Indianapolis Times, Volume 37, Number 289, Indianapolis, Marion County, 5 April 1926 — Page 11

APRIL 5, 1926

DECLARATIONS OF CANDIDATES ARE TABULATED Secretary of State's Office Held Open Late —Some Unopposed. • Attaches in the office of Secretary of State Frederick E. Schortemeyer today began the task of tabulating the declarations of candidacy for the various congressional, legislative and judicial offices to be fdled at the November election, Schortemeier held the offices open until Saturday midnight to take care of the late filings. Two Republicans and eight Democrats automatically were nominated for Congress, as no others of their party had filed for the office. Those nominated by default were: Republicans—Albert H. Vestal. Anderson. and David Hogg. Ft. Wayne. Democrats Arthur H. Greenwood. Washington: Frank Gardner. Scottsburg: Harry C. Canfield. Batesviße: Henry W. Moore. Terre Haute: Virgil Simmons, BiuJiton: Harry 0. Rhodes. Garv: Waklemar ft. Hickhoff. Ft. Wayne, and Charles iVoidier. Sonlh Bend. ~ , ... Among candidates films Saturday night was Frank K Wright. HIS E. Sixteenth St... author of the present "hone-dry prohibitum law anel candidate for the Republican nomination for Representative from Marion County. Wright was Randolph County Representative iu the 102.) Legislature. .At present lie is State securities commission audtior. „ Merrill Moores. former Congressman from the Seventh District, filed as Republican candidate for the position. Last-minute aspirants for Congress were Delbert V. Blackburn. Evansville. Republican: Weidler. Democrat: Roy Aelnev. Lebanon. Democrat: Thomas f. Peterson. Montpelier. Republican; Simmons, Democrat: Moores. Republican: William *>. Hardy. Evansville. Democrat: Carl W Thompson. Richmond. Republican and Franklin McCray. Indianapolis. Republican. Local candidates for Marion County Representative. who filed Saturday afternoon and night, were Forrest I . Helms. Republican!'. Byron Horn. Democrat; Lawrence C. Shaw Republican: Henry H. Winkle. Democrat: Bertram Riffle, Demis-rat; Williatn F. \Verner. Republican: Samuel L. Kuirk. Republican. and Lloyd U. Li aycombe. Republican. Last minute tilers at the courthouse for county offices were: Republicans Prosecuting Attorney Delbert 0. Wih nieth: Judge Superior Court One. Claude H. Anderson: Judge Superior Court kive, Charles E. Bebinger: Judge Probate Court, .1. Fred Masters: Judge Juypmle Court, Edwin C. Boswell. Clerk Circuit Court, Will E. ISomr'■ Auditor. Leo K. Fosier• Treasurer. John T. Saul ter: Recorder. Carlin H. Shank, Surveyor. Paul R. Brown, S. J. Williams, Assessor, James. M. Allison. . County Commissioner Third District, Albert Hoffman: County Councilman at Large George M. Montgomery. Frank Cones, Lollis, Runnels: County Councilman First District. John E. Shearer; County Councilman Third District Grant Moore: County Councilman Fourth District, Paul A. Dunn. Edward G. Shaub, and John E. Steeg. Democrats Judge Superior Court Three. Edward C. Eikman, Woodburn Masson: Judge Superior Court Five, Homer J. SandueKy, Probite Court, IT. Nathan, Swaim, Judge Criminal Court. Clareiice E. Weir; Judge Juvenile Court. Frank J. Hawlcj'. Auditor. Lawrence Wilhoff, Robert K. Sloan; Recorder. Charles R Stuart; Coroner. Dr. Robert Dwyer. Dr. Oscar Luda 12 ; Surveyor. Henry B. Steeg; Couiity \s-esPOi. Omer Watson. William C. De JAiller William R. Johnson. ...... County Commissioner second District. Fred W. Vehling; County Councilman at Large, Frank S. Fish bank. Michael W. McCarty Fred A. Beck. Clinton C. Hun, .A. Lerov Portteus: County Councilman First District. John E. Webb: County ouncilman Fourth District. William H. Flanders.

THREE PERSONS INJURED Motorcycle aiwl Bicycle Raders Hurt When Struck by Cars. Marion Cooley. 1860 Shelby St., is held today on a charge of driving on the left, side of the street after a. motorcycle he was riding crashed into an auto driven by Glendon Maynard, 1437 Olive St., at Shelby and .Beecher, Sts., Saturday. Cooley’s leg was injured. Louis Raglan, 13, of 2647 Northwestern Ave., i# in city hospital suffering from a broken collar bone received Saturday when the bicycle he was riding collided with an auto at Seventeenth St. and Capitol Ave. Elizabeth Stovall, Negro, 23, of 2450 Paris Ave.. received cuts about the head when struck by an auto. AGAINST AUTO LICENSES Transfer and Warehouse Group / Favors Higher Gas Tax. A Statewide campaign for the abolishment of motor vehicle licensing and the substitution of a higher gasoline tax was begun today by the Indiana Transfer and Warehouserpen’s Association. The gasoline tax, executive committee members contend, is a more equitable means of allocating the cost of road construction. Association officials indorsed Ward B. Hiner for the United States Senate Plans were laid for a conference in .Tune to settle the long misunderstanding between Indiana and Ohio truck operators. BELIEVE THEFTS SOLVED Three Negroes Thought to Have Stolen Electrical Fixtures. Police believe the arrest of three Negroes today will solve the theft of electrical fixtures valued at hundreds of dollars during the past several months. William Higdon, 39, Negro, 546 E. Market St., charged with malicious trespass and entering a house to commit a felony is alleged to have stolen fixtures from a vacant house .it 602 W. North St. Robert Geeth, 16, Negro. 410 Darnell St.. and Clarence Russell. 18. Negro, 1303 N. Senate Ave., are held under similar charges. BAPTISTS WILL MEET Church Federation to Elect Officers and Discuss Building. Election oC officers and a discussion of church building will be the principal business of the annual business meeting and dinner of the Federated Baptist Churches of Indianapolis tonight at the Second Baptist Church. Fletcher Ave. and Noble St. Leone Joyce is president; A. G. Woodmansee. secretary, and Mrs IT. n. Waldo arrangements committee chairman. MAYOR WILL RETURN Duvall to Be Back From Trip to Southland Tuesday. Mayor Duvall, who has been on a business trifr in the South, which I began immediately after signing the ■ segregeation ordinance, will return 1o Indianapolis Tuesday, according to word received today by William C. Buser, city controller.

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MORRIS I). MOSS Republican nomination for sheriff in th 9 May primary is sought by Morris D. Moss of State Detective Agency. Tie is an active party worker.

YEGGS, HOLD-UP MEN ARE BUSY OVER WEEKEND Security Company Robbed —Total Loot Reported to Be $1,212.50. Yeggs and hold-up men were active over the week-end. Four safes, were robbed and three persons held up. Police said loot totaled $1,212.50. Capt. Louis Johnson and squad were detailed to check hotels, poolrodms and stations for suspicious out-of-town persons, in connection with tho safe cracking wave. There will be no w-holesale arrests in poolrooms, as persons from other cities are suspected, said Chief Claude F. Johnson. Combination on the American Motor Parts Company safe, 802 Washington Ave., was worked Sunday night and $35 taken. Union Insurance Company of Indiana, 143 E. Ohio St., reported SIOO taken from the safe. The inner door was battered open. Three Doors Jimmied Office and safe at the Joseph Solatken, junk shop, 410 W. North St., were ransacked, but nothing taken. Saturday night yeggmen entered the Columbia Securities Company, 152 N. Delaware St., and battered the safe. To gain entrance they jimmied three rear doors. The combination on the safe was battered off and SI,OOO taken, according to Ben Sagalowsky, 607 E. Maple Rd.. president. Detectives noted Ihe similarity in the robbery of tho Morrison Cloak and Suit House, 4 W. Washington St., a week ago, when $5,000 was taken. Officers said the yeggs are experts Two ‘hold-up men accosted Elden Smith, 131 S. Ritter Ave.; and Miss Eva Hursh. 237 S. Audubon Rd., in the 5600 block University Ave., and took $6. Highway Garage Entered No trace has been found of the man w’ho attacked Charles Meldrum, 265 Minkner St., Saturday and robbed him of S2O at Market and Missouri Sts. Edward Petty, night watchman at the State Highway garage, located at West and Market Sts., found the tdace had been entered. The bandits left without loot. The home of Erie Pusstull, 30 W. Tenth St., was entered and a manicure set and hand bag valued to S3O taken. While Mrs. Caroline Tamm, 720 E. Thirteenth St., and guests were playing cards, a burglar raised a bedroom window and took the purse of Mrs. Anna Speekman, 409 W. Thirtieth St. It contained $17.50.

WANTED MUSIC BADLY Sliop Door Foiiml Open—Player Bolls Taken and Money Ijcft. Police today believed an honest customer visited the D. H. Craft music shop, 44 IV. Ohio St., Sunday night. The door was found open. Alva Tolies. 15 S. West St., an employe, said $l6O was intact in the cash register and .$3.75 was laying on the top of the register. Some player piano rolls were missing and the money left was thought to have been in payment for the rolls. LOVE LETTER CASE CLEA Missing Nurse Found in .Jail on Shoplifting Charge. Bv United Press CHICAGO, April s.—Pretty Miss Betty Lee Deliibac. missing since last Wednesday, was found today in a police station, held here on a shoplifting charge. The girl, a nurse, mysteriously disappeared from her hospital. A bundle of fervent love letters, written by Dr. Jacob L. Bressler, were taken and Bressler was held iiycus£ody. Z YEGGS AT TERRE HAUTE Two Safes Cracked, Approximately $1,200 Taken. Bit United Press TERRE HAUTE, Ind.. April 5. Police described as the work of professional yeggs the cracking of two safes in the business district, discovered this morning. The Silverstein furniture store was robbed of between $1,200 and $1,500 and a loan company office of $l3O. THREATENED WIFE’S LIFE Gerald Boquet, Negro, 2040 Yandes St., is held today on charges of drawing deadly "weapons resisting arrest and assault and battery with intent to kill Ills wife Louise v She said she had hidden his revolver in a pan of dishes alter he threatened to kill her. \

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2 Card of Thanks^ QUINN—Wc wish to express our sincere appreciation to our relatives, friends and neighbors for their kinuness ana sympathy shown u (luring’ the illness and death of our dear damniter and Anna V. Quinn. We especially wish to thank Mr?. Walter Beck. Dr. Goethe Link, Mr?. Jackson and Mrs. Wilson, nurses; the sisters, nurses, and doctors ot St. Hra-ncis Hospital: the pallbearers: Finn Bro?.. undertake, sand the Rev. Morns O Connor for his consoling words; the employes ot the Real Silk Hosiers' Mills.. Ktngrait & Cos and The Sch wen ter-Klein Lo.. all for their spiritual and beautiful tlorat ° ffC FRANK_W. Ot INN AND DAUGHTER. 5 Funeral Directors j W. T. BLASENGYM Main Office 2226 Shelbv St DRexel 2570. BERT S. GADD 2130 Prospect St Phone Stewart 2278. FEamurner BMchanamt Now iu Our New Mortuary, 25 West Fall Creek Blvd. Phones: Ran. 44Q0-4401-4402. No added char ire for the use of the Pilcher organ or the new service, rooms. Visitors may call any time. CREMATORY SERVICE Flaumnier Baichansio George Gnnsteiner Funeral director. 522 E Market Main 0908, __ KBIEGER, WM. E. FUNERAL DIRECTOR 1402 N Illinois St. MA. 1164. Res.. Bel, 3866-B-l UNDERTAKERS—HISEY A TITUS. 951 N, Delaware Main .3680, 8 Special Notices THE ELECTREAT BODY MASSAGE MACHINE , Relieves rheumatism and neuritis LOLA WALKER 1112 Centra) Ave Ant R Diet Agt. Lin 8873 MARGARET SELLERS D O D C N D Obstetrician, acute and chronic aiseaa' mnssHETP l N New Jersey Riley JnNJi WHY throw your silk hose away, we reknit runs and feet: like new: 2oc. eb. 6171. 10 Lost and Found Articles Found on Indianapolis St. Cars Yesterday. 2 UMBRELLA'S 5 PURSES 1 BOSTON BAG 9 PACKAGES 1 BOOK 1 LUNCH KIT 1 BANJO MAIN 27-T . WRIST WATCH, IN OR NEAR CENTRAL AVE. CHURCH, SUNDAY. MONOGRAM K. M. M REWARD. RETURN 307 LOMBARD BLDG PLATINUM tins' with two largo diamond?. pearl and six ?mai.l diamonds, lost in vicinity of Woodstock and Golden Hill. Liberal reward. Randolph 306?. PERSON who found Onyx finder ring in ladies’ rest room in Colonial theater Sunday night. Call Mr. Rod!. Drex. 3190, Stew, 1120. Reward. SILVER VANITY CASE with mesh chain lost Sun., probably on Shelby St. valued a.? keeosake. Reward. Mu, 0174. LOST—Small black p'irsd, containing S9O, in downtown district or north. Hum. 5873. Reward, 13 Instructions MEN ,o leorn barber trade. TRI-CITV BARBER COLLEGE 510 E. Washing ton St. Indianapolis. Ind. Circle 0757 16 Help Wanted—Female LADIES FOR HOUSE TO II 0U S E CANVASSING. STEADY EMPLOYMENT. GOOD MONEY FOR REAL W ORKE RS. 633 MEYERKISER BANK BLDG. 17 Situations Wanted a—Male BUILDING DONE Carpentering, rough finish: new. repair.; cemept. concrete block laying; house raising: city property repaired, for those out of city. Holm out I .">6B. Box 62. CARDENTER—Wants work in shop or out>id‘ > uork: ivf. T)TU>xr CEMENTING, excavating, sodding, srradnig. job work of all kinds Ken. 2432. FLORIST-GARDENER: exp.; matte garden** prepare for planting: gen’l wk. LI.7HJK. HOUSE and paper cleaning; rubbish hauled. Randolph 67 7:1 . JANITOR or house cleaning: experienced: colored; best relorences. Call Ken. . NIGHT watchman or fireman; by colored man; itv reference. Riley -116.7. b—Female CURTAINS TO LAUNDER. Mrs. J Lutz. Circle 6612. CURTAINS launderea. 25c pair: no delivery: work guaranteed Lin, 2287. DAY WORK wanted. Can do satisfactory work . Riley 5925, DAY or half day: mornings preferred. Webster 7617. DAY or week work; experienced woman. Ken. 4182, GEA KHAL HOUSEWORK BY DAY OR HALF, KENWOOD 4867. LAUNDRESS: work to bring home: ourtains neatly done: Ist wk. Ken. 24m. LAUNDRESS, experienced: general housework. Ilnailqlnh 0963. WASHINGS to bring home; references. Har. 037:1.1. WASHINGS to bring home. Can furnish reference. Belmont 0375. LADY, colored, wishes general housework: can give best of reference; stay nights. Lin. 3992. NEAT COLORED GIRL, good cook, experienced on serving:, wants 3 day and uo Sun. Har, 4911 -W. EXPERIENCED colored woman for day work. Webster 2620-W. RETIRED nurse will take complete charge 2 ladies, elderly couple. Web. 3168. GIRL, colored: ironing bv day pr half-day; reference. Lincoln 8860. GIRL 18. experienced doctor's assistant. or to answer phone, Lin. 5481. SCHOOL GIRL—To care for children or help with cleaning. Riley 1233. BACK HOME AGAIN Automobiles reported found by police belong lo: Chevrolet car. 552-187, at West and Washington Sts. Essex Coach, no license or title, at 27 S. Illinois St. William Hai'rison, 2009 Winter Ave.: Ford, at Winter Ave. and Fernway Ave. Marion Chevrolet Company, 963 N. Meridian St.; Chevrolet at Meridian and Tenth Sts.

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i?ooms for Rent CLINTON HOTEL, 29 Virginia Ave.: deeirable rooms. $3 to HR. Chr. DOUGLASS. 530: furnished room for colored. Circle 1625, ILLINOIS. N.. 2441: modern front room; niop homo; 1 or *1 pmplo.v< J d. Har. ?oon->v-MERIDIvN and 22nd: nicely “furnished. cheerful room, m strictly private fam jly; to gputlcmnn. Randolph lo.uK PENN. N.. 1100: single rm.: with running hot and cold water: also double room. Rilry S(SHB. WOODRUFF PL.. 970 M. DR.: nice rm.: garage: young man. neb. ■<-<• ROOMMATE for girl: nice modern home, with board, SO: also single room, board and garage. $6- Bfb u ATTRACTIVE room: modern: home privileges; private family: 1 .°„ r .' a( * IP ‘- em ‘ ployed: reasonable. Drex. ;>O3Q K LOVELY front rm. m modern, private home: E, Tenth car, Web, ot-17-M LOVELY rm.; garage: opposite lrvingtmi golf links: private family. Irv. 17fO-R ATTRACTIVE, cheery out, l,Em : nuß!| trlC: grill lor breakfa-at opt- Mnin odKJ. NICELY furnished room, modern apart ment. Close in. Rilcy__j44H. a—Light Housekeeping ALABAMA. N.. 917: modern, light housekeeping - rooms: also board and room. Sfi and 86.58 ner week. COMAR AVE.. 1140: parlor, bedroom and kitchenette: completely furnished, including gas, heat, light and water. Drex. .>) ? EMERSON. N„ 426; Beautiful. 2 mod. rms. and kitchenette unfurnished. NEW JERSEY. N., 1527: two or three unfurnished roonvu modern: references. OLIVE. 907: three unfurnished housekeeping rooms. Web. 2127-M. . SOUTHEASTERN Ave 1523: 2 nicelt furnished front rms.: bate. ga- p ‘ o trieity and steam heat: reas,: auto spaii ._ LOVELY two-room apartment, near Fountain Snuare. Drex. 354 Q-R. b—Board and Rooms PENNSYLVANIA, N.. 2123: modern room with board: private home. 19 Rentals a —Houses BELLE FONTAINE. 3137: South half new 6-room modern double, laundry, garage, breakfast room, reduced rent. Only So-'-CENTRAL AVE., 2910: seven-room_niod-ern double; garage; SSO. Har. 4767-J. COFFEY. 552; six-room house; retm-mod-ern; garages. Bel. 1041. COLLEGE. 1411: upper duplex: 4 rooms: bath, heat, water furnished. Kiiey 3.>84. JEFFERSON. V. 613 6 rooms; modern double east: only 833. Web. 3262. _ KELLY 1509; five room?: modern: garage; newly deco.: yard; water pd. Main 6020. MADISON Ave.. 1111: l rooms; gas. electricity: 'SI6. DRexel 7981 J, MERIDIAN! s7 1 •.’24; six-room modern house; rent reduced. Drex. 3.116 R OXFORD 1:112: modern 5-room double; front and back porches: water hill paid; screens and shades furnished. Call lrv. 3516 VV. PINE. N. 334: t, 5-room houses, seminiod.. sis. *520. Ran. 3665. SHRIVER. 2838; four-room semi-modern: garage: wateel pai l: $27.50. Web. 6041. §T PETER ST.: four rooms - "water paid: S)8. Lin. 8751. ED KING. STURM. 1610: 6 rooms, modern; newly decorated. Call Bel, 1237-W. 25TH ST.. E.. 054; seven rooms, modern. very reasonable, Ken, 2835. UNION. 1714: mod. upper duplex: near Catholic school: chureb: S3O. I)R. 4605. WASH.. K., 2415; 6-room semi-mod.: 30th 313 E.. 6-room mod. FRANK S. CLARK. Main 3377. 1024 N. KEYSTONE AVE. Four rooms: gas. electric lights, city water: $lB. 317 WISCONSIN ST. Five room?: e-i?. ea-tcric iglit-: $lB. BANKERS TRUST CO. 4 BEDROOMS CITY HEAT AND WATER FURNISHED. 414 E. 15th St.: newly decorated, in first class condition Modern Call Ran do! oh 5860 1530 GIMBHR, $14.00 4-room double: electric lights: nice location DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL 721 LORD ST.. S2O. Six-room single house - sras and electricity. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. FOR COLORED 6-room halt semi-modern double* c ra;e: only S-i 7 ISO Ciroie *2854 FOR COLORED; Twenty-Third, E.. 816-1 H: four rooms: jras. electric toilet. kitpheri sink: ?lfl month. Har. ‘HO.7-R. DOUBLE: five room 1 *: 815 N. Hamilton Ave.: water not paid for 825. Call I Drex. 5877-AY. 3EF DUNLOP 8t HOLTEGEL tor bargain* HEAT, ESTATF b — Houses , Flats Furnished APARTMENT: 4 room?. ! bath, large porch, gas. water, heat, ianitor service furnished. In Woodruff PI.: s.*>7. Web, i 339 APARTMENT: 3 rotns: bath. gas. water. heat, janitor service furnished. In Wood ruff Place: 847, Webster 1339. c —A partments BELL St.. 531: 4-room modern: wate paid: $22.50, Lin. 3737. TENTH St.. E.. 3433: ant.: 3 rms.: bath; steam heat: S3O. Circle 1864. FOR COLORED Dunbar Court. 1022 N. West, small Apt. for small family; heat, lights, gas and water furnished. Let janitor show J ° U DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL . WALKING DISTANCE 2 and 3 rooms: comer Virginia Ave. and Merrill Sts. See custodian at 625 E. Merrill St. Low rent. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL NORTH SIDE, strictly modern ant.: sun porch: range, refrigerator: 845. M. UOOB APARTMENT; six rooms: strictly modern: water mid. Bt-1. 3388 AV d—Business Places BLVD. PL, 4159: 15x60 ft. good location; dry goods, millinery. Wash. 2994. BEAUTY OPERATOR. Booth space for rent. 1256 Consolidated Bldg. Cir. 1685, e—M iscellaneous 82 1 ? ACRE farm. 30 acres in pasture; near Traders Point. ED KING. 32 S. State. Lin. 8754 v —Resorts and Cottages ENJOY THE SUMMER ON THE RIVER Nicely furnished cottages: plenty ot shade: rood boating, bathing and fishing Make vonr choice now. Wash 2732 Ring T 21 Real Estate tor Sale b—Houses We Buy ReaJ Estate Lease Contracts The Washington Company 267 W Wash St Main 0792 “plainlTeld, ind 7 Nice tour-room and room for bath cottasre on N. Center St.: electric ligrhts. city Hater, inside toilet, gink in kitchen, cellar and larg;o lot. A real buy for only $2,500. Call MR. WACHEIi. witn Emory C. Crawford. Main 208!. EvenUigrs. Hum. 4124. 222 N. Del aw a re__St. Income Property Twelve-room house in heart of Beech G.ove. which may be used for rooming house: S3OO cash and $32 a month will buy it. W. B. Rueby 425-6 Lemcke Bldg. * Lin. 1782. 953 E. Maryland S3OO Down. 5 room*, bath, toilet, eleetrie ligrhts. gras. cellar. A-l condition. Price H V. Underwood Cos., Realtors. 205 E. Ohio, Lin. C 944, Res... Web. 4707. FOR COLORED Oxford 2400 block N. Dandy- little fiveroom bungalow. Almost new, paved ?treet only S2OO down, balance like rent. I CRAWFORD MOTT. Main 2681, 222 N | Del, st. MODTRN cottage home: 6 rooms: 2 bedroom? bath, pantry furnace, city water, gas. electric lights, garage, paved street. 40x150: only $3,700; snap, quick sale. Owner leaving city. A. J. MEYER REALTY CO. 24 Vi E. Wash. St.. Room 307, Circle 1713 BUNGALOW—N. Oakland: fairly modern; hardwood floors throughout: full basement: latest Plumbing: nfice 54.750: $1,500 cash. Now renting for $45 per month. Shown only by appointment. C. J. OSBORN. DRex 6184. IF YOU have a vacant lot or small down payment, will build and finance 4 or nroom bungalow EVERROAD. 204 Trattaportation Bldg. Lin 3880 - t>R. 3250. NICE home with from 2 to 8 acre*, aa desired: bus and traction lines: paved road Riley 4287.

21 Real Estate for Sale d—Lots HALF-ACRE tracts, oust: busses, school*. ohurchep; $5 gives possession. Wc. 6641. f—-Sale or Exchange SHERMAN UK.. N.. 705: 6-room modern; for sale or trade; new; good condition. Web. 6366. g—Builders and Contracting GARAGES AND SMALL BUNGALOWS 12 Months to Pay sß6§ Up Painted, Ready for Use on Your Lot This work is not of tin* flimsy, portable type, but substantially built in accordance with the Indianapolis Buildingr Code. We can also suve you low prices on remodeling: work. Hamniiltoo Lnumber Go„ 719 E. MARYLAND ST. DREXEL 0405. ATTENTION—We can in most ; instances finance GARAGES On EASY TERMS 1 CAR. $1.50 TO $3 PER MONTH. 2 CARS, $2.50 TO $5.00 PER MONTH 3 CARS. $3 50 TO $s PER MONTH. CALL US FOR PARTICULARS. L. (i. BRIGHTMIRE CO., 1101 X. Capitol Ave. Lin oln 7810 Eves.. W.K-di. LSOO. 22 Real Estate Wanted SMALL cottage or bungalow: must be cheap: all cash. EVERROAD 204 Transportation Bldg. LI. ”880 DR. 3250 DaVtON REAL ESTATE DEVELOPMENT CO. 1010 Fletcher Samr.gß & Trust Bid 23 Farm Lands FARMS Large and small: business chances; lake property and exchanges: Kalamazoo ami St. Joseph Counties: non is the lime for a real bargain. Send for mv free descriptive catalog. BURKE C COOK. Real Estate Agency. Yicksburgh. Mich, 2b Miscellaneous tor Sale BED. ENAMELED: DRESSER AND CHAIR: GOOD CONDITION HUM, 5013. CINDERS. GOOD QUALITY. CHEAP. CALL DREXEL 1619. KITCHEN CABINET, gray. M.-Dougell. roll top: 3-burner hot plate. Simmons day bed. 701 Sheffield. RUGS AND LINOLEUM aT LOWES') PR( WrFMAN RUG COMPANY 20? W. Wash. St. Opp. Statehonse TIME CLOCK —-International cost $275 Sell for $l5O. Lin. 2050. 339 N. Capltol, 3rd floor. PREPARE Now For RAINY WEATHER Buy Your Tarpaulins, Truck Covers and Canvass goods from us. Mail orders filled. All sizes carried in stock. Phone —-BElmont 0367. ' 1302 W. Wash. St. M. L. GOLDBERG & SON CO. HOUSE cleaning? Your surplus elothtng furniture, magazines, papers, will help us to help others Salvation Army Industrial Home. Phone for wagon Riley 6622 127 W Georgia FUMED oak dining-room suite, like new; large buff< t anil table, Simmons bed. $5. mi. 1125 K or 258 X. Trcimmt. SALVAGE wheat anu rye: No. 2 wrote oats, suitable for seed. Indianapolis Grain and Feed Cos. I .in. 1455. FINE outfit, tables ami chair? for restaurant nr barberiK-. SPRAGUE EXCHANGH 22 W Ulin■. Main 0564. a—Musical Instruments BANJOS: Three, Slightly Used. Vega. Gibson and Wurlitzcr: beautiful tones and practically same as new at trade-in pricer. Come in and try these instruments today. They may not be here tomorrow. RITTER MUSIC CO. 231 N. Illinois. Circle 1195. PIANO. UPRIGHT. $45. IF SOLD AT ONCfc. 2418 CENTRAL. HAR. 2807-J. WONDEiIFUL bargain in player piano. Can bn had bv finishim* payments. Cirrle 08. TL Mr. Wilking. b—Pet and Live Stock BABY CHICKS FOR SALE BOYERS’ HATCHERY, 25 E. MARKET. RI. 5470. HATCHERY. THORNTOWN, JND. BABY CHICKS—H. I. reds and barred rooks; sls per 100. Hoosier Chick Hatchery. iian. 7047. Riley 5087. Bel 3088-J. Open until 9 p. ni. Ct business Announcements BRICK and block laying, and plastering Washington 2716, ring 3. BRICK, block, plastering and patching. Call DBcxcl 2775. after 6 p. m. CORNET LESSONS: FIRST LESSON FREE. J. W, E, LEWIS. RAN. 2655, FEATHERS bought sold and renovated feather mattresses and pillows made E. F, BURKLE, 416 Mass. Main 1428. FURNITURE upholster and and repaired. Free estimate. DRe.v l 5007, HARDWOOD floors cie lied and reflniehed. White washing. Edward Bailey, ill, 4735 "PAPER cleaning, panning and paint washing work guaranteed WILLIAMS. Lin. 4194 PAPER CLEANING $) ROOM WORK GUARANTEED GADBERRY DREXEL 0232 PAPER hanging: paper furnished; exccllerit work and service, Web. 2572. PAPER hanging, cleaning and house painting. O, L, COX, i-st, 1906. Riley 1750. RUG. 9xl2—Dusted and scrubbed. . • $2.00 Suits, cleaned and pressed. Bennett Hie Cleaner. Lincoln 8264 RUGS. 9x12. thriv cind. $2: all work guar SUPERIOR CLEANERS Ken 4462. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES Sharpened. TUTTLEDGK. 216 N. Illinois. WALL tinting, painting, paper banging: paper furnished: discount uff. Ken. 38^5. OUR THIRD A NNIV E R SAY SALE OF REBUILT TYPEWRITERS ALL PRICES REDUCED We Rent and Overhaul AH Makes of Typewriters and Guarantee Our Work. Authorized Agents for Remington Portables. AMERICAN WRITING MACHINE CO. 104 MONUMENT CIRCLE. LIN. 6822. HBNRICK DINKLA general house painting. est. 1904, Webster 9434-W, 2b Storage ana I ranstmr NORTHWESTERN TRANSFER CO. Call at all times Randolph 3741. MOVING "and Trucking. Reliable men Cal) KORNMAN Web 5571 — - — ... ~gr 29 Business Opportunities EOX FACTORY - —Going business: small investment. Bv owner. DRexel 44b1: evenings, K< n. -<BB7 RESTAURANTS—M fcmall places: b rooms ■ f , unjtnrr : take best offer. Rilev H 448 FOR SALE—Cash and carry grocery* five tcorns and *rarag:e: household furniture for sale; rent $35. 817 W. Twenty-Eighth. OAKLAND touring. 1925: bumpers, lieaters. equity at bargain. DR. 5898-M. 30 Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET COUPE 1922: newly painted: motor perfect: good tires: upholstery, etc.: sl4;> for quick sale- terms THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W. 13th. Main 6942.

30 Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLET, 1923 COUPE Practically new tires, good mechanical condition. Priced right. TERMS OR TRADE. LOCOMOBILE 955 N. Meridian. Lin. 1171. CHSJVROL t}T—Ton ring. 1925; Irdlooti tires, bumpers, lock wheel, wiare tire. This ear was driven by Mr. Staoey: it had exocptional care: only $395. Dodge Touring Good shape: good tires: only SIOO. Miller & Wides Overland end Willya-Koight dealer)". 600 VTrgnnia Ave. DRexel 6847. Flint- 40 Touring—Rex winter inclosurc, Imlloon tires, JJhlieel brakes; mechanically A-l. Selling at SOSO. A FEW OTHER MAKES THAT ARE REAL BUYS. J XI MAN A POLLS FLINT CO. Factory Branch. 902 X. Meridian. RJ. 5530.

FORDS 2 —1925 Ford Coupes.s37s and $395 2 —1924 Ford Coupes $275 4 —1924 Tourings $143 2—1924 4-door Sedans... .SS4S-$450 1 —1923 4-Door Sedan $345 1— 1923 Touring .*....595 2 1922 Tourings $95 E-Z TERMS HUFF=BUICIK SALES COMPANY Evenings—363 X. 111. St.—Sundays FORDS— For real bargains in Personal Serviced Used Fords See WANGELIN-SHARP CO. 443-61 Virginia ave. DRex. 5020. Open Evenings and Sunday. > FORD COUPE, 1925 $295 EUREKA AUTO PARTS 334 N Capitol. Circle 0878. FORD TOURING, 1926 Balloon tires, bumpers front and rear and lots of other extras: looks and runs like new. A real bargain $395. EUREKA AUTO PARTS TIRE CO. 334 N. Capitol. Circle 0878. Ford Fordo-r Sedan Lock wheel. Dayton cord tiren, upholstering like new. Very low price: down Dayment. $80; balance FmaJl weekly or monthly payments. SMITH A MOORE. INC.. 028 South Meridian St. Open crcning* and Sundays. Main 6630. Ford Touring 1924; lock wheel, five cord tires, water pump, heater: down payment. SSO. SMITH & MOORE. INC.. 528 South Meridian St. Open evenings and Smuho -u Mbih 6050, FORD BODIES One regular Ford fordor sedan. One regular Ford tudor. Coupes, touring and roadsters SWISSHELM A- PARKER. Ford Coupe 1925: lock wheel, balloon tires This car look? and runs like new: exceptionally good buy: down payment. SIOO. SMITH & MOORE, INC.. 528 South Meridian St. Oupii evenings. Main 6651>. FORD TOURING Late 1923: perfect in every way: $l5O for quick sale: terms. Open evenings. THE CITIZENS MOTOR CAR CO. 31 W, 13th. Main 6942. FORD Used Cars: Always a nice stock of all models. Right prices. Square dealing. THE FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 625 N. Capitol. Authorixed Ford Dealers. Open evenings and Sundays. Main 4708. 1921 COLE louring .' *175.00 Elgin. 4-pass, sport *250.00 1922 4-nass. Peerless coupe *450.00 Stutz touring. 6-pass $300.00 Chevrolet touring 1923 s'.’o‘).oo Small payment down, balance monthly These cars are in perfect condition. STUTZ FACTORY* BRANCH 957 N Meridian. Open Evenings and Sunday A. M HI’DSON coach. 1924: almost new car condition: fully equipped. See this barOLDBMOBILE. 1924. 6 cylinder touring: In fine condition. Will accept wnall car as part navment. Terms on balance. Randolph 7195.‘ REO, 1925 SEDAN Five-passenger, fully equipped; less than 10.000 miles. In excellent conditloiffWraftghout. You must see this car to appreciate the big value tve are offering. TERMS OR TRADE. LOCOMOBILE 955 X. Meridian Lin. 1171. <fopcßr> 14 3 a CVTKk. Z£**v* ol vt/MAI* 5647 y?*i wHiTAwtn sm co • _ | Stuidelbaker Six New twotone paint job: new tires, bumpers and other ex- I tras. Motor completely over- I hauled. 113926 Chevrollet Coupe I Just been out six weeks this I car has the latest iraprove- [ ments thruout. i4 HOUR~SEftVICE -J STUDEBAKER TRADE INS. Guaranteed used cars, at attractive PriCe ARMACOST AUTOMOBILE CO Studebaker Distributors Used Car Dept. 002 N. Capitol Cir. 8030 BARGAINS 1924 Studebaker big 6 sport. 1924 Oakland coupe. 4-pass. 1923 Oakland sport. 1923 Willvs Knight touring. 1925 Overland 6 sedan. 1925 Overland 4-<ioor sedan. 1926 Overland touring. 1935 Overland touring 1924 Overland 4-doot sedan. 1923 Columbia de luxe sedan. 1923 Ford coupe. 1925 Ford 4door sedan. 1924 Ford 2-door seuan 1924 Ford touring. 1924 Chevrolet touring. 1923 Chi vrolet coupe. Fifteen other ears. from $46 to $95, Havnes-Sckmidt, Inc. USED CAR DEPT. 621 N. Capitol. Lin. 757<-6. Open evenings and Sunday. WILL sell my 1923 Buiek touring, with five good tire*; Jots of extra*; been driven very little. If you want a good car for only $450. see this one. Terms if desired. Irr. 3698.

30 Automobiles for Sale Stone Chevrolet Company Used Car Store 220 E. NEW YORK ST. 1023 Overland Sedan $325.00 1918 Overland Touring ... 35.00 192.1 Chevrolet Winter Top Touring 225.00 1923 Chevrolet Touring 160.00 1923 Chevrolet Touring 200.00 1923 Chevrolet Touring 215.00 1925 Chevrolet Coupe 455.00 1923 Chevrolet Coupe 150.00 1925 Chevrolet Coach 475.00 1923 Ford Coupe 190.00 1922 Ford late Coupe 150.00 1024 Ford Touring 1.5.00 1923 Ford Two-door Sedan 180.00 1923 Font Four-door Sedan 325.00 1924 Ford Coupe . .... ...... 275.00 1924 Ford Roadster. Slip-on Body 125.00 1923 ilavnes Snort Touring: six balloon ,tirrt: new paint; special price to day only, • Don't Forgot t.he New Used Car location. 220 E. NEW YORK ST. Easy Terms to Responsible People. Stone Chevrolet Company NEW CAR USED CAR 540 F Wh t. 220 F,. New York Lincoln 1722. Lincoln 4411. VALUES' USED CARS THAT WILL GIVE YOU THOUSANDS OF MILES OF TRANSPORTATION. PRICED LOW. TERMS ARRANGED TO SUIT YOU. 1923 BUICIC TOURING Five tire.?: without a mar: finish and interior like new; lot? of extra?: been used very little by a careful driver: mechanically A-l: a real car at only $450. Term* arranged. 1924 TUDOR SEDAN All kinds of extras, such as spotlights, water pump, dome light, bumpers, etc. looks and runs like anew car. This ear will give you lots of service. Buy it for only $325. 1925 FORD COUPE In A-l condition; had very good caregood tires; a real bargain at $385.: small payment down. C. WININGS CO. Hudson and Essex Dealers 3816 East Washington. Irvington 3598. Open Sundays. BOB’S 3 Ford coupes $ 160 Overland coach, new 500 Chevrolet eoaeh 626 Hunmohile. winter inclosurc 395 Dodge touring and roadster 135 Oakland roadster 125 Oakland touring 106 Chevrolet touring 125 Flint touring, winter inclosure.... 595 studebaker Little H 395 Studebaler Big 6 roadster, new... 1,250 Many others. 525 up. Terms. Open Sunday. BOB’S MOTOR SERVICE 310 S. Pei nsvlvanla. Main 1705. SEE THE LATE PAIGE AND JEWETT Also our large selection of GOOD USED CARS Easy terms, low prices and your old car ta ten in trade. L. T. ALLEN MOTOR SALES 917-23 Virginia Ave. Drex. 0928. I HAVE a dandy 1924 tudor sedan, In splendid condition: lots of extras; tire* like new; had good care. YVill sell at $325. on easy terms, Trv. 3598. <on~p?Aitf> /jd* 343C*moi ZowvwoAi/Hai* 4447 WHITAKER SAift CO. I It 926 Model! Chevrolet Sedan Bumpers. motometer. spare tires, spotlight and other extras. This car i a bargain, and Ihe first 1926 model thut wc have had. 11924 Chevrolet Sediain Good cord firp?, nrw puJnt. pun visor and the motor in iu upholstery fine. ft 4 hoOFTSlEkVittg -L

31 Automobiles Wanted Autos Wanted 1922. 1923. 1924 and 1926 model* pr* ferred: we pay cash and deal quickly Save time bv seeing ua firat I. Wolf Auto Cos. 659 N. Capitol Ave. Corner North $t Plenty of parking apace, Lin, 4516. USED CARS bought and sold (JOLDBERG 522 N Capitol 32 Auto Supplies, Repaire BEST used Urea, any nze: wholesale and retail Open evening*. ROGERS Tle SHOP. 3117 W Waablngton. Bel. 4300. 33 Motorcycles, Bicycles MOTORCYCI.es We rril and exchange ALLEN 609 Masa Ave.. Main 70W. EVERYTHING for" the bicycle rTHTeWson cycle Store 94b m— Aw 37 Money to Loan Popular Method* fr. the Small Loan F.mrlneaa $lO TO S3OO ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS PIANOS. ETC.. WITHOUT REMOVAL, Ten year* or mteoaive lnveaiigatlon nave proven that One buatneM meets a real economic need Indiana uaeaed a law ■etttng a fair rate of Interred and lloeoalng the lender Loank are made tor thou Bands o. different purnoaea. i you need money In emergency do note beaitate to call, phone or write either of our oSloae Repayment arranged In eaay monthly in at ailment* of principal and Interest Loan* can he reduced or paid in full any tlina tntrreat causes Immediately on everv doTla- renaifi WHAT V''U PAY ON PRINCIPAL: On S2O yju pay $1 per month. On SCO you pay $3 per month. On *IOO you pay $5 per month. On S2OO you pay $lO per month. On S3OO you pay sls per month. With lawful tntereat. Popular Finance Corporation 106 E. Market 8L Room 532 Lemcke Bldg. MA in 1278 MONEY LOANED O.i neraonal propert v and character as your collateral Quick confidential CASH IN 24 HOURS <oay monthly repay plans. Low fatea SECURITY INV. & LOAN, Inc. 186 N. Pal. Lin. 6060. NEED MONEY? Quickly, confidentially and buslneaa-lih* dealngs is a part of the service we give LOANS ON Pianos, Autos. Furniture, Etc.

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37 Money to Loan QUUCK LOANS SU'D) to S3OO Tin? corporation I? operated under the supervision ot Ihe Btatc of Indiana, and provides n place where you may lv>r row from $lO to $3(81 in a digpifleo. business-like manner without pay In; more than the legal rale, of Inters*' or without being imposed iiimiii In any way. We do not notify your Mnployer, neither do wc make inquiries of friend, relatives or trades people You gel. the money in a few hours' lime and without having any one sign your note. If you are unabi- to call in person at our office. phono us or write us ami our represeniativo will call at your home. HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORATION 4(>4 Krcsuf* Bid#. (Fourth Floor I Comer Pennsylvania ami Wngh, Ml*. Entrance 41 K. Washington St. Telephone. MA. 2923 1 WE MAKE SECOND MOR I' GAGE LOANS ON PROPERTY. ALSO CONSTRUCTION LOANS. QUICK SERVICE AND CONFIDENTIAL. 7JO K. OF P. BLDG. ~ CAPITOL LOAN CO. 1414/2 K. Washington St. MA in 0586. Ls ncoln 7184 6% Mortgage Money Meyer-Kiser Bank AUTO JvOAN CO. Loans to car owners, legal rates. Mr. Schmidt, 122 W. North $1 Lincoln 7575. FlhfiT or Mortgages on JndtssNational City Bank Bldg. PF.RSONAL LOANS. $77) to #3OO. NojST dorsers. No nubllcur. IfOUSEHOLn FINANCE CORPORATION. Main 2923. 404 Kresge fthfg_ Coal and Wood Bettor Coal for Less Kindling With Each Ton Va. and Ky.—The Best that ta Mined. Mined in Kanawha District. Hr i W Va.. 6-in block, Jge. fkd...5,76 Be?t Va. egg 2x4 cln. fad ..•S9OO Beet W. Va. mine run. 50 net. 1p...5A50 Best K. Ky Harlan OcnuiiiH Glendora—Tlis Wonder Coal. Sullivan County. Indiana. Best Glendora. 6dn. blk., lgn. rkd..56.75 Beet Glendora 6x3 Ip., cln. fkd $6.25 Best Clendo. a. 2x4 egg.. In. fkd.. .$6 00 TRY 6UR HOOSIER ASH. Bums well and holds fire oyernlg it. Hooslrr Arh lnd. No. 6 lp. 6 In. Jfkd.l'6 85 Hops. Arh Ind. No. 6 2x4 egg. fkd. .1 6.35 Best Linton No. 4 6 In. lp.. cln. fkd.l ft 75 Best Ind 4-in. lp. No. 5 cln. fkd...l 5.25 Best Ind. No. 6. 2x4 egg., cln. fkd. ..: in.l ft Best E 111. No. 5. 2x4 egg., cln. fkd. ift.lft Best Vermilion 111. 6-in. to fkd... ss*s Citizens Coke, the best . .$10.25 Delivered anywhere in the city. UNION ICE AND COAL. 1910 Bluff Ay*. Drex. 4621 Since 1008 Dependable. It will pay you to visit our yards and see the difference In good coal. RED-HOT COAL White Ash, 3-in. fkd. 1ump....54.75 Vigo county. W. Ky. 3-in. fkd. lump $5.75 Mullenburg county. W. Va. 3-in. fkd. 1ump......56.00 Coal River District. Wheeling, 35c Ton J. D. JOHNSON. 1 211 Guaranty Bldg. RI. 4164. Cir. 6984. RI. 6444. QUALITY lump, lorjcea $lO3 . Indiana No. 6. 3-ln. W. Va.. 4-in. Jp. fkd ~..56.5(1 _ Logan County. Poco. 6-in. lump shoveled ..$8 06 McDowell County. J. & I. COAL CO. 1205 Roadie. Ran. 2471 BRAZIL (Ind.) BLOCK J 4 TO 24-IN. LF.. $5.26 TER TON BRAZIL PEA AND NUT. $4.60 EAST SIDE ICE AND COAL 934 Fowler. Main 69.1 v For Good Coal Call Lin. 1455. Cir. 5556. Night. Irr. 4020 _ North St. Coal Cos. ■uogg:

39 Legal Notices COMMISSIONER S SALE OF REAL .. ESTATE , Notice is hereby given, that the under signed as commissioner!*, duly appointed 5 s such be ihe Probate Court of Marion t oimty, Indiana, in a cause of action oenu mg m said court for partation 91 osrtau real estate, wherein Roy E. Culbertson i* Plaintiff and Charles 8. Earle, Jams* Har old Earle, Alice M. Lean. Charles R. Earle Grace Mary Wcise. Mablo Mo*iesaia Easter 'lav• fhomiis Oliver Easterday. Thomas < Eaaterday, Guanllan of Thomaa O. Eaalor nay. riiomas C. Easterilay, Guarilian nf Mable M. Euaterday, and Claienuc W Means, executor of the last will and tests ment of Emily E. Kennedy, deceased, are defendants, and being Cause No. Ifiili of said court, will, as such commissioner? between the hours of lt> o'clock a. m. am 4, 0 clock p. m . on Saturday. April 24 1926. and Jrom day to day Ihrrrafter uni, sold at the law offd-e ot Moans A Buentlnc 022 State Life Bldg. in tho city of Ind' anapolis, Indiana offer for sale, at pri ' ate sale, the following real estate iu Marion County. Indiana, to-wlt: Part of the east half (%) of the southeast quartet- of Section 32 and part of the west half of the south west quarter of Section 33. fill in Township 17 North. Range 3 Eaat. dr scribed as follows: Beginning at the southeast corner of said Section 32 and running west with tho south line thereof 288.7 feet to the cast line of the Northwpsterit Traction rlght-of way: thence with said right-of-way line north 20 degrees w<-*t 585.7 feel thence east parallel to tho south lines of said Sections 33 anil 33. 633.2 lee! to theicenter of the Michigan ltd 1 hence with tho center or said road south 20 degrees cast 585.7 feet to ihe south line of said Section 33: thence west 334 S feet tv the place of begin mug: containing cigtit |B| acre* of which 3 8-100 Hires are in aaid Sec tion 83 and 4 92-100 acres are in said Section 32. Said real estate being the same real estate that was deeded to said Emily E, Kennedy by Anna E. He\ e l bv deed, recorded In Land Re, ord 60 at page 330 thereof of tho rec ords in the offiee of the recorder nf Marlon County. State of Indiana, also i the west halt ol the southeast quarter of Section 3*. Township 17. Rant* 3 East, exoept thirty-three acre* est of the north end thereof, except, also, that part of said west halt of aaid southeaat quarter formerly belonging to Francis A. Walker, cfeacribea as follows: Beginning at the southwest corner of said quarter section, going thence north along the west Una or said quarter section 1.592.33 feet to a point: thence onst parallel with ths south lino of said marter Met ton 437.7 feet: thence south parallel with tho west line of aaid ouarter aewtlou 1.692.33 feel to the south line of aaid quarter section: thence vest 437.7 feel to the place of beginning: a'so ex et pt 13 acres In said west half of said southeast 1 , conveyed by Emily E. ‘Ceiined}- and husband to Anna E Reveal by deed recorded in Land Urord 05 at page 177. thereof of the records in the office of the recorder® of Marion County, Indiana, and cent also 4 acres in said west said southeast quarter conveyed said Kmil.v E Kennedy and Lillian Kretr-r by deed l and Rer-ord 67 st. page 317 records in fho office or tho of said county and by her rooonvacreu w to James* VV. Keimeeli'. That said real estate will be sold to thi highest and beat bidder for caeh in Band oi one-third caah. one third In twwlro month! and omethlrd In fifteen month# ana sub ieet to GEORGE YOTT'NG. CunimUndowars. GEORGE YOUNG MEANS S. BUEN7TNG. Attorneys for Commlsglonera. NiVriCK - State of Indiana llounty of Marion. *s In the Superior Court of Marion County Room 6. Cause Number A 27843. Charles L. Rader. Itereiver of Quean < >,-*. and Mining *.,s Indiana (iu Operators Kcciptocs! Associatum, et al Nolle.- to creditors of Indiana lox Operators Reciprocal Association. Notice is hereby guru lo all of lb, creditors of the Indiana Coal Operato,*! Reciprocal Association to file verified proo of claims with the undersigned. William ri Laughlin. receiver of the Indiana Co* Operator* Reciprocal Association, on or b fore the 16th day of April, 1926. and ui lyes such claims are filed with the under signed on or before aaid date that auel creditor* failing to fllo such claims by eai* time wifi be barred. Said claims may >,< fllefl al Room Kill Merchants Bank Bldg, Indi an a pol is, In dlan a. Villi aMe laughlw. Receiver of Indiana Coal Operators uecln rocal Association. MUasth S3. 30-Ai>rll . 1925.