Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 295, Indianapolis, Marion County, 21 April 1922 — Page 21

APRIL 21,1922.

PARK BOARD TO PURCHASE LAND FOR BOULEVARD Takes Up Consideration of Extension Proposed Years Ago. DELAYS WORK A resolution for the acquisition of ground for the extension of Fall Creek boulevard, south drive, from College to Central avenue, is on the books of the board of park commissioners to lay. The extension has been discussed for several days. The Loard also adopted a resc-lutlcn for the acquis. tion of iand for a playground at Kader and Udell streets When an error in the method of advertising the resolution for the acquisition of a block for playground purposes at Fletcher and Spann avenues was discovered the board rescinded all action and adopted anew resolution, fixing May 11 as the day for hearing. Property owners in Capitol avenue from Sixteenth street to Fall Creek boulevard remonstrated against the resurfacing of the avenue, which is part of the boulevard system. Ira M. Holmes, attorney representing the owners, of whom he is

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Statement of Condition OF THE Berkshire Life Ins tirance Company PITTSFIELD, MASS, W Corner North and West s*, OS' THE Day of December, 1921 WILLIAM D. WYMAN. President. BOBEBT H. DAVENPORT, Secretary. ■Amount of capital paid np....... Mutual NET ASSETS OP COMPANY. Vish 1c banka (on interest and not on Interest; $ E 1,349.43 Neal estate unincumbered *47,343.14 Ponds (amortised value; and stock* owned 14,726,899.54 Mortgage loans on real estate (free from any prior Incumbrance! 8,432,400.50 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.; 557.496.68 Company’s policies assigned collateral 5,270,970.05 Premium loan notes 2.792.06 Loan* on other collateral.. 40,700.00 Premium* and accounts due and In process of collection 551,350.77 Total net assets $30,351,610 67 LIABILITIES, .Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $28,259 796.00 Losses unadjusted 125,196.00 Tares, expenses, etc 125,990. )0 Preens, and int. received In advance 52.523.55 Total liabilities $28.503.506.45 Appropriated for dividends. 710938.92 Surplus 1.047.105.30 Total $30,351,010.67 Life Companies: Maximum risk written $ 50,000.00 Amount retained by comP pany $ 25.000 00 State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, the undersigned, commissioner of Insurance of Indiana, hereby certify that rN* above Is a correct copy of the stateoi the condition of the above men Itlcued company on the 31*t day of December, 1921, a* shown by the original matement, and that the said original statement 1* cow in file In this offit**. In testimony whereof. I hereunto seb scribe my name and affix my (SXAL] official seal this Ist day of April, 1922. T. 8. MeMURRAY, JR., Canunigalonar. r

MOTHER KANSAS CITY, April 21.—Mrs. Catherine Enos, 23, farmer's wife, near Nelson. Mo, allowed herself to burn to death today rather titan endanger lives of her two children with her flaming garments. She ran to a room to get a blanket to smother tire flames, but was afraid to take It front the bed where the two children were sleeping.

cue. raid the avenue needs only patching. The beard continued that hearing until May ±. The plan to acquire twenty-seven acres from Mr. and Mrs. Henry K. Askren, north of Thirtieth tsreet, between the canal and White River, for an addition to Riverside Fark, which the board abandoned last week, was re opened when representatives of the owners made a new proposal and the board announced It will confer with Mayor Shank. One Life Lost as Steamers Collide RICHMOND, Va„ April 21.—The steamer Rrewster went down, with the loss of her crew, following a collision with the Lake Sterling early today in the James River near Oldfields, fifty miles below Richmond. The Brewster was owned by the Buxton I,lne and the Lake Sterling by the Richmond-New York Line.

Statement of Condition of TUB Camers Exchange CHICAGO, ILL. 194 S. Michigan are. ON THE 31st Day cf December, 1921 LANSING B. WARNER, Inc., Atiorf y in Fact. Amount es capital paid up.... Reciprocal NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Cash in banks (on Interest and not on Interest) $ 473,u£0.04 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 700,060.00 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) 9,496.24 Premiums and accounts due and in process of collection 16,697.81 Total ret assets $L261,300.U9 LIABILITIES. Reserve or amount necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $ 818,306.86 Losses adjusted and not due 800.00 Losses unadjusted and in suspense 26,803.30 Bills and accounts unpaid... 4,428.46 Total liabilities $ 848,435 IS Surplus ... 913,065211 Total (1.261,500.69 State of Indiana, Office es Commissioner of Insurance. I. the undersigned, commissioner of insurance of Inillnua, hereby certify that the a r ove is a correct copy of iho statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the 31t day cf December, 1821, a* shown by the original statement, ar.d that the said original statement Is it' w In f.ie In thin office. In testimony whereof. ! hereunto sub* scribe my name ami affix my [SEAL) official seal this Ist day of April, 1922. X. S. HiSRRKAY, JR.. Cvmmiasioaar.

TO USE BRICK , ON STATE ROAD Highway Commission Lets Contract for More Than Six Miles. The State highway commission hns determined to pave one section of the National highway, a stretch of 6.597 miles between Putnainville and a point one and one-half miles east of Mt. Meridian, with brick. A contract was let to the Carpenter Construction Company of Terre Haute, on a bid of $219,91.75. This price exceeds the lowest bid received for construction concrete more than 100 per cent. The stretch of road paved with brick, will have a concrete base. Brick interests claim that the concrete base required is the principal reason why brick roads can't oe built on a parity of cost with concrete. The difference between the cost of tlie brick and concretes for the job is $111,910.78. Brick has not b“en used in hard surfacing by the highway commission principally on uccounf of the cost. Autos Collide, Butsch Injured Two automobiles collided, one jumping across the curb, knocking down Fred Butsch, 2141 South Delaware Thursday. He was severely bruised. John South, 27 East. Palmer street, was driving his automobile north on Union

Statement of Condition OF THE Standard Fire insurance Company HARTFORD, CONN. 18 Asylum st. ON THE 31st Day of December, 1921 M. L. HEWEB, Preslder H. B. ANTHONY, J. K. HOOKER, greys. Amount of capital paid up....$ 500,000.00 NET ASSETS OP COMPANY. Cash In banks (on Interest and Dot on Interest) $ 74,768.99 Bonds and stock# owned (market value; 1,388,741.50 Accrued securities (interest and rents, etc.) ... 17,659.23 Premium* and accounts due and la procoaa of collection. 159,658.82 Total net assets $1,638,732.04 LIABILITIES. Kf-rrs or uniouut necessary to reinsure outstanding risks $ 632,619.94 Losses unadjusted and In suspense 80,727.57 Bills und accounts unpaid.... 1,520.72 Other liabilities of the company 17,048.00 Total liabilities ? 731822.23 Capital 500,000.00 Surplus 406, St 4.81 Total ft,'338,732144 Greatest amount In any one risk 5 33,333.00 Greatest amount allowed to be insured In any one b10ck....? 33,333.00 State of Indiana, Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, ths undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance 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, 1921, aa 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 my (SEAR) official seal, this Ist day of Apt 11, 1923. T. S iIcMURRAY, Jit., l* CommUuionec.

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SCAT! CHICAGO, April 21. —The Drama League of America went on record against the “diage boilroom” here today. "Suggestive plays like ‘Gertie’s Gartor,’ with actresses lounging In pink lingerie, must ho driven from the American stage,” declared Sirs. Harrison Jl. lilley.

street, and struck the auto of Oscar Burk of Greenwood, driving east on Morris street. Burk’s automobile jumped the curb. Councilman’s Auto Case L- Continued The case of Otto Kay, city councilman, who ran into and injured five persons with his automobile at Delaware and Washington streets, wns continued in city court toflay until April 2o on motion of the State. Ray is charged with assault and battery and improper driving. It was explained the continuance wns granted in order that the extent of the injuries of the victims may be determined. Police Search for Two Missing 1 Girls Two girls, Mary Callahan, 042 South East street, and Helen Whitlock, Id, 19'_'7 South East street, were reported missing from home today and the police are searching for them.

Statement cf Condition OF THE National Life and Accident Insurance Company NASHVILLE, TENN. 802 Soventh ave.. North, OX THE 31st Day of December, 191.1 C. A. CRAIG, President. C. R. CLEMENTS. Secretary. Amount of capital paid np....$ 600,000.00 NET ASSETS OF COMPANY. Caah in banks (on interest and not on interest) $ 4.10,503.80 Real estate unincumbered..,. 135,727.97 Bonds and stocks owned (market value) 3,80®,549.54 Mortgage loans on real *- tele (free from any prior Incumbrance) 2,883,948.17 Accrued securities (Interest and rente, etc.) 81,009.80 Loan# on collateral 178,600.00 Miscellaneous 60.473.30 Premiums and accounts due and In process of collection 98.197.77 Total net assets $7,147,004.94 LIABILITIES. Amount due and not due banks or other creditors....? 157,819-31 R.r.tvo 4,988.238.44 Losses adjusted and not due. 25,399.78 La?..* 4 unadjusted and In suspense 42,916.82 Bills and accounts unpaid.... 7,941.il Other liabilities of the company 575,206.73 Total liabilities $3,796,713.85 Capital 000,600.00 Surplus 700,291.08 Total $7,157,004.94 Life companies: Maximum risk writton No limit Amount retained by compaay.s 10,000.00 State of Indiana. Office of Commissioner of Insurance. I, the undersigned. Commissioner of Insurance ol Indiana, hereby certify that the above is a correct copy of the statement of the condition of the above mentioned company on the Slst day of Decern bar. 1921, ax shown by the original Statement, and that the said original Statement Is now on llle in this office. In testimony whereof, I hereunto subscribe my name and affix mv (BEAL.) official seal, this Ist day or April, 1922. T. B. McMURRAY, JR., Commissioner.

Real Human Hair Nets Cap style, Single mesh. Dozen — 6 for 2(>o

Attractive New Draperies

Fringed Window -a i a Shades, Each & 1.1 $ Made to order, any size up to 36 inchos by 7 feet long. Oil opaque rioth. mounted on guaranteed Hartshorn rollers, scalloped bottom with fringe trimming and tassel; white or tan. No phone orders. Extra special, $1.19.

PRINTED DRAPERY VELVET—Yard wide, new fabrics, suitable for living or sun room draperies or portieres, verdure and large bird patterns; biacic, orange, blue and ivory background with patterns in contrasting colors; ?1.35 quality, yard *7QC

FILET CURTAIN NETS—43 inches wide; durable double thread weave. Lacy detached tlgured patterns, suitable for any room. White, ivory and Egyptian; 65c quality, 48c Ruffle Voile Cur- (£-3 t q tains, Pair JM • I *J With tie-backs; 2% yards long; dainty sheer material that launders nicely; suitable for bedroom; white. Special, $1.19.

IN OUR MODEL GROCERY Quality — Sevrice —Moderate Prices

BREAD on Sale Only From 8:30 A, M. to 12 M. Sun-lit bread, hot from our ovens. All pan breads, including rye, graham and whole wheat. One-pound loaves, r while supply lasts, loaf */C

Fresh Meat Specials for Saturday CHICKENS—Fresh killed; full dressed, for stewing or A/x baking; pound *§UC BONELESS BEEF—Fine for 09 roa-sting; pound Zs€ BEEF RIBS—For roasting; j n pound 11 C FRESH PORK ROASTS— OO pound LL C No phone orders. —' j COLD BOILED HAM, CR KAM ER Y ! Pcial sweet cured, .HI TVER, Sun lit, ! r ‘" hl , ne sliced, Cr delicious, churned pound OJ t fresh from pasteurI zed cream, QA_ pound JJC DRIED BEEF, fresh machine rn chipped, pound...DuC

royal i.rxcnF.ON < O I I B E, .our own blend of the finest coffees, perfect aroma and flavor (3 lbs. 99, 95c), lb Dz-C ORANGES, sweet and juicy Florida*, breakfast size, rn dozen JUC CHEESE — Pimento cheese, made fresh dally In our Sunlit kh< lieu, qo_ pound OuC Wiscons in full cr--sin cheese, 90,. pound 4OC FRKSHNUT MEATS, Jordan almonds, large, extra fancy: fresh, sweet pecan halves or English walnut or meats....*4 lb. LoC

Another Special Purchase Adds Interest to This Sale Spring TOPCOATS td; <i Smart, Swagger pi 01 gl Styles for B ffl H Women and ||| tg|l |lf Misses JPII IfkJjr Just received, 100 snappy new topcoats, added to our recent splendid purchases and offered in a wonderful selling event at SIO.OO each. Attractive, becoming styles in loose, belted, sports and wrappy models. —POLAIRE —TWEEDS —HEATHERWEAVE —VELOUR Mannish collars, notched and roll effects. Unique pockets and cuffs, novel buttons, belts, buckles; plaited and flare backs. Every Coat a Smart Spring Style— at $lO Women’s Pure Thread Silk Hose RfWQ* "1 *WQ - TVoilSor Fashioned legs; fully reinforced; high \ spliced heels, wide lisle garter tops, snug / g R fitting ankles; in black, cordovan, navy', \ wre> mto if 3 **®. white and nut brown; irregulars of SI.OO [H ® || £ * II g ' ■ R * ,;1 and better Qualities; sizes $Va to 10; special l MSgjk y I | Sf -oQ'ilp-—, (3 pairs for $2.00), pair ’ J 0 B J ( (r\T^n BOV S’ AND OHIL DR E N’S BOYS’ STO CK- dSk SmA I I GIRLS’ ENGLISH PURE THREAD *. r } bb * <l cot- ///VN I'l \ J RIBBED STOCK- „ ton, reinforced , / AaNMIA l / INGS, % length SILK SOCKS, roll toea an d heels; w.ll jl w. (/ T> \ / roll tops, rein- tops, plain colors, give excellent Ejj* B% SI ft /fjs lr j l V J forced toes and black, gold, green, service; black only; NH f \ '1 heels; black, brown .* * , k , n sizes 6to ltfc; Jl J&m /U \ j and white; sizes 7 rtu ’ B IIUK auu irregulars; extra ® ' / to 9%; extra spe- white; sizes 7 to specl a1 (3 pairs # 3H h~\ . ' \| s 2Sc SiiJifS,.. 49c 13c firvjj Domestics and Bedding Ages-7 to 15 flZlf SEAMLESS BLEACHED ABSORBENT CHEESE- ® l\ f/T S^A SHEETS—BIx9O inches neatly CLOTH—FuII bleached, put up Hond lnokinw civ+u T,ntpvf made of heavy thread sheeting in sanitary paper package. cxouu icoiviug Urtiebi, iBB Sm for home and hotel wear; special- 5 yard package modeU, in attractive, durable M ly priced at jti.xo. 10-yard package materials; rich, new colorings. Jm VB sheets--* BLEA Cn E D unbleached MUSLiN-39- Every suit includes two pairs ■ jl 81x99 inches $1,755 inch width excellent for curtains, full lined tTOUSers The BaviU9f jRB Lr^>s. 81x90 inches bedspreads and general use; . ' . 1 a? * t\o ’M 72x90 inehea $1,155 special, yard, 113V4<?. IS exceptional.

Hart Schaffrwsr & Marx guaranteed clothes for men, young men and boy* (3 to 18)

Dotted Curtain s j* Marquisette /itl'C Yard wide, splendid for ruffle, tie-back or shirred curtains, various size dot patterns in white only. A pretty and sheer fabric for summer hangings. Our regular 59c quality, yard, 45^*.

SHANTUNG FOR DRAPERIES— Yard wide; beautiful weave; suitable for curtain uses, pongee shades, launders beautifully; makes lovely in summer drapes; 35c quality, yd.. .frOC Double Flat Curved £ End Curtain Eods Extend to 48 inches. Will not tarnish or sag; strong brackets, (no phone orders). Our regular 65c quality, 35<?. —Third Floor.

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2,000 Pocket Knives Values Up to si.oo a Special j Purchase Os high grade steel, two blades, stag and iridescent handles, well made, nickeled silver finish, 2 1 /% indues long when closed. —First Floor, Southeast.

FRESH STK.UVBKKKIES, extra fancy, large, rod ripe; x p pint box IDC LAYER FIGS, fancy, imported Smyr- OQ_ cas, p0und...... .0*rC HAI.AI) DRESSING, Fark it Tilford—-lß-ounce jar 55£ 8-ounee jar C oil, IVES, new crop, stuffed, Old Mouk bran d—l'lnt jar 500 6-ounce jar RO<? 3li-ounce Jar . ■ 190 SMOKED TAG BLoAT EK S, very fancy, ’ or 3 for DDC POTATO CHIPS, fresh and crisp from our Sun lit rr kitchen, pound. . DDC PEANUT BUTTER. Run-lit, made while you wait, 14 pound lxv. IT FIN/ rOHK AND BEANS, make a dellgtful lunch, mefir.."” i3c —Fifth Floor.

9x12 Axminster Rugs, $ 35.95 Heavy yarn-dyed mgs. Fast colors and service guaranteed; neat allover, oriental or Chinese patterns in blue, gray, rose, tan,' mulberry or brown. Rugs of r&al service at a moderate price. 36x63 Inches 96.75 4.6x6.6 feet at 913.95 6x9 feet at .$22.95 8.3x10.6 feet at $32.95 11.3x12 feet at $49.50 11.3x15 feet at $67.50

AXMINSTER RUGS—27xS4 Inches; attractive new patterns; all de- or slred colors; low priced at PL./D AXMINSTER RUGS —36x63 inches; uncommonly good looking designs; pleasing colors; excellent 4 QC values. p —Fourth Floor.

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