Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 204, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 January 1924 — Page 10

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‘Little Red School House’ Is Still to Be Seen in Indiana

The little red school house still dots Tie map of Indiana, According to the 1923 report of Miss Blanche Merry, State attendance ofSeer, there are 4,511 one-room schools in rural districts. Marion County is third in the elimination of the old - fashioned school house of “Hoosier School Master” fame with only four onerocm schools. Hancock County is first with but one; and Randolph and IV'ayne Counties are next with two each. The total school enrollment county FORMER BROWNSTOWN POSTMASTER IS DEAD ( harles T. Benton Succumbs at Home of Son in California. By Times Specia BROWNSTOWN, Ind., Jan. 8 —Fu neral services for Charles T. Benton, 65, who died at the home of his son, Clyde Benton, at Whittier, Cal., Saturday. will be held here Thursday at 2 p. m. at the Methodist Church. The remains will be brought here Wednesday. Mr. Benton was a widely known Republican, serving here as postmaster from 1908 to 1916. He was active in civic and church affairs and a leader, in the community. Mr. Benton went to California two years ago in hopes of regaining his health. He leaves a son, Clyde; a daughter, Mrs. Pearl Greger of Brownstown, and a brother, j Ford Benton of Muncie. ‘SET PRODUCTION NEEDED’ Christie Advises Against Farmers’ Actions in Market Fluctuations. “Indiana farmers should decide on a definite program instead of producing in volume during a high market j and abandoning production when j prices are low,” G. I. Christie of Pur-1 due University told Indiana Swine j Breeders’ Association at the Claypool j Monday night. The association unanimously re- j elected its officers. They are: Harry ! Goodling. Anderson, president; C. G. | McCann, Muncie, vice president; Levi j P. Moore. Rochester, secretary-treats- i urer. MELLON THANKS BOARD I Secretary Pleased With Commendation On Tax Reduction Plan. The Indianapolis Board of Trade! has received a letter from Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, expressing pleasure over the board’s commendation of the secretary's Federal tax reduction plan. John P. Frenzel, Jr., was elected a governor to succeed the late John E McGetiigan. C. C. Perry was elected to the public health and charities committee. James M. Fans, and George j L. Skiliman were elected members of ; the Board of Trade.

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E. B. Conover, one of the largest grain dealers in central Illinois, shot himself at his home in Springfield Monday night and died in a hospital. The old battleship Louisiana is once more en route to her scrap iron grave. The hulk was rescued adrift after breaking away from tugs in a storm. Senate Agricultural Committee today reported favorably on the Ladd resolution calling for investigation of alleged manipulation on Chicago Grain Exchange. Mexico is experiencing the worst cold wave in years. Snow is falling at Monterey and near-zero temperatures are recorded in the valley of Mexico. The Daily Worker, first Communist daily newspaper in the world, will appear on Chicago streets Sunday, Jan. IS. Leon Trotzky, commander in chief of the Red army in Russia, will drop i all work during two months’ vacation on orders of his doctor. Nine cities of the Argentine Republic are without mayors as result of close contests in recent elections. Due to party splits no candidates were able to obtain majority necessary' to elect. Willy Pogany. European artist, is j asking $200,000 in a suit against David Belasco because a character in Belasco's play says: "I’ve got a sweetheart, Pogany Willy.” Pogany claims j his wife left him because of the quip. One person frozen to death and four dead of burns is the result of Atlanta’s cold wave. When Robert J. Robinson, Texas University student faces trial charged j VET ADJUDGED INSANE Lifer Found Not Guilty of Murder When Granted New Trial. By United Press MUNCIE. Ind., Jan. S. —Returned to Muncie from the Michigan City prison, where he was serving a life sentence for the murder of George Kling at a local factory two years ago, Hallett McHargue, recentlygranted anew- trial by the Supreme Court, was found not guilty on the original charge when tried in Circuit Court, but was adjudged criminally insane. He will be taken to the insane hospital in Michigan City at once. McHargue was both wounded and gassed in the World War and physicians say his brain is affected permanently. SOCIALISTS NAMeTeADER William O. Fogelson Is Chosen State Chairman. William O. Fogelson, Indianapolis/ has been named State chairman of the Socialist, party, according to an announcement today. Other officers: Emma Henry, secretary. Indianapolis; M. M. Confer, Wabash, organizer; George M. Larrair of Indianapolis, S. Polio of Clinton, Francis M. Wampler of Worthington and Russell Wyttenbach of ißvansville, executive committee, will be set for a State conHW.n soon.

and city in Indiana is 501,631, based on the November reports. “The number of one-room schools greatly affects the enforcement of th" school attendance law,” Miss Merry commented. "The attendance law in Indiana’s anti-child labor guard. With only one attendance officer in each county, a large number of schools increases the danger from child labor. ’ COX AND HULL SPEAK AT DEMOCRAT FEAST Jackson Day Banquet to Be Held at Columbus. Ohio. Tonight. x I By United Press COLUMBUS. Ohio, Jan. B.—Final \ arrangements were completed today for the Jackson day banquet tonight, at which James M. Cox and Cordell Hull, chairman of the national committee, are expected to outline the party’s presidential year program. Addresses will her broadcast by radio. ELLIOTT ASSUMES DUTIES New Chief Deputy Prosecutor Appointed by William H. Remy. Byron K. Elliott. 27 W. St. Joseph Ft.. Indianapolis attorney, today began his duties as chief_ deputy prosecutor for Criminal Court. He was appointed Monday by Prosecutor William H. Reiny. Elliott graduated from Indiana University in 1920, and Harvard law school in 1923. He is a son of Wiiliam F. Elliott, local attorney, and a grandson of Byron K. Elliott, at one time chief justice of the Indiana Supreme Court. He is a member if the Parry-Stephenson post, American Legion. The position of chief deputy prosecutor carries a salary of S2OO a month. CHOIR TO INCORPORATE Cadle Body Expects to Acquire Site for Tabernacle Hotel. Cadle choir was expected to be in- \ corporated today, preparatory to making arrangements for erection of a downtown tabernacle-hotel. At a meeting at the Masonic Temple Monday night it was said a site will be acquired within a few days. Incorporators were to be E. Howard Cadle. George Tomlinson. William Schultz and Mrs. Edward Schort. PUMPING STATION BURNS By United Press BEDFORD, Ind., Jan. 8. —Fire which destroyed the municiptl pumping station or. White River Monday left the city of Bedford without drinking! water today. Emergency pumps were rigged up; for fire protection. The loss was $25,000. Cause of the blaze is unknown.

with slaying Mrs. Mollie Rush Dudley. 24. defense will attempt to prova he. shot the divorcee after he learned his father, Dr. C. H. Robinson, planned to elope with her. When he became angry because Merwin Hawking. 17, Shreveport, lowa, broke his pipe, Ross Wimberly, 16. Aicadia. drew his revolver and killed his companion. Both were students of Kemper Military Institute and were returning to the school with fifteen other youths. Former Governor Jack Walton, of Oklahoma. Klan arch enemy-, will make his first anti-Klan lecture at Monroe, La., hotbed of the masked organization. Direct cable service between Chicago and London was started Monday-. ,

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I DEATH NOTICES MALEY. JULlA—’Widow of the late Michael Maley. mother of Charles F. and William M.and Mrs. Charles Bauer, died Jan. 8. at her residence. 1243 Bridge St. Funeral Thursday morning; from her residence at 8 :30. Services at the Assumption Church at 9 o'clock. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends Invited. ,2 CARD OF THANKS CARD OF THANKS—We wash to thank our relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sympathy shown durinf the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Joseph Gedig. Especially do ws thank the Rev Father Odo, Ernest and hiiea. Sisters of St. Francis Hospital. Knights of Bt. Icorgn nd St. Thomas and undertaker. A. J. Voigt: also every one for the beautiful floral offerings and other donations. MRS JOSEPH GEDIG AND FAMILY. 3 IN MKMORIAM IN MEMORIAM—In loving remembrance of our dear wife and mother, Franeona Dennis. who departed this life one year aio today. Jan. 8: The sun and stars are shining On a silent grave; There lies the one we loved. But whom we could not save. JOE, ROB AND JULIA. 5 FUNERAL DIRECTORS Drexel 2579. Res. Drexel 2046 W. T. BLASENOYM FUNERAL DIRECTOR Auto Service for All Occasions Auto Ambulance. Lady Attendant 1625 Shelby St, Indianapolis, Ind. UNDERTAKERS—HIS BY ' * TITUS. 61 N Delaware L- 6504. M. 3680. V

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PLANNER & BUCHANAN 320 N, Illinois Si. Funeral directors to the peoole of Indianapolis since 18S7. Phone—Main 0641. 084". Lt. 2041. INDIANAPOLIS CREMATORY George Grinsteiner Funeral Director. 522 E. Market. Main 01108. ™’ XEL &&&£ Parlors. 1222 Union St. FUNERAL DIRECTOR—I4O2 N. Illinois. WM. E. KRIEGER. Main 1154 Res. phone, Den Pavia 332-L. 10 LOST AND FOUND FOUND—Articles found la Indianapolis street cars yesterday: TWO PAIRS MENS GLOVES SIX PAIRS LADY’S GLOVES COAT BELT MEDICINE BOOK THREE PACKAGES LADY’S UMBRELLA TWO PAIRS LADY'S SHOES TWO PAIRS GLASSES. SHELL BRIEF CASE THREE PURSES Telephone Main 2737. LOST—At College Inn. College and Fairfield Aves., Saturday evening, package containing two large photos of little girl, envelope containing a card, and a small package for Elizabeth and Frances. Reward. Phone Humboldt 4474. LOST—Corner Eleventh and Bellevieu Place, between II and 11:30 a. ni. Monday, small pocketbook containing one large diamond ring, one small diamond ring, about $8 in one dollar bills. Return to 1102 Bellevieu Place or call Belmont 1300. Liberal reward, PEARL eamiigs with silver pendent and pearl drops, on Pennsylvania, between Denison Hotel and Market St., in Hook's drug store or Consolidated Bldg. Reward. Drexel 3988. ‘'LOST—Traveling bag. between Indianapolis and Pleasant View, on Michigan road, Saturdai, Dec. 22- Reward. Drexel 07114. Address 1728 Lexington Ave.. Indianapolis. LOST—Two steel 8-inch cable gate blocks and one 8-inch wooden rope block. Liberal reward if returned to Quill Vossler Trucking Cos.. 918 E. Washington St. i-OST at Masonic Temple North and Illinois Sts, Friday night, January 4. diamond and platinum Shrine button $lO for the return. EDWARD J KAPPELER. 338- Indlana Ave. Main 3237. LOST—Three-quart ei length mink coat. Liberal reward for return or information leading to the return. Lost at ITopylaeuxn New Year’s eve Wash 5195. RING lost, one white gold ring, black onyx with fraternity insignia. Saturday noon in Ayres s balcony. Reward. Please call Randolph 1905. LIBERAL reward leading to the information of Boston bull terrtor stolen Friday. Tag No. 2941. Answers to name of 'Zip.' Circle 0434. LOST —DIAMOND E\R DROP. Thursday afternoon in downtown district. Liberal reward. Kenwood 2988 LOST Saturday. mfuiT'hTif’and pur lady's gloves. In W. Indianapolis Finder please i-all Beimont 4000 Driver’s loss Reward. LOST—Pocketbook containing 830. between Jackson Place and Wash, St on Illinois St, 45 reward. Cln Ip 5899 Mr Owens. j BAG, brown, lost on E. Tenth car, Jan. 1. j containing basketball suit Return to 1.101 ■ N. Dearborn. Webster 7507. | LOST—-White (joral beads, in Circle th -aU-r ; or downtown district. Monday afternoon. Reward. Call Circle 2140. | GLASSES, shell rimmed, m '-use between Hlbben, Hawthorne and Wash Har 3323. LOST—Beagle hound, black and white. Reward. HARRY PORTER. 18 M. State. GLASSES downtown or Wasn. car Tuesday. Reward Main 3172. business hours I-OST—Bar piii set - with amid diamonds. Jan 3. Reward Mum 3d*B LOST—Fountain pen without cap Initials M H. Circle 79*0 lb LOST—Patent leather pure- in downtown district Drexel 4412 12 HELP WANTED—MALE

Wanted By the Indianapolis Automobile School 51" N. Capitol Ave Lincoln 3521. Student* to Qualify as Automnolbiße Mechanics Our FREE KMrt.iJVMENT DF.IT. Assists a student to secure position which enables them To Emu Whole They Learmi OPEN DAILY. ALSO MONDAY. WED AND FRIDAY EVES, Amateur Artists Men and Women The largest Commercial Art organization , in the United States wants to from : men and women who have some ;trt talent, some spare time, and want to be<*onie rommereial artiste. Practical training given to those who qualify, by staff of practical artists. Address A No 3845, Times. BOYS WAX TCI) Routes In business district for boys that can be trusted downtown. This Is a good proposition for boys who want to make good. See Mr. Jeffries, TIMES, Main Office. 25-29 S. Meridian, any afternoon. AN opening for a man to learn to sell Wear-Ever aluminum cooktng utensils by I appointment direct to homes: married man preferred House to-houee canvassers need not apply. Call for MR. FLEMING at Linden Hotel, Tuesday, between 0:30 a. m. and 5 p. m. After 5 p. ni call Harrison 4243. Boy With Wheel To work In office and run errands. Must be 10 years old and know business district of city. Good opportunity for energetic boy of nice appearance. Apply advertisement department. Indlanapoiis Times. Trucks to Haul Coal. 1405 W. Ray St. BElmont 5017. MAN WANTED to book orders for nursery stock and hire agents Highest commissions. Exclusive territory. THE WAYNE NURSERIES, INC.. Newark. N. Y. Trucks to haul coal. $l to SLSO per ton. UNION ICE AND COAL CO. FIREMEN. tIUKEMEN beginners 51505250 (which position?). . Railway. Address A No 2840. Times lF I XSTKU CTI ONS ~ EX SERVICE MEN Knights of Columbus nignt school offers you free courses in auto mechanics, air brakes, bookkeeping, business arithmetic, business English, commercial art high accountancy. mechanical drawing, public speaking. radio, telegraphy, salesmanship, shorthand and typewriting, show card writing, traffic management and welding. Register now. New term opens Jan. 2nd. Main 302 T 113 E, Maryland St. SAXOPHONE LORENZ SAXOPHONE SCHOOL. Cl. 0545. PEMBROKE, ARCADE. DR 4083. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CITY BARBERS COLLEGE. 510 E. Washington St. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757. RA" —JAZZ and popular juno playing in 20 lessons. Booklet free. CHRISTENSON 6CHOOL, 103 Pembrodge Arcade. Cir. 3034. POPULAR PIANO - music taught 'in 20 lessons. beginners and advanced. Clark Boles School, 10 W. Ohio St. Circle 8320. 14 'salesman WANIKI) SALESMEN wanted; experer.ee unnecessary; good pay while learning. Apply Mr. Meyer. REGINA CORPORATION. 485 Century Bldg. 15 AGENTS AND SOLICITORS AGENTS LISTEN! We have a big hit. 25-eent article, half profit; needed in army home. Easy money for clubs, etc. Write for particulars. CONTINENTAL ijpß. CO.. Inffianapotts HKIJ‘\VANTLI>—FEMALE WHITE girl, general housework. no laundry; 2 children. Good wages. References required. Rand. 0121. DISHWASHJSf 1 At once, white Apply 332 Shelby St.

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jl6 HELP WANTED—FEMALE ~ vw w v : HIGH-CLASS MILLINERY SALESLADY We have opening in millinery department j for high-powered saleslady. Hose experience will enable her jo qualify for assistant manager. SEE MR. BLANHMILD, THE FAIR STORE ■ SEVERAL first-claes eanvasnerf* for a guaranteed hair grower. Kenwood 1234. ; STENOGRAPHER wanted, colored. Call at i 152 H Court St. Lincoln 4904. n SITIATIONSWANTED a—Male EXTENSIVE experience office management and general accounting; thoroughly' experienced bookkeeper; desire connection with I reliable concern. Webster 3459. WANTED—PIace tor boy in country: ago 11. Phone Lincoln 7083 or address W. J. Hubbard. 708 N. Alabama ODI) JOBS. window washing, care for furnace, cleaning of any kind. Lincoln 0057. b—Female EXPERIENCED laundress wants small washings to bring home. Harrison 4248. SITUATION wanted by experienced cook; best of city references. Webster 4270. WANTED—PubIic stenography work to do at home. Call Webster 5961, WASHINGS done reasonable. Called for and delivered. Lincoln 7101. CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. MRS. J. LUTZ. DREXEL 0895. 18 BOOMS FOR RENT ILLINOIS. N. 2350; desirable, modern room. 1 or 2 gentlemen; very reasonable; also housekeeping rooms suitable for 2. Har. 3715. FOUR unfurnished rooms; gas. water and electria lights: reasonable terms. 761 Lexington Ave. Phone Drexel 0021. CAPTTOL BITvD , 2172; comfortable room, private, modem home; one or two gentlemen. Randolph 8939 ADELAIDE, 235 FT! furnished room In modern apartment; reasonable rent. Lincoln 5737. NOttTH —1 large front room: home privileges: one or two: breakfast Circle 4575. TENTH. 220 E~; nicely - furnished modem, sleeping room. Lincoln 3197. FRONT, modern room for one or two gentlemen 309 Dorman St. a—Light Housekeeping ASHLAND AND TWENTY-FIRST Five rooms, bath, modern, hardwood floors Apply 1434 Broadway. S.I. INO 19, N.. 1331: large front room, kitchenette; everything furnished: also single. Circle 5490. BUTLER. S~ 19; five rooms, rear porch, modern, heat furnished, suitable for 1 or 2 families of adults. ROOMS furnished, with gas, electricity and bath: $3 50 and $4 per week. 350 N. Elder Ave. MADISON 1025; lovely housekeeping rooms; bath. gas. kitchejietto: private entrance; SO Drexel 5375. YOUNG woman employed or couple to share apartment; very reasonable Drexel 4729 COLLEGE. 1440; furu. rooms, tingle and double heat, electric light*: children exTWO downstairs, unfum. connecting rooms; mod.: pvt ent.; pvt. home. Ran. 4064 COLLEGE. 2717: 2 or 3 furnished rooms: steam heat, every conven . garage optional. b—Board and Rooms IF LOOKING FOR A REAL HOME. WITH OR WITHOUT BOARD. CALL AT 1405 COLLEGE AVE _ j 19 RENTALS a—Houses 2522 ’a N Olney, 3 rooms 512 50 26th and Olnev. 3 rooms, semi-mod.. $20.00 854 Ro.l''he. 5 rooms, semi-mod. . . .825D0 1024 Ruckle, ti rooms and bath. .827.50 818 E St. Clair, 8 rooms, w alk. dis. 830.00 330 W. 41st, 4-room mod. single . . . 832.50 1431 E Vermont. 7 rooms, modern. 545.00 4825 Winthrop. 6-room mod., garage. $59.00 COLORED 402 W 26th. il-room modern 540.00 844 N. Calif., 4 rms and tile bath. 537.50 W. Pratt 4 rooms and bath. . . .$27.50 2216 Martindale, 4 rooms and bath. .525.00 2M2S Baltimore. 3 rooms 515.00 -'903 W. Walnut, 4 rooms $13.50 I. N. Richie & Son. Main 0320. 710-12 Hankers Trust Bldg. PARIS AVE. 2823: 0 rooms, water, gas. electricity, paved street, soft water Randolph 6100 DORMAN. 318: modem home. 540. 2022 Cooper, semi-modern. 525. Special inducement. HALF modern double. Call Randolph 1713. b—Houses, Flats Furnished 1656 BELLEFONTAINE; homelike, modern, two rooms Five rooms furnished or unfurnished. Belmont 1041. c—Apartment* Belmont Apartments 427 N. DELAWARE BT. Six rooms ami bath, newly decorated Good condition, sf>2.so. State Savings anti Trust Cos. Main 4517. 9 E. Market. TWENTY-SIXTH. 1836 W.; upper duplex; 5 rooms, semi-modem; 525. Rand. 643fL ESUVTE FOK SAIJi & —Business Property DWELLING AND STOREROOM Largo storeroom and four living rooms; modern except furuaoo: la-g® comer lot. Price 53.600. E. J. McCracken. Circle 4022. Rea.. Humboldt 1452. CITY TRUST CO. 929-37 DIVISION St.. five storerooms, ]!v ing room. Improved street, car line. Belroont 1784. b— House* §x a A . 9 qal dJoi circle 6600. RJiJTllLsf Six-room cottage. 600 block River Ave.. West Indianapolis. Has new bathroom, fully equipped. 3-car garage; pioperty In splendid condition inside and out At 83.000 you can’t beat it in Indianapolis. Owner will take small sedan, such as Ford, or Chevrolet, as part payment. Car must be in good coudition and worth the money. Look!! SIOO Cash And move in. Have two new modem bungalows in Emerson Heights. paved street; hardwood floors and cabinet in kitchen, four largo closets; price $4,750. Call Mr. Washburn with J. E. MORRISON A CO., Lin. 3564. 425 Lcmcke Bldg Rand 8731. Bungalow for Colored 1706 S. Keystone, 4 rooms, newly painted and decorated; east front lot, improved street; only $250 cash. MR. IfUSE. The Union Trust Cos. Main 1370. Randolph 5128. Near New Butler, $5,500 BARGAIN Five rooms and breakfast room, hardwood floors, Moncrief furnace, brick and cement porch, full lot and paved street; new. Must be sold this week. Lincoln 4162; evening. Lincoln 4970. WHY PAY RENT? S4OO down, $23 per month buys house. S. Elder. 1 block south of Wash. St.; 6 rooms, electric lights, gas. city watt;, cellar, cistern. This is a real buy at $2,650. MR. BABB. 503 City Trust Bldg. Main 0185. Evening phone Webster 4292. $2,800 —$500 Down 1200 block English Ave. Well built. 6room. semi modern; bargain. Not my fault if you lose out. D. D. PIERCE, 1001 National City Bank. Lin. 3850; eve., DR. 9053. BEAUTIFUL 'NEW - MODERN BUNGALOW BY OWNER Five rooms. hardwood— floors, built-in features: lovely fixtures and bath: east front lot; N. Bancroft: reasonable terms. CASTETTER Irvington 2803, Irvington 3633. 118 West Raymond Four large rooms, electric lights, cellar, house newly painted and in good condition. $2,300, terms. Main 0186. Res., Stewart 2749, Bargain—Southeast, $3,000 Five-room bungalow, semi-modern, best condition, 1 square car line. bargain at $3,000. Will consider any reasonable terms. Call Lincoln 3734, SEMI MODERN four-room cottage, 431 W. Thirty-Second Bt. See owner. 3038 Boulevard PL. after 6 p. m. Open for inspection 3 to 5 and. m. Saturday and Sunday. Weekdays,, phone UNGER. Main 6335. MODERN, six rooms and bath: on W. Thirtieth, north, with front drive to threecar garage. Capitol Realty Cos. Main 287*.

2i HEAL ESTATE FOR SALE b—Houses TERMS TO SUIT. N. Minknor St.; six-room house; large lot. Price $2,300. E. J. McCracken. Circle 4022. Res., Humboldt 1452. CITY TRUST CO. LINWOOD Ave., 5-room, strictly modern bungalow, new: $5,200; SSOO down. D. D. PIERCE. 1001 National City Bank. Ltn. 3850 eve., Drexel 9053. HOLY CROSS PARISH. Five-room modern cottage. SSOO cash, balance monthly. By owner. 1611 E. Vermont St. FIVE to 8-room modem homes, different parts of city; also lots we can build on; or will build on your lot, THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO., eighth floor K. of P. Bl£g. SIX-ROOM modern, 3100 north; $4,850, SBOO down. D. D. PIERCE. 1091 National City Bank. Lin. 3850: eve.. DR 9053. SOUTHEAST—Five room cottage; electric lights; both kinds of water; improved street and alley. Randolph 0412. FOR bungalows or tnree bedroom homes east or south, call C. J. OSBURN. Drexel 6184. 1205-9 W. RAY; five rooms each: improved street, toilet, electric and gas. Belmont 1784, . 1-10 N. ARSENAL, six-room modern, garage, large lot, improved street. Belmont 1784. $250 CASH buys four-room bungalow. CITY BUILDERS REAI -TV CO. Wash, 4344, 12% INVESTMENT: lour-room double, new, west. Owner. Call Humboldt 2188. f>2s BIRCH, six-room, semi-modern house. Belmont 1784. 502 BTRCt-t ten-room, semi-modern house. Belmont 1784. c—Apartments 2126-36 BROOKSIDE Ave. eight apartments; rents $4,700 a year Look, make offer. Call owner. Belmont 1784. d—l kits LARGE LOT LOCATED IN DREXEL GARDENS. Will trade for light touring car. 1321 W, Ray St Belmont 1588. e—Suburban ACRE and hall acre tracts, east and northeast: best location: near good school; 8450 up; 810 cash, balance monthly. COOPER A HADLEY. 838 Lemeke Bldg. Main 2776. Home. Irvington 0612. ' SUBURBAN IHOME Now four-t Him bungalow; electric lights; large chieke.. house. Prut! $2,150; S3OO cash. E. J McCracken. Circle 4022. Res . Humboldt 1452. CITY TRUST CO. f—Sale or Exdiange Two Lots on Dearborn Win Trade for Contracts or Good Stocks These two lots are on paved street every thing In, located 3 and V lots south of Thirtieth oil east side of street Price S4OO each, subject to Barrett of S3OO each. If you have aigood contract or stock, can give you a good trade. Hobart Canaday Co.' 907 Peoples Bank Bldz Main 5340 Ram. 8534. SM ALL farm tor sa.e or trade: 3'v miles from Seymour; good road: close to school and church. New house end barn Call Belmont 1117 WALLACE VANHOOK 2008 W New York ti BEAL ESTATE WANTED Have Cash Customer For small housAt modern or armi modem. List your property if you want It •old, witli tho Canaday Realty Cos. OOP Peoples Bank Bldg Circle 0553. Rami 535',’ Cash for Your Property Small horn'* 9012th. four or five room*: ooml it ion unimportant 081 Uatui 4830. _ NORTH OR EAST Wanted —Double or single house* to sell. What have you? Webster WANTED ts ■ beat 3 or 4 room rottatfe south or that S3OO down will buy D D PIERCE. 1001 National City Bank Lin 38 o r* • DK D0.3 VAIMb —FIVE TO SEVEN ROOM HOUSE south of Morns St. If clear, will con eider part payemnt on new modern home. Webster 2002. WE HAVE A CASH'BUY 1 R FOR A CHEAP INVESTMENT. MARION COUNTY STATE BANK WANTED—Twenty 4 to 7 room semi modem j homes; any section of the city. Will pay cauli at once Randolph 1303 2 FARM I_\NDS_~~ _ FARM for Bale or rent. 107 acres Fine ]o ; cation. \ mile from a good business town. Good paved road. Good buildings. : fruit. Everything up to date. '■ ddress A N0*2847. Times 80-ACRE farm 7 mifr* Irom Cadillac, $2,300. MR M PETERSON 620 Chestnut. Cadillac Me h Good terms. 23-M*S ( ri.l.\M: ( >l N Ft)lt SILK a—Coal, Ice ami Wood Before You Buy CoaU Investigate Our Prices on AM Grades of Domestic Coai Full Weight and Quality Guaranteed WEAVER GOAL CO. Drexel 2203

COAL Gen. Red Ash Poca., lp $5.75 Gen. Red Ash Poca. M. R $6.76 Gen. Linton 4th vein ip st}.oo Gen. Linton 4th vein Egg $5.25 W. Virginia Lump $7.25 W. Virginia Egg $6.50 Island Coal Cos. WE bster 0122 Kindling With Each Ton Best Va. block, large fkd $7.15 Best Ky. block, large fkd $7.15 Large Glendora lump, cleaned fkd...57.00 Best Glendora egg, cleaned fkd $5.75 Best Ind. or 111., 2xo in. lump $5.25 Hoosier Red Ash eg g. cleaned fkd...55.15 UNION ICE & COAL Drexel 4021. Drexel 4021. ANTHRACITE Only one car, so liertvs your chance to buy some famous Empire Anthracite, stove size, at $15.00 a“ ton. This is a wonderful burning coal. Free from rock, bone and slate. Call BElmont 5097. GOAL Gen. Pocahontas. VWst Va.. Indiana Prices Always Right Try a ton of BLMCO. Large, clean, lump $6.75 Ton No Clinkers—No Soot Builders Lumber and Material Cos. Webster 2<O)(D)3 Linton Lump $6.00 Brazil Block $6.00 Pocahontas Lump ... $9.00 W. Va. & Kentucky. .SB.OO Orders Taken Sunday A/.' M. Between 8:30 and 12 Call HU mboldt 4421

*6 MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE a—Coai, Ice and Wood BUY YBUffi ©MI Ihl ©HI SIPEiBJII KOOTEI ipbices We sell tiie best coal that money can buy guaranteed and the guarantee Is good. Gen. W. Va. Island Creek fkd. lump $6.95 Gen. W. Va. Jackson Jumbo fkd. lump $6.95 W. Va. shoveled lump $6.45 W. Va. mine run $5.45 Gen. W. Va. Egg fkd $6.50 Gen. Tennessee fkd $6.50 Ind. or 111. large lump $5.75 Ind. or 111. mine run $4.20 Gen. Poca. Ip., fkd $9.25 Gen. Poca. !p., shoveled $9.00 Gen. Poca. mine run $6.90 The best grades of Semi-Smokeless Coals on the market, as follows: These coals are very high in heat and low in ash. Litwar lp., fkd $7.50 Mohawk lp., fkd $7.50 Pocatan lp., fkd $7.50 Ashaway lp., fkd $7.50 Shoveled lump -of the above semi-emokless coals mentioned. $7.25. These prices are subject to a change any day. Ord' r today, as market conditions will not offer these prices long. Give me your order and I’ll get the next one. Prompt Delivery Anywhere. In the City. TOM SHROYER Our Phones at Your Service from 7 a. m. to 6 p. m., 6 days a week. Phones: Lincoln 8361, 8362 Lincoln 8363, 8364 PRICES REDUCED Buy Your Coal Where You Get Finest Quality—Best Prices —Correct Weight and Courteous Service. Try One Ton ami Be Convinced. Glendora egg or nut, clean fkd., specially prepared for retort heaters and ranges $5.75 Glendora large lump, fkd... $6.75 Best Gen. Poca. Ip $8.25 Gen. Poca. M. K $6.75 Smokeless Pocatan Poca., fkd. .$7.75 E Ky. Blue Diamond lp., fkd...57.25 W. Va. Splint or block, fkd...57.00 W. Va. egg. fkd $6.50 W. Va. Lp. (Island Creek), fkd..56.95 E Ky egg, fkd $6.50 Linton fourth vein lp., fkd $6.00 111. block, fkd $5.95 Ind. Ip., fkd ; $5.75 111. or Ind. 2’’ to 6” lp., fkd $5.40 Ind. egg. fkd $5.25 Baseburner coke $11.50 The BETHEL COAL CO. Drexel 2716. Drexel 2717.

BUY COAL CHEAP Gen. W. Va. Island Creek fkd. lp $7.00 Gen. W. Va. Splint lp. fkd $7.00 Large Tennessee lp., fkd. . .$7.25 Ind. large lp., fkd $5.75 111. large lp., fkd $5.75 (3 tons. 516.50) Gen. Poca. large Ip., fkd..58.75 Gen. Poca. lp., shoveled.. .$8.50 Gen. I’oca. mine run $6.85 29*' per ton reduction on 3-ton orders. We sell the coal that satisfies—we guarantee each and every order. Jackson Coal Cos. Lincoln 5496. Lincoln 5496. Exceptional Bargains <*en. No. Poca. lp $8.50 Gen. No. 3 Poca. M. 1L .. .$7.00 W. Va. Lump fkd $7.00 Ind. Large Lump, fkd $5.50 Ind. Furnace Lump fkd... .$5.25 Standard Fuel Cos. Lincoln 1011 LI ncoln 1011 GLENDORA The coal that gives satisfaction MONCRIEF COAL CO. State and English Ave. Drexel 2094 GOOD USED FURNITURE FOR SALE. PRICES SLASHED 433 Massachusetts Ave. HARD WOOD, cook stove, heating stove. Are place ami furnace. Large truck load delivered any place Webster 2322-R 3. b—Clothing TROUSERS STo Match ([L Your Coat W $3.95, $4.95 |Pj| $5.95, $6.95 and up THE PANTS STORE CO. 48 West Ohio St., Near Illlnol* LADIES GENTS’ ANtTCHILDREN’S cluthing wanted. S. B. COLLINS CLOTHING STORE. 1440 Columbia Ave. Webster 9013: RUM MAG E SALE OF CLOTHING AND SHOES, all kinds wearing apparel; Jan. 10. 11 and 12. 2325 Hovey Bt. MAN’S OVERCOAT; 3 BOYS’ OVERCOATS. GOOD CONDITION; REASONABLE.: two nows wagons. Randolph 4234. TWO OVERCOATS. STRIPED SUIT, ladies’ enate, dresses and sweaters. Call Webster 7303. COAT, brown, size 15; fur collar, cufla; new lining. Randolph 2730. ■' c—Household Goods ’ Rugs—Linoleum Gold Seal Congoleum rugs, 9x12, fully guaranteed; new perfect goods; special, 514.75. Brussels rugs; blue, tan, taupe and old rose, 9x12: 812.50. Imported Japanese grass rugs, double warp. 9x12, 57.50 Ws carry a full line of Brussels, Axmtnster. velvets and Wiltons at the lowest prices in the city. Call and be convinced. All new, perfect goods. Dorfman Rug Cos. 207 W. Washington St. Opposite State house “If It Covers the Floor We Have It.” Surplus Stock Sale Breakfast set* *18.50 to $27.50. Gateleg tabiea. sl2 to S2O. New dropleaf extension tables. $lB to $35. Original and exclusive designs in tables and chairs can be furnished in either unpainted or painted. Will H. Ball & Son 442 Massachusetts Ave Phone Main 1996. Downstairs. TWELVE IRON ARMY COTS Good mattresses: will sacrifice for $26. Inquire at 1260 BurdsaJ Blvd. HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS FOR SEVEN - - ROOM HOUSE: 4615 COLLEGE. WASH. 641. HUMBOLDT 4629. COMBINATION coal and gas Peninsular range, slightly used; party leaving city. 259 K. lowa St. fir ■8 never lost until' Tnoianapo Us Tlmse Want Ads have failed to find ft.

25 fiUSCELiLANEOUS FOR SALE c—Household Goods QUEEN ANNE American walnut dining room suits; reasonable. Circle 6281. LIBRARY TABLE, genuine mahogany, good condition, Humboldt 3451. ONE Sunnysuds electric washer, SSO cash. 2622 Cornell Ave. ELECTRIC SWEEPER, LIKE NEW. 817.50 cash. Drexel 5927. LARGE LAUREL HOT BLAST] e—Musical Instruments SPECIALS In Our Used Piano Dept. Original $450.00, now $50.00 Original $425.00, now * . $69 00 Origina' $475.00, now $125 00 Original $450.00, now $l5O 00 Original $485.00. now $185.00 Original $500.00, now $195.00 Original $550.00. now $225.00 Many Others Terms To Suit THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. Os Indiana No. 18 N. Pennsylvania rawiramT S6O, si lIWI This instrument is brand new. cabinet size, very clear and distinct tone. We will place this instrument in your home on approval. Try it out thoroughly. If perfectly satisfied pay SI.OO down and pay balance on convenient terms. No red tape to this proposition. We do as we advertise. Factory agrent. Lincoln 8801. SPECIALS In Our Used Player Dept. Original $850.00, now $295 00 Original $850.00, now $3lO 00 Original $850.00, now $.325 00 Original $725.00, now . $495*00 Original $900.00, now ! $595.00 Many Others Terms To Suit THE BALDWIN PIANO CO. Os Indiana No. 18 North Pennsylvania d—Miscellaneous Army Merclhiainidise Waterproof Horse Covers, made of heavy duck blanket; lined; suitable for radiator covers, lap robes and other purposes; while they last, $2 each. Vi to %” Tap and Die Sets at $6.00 each V* to Tap and Die Sets, No. 40 Greenfield $22.50 each I to 2” Pipe Dies Beaver a t $6.00 each 11x14 Waterproof Tarpaulins, at SIO.OO each We can furnish new waterproof tarpaulins in any size from 8 to 12 up to covers 40’x70’ and 32'x96 feet. All new at one-half regular price. Thousand other items in standard hardware and contractor's supplies. attractively priced. Open Saturday until 1 p. m. M. L. Goldberg & Son Cos. 1302 W. Washington St.

TYPEWRITERS ALL MAKES You can secure a typewriter at prices ranging from $5 to ?06. AU machines thoroughly overhauled and guaranteed. Send for samples of writing, prices and terms JUDD TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE. ’ Main 2890. 142 North Meridian St. 1 TYPEWRITERS $25. $35. S4O SSO. S6O; factory rebuUtg ’ nd fully guaranteed. Typewriters rented, repaired AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 30 S Pennsylvania. Lincoln 6822. Eatablished 1880 GARAGES for sale, JSS. size 8x12; 10x16. $100: 10x18, $l2O. Removable garage; ! can be moved anywhere. Call Webster 7482. Will set up one where you want it. ROBER n ' GOODWIN. 2110 Motrlndale Are. RUMMAGE SALE OF CLOTHING AND SHOES, all kinds wearing apparel. Jan. 10. 11 and 12. 2325 Hovey St. CINDERS. SCREENED: 8-yard load; contractors' special price. Irvington 2448. Ring 4 WHEN IN NEED OF CINDERS OR TRANSFERRING. CALL BELMONT 1286. f—Pet and Live Stock FOUR fo< terrier puppies; mils trimmed. and weened. Randolph 7879. 1057 W. Thirty-First. JERSEY COW; REASONABLE. Call Washington 4540. 26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED WANTED—GOOD SECOND-HAND BOILER. 3 TO 5 H P. UPRIGHT. 925 LEMCKE BLDG. MAIN 5258. RAW 1 furs w anted. JOSEPH ALLERDICE A CO . 226 Kentucky Ave. 27 BUSINESS AXXOL XCEMFNTS PLUMBING WORK—PAYMENT PLAN Plumbing or heating work done under new plan, small amount down, balance easy monthly payments. Call us by phone. Humboldt 1769 for details. Will be pleased to explain plan and give you figure. L. E. Isley. EXPERT REPAIR work on talking machines of all makes; guns, locks, electric irons repaired. Keye of all kinds made to order, i ALL WORK GUARANTEED. Cal! Webster j 3335. EARL E. JONES, 1332 Parker. ELECTRIC WIRING JOBS FOR ANYTHING VALUABLE. WHAT HAVE YOU? RAN- ! DOLPH 9034 ELECTRICAL work, nouse wiring and fixtures. Call NORTHEASTERN ELECTRIC AND BATTERY SERVICE. Webster 9330, SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDCE. 201 Indiana Are. FEATHERS bought, sold and renovated; feather mattresses and pillows made. B. F. BURKI.E. 416 Mass Main 1428. AND TIiANSFER Packing Household Goods. Lnw rates on California shipments. I Phone OTTO J. SUESZ. Main 3628-2353. Night. Webster 0699. Circle 4760. j PIANO MOVING btJRrSPECIALTY For transfer and storage; $4 load and up for moving. Call Harrison 2374. Red Ball Transit Cos. 26 Monument PI. Main 4831. 29 BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES BEAUTY parlor for sale; downtown location; ground floor; five booths; threoyear lease; rent SSO; owner unable to care for business. Will sacrifice for S6OO. O. E. TREACE. WANTED to hear from persons having from $2,000 to $12,000 to invest iif good 'ontraoting firm Will pay ll c 'r dividends. Address Postoffice Box 305. Muncie. Ind. 30 Al’'lOM OB ILLS FOR SALE b—Gasoline SSO AND $75 down, balance $3 weekly buys a good Ford, Dodge, Bulck. Hudson and others at low prices. Absolutely guaranteed. Open evening and Sundays. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO., 522 X, Capitol Ave. 1921 MONROE fair running condition. Will sell at a bargain. Call after 4 p. m. 1620 W. Vermont. &VERLAND touring ear. Do you want one worth $176 f Come to 120 W. North St. or call Lincoln 7575. FORh. 1923 roadster, ready for the road. $275; terms. STONE CHEVROLET CO., 427 N. Meridian. OAKLAND 1920 touring: good running condition; $100: terms. 644 E. Washington. M*ln 3493 OVERLAND sedan. Do you want one worth $125 down? Come to 120 W. North St. or call Lincoln 7575. FORD sedan, late model; bargairTTor - cash or will trade for small print shop. WebBter 4140. CHEVROLET. 1923 louring: A-l condition: $325; terms. C 44 E. Washington. Main 3493. DEPENDABLE used o&i*. C- H. WAXe LERICH CO . 833 N. Meridian.

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30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE b—Gasoline I PAIGE aix roadster; wonderful condition mechanically; looks fine; five practically new cord tires. Will trade on old modal touring: car. or easy terms. MERIDIAN OVERLAND CO., 957 N. Meridian. Open evenings and Sunday. OLDSMOBILE Six touring;; mechanically perfect; paint, upholstering; and top like new. Will sell for S6O down or your old car as first payment. MERIDIAN OVERLAND CO. 957 X. Meridain. Open evenings and Sunday. For Good Used Cars See I. WOLF AUTO CO. 559 No. Capitol. Main 1579. Open Sunday. Will take talking machine as part payment on good used car. Lincoln 6865. OVERLAND touring, 1922. Been driven about 6,000 miles. Looks and runs like new-. $75 cash, balance monthly. Circle 8327. 235 W. Georgia 9t. fcORD sedan, 1923; lock wheel, two bumpers. aeeellerator, drum lights, speedometer. Must sell today. SIOO down, balance to suit. Main 5013, FORD touring. 1922; good tires, paint and mechanical condition. Beat buy in town $225 STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 427 !■ Meridian St. FORD coupe, 1922: excellent condition. Best „ h'-iy in town; $350: lots of accessories. STONE CHEVROLET CO.. 427 N Meridian St. OV ERLAND roadster. Do you want one worth $200? Come to 120 W. North St. or call Lincoln 7575. FORD, 1923 louring: starter, demountable, lock wheel, finance car; sell for balance due; bargain at SSO down. Main 5013. DODGE touring. 1919: excellent mechanical condition; SSO cash, balance monthly. Circle 8327. 235 W. Georgia St. DODGE touring car. Do you want one worth $050? Come to 120 W. North St, or -rail Lincoln 7575, FORD coupe. 1921; best of mechanical condition : SSO cash, balance monthly. Circle 8327. 235 W. Georgia. ( FORD coupe. 1924; six weeks old; terms. 559 N. Capitol. Open evenings. FORD coupe. 1920; looks and runs good; S4O cash, balance monthly. FORD TOURING: S3O CASH. 31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED HIGHEST PRICES PAID We want any make or model. Largest la State . INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 518 N. Capitol. Main 2635. OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY WANTED, 100 CARS to wreck lor parts. Will pay the highest cash prices. Call us first. SAM CORAZ AUTO PARTS A TIRE CO 519 N. Capitol Ave. Main 0389. AUTOS WANTED ” #VE PAY CASE I. WOLF AUTO CO. 619 N Illinois St. Main 187*. CARS, wanted, regardless condition; must have ’em. CITY AUTO PARTS, 411 N Illinois Main 6796, CARS wanted. No delay, good prices STATE AUTO PARTS AND TIRE CO. 631 X. Illinois St. Lincoln 1934. AUTOS V ANTED—2i2 E New _ York Si. Main 4446 32 auto shtufs, refaiks USED AUTO PARTS For over 100 makes and model cal's at 50 to 75 per cent off list price. Mail orders shipped immediately EUREKA AND PARTS COMPANY. 334 N Capitol. Circle 0878. AUTO WASHING Our specialty. 334 N. Illlnola. S S Auto Laundry OCT of the high rent district. Harding and Washington St. Storage by day. week or month. Steam heat. Auto repairing. Try us once and you will call again. L. LLPPERT. Manager. Belmont 4200. J the master vulcanizers. * CUT rate VULC. CO.. INC. _ 327 N NOBLE ST. 35 FINANCIAL

INVESTMENTS | Wanted, a few clients to invest in an In- , dlanapoils enterprise that has been success- | fully managed unuder present management i for the past nineteen (19) years. Can/show ; more than SIBO,OOO annual income, will 'guarantee seven (7%) net. Investment absolutely guaranteed. If interested and have money not working write for specific informaiion. Address A No, 2843 Times. 37 MONE YTOLO AN ; FIRST and second mortgages on Indiana an A Indianapolis real estate. R B WILSON. 1101 National City Bank B.’dg. Lin. coin 6404. MONEY to loan on second mortgages. L. B. ■MILLER. 127 N. Delaware St. Main 5762. 39 LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE TO ABSENTEE State of Indiana. County oi Clay, sar - in the State of Indiana. November term. 1923 George W. Williams. vs. Nola Ward. To Nola Ward. Greetings: You are hereby notified that the above named plaintiff' has this day filed in the qffice of tiie clerk of said court, his certain complaint or petition alleging therein among other things, that you. the said defendant, on the Ist day of June, 1917. being then a resident of the County of Clay, and State of Indiana, and the same being your usual place of residence, went to parts unknown and have continuously since said date remained absent and unheard from; that you, as said defendant, since absenting yourself from said county, have become the owner of certain personal property and that said property is suffering waste and damage for the Want of proper care and attention, and praying that your estate may be adjudged by said court subject to administration and that an administrator thereof duly appointed. Now, therefore, you the said Nola Warn, defendant and absentee as aforesaid, are hereby notified that said complaint and the matters therein alleged will come up for hearing and determination in said court at the court house in the city of Brazil. Clay Coun- x ty. Indiana on Monday the 15th day of February. 1924, or as soon thereafter as such hearing can be had. Witness the clerk and seal of said court at Brazil. Ind., this 7th day of January. 1924 (SEAL) CHA9. E. HARRIS. Clerk of Clay Circuit Court. NOTICE Jones A Updike. State of Indiana. County of Marion, ss: In the Marlon Superior Court, Cause No. 24082, Room 4. Mary B. Hussey, vs. American Granite Products Cos. (A Corporation) You are hereby notified, pursuance to an order of court in the above entitled cause that you shall file your claim against said defendant. American Granite Products Company. with the receiver thereof. Ralph E. Jones. 319-21 Indiana Trust Bldg., on or before Saturday. Feb. 2. 1924. and failing to do so you will be barred from participation in the distribution of the assets of the defendant corporation. RALPH E. JONES. Receiver. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the under signed has duly qualified as executrix of estate of George Fowler, deceased, late of Marlon County, Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. lONE JEWEL SMITH COX. No. 21844. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Chris Dimitri, deceased, late of Mar ion County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. THE UNION TRUST CO. No 21912. NOTICE OF SETTLEMENT OF ESTATE Notice is hereby given that the undersigned guardian has been ordered by the court to settle the estate of his ward. Bart lett Ellis, deceased, late of Marion County, Indiana without the issuance of lettter* of administration. Said estate is suppo-cd to be solvent. . SECURITY TRUST COMPANY. Gdnshp No. 17-231. NOTICE ok APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of John W Spiekelmier. deceased, late of Marlon County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. CARL V. SFTCKELMDSa, Charles T. Williams. No. 21914. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Notice is hereby given, that the undersigned has duly qualified as administrator of estate of Isaac H. Phares. deceased, late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate ia supposed to be solvent. JAMES M. OGDEN. No. 21913. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned hae duly qualified aa executor of ’.lie estate of Sarah Elizabeth La Flamme. and; ceased, late of Marion County, Indiana. Said estate la supposed to be solvent. No. £1034. MAJOR M. JTOOLE.