Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 45, Number 193, 22 June 1920 — Page 11

THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., TUESDAY, JUNE 22, 1920.

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THE PALLADIUM i CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING Standardised and Indexed for quick : reference, accordinic to The Basil l Smith System (Copyright). Phone 2834

MONUMENTS 1B JOHN P. EMSLIB Monuments 15 South Tenth Stret Phone 4021. SPECIAL NOTICE 'LIBERTY BONDS Taken at par, 100 , cents on the dollar, for a few days only. Call on or address, I M. Jones, 1 225 North Eleventh Street, Richmond. LOST AND FOUND PART of gold watch fob lost; L. H. F.; return 309 S. th: mrSrCTBLXCirKITTENLoal to 211 N. 13th; reward. Initials, reward. return HELP WANTED MALE vnitvn t a -m wnti: to learn the Jewelry business; must haye best of ' recomendatlons. Jenkins & Co., 7b Main. Wanted Men and Teams Report 530 to 540 North Sixth street to work on new Richmond Baking Co. building. Apply superintendent on ithe Bite. : ATTENDANT Wi n t ed ; experience not ..,t.rv. Good wages and good working conditions. Apply The etnnatl Sanitarium. College Hill tlon, Cincinnati. Ohio. OnSt aEXPERT WANTED ALSO PIANO TUNER STARR PIANO CO. Retail Store, 931 Main St. BOOKKEEPER WANTED At least two years experience. AUBURN IGNITION MFG. CO. Men Wanted Apply at Factory Manager's Office JENKINS-VULCAN SPRING CO. TRACK LABORERS Wanted; on Pennsylvania System. Columbus Division. Apply a 8UPrv,sjrs' t flee of J. Textln. Richmond, or Section Foreman, or Agent at any point. LABORERS WANTED S WAYNEROBINSON GO. YOUNG men women. 18-45, for government clerkships. Examinations June, July. Experience unnecessary. For free particulars, write J. Leonard (former Civil Service Examiner) 1041 Kqultable Bldg. Washington. r. C. WANTED COAC SHOVELERS APPLY TRACTION POWER MOUSE LABORERS WANTED STANDARD SUPPLY and TRANSPORTATION COMPANY. First and Main HELP WANTED FEMALE 6 HOUSEWORK Woman or girl wanted for housekeeping in family of two; no washing. 43 North Sth. WOMAN-Wanted : as housekeeper, by widower with one child; good home for right party. Box 341, New Poris O. . The inspiring atmosphere of our school will help you to create a success. Tuition Increases July 1. Enroll now even though you cannot enter till later. Save the difference. Richmond Business College, Colonial Bldg. WOMAN'T)TC.lUI-wantcd; family of two: 43 N. Sth.

GIRLS WANTED In Packing Department & Call Richmond Baking Co.

COOK and waitress wanted. 328 Main. GIRLOR WOMAN Wanted; housework; call 202 N. 15th. general

SITUATIONS WANTED

PRACTICAL only. 321 i NURSE N. 8 th. - Confinement PLAIN SEWINQ and wanted; 38 South 9th. dressmaking WASHINGS Wanted; Street. 229 North 20th GIRL 14; wants housework: In private family. Phone 2185. ROOMS FOR RENT 9 91H for ST., NORTH. 226rent. -Furnished room 14TH ST., NORTH, 309 Four modern unfurnished rooms, with garage, for rent. FRONT ROOM On eround floor; for rent for light housekeeping. 28 N. 11th. Phone 2085. 12TII ST. NORTH. 326 Modern room furnished, for rent; for two or three people; phone 6248i 14TH ST., NORTH. 221 Furnished light housekeeping rooms; no children. 8TH ST.. SOUTH, room for rent. 123 Furnlshec 9TH ST., NORTH, 214 Two rooms with bath, for light housekeeping 12TH ST., SOUTH. 316 Furnished front room, for rent to a gentleman L AUG E room for ren tl npr 1 v at e f am llyforgentleman. Phone 1365. 4 ROOM furnished apartment; modern references required; no children; pnone 4042. 11TH ST. SOUTH. 130 Modern furnished room; phone 1068. ROOMS For rent 2 furnished for light housekeeping. Phone 2040 11TH ST., NORTH. 419 Two light housekeeping rooms, one sleeping room, ror rent. SUITE Of three rooms; for light housekeeping; on Main. Home Supply store, ft. wayne Ave. 11TH ST.. inukth, 122 Modern room for rent Phone 1933. F ST.. NORTH, 2225 Furnished room for rent. 1 6 TH STTl?Oi:TH74"s T hx ee-mod ern. unfurnished rooms for light housekeeping. ROOMS OR BOARD WANTED 11 ROOM AND BOARD Wanted by refined young man; business professional. State terms in answer. References furnished. Address A. L. C, care Palladium. YOUNG LADY Desires two unfurnished rooms; modern; references. A.1177. Paladlum. BUSINESS SERVICE 12 HOUSE PAINTING Interior finishing and decorating; efficient workmen, prompt service. E. C. Sims, phone 2571. CARPET CLEANING Phone 1904. J?-V. W alterB, 107 Sou th 9th Street. UPHOLSTERING and awnings made and repaired. Prompt service. 1123 Hunt St. T. C. Yager. HEATING AND PLUMBING 14 ELECTRIC LAMPS AND SUPPLIES water and steam supplies; at Meerhoffs. 9 S. 9th. Phone 1236. For Plumbing and Heating See Ed. G. Balling Prompt and efficient service. 721 S. 11th St. MOVING AND STORAGE 16 FORREST MONGER for local and long distance Furniture .crated, stored or hauling, shipped. AUTO MOVING 200 South 7th St. VAN Phone 2608 STORAGE for Household Goods Feltman Storage House.- Apply Feltman's Cigar Store. Phone 2039. 609 Main Street. MISCELLANEOUS REPAI RING 17B LAWN MOWERS repaired and sharpened; Bicycles, baby cabs, sweepers, rc-tircd. Work called for and dfliverecl. Wesley Brown & Son. Phone 30S6. LAWN MOWERS Sharpened; screens made and repaired; baby cabs, clothes wringers repaired; pictures framed We sell high-grade bicycles, new and second-hand. We repair everything. J. C. Darnell Co., 1020 Main, phone 1936. MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE 21 IRON BED and springs; shades, for sale. 1900 N. E. window BABY North CAB Willow; ISth. Phone 361 for sale. 327 BABY CARRIAGE For sale; In good condition. Call 229 N. 20th. COUNTER, dishwashing stools, electric fan for trola, for sale. Liberty Sixth. machine, -six kitchen, VicLunch. 3 2 N. FURNITURE Slightly used; for sale Call 42 3 Li n co 1 nS t. CEMENT TOOLS and bicycle for sale. Tnquirejm South 3 SIDEBOARD Golden oak; In good condition". Call at Glen Miller Sanitarium. Phone 3616. CHILD'S IRON CRIB for sale; also carpet N. E. and mattress sweeper. 208 BASEBURNER For tng away. Call 529 sale; owner N. 19th St. movFOR SALE SECOND-HAND HOT WATER BOILERS STEAM BOILERS WARM-AIR FURNACES BARGAINS PHONE 2793 WHITE HAVILAND CHINA Dinner and breakfast plates for sale; call Monday or Tuesday, 2108 Main St. Telephone 3647. FOR SALE 9x12 Wilton Drugget; old style bed; chilli's bed; lot plumbing tools. Phone 1563. SHUTTE BS For sal e. Phon e130 8. BABY CAB For sale; wniow7"327"N. ISth. Phone 3617. KINDLING WOOD Large quantity; for sale cheap. Davis Motor Car Co., phone 1028. Build that House, Factory or Garage with CONCRETE BLOCKS and Drain your Cellar, Garden and Farm with DRAIN TILE from BERTSCH BROS. PHONE 3250

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SMALL REFRIGKRATOR For sale; phone 3651. WE Buy, Sell or Trade for Used Watches; also, complete line of new watches, priced yery low. Buy your high-grade spectacles of us at about half the usual price. C. B. Keever, 7 South 11th. MISCELLANEOUS WANTED 22 TYPEWRITER Good, second; Royal No. 5 preferred; will consider oiner makes. Phone 4675 or 1014. . UICYCLE Second-hand; wanted. 731 R. 6 th St. CASH REGISTKR Wanted! call 13 S. 11th. WALL TENT Wanted to buy. Joe C. Fields, city; gen. del. Address FO 51 tOI2G. -Delivery body wanted. Phone 5-FT. COUNTER SHOW CASE Wanted. Box B. K. care Palladium. BEST PRICES paid Stoves of all kinds. for Second-Hand Phone 3493. CASH paid for second-hand clothing. Phone 3231. GOOD USED FURNITURE Of all kinds wanted. See us before you sell. Townsend's Used Goods. Phone 533 Main. FURNITURE and stoves all kinds; good prices. Home Supply . Store, 181 Fort Wayne Ave.. Phone 1882. FURNITURE Wanted. We pay highest prices for used goods, stoves, etc. Kramer & Foster, 17 S. 7th. Phone 1876. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS 23 UPRIGHT PIANO For sale; walnut case. Vacuum sweeper, couch , porch swing, wash stand, settee; phone 4T40We9tMain. ELLINGTON Player Piano for sale; In good condition. 1213 North B street. SPECIALS AT THE STORES 25 MAGIC MARVEL Saves clothes and labor. Ask your grocer for It. D. W. Walters. 107 S. 9th St. GUARANTEED SHOE REPAIRING OUTFIT Stand 24 inches high. 6 lasts. This new cobbler set Is absoII u t e 1 y guaranteed. Small outfit. 6 9 c. kf2 Leather soles. 15c to jn25c; lK-el, leather, 40o lh - 50n Cats - Paw BIRCK'S HARNESS STORE. 611 Main FURNACES 25B WOLVERINE Knapp. Ph. 18: FURNACES 6. Office 17 S. E. J. 7th. Holland Heating Systems are planned by engineers and installed bv experts. Estimates given freely. II. L. HOUSEHOLDER, local representative, phone 3163, 319 Randolph street. FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS 27 CABBAGE PLANTS--For sale; phone 4009. D. Reld. Spring Grove. DAIRYMEN Try some feeding mo lasses to Increase the milk flow. Hoosier Feed and Feeder Co., Cor. S. Gth and A. KIRCHER'S MILK for quality. Phone 4096. LIVE STOCK & VEHICLES 31 COW For sale: fresh last of July. R. R. C. Box 56. Richmond. COW An A, No. 1. fresh Jersey, for sale; price, $120.00. Inquire li st National Bank, Dublin. Ind. TEAM of good heavy work mares for sale; cheap. Phone 23A. Boston. A-NO. 1 COW For sale; inquire at Sheppard Barber Shop, Lasthaven Ave.. Richmond. R. A. COW No. 1, fresh. Jersey; for sal,-;. lfenrv Miller, Liberty Pike, phone 4302. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE 33 FORD Touring car; 1917 model after 6 p. m. 107 V2 N. 20th. Call FORD For sale: 5-passenger; 1917; city. A-l condition. Owner leaving 533 N. 19th. LIGHT TOURING GAR For sale: cheap, If sold at once. 302 Richmond avenue. NEW BUICK 5-PASSENGER CAR FOR SALE Call 2278, 3014 or 4771. HARRIS and KORTEWEG S. W. Cor. Main and Sixth Sts. FTTrd RoadsTer; for sallTi $ 55 070 0; 79 Sherman. Phone 3043. CADILLAC Four passenger, for sale; Box F601S, care Palladium. TIRES AND ACCESSORIES 35 TIRES Two 31x4, Goodyear, $22.50; Harrison, $20.00; both new. guaranteed 6,000 miles. Phone 2S53. TIRE 31 xV: new. guaranteed 5,000 miles, $10.00. 1310 Main St. AUTO SUPPLIES & REPAIRS 35 E. T. CONING GARAGE For all kinds of garage work. Valve grinding, $4. Work guaranteed. Webster, Ind. FOR SALE Oas generator, and lamp for motorcycle; Excelsior motorcycle, cheap, or trade for typewriter; 5x7 inch camera outfit; anast'.gmat lens; builder's leveling Instrument; oak gun cabinet, several fine guns; 6'-0" cTierry plumb rule and level; film changing box and developing tank, Eastman's; roll top desk. Phono 2828. MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES 37 MOTORCYCLE For sale; A-l; 1920 model. Phone 3602. BICYCLE For sale; nearly new tires. 33 N12th. INDIAN MOTORCYCLES & BICYCLES Second-hand Motorcycles. MEYERS & TROXEL 14 N. 6th St. We don't fix 'em We repair 'em. WANTED TO RENT 41 HOUSE Wanted to rent; medium size; prefer modern with garage. Will pay $5 reward for Information leading to rental of property. See Manager, Woolworth 5 and 10c Store. WANT ED To renTfKarajfo Jot one machine. -South 12th or 13th preferred. Call 1547 cr 314 South 13th after 6:20. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 THE LAND MEN Farms and City Real Estate. 13 N. 9th. Phones 2558. Res. Phones 231S-5225. GOOD C5TYMOMES AND FARMS PORTER F I E L n, Colonial Bid K. C. E. KEEVER CO. hasafi"ne lisfof houses. Office phone 1641, Res. 216. Office 7 S. 11th St. jsee us for bargains. GREEN & RAMSEY Real Estate. Rentals. Auctioneering and Insurance. Hittle Block, 8th & Main. Phone 2376.

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42 HOME PROBLEMS' Let us assist you in selecting a home. We have a nice list. Homes for cash, homes on payment plan. PELTZ & CAMPBELL Real Estate and Insurance Phone 1332 Room 1 Palladium Bldg. WOULD You like to see these for values? Double, east end, 5 rooms to Bide, bath and furnace. 6-room house, east end, furnace. 5- room house, with bath. 6- room modern. 5-room modern bungalow. Bee Us For Service BURDSALU WMXETT GO. Contractors & Builders Real Estate Room. 303 Union Nat'l Bank Building 8th St. Entrance Richmond, Ind. Phones 19G5, 3271, 3293 FARMS 50 ACRES 7-roora house, good barn corn crib, hen house, smoke house. etc.; land level, well fenced, close to market. ...tti:1tiEB .2 ACRES (-room house, furnace, barn 36x72, double corn cribs; land jevei, wen uiea ana tancea; a pro ducer. 100 ACRES Fair improvements, land level, no waste, good location; $125 per acre. A bargain. 160 ACRES S-room house, modern, big barn, well fenced and tiled; a money-maker. 315 ACRES Good house, 2 barns, 2 sheds, 2 double cribs, hog house, etc.. tenant house; an A-l stock and grain farm; good location; $150 per acre. Several others. See us before you buy. Always a large list of city properties. HARRIS AND KORTEWEQ Southwest Corner 6th Main Streets Phone 2273 and C. C. HAW-LEY SON New Paris. Ohio For Farms and U.-al Kstate of all kinds FARMS SALE OR EXCHANGE A finely improved and located level farm of 160 acres. Will accept SO to 100 on purchase price. One of the best located level 40 acres in the county can be exchanged on 100 to 120 acres. A first class 7." acres can be paid for in part with a moderately priced city residence. A high grade 200 acres right at railroad market. Would like SO to 100 acres, or good city investment in part payment. These places are all occupied by the owners. Bring your Real Estate problems to BENNETT, PARKER a. FISH BACK 210-11 Union Nat. Bank Bldg. Richmond

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FEED DEALERS 31A FEED DEALERS 31A

11 aeka HOG FEED FOR SALE

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Stolle's Packing Homise

40 Liberty Ave

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

FOR REAL ESTATE AND FARMS See A. M. ROBERTS. IS S. gth. Pbcae 41 U. For Service, Satisfaction and Results, See Long & Pickett Realty Co. Over Teeple & Weasel Shoe Store 718 Main St Phones 1628-2017 PETTY BROS. Real Estate, Farms and City Property. 710H Main Phone 2328 SEE MORGAN A good 5-room house, $1550; $300 cash, balance $15 per. A nice $J25 phonograph for $90. A quiet private sleeping room for one or two gentlemen. MORGAN, Sixth and Main 6-ROOM HOUSE For sale; on South lights. ifith Kt . first sauare: eieciriu cement walks and garage Tel. 1563. STRICTLY MODERN Close in double, for sale; a bargain and a fine investment. C. E. Keever Co. Phono 1641. 7 H. 11th SL,Res.Phone2169. TURNER W."HADLEY 2nd"Nat. Bank. Building; Buys and Sells Properties; Homes sold on payments like rent. LEGAL NOTICE 49 NOTICE TO HEIIiS. CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter or the estate oi Morel, deceased. A . In the Wayne Circuit, vjourt, Apm Term. 1920. , , . NOTICE Is hereby given that Louis Morel and Adolph Morel, as aaministrators of the estate or bouisa .worei. deceased, have presented and filed their acount and vouchers in final settlement of said estate, and that the same will come up for examination and action of said Circuit Court on the 3rd day of July ,1920, at which time all heirs, creditors or legatees of said estate are required to appear In said Court and show cause. If any there be, why said account and vouchers should not be approved. LOUTS MOREU ADOLPH MOREL, Administrators. FRANK T. STRAYER, Attorney. June 13-22-29 COMMISSIONERS' ALLOWANCES, JUNE TERM, 1920. L. P. Meredith. Sal. Clerk. $308.34; Elliott-Fisher Co.. Clerk off. Exp., $41S3; Richmond Typewriter Exchange, CWk Off. Km. J1.K0: Bartel & Rohe, C. H. Off. Exn.. $28. S9; Richmond Home Tel. Co.. C. H. Off. Exp. $28.50; Rich mond Homo Tel. Co., C. H. Off. Exp. $24.65; Win. H. Dunlng, Clerk and Treas. Off. Exp. $12.40; W. H. Brooks, Aud. & Ad'd'l Sal. $375.00; J. M. Coe Ptg. Co., Clerk. Aud. & Treas. Off. Exp. $111.50; K. J. Weldner, Sal. & Off. Exp. $466.66; Richmond Typewriter Exchange., Treas. Off. Exp. $15 00: Harry T. Fisher, Sal. Recorder, $166.66; L. C. Smith & Bros.. Recorder's Off. Exp., $5.00; C. V. Carr. Sher. Sal. & Mileage, $378.16: Treas. Home Friendless Board prisoners and Detention Home, $160.42: C. V. Carr, Board prisoners Co. Jail, $168.00; C. V. Carr, Mileage. $21.75: C. . Williams. Sal. C. Supt. Sens. S200..u: C. O. Williams. Traveling Exp.. $100.00; Florence E. Williams, Deputy Supt. Schs. $60.00; Dr. S. E. Bond, per diem Cor. $39.46: M. P. Bond. cor. Clerk, JS.00: L. P. Meredith, off Exp. $9.55; Harrie Jarrett Assessing Abington Twp.. $52.00; Lizzie Jarrett. Assessing Abington. Twp. $57.00; Anna R. Overholser, Assessing Boston Twp. $27.00; W. M. Overholser Assessing Boston Twp., $52.00; Ethel Marie Brown, .Assessing Center Twp. $42.00; Jas. H. Martin. Assessing Center Twp. $56.00; .Tosie Martin, Assessing Center Twp. $42.00: Wm. Sykes, Assessing Clay Twp. $45.00; Edward Sykes, Assessing Clay Twp. $261.00: H. B. Macey, Assessing Dalton Twp., $264.00: Linlte Macey, Assessing Dalton Twp., $85 00; John W. Retd, Assessing Franklin Twp. $58.00; Clara B. Reid, Assessing Franklin Twp. $42.00; Clare E. Martin Assessing Greene Twp. $230.00; Omar L. Pearce. Assessing Greene Twp. $19.". 00; Levi R. 'Mom Assessing Harrison Twp.. $43.00; Geo. Adrian, Assesing Jackson Twp., $56 00; T. J. Graves, Assessing Jackson Twp., $102.00; Wm. H. Thompson. Assessing Jackson Twp., $90.00; Elizabeth A. Scott, Assessing Jackson Twp., $93 00; Isadora Adrian, Assessing Jackson Twp.. $1SO.OO; Clinton Martindale, Assessing Jefferson Twp.. $272.00; ! Lon Daueherty. Assessing Jefferson j Twp.. $183 00; John W. Burgess. Assessing New Garden Twp., $270.00; j Anna Burgess, Assessing New Garden 'Twp. $2"'1.00; John Bowman, Assessing i Perry Twp.. $53. 00; Mabel Bowman. I Assessing Perry Twp.. $117.00; Hester Newman. Assessing Washington Twp.. I $42.00; Albert J. Newman. Assessing ! Washington Twp. $60.00: David L.I i Reid, Assessing Wayne Twp., $9.40: John Deitz. Assessing Corporations. ' j $4.89; Chas. K. Potter. Assessing l Wayne Twp.. $39.0"; Elenita Simmons. ! j Assessing Wayne Twp., $15.00: Elenita ; Simmons. Assessing Wayne Twp.. ' i $75.00; Addie M. Parson. Assessing ! 'Wayne Twp.. $75.00; Addie AT. Parson. .Assessing Wayne Twp., $15.00; Don N. ' i Shute, Assessing Wayne Twp., $75; Don N. Shute, Assessing Wayne Twp.. j j $15.00; Chas. K. Bell. Assessing Wayne' Twp., $36.00; Geo. Maisch, Assessing- ! Wayne Twp., $39. 00; K. T,. Commons., i Assessing Wayne Twp., $:;9.00; Emma j Porterfield. Assessing Wayne Twp.. ; $39.00". Levi M Jones. Assessing Wayne j Twp., $21.00: Laura Plummer, Assess- i Assessing Wayne Twp., $39 00; Edward Muey, Assessing Wayne Twp., $9.00; Levi M. Jones, Assessing Wayne Twp.. $39.00; Jacob Vanderziel. Assessing! Wayne Twp . $36.00: Reba Shrieves. i Assessing Wayne Twp., $39.00; August! A. Turner, Assessing Wayne Twp.. , j $39.00; John Bennett, Assessing Wayne Twp.. $39.00; Thomas Lawler. Assess-! ing Wayne Twp.. $33.00; Edward W. Conwell, Assessing Wayne Twp., $39.00: Ellis I. Frame. Assessing Wayne Twp . ! $39.00; Halc,ie Pickett. Assessing! Wayne Twp.. SIS. 00: John Dietz. Assess- ; ing Wayne Twp., $57.00; Jas. P. Rrid.i Assessing Wayne Twp.. $ . ; Sant 1 Ellison. Assessing Wayne Twfi., $21.00; I Emma Logue, Assessing Wayne Twp., Phone 1316

49 $69.00; Edward J. Wilcoxen. Assessing Wayne Twp.. $272.00; Llndley Swain, C. II. Emp., $75.00; W. H. Trusler, C. II. Emp., $80.00; C. C. Durkel. C. H. Emp.. $135. 0; L F. Culbertson. C. H. Engineer, $100.00; Emma Hurst, If. Sup.," $2.50: Richmond Coal Co., C. 11. Sup, $95.00; Anchor Coal Co., C. If. Sup., $95.00; Anchor Coal Co., C. H. Sup., $46.50: Hackman. Klehfoth Co.. C. H. Sup., $94.67; Fulle Bros., Care C. 1L Grounds, $30.00; IL C. Hasemeler Co., C. H .Sup., $3.07; Hoosier Mfg. Co., C. H. Sup., $44.00: General Illuminating Co., C. H. Sup., $24.18; Richmond City Water Wks., C. H. "Sup. and Jail., $13.64; Municipal Electric Light & Pr. Plant. C. H. & Jail Sup., $76.16; lrvtn Reed & Son. C. H. & Jail Sup.. $8.20; Dougan, Jenkins & Co., Jail Insurance, $6.40; J. K. Miller H. for F. Jail Rep., $2.65; Chas. E. Morgan. Guard Insane, $90.00; Irene Vorhees, H. for F. Jail Emp.. $25.00; Louisa Plough. Matron H. for F. Jail. $35.00; A. G. Luken Co., Jail Sup., $5.00; Treas. Hjm for K. Jail Sup., $16.12; Chas. A. Tangeman, Jail. P. 1, & Smithfteld Sup., $66.05; Hoosier Mercantile Co., Jail, P. F., Election, Bd. Chil. Gdns., $139.37; Richmond Electric Co., P. F. Rep., $27;20; Hugh Hutchinson. P. F. Emu.. $39.50; Henri etta Sanders, et al., P. F. $250.00; F. B. Petro, P. F. Sup. Indian Refining Co., P. F. Sup., Reed Furniture Co., P. F. Sup. Jones Hardware Co., P. F. Sup., American Laundry Machine Co. Emp., . $.:; $6s.29; , $i.30; $U.3i ; . P. F. Sup., $596.00; Klngan & Co., P. F. Sup., $35.00; Klngan & Co., P. F. Sup., $35.0; Anderson 6i Sons Grain Co.. P. F, Sup., $135.00; II. L. Johnston. I. F. Sup , $137.60; Mrs. Milo Harris, P. F. Sup., it.oo; Fred Mull, i: l-. sup., .i.uo; jonn u. xsixon, p. t. sup., $id2.so; Farmers' Co-operative Co., 1. F. Sup., $626.76; Centervillo Co-operative Tel. Co., P. F. Sup., $13.10; Elmer Jackson, P. F. Sup.. $34..95; R. W. iiurrls. P. F. Sup., $103.95; Centervillo Municipal Electrlo Co., $76.32: Indianapolis Asylum for Colored Children. Care Orphans, $162.00; Indiana State Sanitoringer, Exp. Election, $13.00; D. B. Merlum, Care Inmates, $5.00; K. J. Bhrdearls. Election Exp., $2.50: Palladium Prg. Co.. Exp. Printing Election. $3S.6S; Item Newspaper Co., Election and Legal Print., $54.06; Palladium Ptg. Co.. Legal Print.. $21.93; Eliza J. Duke, Burial, $75.00; Lioan v sjon. Burial, ia.00; Wiseman & Stanley. Burial, jwu.uu; rignt. te son, i;uriai, u.uu Wright fc Son, Burial. $75.00; Wright & Son, Burial. $75. uO; pnhi..mev. r Downing- Co., Burial, $75.00; Pohlemeyer, Downing Co., Burial, $75.00 Pohlemeyer. Downing Co.. Burial $75.00; Pohlemeyer, Downing Co., Burial. $75.00; Pohlemeyer, Downing Co., Burial. $76.00: W. O. Jones, Exp., Highway Supt.. $2.00: W. H. Duning. War History Kxp., $40.00; K. F. Murphv, & Exp.. Co. Agt., $297.31 ; John Hlnskv. Refund Tax, $3.30; p:.J. Weidner, Refund Tax., $11.25; Gtrald K. Lake, Smithfield, $149.63; Austin Focht, Smithfleld, $10.00; Percy Bennett, Smithfield. $50.60; Lloyd Focht. Smithfield. $51.00; Buckeye Elevator Co., Smithfield. $159.85; Edgar Pollard. Smithfield, $195.31; L E. Smith. Main St. Bridge, $6,527.84; C. & W. Kramer Co., General Bridge. $21.20;- C. & W. Kramer Co., General Bridge, $5080; Henry Holzapfels Sons, General Bridee, $35.00; Ellis I. Frame, General Bridge, $100.00; C. T. Knapp, General Bridge, $49.50; G. R. Davis, General Bridge, id.uu; vrreensrork Lumber Co.. General Bridge. $32.78: Burk Supply Co.. General Bridge, $100. So; Alex. Alibi. vt, l rustee. General Bridge, $ 2 on. oo ; Gal ion Iron Works Mfg. Co.. I'.d. $2500.00: Russell Grader Mfg. Co Rd. $92.30 """'"in oarage. j;a.. t'iti.M); Jnne Hardware Co.. Rd.. $34 89; Richmond Gravel Co.. Rd., $323.40: Hackman, Klehfoth Co., Rd.. $34.94; Indian Refining Co., ltd., $237.89; Indian Refining Co., Rd., $45.21; Tray lor At White, Rd.. $30 00; Swayne, Robinson Co., Rd , $157.-75; Irvln Reed & Son, Rd., $3 70Rice Miller, ltd., $135 00; B. F. Abbott. Rd., $130 00; Francis Grant. Rd., $125.00; Erman Lamb, Rd , $100.00; Norman Lamb. Rd.. $130.00; Oliver Pollard, ltd $125.00; W. O. Jones. Supt. Rd., $46.99; J. M. Burt. Rd., $171.00; Alva Studv. Rd.. $200.10; Lino Watkins, Rd., $218 5lPrentls Edwards. Rd.. $176 75; W. H Lea veil. Rd.. $219.50; W. A. Kirbv. ltd.. $l4o.oi; Walter Simpson. Rd . $115 50' Albert Crunor, Rd., $147.00; Earl Ch-e-man, Rd.. $141.50: Albert Stoten Rd $151.60; AValter Ituhlin. Rd.. $173 75Edwin L. Norris. Rd . $170.20; Frank Lut, Rd.. $104.10; Robert Revnolds. Rd.. $1,5 50; Eppa Ayres, Rd., $192 5iFrank Clark, ltd.. $147.00, Loat Sehrov' Rd., $155.45; W. E. Jordan, Rd.. $217 00: r. i-. mie. jta.. jiss.oo: w. o. Jon H-3. per aiern nignway Sunt $130 00 Court Allowances: 1,. P Mercd'th $5.00; G. B. Hunt. $3.00; C. S Bond" $3.00; J. H. Kinsev. $3 00- C V Carr' M il'- P.0o;,Fx- "0 00: W. G. Huffman! 2.00; Lindley Swain. $46.00; C. V. Carr. ,.oc; . . . rarr. ?5s..,5; c. v. Cirr. 22-It I -p.": . carr, $7.50. Jut lie REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42

LEGAL NOTICE

WHAT WHEX HAPPEN TO WEST SIDE PROPERTY WMEN TEiE MAIN STREET BRIDGE IS OPENED? Do you want to get in on the advance which must come ?

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With bath and hot water heating plant, with a garage in rear, can be bought today for 85,000. This property is located at the corner of Third and Lincoln, which is three blocks from the Main street bridge and one block from a school. Property in good condition. , . . . Fifty per cent of the purchase price will be accepted in cash and the balance on mortgage, with reasonable terms. Call at Palladium Office or 301 Lincoln street.

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Why not pay all your bills by using our money and repay us in small monthly payments? We allow you twrnty months to repay or you can pay in full at any time and arc charged interest only fur the actual time loan runs. Why promise others big payments GET ANY AMOUNT $10.00 to $300.00 on your furniture, piano, victrola, etc. No Inquiries made of friendi, employer, relatives or trades people. OUR SERVICE You can secure a loan within an hour's time when necessary. Every transaction is absolutely confidential. Courteous considerate service given whether you borrow $10 or $300. RICHMOND LOAN COMPANY. "The Friendly Company" Established 1895 r- . ROOM 207 COLONIAL BLDG., COR. MAIN AND SEVENTH STS. Under State Supervision. PHONE 1545 Richmond, Ind.. r

Wants to Retire

SLNERAL. PERSHING wants a rest. He has spent most of his life in the army, and now that there are no wars or rumors of wars ho has asked the war department to permit him to re tire. He may enter private business. General John J. Pershing was born In Linn county, Missouri, September 13, 1860. He was graduated from West Point in 1886. A veteran of numerous campaigns. General Pershing fought the Apache Indians in New Mexico and Arizona in 1SS6, and the Sioux in the Da-GEN-PERSUINCr kotas in 1901. He was with the Tenth cavalry 'n the Santiago campaign, Cuba, and there formed the acquaintance of President Roosevelt, who was later instrumental in bringing about his Tapid promotion. General Pershing in 1902 fought the Moros; and in 1906 was with Kuroki s army in Manchuria. He served on the general staff from 1903 until 1906; was later commander of the department of Mindanao and governor of Moro province, and in June, 1913. defeated the Moros in battle at Bagsae. General Pershing was in command of the expeditionary force which went to the Mexican border in 1913 and pursued the bandit Villa in Mexico. The crowning achievement of Pershing's career was of course his work as commander of the American expeditionary forces in the World war. He has been decorated by all of the ali ;pfj governrnents, and received the thanks of congress, which conferred i upon lum the highest rank in tne j army. General persning is a wiaower, ! his wife and three daughters having ; lo?t their lives in the burning of hi home on the Presidio on August 27, I 1915. ! General Pershing if credited with j having: been on of th email group i of slrong personalities who dominated jthe allied Fide in the struggle which j ended in the defeat of Germany. It ' was the rock-ribbed determination of Pershing to organize an American j army as a separate entity that prevailed over the appeals of Marshal .loffre. ' Foch and other allied commanders in ! have, the Americans incorporated with the moro experienced French and English forces. Pershing's deen belief in the inherent fighting qualities of the American soldier was shared by President Wilson and Secreiarv of War Baker. j His insistence that an American K -rT-.t ,,-oo hnrVorf Kt- v, army was backed bv the pres- ! ident, and eventually Pershing's judg ment was vindicated every time the American unit engaged in battle. COUNCIL TAKES (Continued from Page One) that the new rates will become effective by .July 1. According to figures prepared by Mr. Perk the municipal plant operated at i a loss of $8",i last nionih, and it is expected an even larger deficit will be shown for this month. In formulating the proposed rate increases Mr. Perk analysed the record of all light consumers for the month of April, this year, and all power consumers for the past year. HAIGHT ATTENDS MEETING. O. W. Haight, Pennsylvania station agent at Hagerstown, was a delegate at a conference of railroad station agents at Effingham, 111., Sunday. No Richmond men are members of ih organization. REAL ESTATE FOR SALE 42 MONEY TO LOAN 46

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