Indianapolis Times, Volume 45, Number 276, Indianapolis, Marion County, 29 March 1934 — Page 20

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LOUIS HOWLAND, EDITOR, BURIED IN CROWN HILL Funeral Services Held for Indianapolis News Chief. Services for Louis Howland, editor of the Inidanapolis News, were held yesterday afternoon in the home. 1233 North Pennsylvania street, and later in Alll Saints cathedral. The Right Rev. Joseph M. Frances, bishop of the diocese, was in charge of the services. Burial was in Crown Hill cemetery. Former City Man Dead The body of Winfred B. Holton, 77, Brooklyn, N. Y. will be returned to Indianapolis Saturday for burial. Mr. Holton died yesterday morning in his home. He formerly lived in Indianapolis, and was chairman of the Indianapolis board of public works. At one time he was chairman of the Indiana state board of agriculture. Surviving Mr. Holton are the widow, Mrs. Lula C. Holton: a son, Winfred B. Holton Jr., New York; a daughter Mrs. Ralph Kline, Brooklyn; a brother, Charles A Holton, Toledo, and a sister, Mrs. Walter Woods. Chicago. Aged Woman Succumbs Mrs. Elizabeth Margaret Graham, 82, Bridgeport, 111., died yesterday in the home of her daughter, Mrs L. L. Say, 3407 Park avenue, where she was visiting. Funeral services were to be held at 2 this afternoon in the Flanner & Buchanan funeral home, with the Rev. William F. i Rothenburger, pastor of Third Christian church, officiating Burial was to be in Crown Hill cemetery. Surviving Mrs. Graham are the daughter, Mrs. Say and a son, F. P.! Graham, Navasc„a, Tex.

Veteran’s Rites Held Funeral services for Raymond A. Rutt, 45, were to be held at 1:30 this afternoon in the residence, Fifty-eighth street and Lafavette road, and at 2 in the Bethel M. E. church. Mr. Rutt, who was a World war veteran, died Tuesday in the United States Veterans’ hospital in Marion. He had been an employe of the United States Rubber Company for seventeen years. Mr. Rutt had received a citation for his war service. He was a m°mb”r of Centre Lodge, F. & A. M. the American Legion, and the English Lutheran church. Surviving him are the widow, Mrs. Nellie Mae Rutt; a daughter, Betty Jo Rutt: his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rutt; two sisters, Mrs. Sarah Timmons and Mrs. Mabel Masterson, and two brothers, Reuben Rutt, Bangor, Pa., and Calvin Rutt. Chicago. Mrs. Aimee Graham Dead Following a long illness. Mrs. Aimee Bindley Graham, 57. of 1940 North Delaware street, died yesterday in St. Vincent's hospital. She had been a resident of Indianapolis since her marriage to Dr. A. B. Graham in 1902. Private funeral services were to be held in the home this afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Thomas J. Graham, Louisville. Cremation was to follow. Surviving Mrs. Graham are the widower. Dr. Graham; three daughters, Mrs. William II Calkins, Miss Aimee Graham and Miss Lois Graham. Indianapolis; a son. Edward B Graham. New York; a sister, Miss Delphine Bindley. Terre Haute; and two brothers. Edward Bindley and J. Bruce Bindley, both of Terre Haute. Lawrence Banker Dead After a short illness. George T. Allen, 93. died yesterday in his home in Lawrence. He was affiliated with the Lawrence State bank. Funeral services were to be held at 10 this morning in the residence, with the Rev. L. C. Muir officiating. Burial was to be in the cemetery at Brick chapel, near Bainbridge. Survivors are a daughter, Mrs. F. D. Darna’l. Lawrence, and H. L. Allen, Roundup. Mont. Choir Director Passes George B. Kemp. 49. of 5164 North Illinois street, died yesterday in his home, following a short illness. He had lived in Indianapolis thirty years, and operated a filling station at Twenty-fifth street and Keystone avenue. Pie was choir director of the Brightwood M. E. church and a member of the Irvington Masonic lodge and the Scottish Rite. Surviving him are the widow and three daughters, Barbara, Martha and Mary Alice Kemp. Funeral arrangements have not been completed. Martin Koch Succumbs Following a brief illness, Martin C. Kcch. 52. died yesterday in his home. 1359 North Tuxedo street He had been employed at the Haverstick Company, bookbinders and blank book manufacturers for twenty years. He was a member of the First Reformed church and Brookside lodge. F. & A. M. Surviving him are the widow. Mrs. Elise Koch: a daughter, Miss Elizabeth G. Koch, a son. Robert M. Koch. Indianapolis, and three sisters. Mrs. Lula Aplev, Mrs. Emma Ottlinger and Mrs. Elizabeth Barth, all of Akron, O. Mrs. Delpha Rigsbee Dead Funeral services for Mrs. Delpha M. Rigsbee, 4002 North New Jersey street will be held at 3:30 tomorrow in the Central Avenue M. E. church. Burial will be in Crown Hill cemetery. Mrs. Rigsbee died in the Methodist hospital Tuesday. She was the wife of A. L. Rigsbee. manager of the insurance department of the Fletcher Trust Company. Fire Reports Wednesday 8:15 a. m.. Alabama and Walnut, automobile. small loss 8:33 a m . 853 North Drexel. residence, considerable lost. 9:44 a. m.. 510 South Alabama, residencegrocery. small loss. 12 10 and. m . 1105 West Twenty-seventh, residence, small loss 1:22 p m.. 127 West Twenty-second, residence, no loss. 32i a. m . 2218-29 Bellefontaine reUdence arr.all loss 7IS p m . 828 North California, residence email loss 7 59 o. m.. 328 Harlen. residence, small loss 8 51pm 1548 East Raymond, residence, considerable loss. 10:38 p. m , 402 North rtsioencedog ana cat hospital. mod-fate loss. Thursday 18 SI a m.. Twenty-second and Meridian. automobile, no loss.

Indiana in Brief Lively Spots in the State’s Happenings Put Together ‘Short and Sweet.’

fly Time* Special KOKOMO. March 29.—Constitutionality of Indiana's garnishes law is questioned in a suit filed In Howard circuit court by William Barlow. Defendants are Lewis B. Kellar. constable, and Guy Schwartz. Plaintiff alleges that despite filing of a schedule showing that he was pxempt from garnishment under the garnishee law and under the state Constitution, collection of 10 per cent of his wages each week to satisfy a judgment for a grocery bill obtained by Mr. Schjvartz continues. Judgment in the case was for the bill. $10.13, and ip addition, $4.50 court costs. The case was tried before C. T. Brown, a Justice of the peace.

Widow Denied Aid By 7 1 mis Special SHELBYVILLE, March 29. Claim of Mrs. Hattie Gaines for compensation as the result of the death of her husband. George R. Gaines, Shelbyville street employe, killed on Nov. 22, 1933, has been denied by the state industrial board. The board ruled that Mr. Gaines, who lost his life in a runaway of a team of horses, was not killed by an accidental injury arising out of or in the course of his employment. Had Mrs. Gaines been awarded her claim, the city would have paid her $1,980. ana , Traffic Victim Buried Bu Tim< * Fpedal LEBANON. March 29 Funeral services were held today for Olan P. Hall, 24, injured fatally when struck by the truck or automobile of a hit and run driver. With his left side and chest crushed, the victim was found unconscious on Road 52, three miles northwest of the city, early Monday. tt tt a Business Man Dies By Times Special SHELBYVILLE, March 29.—Funeral services were held today for Oscar D. Hulshart. 52, a grocer and veteran of the Spanish-American war. He died following a long period of ill health. O tt tt Lifelong Resident Dies By mrs Special LEBANON. March 29.—Funeral services will be held tomorrow for Mrs. Carrie E. Richardson. 55, lifelong Boone county resident, who died after being in ill health for several years.

Tonight’s Radio Tour —NETWORK OFFERINGS

Thursday P M. 4:00 —Basso, Wilson's orchestra (NBCi WEAK. Genera! Federation of Women’s Clubs iNBCI WJ?. 4 15—Hall’s orchestra iCBSi WABC. Recital (NBC i WJZ. 4:3o—Children’s Sketch (NBCi WEAF. 4.45 —S'amp Adventurers Club (CBS) WABC. Rex Cole (NBC) WEAF. s:oo—Buck Rogers (CBS) WABC. Cugat's orchestra (NBCi WEAF. Himber's orchestra (NBC) WJZ. 5:15—Boo Nolan and Norm Sherr (CBSi KLRA- „ Bobbv Benson and Sunny Jim (CBS> WABC, s:3o—Stamp Club—Captain Healy (NBC) WJZ. Tito Guitar tenor (CBS) WABC. John B. Kennedy (NBCi WEAF. s:4s—Grandmother's Trunk (NBS) WEAF. , S'amp Adventurers Club (CBS) WBBM. Lowell Thomas (NBC) WJZ. 6:oo—Mvrt and Marge iCBSi WABC. Marv Small and orchestra (NBCi WEAF. 6:ls—Rolfes orchestra iNBCi WJZ. Just Plain Bill iCBS) WABC. Sketch iNBC i WEAF. 6 30 —Serenaders (CBSi WABC 6:3o—Molle Show iNBCi WEAF. Romantic Melodies iNBCi WJZ. 6:4s—Boake Carter (CBS> WABC. 7 oo—Cape Diamond Adventures (NBC) WJZ. _ Raffles —Amateur Cracksman (CBS) WABC. Rudy Vallee (NBC) WEAF. 7.30 Dr. Bundesen iNBC) WJZ. Leopold Gootowsky iNBCi W'JZ. Voice of American (CBSi WABC. 7:4s—Pickens Sisters iNBCi WJZ. 8:00 —"Show Beat” iNBCi WEAF. Death Valiev Days iNBCi WJZ Emerv Deutsch, violinist (CBS) WABC. B:ls—Alex Woollcott, "Town Crier (CBS) WABC. B:3o—Waring's Pennsylvanians and guest artist (CBSi WABC. Duchin's orchestra (NBC) WJZ WENR. 9:oo—Paul Whiteman orchestra and Deems Taylor and A1 Jolson iNBCi WEAF’. Hinds Across the Border (NBC) WJZ. Grays orchestra, Connie Boswell i CBS I WABC. 9:3o—Evan Evans, baritone and concert orchestra (CBS) WABC. America must choose (NBC) WJZ. 9:4s—Mvrt and Marge iCBS) WBBM. 10:00—Soloist (NBCi WEAF. Vera Van iCBSi WABC. 10:15—News; Poet Prince iNBC) WJZ. News; Isham Jones’ orchestra (CBSi WABC. 10:30—Stern's orchestra (NBC) WEAF. Naval and Marine Corps Reserve program iCBSi WABC. Madriguera's orchestra (NBCi WJZ. 10 45—Scsnik's orchestra (CBS) WABC. 11:00—Lunceford’s orchestra (NBC) WEAF Ne'son's orchestra iCBSi WFBM. George Olsens orchestra (NBC> WJZ 11 15—Holvwood on the Air (NBC) WEAF 11:30—Dancing in Twin Cities iNBC) WJZ. Dickerson’s orchestra (CBS) WBBM Davis’ orchestra (CBS) WABC WFBM . 11 45—Seotti’s orchestra (NBC) WEAF. WFBM (12.‘?0) Indianapolis ■lndianapolis Power and Light Company) THURSDAY P M. 5 30 —Bohemians. 5 45—Stamp Club (CBS'. 6 00—Bohemians. 6:ls—Pirate Club. 6 30—Buck Rogers (CBS). 6 45—Cowboys. 7:00 Hollywood Impressions. 7 15—Freddie Rich orchestra (CBS). 7 30—Voice of America CBS). B:oo—Today's Favorites. 8 15—Alexander Woollcott iCBSi 8 30—Vvaring’s Pennsylvanians (CBS). 9:oO—Caravan (CBS'. 9:3o—Piano Twins. 9 45—Mvrt and Marge (CBS'. 10:00—Vera Van (CBSi. 10:15—News (CBSi. 1C 20—Isham Jones orchestra (CBS'. 10 30—Naval Reserve program (CBS). 11:00—Louie Lowe orchestra. 11:30—Charlie Davis orchestra (CBS>. 12 00—Cowboys. 12 30—Sign off. WF T 'F (1400) Indianapolis (Indianapolis Broadcasting Inc.l THURSDAY P. M. 4 00—Ho-Po-Ne Club. 4 30—News flashes 4 45—Echoes of Erin ’NBC'. s:oo—Afternoon Melodies. 5 15— Dick Steel. 5 39—John B Kennedy NBC' s:4s—Little Orphan Annie (NBC). 6:oo—Happy Long. 6 15—Supper Club >NBC). 6 30—Knot Hole Gang. 6 45—Maruel Myers. 7:oo—Clyde Lucas orchestra iNBC). 7 30—Island city four. 7 45—The Hoosier Editor. B:oo—Captain Henry's Show Boat (NBC). 9:oo—Sports Album. 9 05—Parade of the Providence. 9 30—America must choose (NBC). 10 00—Gene Wood orchestra. 10.15—Press Radio bulletin (NBC), 10.20—Cvril Pitts iNBC). 10 30—Young Democratic Club. 11 00—Jack Wright orchestra. 11 30—William Scott's orchestra (NBC'. 12.00—Sign off. WLW (700) Cincinnati THIRSDAY P M. 4 00—To be announced. 4 15—Armar.d Girard 4 30—S.ngmg Ladv (NBC’. 4 45—Little Orphan Annie (NBC) 5 00—Jack Armstrong 5 15—Joe Emerson and orchestra. 5 30—Bob New hall. 5 45—Lowell Thomas iNBC'. 5 00—Amos n’ Andv 'NBC). 6 15—Unbroken Melodies. 6 30—Sohlo Melodv Masters. 6 45—Southern's Biackbirds. 7.oo—Rudv Vallee's orchestra and guest artists .NBC) B:oo—Death Valiev Days (NBC). 8.30 Showboat tfJBCI.

Cobbler Accused I By Times Special BLOOMINGTON, March 29.—Otis I Lindsey, shoe cobbler, will be tried at the April term of Monroe Circuit ' court on a charge of receiving stolen property, based on an allegation that belting valued at $225, stolen by Ben Ward, was found in his posi session. On a plea of guilty to grand larceny, Ward was given a suspended I sentence of one to ten years in the ! state reformatory. Convicted of malicious trespass in connection with the theft, Ward was sentenced to the penal farm for five months. He has begun serving the term. During the hearing of Ward’s case, his ihother prayed loudly in the courtroom for his release. a a a Honors Won By Times Special BLOOMINGTON, M?rch 29. Honor roll of Indiana university for the first semester of the school year includes the following: Eleanor Jones, Shelbyville; John Patton. Anderson; Daniel Sherwood. Bedford; Rosann Van Valer. James Coon, Catherine Feltus, Donald Binkley, Peggy Bittner, Louise Wylie, Henry Snyder, Mary Ellen Tcdd. Herschel Gier, James Haynes. Jacob Martens and Everett Ritchie, all of Bloomington. Frances Peck Waldron; Charles Kemmer, Lafayette; Flo Fippen, Atlanta; Walter Keller, Lafayette; Martha Lewellyn, Newcastle; Edward Schrader, Kokomo; James Rust. Columbus, and Edith Strains, Crawfordsville. a a a Death Brings Ban By Times Special COLUMBUS, March 29.—Thirtyfive children are under quarantine following the death of a schoolmate, Edna Katherine Sebastian, 8, as a result of spinal meningitis.

9:oo—Paul Whiteman orchestra (NBC). 10.00—News flashes. 10:05—Crosley Theater of Air. 10:30—Los Amigos. 11:00—Johnny Hamp's dance orchestra. 11:30—Dancing in the Twin Cities (NBCi. 12;00 Midnight—Hotel Gibson's dance orchestra.

Fishing the Air

The Connecticut Yankees, providing a musical background .ur a parade of guest stars, will open the program with "She Reminds Me of You” over WLW and an NBC network Thursday at 7 p. m. Josef Lhevinne. distinguished Russian pianist, will make a guest appearance on the Voice of America broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network, Thursday from 7:30 to 8 p. m. The Cornell A Cappella chorus, guests of Captain Henry on the Show Boat, will sing 'Lord Jeffery Amherst,” and "Three Little Words” during the program over WKBF and an NBC network Thursday at 8 p. m. HIGH SPOTS OF THURSDAY NIGHT’S PROGRAMS 7:oo—Raffles—Amateur Cracksman. NBC (WEAF)—Vallee’s orchestra; guests. 7:30 —Columbia—Voice of America. NBC (WJZ)—Adventures in Health. 8:00—NBC (WEAF)—Show Boat. NBC (WJZ)—"Death Valley Days.” 8:30 —Columbia—Waring’s Pennsylvanians. 9:OO—NBC (WEAF)—PauI Whiteman orchestra; Deems Taylor; A1 Jolson. W NBC (WJZ) —Hands Across the Border. Columbia—Caravan-Connie Boswell. Schubert's “Ave Maria” will be presented by Fred Waring’s Pennsylvanians as a Holy Thursday feature during their broadcast over WFBM and the Columbia network from 8:30 to 9 p. m. Cyril Pitts, tenor, will contrast “Vilia” from “The Merry Widow” with “Night on the Water,” during his recital over WKBF and an NBC network Thursday at 10:20 p. m. Rear-Admiral W. T. Cluverius. U. S. N., commandant of the Ninth Naval district, will speak during the special Naval Reserve and Marine Corps Reserve program over WFBM and the Columbia network Thursday from 10:30 to 11 p. m. Births Boys Howard and Gladys Howell. 2301 1 2 Guilford. Harry and Susan Edwards. Coleman hospital. Rueli and Lave Moore, Coleman hospital. Burns and Mildred Williams. Coleman hospital. Charles and Nellie Irvin. 2346 North Dearborn. Sylvester and Flora Baird. 1550 Tabor. Girls Phil and Pearl Lewis. Coleman hospital. Gail and Mary Logan, Coleman hospital.' Deaths Aimee B. Graham. 57. St. Vincent's hospital. hypernephroma. Patrick J. Mitchell. 79. 329 fast North, uremia Everett Cassetty. 11. city hospital, meningitis. Abbie O'Neil. 74. 1448 Bates, chronic myocarditis. Sadie Mullins, 46. street car. coronary ocelus‘on. Raymond B. Hinshaw, 46. 1047 Tecumseh. cerebral hemorrhage. George Maddison Sparks. 71. 2925 MereQith cerebral hemorrhage. Infant Simon. 1 hour. Coleman hospital, atelectasis. Jerry M. Kepner. 67. city hospital, skull fracture. Claude H. Dear.. 53. city hospital, empyema. Albert G. Graham. 63. 1216 West New York, coronary occlusion. James Clark 47, 844 North Capitol, chronic interstitial nephritis Samuel Webster, 73, city hospital cerebral hemorrhage. Infant Ohphant. 4 hours, city hospital, premature birth. Thelma May Stead. 2, city hospital. empyema. LEGALS 56 Legal Notices CLAIMS TO BE ALLOWED BY BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS: Allen K. Wolfe. $18.47; Dana Enloe Mendenhall. 5151.04: Chester L. Robinson 55C.59: Citizens Co-op Realty Cos.. Si 20' R E. Poe Agent. $116.90: Latonsa Collier $48.96: Lucretia F Stephens. $59.49- Geo W. Watkins. 537.89; M Ross Mason $43.20: Chester L. Robinson, $11.66: Thcmas Courtnev S6B 24 Agnes Meehan. '3.54: Lear.der Morgan sl9 74; Isaac N. Worth. $73 18: Wm. E. Clauer. sl6 36: R R. Mens. s2l 28: Resena Farr. $2 08: R R. Mens. $90.78: Anthony O’Pecka $8 68 : 3060 N. Mer. Bide. Coro. $3 52; Continental Baking Cos.. 5496 60 Camel! Realty Cos.. $54.99: Uriah H. Hicks. $2.11: Ctto N. Shirlev. $26.18: Wm. E. Clauer, $35 82: Gregory & Appel. Inc.. $56.99. Forest M Knight. $41.15: R R. Mens. $56.63: Chas. and Catherine Hinson. $2.99Fdw. Beaslev. $1.02: Wm. Kellermever $2.50: Harold A. Law. $1.50: A. C. Mann. 83; Margaret B. Sepur. $14.10: Maria

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LEGALS 56 Legal Notices Zonia. *3. Annie Bornstein, ti 11.32. Grace Rooerts, 3, R. R Mens. *BS j.. Jose Bn.i ; go, $38.50. Fietcher Savings Cos . $45,071 r ias. U cor.nor. $125; Cnas. Morgan $o0 ; vm. F.anary. $150; Edmund Huxtev $125 Hcjen Gordon. SIOO. Juoson West sloo' uoward KoDertson. $100; Jonn M Porter' >ioo. belie brown 1100. Wm. Malonlioo] I Irene Grammer. slOo; Joseph Treacv. sioo - I t tf'P ciC p^ UK ; in - *Wm. S. Burior'd Co.' |s* Reining Hand. Ir.c , *2.23. Dr. fc. ! Regers csmitn. $r00; Dr. Murray Dc Vrmond. sioo. Aacipn Seidensucser no, SIJS6; hurry Westpnoi, i r.V 5 Wo Chue ?n Hu F? ,e - Ind. Bei. I M.Vn.S 0 ' - T O .- caj.aghan 8c Cos.. *5; Bar £* u & ,“ u , on J *ls: Wm. B Burlora c& „ S2B. Ind. Bell Tel Cos $0 40 } ,t v;n - B Burfora & Cos.. $14.58; Aucipii ; *tn ae S. S m CK^ r Tj SI P- Adolph SeiaensucKer. I* 1 ®- Burford Cos.. 561.35: Ind. Bell ! *>,; ■ ■ L^ re ? ce A. Lewis. M. D.. i o rrav Armond. M. D, $23 Martha Sauter, M. 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I -bp, Anna E Relster. $77.60; Phillip Saveli. *38730: Thomas J. Scanlon. 577.C0; j Henry Sdhott. $77.60; Mary C. Schu- : 'o alc ,y- Marv Seay. $77.60; Jacob Set fried. $77.60; Daily Slaughter. $77.60; i Mattery *77-60; Caroline Smith, Ji7.60; Earl Steth, $58.20; NeUe Stewart. $i7.60: Marv A. Sullivan. $77.60: Mart- B. | Sullivan. $77.60: Ed J. Toole. $34.92; W. D. j Turk. $77.60; Howard Turner, $7(.60; i Minnie Turner. $77.60; Lenora Vossler. $15.52: Susie Von Burg. $77.60: John H. Walker. $<7.60; Ed Walsh. $77.60; Ellen E. Walsh. $77.60: Alfred T. Watson. $17.60; Benjamin Wilson. $77.60; Ben Young $77.60; Joseph J. Greenan. 5104.76; Jacit Ulmer. $104.76; Jesse J. Renforth $104.76; Leo Alerding. $104.76: Mike McCarty, $104.76; James W. Driscoll. $104.76; Emil Le Julio. $104.76; Laurence J. Connelly. 5104.76; James Kennedy. $104.76; Tim Danaker. $104.76; Oliver Stuckwish. ; 5304.76; A. E. Seward. 5104.76; Chas. MarDrey. $104.76: John B. Quirk. $104.76: Can Iske. $104.76; John Eckstein. $77.60: Al--1 ber; A. Elder. $77.60; Anna Elliott, $77.60; | Alice Eshowskv. $77.60; George Everhart. I $77.60; Wm. J. Feldman. $77.60; Wm. E. j Fitzg.abons. $77.60; Bennie Flagler. $77.60; I Collie Watson Gamble. $77.60: Eli Gold. | £77.60: Mollie Goldstein. $77.60; E. P. | Grannan, $77.60; Mrs. Paul R. Griffith. | $77.60; Harry Gross, 577.60: Edward i Hackett. $77.60; Marv Harms. $77.60: j Naomi B. Haves. $58.20; Chas. J. Hawkins. $77.60; Marianna Hedges. $77.60; Mabelle Hendleman. $77.60; Marguerite Kennessv. $77.60: John Hickey. $77.60: James J. Hill. $77.60; A. L. Hochman. $77.60: Thomas Hogan $62.08; Dona Hohman. $77.60; Edward Johnson. $77.60: Chas. W. Johnson. $77.60; Lula A. Jones. 577.60; Mike Juliano. $77.60; Joseph Kav. $77.60; Joseph Keller. $77.60; John L. Kennedy, $77.60: Genevieve Lahev, $77.60: Ida Lee, $77.60; Marie Lepper, $77.60: Harry Levin, $77.60: Anna Lynch. $77.60; Anna Petit, $153.09; Alma Dammeyer. $104.76: Sue Harris. $89.24; Chas. Albersmi?r. $85.36; Walter Dearing. $85.36; John Howard $89.24: Anna Waldo. $77.60: Harrv Lamb. $77.60: Nellie Stammel. $104.76; Katherine Ashbaugh. $69.84; Hazel Brieniicn. $69.84; Julia H. Buckley. $69.84; Bertha Budtiick, $69.84; J. J. Byrne, $69.84; Florence Carnev. $69.84; Elizabeth Cook. $69.84; Mrs. H. Eads. $69.84; Lewis Harding. $69.84; Anna Haves. $69.84: Elsa Hildebrand. $69.84; Edith Johnson. $77.60: Margaret Linnamen. $69.84: Margaret McCrossen. $69.84; Helen Morton. $69.84; Helen Treacy, $69.84; June Wall $69.84; Elizabeth Moirhaye. $69.84; Archie Landv. $104.76; John C. McCloskey. $208.08; Theodore Dammeyer, $153: Hazel Clark. 5141.75: William J. Dudley. $141.75; Ethel Ealev, $141.75; Anna Feeney. $141.75: Katherine Fisch. $141.75; Clara Free, $141.75; Ruth Kennedy, $141.75; William Kleis. $141.75; Paul P. Koesters, $141.75: Edward J. Kribs. $141.75: Nellie Lavden, $141.75: Jacob L. Smith, $141.75: William Sowders. $141.75; Richard G. Stewart $141.75; Louis J. Wahl. $141.75: Emma Woods. $141.75; Edward McLaughlin, $141.75; Ralph D. Adair. $77.60: Lillian Ahlmer. $77.60; Abe Alox. $77.60: Ruth Alexander. $77.60; Eugene Armstrong. $77.60: Margaret Atkinson, $77.60; Florence E. Baase. $77.60; Richard M. Barrv, $77.60: Helen Beckman. $77.60: John Bohr. 577.60: Frank Benkc, $77.60; Jack Berger. $33.80: Margaret Bier. $77.60; Alice N. Bohm. $77.60; Stella Brink. $77.60; Marie Bradv $77.60; Louis Broking. $77.60; Bernhardt Brockman, $77.60; John Brunner. $77.60; Lawrence Burnell, 577.60: Thelma Barker. $62.08: Charles L. Cahill. $77.60; Lawrence P. Cahill. $77.60; Hazel Callaway. $77.60: Edwin S. Carey. $77 60: Don Carson. $77.60: Iva Conklin. $77.60; John G. Cornet. $77.60; Ldnnie M. Craig. $77.60; Nellie Crawfords. $77.60; Luetta Cunningham. $77.60: John Croucher. $62.08: George E. Daniels. $77.60: Marv A. Drake. $77.60: Albert Wm. Dugan $77.60: Paul Dunlea. $77.60: Janet Dunlop. $77.60: Homer Dupee. $77.60: Thomas Hatfield. $74.88: Roy Milburn. $74.88: Hal Thornburgh, SSO; Ed Orr, SSO: Mabel McDaniel. SSO: Ed Fox. SSO; Frank McHugh. $75: Robert Gillespie, SSO: Mrs. Mvers. $25; Julia Griffin. $43.92: Janice Rvan. $43.92: Katherine Gillespie. $40.26; Marlory Snvder $40.26; Jennie Wiggs. '540.26; Melvin Bodensick. $37.44: Harry Jackson. $36 60; John Vogel. $25.62: Homer Blount. 529.28: Harry Gasner. $29.28: Frank Mathesack. $29.28: Harlow Turner. $29.28: Clarence Ploenges. SSO: Lee Bloomenstcck. $44: Ravmont Bird. $29.28: Wm. Montgomery. $29.28: Robert Anderson. $29.28: Harrv Crook. $25; Ray Staub. $49.92: James Connell. $45.76; Paul O'Brien. $49.92; Hord Maddock, $49.92: Bernard Waters, $49.92: Harrv Mack $49.92; Ed Clinton. $49.92: Agnes Gilliga.n, $51.24; Marv Koenecke. $51.24; Ruth Siefrt. $51.24; Elois Griffith, $47.58: Thelma Dickman. $47.58: Frieda Brimberrv, S18.30; Frances Sherer. $36.60; Ruth Peevler. $43.92: Marian McClain. $43.92: Dorothy Christensen. $36.50; Dorothy Battenberg, $47.58; Hazel Farage. $29.28; Lucille Anderson. $18.30: Lucille Vondersaar, $18.30; Virginia Ittenback. $18.30: Mary Lynch. $18.30: Mildred Boyer $18.30; John J. Beatty, $185: Badger Williamson. $133.33: Charles Forshea, $133.33; Joel Baker. $133.33: Louis Henseben. $133.33; John Kelly. $133.33: Maurice Peelle. $158.33; Cecil Eschmever. $112.50: Phillip Early. $112.50; Elva Powers. $133,33; James Potter. $133.33: Victor Rigot. $133.33: William Beckwith. $133,333: Frank Lyons, $133.33: Fred L. Lav, $100; Edgar C. Coffman. $112.50; Katherine De Miller, $108.33; Margaret Snider. $1C0: Cleliss Siebert S100: Bess Kern. $100; Lawrence Ammon, $112.50: Thomas Dovle. sll2 50; Marcel Wheeler. $112.50; Dollv Flanders. $95.83: Charles Herman. $95.83: Mabel Mather. $95.83: Marv Knippenberg. $95.83; Eleanor Eaker. 595.83: Genevieve Furnas. $83.33; Elsie King. $83.33; Rossie Pittman, $83.33; John E. Millikan. $83.33: Theresa Genus, SB3 33: Patnine O’Neal. $83.33: Charles E. Steinwender $95.83; W. K. Sproule. $135; A. D. Porter $135: Clav Britton. $112.50: Eva Pitser. $135: Carl. Kunz. $135: John Anackcr. $135: Rosemary Lawlor. $135; Joe Grossart. $100; Mabell Anderson, $100: Alma Burns. $100: Einora Sheakel. $1C0: Nell McCarty. $100: Wanda Farr. $100; Ruth Green. $100: Chas. Hawkins. $100: Virginia Sage. $100; Elizabeth Brewer. $100: W. H. Albersmeier, $166.66; Ruby Kendleman, $135: Emma Holy. $100: George Kirkhoff $135: John T. Fogarty $200; Le Roy Fligel. $135; Frank Ballman. $150: Sara Henzie. $135; Charles A. Slir.ger. $150: Norris Swhear. $125; Theodore C. Hurst. $125: Paul Russe. $125: Thomas Morris. $125: Edward Green. $125: James McGovern. $125; Frank H. Slutsky. ?125; James E. Custard. $125: Arthur Fields Jr.. 5125; William F. Roxenbaum. $112.50: M. Henry Cain. $112.50; Carl V. Dietz. $112.50; Arthur E. Brown, $112.50: James Neller. $112.50; Ward Waganan. $112.50; Katherine Hodges. $112.50: Dorothy Brehob. $112.50; Josephine Wade. $112.50; Marv E. Yergin. $100: Catherine H. Marshall. S9O; Clara B. Hilkene, S9O; Helen Baker. S9O: Jessie Settles. S9O; Elizabeth Hodge. S9O: Francis Biemer, i.28: Chas. F. Johnston. S4O; Ruth Linelan. $35.20: Flora Mabie. $60.80; Harold vlessersmith. S2B: John O'Connor. $23: Marv Zener. $70.40; Ernest Buenting. $125: Lena Anacker. 59.99: Marv Anderson $89.91: Francis Beimer. 586.58; Marie HaTer. $16.65: Harold Messersmith. $86.53: John O'C-onner. $99.90; Dorothy* Cory. $16.65; Caroline Weaver. $9.99; Ben F. Pciton. $21.64: Pauline Kappmever. $125; Arthur Marcv. $100: Thomas Bridges. $100: John Deffenbaugh, $100: Ceanetta Vinci, $100; Louis Makee, $100; Bc-rtha Cain. $100: Nettie Landers. $100: Sara Rabin. $100; Anna Owen. $100; Samuel Jones. $135; Mary Shackelford, $108.37; Joseph McLaffertv $108.37: Thomas Bell. $135; John Brewirigton. $135; David Hanlev. $135: Lewis K. Murchie. 5135: John Corder. $135: Owen Reillv, $135; Fred Cretors. $135; Roy Hendershot. $135: Jc-senh Tragesser. $135; James Delaney. $1.85: Gilbert Thomas. 5135: Arthur Chevrolet. $135: Edward Hindel. $135; Harrv Cook. $135: August Gatto. 5135; Conrad Weigand. $135: Charles IVeiss, 5135: Eleanor Hussey. $125: Hazel Tomlinson, $100: Juanita Wickliff. $100; John E. Boyce. $166.66: Waldo Carter. $166.66; Michael Lane. $150: Henry Lee. $135: Henrv Walker. $135; Howard Skaggs. 5135; Patrick Kinney. $135; Julia Landers. $135; Edward Kassenbrock. 5135: Frances McQuiston. $80: Ruth Rilev. $80: C. G. Berrv | '135: .7. C Clark. $135: Frank Short. $135: Eugene Daly. $108.33: Pearl Roberts. S9G; ; Martin Rufus. $96; Marjorie Knuckles, i $’00: J. Malcolm Dunn $249: Reba Herr. I $100; Elizabeth Tyre. 128.52; Elizabeth I Tyre. $35.94; Minnie F. Sartor. $96; Wm. E. Arbuckle, $57: John E. Wvttenbach. M D.. $120; E. R. Wilson. M. D.. $140: A J. King, M. D.. S6O: Joseph Frantz. $58.20; Virgil Wray $31.04; Oscar Boreman. S6O: Edward Muesing. S6O: Mrs. Frank Hack. SSO; Samuel Parson $45: Elizabeth Wheatlev. $141.75: John J Ercden. $125: Gertrude Corwin SB3 33: Jas. E. Berrv. $28.35: Harold Hunga-e $68.04; Mabie Moore. S3O: Arville Williams. S3O: Anna Petrey. S4B; Davis Omie. $36; Eve Hohlt. S7B; Virg Fendiev. Sl2: A. M. Glenn, $24; CJaude Fort. $24; Lilly Schulz. S3O; J. Schanke S3O: Grover Star—baugh. S3O; L. A. Hohlt. $200; J. A Gill S3O: Agnes Spaulding. S3O: E Berlhoehr; S3O: B Brewer S3O; Mabel Norwood. $39Nora Smith. $39: Mrs. Steels Russell. S3O; William Harbir. $46.56:, Thomas Hankins, $54.32: Marguerite Jovce. $46.56: i Addle Lang. $58.20; Mae Leap. $54 32: Ed- - ward Messmer. $46.56: Minnie MeGrew $>4.32; Russell Owen. $54 32; Margaret i Reillv. $54.32: Agnes Roach, $54.32: Ha Rfcenbaveh. $54 32: Sallie Svendsen $50.44: Lela Stewart. $54,32: William Turner $54.32: Marearet Vaughn $46.56: May Wirabrecht. $58.20: Sadie Newman $42. Carl E. Off. s2l: Austin Petit. $36; F: ank Shaffer. $42; Gertrude Smith. $42. Helen Simon. $36; Flossie Tavlor. $42: La Von Thacker. sls; Garrett Van Blaricum. $42: Leßoy WakeSeid. $39; George Shaffer. $58.92. Raymond Hardin. *SB 92: Alonzo Hoffman. *72: William T Park. $72: Carl Blackburn. $81: Lorraine Blackburn, *81; Baxter D. Park, *108; Edw. Prange. *42: Ernest H. Cook. *33; Elgy Mathews. $24: XUa Cook. ssl; Lea ter Mc-

I LEG ALS 56 Legal Notices ’ U.am. sl2, ad Cook, s6B' Martin n.-ni *?: Flick Beaver. *33; Esther iormS?' ia.C Jacoo Hinds. *33; John Oarrson' $33 John Clossey. S3O. Robert M Hinev sa ■ U.arence M Dooson. *ls; Leor, 4 A-ir-n' I hammers! Hornacav. *sl: Israel Cottise *sl- pwJ ! a, *ssl • TC i *•**: Ancerwn Lucas] *ls] | firs' 1 1 pi“m *BSB 20- R \l?s c , urtlr y- **B 20: Edgfr : Samuel ’lLf' 5104 .6, Nora Johnson. $lO4 76 MafgareAroeter. *54.32. Anna BlaldsU s3l oS$54 U 3 e 2 na * 46 56 Marion Bryan. Armstrong. $39 Harrv ) ’ er - * 3t) - lua Button. $27; Fred C a-k $42: Theodore Evster H - ei;j rn 2 ?i Luste ie kivett J °l4s' m 2 '' Fra ' nlc i o'i l n^ ‘■ ,* 42 ; Minn 1 e Bc-rnhardi. zfr-Si: T Bf ‘ t c ° ol - *54.32; John Conner Eulisl s?fi U 9? err ‘ * 54 - 32 Katherine Sto.oo. Sleuana Griffith c• c. ce. Jacob Harlan *38.80: Oscart’ 1 Halier' s3jd: John J, Kelly. S3OO- FredririT m' 1 t u lK Dean 23o i2?o ern r t i J l ates *250; RusI jw/S W 2 a^in. Ja $ C 2 °0 b o: S a e %eifa 2 n 0 S: i *so‘ r John B Connor] ISO; 1 Mfchwl ! pTVw: s i° b°H S ! H 5O: S R s°s bert G^g? an p a^r ' F %| ber e g Dh si2s- S IZT J io - Benha er FMrJten: pJ- g ’riA 12 r-' nna Ma - V Pickering. si00; M § EI K : Lou?e lar s S riiit $ h 233 iEi ; ' sll9 06 A"'?’ * s l l9 °S : Claren^'j^e.sfer] suy.ot), a. J. Schneider. M. D $75- a M 0.83; U Cara*Ruie!' $4?°S Ahv °Hun fry, 3 *i5 °Rifey^Le wis f %43^33 ■ s46^6 m M^rv le 4 M-33i. pets $4 6 66 Flo J d M ai 2r eli r* 4s; CharlM eS Wagner' |lV and Wt e V : Z oIa a iZi *35: Ellen Yunt. $35: Anna Bruse *35-' William Craig, S2O; W H Rose $4666' Edward Bull. $16.66. Harr? Barreu Barrett sls; TuU Buhr' Frank .McAdams. $73.31: Earl RnL Murph^Y5 e 0 nCe Hewy er ße r nl 4 o 3 ehr : Rehlfrie. C s4C>:' Gea^Ln^ B ' 3^, rico e S4O' 50 'AlhPr? e £ aDDS - * 6O: Anna Car? c ?' K'ng. $.,8.33; Matilda K.i.g. $-iO. Jessie Lnderwood S2O 88 Tilh#* Theurer, $11.62: Hazel Dale $32 sri- S S la M 2.50: Roscoe Bu eh a nan s3s* Brock C *4O- S4 Fii ■ Mikels. S4O; Nell Id; M ?tin UC G h rTdv n $1 S 5 3 ?8 jTn Mary° n £ovi? Russell Clark S4O; stere Spea?' S3O 4T $40 rV E’i7 J - a h C e l th SW): $ W ): Sa r ah E. Councilman] R 4 ,r<re E an b He " dri cks, S4O: Milton E. p ar suitn*r 4o fip n E - Pickard. $96; Freda Pattman ' - f t " E ” omis William Nltannv ssn-‘ . T‘ ra °thy Brisbane. S6O: Da £' Ido1 d0 - Hourietta Bornham, $46 66f6'c m^, J ßuchanan - S4O; Susie A Milliken SSO : Ann). SSO: Marietta Fishe?' Scil' i^ nnie Watkins, SSO: Lucy Hayden SSO: Frances Hazel. S4O: Helen Mvers $35 : fftella Watts. $35; Hattie Brown S4O : r e 11 a Powell. $46.66; Finny Perrv* s3s’ Lucv Shelby S4O: Ruben Wotten sso* Steely Board, s6o] Mark Battie s sls’ Charleston Cox. *l3; Lee ““' jar ' $116.66: Lectl T. Trook sisnWalters. $100: Nel W Dunkle $25- Hazel R?e n drmh $3 5 : 22 B s , n v “ *3s] Maud Malotr $R6 2 67 50 ar |., J ? ss;l P- *35: Elsie oo*,; *4. 6 l' J^ nie Skidmore. $35; Lora T, p f, arl . Butts. $45; Gertrude is mb fc> S ;5 : Kathenne Stott. $45: Ella Nall 545. Ruth Hiatt. $35: Mabel Brown $35-' M™' e T t Weadrick. sl6: Maud Die'drlek] fsie Carey, sl2: Emma Bertram, *ludd. $36; Katherine Mcore] Trook S7O: Byron K. Rust. ?a a4 Ch i'?V l F'e, Arno , d ' . s l s: M- E. Tennant, ssn- 34 r^f, Cli e> Ca^ rolL J 7O; John B - Stone linbM? Ul MiS :a^ ter 4 T M , 4: Leoti T - Trook. $109.61. Mildred Hopkins. $60.45: ConAiw C , e lls ' n v *68.20: Clara White. 31: Alleta Bannister. $62: Christine Peters $68.20, May Garity, $37.20' Mabel Rus-ft-U. *40.30: Marv A. Buckler. $51.15' Mary Hooper. $55.80: Katie Stoll. $37.20: Vanja Johnson $.4.40: Della Resnover. $74.40: Gladys Nicelv $o5.80; Hazel Keck, $49.29*55.80; Etollle Graehrr 5J5-95. Cecil Tripper. $40.30: Marv Wills. $60.45. Lara Mandara. $75.95: Minnie Enow- *80.60' Minnie Schnabel. $74 40M aur ice Reilly. $119.06: William Singer] SO7: Ida Currv. *7O; Emma Yeager S7O- - - * 7O: Alberta Goins, S7O; Lottie Thomas. S7O: Mildred Nelson. *6O; Prances Roby. S6O: James Jones. $80: John King. S3O. Baxter Martin, $80; James Russell $80; Nate Bess. $80: Allan Trabue. $80: Howard Shibclv. $80: Frank P,? b ,‘} nnon '-* SO: Oscar Green. S3O: Oscar Wohe, $80; Dr. O. D. Ludwig. $119.06; Mildred M. Reynolds. $87.61: Bernice Murphy $100; Dr. E. H. McShav. $176; Dr. Paul Leathers. S3O: Clara Norris. $100; .June Cotton. $141.39: Estle M. Fisk. $143.19: Kate D. Huber. $138.87: Ethel M. Hargrave sl-11.57; Mildred Harvey. $141.57; Carrie A' Lombard. $141.57: Louise Mesh. $140.19 : ?, e ]fl- Pearson ' *141.57: Edith H. Young. $141.57; Frank D. Brattain. *153.09; Jacob Buennagie. $153.09: H. H. Gungate. *85.05. William Harold Huff. $109: Berlin Wilson. Hartman. $8: Albert Steinmeier, $4.95: Charles Roberts. sls; William Wadsworth. sls: Fred Steinmeier, S2B: Bud Morrison. $17.50: Emerson Howell. $17.50; Harry Strange. $7.50: Willard Murphy. $4.50: Berlin Wilson. 57.50: Albert Steinmeier. $12.80: Milton E. Lvle, $105.50John Kramer. S3O: Milo Waddv. $4.50: Chalmer Waddv. $3; John Waddv. $3; Henry Schmier, $4.50: John Dick's. $6; Woodrow Davidson. $2.70: Harlev Offenbacher, $7.50: John Dicks. $7.50; John Schildtmrr. $25.50: Ed Franke. $26.40Wilbur Ortel. sl7: Willard Mitophfer. sl3; Clarence Pell. $3 50: Edmun Holtzhauser. $4.50: John Schildmier. $9.75: Fred Darner. $1.50: George Pruitt, $3: Henrv Prange $1.50: Alfred Pell. $7.50; Charles Caplinger. $107: Clarence Schakel. $20.80; Moerl Hasting. $12.90: Ovear Erisman. S16.80: Ben Klcine. $6.60; John Hartman. $6.60; William Windhorst. $3: George Kleine. $3: Elmer Wittee. $3: Theodore Bode, $2.40: Garner Schutt. $2.40; Elsie Willsev. $2.40: Harrv Koening. $2.40: Clarence Pinkston. $4.50: Garrett Toon. $7.80: Frank Gillispie. $7.80; Lawrence Waterman. $6: Omer Toon. $1.50: D. H. Woempner. 52.40: Clarence Schakel. $19.50; Ed Koch. $2.40: Andv Koch, $2.40: George Koch. $2.40; Edward Bode. $2.40: Clarence Woempner. $3; Herod Toon. $2.50William L. Parish. $3: Byron Wicker. 90c: Newal Hamlyn. $3; Carl Martindale. $3: Ben Kleine. $15.50; Harry Lichtenburg, $10150; Ed Klein, $5; Ancil Hartman. SB3; Chris Schilling. $22.55; Ed Maze. $7.50; Roy Deerburg, $9.50; Chris Schilling. $7.60: Roy Deerburg, $6.30; Chris Hause, $3.60; Ed Maze, $1.20; Earl Smith. $1.20; Luther Smith, $3.90: Harry Craft. $2.10; Raymond Schloesser. $4.80: Earl Portteus $4.20; Edwin Rode, $6.30: Frank Cummings. $3.30: Carl Deerburg. $3.90: Kenneth Adams, $7.20: Ed Eaglen. $1.20: Claude Eaglen, $1.20; James Pierce. $4.80; Fred Burkhart, $69: Harold Emmett. $10: William Achgill. $1.20: Fred Risch. $5.20: John Tex. $12.40: Beniamin Bixier. sls: Kenneth Day. $39: William Achgill, $8.20; George Bixier. $7.50: Fred Risch. $9.90: A. N. Smithev. $4; Marcus Hieny. $5: William Achgill. $1.80; John Klven. $9.30: Otto Anniekles. $9.30: George Mayo. $9.30: Marion Burkhart. $4,50; Albert Fergason, 90c: John Bracken. S6; Bruce Croas. $3; Robert Schneider. $1.50; Harold Emmett. $3: W. O. Hawk. $5.70; George Beips. $3: Earl Copeland. $3; A. W. Smithev. $3: Charles W. Heinv, S2B: G. V. Park. $9.60: John Black. $2.40: Emmett Myers. $2.40: Earnest Myers. $4.25: Leonard Thibo. $4.25. Charlie Roe. $9: Hearchell Byers. $9: Earl Smith. sls: Frank Blaskev. $1.50: Rav Blaskev. $1.50; Fred Dunn. $10: J. T Miller. SB2: C. A. Baker. $19.60; Frank Grimes. $14.30: Frank Davis. *3.50: George Kelley. $9; Pat Kanev. $13.75: Mike Classev. $2.50: Albert Kaney. $7.50: Rov Sanders. $7.50; Charles Smith. $7: C. A. Baker. $7.20: Charles Davis. $2.10: George Kelley. $1,50; C. E. Schrter. 58.70: Vergil Eastes. $1.50: Harrv Brookshire. $75.50: Richard Brookshire. $8.70: Bob Hollingsworth. $8.70: John Shell. $4.50: Ed Cobb. 57.20: Harvev Johnson. $4.50: Ace Conarol. $1.50; William Conarol, $1.50: John Miller, $9.20: John Miller. $2.75; Harve Brandenburg, sl2: Perry Wells, $5.10; William Davis, $2.40; Joe Hardin. $2.40: Arthur Hollingsworth. $2.40: Clark Pollard. $5: Joe Dinsmore. $4.50; Cecil Sparks. $1.20; Carl King. $74,50: Fred King. $35; C. H. Smith. $31.50: C. H. Smith. $5.40: Henry Whitinger, $2.70: Grant Sherman. $2.70: Homer Moulton. $12.90; Fred Watson. $78.50: Karvey Trittipo. $63; Breton Bolander, $52.25; G. M. Watson. $1.50; Cecil Scott. $2.40;' Porter Apple. $4,50: George Ringer. 54.50; Burrel Hutchinson. $4.50: Glenn Stewart. $4.50. C. O. Wamslev. $4.50: C. Wamslev. $1.80: Frank McCord. *4.50: James List. $2.80: Archia Sparrow. $1.50: Lawrence McGehev. $2.40: Cliff Frentzreib. $2.40: Harrv Trittipo. $9: G. M. Watson, S2O: John Mathis. $5; H. P. Christian. $44.80: Dallas Mavhew, $35.18; Roy Lanahan. $15.40; Delmer Shreave. $4.20; John Sharp. $44.40: Harry Leighty, $44.85: John Crawford. $39.75; E. M. Dale. $26.40; Rav Totten, $21.60: Fred No-dseiK. $97.20- Emil Minor. *B4; Leo White. $120.83: David Taylor. *l2O 83: Everitt Rollinson. $120.83; Harrv O'Brien. *120: John Rvan, $120: Louis Wolverton. SB6; Everett McCurdy. 574.25: Rav Lanahan. $61.75: Ed Huegler. 578.75: D. E. Sheeley. $96.75: Paul Resenet. 590.63; John Carson. $55.80: Sam Duncan. $59. Paul Canadav. $56.60: Robert Brown. $65.20: Frank Hager. $61.20: Adrian Grimes. *6B: Harry Brown. $60.80: C. W. Beck *07.60: Fred Stambro. $73.40: Paul Monday. *44: Guy Hamilton. $119.08: Joseph Ebaugh. $60.80: Wilbur Lnmpher. s6o.<<o: William Dickman. 554.40: Alfred McKensie. sj>7.6o: Howard A. Tiiford. $38.40: Eiling Nelson s60.80: Vern Hamilton. S6O 80: Marshall Oberholtzer. $76: Edward Pell. *5-40: C. M. Howard. $21.60: Carl Sobbe. Sl3o Joseph T. Moran. $62.08' Antoinette M. Dowd. $62.08: Beulah R. Ferguson. $62.08: William F. Glickert. $62.08: George Beaman. $62.08; Mrs. Roy C. Cryder. $62.08: Mrs. Mvrtle Hinesley. $62.08; C. E. Eberhardt. $54.32; R. B. Hottel. *62.08: Pearl E. Mansfield. $82.08: Hulda Warsham. 562.08; Florence Covle. $65,96: Maud V. Bauer. $62.08: Jessie J. Buskirk. $62.08: Harrv S. Lawton. $62.08: May Price. $62.08: Frances Wiebke. $73.72: John H. Bingham. $62.08: Feme Hltzelberger *73.72: Mrs. Homer Olvev. $81.48: James C. Gillaspv, $62 08: Fletcher C. Maholm $73.72: Addie Murphv. $73.72: Georgia Radtke. *62.08: Gravce B. Eubank. $77.60: Mrs. Verna Caldwell. *sl; Charles S. Roberts. $45: i Marv F. Steinmeier. ssl: Voliet M. Mv-ers. *sl; Thomas D. O Brien. *65.96; Oscar Wuensch. $65.96: Michael Lutz. $6->96: Clara Colbert. $11.64: Lena Anacker. *11.64: William L. Brasket. $11.64- M L. Strickland. $104.76: William McQueen. *375: Andrew E. Soudah. $250: Donald K. Clerk. $175: Russell S Henrv. $80: Dae Miller. SBO Leonard Miller. $14.28: Audrey C. Bulen. SBS; Beitv Gardner. *6O: Deisev Barthelmav. $35: Sarah J. Mock. $10: Ruth Richardson. *6O: Lura Fuller. s4*: Roque Webb. $54; Cora Sherrick. 594,i8; | Gertrude B_ Bogan $110; Lucile Loftus. I SBS; MPbel Kise. 5135: Ora Phillips. SBS: Pearl Wood. SBS Blanche Nelson. $68.75: ; Ruby Record, $68.75: Cecil Stubbs. *52.50; Daisv Bissev. $52.50: Blanche Btssev. *52.50: Elaine Duttcn. *52 50: LaVaughn i Snvder. *52 50: Rubv Fordvce, *3 5 63; j Muriel Gvger. *52.50: Marv Johnson. *52.50; Maurine McFarren. *52.50; Thelma Jones. *46: Marie Blackburn. *46: Mildred Norris. *46: Marie Oliver. *4l: Anna Lee ; Jackson. $2.93. Gforge Alice Graessle, s4l; 1

LEGALS 56 Legal Notices Mer.deth Naylor. *4l: Zetta Evans. *4l 1 Huida Cooper. *7.14: Olive Dvke *4l: Margaret Wamslev. $lO. Einora DeFord. $37: ELen Ganger. $37. Marie Hv.ar.d. $37; Florence S'.gler. $37 John Hennessv. 535; Charles Wmton. $35; Leek Mathlev. $35; James Thomas. $35: Wavne Hor- | ton. $35: Charles Palmer $35; Eddie Fish--1 er. $35: Walter Mans. $35: Edward Tavlor. $35; Chris Oilis. $35; Bertha Lvnch. i $35: Ethel Johnson. s3>; Marv Lo-.e. 535 Maude Dußois. $35; Ada Cory. $35: Bes- ! sie Dillev. $35: Rtith Winton. $35. Grace Mevers. $35: Gertrude Rowland. $35. B?r----j tie L. Greenwili. $35. Ethel Cook. $35 Margaret Bennett. $35 Maxwell Ramsev, SBS: John Conrad. S6B: Clarence Lowe. 552.50: Rose McCormick. $22.02: Edna Bolander. $8 86; Katherine Eickhoff. s3l. ! Roscoe Mason. s3l: William Conklin. s3l j Arthur Mueller. S3l: Nettie Apple. s3l : ; Keith Conrad. $35: Clarence Cooper. $35 Berime Fisher. $35: Ben Jones. $35; John Aieksa $35 Frank Klingler, $35. James Bennett. $150: William Knox. *75: Kenneth Hutcheson. $54; Q. W. Gerkins. $54 Laurel Apple. *54: Martin Mahler. SBS : Eyerard Honan. S7O: Henry Schroeder. $4 : wayne Bloomer. $21.30. Charles Reichardt. $-8. Solon C. Vial. *176 06: Sarah Phelps I Rodfciter Scholl. $75.56. Estel Mane Weltv. $79.19; Laurel C. Thayer. $78.90; Howard , ? , 1 - -Ha 11. * <9.06: Jessie Scooler Landers. $156: Gilbert Hunnsinger. *4.06: John C. ■ Kirch. *l2o. Sheldon Kev. $125: Andrew I S,?Sy er - *1?5 : , Ros * McCormick. S10.50; I WiUiam McGill. $125: Wm. H. Armstrong I £P,-* 63 -. 63; American Linen Supply Cos, i J? 3 ?®: American District Telegraph Cos, j $19.50: Auto Equipment Cos, $77.54: AmI encan L. & M. Cos, $1.05: Advance Tvpe- | ' ir;t f r Cos, $10.75 Advance Paint Cos, B - „ B ’ lrf ord Printing Cos, $32.58; Booth Fisheries Cc, $145.69 Brown Huffstetter Material Cos, $40.57Banquet Ice Cream Cos, $27; Board of School Commissioners. $118.51: Audrey Bulen. $2 20: Harrv Barrett. $11.13: W. E. Beery. $105; Wm. Blanchard. $1.50: Balkc & Krause. $9.05: Hugh J. Baker. $14.70: George Bixier. $75.53: BUI Anderson Spring Service, 5d.43: Edward Boren. $2,085.70: P oc s Equipment Cos, S3: Charles A. Broadhead. $95: Citizens Gas Cos, $114.70: Capitol Dairies Cos, $2,303.33: Crane Cos, $38.20: Crescent Paper Cos, $143.40: Century Tire Cos, $122.08: Clarke ■'Bros.. $380.50; Otto Cook. $04.83; Capitol Ice Cos, $75: J. W. cotton. $10; Crystal Springs Water Cos, $29; Central Buick Cos, $4.13: Circle City Rubber Works, $3.50: Frank M. Dell. *5.75: Efroymson sic Wolf. *932.63; Eagle Macp'fw Cos, $1.25; Eauipment Service Cos, $12.97: Federal Auto Supply Cos„ $18.10; says ay Fa, Fiddle. $7: R. s. Foster Lumber F, 0 .;. A B2 tlansberg Shirk Lumber Cos, $143.49; The Gibson Cos, 50c: Glenn Valiev Gravel Cos, $654.36: Goodrich Silvertown Cos $1,019.70: Habig Bros, $893.74: Hoosier Coffee Cos, $621.57: Henrv Hanes & Son, $38.i5. Horner Bros, $4.51: Hillman China Cos, Sll.. 5; Home Elevator Cos, $24.75: Hoover Bowers Cos, $4.05; Home LumC°, *35.93: W J. Holliday Cos, $238.61: Indianapolis Pov6er & Light Cos, j $339.20: Indianapolis Spring Service. $8.27; | Indiana Bell Telephone Cos, $134.17; Indiana Reformatory. $328.24; *udianapolis }Y a *er Cos . $62.55: Indiana Oxvgen Cos, 529. < 2: Indianapolis Belting & Supply Cos, sls; Indiana Hog & Cattle Produce Cos, S3O; Indiana Printers Supply, $14.80: Indianapolis St. R. R. Cos, $122.50: Oliver Isensee, $2: Inland Battsrv & Electric Cos, sl4: Indiana Gravel Cos, $16.88: Indiana Concrete Pipe Cos, SI?: International Harvester Cos, $33.56 Johnson Maas Cos, 5178.35; Kuhns Market. $2,495.47; Paul Krauss Cos, $384.29; J. L. Keach & Cos, $486.95: John Kit-lev. $150; King Typewriter Cos, $1: Dennis Lvons. *4: Landwerlin Lea Cos, $24.85: Dennis Lvons. S3O; Lincoln Oil Refining Cos, $478.08 D. A. Lubricant Cos, $127.89: Martin Truck Cos, $84.19: Mutual China Cos, $23.20: Albert G. Maas. $715.20- William McQueen. 65c; Mooney Mueller Ward. $191.66: Dr. E. H. McShay. S3O: Milo Chemical Cos, $43.82; Susie A. Milliken. $1.65: C. J. Maines. $3.60: New Palestine Ele. Cos, $132.56 M. O’Connor & Cos, $2,260.48: W. G. O'Neall Cos, $174 60: C. Off & Cos, $8.50: Penn Coal Cos, $314.85; Pittman Rice. $3,147.16: Penn Coal Cos, $23.90; Pearson Piano Cos, $2.75; Quaker Oil Cos, $25.54: Perine Oil Cos, $662.94; Alfred A. Reger. $507.50: Red Star Yeast & Products Cos, $33.22; Ransom & Randolph Cos, $25.64: V. A. Russell. S9B; I. D. Revnierson. $31.10: Robert Rav, 545: Republic Creosoting Cos, $569.92: Standard Oil Cos, $78.72; Sinker Davis Cos, $15.40: Sanborn Electric Cos, $398.52; Speedway Gravel Cos, $40.95: Southside Baking Cos, $518.27: Schweir Garage. $5.60: Sargent Paint Cos, $73.73: Adolph Seidenstecher. S3O: Strand Shoe Rebuilders, $47.25; Harrv E. Sargent. $66.67; J. Solotken, $5.50; C. C. Shatter. $1.60: Spickelmier Fuel Cos, $4; Peter Thoman. $26.75: E. 11. Trimpe. $50.20: Vonnegut Hardware Cos, 5132.90: Vaughan’s Seed Store. $21.50: C. S. Vining. $2.90: Warren Seed Cos. $51.73: Wilson Auto Too Cos, $13.50: William H. Wendell. $784.92: Weber Milk Cos.. $82.46: William C. Wier. $2.82; H. A. Waterman Cos, *38.97; R. S. Williams Cos, $23.33: Western Union Telegraph Cos, $81: H. A. Waterman. $37.05: The White Cos, $37.47: American Linen & Supply Cos, $2.67: Addressograph Sales Agency. $12,235: William B. Burford Printing Cos, $3,941.60, William E. Clauer. sl4: John T. Clapp. $23.60: Ed Cook. $10; John L. Dugan. $184.35: Beniamin Frev. S6O; Frank Gibleu. $48.85: Oliver W. Isensee. $2 25; Indiana Bell Telephone Cos, $95.13: Indianapolis Commercial. $38.75: Indianapolis Printing Cos, $839.15; King Typewriter Cos, $45.50; H. Lieber Cos, $82.88: Joe Leider, $5.50: James M. McKinney, $5.72: Carviee Miller. $6: Niman Transfer Cos, SSO; National Used Car Market Repeat. S6O: National Tracing Paper Cos, $25; John Pfonnning. £2O: Ransom & Randolph Cos, $42.40: Royal Typewriter Cos, $85.05: Glenn Ralston. $200: Adolph Seidenstecher. $367: John J. Sullivan. S11.20; Charles L. Sumner. $118.46; Stokes Pharmacy No. 2, $16.20; Harrv G. Sargent. $1.18; Underwood Typewriter Cos, $508.35; Marv A. Wood. $35.41; Zukesberg & Son. $100: Ida Mae Archibald. sl2; American Settlement. $36.40: William B. Burford, 80c: Walter T. Blasengym, $225; John J. Blackwell & Son. $75: Beard & Shelby. $75; Tillie R. Bennett. sl2: Harris Bridges. $25: George E. Brewer. $296.94; Citizens Gas Cos, 60c: Catholic Community Center, $984.60; Crawford Baptist School. $564.20; Florence Crittenden Home. $80.75; Dvnes Realty Cos, sl9: Godbv Evans. $75: Flanner & Buchanan. $225; Family Welfare Society. $4,321: Alice Farmer. sl2: John N. Gullefer, $7.50: Gibault Home for Boys. $585; Ed Hardin. $123.95: E. F. Harvey, $75; Grace B. Hensley. $100; Hisev & Titus. $75; Anna A. Hinkle. $20.15: Letha Hodge. sl2: Indiana Bell Telephone Cos, $948.43; Indianapolis City Hospital. S4O; Indianapolis Commercial. $76.23: Indianapolis Times. $24.73; Indianapolis News. $66.51: Indianapolis Power & Light Cos, $2,681.76: Indianapolis Water Cos, $186.27; Indiana Methodist Childrens Home $76.70: Indianapolis Orphans Home. $3,214.88: Viola Jacobs. $66: Jacobs Bros, S9O: Carson C. Jordan. $75; Anna Jones. S2O; Sallie R, Jones. S6O- Ruth Jones. SSO: Marv B. Keller. $75 40: Lucretia Fowler. sl2; Rose E. Logan. $27.30; Marvin Monroe. $3.99: James Mooris. $7.50; McCord & Son. *75; Harrv W. Moore. $l5O John P. Ragsdale. $150; Rovster & Askin. $340: Maud M. Ramsev. $13.20: Star Publishing Cos, $6.93: Shirley Bros, $225: Speaks & Finn. $75: Hazel Thomason. $20.15: Anna Toms. s2l: F. J. Vichmann Cos, $100: R. E. Wilhelm, $200; H. H. Woodsmall Agency. $74.25: C. M. C. Willis & Sbn. $340; White’s Manuel Labor Inst, $2,412.80. CHARLES A. GROSSART. Auditor Marion County. Ind.

NOTICE OF BOND SALE Center Township Marion County. Indiana Notice is hereby given that the Trustee and Advisory Board of Center Township of Marion County, Indiana, will meet at the office of the Trustee at No. 214 N. Senate Avenue, in the City of Indianapolis on the 15th day of May, 1934, at the hour of 9:30 o’clock A. M.. and at said time and place will receive bids on and sell to the highest bidder therefore an issue of judgment funding bonds of said Township in the amount of $128,867.68. Said bonds are to be dated May 20th. 1934. to bear interest at a rate not- to exceed five per cent per annum, the exact rate to be determined by bidding, which interest is payable on July 1. 1935. and semi-annually thereafter, to be in denominations of not less than SSO nor more than SI,OOO as requested by the successful bidder, and will mature in semi-an-nual series beginning on July 1. 1936, as follows: July 1. 1936 $7,000.00 Jari. 1, 1937 7,000.00 July 1, 1937 7,000.00 Jan. 1, 1938 7,000.00 July 1 1938 7,000.00 Jari. 1. 1939 7,000 00 July 1, 1939 7,000.00 Jan. 1, 1940 7.000.00 July 1 1940 7.000 00 Jan. 1. 1941 7,000.00 July 1. 1941 7,000.00 Jan. 1. 1942 7.000.00 July 1, 1942 7.000.00 Jan. 1 1943 7.000.00 July 1. 1943 7,000.00 Jan. 1. 1944 7.000.00 July 1, 1944 7.000.00 Jan. 1 1945 7.000 00 July 1. 1945 2,867.68 Said bonds are being issued pursuant to the provisions of Chapter 30 of the Acts of 1933. for the purpose of procuring funds with which to pay and satisfy certain judgments rendered against said Township on account of claims incurred for supplies and services rendered to the poor of said Township on orders issued by the Township Trustee. Bidders will be required to state the interest rate to be borne by the bonds covered by their bid. the number and denomination of the bonds bid on. and the premium, if any. to be paid. The right is reserved to reject any and all bids, or to sell a less amount of bonds than the amount advertised. No bid will be considered for less than the face value of the bonds covered by said bid plus the interest accrued and to accrue thereon from the date thereof to the date of payment therefor. In the event acceptable bids are not received on said date for all of said bonds, the Advisory Board and Trustee will convene in adjourned special session at the same hour of each succeeding day thereafter for the purpose of receiving bids on said bonds, without further advertisement, until all of said bonds are sold or until the further order of the Advisory Board. We are advised by counsel that these bonds are payable out of unlimited, ad ralorem taxes to be levied and collected >n all of the taxable property, both real and personal, in said civil township. Dated this 21st dav of March. 1934. HANNAH A. NOONE Trustee Center Township, NOTICE OF DETERMINATION The taxpayers of Center Township, Marion County. Indiana, are hereby notified that the Advisory Board and Trustee of said Township did, on the 21st dav of March. 1934. authorize the issuance and sale of the judgment funding bonds of said Township in the amount of $l2B- - bearing interest at a rate not to exceed five per cent i572i per annum (the exact rate to be determined by biddingi. and maturing serially over a period of nine years beginning on July 1. 1936 Said bonds are being issued for the purpose of procuring funds with which to pav and satisfy certain judgments against said township, all of which were rendered in the superior court of Marion County. Indiana, to-wit: On October 13, 1933 in cause No. A72664 Room 4 in favor of the Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis, in the sum of $lB 470 75 and costs; on March 5. 1934 in cause No. A75909 Room 4, In favor of Francis J. Harder in the sum of $405.06 and costs: on March 5. 1934. In cause No. A76383 Room 3 in favor of Albert H. Gisler in the sum of $70,355.94 and costs: on March 10. 1934, In cause No. A76453 Room 3, In favor of the Board of School Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis. In the

LLEGALS 56 Legal Notices sum of $26,623.13 and costs and on March 10, 1934 in cause No. A76459 Room 4. in favor of Standard Grocery Company. L. A Jackson, Inc . in the sum of $11,051 40 and costs and were on account of the furnishing of poor relief, by the issuance of said Judgment funding bonds, the Township wiii av-oid the necessity of paying ssiq judgments out of taxes levied and collected in one year and thereby equalize the tax burden. Taxpayers desiring to object to the Issuance of said bonds may file a remonstrance in the office of the Auditor of Marion County. Indiana, in the manner provided by statute. Dated this 2lst cav of March. 1934. HANNAH A NOONE. ! Township Trustee. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 782-C Application of Paui W. Miher, Wavne- : town, for permit to operate motor vehic.es ! as a contract carrier of property extending i thru or into cities and towns over hignj ways 34. 41, 43, 51. 28. 29, 9. 24. 8. Notice is hereby given tnat tne Public I Service Commission will conduct public : hearing In this cause in Rooms of UomI mission, 401 State House. Inaianapons. Ind . 9 A. M, Monday. April 16. 1934. .Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERvvCE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner, j Indianapolis, Ind, Marcn 27, 1934 I LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING f JBLiU SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 7SI-C I Application of c. W. Stowe. Three Riv- ! ers. Michigan, lor permit to operate motor : venicles as a contract carrier of property I irom South Bend to Chicago over nigh- ; ways 10. 20, 12. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission wnl conduct puoiic hearing in tills cause in Rooms of commission, 401 State House, rndianapous, ind, y A. M„ Monday. April 16. 1934. Pub,ic participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner. Indlanapo.is. Ind, March 27. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKS i' NO. 779-C, .3U-C Application of Mat Knecht Jr, and b a Mai Knecht Trucking Cos, Hartford City, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier oi property, extending thru cities and towns over all highways in me state, interstate, aiso extending thru cities and towns over ad highways in the state, intrastate. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission wnl conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 Slate House, lndianapons. ind, 9 A. M, Monday, April 16. 1934. Public participation is requested PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOs, Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27, 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 718-C Application of R. & M. Trucking Cos., Brazil, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property extending thru or into cities and towns over hignwavs 40. 36. 67, 30. 24, 41, 50, 150. 29. 52, 39, 32. 63. 27. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 401 State House, Indianapolis. Ind . 9 A. M . Monday. April 16, 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 777-C Application of R. is M. Trucking Cos, Brazil, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property extending thru or into cities and towns over hignways, 40, 41. 31, 52, 67, 9. 24. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, Ind, 9 A M, Monday, April 16. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner. Indianapolis, Ind, March 27, 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 776-C Application of Wilford L. Nash. East Lansing, Mich, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property extending thru or in various points in and thru the state over various niahways from Michigan-Indiana line. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis, Ind, 9 A. M, Monday, April 16. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27. 1934. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 775-C Application of John L Greene. Plainwell. Michigan, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property extending from Michigan State line to various points over various highways. Notice is hereby given that the' Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House, Indianapolis. Ind, 9 A. M, Monday, April 16. 1934. Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner. Indianapolis, Ind, March 27. 1934. LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. ’773-C Application of McKaig <fc Kamp, Lafayette, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property ex. tending thru or into Lafayette, Evansville, Terre Haute, South Bend over highways 25, 31. 41. 28. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis, Ind, 9 A. M, Monday, April 16, 1934 Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE, Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 772-C Application of Weimaster Truck Cos, Kalamazoo. Mich, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property extending thru or into Grand Rapids. Kalamazoo, Chicago over highway 12. Notice is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission, 401 State House. Indianapolis. Ind, 9 A. M, Monday. April 16 1934 Public participation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSELL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27. 1934 LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC - HEARING PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION DOCKET NO. 771-C Application of Horton Truck Line. Battle Creek. Mien, for permit to operate motor vehicles as a contract carrier of property thru or into South Bend. Hammond. Fort Wayne. Indianapolis over highways 12, 30, 27. Notice Is hereby given that the Public Service Commission will conduct public hearing in this cause in Rooms of Commission. 40! State House. Indianapolis. Ind, 9 A. M„ Monday. April 16. 1934. Public Darticipation is requested. PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION By RUSSEXL P. KEHOE. Examiner. Indianapolis. Ind, March 27. 1934

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MARCH 29, 1934

lEGALS 56 Legal Notices —March 30. 1934NOTICE TO BUILDING CONTRACTORS. Notice is hereby given that sea.ed proposals far a or.e and partial two storv Standard Sub-District Garage building and a one story wood frame S-andard Storage Shed to be constructed at Pe'ersburg Indiana. and for a on and partial two storv Standard Sub-District Garag* building and a one story wood frame Standard Storage Shed to be constructed at Linton. Indiana Will be received by the Chairman of the State Highway Commission of Indiana at his office on the third door of 'he state House Annex 102 North Sens e A’.*nu* Indianapolis, Indiana, unui 10 no a m Central Standard time on 'he 13-h day of April. 1934, at which tnr.r >;,* pr p otl [ will be publfcally opened and read Proposals shall be submitted upon standard forms, which w h p.ar.s and specifications may be purchased only at the office of the Commission Each bidder, with his proposal shall die a corporate surety bond, payable to the Sta'e of Indiana in the sum of one and one-half times the amount of his proposal. and in the form provided bv ;aw Contracts will be awarded to the lowest and best bidder, but the right to reject any or all bids is reserved STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION OF INDIANA EVAN B STOTSENBVRG. Chairman Pro Tempore BUSINESS SERVICE THESE ADVEKTISEHS GUARANTEE PROMPT. EFFICIENT KERVICS. Alteration Specialist ALTERATIONS—For ladles' and mens garments; satisfaction guaranteed Reasonable. MEYER O. JACOBS. 212 E. 16 h St TA-6667. Floor Repairing RENT a dustless ftgor machine: make your old floor new, ch 2971, Flirniture CHAIRS made new by rebottomlrg in cane, hickory or reed BOARD OF INDUSTKIAL AID FOR BLIND. HA-0583 Morin*, Transfer, Storage MOVlNG!—Discarded furniture accepted in payment, CaU_for_ estima-e. _RI -M33 I HOHN TRANSFER wil move you for~oid I furniture. _I R-5858. day or nlght i DAVIS TRUCKING CO.—LD26SST MoTTila —sl. up. 315 E Mich St. MOVE YOU —Take in discard furn"~i peirsonal service; Iree estimates. HE-5038. STORAGE— nocal. lonß distance haulingreturn loads wanted; part-load service. Otto J Suesz. RI-3628; 6561: CH-0699-W. WANTED—Loads to or from Cleveland oT *2 price. HA-2252 * Paper Cleaning PAPER CLEANING, walls washed, painting 12 years' experience. Estimate free. G. W WHEELER. DR-2181. CLEAN PAPER—SOc per room; immediate service; white; 11 years' experience. LANNAN. BE-4728. A-l PAPERING, cleaning, best for less; samples shown anytime CH-1693-M PAPER cleaning; wall washing: excellent service. O'Donald. LI-2721. Paper Hanging PAPERHANGING—Painting, plaster patching: guaranteed work: reasonable. ACKERMAN & JENNINGS. LI-2937, Printing GOOD PRINTING Reasonable; quick service. THOMAS PRINTING CO. 429 Indiana Ave. Rug Cleaning EXPERT RUG CLEANlNG—Reasonable. Free estimates; work guaranteed. O. D. CLEANERS. CH-0883. Truck Renting TRUCKS FOR RENT—Move vourself, DRIVE-IT-YOURSELF. INC, 39 Kentucky ave. RI-7438. ANNOUNCEMENTS^ 1 Death Notice* BAKER, CIIARI.ES E.—Age 74 years, beloved father of Ben C. Baker. Mrs. Hattie Harlan and Mrs. Dorothv Carter, passed away Wednesday evening. Funeral Friday. March 30. at 2 p. m, at THE CONKLE'FUNERAL HOME. 1934 W. Michigan St. Friends invited. Burial _Jamestown. Ind. FROSCHAUER. CHARLES P. Beloved father of Mrs. Ida Keeler, Mrs. Edd May and Mrs. John C. Trumper, passed away Wednesday morning. March 28. Funeral Saturday. March 31, 2 p. m. at the J. C. WILSOtf FUNERAL HOME, 1230 Prospect St. Friends invited Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call after 4 p. m. Thursday. KEMP. GEORGE B„ JR. Husband of Gertrude Leiss, father of Martha, Barbara and Mary Alice, passed away at his home. 5164 N. Illinois st, Thursday afternoon Services at the FLANNER <st BUCHANAN MORTUARY. Saturday. 3:30 p. m. In charge of the Irvington Masonic lodge. Friends invited. Cremation. KOCH, MARTIN C.—Beloved husband dl Elise Koch and father of Robert M and Elizabeth G. Koch, passed away at the residence. 1359 N. Tuxedo st. Wednesday morning. March 28. age 52 years. Funeral services will be held at the residence Saturday afternoon. March 31, at 2 o'clock. Burial Memorial Park cemetery. Friends invited. WALD FUNNER A K DIRECTORS. _____ MOUNTAIN, CAROLINE—BeIoved mother of Mrs. John A. Woifanger Jr, and Mrs. Frank M. Johnston, passpd away early Thursday morning at her home. 3106 N New Jersey St. Funeral Saturday 9:30 at the home, 10 a. m SS. Peter and Paul Cathedral. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends invited. KIRBY SERVICF.. O'NEILL, ABBIE —Beloved mother of John and Edward O'Neill, Mrs. Peter Farley and Mrs. John Walsh, died Tuesday, March 27. Funeral Friday. March 30. 9 a. m, at the residence. 1448 Bates st. Services at Holy Cross church. 9 30 a m. BLACKWELL SERVICE Friends invited. Division No. 9. L. A A. O. H , will mpet for payer Thursday. 8 p. m. CORRECTED NOTICE RIGSBEE, DELPHA M—Wife of A L R’gsbee. mother of Edna Maxine and Kathleen Louise, passed away at the Methodist hospital Tuesday evening. Friends may call at tire residence, 4002 N. New Jersey, anytime. Services at the Central Avenue M E. Church. 12th and Central. Friday at 3:30 p. m. Friends Invited. Burial Crown Hill. ROBINSON. HENRY—FatheToT’Mrs. Florence Kramer. Mrs. Louise Rohrman, Herbert and Clarence Robinson, passed a.way Tuesday morning at his home, 2284 Union st. Services at the home Friday, 10 a. m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. WILMOTH, AUGUSTUS D— Age 83 years Beloved father of Frank Wilmoth, of Anderson. Fred and Walter of Indianapolis. passed away March 28. Friends may call after 2 p. m. Friday at W. T. BLASENGYM FUNERAL PARLORS 2228 Shelby St Funeral services Saturday 2 p m. Burial New Crown. Friends invited.