Indianapolis News, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 May 1920 — Page 28
WANTED. city; c»«h.
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MUSICAL—SALE
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EsgaiffiaaigS- wi' i^ia: yaw:; X&lSOK. V^tof. CoiuBibia. P*tb«. Aiohaa Vockhon sad a naml^r ot oUwtei m«iuM oi *sgrtib..*sr*. ■s& u sl t v mnM TRjtfb «r»«5 In !»«*» f2$T BAKER r^WMW. I V&Wiftb MmSSbIoT used Short time; *111 •elt at a btf dis^ourit. Call between 9:30 Md 5:30. If Td’tj WAWt a rood talkin* machi^vs. bu* «M ot thMC tour; we are foifi« »wa/ *jv1 win aacn&ce; 1 eaWn« »l*e maho»»r t y -awe f&O; 1 oak. $tt: 1 Columbia marine and record cabinet, oak. *35; 1 tar*e uole. oak. &>*&•-: -***»: caae: A1 cendlttos; moat sell In 10 oar*.
THE IXDIAXAPOLIS NEWS, SATO DAY, MAY 29, 1920.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS.
"basgcT
HnrsrHoin r^v»r>« wanted cfilXA CLOSET. Mxscmd-hand. Addrew Box
Twenty-flre 'food used fa* ranfee. aquare ! —Lggl^yew*. oren or eierated over*, at ▼«/ reaaouablej ^ WE BXTf _ eta: we connect them. GLA.2EB. 444 E. i all kind* of houaeliold fumitox*. Get war
■' f***t t
FINANCIAL.
IXSTTR.AKCE
in an its braaehea. AUBREY D. PORTER, Sid People'* Bank Mdf., Madn TO**
ftAf SACK" -r.d 'recLninf cfeair. 12C0 E Oblo. ICt UOX. 9i: mi*mot s Ubrarj table and
deofc, 2S.j4 It. Rejaw^g.
MAIK
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.
jAcoTJiAif MSnMS' IWF, I. horaby <diajr. Aoartisent 46. 402
*——-4—— * 3<>5£§~h*r bookcaae. k*- ^
X. | BOOKS—If anted to buy all kind*. Cali
SATTEBY for eleetrie
inrt»i’,r». Call >'orth S7GB 1 M. KRfEG. Edfcwooil PL ■
CASH paid for realty title fares. money famished to help _ homes LEWIS. M> Merchanta Bmdt.
SECOXD MORTGAGR
real estate loan* made on rood farms and Improved oty properties GIBRALTAR nyxyCE CO IQS K Delaware M 1«1S MOXEY TO LOAX.oa first and second mortrafes. Land coeltracta purchased. 309-10
bldf. or Rain *799.
or 40-eeIL Lwncke bldf
GAS CHY MAN SHOT BY MARSHAL 10 IS HELD
ARGUMENT OVER ALLEGED DEBT ENDS IN KILLING.
58 ISrSfi
1 a|y£| >.J1 ?
and d**k; batfainL hOkMXT*. 409 i MBA DELLA ftJFr. Prospect WM. *e»-
CAbT-OPF CLOTHING.
*8 and np paid lor rood used men'* aoita.
9 S. Wet «t-
F ARM oty property and personal loans at 9900 and op; tsortfares bourbt. J. D. 8COTT. 14 When Mdf WANTED to borrow 11.300 of private funds on clear Manon county farm. Ad-
drese Box 141(t. News.
5d00. 1 to 3 years, 8 per cent: real estate mortfare. Address Box 1096. News
LARGE dreawr w»ih iorm aivtlurror. 314: \ CL^THINoTmibes feat# children's; high- AUCTION SALES. >*——■ --- * to ..-wt mm «*- J c«i pr <•+ 9*iti Called for. Prospect 4.->8*l
larfs fa* rang- f 10 f-iod ruf. S3; porch
fEHSEuR"’” * ■mM m
Player pianos or pfcouocrapba. also w at*. any time
*1SSiIiTHA*8»:
saa"easj ig .ip%g B a; i ^
leavtuf <Jty. 728 S. West at
r j CANOE. A-l condition. Priced nfht. North 77B4 erewinfs. ;
mmmu. , reral rplto ol htfh grade cALITLew gRANK. Ma-r. 2028 if you want
kT^.TE^i'xajnri: Pbooe* North 6886 Auto 41-946, cafe net falkinf machine aoA muaic.
473 Vlrnnia are.
ff^TnnwraTsrr
of very latest records Jant reoairad. 7 Pen.tjfoke Arcade. Main 4025.
-iK.Ttst ra ~t-ap ^^^fcliTTSa^
H*rr.. np 292. . mr’H.A<5r'i5rwY'. Records nii kinds 40c, choice of M 1 *
W« hare i eerm
eortfoleum which we hill sell by roll or t to buy or sei! any kind of fixtures, rard. rery cheap : , many patterns to ee | rfcandiee or houaehaid foods. Oar pncea are
, rtfht. f i
„ . , *AY* TOC ANYTHINt» TO SELL? fumcf oak No deoiers North 2289 Call Coopertder. after 8:30 a. m. - '*4Et> GOODk STORE M 22*« Ante
irOfttflfCH AIR. Royai. jraab button used fSElX and biy all kinds of bouw-holi goodT
feet at. fixture* and
yard, rery cheap; many pa lect from 227 N. New Jersey. ctsju *r-fabt;e ~
MORRIS CHAm. Royai. posh irnnSffiraii2|r ^
40«, Mae*
m.
WsS^m-isriati
M
irUft, learinf ciiy Waab-
' 'ifiK; real barcals; on
CWdTBifh ffiaerpKrate
eoBStJoSkTiSa^
IN6. kirh frede; prirate party ; caih S31
I^. *** 4 ^ <jy * ar '” r * h ^ pTano muat a*tf alnnoet new bar
yftnnr^rTiiss^Kr-rPjsaKB!: Si;_ Nl Capitol. U . .
a«uare titino; food coiulition . aont 2321 eveBlnfs. f FfaiwTa,* "art’ inahofany ease:
■ fMMiaH 1 eanrak porch
1 chiffonier~2 1 buy 'call me If you want to aeQ. call me
‘ ‘ft ‘ i. igw
r.y library table He wsahatand and. *
1 solid enshpf*
C. D. raadutf Mod. mabof- ! | UPV ciotrinf rtotSSf of all taoda. shoes
of aU Ware. Call for MRS. LEE. Pro*, irtbd
dress;nf table. 1 < way. Nnrth f>304
flStt sblid • pa A library "tebto.
Erospert
SHANE.
Mam 2028.
one j i<WE~ckmiiiii: fofiT pnee.
‘nina.-i
OFP1CE
r ; R> IT I."RE W ». NTED
roetuar. 14. ; Prospert 4580.
vVSt ilicMdltY 'awinf "sMei' 2 rocker* lllio.
:
ODD Bt Ff Elfts. AMf.t. jph
Alar; /feina oabmrt- and larfn pederta!! to the Ur**et a*id best rated used furniture
acsction
GROCERY MEAT MARKET
CIGAR business
FUTURES AND stock WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2.
1401 N ILLINOIS ST
Sale befina 9:30 a. m. and continues nnDl
all sold. Come early.
Reason of sale diseolution of partnership. Rg sale of exceptionally hifb-c.a#* lot of
fixture* and clean stock.
If wsy one wishes to ffo into business we will first oiler same ** a whole. Located is one of the best and most thickly r»opu-
If you want to J iated parte of the city. Best equipped out-
~ —— - — — fit in the neifhborhoo>1. Complete grocery atoek. emuiMltimg of *0 kinds of rauneif goods, he** grade coffee n.e beans, imported tea*, salmon, bakinf powder, soap. jelLfa, rtfars and tobacco
IK——-L—«fSSr l 'Wndien. etc.
protpert 2XJO BRING YO> "R BASKETS AND BUY YOUR
«3oD«rWoRE ha |i»;n C 2288
(■■i USXD I Auto, 22-288
t large,
^ ^ store in the slate
' " USED GOODS STORK 424 Maes, _ • Auto 1
OAk *iiii Shite; two small tabW suitaWe ^T^ROl4T~«rriir'«anted for -anoe rnusi for cream parlor North pi»» j he reason,ole. Call Circle 3642 or Ham *
■w—re-—r-i “ - --- ' * * - ‘ eoa 264#li
WE Bfy-,
prac-
6NE tfpeetry” Urtiswt« rug TTtl'i
ttcally new. Prospect 8476,
DME Tea BoxTTS I’B* . sale; dbeap 2153 Hooleysrd plane, call after S o'clock. TftSSIf ivurmUSt of till kiiwis. glazer
444 t. Washinfton.
PJOVaTIE sale' of hotisehoW goods
w. Fall creek boulevard WmT *m mabof'sky
room set, rufi. kitehen furnitur
and seilTxture* of alt kinds mer
chaodiO* and household foods. Call us firm LEW SHANK Main 2028 , WHEEL CHAIR for invalids use at City 163 Hospital, childrens' ward, by ST. MAR GA RET S HOSPITAL GUILD. Wash. 1311
'saioirBone for 5 flat
forth TtS* 1 ^ | smo, mahogany bargain. Auto
TSTssfe
ffHT’pT.
^i6;“eiir Jielmont^«4!
tin* maeHmw pw eManet for rec-
H ronditton *75. RAPP A LEN
]AN0 CO.. 247 N, Pennsylvania. mr'mx' ‘ vary Una tone, bea iffiTui gany case, lot of ranMfds. Witt accept h today. Call after «. 512 E 13th jflferSS! U l4lTWrMtf st.. across from Parry's beautiful •state, for player pis no IK>2 Congre** ave. mmTCTyiHSwi fm are. eiir mornlnf between 8 12 a. m., W
£156. Ask for HERMAN
HOUSEHOLD GOODS. Jymmn:— ™ V*E» AND NEW FURNITURE Tha Quick Sale and Small Profit 8tors. , BEDS,
8PRIN08.
MAt^rRKHSFIS
or any furniture for the home. Bee us before you buy We sell for radii and sell cheaper, we Wats, pack and ship free of chsrge.
THE EXCEL Wash and New Jersey sU.
“AarTwrararnfir^* for fine furniture? Good rufs. all aises; fine linoleums or ruf border; 9x12 or smaller confo leu m rugs; refrigerator# or lee boxea; davenoa or davenports or snythlng for any room In your home, iee our stock and get our prices before you buy. We pack
*“ d * h i5rrLE 0 { , URN r i r Tiiiw: store. HT ft, Washinfton at-
HAfTTYfifL OvERSTUFFkO DAVftNbfTRTS at 9Ri, nave aprlnf filled loose cushions, full spring baoka and seats, 7 feet long: finest workmanship, many styles to choose from. Massive overstuffed chairs and rockers at 945. f<arge variety of thia furniture to the moat elatmratn In stock at extremely low prices I sell direct from manufacturer and guarantee to save you money. W. J. PORTER, n7 C Oaoltol ave. Main 0937 ■
WCIKVOV §ulte7~w aTnufl *3^ vJSLAmJm BED. refrigerator, gas kitchen safe, rug. 987
awi rugs; reason
coa! range,
sham a.
Ta,
fc ^^ T 5fsSl , 'U. , y'¥.:r‘“ BurnTTWi^ r^Seah"ow-pii^;Tarfinr
North 8305
I. ft. leatKeF'SSSTVooST 'foT sale. tM» » Illinois
Coope rider r YOU HA'
CftWRAt, • PURUfTOftl
AYE ANYTHING TO BELL mid goods, ertental rugs, offlee and
Circassian walnut bedroom suite, consisting of bed, dresser and chiffonier. $00. New refrtgeratori from $11.65 up, 1101
N, Illlnota. Main 553<l
CALL tiW mAVI. ¥alii IRff ir you want to buy or sell any kind of fixtures, merchandise or household goods. Our prices ara
msiL
nail dm*.
15.000 yards Texoleum floor coTaring Ws believe il t<> be the beet floor covering on
believe it to be the best iirttl. 'Die; same grade Christmas /*.JrDc wUl
Cash**
ws sold before cover your room
COOK
. at 58c per yard.
■ BEST BUY OF THE TEAR,
or payments. 8AKER BROS.
18 K. Washington st.
ataplaodsr
HiTfTfl KtiMl
avtng etty. 798 S. West st.
- iTRtT R?>ol?~Ts&le. chairs and ebi'ia
c ‘“ 3
•WSgiilftijB.
Hfml^ti* TAffitj, re’ffigeratof. bed and aprinfs, kitchen cabinet, range, linoleum, spade, hoe. shovel and weed puller. Wood-
ruff 9t?9. 01 N. Dearborn
tn'mtT imu Tl’RiJ iTurB Queen Anne. Wtlllsm and Mary. Chtppen dale. Colonial. Jacobean and other periods in mahogany, walnut, fumed and golden oak finishes. Price averages about one-half the
newest. Ca^^r^mont^
BSIXaRTTaVHT Refrigerators from 50 to 150 pounds, white enamel, porcelain and opal lined, reduced 25 per cent. ALBERTSON'S HANDY
iHOP, ;W3 Central.
biVltOIT Jewel gas range, good aa
CkU 3799 Qracol
8177. raltOv Yl'map end dinihi room . pslaware. _
° r *
NvivNiTUitE or • smai
wBsrasrRfif
t . FINR refrigerators Opal lined. 300 pounds, a very tleaU.f new box: would cost at
-«w. Our prloe $1''*
Opal enamel, wh lost expensive bo: Porcelain lined, &em\A whf, White ^rost, all olvtng food shelvi
. fine, prao
MI^P- ,— about $250
new. Our pries >100. Opal enamel, white glasi
rfs-Dffi"
'hns Ubad. only $40.
«««1^-iiJi.ns. rou “ i -"■ SSS ^S5»*" s OT7 s 1 SiaT^
.IK Vo? 0 '‘ , dcanable Uke
tbs dining room^bedrixmi or lirtag room.
444 E Wastv.natnn
WfkinWAlt for asie. can t itouss~55a garden spot. 3040 N. Hove., st.
of gomT furniture; no deiteFi:
vJ^„?diret~ t -. — -—. - milure, good as new sell to»rr- & SLar* c - !i ^ »* oak extension dtntMg table, reflouhed. $10BW^^SFgsrSBCniTf... CflERtnSff"®rcaa*l an’ wnln ut bedroom ■'suite. swtrs large; rtehness and rare beauty of grain uneoualsd. North 2-.HI. GRAY wicker break fact set. been used two -months. Party leaving city. Call 6818.
living
furniture, afi
practically new, leaving! city. No dealers. M arri son 94. ■ 1U41'’Sf' 1 'JH' 1 ‘lindf at 'rtr? stiractTv* pnoea'
4 8. Washington.
0LA2ER 444
50f) refrigerators and ice boxes to choose from. All makes, all sices, all prices. Auto malic. Alaska, fierrlek. Bohn Syphon. Star. Gibvm. Dr. Price. Leonard. Gurney and other standard makes. Prices start at 17.60. Cash or payments
BAKER BROS
219 E. Washington st ggririvauTSi. front; In splendid condition loll Woodlawn. Proapert 1726. IEPWS»A tdft ' ^r ^uod. c.pirt^~‘ iTv
Ington 1822.
— xfmnMjww at prices on new less than you can buy
second-hand.
f 15 »m> refrigerator, new $10.00 $90,00 refrigerator new $20,00
fl«.0> $175.00
MM , .$7.00 $12 00
igeeatee new COAL oil stoves $22 00 coal oil stove $250.09 B room outfi $12.00 Iron bed, new $10.00 mattress, new
$18 00 felt mattress, new A complete line ©f everything for house kectdng on payments at prices lea# than you rsn buy for cssh; old furniture taken.as part payment cn new. Lherty bonds accepted.
106 8. MERIDIAN
Art Furniture Company. 8 floors The big store with small expense.
IiefRigeRaTOR>.
Ice boxes, gas ranges, coal oil stoves and many other houaehold artidea at prices that
will suit your pocketbook.
GLAZER
444 E. Washington. REFRIOERaTDM never ^ee^~“us«dT side
Lot of good oak rockers, re/inished tike
$8 each.
of large fumed oak rockers, with real
$15 to $1
125.
*T
flcsot, table chairs. Ham son. 2141 or 2905
•esy rockers, $25. STOfl H
4?4J«S?s i _*I«L
tore
sifjcboarc£~chins dioset.
. chairs. HQ bouievsni.
furnltut*. InciuJing’ piano' ornament*. 931$ Washmgton
we WEuTMTWr If you have any household good* or office furniture to sell, call a buyer from the largest. best and best rated used furniture store
in the state. BAKER BROS
Auto 23-1 66. Mam 34 66 LIVE STOCK AXD VEHICLE87 felU ^TEAM horaes^new brass-moimted harness 6330 Cornel!. Broad Ripple. HuscsTor poNiBs iar;a^~^g5«e.~i2d
E. Court et.
C5W pure Jersey.' finest rrtroV^t£r ~wrt! rotted mixed manure. 30<: load. 2911
Bangster ave.
Rtios.
We firmly believe that we have the lanrest llneot rugs in the city. Over 700 room six# rugs to choose from. Wiltons. Body Brussel*, Axmlnaters, tapestry, wool fiber, grass and matting rug*. Prices average about one-half th# new cost. BAKER BROS. RlUJ fhindar Wilton. 13d rose - 0x1 ft. proc ttcstly new, ftfll Westmoreland place. RUtTTxTgVeTverThonT W«rriVon~WC *
bftRViNG TABLES to match most any
period dining set. $10. v
PSKH GOODS STORE. 424 Mss*. *ve.
1 SP.TfftE aniT*chair to matefi. blue and tan dsmask in all-over pattern, New. Bel-
mont 4*20.
SMAl.L refrigerator; like new; bargain.
Circle 1142.
SQUARE PIaNO, food condition; also furnlture and books. 1011 N. Delaware «t.
SEWING machine, davenport, leather couch. two Iron beds, slngie and double; gas range, kitchen table, 8-fool work table, library table, square piano, water power washing machine, iawnmower. rug. 1831 N. Capi-
tol.
SOME bedroom and firing room furniture. curtains and cooking utensils; possession at once of 2 rooms and bath. Address Box
1301. News.
'' j|gf; Ijjg ‘
for anything for the home. Bed*, springs and mattresses. GLAZER. 444 E. Wash.
TWO davenports and large table, Apollo player piano and cabinet of music. Other articles 8330 Washington boulevard
VitfItN 1ft kAWIN bed and springs. Phone
Prospect 2058. 44 N. Walcott.
wxmmc, MAaSnrE. bench wringer.vacuum sweeper and two boy s suits, 14
year *»*o. Irvington 1647.
WHiTR iron crib, good condition; sheets. spread, new mattress; never used. Phone
Irvington 3242.
wXLNfYT bedroom spite and other house-
hold articles. 1433 B. .11th.
WE BOY and sell fixtures of ill kibds. merchandise and household goods. Call ua
first. LEW SHANK. Main 2028.
WE HA Vi a large selection of porch swing*
at prices that will please you. GLAZER, 44* E Washincton.
ft.000 VaRn9 oO'ood uuxhtjr linoleum st B5c per yard. GLAZER. 444 E. Wash.
ii-rtiCi dining room suite, quartered oak. massive genuine mahogany dining room table, suitable for large dining room or Hbrary; 2 English-morocco finished chairs. Three set* of velour portieres for openings between rooms; in rich brown olive green and a royal blue, with leather trimmings; these portieres ore especially made for handsome furnishings Write 128 8.
Lebanon at., Lebanon. Ind.
fO YARDS used linoleum, settee and books.
740 S. Noble.
8x10 WOOL brine rug. price $18. 3838
Ruckle.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS WANTED.
ABSOLUTELY beet pncea paid for furniture. ruga and stoves. STANDARD FURNITURE 00 . Rl* Maas. ave. Main 8410.
A CHANCE for you to get a good price tor heating stoves, ruga or most any household goods. Call Main 5094. lil come promptly and deal fair. BROWN. 689-41
Maas. ave.
FURNffURE wanted. WUl pay good cash prices for household goods in private horn* or Set OeH Main 50*8, Auto *8-088.
IHTOWiTOr^ANTEi).
Sea ns anything you have in furniture, stoves and rugs. We pay at leaat one-fourth more. Try ua. Call at once. THE EXCEL,
Main 6898
FURNITURE and rug* wonted; the best none too good for us. We pay more than other dealers. Get our prices before you sell. GLAZER. Main 12*4, Auto. 21-282.
uTtT THAT one-fourth more for anything you hare in furniture, refrigerators, rugs and stoves Call the EXCEL. Main 6398.
GET the high price for your fine furniture,
refrigerator*, rugs mid gas ranges.
GLA&XHu
Main 1894. 444 E W#u»h. Auto. 81898,
GLAZER
will give you on estimate on your gas range. Don’t sell until you get our prices. Cali Main 1284. Auto. 21-282.
HOUSEHOLD GOODS wanted. Will pay all
you ask, if worth It.
STANDARD FURNITUR1 00.
»15 MASS AYR. MAIN 8410.
Ladies i
CALL OUR LADY BUYER. Pleasant. Courteous. A member of tbs firm. Moat liberal offers Vor your furnitur# oriental and domsotio rugs, draperies, anything ot value. USED GOODS STORE—THE FINE STORR. Main 8288. Auto. 22-388.
NO WOMEN BUYERS. NO SUNDAY CALLS.
NO HOUSE TELEPHONES.
Used by the largest and best rated used furniture store in the world. Only legitimate business methods used by us. These are some of the reasons why we get the best pieces from the best homes in the city.
BAKER BROS.
Auto. 23-166. Main 8466.
RUG. 13x14 ft.; good condJuon. Give
price. Address Box 1410, News.
SElX IT
to the largest and best rated used furniture store in the state. BAKER BROS. Auto. 23-166. Main 8466.
SELL your refrigerator or gas range to GLAZER Get all it is worth. Cali Main
1284. Auto. 21 282.
WE WANT - good used furniture. Will pay
all it is worth.
STANDARD FURNITURE CO. 618 Mom. ave. Main 6410.
we wilL buy Tt~~ If you have any household goods or office furniture to sell call S buyer from the largeet. best and best rated used furniture store
in the state. BAKER BROS.
Anto. 23-180. Main 3400
WARDROBE, old. portable. Harrison 2129
WILL £aY the highest prices for all kinds ainiVSf ‘ET >133.“ ” <uu
DEAD stock.
Highest prices paid by JOSEPH HAAS Main 1681. Auto. 26-77*.
KXTKA good family row. Woodruff FINE closed top ram age good as new; price $76; b:g bevel glass all around, and door. Belmont 1307., 140& W. New York.
FIRST-CLASS work horse for sale. 1807 E.
34th st.
FOR S A LI—Cow, fresh, at 30th and Phipps. Woodruff 733
FINE gilt* and pigs for sale. Irvington 3108 ring 2,
GOOD work horse, 0 years old. Circle «.».
(*X»D wagon and harness. will sell cheap. 110 N. Harding.
UOkfl auction every Monday Shroyer a stable. 332 W. Maryland. 10 a. m. Will have good run horses for any kind of work, wagon, top buggies, runabouts double and single heavy work hornet**. We sell "on rommi**ion: horsee. $2. vehicle*. $1. BROWN, auctioneer, SHROYER. manager.
LARGE Berkshire sow and y pigs, $60. FLOYD GURNELL. Troy ave.. 8th house east school. Shelby car.
MALE hog for sale. Circle 3190.
ONE good milk cow. 5 years old. Call Ben
Davis 1112 after 0 p. m.
ON*I large ice wagon and 1 coal wagon, will sell cheap. Harrison 83. 2123 Boule-
vard place. Call after 5 o'clock.
REGISTERED Holstein row. registered Holstein male calf, 8 month# old. E. THOMP-
SON. 709 Law bldg.
SEVEN pure bred Duroc Jerseys; sire. Col.
Joe Orion IV. No. 138073: mother. Cherry
Bell. No, 700028. Big type Money maker*.
JOS. ALEXANDER 4300 E 34th.
SHETLAND pony, buggy and harness. 2755
Dearborn. Woodruff 5950. •
THREE fine sow*, each having 9 pigs. Irv-
ington 2719 ring 3.
THREE good row* with calves. Prospect
7227, ring 1-
TWO HORSE gravel wagon. Woodruff 2021.
TEAMSTERS to haul coal. Call 70 8. Sher-
man drive.
WE WILL sell 20 set* of fine brass-mounted team harness this week at $80 per set. FRANK S. FEESER A CO.. 1102 Prospect
st. Prospect 18.
WORK MARE, harnens and wagon, $55. 732
S. East st.
$120 BUYS good team and work mare weighing about 2.000 pounds; will sell
separate. 028 Lexington ave.
DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC.
^jm-AiTBrniT^
130 Virginia ave. Phone. Main 5538 Everything in the bird and pet stock line. Phone or coll. Write lor price list, catalogue. Open evening# until 8:80 o. m.
ANCONA pullet# and baby chicks. 1020
f Prospect st.
ANGORA kittens. Irvington 1921. 05 S.
Bradley.
AMERICAN pit bull puppies, good marking, pedigreed stock. 2801 Highland
place. Harmon 589.
ANGORA KITTENS. Call Irvington 3349.
AIREDALE dog for sale. Call Belmont 4581
or 317 N. Holmes.
AIREDALE PUPPIES.
Three nonths Old; finest breeding in the
country. 3215 Park ave.
BARRED Rdctf eggs. $1 per setting. Irv-
ington 1894.
BLACK MINORCA rooster and 5 hens. Main
4207.
BABY Chicks, 20c apiece. Prospect 5003.
75 W. Dalton.
BABY chick*, week old. with or without
hen*. Old phone Southport 110-R1.
BLACK male Persian kitten; pedigreed. North
7242.
BABY CHICKENS.
Standard bred stock; various varieties received daily from our own hatcheries.
DAWSON ft CO.. 26 N. Alabama st.
BABY chicks: extra nice stock Leghorns. Rock*. Reds. Wyandotte*. SNOWFLAK*
HATCHERY. 250 E. Wabash.
CANARIES, female, for sale Woodruff 570.
(jARNEAUX. red and yellow, about 3U pair*; also about 2 dozen nest bowls: also wire netting: must sell at once. 947 Tuxedo.
Woodruff 0468
CANARIES, female, for sale. Main 9154.
CANARIES, extra fine singers. North 0008.
COLLIE PUPS, really for delivery; wonderful markings. Corner Layman and 10th.
Phone Irvington 107.
CANARIES; finest select guaranteed singers. from St. Andresburg: rollers and lin-
net mulea. .Woodruff 8451.
DR DAVIS'S BOARDING KENNELS for cats and dogs. Boarding rates Include all necessary medical attention. Surgical coses s specialty. Write or phone for rates, referencea. etc. DR. LA RUE DAVIS. Plainfield.
FIVE dozen White Rock chicks i week old.
. Main 3029.
FRENCH silk poodle dog, malo. very gentle.
$15. 2135 Prospect st.
HOUND PVP9 for sale. 037 Coffey st. IF YOU want thoroughbred S C. Black Minorca HATCHING EGGS call Irvington
2719 Ring 3.
MALE collie. 8 months old; golden sable. white markings; registered and pedigreed.
2477 Bond st.
ONE pedigreed Flemish Giant doe and oth-
er*. 20*0 Cornell ave.
PUPS, Scotch collie# and shepherds. 3 months old, $15 pair, Airedale. 8 month* old, $10. Hurir. they won't last long. 402
Terrace ave.. OHIO DOG FARM
RABBITS. Rufu* Red*. Flemish Giants.
Belgian. Washington 247.
RID sitting hens. $2; eggs.’ $1 setting. $5
mndred. Belmont 1340.
R$AL New Zealand rabbits from pedigreed
and registered stock. Also guinea pigs. 959 E. Morris st. Prospect 4548.
SCOTCH COUJE for sale; spayed female, country preferred. Washington 849.
THIRTY White Leghorn laying hens. $1.50 each. Call Saturday afternoon or Monday. 2720 E. 16th st.. between Temple and Rural.
WtANDOTTES. 12 hen#. 1 rooster; excellent
laying strain. 2540 College.
11 HENS and roosters. Woodruff 2621.
FINANCIAL.
• LOANS PAYABLE MONTHLY
on improved city property. Payment rod need •vary month. Interest based on monthly balance of prieckpal. Converts itself into a straight loan at lower interest rate whsa 80 per cent of principal is repaid. FARM
KB3 TRUST CO.. 160 E. Market st.
THIS company Is prepared to make real estate loons promptly. W# purchase realty contracts and mortgages, bonds and
stocks, listed and unlisted,
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES COMPANY.
Frank K. Sawyer. Pres#dent.
801-9 Law bldg
WANTED: Party to invest money in good paying business: absolutely safe, secured by first mortgage on real estate. Prefer party who can take an active interest in office work: good pay. Address Box 1434.
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houses and business blocks, loan money sa mortgages and discount real estate contracts. WILBUR A. BOYSK INVESTMENT CO, $49 50 Lemcks Annex. Main 307$.
BASKETS GEOCSRU FIXTURES
McCray 10-foot refrigerator counter with white v-troUtc and plate glass top. heavy oak trimmed and good as new. McCray '4 ton capwrtty meat refrigerator McCray grocery refrigerator, 500-pound capacity 6 glass doors, and good a* new. 2 meat blocks and all butcher - * toots. 1 7 foot counter with ritrolite top and
front.
1 7-foot counter with vitrolite front. 2 glass floor ceae*. 5 counter eases. 1 4-foot wall ease Gum and bread eases. 9 electric chandeliers. 2 long counters. Schwab office safe. 2 National cash registers. Detroit automatic scale. Toledo scald platform and candy scale. Electric coffee mill, wall clock HO inch roil top deskr office chair, sanitary rot hotplate, dishes empty boxes paper rack. «a usage grinder. 60 feet of shelving, ease tee cream cones. 0 Terms eaeh. Wolf 9 lee. Owner* LEW SHANK AND RAY WRIGHT A jettoneer*. Tuesday, 2 p. m. ooi n, Capitol ave.. 7 room- furniture. including Morris chair, good oak and mahogany rockers: 2 9x12 Brussels rug*, small rugs, pedestal. 2 oak dining tablee. 12 chairs. 4 Vernis Mar tin lied*, spring*, mattresses, book rack, com hination coal and gas range. *! oak side board*, linoleum, lot dishes, rooking utensil* 3 ho. plates. 9x12 velvet Bru*se!ft rug round o»k dintne table, several dre**er*. washitands. 2 oak hall tree*, prince** dre»wr. 6x0 Brussels rur. checal dresser. 4 center table*. 20 rockers. 2 iron bed* complete. 10x12 Brussels rug. oil stoves, chiffonier*. single bed complete, sewing machine. sweeper, wardrobe and other good* MoFaDDEN a BURKHARDT. Auctioneers' IF YOU want good prices for your household goods, rugs. etc., call LEW SHANK. 277 N. New Jersey. Main 2028.
GEORGE STOMP IS VICTIM
[Spenal to The Indianapolis News} MARION. May 2$.—George Stamp, age fifty-seven, was shot and killed last night by John G Reece, night marshal, at Gas City. According to witnesses the shooting was the result of an attempt by Reece to collect a bill, alleged to have been due by Stump's daughter. Mrs. Gladys Campbeffl. for a phoirrograph bought
from a Chicago firm.
Reece, it is said, jnet Stump riding on a wagop with several household articles, including the phonograph. The mershal tried to stop him. bat wis unsuccessful, and then went to the office of the mayor and swore ou: a warrant for Stump's arrest, alleging that Stump called him rile haines Hie went to the Campbell home to serve the warrant and was met ait the door by Stump, who. according to Reece, said that he had done nothing, and if Reece
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'Si - — •»» nothing.
wanted him he; would have to come in over his dead body. Mrs. Oarrtpbejll said the marshal drew his revolvjer and started for the ; house, both men moving toward the door. JUede fired one shot, which lodged In f?tUThp*s cihest. He says Stump struck him with a broomstick before he shot him.
FOR SALE OR TRADE. HOLCOMB A HOKE^poprorn mVchine; good rondiUon. Woodruff 1369.
STOCKS AND BONDS. $500 "woRTH^sstiaiTReafty 6 per cent. pr«£ ferred: will sacrifice if sold at once. Addrc*s Box 1309. New*. ^
PATENTS
PATENTS—Send for free book. Contains valuable information for inventors-. Send sketch of your invention for free opinion °t its patentable nature. Prompt service. TalbeIit^" i r ^L n( T;L T ^ LB . E » T *
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CHATTEL LOANS. This Is your OPPORTUNITY Should you be in need of MONEY to pay your small bills that rosy be pressing. We are sn old established Company and it is our AIM to make * LOANS TO ALL who own furniture, pianos or diamonds. For quick confidential sendee call or write INTERSTATE COLLATERAL LOAN COMPANY. J. if.. BEROSET. Mgr. 508 Odd Fellows bldg. Comer.Pennsylvania and Washington its. Phones: Main 3130; Auto. 21-430.
LOANS $50 for $1.75, $100 for $3.50. on furniture, pianos, automobiles, live stock or anything of value; $20 to $300. at legal rates. We are licensed and bonded in the state. INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO. Moved. 208 Saks bldg.. 41 E. Washington. Main 2251. Auto. 27.472.
DONTS TO REM EMI
Don’t borrow unless it Is ne
BEK.
necessary; don't
borrow money from unscrupulous money lenders or persons not licensed by th* stats: don’t mortgage your furniture without • clear knowledge and understanding of tbs agreement; don’t forget the legal rats sf Interest is Stt per cent s month. Our rat* Is 2H per cent. Don’t heeitate to call ss us for any information you deairs. INDIANAPOLIS PUBLIC WELFARE LOAN ASSOCIATION. S37-SS0 Occidental bldg. Organised In 191$ for the purpose of making chattel loans st a low rate of Interest.
You need money. We lend $100. $200. $300. Investigate our easy-to-pay Twenty payment plan loans. Get $50. pay back $2.50 a month. Get $100, pay bock $5 a month. With interest at 3% per cent, per month. Pay only for the time loan runs. All business confidential. We loon on Furniture, pianos. Victrola*. automobiles, etc. without removal: also on diamonds, etc. Call, phone or write INDIANA COLLATERAL LOAN CO. Bonded Lenders. Established 1887. 201 Lombard bldg. 24% E. Washington at. Main 3286. Both phones. Auto. 25-786.
IF YOU NEED MONEY Bead this. $25 to $300. Loons mods sa furniture, pianos, automobiles. 11 v* stock, farm implement* and other collaterals. Legal rats. Arrange your own terms. Intsrssl charged for just the time used CAPITOL LOAN CO.
ROSE POLY COMMENCEMENT
El wood Hendrieh to Speak to Grndwsttnjx Class June 16. [Special to The Indianapolis News] TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. May 29.—Elwood Hendrieh, of New York, a graduate of the Federal Polytechnic Institute, of Zurich, Switzerland, is to be the speaker at the annual commencement exercises of Rose Polytechnic Institute, June 10. Mr. Hendrich. who Is a chemical consulting engineer and associate editor of the Chemical and Metallurgical Engineering Journal, will have for his subject. ‘‘Professional Obligations.” The alumni address will be delivered by Brent Wiley, '98. of the Westinghouse Electrical and Manufacturing Company. Pittsburg. Pa. The annual reception of the board of managers and faculty of the institute will be held on the evening of June 9 at the Elks’ Club, and the annual meeting of the alumni and the election of officers will be held at the institute on the afternoon of June 10The graduating class this year will have forty members. FROZEN BEEF FOR EUROPE 6,000.000 Pound* to he Shipped oa Armagh From Portlaad. Me. PORTLAND, Me.. May 29 —Six million pounds of frosen beef will be shipped to Germany and other countries of central Europe on the British steamer Armagh, which arrived here today from Boston on her way to Hamburg. The beef was sent here by western packers. ;
FEWER MIMES IDLE. Number of Workers Laying Off Kat~ arday Smaller ta ladtaaa. (Special to The Indianapolis News I TEERRE HAUTE. Ind.. May 29Fines imposed by operators on coal miners, with the approval of the miners' organization, who have been laying off work Saturdays, apparently have had a salutory effect as only twelve mines were reported to the In-
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE
SOCIETY OF
.7 175 W. Jackson Blvd., Chicago, 111. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. marsh & Mclennan. United States Managers. Amount of capital deposit $ 400,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in$banks (on interest and not on interest).! 580,103 05 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ........ 3,090,081 10 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 34,291 56 Due from other companies 37.231 32 Deposited with Michigan state treasurer ‘ 189 96 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 686.491 19 Total net assets..
.$4,428,388 18
. LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $2,055,514 68 Losses due and unpaid... 74,868 97 Losses adjusted and not due T. 36,933 88 Losses unadjusted and in suspense 960,413 00 Reserve for taxes and other expenses 75,646 64
Total liabilities $3,203,377 17 Greatest amount in any one risk (net) ^•••$ 50,000 00 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I. the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st day of December, 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and affix [SEAL] my official seal, this 18th day of March, 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS, Auditor of State.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE
SOCIETY, LTD. 56 John St., New York, N. Y. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. A. H. WRAY, U. S. Manager. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest).! 233.470 57 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 1,735.580 00 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 13.823 00 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 293,360 98 Accounts otherwise secured 47.279 93
Total net assets $2,324,514 48 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $1,204,710 07 Losses adjusted and'not due 12,650 00 Losses unadjusted and In suspense 164,771 00 Bills and accounts unpaid 8,770 00 Other liabilities of the company 28,015 00
Total liabilities $1,418,918 07 Greatest amount in any one risk v $ 100,000 00 State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of State: ’ I. the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 81st day of December. 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix [SFAL] my official seal, this 18th day of March, 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS. Auditor of State.
diana Coal Trade Bureau here aa Idle today on that account. Last Saturday twenty were idle for this reason It is said that some of the miners’ locals have proposed to operators that if the fines are abandoned the Saturday holiday movement will be stopped, but thus far none of the operators concerned has agreed to the proposal HIGHER COURTS' RECORD.
Americanization Week
SUPREME COURT MINUTES. 23T23. Julius A Haag et *1. vs. state of Indiana. Marion C. C. Appellants' petition for tune, which is granted, including July 15. 1920. 23737. Charles C. Hale et al. vs. Good Samaritan Hospital of St. Louis et al., Spencer C. C. Appellants' briefs. APPELLATE COURT MINUTES. 10146. William W. Spencer, administrator vs. Mary E MeCune. Marion P. C. Appellant's petition to transfer to supreme court and briefs 98*2. Margaret J. Lowry vs. Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company. Morgan C. C. Appellant's petition to transfer to supreme court and briefs. 10195. Elisabeth Wilson ro, Lafayette Glascock. Henry C. C. Appellant s petition to transfer to supreme rourt arid briefs. 10654 Francis- B. O Connell et al. vs. Louisville A Southern Ind ana Traction Company. Clark C, C Appellants’ petition for rehearing and brief*. 10744. Oty of Linton vs. Maggie E. Jones Greene C. C Appellees petition for time, which is granted, including August ' 10742 Joseph M Tucker vs. Edna Mc11 wain. Decatur C C. Appellant s petitio-t for l me. whtofi is granted, including August 2. 1920. 10630. Rex Health and Accident Insurance Company vs. Maria Pettiford Marion 8. C. Appellant * petition for time, which i* granted, including July 1. 1920. 10162. James R. Plank et al. vs. Mint# R Hinkle et al. Carroll C. C. Appellees brief* on petition to transfer. _ . 10808 John M McCarty vs. Eh A. Twtbell. Wells C. C. Appellants petition for time, which is granted, including July 31.
19C0
* 10501. Albert S, Kindeil. administrator, vs. Amos French. Adams "C. C. Case is transferred to 23778 of supreme court for
want of junsdicton.
10592. Albert S. Kindeil. sdmimstrator. vs. Cletus Gentis et al. Adam* C. C. Appellees are granted time, including September 1. 1920. ^ . 10593. Albert 3. Kindeil. administrator, v*. Charles E. Bierie et al. Adams C. C. Appellees are granted time, including Sep-
tember 1. 1920.
10594 Albert 3. Kindeil. administrator, v*. Amos French. Adams C. C. Appellee is granted time, including September 1, 1P‘~0. APPELLATE COURT NEW SUIT 10851 Martha J. Frye et al. vs Jethia M Hamilton et al. Dearborn C. C. Cause is transferred from 23384 of supreme court for
want of jurisdiction.
NEW YORK. May SB.—Observance: was begun here today of AmericanIsa f Ion week under (he auspice* ol the Americanisation foundation committee. ta celebrate the 3«Ktth anniversary of American free taatitutlona. tbe first legislative assembly in Virginia, the Mayflower compact and the
landing of the Pilgrims.
notified of his death and of a request made by him that his body be buried at Jamestown, his old home. The will has been probated at
Covin Eton.
NO GRAVE TO BE FORGOTTEN
Legion Is Assured of .Memorial Day
Decorations in France.
The grave of each American soldier in France will be decorated on Memorial day. according to a cablegram
Civil, social, fraternal and business received at national headquarters of organisations will co-operate (a a the American Legion from Francis E. aeries of pageants, patriotic meetings t‘ommander of the Legion de- , . . * t Partment of France. The telegram
and receptions to the foreign born.' reads:
The celebration will close June 7 ; “Your comrades in France are enwith an excursion to Washington, | 0 j ^ e 8voring worthily to represent you
and your families, and have organized
see the capital and pnblic building* important celebrations throughout
”— - France. Our promise that no grave
should remain without decorations
will be strictly fulfilled.
Money to assure the decoration of these graves was raised by the Legion and other co-operating organizations In the last few weeks. Mr. Drake is chairman of a committee representing these organizations.
on the invitation of the uaturaliaa tion bureau and Congressman Me-
Glen non.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE
STATE ASSURANCE
? ■" 1 J OF LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND. 76 Elm St., Hartford, Conn. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. JAMES H. BREWSTER, Manager. Amount of U. S. deposit.. . .$200,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest) $ 66,877 42 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 733,292 00 Accrued securities (Interest and rents, etc.) 9,301 06 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 111,670 07
Total net assets :$910,140 66 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $332,381 61 Losses adjusted and not due 3,860 00 Losses unadjusted and In suspense 28,226 00 Other liabilities of the company 27,500 00
Total liabilities $391,967 61 Greatest amount In any one risk $ 50,000 00 Greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block 60,000 00 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I. the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st day of December, 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and affix [SEAL] my official seal, this 18th day of March, 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS, Auditor of State.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION
OF THE
SVEA FIRE & LIFE
100 William St., New York, N. Y. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. J. 51. WENNSTROM. United States Manager. Amount of capital deposit $ 200,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest),! 376,461 61 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 1,940,352 50 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 26,557 83 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 609,061 68 Total net assets $2,852,433 62 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $1,482,692 96 Losses due and unpaid... 163,148 28 Losses adjusted and not due 16.821 66 Losses unadjusted and in suspense 10.006 30 Bfils and accounts unpaid 2,000 00 Other liabilities of the company (taxes, contingent commission, etc.).. 75,500 00
Total liabilities $1,749,668 20 Greatest amount in any one risk $ 30,000 00 State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of St at£ * I. the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st day of December, 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on flic in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and affix [SEAL] my official seal, this 18th day of March. 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS. ... Auditor of State.
VALUE OF ESTATE UNKNOWN Jamrotowa Oinrch to lavrotigate Man's Strange Request. (Special to The Indianapolis News] LEBANON. Ind.. May 28—The Christian church at Jamestown has become heir, by the will of Oliver M. Martin, to an estate, the value of which is unknown, except that a certificate of deposit for $4,000 in the bank of Hillsboro is a part of it. Mr. Martin died recently at Hillsboro. It is known that he formerly had large holdings of real estate in the state of Missouri, and an investigation is to be made to ascertain the extent of the
church’s heritage.
Oliver M. Martin left Jamestown more than thirty years ago. and his whereabouts was unknown to Boone county relatives until two years ago. when he suddenly appeared at the home of his nephew. Charles F. Martin, of Jamestown. He said that after his disappearance from ms home in the eighties he went to Missouri. where he married a wealthy widow with one child, a daughter. His wife and the stepdaughter died and he became the sole heir to the property. Since that time he had been spending: his winters in Florida and his summers ^in the north, ue Sa AYter his return to Indiana two years ago. Martin again disappeared and it was not known what hail become of him until his nephew was
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE
Third and Walnut Sts.. Philadelphia. Pa. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. BENJAMIN RUSH. President. JOHN KREMER, Secretary. Amount of capital paid up $ 4,000,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on Interest and not on interest) $ 3.781.357 13 Real estate unincumbered 244,296 01 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 26,306,725 66 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance)... 171,024 25 Accrued securities (Interest and rents, etc.4 . 337,657 56 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 3,962,113 31 Accounts otherwise secured ^ 214.978 85 Total net assets. ..... $36,018,152 77 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $14,166,099 68 Losses adjusted and not due 4,694,930 10 Losses unadjusted and In suspense 54,913 00 Bills and accounts unpaid 16,266 89 Reserve for taxes and commissions 1,236,000 00 Total liabilities $20,166,269 67 Greatest amount of any one risk ...$ 400,000 00 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor pf State: T, the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of th# above mentioned company on the 31«t day of December. 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement Is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and af[SEAL] fix my official seal, this 12th day of March. 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS. Auditor of State.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF
76 William St., New York, N. Y. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. C. F. SHALLCROSS, President. R. P. BARBOUR. Secretary. Amount of capital paid up $1,000,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash In banks (on interest and not on Interest).! 133,255 39 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) ....... 3,078,698 00 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.)..... 41,353 75 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 387,812 09 Reinsurance recoverable on paid losses 14,931 14 Total net assets $3,656,050 37 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks r. $1,389,798 16 Losses due and unpaid.. 21,278 00 Losses adjusted and not due 158,640 34 Bills and accounts unpaid 72,877 00
’Ware the Bear
NEW YORK, May 20.—A captive park bear baa the legal right t, claw any one who cornea within his range, under a ruling of the appellate division of the New York snereme court. The court refused to nwnrd Blanche Guasi. 13, damages sought la a suit against the New ork *oological Society, which controls the Bronx Zoo. it held she took her chances In pursuing a rolllag hall too close to the cage, aad that the resultant clawing could not he held against the Zoo management.
GENERAL STORE ROBBED.
Thirty Pair* of Shoes, Tobaeeo and Notion* Stolen at Ingalls. (Special to The Indianapolis News] ANDERSON, Ind., May 29.—The Phillips general store at Ingalls was robbed last night of thirty pairs of shoes, a quantity of tobacco and cigarettes and some notions. W. A. l^wis. sheriff of Madison ••county, went to Ingalls today to investigate.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE Ohio Farmers Insurance Co. LeRoy, Ohio. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. F. H. HAWLEY, President. W. E. HAINES, Secretary. NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in company’s office.! 17.848 64 Cash in banks (on interest and not on interest). 906.213 19 Real estate unincumbered 166,466 00 Bonds and stocks owned ' (market value)..- 1,258.756 14 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior incumbrance) 2,001,890 00 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 66,426 63 Other securities — War Savings stamps......... 1.668 00 Collateral loans . 94,976 00 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 369,964 19 Total net assets ...$4,871,681 49 i LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks ........ .$2,971,374 II Losses due and unpaid $19,662 33 Losses unadjusted and in suspense .... 260.823 19 $280,485 52 Deduct losses from reinsurance 63.199 19 217.286 83 Bills and accounts unpaid 1,107 02 Estimated taxes unpaid.. 43.673 33 Contingent Commissions unpaid 66.086 99 Emergency reserve 126,000 00 Total liabilities $3,424,628 05 The greatest amount in any one risk $ 26,000 00 T|ie greatest amount allowed by the rulfis of the company to be insured in any one city, town or village 500,000 00 The greatest amount allowed to be insured In any one block 26,000 00 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I, the undersigned, auditor of etate of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31st day of December, 1919. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereto subscribe my name and affix my [SEAL] official seal, this 15th day of March, 1920. OTTO L KLAUSS. Auditor of State.
STATEMENT OF CONDITION OF THE UNITED STATES BRANCH
Total liabilities $1,642,593 50 State of Indiana, Office of Auditor of State: I, the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct .copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 3lst day of December. 1919, as shown by the original statement, and that the •aid original statement Is now on file In this office. In testimony whereof. I hereunto subscribe my name and af[SEAL] fix my official seal, this 12th day of March. 1920 OTTO L KLAUSS Auditor of State.
40 Clinton St.. Newark, N. J. On the 31st day of Dec., 1919. C. P. STEWART & CO., IN^., United States Managers. C P. STEWART, President. C. H. GARDNER, Secretary. Amount of statutory deposit $ 400,000 00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on interest and not on Interest).! 69,788 43 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 1.327,200 00 Accrued securities (Interest and rents, etc.) 21,260 95 Premiums and account* due and in process of collection 145.161 64 Ac ounts otherwise* secured 2.208 67 Total net assets $1,555,619 59 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks ..$ 436.825 32 Losses due and unpaid... 5,471 33 Losses unadjusted and In siispense 372,883 08 Other liabilities of the company ............... 33,500 00 Total liabilities ,$ 848,679 73 Greatest amolint In arij* one risk . $ 25,000 00 Greatest amount allowed to be insured in any one block 60,000 00 State of Indiana. Office of Auditor of I. the undersigned, auditor of state of Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company <on the 31st day of December. 1919. as shown by the original statement, and that the said original statement Is now on file in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereto subscribe my name and affix my [SEAL] official seal, this 18th day of March. 1920. OTTO L. KLAUSS. Auditor of Stai9«