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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

-8m. RaCgclin, bon Smeei
Springs, $40, lenoet ms lcinen
9lbonnelnentsbetrog unO erinncrt urs
Oorall, DaB er nun ieit 80 Sabren EN-
9eier bes 8olfsblatt lit. IudJ IN Ga.
fine County, ~er5icIten Die Sarmcr
MIR cine babe 8ri3enerntc, nie aud
sic Saferernte cine iebr ihledtc mar.
Corn hingegen miro einen iebr glIten
Grtrog l~icfern.
-sSrau Sobn @rlntcrS unh Sobn
reiIten leste ISOLDE sum 8eIltdc Der
5taatS 6nir no6 Scoalio.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19
@ittenb erg.

Am 0icnStag butten mir Den lang,
cricbnten Regen. &les lit nun mies
ser erfriiht. Der Regen fam aber
leioer 5lt ipdt fir unIer &orn; mir
limo ober bod oonfbar benn Ger
Mtangcl oil &oiicr mad)te iid bel
picIcn 6ornncrn unIerer Nodboridoft
rCdlt fitblbor.
2e$lie @ilemon lit nit Ieiner
0reihmnifinC in unlcrcr Ho6bor,
i6uft an 9reiden. Ser @ci5cn gibt
nidt gut aus, 1ber mir nolen 81.
frieoen lcin un0 mie0er auf SOffnung
iGelt, Diellei1t miro's nGdIteS SSabr
micber better.
Nlrtbllr 8elert uno SomiIie ia
men an 9tenstog per Iutomobil
Don ct. 2ouis Inn 0ie bier mobnen.
Sen Gltern un0 Sernonoten oeS Srn.
@cllert eineu 8eiu6 ob5ultotten.
Yoitor Nrtbur @ngelbredt reiite
NicIc @ode noh Californian llnl On
ieIbit elmer @cmeinoe bor3uItebcn.
&ncob Hollter unO beiien @attir
rciItcn lebtc ISOLDE nu6 SeoaIia I'M
ooielb1t Sermanoten ut0 ser StootS
6oir einen 8ein6 81 moden.
&roieiior $. Sdntiot ulo 6omi.
lie, BON 9CQcOile, ST., mnrcn bier
5uull 9eiudJ ibrer Gltcrn, ScrDon0-
ten uno @efonntcu.
Anquit 8intcr ul0 Camille, &eins
rid 9in%ncnbr6fCr un0 6anlilic, 6roll
@crnldn @intcr utl0 Sri. 2eno @iu.
ter, idmmtliG bon Hoiebuo, woren
ON letter. Somtag bier bel Ser
wnnoten auf 9eiltd).
~ Wan abonniere oltf ons 9olfS'
bIatt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

81. 9. MihclS rrO @nttirL bon
Germantown 81, n1o Sohn 2
MldcIS. BON 81 8oio, ya.. OcrlUeil
ten mchrcrc Cage lester @odc bier
in lhrer irilbcren 8eimatb 5llm @c.
md ihrCr bci0cn ShnueIter1l, Trolr
Ebo$. 8crenO uub 6rou @nltcr
Yhln0Diacr.
Nul. RuffnCr mlroe lcbtc %&u.
dc pnn icincr @ottin nit Clncm cd.
terdcn bcihGnft.
60. &ormonn, @ep. Gang m0
@nIter StoIlmepcr, Ioluie Sri. Mtcto
Rnhrr. Don nabe SreberifSburQ. ma
rem lebten QonnerStag bciutSpciic
in NCrnlonn.
-. u. Siedenoiet ltnO Wuttin,
Cos. @ieoinGbngen mo Satin umh
Ncrmnn 2ip8fofl, bon 0t. Sterling,
itottetcl Iesten 9onncrSto0 unicrcr
Stoot "inen @eIud ob.
-8m. NJ. 2ieiemepcr, mcIhcr
mchrcre Gage in ieiner friibercn Sci,
math bel Ban oermeiltc, lit Ictter
Dtittwod pieber nod Snrnc,lic, Ncb..
3url,dqcfebrt, ltn0 omar in 9c9lci,
tuna ieincr Mlltter, 6rou Sobonno
&icinncpcr, mcIfc mehrcre Ntorote
Oor: 81 pcrblribcn geoeuft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19
DR.. ". {. lockwood
3a6nMr6t
n, M o.
o
Office Scr &eoples 8anf gegeniiber
8hnne-Officc Nr. 3.
@obnung GER. 303.
SlpensDiue

z. 4. Grom0er un6 @attin lpltrOen
letten Srcitug burd sic @cburt cine8
S0bn6ens crfrcut.
Com Wurr fam lcbtcn SanstaQ
bon ct. 2oriS bierbcr nm Dem sic.
mic Ser fatbl. @emeinOc b~ei3lupob.
men ltlO alien 8cfonttcll einen BE,
I1f ab3llitattcn.
So6n Sobein, bon 0rofe, brfolro
lid om SomStu9 in @eihdftcn bier.
&ernan @ittrod, BON Union, itat,
tete Iebte ISOLDE biciigcn S5rcunncn
cinen 8eiu6 ob.
I'm Oas SoItonlt 5l 8lnn0 iino
nidt ucntger als 5ebn 9emcrbcr I'M
Seloe.
s. @. SensIen meldcr IN.
l1n9It ploblid I6mCr erfranttc, Qebt
iett mieOer raid icincr @cnciung
cntgegen.
6ral Souis 0iedgraefe, bon Gltl.
liDun, nor leste 8ode nCbrere Gage
bier gum 9eIud ifrer hier mohnhnf.
fen Sinner.
Die bieiigc SdubIobrit iteat ieoe
@ohc mcbr Nrbcitcr an.
&cnrD &rctcr, bon &ull, llllg. y.
Suclltel, 9. 6. @Dior unO @uttin,
Mn1. Nlrfoer@eiOc un0 8ottill un0
Or. s. ". WiiaS porcn (cttc ISOLDE
5iul @ciud) Der Stoota 1Suir in Sc,
OnIia.
Nn SamStag ionO ctll Mcttipiel
5lniid)en DEM GmCispiQc rulO Dem
0ernlO Sennl ltott BET Dcldcnt ltniCre
SlrlgcnS nit 4 81 9 Oen Sicq oouon
trugcn. Am Sonntag errongcn oics
ielbcn cbcnfols eincn Sie9 iibcr otc
@nllipic(er bon 8clc l1ln omar nit
~ 81 6 Nuns.
Der Scihnoul bon TSrult 9trB, lUcl-
dye III ct. &ouiS, 100 iic elmer Opes
ration u~1tcr5ogcn muroc ltarb. ultrs
De letter. Sreitog bierDer llnb no6
ibrcr Scintotb nabe Oof Sill &C.
bratt, no an Somsta9 Ole 9ccr6i.
9ltng Itattfano.
8altcr Strof un6 @attin, bon
Mcrmomt, luorrn all SamstaQ bier
Inn Dem fotbl. 8icnic b%ei5ulpobnen
unN 9Iel65eiti9 loren Nnacborigen
ciien 9ciltd) abauItuttcn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19
ScnrD 56ud, Gmil Sdud
Sermann
:6raNitwtrte
boil
SChuCh Bros
ScnrD Sdud

itcinc uitu. OTIS @ranit unO Vtar'
mor; ebenfoa$ G%infoiiuugcn fir
8rGbcr ODER 6omiIienpIdsc. 5tct5
cine groBe 9Grtsmobl fertiger @onu.
mcntc on SnnO. Ntr Oos bette
@atcriul miro gebrouht. Sreiic
nic0rie umo 3ufrie0cnDeit garantirt.
S6u9 BROS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

Geo. u. Stof unO Sos. Stein-
meg, BON Berger, befonoen iih am
9ienStag in gei6GftIidcn Nngelegen.
beiten bier.
-2ebrer SuIiuS 2oOe, melder
wGbrenO 0en Sommerfcricn bie gsor.
maIi6ule 3lt Cape @irar0eul beI1htc
feDrte letter. Wontng in ieine bieiigc
Seintatb sltriid.
Sri. Sbercic Sic0lcr, nelde
nlcbrerc @oden bier mar ,rn ibren
fronfcn Sater, 8risfo SieOIer, Der.
ptlcgen 5u belfcn, febrte lctte ISOLDE
mieocr no6 &onIuS Gitp 3ltriif.
-Gonroo 9uooeulcper un0 @ut.
tin, bon &ooIlun, Itattcten unIerer
Stant anl Wontag eincn 8eird) ab.
STRAIT 2ouiie &. @il6, IGngcre
Sabre bier ais 2cbrerin tbGtig, bod
Jest III &aniaS Gitp mobnbaft, peilt
g%e9cmUurtig bier in ibrer frilberen
@cimatb sum 9cIud) BON Srcltnoerl
lulO alten @cfunnten.
-Iaa Ncrmann Ghulltallulla be.
gllllt morgen 9tofmittag. &orft
cure Soiion, Sidets IN ser Office 0eS
Nolfsblatt. 8rcis fir Grmudienc
1920, fir &inoer $1.10.
Is. ". Rt6ert, bon Ct. 2olli8,
O%ptouctriit uno Sptifer, bat iid in
rnierer StoOt nieOcrgeIniicn uno cine
Office im yticboff.@eb6l,oe on ser
Gdc Der 5. uno WnrfttroBe er0finet.
User gum 2eien ooer Scbcn cine Bril-.
lie obcr 4l1genglGier bro1dt, ioIlte
bel @crrn Hidert poriprc6en INN ieis
ne Allgcn ulteriuden mo Die ri6ti.
gen Slider anpaiicn 81 lulicn.
Grco @arnin0 unN Satin, mel.
dye mehrcrc @oden Dubicr bel ibren
&.rtpon0tcn, @Oam @cn0er II. Got.
tin unO Otto 9cttmalm II. Satin,
Derlpciltcu fcbrten lette ISOLDE mic,
Der nod ct. &ouis 5llriif.
-MnrrD Mous umb @ottllL u. 9.
@oeihel unb 0attiu un0 Srou Senrp
Mouabln0 lporcn lcttc @o6e mcb.
rcrc Gage in Scbalio I'M ser StootS.
6air hci5ltpobnen.
-GOlpin 2ci8ner mo 6omilic,
Don ct. 2oltiS, fonen Ieste ISOLDE
biCrbcr 5lm 9eiu6 ser Nttttcr, Strait
q. 6. &eisner, lrn6 nnocrer 8ermnno.
ten.
~. y. Suenfel, BON Smenspille,
fam Icbten 9onnerStog bier Oilrd
oltf Dem @eoe no6 ScOaIia. I'M scr
Gentleman. 6eter bei5uluobnen.
-&ernon SelmerS, bon SanIaS
Gitp, befuno iid) 0ieic 8o6c mebrcre
Gage bier gum 8eiltd ieiner Gltcrn.
-Morgen 8eqinn bcs Gbolttau
qua,
-6rnt Sobn &ottelmonn, BON
Solcoo, Ohio. befinOet iid gegempdr.
tig bier gum 9eiud ibrcr SdwGgce
rim, Srau Imanba Snfcn.
-3miihen Scm Ball Seom bon
@orrcnton uno Dem Sermann 3com
miro ont Sonntag Radmittag ouf
Dem bieiigen 9aieboll. Sarf Elm IN
terciiontcs @ettipiel itattfinoen. 9os
Spiel bCgirmt nm balb 8 ltbr.
3. @cioen unb Satin, BON Git
tic Mod. Nrf., muren ipGbreno Sen
oeraungcnen 5mct @odcn bier 5t
@oIt bel Iouu 9cn0er un0 @ottin.
NIB. SicOlcr mar lebtcn Conn
to0 IN Seoulio, 100 er nit Dem Sci
frrion Gttp @oieboa Glub ge9en oos
Scoulio IeouI lid on einem @ett.
ipirl betbciligte.
e. $. 9eitmmn rno Satin,
bon Stoup Sia, 8. %. &oblbuiA II.
-, a., M 4,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

. aiAANA NAf - f'N
her. upu no ans 0ieiclbcn, noh ci.
mem 8ciu6c bel &ermunotcn in Oer
pan ?tuhborihuft micNcr in lbrl
/ Ntimatb lit GcntroIio. Mo, 5urijd
rciitcn.
@uncie Bros. pcrfolrftcn cincn
g}au $Ocu Momtrc Sprco0er an
Youi& @rotcpiCl BON &btnelol0.
SRI. Mtorp Sdcer, bon ct
2oui$, bcfonO iih Iette 8ode bier
ais @uit non Sobn 9cSarep nnG
@ottir.
-&ohn Slid fam leBten 6rcitug
Don Ct. 2ouiS 5ltm gciut ieiner
Mtlltter ul0 @cidmiitcr bierbcr.
-6rau Sbcrcie Ncuenbobn, uor
ct. 2olli&, mar mcbrere Gage letter
ISOLDE bier in ibrer friibcren Sci,
motb aui 9ciltd bel Sermonbten mO
9etannten. Srnn 9tcltenbabn bcinuO
iit) altf ser Seimreile bon ScNnlin
M lie Ole StootS 6air ionic Ser.
murotc brilld,t bate.
-Hobt. @ulter mnO @uttin fchr.
ten lcBtc &odJc nnd) cilem 0rei mod,
rntlifCu Nrientbultc in ser Grm-
mcrfriIdc IN 0euDCr, Colorado
Sprin09 mlN Eucblo. Colo, mirOcr
in ihrc biciigc @cimntb 5llriif. \Sll
@ttCblo muren 0ielclben mebrCrc Ia
&C sic @Gitc ser Trou Gbos. MidarO,
frll6cr Sri. 2ottic &oic, hon Scr
miami. Gbcnfulla br1d)tCn 0ieicl6Cn
ans Gcnucr @riIbc ser Trnlt NQlleS
Nioocl, iriiber Sri. 9uomig, an ihrc
hiciiQm Trrunoc ltno @efanntc gu.
riItf. 6rou &toOcI mar me6rere Ger.
mine Ntitglico Oca Senotes Ser
Staot5 2e0iSlotNr bon Colorado.
Sri. Rifu 2eimfltebler fam lcb
ten Samstag bier Ourd ouf ser
@cinrreiic bon @orrenSbure nnh
Mt. Sterling begriffen. Sri. 2cim.
tueblcr bot ibre StltOien in Ser g2ur,
~rcnSburg NormaI, Sdrlle beenOet un0
crbiclt Gin altf 2ebensSeit gilltiQes
Scbrcr. Certificate 5llerfannt.
-Ridoro u. Hllcoigcr, mether
an @ol, ser @rilfc iiber Den SiogC
tSlub beidGfti0t lit, mar Gnoe lester
&odc bier 5uml @cill6 ieiner @uqes
bGrigcn:
Mn @tittWo6 uno G~onucr&tnQ
t0n0 in Der @ohihltlbulle cine Ser.
iontml1tnq Ser 2e9rcr bon @usco,
no0c Gountp itutt, III meldcr sic
HiGnc fir On2 i'm nQdItcn Mpnat
6~cginncnoc Sduljobr bciprohen un0
nnOcre fiir &cbrcr mi6tigc S6ulon.
GCleacnbcitCn cr0rtcrt pllr0cll. Nnl
Wtittnod 2lbcn0 belt Nl6ert g. 9ehr,
Ne0oftutr ocS Miiiollri Shopl
%OrrnulS cine interciiontc 9(uiprod)c.
Melltc miro Die Convention ser Sduls
oircttorcn mo Shulhcumten, cbcn-
full9 IN Der Nohihulhollc, ubae6ol-
ten lucr0Cn.
Eor cini1cu (nQrn crjdbttc ms
oltc Nniic6lcrin. mcldc icbt cine
rci62 Grou lit, boB lie fiir % Gents
pro @odc mo &oIt un0 2ogis
oI2 lie 1856 bon ICutidlun0
nnd) Nncrito fam. 81 Der 3eit gin.
gen Die Sclttc nit YSonnbounets"
lln0 &lei6rrn aus &ottltn in 0ic Stride
rnb morcn Sufrieocn. mGbrcnO bout.
5ltto9c iclbit 6obrifmG0den IN IetOe.
llcn &lcibcrn sur Irbcit Qchcu uno
man in 9r6Bten Staat am Sonntog
in IlrtoS sur Stride fdbrt.
-Rid,tGr Nltg. Wcper ntudtc am
Wpntag eincn AltSflug per Il,to liad)
@orrenton, ltnb tebrtc am iclbcn 81.
&c IN @cglcitln9 icineS Sduifger.
lcbncs, Erri. 3, 8. Spobrcr nnh
6omiltc 5ltrilf, Settcre merOen nlcb.
rerc &Odcn bier OcrluciIen.
Strut Spnn @ropc, bon Imigb.
ton, &onioS. bcfin0ct lid oc0cnm1rti0
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

asS &enn Sbr mietben. faufen,
perfanfen oSer taui9en po1t, Damn
brtngt cS int 8ofsblatt our gnaeige,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

Geo. u. Stof un0 Sos. Stein-
meg, bon Berger, b%efnnoen ii6 am
9ienStag in gei6GftIidcn Nngelegqn.
beiten bier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

-Sebrer SuIiuS Hooe, neIder
mdbrenO Oen Sommericricn Die 3or.
moII4ule 8rt Cape @irarOenll beiudte
febrte letter. Wontng IN ieine bieiigc
Seimotb atriid.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1921-08-19

~ Ran abonniere ouf bos Solfs'
bIntt.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
EXPERIENCE is
ON SHANK SIDE

81 want to be mayor because I think
1 can be Of service to you people, that's
all" declared Samuel Lewis Shank, Re-
publican nominee for mayor, in speeches
last evening. I'm proud of my record
as mayor of indianapolis. I'm proud Of
my record as recorder of Marion County.
1 don't want to be mayor of Indianapolis
because of the honor there is IN it, I've
had that honor before"
The candidate said he believed he is
better fitted to run Indianapolis than
Boyd NJ. Ralston, his Democratic op-
ponent, because of his previous experts
ence.
Speaking of Mr.. Ralston, Mr.. Shank
declared:
I've lived here all my life and I never
heard OF RalstOn until he came out in
the primaries. You never heard of Rail
ston doing anything for anybody"
Mr.. Shank has been going about the
city for the past six weeks declaring
Mr. Ralston is a poker player and that
he knows he is because he has played
with him. The only difference between
RalstOn and me is that l stopped play
ing when 1 got married sixteen years
ago and he's still at it, Mr.. Shank fire.
quently has said
The park beard has spent enough
money on parks. 1t is time to start
spending money on Fairgrounds for the
kids" said the candidate.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
HEIR TO THRONE
TO VISIT INDIA
Fears for Safety of Prince Of
Wales Expressed by House
of Lords.

LONDON, Oct, 26.-The Prince of
Wales embarked from Portsmouth today
in the Renown, upon a 25,OOO-mile voy-
age TO India
King George and Queen Mary accom-
panied the heir TO the British throne to
Victoria Station.
The Prince sailed at 8 30 this after
room His staff viii be much the same as
that which accompanied him to America,
except that 1t viii include dozen ruling
Indian princes.
From India the Prince will go to Japan
and to Canada.
The advisa bility of the Princes visit
to India was debated in the House OF
Lords and on the very eve of the Princes
departure open fears for his safety were
expressed. To all suggestions that an
attempt might be made to assassinate
him, the Prince smiIingly replied he felt
absolutely safe.
An enormous crowd was gathered about
the railway station and they cheered
wildly when the Prince arrived Among
the Princes friends present was George
Harvey. American ambassador.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
Store Room
LOTs-FOR SALE.

TWO lots on paved street near school,
car line, store. etc. Electric Nights and
telephone available. Located northeast.
Size Of the two lots s2x19A Beautiful
building lot, VIII sell to responsible
party at $3.50 for the two lots- Terms $40
cash down, then 50 per month. MR.
YOUNG. Washington 1919.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
Autumn Festival at
Westminster Church

An autumn festival and musicale was
given last night at the Westminster Pres
byterian Church, Miss Pauline Marshall,
soprano; Miss Nellie Gordon of Chicago,
pianist, assisted by Mss Martha Petit.
john, reader, and Herbert Wunderich,
yiolinist, presenting the musical program.
Miss MarshalTs program included the
Aria from Madame Butterfly" and Mas
senets "Elegie" in French, as well as
My Love Is Muleteer" IN Spanish. She
is a pupil of Nine. Arimondi of Chicago
and is well known in musical circles
both here and in Chicago.
Miss Gordon played a group Of xeiec-
lions by Franz List. She is a pupil Of
Nine. SturkowRyder and played a selec-
tiOn by her teacher entitled Inst" Mr..
Wunderich played the "Souvenier" by
Bibla, and Mss Pettijohn gave an inn
personation of THE Girl at the Movies"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
FINANCIAL.

INSURANCE
in all Its branches. AUBREY D. PORTER.
s3s Lemcks bldg. Main 1919.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.
PHONES-CLASSIFIED
ADV. DEPT.

CHICKEN, fish and oyster dinner at Mars
Hill Hotel. Private dining room. Call
Belmont SSS1. ring I.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
'"SN'>"'@~N~~"SN"~NN"~- "1>|"~~"'o"-~@"~>""
NOTICE OF BIDS FOR BRIDGES


NOTICE OF BIDS FOR BRIDGES
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed. the Board OF Commissioners OF Ma
rion County. Indiana, WILL up to 10 o'clock
Repairing and underpinning bridge and
wall, bridge located on sherman drive
north Of Thirty Eighth street, estimated
cost being $SS5
For new wood block floor and painting
plate girder bridge located on Fifty Sixth
street over indiana Creek. known as Law
renee Township Bridge No. 696. estimated
cost being $S13.
New wood block floor on one span steel
truss bridge on Millersville road over Fall
Greek known "a. as Washington Township
$3,5S6.
New wood block floor on two-span steel
truss bridge located on the Andy Smith
road over White River, known as Wash
ington Township Bridge No. 69s. estimated
cost being $500
For strengthening and painting and new
bridge on Keystone avenue over FAN
Creek known Washington Township
Bridge No. 700, estimated cost being
All according to plans and specifications
on file in the ONCE Of the auditor OF Ma
rion County.
bond and an afidavit as required by law.
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids.
Witness our hands this 18th day of oc-
tober. 1921.
CARLTN II. SHANK,
LEWIS w. GEORGE,
HARRY d. TUTEWILER,
Commissioners OF Marion County.
Attest; LEO X. FESLER, Auditor.
NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION,
To Whom 1t May Concern-NotIce Is
hereby given by the Board of Park Com
missioners of the city Of indianapolis that
by its Resolution No 81, 1921, it has de-
termned to reconstruct four bitAminous
concrete wings, cement curbs, cutters and
sidewalks at the intersection of Capitol
avenue and Thirtieth streets in the city of
indianapolis, which said Capitol avenue
is part OF the park ana boulevard sys-
tenn of said city.
BY said resolution , is provided that
Thursday, Nov 10, 1871, at o'clock D.
m. at the office of said board, in the
City Hall In said city. will be the tins
and place when final action will be taken
confirming, modifying or resembling said
resolution and when it viii receive and
hear remonstrances from persons inter
ested In or affected by such proceedings,
utility and benefit thereof. That the
plans. specifications Gnd estimate of
the cost of said proposed construction
have been prepared and ara now on file in
the ONCE of said board, where the same
can be inspected by all persons interested
in or affected by such proposed con-
struction.
SAMUEL E. RAUH.
FRED C. GARDNER,
EDWARD A. STUCKMEY9R
CHARLES z. COFFIN,
Board or Park Commissioners Of the
city of indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
TRAFFT CCLUR TO HEAR PAsToR.

The Rev. o. w. Fifer, pastor of the
Central Avenue NJ f. Church, will speak
on Unsettled Conditions" at he weekly
luncheon Of the Traffic Club at the Hotel
Lincoln Thursday noon. Announcements
viii be made at the meeting concerningt
the postponed banquet that was sched-
uled for Oct. %.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
NoTIcE no THR TAXPAYERs oF NE

NOTICE TO THE TAXPAYERS OF THE
PARK DISTRICT OF THE CITY
OF INDIANAPoLIs INDIANA.
The taxpayers Of the Park District Of
the city OF Indianapolis. Indiana, are
hereby notified that the Board of Park
Commissioners Of the city of Indianapolis
has by resolution determined that it is
necessary to issue and sell bonds of said
Park District of the city Of indianapolis
in the sum OF one hundred twenty-five
thousand (s125, 0OO.UO) dollars for the
purpose of procuring funds to pay for
the acquisition of real estate to be used
for park purposes of the city of Indian
apolis, which said real estate is fully de-
scribed in It's acquisition resolution No.
"a, 1921, and for the construction of road
ways tennis courts and golf course
thereon, as provided by said resolution.
Unless objection is made by the tax
payers OF said Park District in the man
ner prescribed by law the said Board of
Park Commissioners will pursuant to
said determination and order, pr Oceed to
cauGp said bonds in said amount to be
issued and sold for the purpose herein
set cut.
SAMUEL E. RAUH,
FRED c. GARDNER,
EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER
CHARLES Z. COFFIN,
Board of Park Commissioners of the
'dty of Indianapolis. Ind
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
AUCTIONS.
Another Bic Sale
AT SHANK'S AUCTION ROOM.
DO- NJ NJ I - O.

AT HHAN 4 ) AUCTION ROOM.
227 n. New Jersey st.
Thursday. Oct. 81, e:30 r. m We Will
sell large assortment of household goods
One fumed oak dining room suite, one
golden oak dining room suite, kitchen
cabinet, davenos, davenports, .ge leather
rockers, very fine mahogany cane back
parlor suite, white enamel kitchen
cabinet, one breakfast set consisting OF
table and four chairs, several Okla rugs
small rugs, oak dressers, birdseys maple
dresser, Chinonier. brass beds. iron beos
library tables, rocking chairs. heating
stoves wall mirrors, refrigerators leather
top desk. one Silvertone talking machine
one sS-nots player piano one motorcycle
good running condition, large assortment
OF dishes, bedclothes, aluminium cooking
utensils; many other articles.
Lew Shank & Buck Wilson
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
NOTICE OF HEARING on REsOrTrTTON

NO1ASE Or HEARING On RESOLUTION.
To Whom It May Concern-Notice is
hereby giver by the Board OF Park Com
missioners of the city of indianapolis
that by its Resolution No. 80, 1921, It has
determined to reconstruct four wood
block wings, cement curbs and sidewalks
1T the intersection of Meridian and Thir-
tieth streets in the city Of Indianapolis
which said Meridian street is now a part
of the park and boulevard system of the
city Of indianapolis.
BY said resolution II is provided that
Thursday, Nov. 10, 1921. at o'clock D.
m, at the ONCE of said board in the City
Hall in said city. will be the time and
place when final action will be taken con-
irming. modifying or resembling said res
olution and when 1t will receive and hear
remonstrances from persons interested in
or affected by such proceedings and when
II will determine the public utility and
.neft thereof. That the plans specih-
cations and estimate of the cost of
said proposed construction have been pre-
pared and are now file in the office of
said board, where The same can be in
spected by all persons interested in or at
fected by such proposed construction.
SAMUEL Z. RAUH.
FRED c. GARDNER,
EDWARD A. STUCKMEYER,
CHARLES E. COFFIN,
Board of Park Commissioners of the
city OF Indianapolis, Ind.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26

BOARD at Hotel Lafayette. Mars HILL
Good car service. Dances Wednesday eve
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-10-26
FEMALE HELP-WANTED.

WHITE maid, general Homework. age IS
to s5. No washing. good cook and Ike
children. Best references required Ran
dolph 1877.
HOUsEwORK. general, In country; will
pay 81 per week Write c. qWINNUP,
New Salem, Ind. r. I.
BEAUTY pa.lor operator, must be Al. Call
Randolph 4To1.
SITUATION WANTED-FEMALE.
WANTED-LRce curtains to laundsr. Cir
Gle 0e41. 81 Edison
CURTAINS to launder Drexei OgeB.
Auto. b1-515.
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MURRAY. PRENTICE & ALDRICH
Attorneys for the Equitable Trust Com
pany Of New York. Plaintiff, 81 Wall
Street, New York, N Y
The New York herald., 1921-07-28
ALL NYACK SEARCHING
FOR MYSTERY BOTTLES
Bidding Was LiveIy Before
Mean Thief Took Them.

All Nyack was engaged in a search
for two mystery bottles. which with con-
tents were offered for sale to raise
money needed in staging an old home
week carnival In the best Rockland
county style next September
Nyack newspaper, it was said,
contained an advertisement recently in
which the subscribers and those who
read over their shoulders we're notified
that one of the unusual features of this
years preliminary sale would be a pair
of bottles. The advertisement mentioned
that the contents had the same general
characteristics as source OF internal
revenue used to have and guaranteed
to all that the bottles would be. bought
back by the committee II all were not
perfectly satisfactory. Nyack was will
ing to buy two bottles backed by guar
antee and the bidding was lively.
Curt Schiffeler, one of those interested
In old home week. went to the cabinet
where he had been keeping the bottles.
He wanted to prove the bottles were
mysterious. He opened the cabinet and
discovered they had been stolen. SO far
as could be learned, the police were not
notified