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The New York herald., 1922-08-10
SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
Long Isiand-Snle or Let.

BELLMORE, J.. beautiful IL and 59-l0O
acre farm, located on the Merrick road
only five minutes from station; must be seen
to be Appreciated large acreage under in
tensive cultivation; many splendid fruit
trees; substantial eleven room house, with
large, spacious rooms and modern convent
ences. Including running water and tele-
phone; rented tenants house: large barn and
outbuildngs; will sacrifice for SIS, 900. r. r.
BOFrEL, Merrick road and Central av., Bell
more, L. I.
CATALOGUE OF homes for sale on Long
Island SENT FREE. BOGART, Box 58l
Mineoa, l.. /.
HUNTINGTON, l.. I.-Cozy six, room cot
tage. all improvements; large plot: re-
stricted section. 10 minutes from trolley and
heart of village: price $4,000. $500 cash,
balance easy terms LOUISE BATES
ROSENTHAI.. Huntington, l.. /. Phone CSC.
HUNTINGTON. l.. I.-Attractive room
house, all improvements: open fire. hard
wood floors. high ground and good neighbor-
hood; 10 minutes from heart of village
price $500; easy terms. LOUISE BATES
ROSENTHAI4. Huntington. L. I. Phone 656.
HEMPSTBAD, l.. I.-2 acres. charming old
fashioned house, remodeled beautiful
grounds. garage. CLARK, CHRIST & Nc
KELLAR. | West Saith st. New York.
HOMES at low prices: easy terms: let US
know your wants; picture folder sent.
HYDE BAXTER. Port Washington. l.. I.
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News Of the Real Estate World

and Eldrldge streets. Manhattan. IL
was purchased by Mrs. Lena Katz.
Arthur Brisbane was the second
buyer. paying si1. 800 for the three story
building. 100 East Thirty-third street.
on which the city had an upset price
of sl0.500. There were nine bids, start
ing at sl0500
The fourth parcel offered. the five
story warehouse, 1870 and 1872 West Third
street, went to the present lessee, the
Minute Realty Company, which bid the
upset price OF $4,000. This was the
only bid
Real estate men who watched the bid
ding were surprised at the rapidity with
which the offerings We're absorbed,
their prediction being that the high up
set price would act as a deterrent TO
bidders. II was believed that the un-
usually attractive terms-75 per cent
OF the purchase prices TO remain on
mortgage at per cent, in contrast to
the customary auction terms of 10 per
cent mortgage at per cent was in
a large measure responsible for the at
traction of one of the largest crowds
\ that has attended an auction this year.
Brooklyn parcels will be offered on
August IA and Richmond holdings on
August IT, The auction is to continue
to-day at noon in the armory, and. II
not completed by Friday. the place Of
sale will be announced next week.
The twenty eight parcels of improved
and unmproved property sold yester-
day brought s444,325.
The following list shows the proper
ties sold yesterday, their buyers and
the prices which they paid:
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Location.
Second avenue and Second street.
100 East Thirty-third street.
n. r.. cor. Delaney and Eldridge streets.
100 and 13o West Third street.
217 East 10th street.
Corner 155th street.
5s7 Grand street.
East Thirteenth street and Avenue A.
237 East 103d street.
IN. IL. cor. Bryant av. and East 11Sth st.
Ittner place, east of Webster avenue.
n. E. cor. Sherman and East l66th street.
East 10th street and Cauldwell avenue.
S. w. cor. Brook av. and East 142d St.
Fairmont place and Southern boulevard.
al Oak street, Jersey City.
Southeast corner Bronx Boulevard.
East side Bronx Boulevard, 22Sth street.
Carter avenue.
Carter avenue.
East 206th street.
s. e. cor Nelson avenue and West roth.
East 1S9th street.
Crotona avenue.
West 169th street.
223 East 109th street.
Walton avenue.
52 Wall street.
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New York state-sale or let.

LARGE gentleman's establishment and ga
rage, or for public or club purposes; steam,
baths. toilet, electricity: cost Ss5. 900: sacri.
flee price. Box %, Chestertown, ~ "
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Connccticut--Saie or Let.

BELL & PIERsoN. Peal Estate.
% Atlantic ct. Stamford. Phone csfS.
FRANK T. SLAvIN. Realtor,e 40 Bank ST.,
Stamford. Conn. Phone 1885
GOOD BUILDING SITES, 75 TO ZOO feet real
water frontage; price $50 per front foot
- minutes from Grand Central station at
Stamford. Conn. CULVER 4 CO., 342 Mad
ison av., N. Y. Murray Hi, 9io0
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BoARDERS WANTED.
West Side.

WASHINGTON HEfGHTS-Privatc home for
elderly OF semi-nvalid practical nurse
terms moderate. Wadsworth 3767. apt. 81.
5ITH, 35i W-Large. small rooms. private
bath. French cooking: electricity; tele-
phone
SD, 327 West--Large room. home table:
reasonable rates; references. s30S SCHUYLER.
93D. 12s-i30 w.--Newiy decorated rooms:
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Westchestcr--Sale or Let.
EVERY ONE A MT. VERNON BARGAI


EVERY ONE A MT. VERNON BARGAIN.
Attractive modern stucco dwelling with
garage. rooms. baths, enclosed porch
Price reduced from $4,000 to s12.600 for
quick action. Possession October 1st.
A 10 room house Summit Avenue, 2 baths;
extra deep lot with trees. Hot water heat.
Formerly $is.500 NOW $4,000.
Another superior Chester Hill House, II
age % Was $4,000. IL NOW wv $500. % Great Fea
value
Within stones throw OF Mt. Vernon
Country Club, room house at $4,000
Take your builder to give you figures TO
anderson Realty Co.. Mount Vernon. n. Y.
BEFORE YOU BUY, read our. booklet, Sub
urban Westchester." 1t gives distances.
OF each town within the forty minute zone.
Send postage, four cents. PRINCE RIP
LEY. 342 Madison av.. New York city
BUY your building LOT in PELHAM
WOOD before L is too late; only
DEN & SON, INC, SO Lawton ST.
Phone 3o2 New Rochelle, N. Y.
NEW ROCHELLE.--A beautiful stucco horne
on high ground. Srooms. 3 baths. heated
location: price asked $4,000. make terms;
% %other special offerings: $4,000 TO $40. 900.
0.CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY, 249-
zal Iiuguenot 81. Tells. o94-l33 New Rochelle
NINE rooms. two baths. 50xf5O, SIS, 300
SULLIVAN. 20 North av., New Rochelle.
SCARSDALE-F1ve houses FOR sale, 81, 900 to
Slo,0oo; excellent location: near best
schools and trolley; six room cottage for
62s.
SARsDALE--For rent, 500 month, 6 rooms.
harage, modern, near school, station: early
possession. Bouchoux. Phone 36s Scarsdaie.
Ser our list OF furnished rentals ar after
,srsiolan season prices IN In Pelham: New Rochelle,
I'D st. Tel. Murray Hill T32g
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New Jcrsey-sais or Let.
So. 9.OOO-EASY TERMS
Own Your Home
League of America, Inc; ;

offers financial assistance and expert,
advice 20 deserving people desirous OF
owning their own home. Service free
Write. outlining your wants. 10
SEC'Y OWN YOUR HOME LEAGUE,
1863 w. 33d St, N. Y. G.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

BUILDING, . or 3 stories. with driveway;
for manufacturing purposes; vicinity Bronx
or Long Island City. NJ 675 Herald. $50
Broadway
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Above 5eth st.-sth Az. tosNorth River.

CLIENTS waiting. listings requested on nall al
Linda Of property below 18th ST.. quick
action. BEDELI.. 90 West Broadway.
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81, 600 CASH apiece buys three a-story
bricks, two stores and six apartments
each; important street near Borough Hall;
6MITH~1ss 1McntsHue -st1 BrcokiynS
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Brooklln-SaIe or Lcl

Beautiful new flve room bungalow: sell at
cost for cash must be seen 70 be appreci-
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CORNER lot. White Plains av.: Taxpayer
aife. FEMSTERER OF Ath nv.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
Friends Of Law Enforcement Should Back
The Right Man.

The question genuine enforcement getting be vital
One Of the principles that ought be implanted
old alike the Of the
land obcyd and ridiculous for lack
hands officers thereof
ions plea that Of the time and politician that he
smelling and hence ne back his dignity and
exos those who complain o. naciion of the Law bring
evidence o. furnish the evidence will provide
the prosecution invariably The of
if Interested the protection VI yoaos
than the conviction Of favortes Others who divide the loot their
produce Ip civil the would exhaust his
effort and srnuy down the Witnesses and The
evidence he needs with which 10 win his But
Too often the enforce his salary
and enforcing IL ali of which contempt
back There question that II the law had been faithfully adj
and enforced TuIsa would have had that horribly
nurderos riot The thing in danger Of hap
pneae here and will happen unless the friends Of law enforcement
% thai have oiy that win enforce the law Bad
and bad whites unless have law enforced
certain . face firing squad the traitors during
bs Rebellion and repeated o the law
ne treason q certain sot and white patient people
there limits 50 counsel Is that the friends o law
back the who openly and rsby pledged
enforce the law 70 the limit Of their power AND SEE THAT THEY
DO IT. This the only which the peace safety Of
lives and homes be assured Heed warming you men and
who believe good citizenship and the majesty o the
~ the land =
We hope h people q county who for the
II she laws Of state will unite IN voting r. Shsnx
Sheriff and thereby driving the oonhine the whisky peddlers
md jofnt keepers ouf Of Logan County ~--~s
YQ1E fw j Il fhorka r (ke U5uau M Iundax. -~,x-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
PERSONALS or
: SOCIETY :

Miss Louise Trslior OF Oak Hall
Virginia u the quest Of Mr., and
Mrs Carl Flison
N IL "A
MIR Jake Douglass u ln Tossa sa
business
Mra, q. ". i.sels lott yrsterda !
70 spend assassl mnnths with h.f
sister In Mlsaoasi
" " n
Mr.. and Mrs A. y. Niake of Los
Angeles. California are visi,lng Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Edwards OF tas E
hansur.
n I.eayitt of Muskosee II yislssng
friends here.
N M N
Miss Alma Iioushlun had a. her
dinner gueass on Friday oyenlng the
Reverend and Mrs John wesleg
Lanbam of Oklahoma City. Mlsa
Ellen Hrn, Miss Dorothy, licuKh
ton and MIR. Fred Hron.
M NJ NJ
Mgs Elizabeth nillIngsley left yea.
terday for Colorado where she will
lshend the summer,
Miss Sadie Drphax spent Friday
lls Oklahoma cltsl
Miss Marr Esenschmidt u Mus.
koxeo Il the gaost Of Mrs, Parsons
MIRA r w. Hogan OF rsshion u
visiting her sister Mrs. Grace liar.
mon for few days.
NJ N N
Mrs. Lloyd speer and family Ipf
last nisht for Oakland. CaIiforuis
@hcfe they will reaide.
n n "
Miss Rhea Walton spent yesser.
day In Oklahoma City.
n NJ "
Mas Lois Davis spent Friday IN
Edmond the guest OF asss Adele
Deseims
~ NJ n
Mrs. James D. Morgan and Mia
Wilma Morgan spent Friday in oh
lshoma City.
N N "
Mr.. BrIce Hammers will refurr
homo today from saltwater shors
ha has been an instructor ia lh'
Summer school at the A. aud NJ
college
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
JUDGE hoaNoH SAYS
soNp 10 ELioIBLt


iContlnued from Page 80
that had been given BY ths office
some years ago. and there "a nothilg
10 indicate that she Attorney uaa
erals office made any inv"stisatipn
III tbs question. Our o~n Supreme
Court has NOT passed upon the ques-
ton. hut there ii no reason 10 doubs
thar when tbs question arises ~ psr
own court Il will Nv decided IN bar "
mops with thr decisions tn c,ssr
ssxtss having slNIIar statutes. There
doNs not seem 10 be Any reason ~
~ WY Mr. Itcnd y not entitled ~
81 n candidate and - bs elected N
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
MRS CARTER ExPIAINs IS
10 JUDGE PARTRIDGE

Mrs.. n. ~ Garter. Who has Aeen
Chairman cf The law enforcement
committee ot the 0ethrse ". C. r,
Z Tor Z, yelrx. hsstnx hsez speoias-
I'd hy Steele. the sirxt governor Of
oA..hcna territory sAcrsav after the
cp~nirg 1 tAe state to settlement in
1859. ana Who told her as the time
that the 1oss smpo<7ant efsieisi n
. ccznsy ~sx Its sAerin. hxs never
fnrxcstsn that advice,
n want to relsersse my statement
made TO roo Frs1ay. as TO the stand
~ ry ccmmsttee On the matter o.
the seiec<scn o< = sheriff. said Mrs
Carter to1&y- My ccmmAtseA. Goa
ssderinx the different Offices snaov
ses Roasrtsc0 sor what he had done
In the matter cf coxngy sfsorrew sAr
cenmsst~e raemnersAip l. for Judge
George rsrsradge and he wss endors-
cd ny The committee. In sonae MAY
ny report yesterday fncsnced Mr..
nn~a1dss wfsh Mr.. Robertson. The
ecusuatfee dsd not endorse Mt Dln-
wsd1ie ha. dsd endorse Mr.. Robert
scE-~ said Mrs Garter
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Ardmofe. July o.. sheriff Ewing g.
Landon Friday afternoon acanded .
warning 10 members of the kn Kl'u
Khan that he thought Il inadyissble
to hold demonstration here on
saturday night, because of tho feel
Ing rife ~ ths primary election
draws TO a ciess
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

aiArg&ret H~snmcrs where TINY snsde
plane ser weeks camping tFip Al
Adobe walls. Al tho chose u tAe
wsesias the hostess served refresh .
meat of shs memherr ~ sAe Camp
tsrc Girls and Miss Joe Mac tsuF-
welt of Kaid
plnnsr Party a counsvy Club
Nj. and Mrs. &. vi Allea haa a.
she dinner xaesss Al the caantfy
Ciuh last nixht Mrs Jack wAii ard
dsnghter BETTY Lou u LInaAy. Okla
hcma and Mr. n q. johns
N VI WI
Mrs. Guy Freeman
Ers<rtAlns Her clue
The q. 4 A. club met Friday AZ
ternocn at shn horne Oh Mrs. Guy
Freeman Tho afternoon Was spent
in fancy wprs and guessing con
test In which Mrs. Richard nssrleF
wen the ~ise The hostess eervst
an ioe course assisted by MIRA,
Rogers and Mrs Pickett. The club
viii mecs next month 'vlsh Mrs. vi
German
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Harry Matrhett. who has been il
Rarsicsstlle writing life Insurance saf
the Masnnsr Matmal Iifr. il In the civ
for few DAYS
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

liIs own business IL all that any
men 10 csor capable Of attending To.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Nel Humphrey says sosn~ one il
assaF bis name Without hiS sanction
II Mve endorsed no one for eoftice
osher Than my hrosher Bill and the
paper being circulated Bearing ms
name " forwrF Ia 20 far as am
eanrernsd. he sid today
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

tho present election. The ONLY auss
,Iou, II ,hsre 10 question. Il
whether be- viii BE- entitled. II slses
Cd. 10 hold tho otfLss Cor tho fsiI
eightesp months or In oshsr words,
for q second fuiI serm''
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
GERMANY is AcAiN = -''-''-
casSREc 70 osgv

Paris Juis Germany ms been
given ten dAss in which iosakly to
&ec~ps the decision of fse slssd
ciesr.nx offices Ia Fesaxias 10 redars
ne monskly payments made bs the
German gosernmens 10 The Ale. far
dee;s contracted BY German n&tionale
with aiited citizens prior 10 the war.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Camp Fks 0lrss stage surprlss Party
The Camp Fsre 0irls save sur
prise party last evening al the Glow
home fw LEILA Glow whose parvnss
are moving TO 0ar0ef, Oklahoma
The evening was spens IN various
smuscments and an leo course was
served to leila Glow. Anna Mae
Glow. Mrs. CHOW. nofcQly jane
chapman.. ienriessA FilsoM osisc
Van Meter. Helen crsddock. cora
May Humphrey Aileen Gcoch. Cor
rine Fsius and Virgil Harris.
n n =
Camp Flrs 0lrls 70 Go
On Camping Trio
The Camp Firc Girls met ycster
day afternoon At the homo OF Mlse
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

OOlSOP0gUys uC DSICU3S3 OI lUG 0O0y
lay night the protective elements Of body
gusrd its welfare.
IN health, they snceessfuI4 absorb, eliminate
tsr-sef the parasites Of disease
In sickness they struggle against weakness
waiting for strength to from forces that
failed
Within its marvellous laboratories the body ia
compounds combat invading disease germs Through
IFS wonderful mechanism. body
processes Of elimination that health
These defenses never fail without sufficient
So long the controlling forces adequate they
;mprevnsbe Whn forces fail they helpless
IN treating sickness the Ostsopsthic physician
frses has attention upon the condition OF the
By skfnl adjustment particularly spinal adjustment he
fIbrr< rasx
Freed from interference the function naturally
Nsuv~s defen~es quickly gain effectiveness Resistance
to The diseased condition stronger and Nat
ursl forces again operative and health retuns accord
with natures las.
ostesps&lu usss no drugr Diet syg+ne sanitation and
habits of sng mr0snt and elements
rp0H which the Oseopaie physician will adve he pstent
Adjust Of particularly sptnai adjnotme
the Of Osteopashy the pioneer IL this
field and for half cenn has demonstrated successfully the
truths ii pFole~sex
he 0steopsth physician + required 10 complete INN
months study each year order
to himsef thoroughly IN Ill branches for
and fundamental TO healing
BUREAU or oD1BoHA1HIC EDUCATION
Write for "Psets About Osfeopsthy" beautiful and
booklet Of - pages II VIII b.
without Address the Bureau l103 r. and n Bank
BuiIdirx- PORT worth, Texas
Read Osfeopsskie Educational Series beginning August
Cemopolfsn Words Work Review Of Revierx Atlantic
Meethiy, c<ntury. seribnr and H.Fpers Naeszines-
~. Al BIack d. E. n Hack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29
Eleven Reasons why E. A. Shanks
Should be Nominated for Sheriff by
the Republicans of Logan County:

Frs He ia professional politician office seeker
Second He belongs clique combine slate but kek
ing the nomination his own qualifications and merit
Third made Of his business hc Is quail
fled 70 make Of the public business ~
FOURTH He believes obeying and enforcing all laws alike
Fifth He has organized machine promises out for
patronage places nominated elected his force will be
impartay selected from he very the county
Sixth He from the farming community Of the county
which entitled recognition and leaves him free from cnangng
alliances Of house and city. t
Seventh He has been for many years taxpayer Of the
county and will have the interests Of the taxpayers heart
EighhHe Is Of age and high standing in the
community who Sheriff will respect Of ALL
Ninth He endorsed supported by the very best and
women of the Republican party Of the county
Tenth nominated and elected he will enforce all the laws
without fear favor win play favortes special pv
legss any perscn classes
Eleven Because Colonel shans and his platform law
especially prohibition has
approval Of the Ministerial Alliance Of
Read The The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

COLONEL Shanks appeared before the Ministerial
Association Of Guthrie, at recent meeting and outlined
his platform, expressing himself uueguiyocal terms
10 law enforcement. with special reference TO the
matter Of prohibition Colonel Shanks pledged himself
that elected the office Of Sheriff, he would enforce
this and a other the full limit Of his powers
Ne asked for the support and cooperation Of all law
abdIng citizens To this platform the Guthrie Ministerial
Assocaon gives lis full endorSemsnt
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Mr.. nrIce Hammers will return
homo today from saltwater ,shore
ha has been an instructor ia The
summer school at the A. aud NJ.
college
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Mrs. James ID Morgan and Misa
Wilma Morgan spent Friday in oh
lshoma City.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

Mas Lois Davis spent F'ridaY In
Edmond the guest OF aIsa Adele
Deseims
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-07-29

for a few day~
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-31
JURY IMP PANELED
FOR SCHOENR0CK
Evidence in Trial introduced
Late Today-Long I'M
prisonment.

Work Of impaneling jury in
Criminal Court to try Henry Sch0en-
rock, former cashier Of the Beech
Grove State Bank. on "a charge of en-
bezzlement was begun today. First
witnesses were TO be introduced late
this afternoon
Schoenrock has been in Jail for
eleven months. He was arrested and
indicted by the grand jury on a
charge Of converting two Liberty
bonds belonging TO Charles Lancaster
to the use of the bank. The alleged
embezzlement occurred at the time
the bank was robbed in September,
1921
Schoe..rock has been held awaiting
trial while efforts were made by the
State to. extradite a man suspected
Of completely in the robbery. now in
North Dakota. Non-partisan officials
lave refused 30 have anything To 10
with the case. according to Judge
James s. Collins
JUDGE Collins o.r. uled a motion TO
-au<h the indictment. filed by de
teucants counsel. IRA Holmes. Holmes
maintained that tidicuary relations
between Lancaster and the defendant
existed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-31
BEER AND WINE
BODY ENDORSES
Il CANDIDATES
Entire Democratic Legislative
Ticket Named in Approved
List, Turk Included.

Endorsement OF the entire Demo
cratic legislative ticket from Joseph
p. Turk. nominee for Representative
Of the Seventh district, to tie last
candidate for the State Legislature,
was published today by the Indiana
division Of the Association Against
the Prohibition Amendment. through
B. A. Worthington. president.
One Republican nominee for State
representative. Walther Lieber, was
ind0rsed. Elizabeth Rainey. Repub-
Iican, and Edgar A. Perkins, Demo
crat. were put on list advertised as
having declared aaginst repeal Of the
Indiana bone dry" prohibition law.
The other Democrats indOrsed We're
Albert A Henry, nominee for State
Senator. and Harry Bassett, Peter \.
Boland, John NJ. Maxwell, Jerry O'Con-
nor, Louis c. Swartz, Leo Y. Smith.
George c. Stelhorn, William A. Tay-
Ior. J. Elias Vanier. John G. Wagner
and Martin II. Walpole, nominees for
State representative.
Worthington said the Republican
and Democratic nominees for United
States Senator and the Republican
nominee for Congressman had sent
non-committal replies to a request
for their stand on the liquor question.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-31
WANT TO GET so CENTS WITHOUT WORKING:
AZ Y0M Hare to Do CLIP Cob0n and Debos Anothex Half Dollar

If you are lazy, here's a good way
to make so cents.
If you are thrifty, here's a good
way to save.
All you have TO do IS to fiji out the
accompanying coupon, clip it and take
it to the Bankers Trust Company on
Pennsylvania St, near Ohio, with so
cents. At the bank you will fill out a
signature card and present it with the
coupon and the so cents at a teller's
window and a savings account Of 81
will be opened for you. The bank
will supply the additional so cents
that's where you make money. Four
per cent interest will be paid on the
Liberty Bell accounts
Times readers began early today to
take advantage of this opportunity to
save.
Waiting at the bank at $50 a. M.
When the doors opened. was Elmer
Carr, 1901 Laurel St. a young man
employed by the II. p. Wasson Co.
He was the first person to open a Lib
erty Bell account and he was the first
TO receive u Liberty Bell savings bank
to help him save.
Carr was followed by Maurice A..