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STATE DEATHS

—J*cob Htrtmpn. BD. Snrv|*on: Thrre rhllrti.n Mrv Jn*rnhlne Cummlng* 78. Mr S.fll. Parson*. 64 Survivor* Wtdowfr. Robvrt Lee. Purxon*; baugh'er Prarl Bolt*; non Car! Bolt*; broihtrs, William and Ivaar Frar-ra AVOiA—Mi Marv Ett S rid wall. 3. Survivor*: Brother*. Herschal and Emary Srldwall. RrnFOßD—ln* Ca<. W!. farmer. Survivor* Mother Mr*. JoMe Moore Cane: brothers. Everett. Card and CvirM* Ca*e. SI.iOMMI Ir> Wmford Shipman. 11. p-.-avi-nr*. Father and *tep..iother. Mr and Mr*, nobart Chipman: brother,. Fora*t. Robert and Dale; rlafeM. Mr.*. Vivian Oraan, Mrs Llovd Haalar, Hare!. Geraldine <jnd Betty Cnrpman SOSO .loaenh Benti. *O. farmer Survivor?: Widow; aons. Frank. Theodore Chari** Lewis. Samuel and Ralph: daughter*. Mr*. Josephine Lengrtch. Mr*. Emma Heimann. Mrs. Ellth Shell and Mrs. Mary Meyer*. SOsWELL Mri. Margaret 8 Helmerick. Os Survivor*; Daughters. Pearl Helmerick and Mr*. Ella Alexander, aons. Frank. Joe. Earl, Harvev and Harry; brothers, John. Joseph. Carl and Jacob Schindler: slaters, Mrs. Alice Jewell. Mr*. Bertna Leuek, Mrs. Ella Wltman Mr*. Oust* MeGrew and Mr*. Id* Corntnran RI'NKI.R HILL Mr*. Frank Tlllev. 02. Survivor*: Widower; lather. Joseph Kline. CARLISLE George O. Hoke. 3*. Survivor*: Widow. Esther: son. Jerrv; parent*. Mr. and Mr*. R. w. Hoke I N Yates, farmer Survivors: Son Prott: daughter. Mrs. J. F Carrlro CAYUGA—.mbn Dale. Survivor; Sister, Mr*. W. E. Gum. CENTER -Philip P Hunt. 10 Survivors: Parent*. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hunt; three •lfitera; one brother. CHESTERTON Mrs. Marv Anderson, 77. Survivor*; Widower, C A. Anderson, son. William; three daughters. CLlNTON—Charles Gardner. 73. Survivor*: Widow. Nancy; sons. Charles and Herbert Gardner. Mrs. Lottie Anderson. 71. Survivors: Son, Aha; daughter. Mrs. Della Beals; brother. Henry Oellhart COLBIJRN 4*lll* E lslev SO Survivors: ■I s'er Mrs, 1 -arl Culp and Mrv Blanche Bromnier. COI.C*\ Henrv J Moore S7. Survivor: Sitter. Mrs. Belle S'roon COLUMBIA Mr Marv I, Ewer*. 00 Rur'lvor-. Daughter'. Mr*. Drnnir Hornheck. Mr*. Milton Meek and Mr* E. G. Hnvder; half brothe* George Beck. Woodson S. Ferrell. 7S. farmer. Survivor*: Widow: .son. W a. Ferrell. CRAWFORDS VI ILL William A Apple, so Survivors; Widow. Della; .son. William Jr.; daughters. Misses Thelma and Kathleen Applf: si.-iter, Mr* Jessie Brady; brothers, Clifford and Pnlle Apple. CULVER- Mrs. Harriett Cromlcv. Survivor'. Daughter Mr* Hubert Sevbold; father nd three Irotlirrr a a a DECKER William Mayfti!. 30 Survivor*: Parent-. Mr. and Mr*. William Mayall; brother, Harvev; sister*. Mrs. John Ram'l. Mrs William Decker and Mrs. Lloyd Crawford. DONALDSON William Wesley 3)bert. 70 farmer. Survivors: Sister. Mrs Julia Foreman. brothers. Jacob. Lewis and Charles Fihert. ELKHART Mrs. Anne Louise Rodamacher DO. Survivor: Sister, Mrs. Emma Leinbach. EVANSVILLE—Mis* Mary Lee Foster. 10 Survivors: Fa'het. Ralph Wall Foster; aunt, Mrs. Margaret Grill; brother. Ralph; * islet , Mrs. Bernarr Cox. Jean Hayne. ID. Survivor*: Parents. M> -tnd Mr*. Ernest H. Havne; brother, Ralph Hayne. Willard B. Haag. 30. Survivors: Partii, Mr. and Mrs. William F Haag; brother. Paul; sisters, Mrs. Fred Logsdon end Miss Irma Haag. Ezra A. Lowe, 07. Survivors: Widow, Sarah: sons. .1. Mart. W. W. and Dr. R. r Lowe; sisters. Mrs. W. E. Stillwell and Mrs. J W. Brownlee; brothers, John and Alvia p. Lowe. Mrs. Mavme K. Austin. 43. Survivors; Widower, Walter; daughter, Mrs. Andrew Thurbcr. Mrs. Gertrude Schaefer, Ofl. Survivors: Widower. Bernhard; sons, Aloyslus. Christopher. Joseph and Leo; daughters. Mrs. Sylvester Stoflelh. Mrs. Andrew Brenner end Miss Catherine Schaefe*. Mrs. Nancy Ann Wagner. 62. SurvivorsBister, Mrs. Rose McWilliams; brothers. Mark George. Guv and Hem-* Gore. FLORA Mr: Nanev Moss, 00 Survivor,.: Daughters. Mr*. Josic Powell. Mrs. Stella McCarty. Mrs. L-tti* Lartmore. Mr Rose Sink, Mrs Ro-dr Tee! and Mrs. Alice Johnson: son. Frank Moss. FOLSOMVILLE—Sirs. Alice Bell Wilson, 33. Survivors: Sons. Argus, Archie, and Ollie; daughters, Mrs. Paul Rainey and Mrs Gertrude Stanbush; sister. Mrs. James W. Williams; brothers, Roy and H. Tevault. FOLSOMVII.LE—SeigIe Dimmett, 04, farmer. Survivors: Widow. Julia; sons, Manford and tenpha; sisters, Mis. Margaret Ferguson and Mrs. Julia Brown; brolhers, James and Ardelphia Dimmett. FORT BRANCH George Beloat, 74. farmer. Survivors: Widow. Augusta: son. Curtis; sister. Mrs. William Hollis; brother*. Will and Ezekial Beloai. FRANKFORT Waller J. Carman, 01. Survivor Widow. GORHF.N — Clayton /A changer 02. Survivors: Widow, Mina; parent:, Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin Ganger: sister. Mrs. Wesley Sowers. GOODI.AN’D—John Stillman 00. Survivors: Widow: sisters. Mrs. Claude May end Miss Eleanor Stillman; brother, George Stillman. GREENCASTI.E—Mrs, Catherine Ellen Moore. Survivors: Son. John; sisters. Miss Rose Sage and Mrs. Charles W. Pfieffenberger; grandaughter Mrs. Clifford Barr. GREENSBURG H. C. SlUllman 64. Survivors: Widow: sisters. Ethel Skillman and Mrs. Nina Connellv Mrs. John E. Dowdle. 75. SurvivorsWidower; brother. Monroe Green; sisters. Mr.v Cynthia Mann and Mrs. Melissa Kwrrnrv. tt 11 RA/LETON Washington Smith. 75. farmer. Survivors: Sons. Ray and Everett Smith: daughters. Mrs. Ed Beard. Mrs. William Lagenour and Dorothy Smith HOMER—Harley Hutchison. ID Survivors: Father and stepmother. Mr. and Mrs. Warnie Hutchison; brothers. Homer and Halstead: sister Mr*. Gertrude Wagoner; stepsister. Miss Lounett? Brooks; stepbrother. Harvey Brooks; half sisters. Misses Marcella, Mildred and Clenadine Hutchison. HOPE—Mrs. Della Taylor Sanders. 61. Survivors: Sister, Mrs. H. Ft Dixon; brother. William Taylor. KEMP TON - Mrs. JuUa Etta Beaver, 82. Survivors; Sons, Cecil. Lase, Llovd and Goff; daughters. Mrs O. D. Weed and Mrs. Will Walker; half sister. Mrs. Maggie Kenneth; half brother. Roy Oomstock. KFMPTON Mrs. Julia E. Beaver, 82 Survivors: Sons. Cecil. Goss. Lase and Lloyd: daughters. Mrs. Will Walker and Mrs. Maggie Weed. KFVTANNA Miss Margaret Hines 67. Purvivors: Sisters. Mrs. Addis Frushour, Mr*. John Quatman. Mrs. Michael Downev and Sixtrr Marv Neomi; brothers, Michael and James Hines. KOKOMO Mrs Sarah H. Nicholson. 30 Survivors: Daughlers. Mrs. Mav Whitacre end Mrs Mina Whtlacie; son. Ir*:hrother. the Rev E. J. Carter; sister. Mrs. Ellen M> Aninch. LA rORTF Dr Witt Clinton Robert. 70 Survivors:: Widow. Emma; sons, R. L. and Dr. H. C. Roberts; daughter, Mrs. Charles Avery. Mr*. Minnie Myrtle Morrison. 67. Survivors: Sons, Roy. Ler and Blkr: daughter. Mrs. A. Tavlor Ray, brother*. Harry and William Kipp. Mrs. Katherine E Jenkins Poston, 78 Survivors: Sons. Robert. Walter and Samuel; daughters. Mrs. Henry Schwinkendorf, Mrs. Samuel Sabbml and Mrs. Martin Bachmann. Frank Livingston. 92. Survivor*: Nephews, Roy, Floyd and William Livingston. LAFAYETTE—Mrs. Katherine R. Strawsma. 84. Survivors: Widower. John: daughters. Miss Dora Strawsma and Mrs. John Brolsnia sons. Peter. John, George and Richard Strawsma. Jam'’* Btirtm-r. a8 Survivors: Daughters. Mr*. A. A Potter and Mrs. J. N. Wilmer; son. William: sister. Mrs. Westermen LACROSSE- Charles V. Ketlar. 56. Survivors: Widow. Amanda: dapeh'er. Mrs. Leona Nesbitt; mother. Mrs. Emma Kellar: brothers, Glen and R. W. Kellar. LAWRENCE PORT—Mrs. Eva Gassowav. 68. Survivors: Son. Dr. W. A. Gassowav: daughters. Mrs. Bruce Lee and Mrs. Willard Crockett LEBANON—Ouv M. Voris. 60. Survivors: Widow: sons. Robert and Fremont: daughters. Mrs. Arthur Richards. Misses Lida. Mary and Betty Voris. LITTLE POINT—Mis* Alma Mae Curtis, 18 Survtvo*: Father. Edgar Curtis. I.ITTY William F. Esche. 65. Survivors: Son. Sam- daughters. Mrs. Carl Juncker. Mrs. Fred Boherg. Mrs. Jacob Pander. Mr*. Petr ntekbaut and Mrs. William Speieker: sisirrs, Mrs. Sophia Huff and Mr* **’ Kcmncr; brothers. Henry. F*ed Jacob and John Esche.

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MARTINA VILLE—Ear* Over. 77. farmer. Survivor*: Widow. Myrtle; sister, Mrs. Charlotte Deatline. MICHIGAN CITY -Mr* Anna Cole: ?0 1 Survivors: Son. Harry W Cole*; daughter*. Mr*. Lila E Teale and Mr*. A. H Miller: ! aix sitter*. MICHIGAN TOWN—Mr*. Hester Price 8* Survivor*: Sons. Ernest Forest and Asmer: daugh ei. Beriha Price, brother. Robert Heaton. MITCHELL Mrs. Florence Smith. 74 Survivors: Widower. Ephrlam sons. Clyde and Russell; daughters. Mr*. Mary Hixnn. Mrs. Myrtle Simpson and Nellie M Smith: sister. Mrs Fannie Crider; brothers. John and Charles Ly"on. MONTH ELIA Mrs. Sarah A Malone <4 Survivor*. Son*. he Rev. O. K. Malone and James F Malone; daughter. Mrs Rot* Ferguson and Mrs. Mercy Miller; brothers. Jame* P . John C.. Matthew D and Welcome Carr: sisters. Mrs. Rose Snyder and Mrs Hulriah Malone. MUNCIE- John W. Truitt. 84 Survivor.*: Daughter, Mrs. A. V. Gough; brother. James M Truitt. Mrs. Marv lona Studebaker. 41. Survivors: Widower. Samuel: son. Harold daughters. Madonna ana Charlotte Studebaker: sisters Mrs. Loretta Williams, Mrs. Wilma Hill Mrs. Josephine Maott.-> Mrs. Nellie Hawkins and Mrs. Nora Ballard. Charles Lamb. 70. Survivor: Son. Carl Lamb. Mr*. Elizabeth Howard. 72. Survivor* Widow'i. L O Howard: sons. Carl and Rov; -laughter Mrs. Pearl Miller: sisters. ) Mr*. Walter Rich and Mr*. Burl Hamilton; brother. Joseph Roberts. Norman Shew. Ml Survivor: Half-sister. Mr*. Blanch Manning Jacob F. Cruslus. 71. Survivors: Widow i Minnie: son. Dr. George H Crusius. daughters. Mrs. Edgar Yaeger. Mrs. Russell Smallwood. Mr*. Adam Riggin and Mrs. ; Kova N Brook*: sister. Mrs F M France: l brothers. Lewis, George and Henrv Cruslus. a a a i NEWPORT—James Carrico. 68. Survivors: Brothers. John and Harrison; niece, Mrs. James Davis. NEW SALEM—Mrs. Clara Malr.ey. 76. Survivors: Son. Fr-zd: daughter. Mrs. Wil- , liam Schankel; brother. Ben Stevens. NORWAY Mrs. Arilla B. Douglas. 0 Survivors: Sister. Mr* M.iry Lytle; brother*. Henrv and Erastis Ki-er. OAKLAND CITY Georg* Far! Rullt”an. 2D Survivors: Widow. Ren*.; .ions. Robert and George Jr.: daughter. Dsloris: father, le e Sullivan mother, Mrs. Mahel Elder. | sifter. Mrs. Eenjamin Sheli.cn OWENRVILIE Mrs. Alice N Clark. 77 J Survivors: Son, Clarence; Laughter, Mrs. , Erastus Fields. I PLYMOUTH Mrs. Julia Mae Cox Cole. 58. Survivor.*; Widower. Harry; son. Rtrsell Rhinehart; sister*. Mrs. Gertrude Van j Dlen. Mrs. Oak Hobam and Mrs. Maude | Spencer; brothers. Orville. Earl and Edgar | Cox and Glen Cole. RICHMOND—Mrs. John F. Ackerman. 74. Survivor.*; Widower; sons. Carl W and I Everett, J. Ackerman; daughter, Rhea Caroline Ackerman; sisters. Mrs. August Kemper, Mrs. Laura Loehr and Mrs. Sarah | Erk. Dr. John Milton Font* 64. Survivor,*: I Widow; daughter, Mrs. Willard T. Jordan: I son, Dr Paul J. Pouts; two brothers and two sisters. Mrs. Julia Garrett Schinn. 65. Survivors. Widower. Hiram Schinn; daughter. Mrs. Naomi Lightfoot; son. Herbert Schinn: j brothers, Herbert and Gloster Garrett; sister. Mrs. Grace Foster, j Glen Bromley. 29. Survivors; Widow; son. Donald; daughter. Sylvia: sisters. Mrs. ! Otto Silvers and Mildred Bromley. Peter Blei. 83. Survivors; Sons. Peter Jr., Paul, Joseph and Lawrence; daughlers. Mrs. Mery Cli ord, Mrs. Kat.hrvn Thiel and Ursla Blei. ROCHESTER—Mrs. Amanda FWnn. 72. Survivors: Son. Leonard: daughters Mrs Emma. Swango. Mrs. Ida Lightfoot and : Mrs. Retha Sweet. I RUSHVILI.E —Frank Meyer 80. Survivor: Sinter. M--.. Kate Schott. I RUSHVILLF'--Frank Meyer. 30. farmer | Survivors: Sister. Mrs. Kate Schoot: 1 nephew, Albert Meyer. ana ! SHELBYVILLE Mrs. Ella M. Hale. 95 Survivors: Sons. Frank and Charles: daughter, Mrs. Li'lian Tomlinson; sister, Miss Nannie Bee'e-. Mrs. Mary E. Linpus. 85. Survivors: Son. Porter; daughters, Mrs. Elia C. Perry and Mrs. Bertha E. Ensminger. ST. PHILLIPS- Ms* Anna Marie Marx. 23 Survivors: Parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marx; brothers. Alphonse. Eugene j sub John Mars: siste’-.*. Mrs. Oscar Humpert and Mrs. Elmer Humper*. SIiLLIV AN—Miss Mary Daniel, 59. Sur- ! iT-’ors: Brother, George: sisters. Mrs. Cnri-3 Badger end Mrs. Elmer Cramer PERU—Mrs. Elizabeth Bryson. 80. Survivor: Brother. Stephen H. Timmons. VALPARAISO—Robert L. McGinlev. 70. farmer. Survivors; Sons. Charles, Floyd. Harold and Robert: daughters. Mrs. Pearl Shook, Mrs. Opal Shook and Lucille McGtnley. WARREN—Jacob D. Lines, 74. Survivors: Widow, Mamie; sister, Mrs. Mamie McKinsey; brothers, Nate and William Lines. Mrs. Etta B. Zeigler. 63. Survivors: Widower, Charles; son, Clarence; daughters. Mrs. Letha Sehemerhorn. Mrs. Mvrtle G. Collin* and Miss Ethel M. 7,eiglrr. WHEELING—Mrs. Veria I. Mirha-d 60 Survivors: Widower. Rov Michael: dong'*ter, Mrs. Ella Trapt; brothers. Dallas and Floyd Kirkoatrick. WILLIAMSTOWN—James Thomas 20 Survivors: Father. Har'-ey: brothers. Donald Eugene and Earl: sisters, Mrs. Arthur Wilson and Miss Catherine Thom- ; as. WINAMAC—Mrs. Eugenia Moise. 72. Survivors: Son. Hubert: daughters, Mrs. Joe Becker. Mrs. Peter Becker and Mrs. Glen Poin; brotheis. Albert and Jacob Risacher; sister, Mrs. August Arnold.

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lery, under command of Lieut. Col. Philip Hayes, is to go to Fort Knox, Ky., for field exercises and to en-

gage in cubcaliber target practice. The battalion is to return to Fort Hairison May 23.

Alleys Ordered Closed The Works Btoard today had ordered the vacation of three alleys.

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south and first, alley north of st from Winthmp-av to the first alley east.