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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

In the Probate Court Of Berualillo County
NeN Menico.
IN the Matter Of the Estate 81 D. . Tucker
Deceased.
Notice h hereby given that the under
signed was. on the 10th dny u April 1870
duly apointed AdmlnistratrN 81 the estate ~
.. Y Tucker. deceased. BY the Probate tnnrl
~ hrrualill0 County. and having qualified
a. such administrator all persons haviua
claims against the estHte ofsaid dereffnt ar
hereby notified and reqaired 60 present IN
same 20 The undersigned b. the manner and
within The time prrsrribed by law.
IDA TABY TUCKER.
Adninistratrix
Anrii t7at NAV Is. 1920
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

An Ordinanco PrphibiiinE Carnivals steel
shuHa sud other Lie Forms 81 Amuss'
incht IN The City Of Aibuquerguo
ne ~ Ordained hy the City Commission
Of tho City Of Albuquerque
section T. That it shall be unlaw ful fol
any carnival street show or Other In
amlsement eHterprisr or segregation 60 n7
eupy any street public place or lot In M
CHv ~ Albuquerque. a. any time for nuy
purpose.
Section . That no license ~ any kint
fdf ans purpose shall ever be granted by ths
Cty Commissitn or any nmeial o. the cts
Of Albuquerque 20 any carnival. street show
or other Ike amusement enterprise oi
Aggregation.
section o Any violation u this ordinance
mail b. Punishable hy . anc ~ not tess thar
three hnudred dollars or by iinprtspnmenI
N tho city Jail fer not los than ninety day
or hy both such fine and imprisonment ir
the discretion ~ The police judge.
section 4. All ordinances and parts %
orAinAnrss IN conniet herewith are herebl
repealed.
tSoaj o. ~ tAYNOLDS.
Chairman. gity Commission.
Attest. NORRiNE N SWtrzER.
City CLERK
Aprii iTth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
JEWISH PAPER
OPPOSES HARDING

TCLEDp-The '1%sacluc.' a Jew
ish organ here, NJ opposed Senator
Warren O.. ftardinH republican can
didato FOR president because he voted
Hrnndeis TO the supreme court
bench.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
COPS MAY CHOOSE
OWN CHIEF HERE

DIES MOtNES-It Is possible thai
the police department here will
choose il own chief. That IL the
plan OF Marshal Miller who may DO
appointed head OF the public safety
department. Then they'n have no
kick" says Miller.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
L.iveatock

CHICAGO. April i7,-Cattle-Rc-
celpts. 1000. Beef steer and She
stock STEADY to rs cents lower: top
steers. Sts.75; bulk. sli.5Od 14Oo;
cows. lightweight. $500 10. SO; can
ncrs. $500 soc. bulls steady to 20
cents higher: calves steady to so cents
lower. top ~veaiers, St6.50. Compared
with week ago: Beef steers steady 10
SO cents higher. She-stock mostly
steady 20 20 cents lower; canners
steady. bulls strons 10 SO cents high-
err: calves, $3.50 to s2.00 higher: feed
crs nominal.
Hogs-Recelpts. 1890. Market
strong 10 go emit higher; top, $3.50.
buik. $1,000 1855.
Sheep-Receipts. 5000. Market
steady. Top wooded lambs, S2i.50.
Compared with a week ago; Lambs
and ycariings mostly Si.00 higher;
aged sheep, % to so cents higher.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. April IL
Hogs-Receipts. 700. Market strong
10 10 cents higher. Top. 1888; bulk
light and mediums, &i4.T6M 1875;
bulk heavics. Sfs.40ni5.O0.
Cattle-Rcccipts. 1909: compared
with Wednesday. April Z, (day pre-
coding switchmen's striker, beef and
butcher cattle. SO cents TO also high
or; cnnnors and cutters and calves
strong TO SO cents higher.
Shcop-Rcceipts. $500. Market
strong with April Z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
GRANITE COLUMN
TOPPLES INTO STREET

DIES MOfNES-A huge column oi
granite supporting bank building
here topplcd into thS street th-cc days
after "a high wine. which H. believed
TO nave weakened it, m%oorings. 10
narrowly missed n street car loaded
with passengers.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

According to English law. a wo-
man witness must raise her veil and
expose her face. so that the jury may
Judge BY her features as to her truth
fulneEs.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

signed the decision aud have sepa-
rated.
Cnahie to sruIic their domestic
trnunice themselves, ard not
W1shInR a. airing ln the divorce
rotlIf. Ncf. ufunk and hfs Wife
went Together % Jnslicc Of the
fe1tr fpiseu for advice. He sng-
kcstu that the Bfunks' ONf
netehborz scefie lhr problem.
u pas decided That three friends
elsoald sii . N the Jury" hear both
decision which both nrunk and his
wife 9rrccd 10 abide BY.
rnsinf' pnri0r l. "Cour.-
The hearing took place In the par
lnr of ahe ciergyman'a home. While
tho tarec children OF the Drunk fam
~ LILLIAN. 70. p sophomore az Syra-
ms university: Alfred. iG. a student
in hiRn school and Ninurd. 7. Walt
irF in the dining room, Rev. and
Ms brunk told their stories.
first they were Questioned scpa-
nieiy anc then . joint hearing was
LILLIAN WINS called to testify. Daddy
and mother canno seem 10 agree on
come thinRs.T =aa an she would say.
Then the ~neiEhbors deiibcrated
alonc and pronounced their decision.
That The couple would be-fcr the
time helnE. al lcair-hctfcr on apart.
The next day Mr.. and Mrs. Brunk
called together al tho office Of George
T. Jolsen and signed an agreement
upon he terms of their situation. The
paper read that Mrs. Brunk should
take their YOUNGEST son. clifford. and
go % i've with her bachelor brother.
John Battle ~ Pensacola. Fla.
Irr hIaNInna aUau "a. ..a 49, -
o9o-ti.foo 20 BE- raiaed by placing a
moftraRt on the Brunk homestead
aud 500 IN cash AZ once.
Prcparr lat supper.
Aittr signing the agreement tho
couple returned 10 the Brunk home
whcre Nm Drunk prepared the sup
ptT. fhr atrirh;encd up their little
home and then left on The midnight
train. accompanied by her little son
70 her brother.
q iclirte that our n4iahbors mr.
itfcd ~ uf right dcrision-at least
fur the time hclng.- says Rev. Brunk.
sensible way cut OF mlsDnderstand-
bugs"
When 7 arrived tine pastor was
cooking his own dinner.
Rev. Brunk called attention 10 a
nfr-alzed painting OF Bis wife GA the
wall 81 their living room.
That ig b good picture OF her" hs
said, ~ he sat Razed on II
houFhffully.
Alfred. the f~g-yenr-oid son. ex.
piains that ne h. ready 10 help dat
keep housC.
There y one thing 7 would liz,
10 be- understood aid the lad
THAT Is that there Is not one breati
~ scandal on either side. / believ,
ntty Will be back together SCOT
they are very fond OF each other"
rhe three jurors have virtually th'
aame comment 20 make, regarding
ihtir service.
We have done what va though
right We have tried 10 Doe 'fricndi
and neighhOrs IN more than JUS
name"
During the war re Brunk servct
wnh the n a. q. a. in France.
And tho littls town OF Liverpool
with rs 1900 people. huns HppTosa
oVe The BfunKs way out OF famili
troubles that only the Brunks car
really understand.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
nhlcaro Rnard of Trnda

CHICAGO. April lI.-Wcakncsa
developed IN Tie corn market today
chiefly owing TO prospects OF q
speedy end OF the railway strike.
Opening prices which varied from I'M
changed figures 20 ~ cent lower,
with May si.6Sis to si.sgh and July
SEAS 10 si.6f. were followed by
moderate rallies, but then by "a frcsh
decline.
After opening unchanged to y cent
lower. including July az 81 TO sTL
cents. oats underwent M additional
.ase before beginning 10
Provisions declined witn grain
CLOSE.
corn-May. ti.s9ls: July. si.6ih ;
Sept. ef.59.
oats-May. s5A G: July. S7Hc.
Pork-May. S37i5s July, SaS.i5.
iard-May. S2O.2s. July. s2i.O5.
Rihs-May. $3.50; July, si9.i0.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
GErs HIMSELF ~ BAD
THROUGH COMPLAINT

HrINIlN--i- u MurfCr came %
police hradquaricra 10 tell Of "a man
uho chased him with an axe NE
talked too much or not enough. Any
way ne lof if slip be- wuH an army do
aerter and bccansa Of some other re-
marks b. dropped, tho cops aDadcd
q garden near kle home and found
rs riunr.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

Nearly all OF the cities and towns
OF Switzerland. and even many OF IT,
small Villages, have technical schools
specializing IN matchmaking.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

stale Of Sew MeSiro.
STATE Corporation Commissiop. q New MeAico
CERTIFICATE OF COMPARISON
tmitrd ftnes Of Amcnca,
State Of New Meaico-ss
II l. Hereby CertlAed, that the annexed Is
Z fuli. true and complete transcript Of the
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
THE SECURITY MORTGAGE AND INVEST.
MINT COMPANY
So. iOfuq with the endorsements there
on. as same appear on ne and Of record N
the once u the state Corporation AommiA'
IL T.sfhnony whereof, the State Corpora.
ton Commission ~ the Sta.- Oh Sew heN
loo has caused this certificate TO be sigtri
mission. 10 be ahsed al Tho City Of santE fe
on tsis 9th day d April A d is29.
A1ie.,. L MORRISON usrf.
ARTICLES or INCORPORATION
o.
rHE SECURITY N%ORTGAGE AND INVEST
MENT COMPANY
We The undersigned, iu nrdrr 10 form q
corporation for the purpuaes hereinafter tat.
~, undfr aud pnriuant. 20 ne provision 81
States NJ America. do hereby ccrtifl ha fol.
lows;
ARIlcLk rms s,crptry
MORTGAGE AND INVESTMENT COM
rANf
The i%ocation Of the principal once ~ The
Corporation in the state of NeW Mexico,
shnil he al Albuquerque. Now Me4ico; and
the name Of The agent 10 charge through and
upon whom process against the Corporation
may he served b. d Alderman. Rooms o.
~ First Naiianal Bank Building Alhuguef
ARTICLE m
The objects for which the Corporation Is
i 10 enter into. make, perform, aud
carry out contracts u rvery tprt aud Kind
with any person. hrn. association corpora
ton. private, public or municipal or bod
politic and IN carrying on ~ own busi
ness, or for the purpose Of attaining or tur
thiues which q c0sphrtnershlp or natnral per
son could do or exercise. aud which noN or
hereafter may be- Authorized by Law and 20
rouduct e. business in the State Of New
Mexico, and any other state, icrriiry' district
or country
q TO acquire. own, sell aud oihersiso
dispose o. and deal ~ stocks. bends, mort
per 81 ihdiFiduals, arms. associations. and
rbrparaiionsf to Issue stocks. bonds. or other
negotiable mstruments and securities. and 10
secure the tame by mortgage, pledge. deed
81 trust or otherwise To acquire. own, i'm
prove. sfli transfer, pledge. mortgage. lease.
Or 0ihgfwiae dispose Of, raueessions. grants.
frhncfsea. flEhts, real estate. and other
innintain. aud alter buildings thereon TO
promote. assist and huhsidlzo companies,
fsndieates. and nanne-ships To lend or
borrow money on real or personal property
To giFo any guarantee Or evidence o. In
debtedncss for the payment ~ money. or the
performance Of any ebiigauop undertaking.
Q. 10 examine into The merits Of indus.
trial, farming stock raising railtoadi min
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leo the seal u Inc Corporation TO be am4ed
TO any aud all papers requiring a seal;
g. The Hoard of Directors and executitr
~cemEitiee shall except a. otherwise prov o.
~ BY law, have power 10 act by a resolu.
lion IN writing. signed by all Of the mem
membet Of the executive committee. o.
other committee, and hled and Inserted IN
ne rssord.d minutes Of the Company. aHd
signed aud snnrxed 10 the minutes shall be-
deemed the acton " such Board ~ Commit
shd eject a. ne same hsd been dab
passed Oy a vote Of the members kiEning
the same a. a regularly couvened meeting.
D. The stockholders of the Corporation
in regular 90 special meeting properly called
In accordance vita the provisions Of The law.
may Hlter or amend the by laws Of this Cor
peraiion, and . majority Of m. capital stock
must be present or represented BY PROXY a.
any meeting Of the siockholdets Ia order %
constitute q quorum thereof and said . och
holdeu may By resolution dnly adopted o.
such mfeiinE remove any Director or oMcer
Of the Oorperation and elect a succsssof TO
hl ogi tn uncspircd term Of ssid Dtree,or
IS WITNESS WHEREOF We have here
unto sei our hands aud seals, this 9Th day
& L AEDDERs14SS
s. d ALDERMAN.
Attorney in fact
5. DENNtsON
u D ALDERMAN
state of New Mckee.
County Of hernalilln. q
on ths sth day Of April. 1928. before mo-
personally appeared D u Alderman. in his
isS'S y, I, 6 Sssss,.s az Ssg Ss,' as''oEEssg s ,n q fac &c
me known TO be the persons described iH. and
Who executed the forgonE Instrument aud
acknowledge The eSscuiion Of the same a.
IN witness whereof. l have hereunto se,
my. haud and amted my omcial seal the day
49, year above written u,pu.v uotv
Notary Public In sud iot bernshlio
County siste Of New MEXICO
>" POWER % xrTcRkhf "
KNOW ALI. MN Rl THESE PRESENTS.
That N n Alderman. % Topeka, shawnee
appointed BY these presents does make. con
situate and appoint ID. y Alderman n ia.
peka. shawnee County. Kansas q true aud
name. place aud stead ard to Ms use 10 rep
resent hin ~ al matters psr,a'nins 20 hs
business ~ Nhe otAt" OF NOV nehfe 20
aisn hhs maine 90, and properly a~cknowiedgu
and execute any and All papers relating 10
TIE incorporation u any concern under thr
bws Of SAID state Of New Mexico 90 sisn
corporation and 90 appear before and rcpft
sent him ~ any hearnga had before any ~.
State. giving unto his said attorney full
power Co % everything Whatsoever REQUESTS
and necessary 10 be done 70 effect any in.
corporation, p~artneukip or association a.
.nliy o. he could do u personally present.
With full power Of substitution and revo
c%aiion hereby raufying and confirming sll
hat his said attorney shall law fully do or
''iS %iTfNiFis0ss %HfFEsoFP'. 'i SS h,, hero.
unto set bic hand this lfd day Of April 1890
STATE of Kansas.
County Of shaWnos-ts
NHHL nMmm nsNWHH Hn. HNa HwAWw.HamaA n
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
rms Is orr sEAsoN
EOn HfH TIEHgTpS

EAST ENTERPflsE. Waah-Tho
huifrrcrnH arc unusually backward
ehis year around these parts, Silaa
Martin. n well. known student Of ma.
tine here. says he hasn't such "a
Hhorinre since 1h9z.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
Holds Livestock Industry Is
Helpless Victim of Excessive
Taxation and Organized Theft

A. d. MdlEulcn Asserts Lack Of Appreciation Of States Greatest In
dustfy Il NEGLECTED. IN Method Of Vauing Grazing Land and
livestock and IN Indifference to Widespread and Continued
Stealing Of Cattle and Sheep.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

Tho first crop OF tea is read to pick
the third year after The tree is plnntcd
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

NEW xoRK. April i7.-cutton ru-
lures closed ~ ong. May, 42.s6. July.
aD.Nh. October. s7.Oo. December.
35.se: January. $500.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

FOR WHIP CREAM nee Kiln
Inland POWDERED WHOLE MILK.
Phone oea or cAil fOe MtHf GIN
TRIAL AVENUE. SOUTHWESTERN
Kim COMPANY. utnrrY John-on'-
PLACED
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

AhhcftN
NEW YORK, kprlI Ig-Finai pri-
crs on liberty honda were. sl4r,
G3.eos inst ~. 1880. aecorf a. Ss.SS:
first AS. 9O.2o. second ia Ss.agt
third fhs, 9s.0os fourth fhH, $40:
victory a&s. ee.os; victory 4Aa
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

state Of Sew Meairp
state Corporation Gnmmission Of New MeAtc'
CERrIFfCATE on COMfARfsoN
tnifrd Ntafef 81 America,
State Of New Mc1ico-ss
II l. Hereby Certihed, thai the annexed b
Z fun. true and complete transcript Of the
CERTIFICATE OF INCORPORATION
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17

THE SECURITY MORTGAGE AND INVEST.
MINT COMPANY
So. iO5ug with the endorsements there
nn. a. same appear on hie and Of record IN
Tho once of the state Corporation iommia
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-04-17
ARfiCLRs 81 INCoRfoRATIoN
rHE SECURITY NoRTeAgE ANn INvEs.

W.. The undersigned. iu order 10 form q
corporation Tor the purpuaes hereinafter siai.
ed. under aud purluant 10 the prpviklous 81
no iaws Of the State ~ New heNtru. Jntri
States ri America. do hereby certifl o. tol
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April MA Nay - 1920
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
AuroMoRILEs EoR sac.
-t-s~~~>>>~~~~~
G. A. Il.
Specials
Exceptional
Used Car
v alues

THEY GAVE SPLENDID
SERVICE FOR THE GRAND
OLD BOYS OF "61" AND
WILL GIVE SPLENDID SERV-
ICE FOR YOU.
THE FOLLOWING LIST OF
CARS, ~REB UILT AND
PLACED IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITION BY OURSELVES,
WERE GIVEN A FINAL AND
MOST THOROUGH TEST IN
THE SERVICES OF G. A. r.
VETERANS LAST WEEK, OP-
GRATING CONTINUOUSLY
ALL WEEK FROM TWELVE
TO EIGHTEEN HOURS A DAY.
THEY ARE NOW OFFERED
FOR SALE, AT MATERIAL
REDUCTIONS, WITH THE
ASSURANCE THAT THEY
ARE THE BEST USED CAR
VALUES WE HAVE HAD TO
OFFER THIS YEAR.
stutz s-passengsr touring car. 1919 cord
tires. wire wheels. extra wheel and tire
cover for tire Rehnished; looks like new,
$4,000.
National sport model 1919: can not be
told from new with cord tire. extra and
tire covert $4,000.
Elgin sport model 1920. disc wheels,
extra wheel and tire. including cover.
$500.
Elgin touring car, 1920: looks and runs
better than new with extra tire and cover,
$3.50.
Franklin touring car with new tires
and extra with cover. Overhauled COM
pletely, $3.50.
Cole touring car which has been com
pletely overhauled and reprinted. $3.50.
Buick closed touring completely over
hauled and in wonderful shape, $780,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
RECONSTRUCTED
MAXWELLS
A TWO WEEKS
SALE

We've taken all the used Max
wells in our establishment and
marked them at sale prices that
mean big, worthwhile savings.
Every car is in reliable condi-
tion-good for lots of service
because not one of them is of
fered until after we have THOR
OUGHLY RECONSTRUCTED it.
We believe that this sale is the
greatest opportunity in the light
car field. It's an opportunity to
buy an economically running,
thoroughly satisfactory automo-
bile at a remarkably low price.
1918 Maxwell Roadster, re-
finished dark green with cream
wheels. This car has a brand
new top. Price, $595.00.
1920 Maxwell Touring rein
ished Napier green, tires all
good. Price, $7S5.00.
1917 Maxwell Touring, refR-
ished Napier green tires all
good. Price, $4,000.
1917 Maxwell light delivery
track. & real bargain at $4,000.
1918 Maxwell Touring, in good.
shape. Price, $625.00.
1917 Maxwell Roadster, refn-
ished dark blue with white
wheels. Price, $325.00.
1920 Maxwell Roadster with
the original color, equipped with
spotlight, tires all good. Price,
$785.00.
1919 Maxwell Touring, REIN
ished dark green. Price, $695.00.
1920 112-ton truck, cab and
windshield, box body, been used
only few hundred miles for dem
onstrating purposes. Price,
$4,000.
Terms If desired.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
REAL EsTATE-WANTED.

A DOUBLE north or east by party
wanting a home. Prefer Enodern home
and viii pay each II priced right. Give
address and telephone uumber Address
Nc. 1891, Times.
CASH buyer. four-room modern house
near car line; give particulars and
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
MALE HELP-WANTED.

Men, boys and colored
girls, not under 16 years
Of age. S. keystone avenue
and Belt r. r. Take Pros
pect car to end of line.
FAIRMOUNT G. L A S S
WORKS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
AN OPPORTUNITY
For ladies and gentlemen

For ladies and gentlemen
OF this and surrounding communities.
Costs you nothing. Take half an hour
or so to see demonstrated at studio 22s
North New Jersey street, one of the lat
est, simplest, most beautiful and most
practical inventions Of this age, project
ing MOVING PICTURES in their NAT
URAL AND ORIGINAL COLORS, just
as photographed The energetic ana EN-
terpriSing will seize this Opportunity.
grasping the WONDERFUL ATTAIN
MENT and will be permitted to question
and learn Of its great possibilities. YOU
win be surprised as never before. 1t
stands alone in a class to itself Until
further notice demonstrations given at all
hours from 10 o'clock mornings to s
o'clock evenings, Sunday excepted. BY
courtesy OF the INTERNATIONAL NOV
ING PICTURE AND FILM co. Ask
for Gr. Roberts, Demonstration.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
BOY

JEwELRY workmen. all departments;
highest salaries and best opportunity
for advancement. HEUFF-JONESt CO.,
335 n, Pennsylvania Main Ais.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27


Through a business deal we
obtained II new five-pas-
senger touring cars, listed
at $500 each; wheel base
125 inches, large Red Seal
8 n Continental Motors.
Borg & Beck clutch, Co
lumbia aXles. The price we
paid for these cars permits
us to selLthem at a very at
tractive figure. If inter
ested phone or write Mills
paugh & Irish. Pros. 6043.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
AUCTIONS.

rs@N~SN~N~~~N-~~N~sN~~~~SN~
RECEIVERS SALE.
PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Tuesday morning, 10 o'clock. Sent.
e we will sell the property of the In
diana Cake Cone & Candy Co, located
at i07 N, Alabama ST.:
Turnbuil machine for ice cream cones
Crushette hachlne complete.
electric motor, II. p.
electric motor. y II. P.
electric fan.
large mixer.
9 press machines for ice cream cones,
small cabinet,
! scale, 100 pounds.
copper kettles.
slabs.
electric box regulator.
large tin box.
stools.
tables.
3 candy molds.
outfit for sailed peanuts.
ice cream cone cutter.
thermometers for candy.
-four sfters.
mop bucket.
l candy dipper
. candy tunnels.
switch boxes.
1 mill grinder.
small gas plate.
10s cans.
IL candy Jars
desk.
chair for desk.
alarm clock.
( chairs
1 dining table.
] long table.
1Ncounter.
Tools.
Boxful OF pipes and screws.
wash boilers.
100 feet gas pipe.
1 candy gas stove.
Part Of small na7d-,5 barrel syrNp havoring.
Il gallon ice cream coloring.
10 small boxes. of candies.
2 half barrels OF old candy.
so pounds box paper.
Advertising stun, stationery, etc.
Scrap ice cream cones.
1 bag popcorn.
5000 boxes fruit crispettes.
Waste basket.
pals (wood).
Double boiler.
Empty barrel.
Candy whipper.
MARK w. RINEHART.
Attorney for Receiver.
LEW SHANK AND RAY WRIGHT,
Auctioneers.
22T N. New Jersey. Main 202s.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

UNITED STATES MARSHALiS OFFICE.
United States of America, District OF In
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

CLEANUP SALE
OF USED CARS.
Ford touring. 1917
Oldsmobie 8 touring, 1919.
Eleo touring, 1917.
Chandler touring, 1917.
Dodge roadsters, 1918.
Oakland Sedan, 1919.
Maxwell roadster, 1917.
Chevrolet Touring, 1918.
Ford Sedan, 1918
Many other cars. All have been re-
built; cash or terms.
INDIANAPoLIs AUTO SALES co. 4
255 n. Penna st. Main 224e.
Saxon roadster, 1895; electric
lights and starter; $75 down,
balance year. 555-57 N. Cap
itol ave.
Studebaker touring, $4,000; $75
down, balance a year; no brok-
erageg 555-57 N. Capitol ave.