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JOSEPH LEITER, WHEAT KING OF NINETIES, DEAD Chicago Sportsman Once Lost $10,000,000 Trying to Corner Market. By United Prrtt CHICAGO, April 12.—Joseph Letter, Chicago capitalist and sportsman, whose gigantic attempt to corner the wheat market in the 90's, cost him more than $10,000,000 before he recouped this fortune in later ventures, will be honored in funeral services today. The 63-year-old Chicagoan, who once dreamed of owning the world’s

■wheat supply, battled with relatives over the Levi Z. Leiter estate, and who was termed a “nomad” by the New York supreme court, died at his Chicago home Monday. Death was at-< tributed to heart disease and pneumonia. His

widow, a son and daughter survive. Letter’s dramatic life was cut in the pattern of the daring visionaries who built a titanic Chicago out of • mud-flat pioneer village. In later years, Letter became interested in horse racing. His stable was estimated to represent an inventment of $500,000. He was ruled off Arlington park race track last year when he termed disqualification of one of his horses “a damned outrage,” but soon was reinstated.

Among the spectacular things which gave him public notice was the raiding of his $300,000 liquor vaults in Washington. At one time it was said he purchased 111 pairs of hose at sl2 a pair. After -graduation from Harvard university, Leiter plunged into the Chicago financial world dominated chiefly by his father, Levi Leiter; Marshall Field and Philip D. Armour. Leiter controlled $30,000,000 of the Leiter properties in 1897, when he started to buy wheat at 73 cents a bushel. The following spring he held 18,000,000 bushels of cash wheat and 22,000,000 of futures, and had forced the price to $1.85 for anew high. Philip D. Armour had sold Leiter 9,000,000 bushels of the grain, but found himself without a bushel as the delivery date approached. He offered to buy Leiter out, but the young speculator refused a $4,000,000 profit, believing he could send prices higher. Armour countered by sending icebreaking tugs to open the water routes to Duluth. There Armour bought 18,000,000 bushels of wheat, which he dumped on the Chicago mart. The Leiter corner collapsed, wiping out the paper profits and $10,000,000 more. In 1908 the young sportsman, known in society’s gathering places for his booming laugh, and his white waistcoats and gray stovepipe hats, married Miss Juliette Williams, belle of Washington society. DELAY WEBSTER RULING Geckler Withholds Judgment in Child Neglect Case. Juvenile Judge John F. Geckler •today withheld judgment on a child neglect charge brought against Irving Webster, Indianapolis publisher, facing two to fourteen years’ imprisonment following conviction two years ago for blackmail. Mrs. Webster charged Webster with failing to pay $8 weekly for support of three children after she obtained a divorce in December. Geckler also ordered an agent appointed to collect funds said to be owing the publisher and directed that Mrs. Webster be given the money. LUESSE PLEA IS SLATED Business Men's Petition to Be Given Farm Trustees. Petition of Indianapolis business men for the release of Theodore Luesse, imprisoned unemployed leader, will be presented to trustees of the state farm at a meeting tonight. The petition first was filed with Governor Harry G. Leslie and was referred to the board of the institution.

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Cagey Thief By United Prcts NEW YORK. April 12. When Curt Kluge shopped in the pet shop of George Wohlstadt, he left “chirping and cooing from every pocket,” Wohlstadt told the Judge. Nine canaries and two love birds found in the pockets “must have been put there by boys,” Curt explained. He will be sentenced on a petty larceny charge Friday.

LAWMAKERS QUERIED ON SPECIAL SESSION Representative Evans, Newcastle, Holds Mail Poll on Caucus. Letters were sent today to members of the house of representatives of the 1931 session asking if they are willing to attend a two-day ! joint caucus of both parties at the statehouse when a program for a ! special session would be discussed. The letters were sent by Repre- | sentative H. H. Evans, Republican of Newcastle, who has been one of ! the leaders in the special session fight. Evans pointed out Governor Harry G. Leslie repeatedly has declared he would call a special session if a definite tax relief program is outlined. Evans suggests the joint caucus be held in May. ASSAILS PHONE RATES Hiner, Governor Candidate, Demands Explanation of Costs. An attack on the rates charged by the Indiana Bell Telephone Company was made Monday night over station WKBF by Ward Hiner, independent candidate for Governor, who demanded a public hearing on the question. Declaring that its rates are exorbitant, Hiner said: “The Indiana Bell Telephone Company must realize that nine or ten years ago, we were paying $4.50 a month for an unrestricted business telephone and today we pay approximately sl3 a month for similar service. The telephone company also charges 25 cents monthly rental for the new type receiver. All of these charges should be explained.” URGES TAXI PRIVILEGE Morrissey Would Permit Cabs to Park in Front of Hydrants. An ordinance permitting taxicabs to park in front of fire hydrants was recommended to the safety board today by Chief Mike Morrissey. Morrissey's proposed ordinance would permit taxicabs to park in front of hydrants, as long as a driver is in the cab. prepared to move at any time, but providing penalties for parking of cabs adjacent to hydrants when drivers leave the cabs. SUES BELT RAILROAD Crossing Crash Victim Asks $2,500 Damages for Injuries. Injuries she suffered Jan. 9 when an automobile in which she was riding was struck by a train are the basis of a suit filed in superior court five today by Mrs. Elizabeth Wilkinson, in which she asks $2,500 damages. Indianapolis Union Railway Company is defendant. The accident occurred at the Morris street crossing of the Belt railroad. THE TIMES Want Ad Headquarters Transient Rates Minimum spaced want ad accepted It two lines. Charge Cash Number Insertion# Per Line Per Line One Time 20 .19 3 consecutive times 16 .15 6 consecutive times 13 .13 Rooms, Etc. Charge Based on Two Lines. Charge Cash A lines, one time .37 .35 3 lines. 3 times ........ .78 .72 i lines. 6 times 1.12 1.00 Discounts Ads mav be phoned in and charged 11 the advertiser is listed In the phone directory or Is identified and accepted by the credit department. A DISCOUNT ol ONI CENT FOR EACH LINE is given to transient advertisers paving their bill within ONE WEEK aftebilling. Advertisers are asked to take advantage of this discount. Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc. Death Notices. Cards ot Thanks. In Memorlams Lodge and Church Notices. Lost and Found ads are charged at a rate ot 10 cents oer line. Situation Wanted, 3 Cents oer Word Minimum 12 Words. Want ads mav be phoned In as late as 11:15 A. M. for publication in the 2:00 P. M. Home Edition on the eame day. Phone: RILEY 5551 Phone Service 8 A. M to 9 P. M. Daily

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AHHOUNCEMENTS 1 Death Notices : EFROYMSON, ISAAC—Husband of Carrie Efroymson, passed away Monday, April 11. Funeral services at THE ETJNERAL HOME OF HIBEY & TITUS, 951 N. Delaware street, Wednesday. April 13, 10 a. m. Please omit flowers. ! GADDY. ELEANOR FAYE—Wife of Dr. E. T. Gaddy and mother of Ruth Eleanor. Nelson Don and Helen Marie and daughter of Samuel E. Haber, passed awav Mondav. April 11. Funeral Wednesday, April 13, at 2 and. m.. at the funeral home of ROYSTER & ASKIN. 1902 N. Meridian St. Friends mav call at the funeral home any time after 1 p. m. Tuesday. KIJGELMAN, WILLIAM STEWART—Son of Mr. and Mrs. William Kugelman. brother of Zetta Richardson, grandson of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Duncan of Maywood. Ind.. passed away April 10, 1932, age 19 years. Funeral Wjdnesday, April 13, at the residence. 1438 w. Court st. QufjjU Floral Park. Friends invited. ! LAMBERT, FRANK —34, beloved husband of Mary Lambert, father of Frances, Richard, Florence and Dorothy Lambert, son I of Thomas and Mary Lambert, brother of Thomas Jr.. Joseph. George. Louis, Henry, James. Rudolph and Mrs. Jufia HoB, passed away at the city hospital Monday. April 10. Private funeral services at STEVENS FUNERAL HOME. 2827 West Tenth street, a 9 a. m. Wednesday. Funeral services private on account of contagious disease. LOGAN. MARGARET-Widow of the late Michael Logan, sister of Mrs. Charles D. R 9ers. Mrs. M. J. Moore and W. J. Fardied at the home of her niece. Mrs. William Carson. 1935 N. Talbot. Sunday. April 10. Funeral from residence Wednesday 8:30 a. m.; 88. Peter and Paul cathedral. 9 o'clock. Friends invited. TIGNER. DAISY LOUlSE—Beloved wife of George Tigner, mother of Margaret L.. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas D. McCormmack. sister of Georgia Bell Neelev. died Mondav. April 11. age 22 years. Funeral Wednesday. April 13. at the MOORE & KIRK FUNERAL HOME. 2530 Station St.. 2 p. m. Burial Floral Park cemetery. Friends invited. TYLER, GEORGE W.—Beloved husband of Mrs. Arminta Tyler, father of Mrs. V. E. Bethel and Miss E. Ella Tyler, passed Tuesday morning at his home. 4047 College ave. Friends mav call at the FLANNER & BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Tuesday afternoon and evening, services and burial Thursday, 10 a. m. at the Tyler Memorial church (United Brethreni at Chillicothe. Ohio. WITTHOFT. AUGUST—Age 82. husband of Sarah M. Witthoft. father of F. Grant and Samuel A Witthoft. brother of Charles Witthoft, passed awav at* the residence. 32 N. Wallace St.. April 10. Funeral Wednesday. April 13. 2 p. m.. at residence. Friends invited. Burial Hill. Information bv THE McNEELY MORTUARY. 3 Funeral Directors, Florists ” W. D. BEANBLOSSOM 1321 W. Ray BE. 1588 wTtTblasengym ‘ Main office 2226 Shelby St. Branch office 1634 W. Morris. Dr. 2570, GRINSTEINER’S 522 E. Market RI. 5374 HISEY & TITUS 957 N. Delaware LI. 3828 WM. E. KRIEGER 1402 N. Illinois St. RI. 1243 J. C. WILSON 1230 Prospect. 4 Lost and Found Finders of Lost Articles That have been advertised In this column will receive two guest tickets for The Indiana Theater To See Bill Robinson In Person In “Hot From Harlem” When you have returned the article to its owner, ask him to call Miss .Toe at THE TIMES WANT AD DEPARTMENT and say that you have returned the article and tickets will be mailed at once.

ANGORA CAT—Orange color; vicinity of 29th and Park: female; reward. Ta. 0916. BRACELET—DuII gold, set with crystals, lost Friday; reward. Ta. 3230. BROOCH—Biack cameo, valued keepsake; rew. 1034 E. Market. Li. 3898. BUNCH of keys lost on Michigan and 111. sts., return 1712 W. New York or call Be. 4783. Reward. DOG—Small brown, front teeth broken, answers "Betty,” lost N. Dela. and 10th sts.; reward. 512 N. Grant. Li. 3973, EARRING—GoId with jade drop. Reward. Wa. 3950. FOX TERRIER—MaIe, small black and white, short tail, strayed Sunday afternoon from 220 Eastern; under medical care; liberal reward. Ch. 0608-R. SELL. RENT' OR BUY REAL ESTATE through classified ads in The Times Phone “ad-taker” Ri. 5551 during business hours 5 Personals LEMCKE SERVICE SHOP—IOB-10-12 -E. Mkt. Lemcke Bldg. Ri. 0666. WOULD like to get in touch with one arm man that saw accident on east side of ue’aware. just north of New York, eve. of Nov. 27, 1927. Ri, 7245. TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS. Tu sTnesTTerv ICE 7 Business Services BAND and orchestra Instrument repairing; expert, guar. work. PEARSON PIANO CO.. 128 N. Penn. LI. 5513. and remodel now. Save money. H. T. Mercer <fe Son. Ri. 7248. Ch. 3672, BUlLDlNG—Remodeling, painting, cement work; esti. free. YOUNG, ch. 4252-M. CEMENT, brick work: painting, plastering. spraying; guaranteed. LI. 3774, ELIMINATE dust from crushed stone drivewa,yfi- ~’ e bind and compact it in any coior. Estimates free. Prices reas. Industnal Maintenance. Inc. Ta. 3727. GAS STOVE—Connected, $1; furnace colls turn, and installed, 83. Ch. 5158GEN. Contracting roofing, repairs, painting. New homes, gar, built. B. Gr. 240. GEN. REPAIRING—ReaI sewer man; le aky roofs, gutters, furnace ooils. Ch. 2283-J HOUSE CLEANERS, maids, all kinds of domestic assist. Flanner House. Ri. 7504. MATERIALS are cheaper. Let me do vour sewing, draperies a specialty. Ir. 563*. RENOVATORS - 9x12 RUGS fD^ P °^ ED ', 5125 SMALL RUGS £KEE. Complete house cleaning serv.. fl R O l° r 0 C 66 f o anlng - refln ' Palntlhg - RICH DlßT—Lawn repair, sodding, grad- . ing and manure. Esti. free. Ch. 1630. ROOFS—Renewed, fiber “patched or recoated: a complete service; satisfaction guaranteed, reasonble; estimate free. Industrial Maintenance. Inc. Ta. 2727. IF YOU DON’T FIND what vou are looking for in the want ads today, it may “? adyi =;tised here tomorrow. Read Times classified ads daily. 7-A Moving, Transfer, Storage FIREPROOF STORAGE ? ow \ Dav Six months later, free hauling to storage. Moving 34 per load ana ud. Call R|. 7750, 419 E. Market St. MOVING. $3 —You help, SI less: quick service; careful white men, Ch. 5840. MOVING—S 2 up; white men: anything _anvwhere anytime, PETE’S. Ch, 2878. STORAGE-OVERLAND HAULING Special prices on return loads, oackine California shipments. Pool cars. Ri. 3628 Ri. 6561. Nights Ch. 0699-W. OTTO J. SUESZ. TRANFER—And moving. 12 ujv large 6x12 trucks. Keller Bros. Ta. 2612. ’

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BUSINESS SERVICE 7-B Paperhanging: and Painting CALL Ha. 2987-W£ J aper hanging. >2 up: paper cleaning. 50c up: work guaranteed. IST CLASS paper hanging; 2 average rms., 85; paper furn. >1 per rm. up. Be. 4271-R. PAINT WASHED—Paper cleaned: hardwood floors polished. HARMON. Ta. 6219. PAINTING & pap. hang's; samples shown: estl. free. Moving. Welmer. Ch. 0575-W. PAPER HANGlNG—Cleaning; estl. iree Ch 2004. FRANK JACKSON It 2415 PAPER clnd., 50c rm.. regardless of size; 10 yri.’ exp. Paint'g as reas. Ch. 0434-R. PAPERING—Cleaning, painting. lowest prices: prompt serv.: show samples or hang your paper. MR. WILLIS. Dr, 5075, PAPER HANGING and scraping. Call Lee’s Wall Paper and Paints. 320 W. Washlngton St. Li. 7268 PAPER CLEANING —50c per room for immediate service Call Be. 1149-W. PAPER CLEANING—SI Room, paint washing and house painting. Work guaranteed. M. Hill. Dr. 6132-J. PAPER cleaning 50c up; exp., A-l ref., satisfaction or no pay; Manuel & Staab. Be. 2158-J. PAPER hanging, painting, cleaning. 1932 samples. Ist-class wk. Barnard, Li. 4901. PAPER HANGING—ISc per roll, painting and plaster patching. Dr. 6144. PAPER HANGING—SI.SO-S2 rm.. cleaning. 75c-$l: painting, cruar. Hlens. Ch. 2515-M. REMOVE wall paper bv steam. LEE'S Wall Paper, Paints. 320 W. Wash. LI. 7268. WHY not have your painting done by experlenced men at low cost. Ch, 5840. 8 Beauty Parlors SCALP TREATMENT to recondition hair: SI.OO. JACK and JILL. Li. 0347. 50c—SHAMPOO AND SET—SOc ORCHID-ROSE BEAUTY SHOP. 702 E. 10th. LI. 0969. INSTRUCTIONS 10 Schools, Colleges, Tutoring LEARN HAWAIIAN GUITAR—Free with course. Radio artist instructors. Hilo Hawaiian Studio. 2106 Roosevelt. Ch. 4425, SPECIAL—6 weeks free instruction: voice, piano or pipe organ: onlv $2. No other cost or obligation. Ir. 0956. HELPW ANT ED The Time* trie# to protect Ite reader* from fraudulent Help Wanted advertisements by carefully investigating all advertisements that require money for "cash bonds," territorial rights, etc. However, readers are advised te investigate carefully or consult the Better Business Bureau before investing. 13 Help Wanted—Male Wanted—Several wide-awake boys to deliver Times routes. Apply 1435 N. Capitol Ave., between 3 and 5 p. m. W A N T E D—Several wide awake boys for Times routes. Apply rear 841 N. Keystone, or 1314 E. Washington, between 3 and 5 p. m.

14 Help Wanted—Female MIDDLE-AGED lady to do housework in exchange for room and boi i. Li. 3122. SALESLADIES—SiIk Hose Javer; triples wear of silk hosiery. Qu.ck seller; liberal commission. Call Bf 4975. 16 Situations Wanted HOUSEKEEPER in home by reliable young woman. Li. 9205. 207 Hiawatha St. MIDDLE AGE man as helper on poultry farm, garden, or what have you? Write or see Fred Roetker, 1725 Ashland. RENTALS ” “ 17 Furnished Rooms ALABAMA, N„ 523; APT. 5. VERY PLEASANT RM., WALKING DIST. CENTRAL CAR, 527 E. 12th.; modern, lovely, private. $2 & $2.50, Ri. 7108. COLLEGE —Nice airy rm.; priv. home; breakfast: garage opt. Hu. 5875. COLLEGE. 3827—Beautiful front, ivory, next bath; private home; garage: $5. DELA., N., 3002—Attrac. rm.; twin beds; _priv. home; meals opt. Ta. 7131. GUILFORD. 3606—Priv. home; combination sleep, and living rm.. extension phone; every mod, conv., break, opt. Wa. 3321-M. HALL PL., 1728—2 rms., private, modern home; meals optional. Near 111, car. ILL., N., 4016—Desirable room; private home; garbage: $4.50. Wa. 2633-R. ILL., N.—Nicely furn. front rm.; also rm., twin beds; modern. Reas. Ta. 6585, MASSACHUSETTS, 540—Clean mod. rms., innersprlng mattresses; $4 sgle.; $5 dble. MERIDIAN. N., 1927—2 beautiful front rms., light, reas., garage opt.; references. MERIDIAN, N.—Well furn., large closet; reas., gentleman pref., gar, opt. Ta. 1854. MERIDIAN, 1920 N- APT. 2—Nicelv furn.; home priv.; 1 or 2 ladies. Ha. 2215-W. __ NEW JERSEY. N.. 2104—2 large rms.. gentlemen pref- meals opt. Ta. 1269. NEW JERSEY. N.. 1335—Large front rm.. sleeping or housekeeping, Ri. 3190, OAKLAND, 1101—Young man; nice rm.; automatic hot. water; on bus line; 1 sq. E. 10th car; garage. Ch. 1632-M, eves. OHIO. E.. 407—Lodging for men: modern; 25c per night. Ri. 4145,

PARK. 3203—Beautiful front rm.; twin beds: meals opt.: gentlemen pre. Wa. 2165-J, PENN., N., 1438—Attractive large rm., reasonable; also apartment. Li. 1151. PENN., N., 1860—Newly furn. rms.; private home; near car line. Ta. 1039, TALBOT. N.. 2148—Sleeping rm.. next bath; 1 or 2; meals opt. Ha. 1185-W. TALBOT, 1661 N.—Large front room. Phone, Penn, car. Suitable 1 or 2, $3.50. WASH.. E.. 4912—Large, well furn. rm.. priv. ent. No other roomers: $4, Ir. 1456, WASH., E., 5910—Lovely front rm., real home, privileges: gar. Ir. 1244. WOODRUFF. 675. W. dr.—Beautiful rm., priv. bath & ent.: gentleman. Ch. 4083. 11TH, W„ 132—Attrac., mod.. 3 windows. 2 closets, twin beds; pri. ent.; phone; $4. 24TH. E.. 660—Pleasant front rm., private home; men pref. He. 3514. ST DFINTS HOTEL: warm, homelike. OX. $7 for 2 la6 w Market*3: 3032 E. Mich., large, well fur. rm.; 5 windows; home privileges. Ch. 1591. s3—Ala.. N.. 1115—Newly papered, clean. good heat, hot water. Ri, 5121. BREVORT HOTEL Steam heat: mod, conven.. $3.50 & up BUSINESS lady act.. N. 111. car; ideal home: home privil.; 1 or 2 girls. Ta. 5929. HOTEL ANTLERS 18 Housekeeping Rooms ALA., N., 1246—Lovely light rm, for 1; everythg. furn,; next bath; $2.50. Ri. 1153. BARTH. 1315—3 small rms.; everything furn.: near Fountain Square. ' BELLEFONTAINE. 2034—2 or 3 housekpg. rms,. turn., mod.: pri. entrance: cheap. BROADWAY, 843—2 rm. apt.; everything furn.; priv, home. Li. 9085. BROADWAY, 1422—Beautiful furn. front apartment: garage; reduced. BROOKSIDE. 2302—Nicely furn. rm.. large. 3 in 1 rm.; $1.50 and 82. Ch. 4055-M. CAPITOL. N.. 1641—4 rooms, bath, porch, private: everything furn.: reas. Ta. 3857. CENTRAL. 2226—Living bedrm.. dining. kitchenette, utlll., $8; child welc. Ta. 2558. CONGRESS. 821—2 front rms.; clean, mod.; everything furnished. Ta. 3515. EAST. N.. 910—2 furnished rms.. modern, sink, no other roomers; adults. EUCLID, 109 N.—l, 2 or 3-rm. apts.; sleeping rm.: private entrance: $4 to SB. FOUNTAIN SQUARE—2 LOVELY FRONT rms.. NEXT BATH: GAR.: $6, DR 3540-R, ILL.. N.. 3469 —2 downstairs connecting rms.: all furn.; pri. entr. Ha. 0196-M, MERIDIAN, private home: steam heat; next bath: $5. Sleep, rm.. $2.50; garage opt. Dr. 5627, MERIDIAN. S.. 1703 —2 rms. next bath 1 mod.; adults. $6. Dr. 5442.

RE UTILS 1 18 Housekeeping Rooms MICH.. E., 1633-35 —2 rms.. furn. or unfuru. housekeeping or sleeping. Ch. 7784. OLNEY, N., 1015—Emp. couple: share nice mod, home; privileges: gar. Ch. 1464-M. PARK. 1125—2 rms.. lower floor, sink. nicely furn.: >4.50 wk. PARK. 1655—Attr., 2-rm. apt., gas, lights, phone included, good enviromcnt, sb. ST. JOE. 227 E.—Clean furn. housekeeping rooms: close in: >4. S5 and $6. SHEFFIELD. N., 230—2 nicely furn. rms.; private family; reasonable. SOUTH ST., E., 447—Sleeping and housekeeping rooms, $3 & 4 per week. TACOMA. N.. 1121—2 modern clean rms.. private home. Ch. 6288-R. VERMONT. E., 713—Nice housekeeping rms., $5 wk.; 2 sleep, rms.; walk, dist. WOODLAWN. 1542—Fountain Sq.. 2 mod. rms., fur., priv. ent., $6.50. Dr. 1936-J. WOODRUFF. 544 M. Dr.: smaU front apt.. S5: large apt., nriv, bath., fur. Ch. 3173. ! 34TH. E.. 807. Apt. 14.—Will share lovely apt.: business women: reasonable. Wa. 4421-W. 19 Rooms with Board BROADWAY, 2232 —Comfortable rm., hot water, good meals; reas. He. 2567, EAST —Couple to share; private home: privileges; reason.; home cooking. Ch. 6794 FLEMING, S., 27—Employed couple; child welcome; or 2 men. Dr, 5403. GARFIELD PARK—Large front rm.; privileges; priv. fam.; home cook. Dr, 3166-M. GRAY, N., 958 —Board for gentleman. $4.50 Priv. home. E. 10th car. Ch. 3232-R. NEW JERSEY, N., 2062—Nice room, twin bed; shower, good meals. Ta. 6916. OXFORD. N.. 924—Nice rm.. home cooking. mod., priv.. nr. carline: >7. Ch. 2853. PARK. 20L6—Choice front rm.. widow's priv. home: prlvll.: meals opt. He. 5483. TALBOT, N., 2858—Front room; person desiring real home. Ha. 0209-R. WALCOTT. N.. 204—Room, board, private ! family; $5. Y’idow’s home. : WASH. BLVD.. 2820 —Attractive front rm.. and board. 1 or 2., gar., $7. Ta. 3821. $6 EACH—244I Ashland front rm.; ideal home for 1 or 2; privileges; small family: home cooking: garage. He. 3695, FRONT RM.—l or 2 gentlemen; 2 sq. Perry Stadium. S6 each. Ha. 1291-R.

21 Unfurnished Apartments CENTRAL, 2342—5 rms., heat and water; 1 mo., free. Ri. 5994. He. 2783. COLLEGE. 2151—4 md. rooms and bath. steam heat. Reduced price. HALL PLACE. 1718—4 rms.. semi-mod., wa. pa- sl6. Ha. 1068-M. ILL., N., 2611—Lower 5-rm. duplex, .util. Frig., gar., clean, light, nicely dec.; $45. ILL.. N.. 2023—Attractive 6-rm. apt.; deco. to suit tenant: furn. or unfum. Wa. 1579. MADISON. 1025—Best eauipped apt. south; S3O: 3 or 4 rms. Dom. Scs. ktchn.. Frig. NEW JERSEY, N., 3811—Exclu. up duplex; _ 5 rms., bath, beau, dec.; $lO5. Wa. 0395. NORTH—2 bedrm. apt., porches, lights. yard, heat, janitor. $32.50-S4O. Hu. 7891. PRATT. E.. 218—3-room steam heated apt., newly decorated! Li. 6786, SUTHERLAND. 520—5 rms.. 2 large bedrms.. large closets, all util, furn. He. 3893 WASH.. E.. 5014 —Reduced rent: mod. apts.: S3O, S4O, Ir. 6663. Inq. 5014 E. Wash. E. 10TH. 1734‘/2—5-r., bath, wa. pd.; newly papered; S2O, Inq, 1730 E. 10th. Ta. 6074. REDUCED RENT Bellefontaine, 2315; three rooms and bath; recently decorated; lower apartment; heat, water and garage. Dr. 3300. BETWEEN Meridian and 111. Lovely 5rm. apt.: heat, water furn.; S4O. Mr. Miller. Ta. 3863. Indianapolis Rental Agency Complete list apartments all locations. No obligations Transportation free Li. f-452. Evenings Be. 3114 or Wa. 0433. 22 Unfurnished Houses ADLER. E.. 14—Newly redecorated, floors reflnished. 5-room semi-modern double, good location, garage. Reduced; sl6; water paid. Dr. 3472. BELLEFONTAINE. 2010—8 rms. mod.. 2-car garage; S4O; house. S2O. He. 3210. BROADWAY, 1011—7-room strictly modern, 3 bedrooms, 532.50. Ri, 4717, BROOKSIDE AVE.. 1333—7-room cottage: nice yard. Inquire A. J. HUEBER, 144 N. Delaware. COLLEGE, 4812—6-rm. mod. double redecorated; red. $42.50. Hu. 3582. COTTAGE, 1601—5-rm. house, semi-mod., water pd.. nicely papered, good neiehborhood. sl6. Owner. Hu. 4363. Dr. 3564-R. 318 N. DREXEL—6-room modern single, $32.50. GREGORY Si APPEL, INC.. Li. 7491. EAST. S.. 826—(Rear): Vi double. 3 rms., toilet; water pd.; $lO. Dr. 3074. EMILY COURT, 1724—Cottage, 5-rm. modern,, half double. S2O; garage, $22; water pH. Adults. Inq.. 1225 S. State. GALE. 1114 N.—4-room mod. bung, double; newly deco.; redu. Ir. 5355. Ch. 7847-J. GRANT. 819—A-l condl.: 6-rm. mod. dbl., breakfast rm.. fire place, gar. Ir. 2175-R6. GRAY, N., 512—4 lg. rms., modern; In-door bed; water paid; S3O. Ch. 1591. GRAY, N., 556—Rent reduced, • mod., 4 cozy light rms.; French doors, redecorated, laundry tubs, gar.; excellent location; 1 sq. E. Mich, car; 527.50. 3122 N. HARDING—4-room modern doubles and garage: $24. GREGORY & APPEL, INC. Li. 7491. HARLAN, 161—4-rm. modern dobule; S2O. Hu. 1404. HIGH. 1002—4-rm. cottage. sls. Call Ind. Fur. Co- 136 W, Market. JACKSON, 2411—5 rms., modern; redecorated; garage. Be. 0746, LA SALLE, N.. 1921—4-rrtt. mod. double, gas, water pd.; 527.50. Ch. 0602. MARKET. W, 3512—Cottages, 3 rms., $10; elec., well, garden space. Be. 0346-R. NEW JERSEY, N- 2113—4 bedrms., flrepl., plenty closets, A-l. gar.; SSO, Hu. 2947. PARKER, 627—4-rm. lower duplex; builtin features: in-a-door bed; Frigidaire, gas range, heat, water and garage. PERSHING, S., 826—A-l condition; 5 rms . semi-modern double, good location, garage. Reduced. sl7: water paid. Dr. Dr. 3472, PROSPECT. 333—G00d looking mod. 4 rms., bath, hardwood floors, French doprs, basement, A-l condition, with gar., $24. without $22. 1 square car. RANDOLPH. 226 S—Nice. 5-rm. modern single, garage; reduced $23. Ri. 1091. ROACH ST.—6 rms.; mod.; good condition; $4 week; water paid. Wa. 3440, ST. PETER, 909—5-r. semi-mod., A-l cond., $12.50, Ind. Fur- 136 W. Market. SHERMAN DR.. N.. 18—6-rcom strictly mod- garage, water po. Ir. 7752. STATE. N., 4,55 —6 rrr.s.; modern; near schools: reduced S2O. Ch. 0162-W, STATION, 2911—Brightwood: 6-rm. mod. dblc., 3 bedrms., garage: $25. Ri. 2646. SUMMIT. S- 146—4-room cot.: 11l- 2143 N.. No. 1. 2 roms, wat. pd- SB. Ri. 7725, UDELL. 1163 —5-rm., semi-modern; good condition; reduced sls. UDELL, 1111—Nice, 6-rm. modern, garage; reduced, $22.50. RI, 1091. VIRGINIA AVE., 465—6-rm., gas, lights, water pd- $lB. 1 mo. free. Dr. 6912-W, 16TH. E- 2510—Near Park. 4-room mod. double, cabinets, gar. Dr. 1280. Modern and Garage, $17.50

Six-room double. 1130 N. Keystone. Dunlop & Holtegel 5 RM. mo<f upper duplex, heat, water furn.; gar,; nr. Shortridge. Wa. 0377-W. Modern, Single, $lB Five-room. 1218 E. Market. Dunlop & Holtegel 3000 NORTH—4 rm. mod. bungalow, double. garage, water pd.: $25. Ta. 4981. Modern, South, S2O Five-room. 1131 E. Raymond. Dunlop & Holtegel COLORED—Douglas, 334; 6 rms. mod , clean throughout: gar.; S2O. Ha. 0334-J. COLORED BARGAIN 433 W. 28th.; 5-rm. modern with garage; $22.50. DUNLOP & HOLTEGEL. ■-T ■ 23 Furnished Apts, and Houses COLLEGE, 2545 —Nicely furn. mod. apt.; utilities; garage: reasonable. He. 4i05. ILLINOIS. N.. 1919—Newlv decorated, very attractive 2-rm. priv. apt., garage. IRVINGTON—Upper Duplex. 4 rms., bath; clean, wall-furn. Adults. Reas. Ir. 7912. NORTH—Furn. or unfurn., 5 rms., incl. porch, shrubbery, gar.; reas. Hu. 2146. STATE, S., 1023—" Brennan:” 3-rm. apt.: newly furn. throughout; Frigidaire; garage: all utilities furn. Reas. Dr. 3450. WALNUT. E.. 115—3 rms.. alcove: priv bath: $10: housekeeper In basement. BEAUTIFULLY furn.. 6-room home. 3500 north, grand piano, radio, sun parlor, breakfast nook, gar., $65; also 4-room furn. upper duplex, 2900 N., heat and water. S4O: briclc bung, northwest, edge of city. Frig.. 2-car gar.. $55. MR. MOTT. LI. 2318. eves., Ri. 9476. 25 Factory, Office and Desk Space DESIRABLE office space. Including desk, telephone service, lights; also Underwood typewriter and desk; S2O month. Ri. 5431. RESTAURANT for rent, 801 Harlan, across from car barn.; good loca. Cb. 1646. STOREROOM—4 living rms.. full basement. furnace, redeco., gar.. $25. Ta. 3328. ~REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 27 Houses For Sale NAOMI, 1334 —5-rm., bath, double, garage alley, street paved: no Barrett. Trade’ terms. 2100. Li. 8663. Ohio, E., 1015; Only $2,500 Ttis ia the big bargain—9 rooms modern. brick dwelling, double garage. Your opportunity to secure a close-in home at an extremely low price. B. M. Ralston, 402 Fidelity 38TH, 3035 ElCs -rm. bungalow, chicken hmu*; gar.; lint loca. down paymt. Ir.

BEAL ESTATE FOR SHE 28 Sale Suburban Property 10 ACRES—With. 5-room house. 2 miles south ot Beech Grove, Fike. 2028 Shelby. METrcWAWoTSE 34 Miscellaneous For Sale ~ ~AIR COMPRESSOR _ l l * cu. ft. capacity, new, a special price. MEIER ELECTRC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. IR. 1151. ROTTT.ES stone J*i. reduced prices. ID W 1 i J-rXhO We deliver WE aT END BOTTLE CO- 534 W, Pearl St. Li. 8085. CINDERS—Sand and gravel, also excavating and trucking service. Ir. 2820. EASY WASHER PARTS AND Reduced prices. Good Housekeeping Shop. 2609 E. Wash. St. Ch. 0852. FENCE AND ARBOR POSTB. 3702 E. PRATT ST. CH. 6810. GEAR UNITS, reduction, new 5 3 to lat 50''i of the original price. MEIER ELECTRC & MACHINE CO. 3525 E. Washington St. IR. 1151. HOT WATER or steam boiler; Continental: 12 radiators, pipe & tank comp. Wa 1665. ICE BOX, 6-ft. McCray, like new. display counter showcase; sell cheap or trade for Model A Ford. Ir. 0985. NOTICE TRUCK OWNERS New 12x15 truck covers, $4.75 each. All other sizes in stock at reduced prices. Hoosier Tarpaulin Cos.. 1302 W. Wash. St. SINGER and cage, baby buggy, baby bed, quilt tops. Ice pox. clarinet. Dr. 2843. SPECIAL to dealers and service cases of 48, one-lb.; and 12. flve-lb. cans of pressure gun grease, $3.50 per case. UNCLAIMED FREIGHT STATION, corner Capitol and South St. 34-A Nursery Stock, Plants, Flowers TREES—Lomardy Poplars. Hedge, Grapevines, Evergreen, Lilly of the Valley Wa. 5129. 35 Household Goods BREAKFAST SET—ltalian carved dining rm. and bedrm., twin beds, linen frieze living rm., rugs, sac. 3710 N. Meridian. EDEN WASHER—Like new; late model; cost $175; barg. 3850 Graceiand. Wa. 5111-J. ELECTRIC sweeper, late model; like new; sl4, 1314 W. Washington. Be. 0204. ELECTRIC washer. Hoover sweeper. 8-tube Crosley radio. like new. Dr. 5371-W. FURNITURE—New, used, 3-room outfit; easy terms. N. BARRETT, 868 Virginia. FURNITURE—7 rms. complete; good con - dition; reas. 327 Prospect. HOUSEHOLD furniture; 6 rms. complete & home canned fruit, 321 N. Gray St. HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE CHEAP. LINOLEUM, Inlaid; never used. Green tapestry chair; good cond.; barg. Dr. 7035. LIVING rm. suite, 2 pieces, mohair, pillow arm, like new; reasonable. Li. 8092. OIL STOVES and ice boxes, new and - used; reas. 1236 Oliver Ave., Be. 2456. REFRIGERATORS—SteeI; cost price on wide selection. Buy now for spring. POLAR ICE & FUEL CO. THIS MONTH sewing machine cleaned and adjusted. $1,50, WHITE CO. Ri. 4755.

BASEMENT BARGAINS Floor Samples and Repossessed LIVING ROOM SUITES All in Fine Condition. 3- Jacquard Velour Group. 4- Jacquard Velour Group. Choice, $39.50 3-Pc. Bed-Davenport Set. 3-Pc. Velour Suite. 2-Pc. Mohair Pillow Arm Suite. Choice, $49.50 VANITIES and DRESSERS. Left from fine suites. (POO Choice Generous Terms at Cash Prices. COLONIAL FURNITURE CO. Meridian at Maryland Sts. 36 Radios, Musical Instruments DAY OR NIGHT SERVICE Call, 75c; aerials. $3, Guaranteed. Li. 2162. EARLE—Lone and short wave set, 1933 model; 90-aay guarantee. $29.50; only $5 down, small weekly payments. Earle Midget, $14.95; guar. MIDGET RADIO STORES, 240 Mass Ave. Open evenings. PIANOS—TUNED. S2; 30 YR’S EXPERIENCE. BEST WORK GUAR’T’P. He. 5584. RADIO—R. C. A.; model No. 33: all elec.. 7-tube; good condition; sl9: terms to suit your convenience. 29 N. Temple. REPOSSESSED MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS National Steel Guitar $25.00 Drum Outfit $40.00 120 Bass Piano Accordion $97.50 EASY TERMS PEARSON PIANO CO. 128 N. Penn. St. LI. 5513. CLEARANCE SALE

Priced to Move Trickle Chargers, 25c to SI,OO. Speakers, 50c to $1.50. Miniature Cabinets, 50c. Tables, SI.OO to $2.00. All-Electric Sets, $16.50 and up. 20 Ice Boxes, $3.50 to $7.00. Come Early RADIO BARGAIN SHOP 225 East Washington St. 38 Store, Office Supplies NEW Corona No. 3 portable, $25; terms. 205 Mass. Ave. LI. 9470. TYPEWRITERS rented. $2.50 per mo.: *6 for 3 mo. Woodstock. 317 N. Penn. L. 4712. 39 Cash Coal Mart MONUMENT COAL CO. Li. 2233. 701 E. Wash. St. Call Us for Prices FEDERAL COAL CO. Ch. 2291. Indianapolis Ice and Fuel Cos. Dr. 2400. Dr. 2401. Golden Flame lg. Ip., fkd $4.75 Tip Top W. Va. lg. Ip., fkd $6.00 Pocahontas No. 3 Red Ash lg. Ip $7.75 Fredrick Coal Cos. DR. 1792. WA. 5666. BEST W. Va. blk.. large fkd $6.00 White Star blk.. cln.. fkd 5.00 Best White Ash blk.. $4.75: 3x6 4.50 Best White Ash Ind.. nut. cln. fkd... 4.25 Best W. Va. m. r.. $5: Best Ind. m. r.. $4 UNION ICE AND COAL DR. 4621. DR. 4622. Amber Jacket Big Lp... $5.00 West Virginia Big Lp... $6.00 Center Coal Cos. LI. 1458 LI. 1459 Brazil lg. blk. A g No slack or clinkers “ 0 " Manley-O’Donnell Fuel Cos. HE. 1391 HE. 1391 TIMES WANT ADS make interestihg reading because interesting bargains of many kinds are listed here dally, 40 Wanted to Trade LauHANGE—Steam threshing outfit for house painting. Ir. 5940. JERSEY COW. sow and pigs, for farm implements. Stp 8. Mich. Rd. B. G. 146-R-l. PLAYER PIANO —For cash or what have vou? 340 N. Arsenal Ave. RI. 3032. 41 Wanted to Buy f jfi ALL FURNITURE CALL MR. PIERCE. RI. 2019. Wrm WHEN YOU ARE READY TO * ■ SELL YOUR GOODS. We are the largest buyers and sellers of used merchandise in the state. WE PAY THE BEST PRICES C-A-S-H!! for OLD GOLD, GOLD TEETH WOLF SUSSMAN 239 W. Washington 8t FURN IT URE of all pay cash, no dealers. Call Wa. 166# I PAY CASH RI. 2286. FURNITURE, PIANOS, RADIQB.COMP. POiOBBi OBC EflBGKk fl& 33M.

MERCHANDISE 41 Wanted to Buy NEWSPAPERS, clothing. et<?„ urgently needed. Salvation Armv Industrial Borne For truck, call RI. 8622. SELL US—Your old gold and silver jewelry, dental bridges, gold watches, etc., and get a better price. SACKS BROS. LOAN CO„ 308 Indiana ave. WANT 46 RMS. of furinture. piano, electric washer, best prices. Hu. 7274. __ WANTED—Furniture, suites or odd Dieces. Paid cash. 361 W. Wash. Ri. 0273 WE PAY highest prices for old gold, silver and platinum, gold bridges and gold teeth. F. C Bonnctt. 162 N. Hi. Ri. 9966. LIVESTOCK 42 Dogs. Birds, Pets DACHSHUND dudov. female, rare bargain. show stock. CHOW dud. black, red. pedigreed. 2953 E. 38th. Cli. 0363. PAIR ol silver-laced Sebright bantams. $5. Boston terrier, female. *lO or trade for electric washer or what? 2507 u j W. Washington. 30 NEW ZEALAND rabbits for sale, cheap. high grade stock. 36 N. Keystone. 43 Horses, Cattle, Poultry FIVE chicken brooder houses for sale. Wm. Cobum. Wa. 3823. TWIN HEIFERS—I year old for aale. Ir.qulre at 1016 W. Morris, city. AUTOMOTIVE 50 Autos For Sale BUICK—I92B sedan; a very good buy for *IBO. BROWNING GEttT CO., INC., Meridian at 10th St. BUICK—7 passenger sedan. 1927 model, $95; $35 down, 820 N: Meridian. • CHEVROLET—I 929 coach, and It’s as clean as a pin; a little light six coupe; very economical to operate and only $210; sure a lot of transportation left in this car: we must sell all these used cars now to make room for the trades we are taking on the new V-8 Fords: $2lO. ROY WILMETH CO- INC., 720 N. Meridian. Li. 7374. DODGE—Coupe; all new U. S. tires, fenders just reflnished, genuine leather upholstery. One of those economical operating 4-cylinder Dodges: come in and drive it and you will be sure to buy it; *3O cash down, we trade. We are making room for trades coming in on the new Ford V-8: S3O down ROY WILMETH CO,, INC., 720 N. Meridian. Li. 7374, FORD —Coupe; runs good, $lO. 820 N. Meridian. FORD—I 929 Std. coupe; black, cream striping; only $195. FRANK HATFIELD CO.. 625 N. Capitol. FORD <TI Sedan: runs fair; good tires; >2O, Mr. Ashton. 1637 Broadway. FORD. 1930 Sport Coupe: all new tires: original paint: clean as a pin; folks, this is one of those wonderful economical operating Model A Fords and it’s onlv $295; SSO down, balance terms: we trade. $295. ROY WILMETH CO- INC- 720 N. Meridian. Li, 7374. MARMON—I93O. Model 79 convertible coupe; original yellow and black finish excellent: 6 wire wheels with practically new Goodyear tires; leather upholstery: spacious rumble seat and a thoroughly reconditioned motor, $795. See this today. MARMON MOTOR CAR CO. 11th at Meridian. Lincoln 6359. OLDSMOBILE —1931, 4-door sedan; driven only 6,000 actual miles; really like a new car in every detail. Completely equipped. See this bargain. THE BUICK. 1302 E. Washington St. LI. 1571. OLDSMOBILE—I93I. 4-door sedan; driven only 6,000 actual miles; really like a new car in every detail. Completely equipped. See this bargain. THE BUICK, 1302 E. Washington St. Li. 1571. REO—Wolverine. 27 coupe, rumble seat; A-l condition; SBS. 319 E. New York. Li. 9273. __ STUDEBAKER. 1928 Commander, fivepassenger sedan; left with us by local finance company to sell; sure should see this one before vou buv; only $195; we trade. ROY WILMETH CO., INC., 720 N. Meridian. Li. 7374. _ WILLYS—I93I, 8 Victoria Coupe, maroon finish, black trim, excellent motor; 6 wire wheels with good tires. $495. See this todav. MARMON MOTOR CAR CO. ilth st Meridian. LI. 6359,

AGAIN fFor a Limited Time jgk We Are Offering to Finance SIOO or More on Deferred Balance Ijf WITHOUT ANY FINANCE COST On All Used Cars We Sell All Cars Marked in Plain Figures Get Our Price! It Will Mean a Big Saving to You. Lauth Motors, Inc. 3547 E, Washington St. 53 Accessories, Tires, Parts JOHN GUDELHOEFER WAGON CO.—Will repair or make new tops and curtains for your car. 202 Kentucky Ave. 55 Autos Wanted WILL nav cash for vour ear or tout eq lity. I. WOLF AUTO CO. LL 4516. 561 N. Capitol

\\%fant Used Can/ ' [•Sacks bros. P3O9*SU*N. CAMTOL-R.5994v , LEGALS Legal Auctions and Sales LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes of the State of Indiana that the undersigned, conducting a public storage house will on Friday. April 29. 1932. sell for accrued charges the household goods and other goods belonging to the following named people: Roger Brinn. No. 933: T. B. Carmin. No. 1221: Constable Freeman. No. 1225; Margaret Herman. No. 1216: Edgar E. Hobbs. No. 506: M. A. Howard. No. 1219: J. W. King. No. 1151: W. M. Carter. No. 1267, SHANK AUCTION & FURNITURE CO. 1432 North Illinois street. Indianapolis. Indiana. LEGAL SALE Notice is hereby given pursuant to the statutes of the State of Indiana that the undersigned, conducting a public storage house will on Friday. April 29. 1932. sell for accrued charges the household goods and other goods belonging to the following named people: D. C. Allen. No. 5704: C. Bittrolff. No. 5854: E. H. Bravton. No. 5812; O. K. Burdin. No. 5921: Marv D. Campbell. No. 5798: Bruce C. Carr, No. 5796: Mary Dean. No. 4930: Henrv Farnsworth. No. 1073: Ellis U. Graff. No 2476: E. L. Hammond. No. 5486: Sarah Hannaman. No. 5734: Robert Lee Heinv. No. 5630: Mrs. A1 Kueble. No. 5849: Earl Kline. No. 3833: J. E. Levering. No. 5893: Red Ball Transit Cos.. No. 5802: Willie Mae Thomas. No. 2134: Charles I. Wedge. No. 5097. SHANK FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE CO 1430 North Illinois street. Indianapolis, Indiana. Legal Bids, Proposals NOTICE TO BIDDERS DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS. OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITY HALL. Notice is hereby given by the Board of Park Commissioners, City of Indianapolis, Indiana, that it is desired and deemed necessary to purchase sixteen hundred (1600 cubic yards, more or less of coarse grits, three hundred (300 cubic yards, more or less, of sharp sand, three thousand <3oooi, cubic yards, more or less, of coarse gravel, one inch to three inches, and four hundred cubic yards, more or less, of washed gravel, to be delivered as ordered, or to be called for at plant as needed. Bids to be per cubic feet to be used for park drives and boulevards, and in accordance with specifications now on file in the office of the engineer of said Board of Park Commissioners. That said Board has fixed Thursday the 21st day of April, 1932. at 2:00 p. m. at the office of said Board as the time and place when bids will be received by said Board of Park Commissioners for such material. The successfufoidder will be required to comply with the specifications now on file, which may be seen in the office of the Engineer of said Board. H# shall deposit a certified check in the amount of two and one-half (2'-2> per cent of the total amount of his bid. but in no esse shall such check be for less than the sum of one hundred (SIOO,OOI dollars. Said check to be certified by a reputale bank or truct company, doing business in the City of Indianapolis, Indians. In case no bid is accepted, this check will be returned to the bidder, but if one of the bids is accepted and the bidder shall refuse or neglect to enter into any contract with the City of Indianapolis within five days from the time on wnich he has been notified of such acceptance, said check shali be forfeited to the City of Indianapolis. as ascertained and liquidated damages for failure so to do. The bid shall be in a sealed envelope. An affidavit of non-collusion as required bv law much be furnished. The Board of Park Commissioners reserves the right to reject any and all bids. JACKIEL W. JOSEPH, LOGAN C. SCHOLL. * PAUL E. RATHERT. fi, CARLSTON B. McCULLCfgI, Soa rd of Park Oaounisskmer*, Civj of ifitUaaapoUa* , >- ■.

APRIL’ 12, 1932

LE6ALS Legal Notices IN THE JOHNSON CIRCUIT COURT , _ MARCH TERM. 1932 Johnson County, State of Indiana, ss; Arthur Rice vs. Spencer Haugh. NO. 3980. The above named Spencer Haugh is hfr fb.v notified that Arthur Rice has filed in the Johnson Circuit Court of the State of Indiana, his petition alleging that this defendant has absented himself and departed from his usual residence in the above County, for more than five years last past and his whereabouts are not now, and nave not been known for more than five years last past, and that he has property in said County and no provision having been made for the care of the same and that his family is in need of the use of the same, and asking for the appointment of an . I .‘' dm n ,H t I ator tor estate, which petition will be heard in said Court at the of Franklin, on the sth dav of Mar. - mv hnd and seal of office thls the 30th day of March. 1932. ,SEA L* , . , OEO. H BURTON. Clerk of the Johnson Circuit Court. . Barnett & Barnett, Attorneys. CLAIMS TO BE ALLOWED BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Henry Thienes, $56; Neff Pritchard, $56: Minnie Turner. $56; John Cochran, $56; Marshall J. Rogers. $56: Elbert T. Burns, $56: Rufus Jackson. $56; Carrier Berlin $56: Hope Parkinson. S2O; Elizabeth Cook $56; Lavina Lukin, *56: Dave Brunswick. $56; John H. Fox, $56: Sophia R. Harrison, $56; James J. Hill. *56; John J Lyons, *56: J. Ed Downey. $56: Carrie Heiney. *56; Susie Dexter. $56; Ben Schribner. $56: Louis W. Oraetor. $56 Charles F. Johnson, $56: Emma Kirk. $56 Thomas S. Austin. $56: Lola B. Lewis. $56; William Hawkins. $56: Mary Metzker $56: Elizabeth Robbins. $56; Maurice F. Dalton. $56; James M. Dugan. $56: Edith Cohen. $56: Melvin M. Garvin, $56; Herman Schulz, $56; Marv C. Ahea. $56 Orrin E. Pixley. $56: May M. Rupert. $56 Frank Dowd. *56; Mary Arthur. $56; Ira Poole, $56: Charles H. Roberts. *56; FTank Bova. $56: John McNevin. $56: Morris Glazier, $56: Sadie Possman, $56: Albert Veilhaber. $56: Millie Maisoll. $56 Michael Schneider. $56: Clara Saul, 556: Anna Hohman. $56: Wm. F. Basse. $56; Jessie M. Firsich. $56: Walter E. Stumps, $56 Joseph Shea. $56 John J. Delaney. $56 Charles H. Bodecker, *56; Haro'd bevinr. $52; Mixe Nahmias. $56; James Hannon. $56; Wm. E. Fitzgibbons. *56: Linda Connell. *56; Frances McQuiston. $56; Wm G. Taylor. $56: Ruby Palmer. $56: Marv E. Davidson, *56; Joseph Bauer, $56 Benjamin F. Wilson, $56; Lula A. Jones. $56; Margaret Atkinson. $55; Charles E. Markev. $56; James Renihan. $56. Louis Reister. $56; Carl Iske. $56; Rov Fowjer. *56: James Showalter, *56: Emll De Julio. $56; Mrs. Charles M. Herman., $66; John G- Cornet $56; Nora M. Sullivan, $56; Joseph Wright, 556; Lucile Miles. *56: •J?]' n -, Holtman - * SB; Nellie B. Kanous*. $56; Mary Rhodes. *56; George Sinj, $56: Fs a nd * wa &nV a lsh- $ ? 6; James L - Condon. $56, William Sharkey, *56: Merle Morri’vo?,’ *.VL : Myra Smith, $56: Mabel Campbeli $56; Mary Sims. $56; Marion Van Arsdall *56: Elizabeth Cauchat. $56; Catherine Hattery. $56; Ray Kelsev. $56: . c | the i r , lne Ashbaugh, $56: Marie Turner. $56; Mary Anderson, $56; Mary Loechle. $56; Mary Sweeny. $56; Margaret FlahfV. A 5 - e j Elmer Gibson. *56; Rose MulMcConnell. $56; Emma L. Jackson. *s6‘ Mayme O’Connell. $56; Amelia Weis. $56John Murray, *56: Ida B. Downev, $56 : May Morrissey. $56: Ben Toiin. $56: Anna V. Forestal. $56; Louise B. Healev. $56: Mamie Toon, $56; Michael McCart'v $56 Vera Stevens. $56; Joseph J. Baggott *56 : £' r V imn Ra sSfi' SDS $ D S: K H , £?'”• *56; Dennis Griffin. $56. Robert Madden, $56 Esij'-r Springer, $105; Henrietta Todd. Jfc Charles E. Apple, $54; John Garrison. . ... CHAP A. GROBSART. * Auditor Marion County. Indiana.

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