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Evening star., 1923-01-21
ARREST 1853 DRINKERS.
Police Roundup Exclusive Of 81
Taken on Other Charges.

Old John Barleycorn" sent 153
drinkers to the police stations the
past week. an, average of more than
q score a day, and several other AL
legged victims found their way to the
stations because 1t was alleged that
they were caught driving automo-
biles while under the influence of
liquor.
While members Of the street force
were after drinkers. police prohibit
tion enforcement officers working
with revenue agents, made a total of
eighty-four arrests.
Men and women of both colors were
among those arrested on charges of
bootlegging, possession and trans
porting liquor, and much wine and
whisky, and several automobiles were
seized. Charges filed against the de-
PENDANTS included twenty-nine for
selling. thirtytfive for illegal possess
sion, and twenty for transporting
Evening star., 1923-01-21
ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.
TODAY,


The Wanderluster hike will start
from Hitaffer. Va, meeting point. S6th
and NJ streets, at 1880 o'clock. Great
Falls car. Charles p. Thomas will
lead.
Miss Ina c. Emery will speak at
National Woman's Party headquar-
ters. % 1st street northeast Subject,
observations of the Woman in Pub
lie Life Today and Yesterday
Alpha Sigma Lambda Fraternity
will meet, 2:30 o'clock, in. fraternity
rooms.
The Fisk Jubilee Singers will sing
at II o'clock at Mount Pleasant Con-
gregational Church. Also tomorrow
and Tuesday evenings at Sis o'clock.
AIumnae of Alpha XII Delta Frater-
nifty will meet at tea, 4:30 o'clock, at
Tintern Inn, 730 18th street.
Representative Hamilton Fish. jr,
will address the 18TH street branch,
Y. NJ. c. A, at o'clock: Subject,
The Negro as a Citizen" Public in
vited.
Meeting of Mems Club, St. Luke's
Church, after IL o'clock service.
Religious services at the Masonic
Quoted by Rev. ]. Harvey Dunham,
under auspices of Hiram Lodge, No.
10, F. A. A. NJ.
Red Triangle Outing Club will meet,
2:45 o'clock, at Mount Rainier &c
street cars). Hike through Takoma
Park to car line. W. C. Greenley,
leader.
|. The Wild Flower Preservation So
ciety will meet at 18th and New York
avenue, 1 o'clock. for a plant study
hike. Take electric train to Nc
Carthy.
TONIGHT
A free lecture by Michael Bliss will
be given at 8 o'clock at 1916 H street.
Subject, Evolution by Service; Gods
Great Plan to. Man."
The Social Dancing Club of the
Wilson Normal Community Center
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

s The Girls' Friendly Society Of
Nativityabranch will give a Valentine
party Tuesday evening in Parish Hall,
14th and A streets southeast.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

The south Carolina Society will
meet Wednesday: s pm, at Thom-
son School. J. w. Swain will make
an address. Dancing.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

The wild Flower Preservation So
ciety will hold its annual meeting
January 81, PM. in National Mu-
scum. Mrs. Charles d. Walcott will
give an illustrated talk on her recent
trip to the Canadian Rockies,
Evening star., 1923-01-21

made plump, rosy and robust by the
"Diseovery.o They like 1t. too.
Tn recovering from "Grip." or in
eonvaleseence from pneumonia. fevers
or other wasting diseases II In
viHorAtea and builds ID the whele
sysrens, aAd bFinEs health.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Prof. A. G. Purdy of Indiana will
address Friends meeting, 18th and
Irving streets, Thursday, 7.30 pm.
Subject, pathways to God" He will
also speak On Friday and Saturday
evenings at same hour, and place.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American
Legion. will meet Wednesday at New
Willard. when the executive commit
tee of 1892 and the present executive
committee will be entertained at tea.
Eckington Union, w. C. r.. u, will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Paul C.
Richman, 425 9Th street northeast
The Kentucky Society will meet
Thursday. 8 pm, at Franklin Square
Hotel. Conrad Syme will be honor
guest and speaker, and Mrs. David
II. Kinchelo will give musical pro-
gram.
West End Citfzens' Association will
meet tomorrow, 8 PM, at Concord.
Church. c. Francis Jenkins will give
a talk on radio photography. and
there Will be an address on thrift.
The Indiana Society will meet to.
morrow, pm, at Ebbitt. Hotel. DIR.
Thomas E. Green will speak. and
there will be music and dancing.
Miss Elizabeth Haxelton Haixht,
professor Of Latin, Vassar College,
Will lecture Saturday, Pm, at 1884
l street. under auspices of .Vassar
Alumnae. ID. c. Subject. "A Sabine
Farm and Its Philosophy"
The Military Order OF the World
War Will have a luncheon Wednes-
day, 1880 p.m.,. at Army and Navy
Club. Brig. Gen. Amos A. Fries,
chief Of chemical warfare service.
will speak.
The Sixteenth Street Heights Club
Will meet Tuesday afternoon with
Mrs. T. ]. McSpeiden, 907 l4th street
The District of Columbia League
of Woman Voters will hold the mid
winter business meeting at the Ma
tional League headquarters. 532 17th
street northwest, next Wednesday
evening at s o'clock.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

The Social Dancing Club of the
Wilson Normal" Community Center
will give community dance Tuesday
at 8 pm.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

Jacob Jones Post, No. 2, American
Legion. will meet Wednesday at New
Willard, when the executive commit
tee of 1922 and the present executive
committee will be entertained at tea.
Evening star., 1923-01-21
|Pre-lnventory Clearance Sale
Hosiery!

25C Cotton Hose, l5c
Women's back, wide tops;
children's ribbed: sizes to 9i2.
Black and cordovan.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

! and strength
follow loss. Of
flesh. Tkese Q
come from Ina.
p o " verish e d
hi o cd Dr.
Pierce'S Golden
NJ e d fcal Dis.
cover eAr1ehes
the blood, stops
the waste OF
strength and tbs
sue, and builds
mp healthy flesh.
Thfn, pale,
Evening star., 1923-01-21

lexington Union, w. C. II. u, will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Paul C.
Richman, 425 9Th street northeast.
Evening star., 1923-01-21
ST. Fiber and Silk Hose, 4oc

Black only in mock fashioned
back. 20-inch boot silk, wide hens
All sizes.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

TONIGHT.
A free lecture by Michael Bliss will
be given at 8 o'clock at 1916 H street
Subject, Evolution by Service; Gods
Great Plan to. Man."
Evening star., 1923-01-21
s. Kid Gloves. $1.75
S3.75 Gauntlet Gloves, $2.19
A fine tan Walking Glove, id all sizes;
TO close out at only 2.19 pair.

An odd lot of black, gray or
white, in assorted sizes to No. 8;
2-clasp styles.
Evening star., 1923-01-21

The Wild Flower Preservation So
ciety will meet at 18th and New York
avenue, 1 o'clock, for a plant study
hike. Take electric train to Nc
Carthy.
Evening star., 1923-01-21
Women's Gloves

Chamois-suede. in 2-clasp or
gauntlet style. lined with SILK or
doe; all colors in lot.
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These Want Ads Change ConstantyThat Results
DEATH NOTICES


HAMILTON, MRS. ANNA Rage CO.
OF Mrs. Margaret Foster and Mrs. Sue Yea
ton. passed away suddenly at Cleveland
Ohio Funeral services at the late residence
1889 n. Delaware, July 81 at 2:30 p. m.
Friends invited.
JOHNSON, ALBEIT S.-Died Sunday at the
homelof his daughter, Mrs. Frank R;
Tharp, 2124 Bellefontaine. Friends may call
Monday evening, Tuesday afternoon and eve
ming. Burial Graham cemetery. Dupont Ind,
MAXWELL. GEORGE S.-Age 81, father of
Harry Maxwell, Edna Maxwell, Mrs. Nora
John Maxwell of Sand Spring, Okla, and
Mrs. Nellie Atterson of Terre Haute. Ind,
passed away Saturday a. m. Services at
Patterson & Wysong funeral parlor. 1924 n.
Illinois, Tuesday. p. N. Friends invited.
Burial Crown HILL
OAKS. CASSIE-Age 68, beloved wife CT
Bruce Oaks and mother of James H. John
B. and George B.~Oaks;~ died Sunday, July %,
at residence. S57 Sanders st. Funeral notice
PAINE, HENRY W.-Husband Of Fannie W.
Paine, father of Mrs R. ]. Roller. Fan
ME W. Herbert, William and Theodore
Paine, passed away at his home. HOY f.
Market St, Sunday morning, July 90;
evening. Funeral $50 o'clock Tuesday
morning. Burial Crown Hill cemetery
SIGLER. EMMA J-Age 81, beloved wife
Fred L saray 98o4 sna %9snef Paul s
Ter of Elwood. Ind. and John w. Schell Of
Marion, Ind, passed away Saturday, 80
p. m. Friends may call Monday afternoon
at the residence on Lynnhurst Dr. near
Rockville Rd.. Funeral services at Frank
ton, Ind. Tuesday afternoon. marion. Ell
wood and Newcastle papers please copy.l
WARMELING, NLISETTE-Beloved wife of
r. F; Warmeltng. passed away Saturday az
residence. 2901 S. Meridian St. Friends in
vited. Burial at Shelbyville. Ind.
WELLS. NANCY CAGE 79 years, beloved
mother of Mrs. Sarah Capen. Mrs. Ella
Johnson Thomas. L. B., W; B. and NJ j;
Crabtree passed away at the residence Of
Mrs. Johnson, 3104 E. New York, Sunday,
July 20. at 1903 p; m; Funeral at the
Twenty-Third ST., Tuesday. July 81, at ? 80
p. m. Friends invited. Burial at Crown
Hill. Friends may call at the residence after
3 p. m. Monday.
WILSON. MRS SOPHIA THEREsA-Age 53
years wife of Samuel w. Wilson and
mother of Frederick L.. Charles A and
Charlotte E. Wilson, passed away Saturday.
July %. Services Tuesday, July 81, at 2
D. m. at the residence. 53 lie Grande Ave.
Friends invited. Burial at Crown Hill
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Marriage Licenses

Robert O. Newby. %. 213s Brookside
Ave: Helen ZahIbaun. -25. 1927 n. Capitol
Ave.
Ward Rice. SO. 12s E Vermont ST.;
Kathryn Hall, 80. 12S E. Vermont st.
Ralph Cobb. 2s. 1915 Howard S.; Ida
may Dunnuck, "a. E1411 McClain Pl.
Fred L. Claxton, 81. $40 n. East ST.
Hattie Jolly. 80, 2949 RuciIle St.
John L. Weimer, 25. 2s49 Sherman Ave;
Maxine Owens. 20. 102 E Pratt St.
Louis n. Benar. %. 931 s. Capitol Ave-;
Rachel Calderon, Is. 937 S. Capitol Ave.
Privin Z. Gaskins. &C. 1912 Koehne St.;
Lolita Hickman. %. 1856 Broadway.
Joseph A. Mix. "a 141s E, Vermont ST.;
Lulu NeikirS. %. 1850 Fletcher Ave.
william h. Paris. 500 w. Vermont ST.
Nellie weavel, 40. Greencastle:
George Masters. SO, S27 Park Ave; Mary
Rawlings, 40. s27 Park Ave,
William Edwards. %. Beech Grove; Rosa
Burge, 10, Beech Grove.
owen L. Barker, %. Hotel Sims; Martha
Mceafrey. 20. 154s Spann Ave.
Perry G: Rose 20, 922 Marion ave.
Oliver Whitesell, 81. 2737 Ashland Ave-;
Nellie Blackwell, 10. 1920 Columbia Ave
Glen - Smith; 81; e15 Fletcher Ave.'
Bascal Ray, "a. 1643a Fletcher Ave-;
Florence Brizendine. 21, 259 Iowa st.
Virgil Chambers, 20, 14O y. Belmont Ave;
FREE frederick L. Tompkins. 90. 1895 Ruclzie
st.: Ruth Hagan,~ %. 1889 n, Meridian ST.,
Leonard 7. Allen, 81. Az W. Eighteenth
St Fannie Ballard. 81. rear of ASP W.
Eighteenth St.
J. W. woodyum. A. Shelf. Ind: Laura
Iich. Al, 1886 Shelby St.
Lee Day, %. 429 z. Louisiana St.; Helen
Hensley. II 427 Kaufman st.
= Ben Marblestone. 80 1925 Central Ave.
Lillian Golas, %. zoos S. Illinois st.
Edward F. Pattmsnn. %. 226S Ransdell
St.; Yelma McConaha, %, -1140 w. Nc
Verne A. Young. "a. SIT E. Twentieth
St.: Rosa Louise Schneider, %. 1924 Pleas
ant St.
Herman A Rhoades. %. 1916 E. Tenth
St.: Norma Kemp. 90, 11o2 N. Hamilton
Harry A. wheeldon, "a. 1s8 N Dickson
St; Eta Osborne. IS. Hotel Terminal
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BUILDING Permits

]. L. Holmes. dwelling. 1851 Park. s10.-
". C. King. dwelling. s75 N BOsart
Mrs. w J. wInget. garage. ia E. Pratt,
J Jessie Taylor. reroOi; 1884 N. Sherman,
victory Hat Shop. sign. 100 N. Illinois,
Frank Hill. remodel, 5452 University.
William Keeper. rerooi. 2157 N. Illinois,
J. W. Featherstone. garage $3.50 Ashland,
A. Leventhal. garage. 2oo9 Koshne $3.50.
James G. Flsherty, dwelling. 1881 Raj
ston. 81 800.
Florence Crittenden Home, fire escape.
Q044 n. Illinois, $3.50.
Max Merritt. dwelling, $50. q. Forty
Fourth 80. 500.
Charles A Bel1smay. dwelling. 1922
Northwestern. $4,000.
Henry schorling, garage, 1928 N. Gale,
g255.
Robert. Pannell. double. 37o5 E. New
York. $4,000.
National Refining Company. station, New
York and Keystone, 81 900.
John McGinn, dwelling. 1920 s. Harding.
5000.
F. W. Aldag. repairs. 2o3 Good. sos.
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OdIHp SI.y was
turning an automobile at 100 In
diana Ave, when an automobile
driven by NJ. G. Husbands, 80 E..
Forty-Eighth ST., hit the rear of Nor
ris' car. Both men were arrested on
charges of operating a motor vehicle
while under the influence Of liquor
and drunkenness.
Mrs. Minnie Anthony, 3S, today was
suffering from injuries received Sun
day when an automobile driven by her
husband, Arthur Anthony, q, of 10
Bungalow Park, colIded with a car
driven BY Thomas NJ. Buchanan, 60,
r. R. G, Box 1S9, Cumberland, Ind,
at Emerson and Southeastern AYES.
Anthony's car went into a ditch. Both
automobiles were wrecked Mrs. An
thony suffered a broken collar bone
and injuries to her face and chest.
Two automobiles were damaged
Sunday night when they collided at
Alabama and Tenth SITS. DIR. Guy
Martin, of the city dispensary, and
Charles J. Reed, 494 Goodlet Ave,
were the drivers.
James Swan, 8, of 3516 N. Salem
St., sustained a slight brain concus-
sion and severe scalp wounds when
he was struck by an automobile
driven by Mrs. Herbert Filler, Cold
Springs and Michigan Roads, at Thir-
ty-Eighth and Illinois SITS. The boy,
on a bicycle, rode in front Of the
automobile, according to witnesses,
police said.
Tickets will be- ready Wednesday
at the Claypool drug store. The box
-ing~ring at the Heosier Speedway will
be placed on the race track in front
OF the grand stand. Bleachers will be
erected around three sides Of the ring.
Druley said the contract calls for the
bout to be held Aug. 9 If rain inter
feres Aug. 8.
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CARD OF THANKS


CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation TO
our relatives and friends for their sympathy
and kindness shown US during the bereave-
ment of our beloved wife and mother, Anna
Elizabeth Gray Especially do we thank
Mrs Eliza Hoyt for--her consoling words
and prayers; Mr. Lucas. Undertaken. for his
services: the singers and every one for the
many beautiful floral offerings. CLYDE Z.
GRAY AND CHILDREN.
CARD OF THANKS-We wish to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation TO
our relatives and friends for their sympa-
thy and kindness shown US during the be-
reavement of our beloved wife and mother,
Mrs Mary Lynch. Especially do we THANK
the Rev. George Smith. the Rev. jerome
Pfau and the Rev. Francis Diechof for
their consoling words and prayers: Mr..
Blackwell undertaken for his sekices; the
singers and every one for the beautiful
floral offerings. Mr.. NJ. F. LYNCH AND
CHILDREN =
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PRINTERS TO MEET
IN SOUTH AUG. IS
Typographical Union VIII Be
Entertained at Atlanta,

ATLANTA. Ca, July 30.-Prepara-
tons for the convention Of the Inter
national Typographical Union to be
held here the week of Aug. 10, have
been completed and the local union
committee is anticipating a gathering
of. more than 1000 persons, including
many printers who are not delegates.
Among the chief topics for discus
convention will be the 44-hour week
strike in commercial printing shops
in the United States and Canada. The
strike has been in progress for more
than two years and more than $751;
100000 in strike benefits has been col
lected and disbursed. The strike is
continuing in few important juris-
dictions.
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Swimming Accident Fatal.

The body of George Shelton, Is, Of
Shirley, Ind, was taken to his home
Sunday. Shelton died at st. Vincent's
Hospital Saturday night as the result
Of broken neck Suffered July 10,
when he dived into the shallow water
of a stream near his home.
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MAN HURT WHEN
TIRE BLOWS Up
DURING INITIATION
Collision Causes Automobile
to Turn Over -Injuring
One.

Charles E. Crane, rs, Of 42s15 E.
Merrill St.. today was suffering from
cuts and bruises on his face and left
arm, received when an automobile
tire he was Initiating blew up and
struck him in the face, at Tenth St
and Central Ave.
A car driven by Eugene Fletcher,
2342 Ashland Ave, collided with a
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Man Dies While Skating

Deputy Coroner C. A. Toles today
said heart disease caused the death of
Simon Richardson. %. colored, 5571k
q. California ST., who died while roller
hating IN a rink at Twenty-Fifth and
= piston Sts.. Sunday.
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NOIlCH
DAMAGE ROLL. DEPARTMENT OF PUB
Lie PARKS, OFFICE OF THE BOARD
CITY HALL, INDIANAPOLIS. IND.
Notice is hereby given by the board of
park commissioners Of the City of Indianap-
ais that 1t has approved a preliminary dam
Age roll showing the award of damages
used for park purposes, in the City Of in
dianapolis, authorized by its Acquisition
Resolution No. 16, 1928. which pravides for
the acquisition of the following described
real estate to-wit:
Beginning at the intersection of the south
line of the southeast quarter Of Section 8.
township Is north. Range east. Marion
County. State of Indiana, and the center line
of the Brookville Road; thslce north gov
degrees west, a distance of 363 feet to
point; thence north 4 u degrees west dis
lance of 291 .06 feet to point in the center
Of the National Road; thence south 81 de-
point; thence south 4 u degrees east dis
lance of $685. feet to a point: thence south
2015 degrees east a distance of 35063 feet
10 point in the south line of the AFORESAID
quarter section; thence east along the south
line of the aforesaid quarter section dis
tance. of 56:5S feet, to place Of beginning
Persons interested in or affected by said
appropriation of land and award zof dam
ages therefor are heheby notified that said
board Of park commissioners has fixed Sat
urday, Aug. Is. 1928, at ten o'clock a. m.
as the time when circumstances will be re-
amount of their respective award of dam
ages. The assessment roll. with the de-
bCIp1t4On VI pAOpCAtS duSCtcu, LILO u&knSo
of the owners in favor of whom damages
have been awarded with the amount of the
preliminary award as to each piece and par
eel of property affected is on file and can be
seen at the office OF the. beard of park COM
missioners. in the City Hall, Indianapolis,
Ind where monstrances will be received
and heard at the time above designated. q.
4 CHARLES A BOOKWALTER
Z FRED CLINE -
"A NJ. MAGUIRE
SARAH E. SHANK.
Board of Park Commissioners Of city OF
Indianapolis.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as executor Of
estate of Laura F. Wilour1, deceased. late
of Marion County, Indiana Said estate Is
ASEER ". GRAY
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S~IlL "a 80 - >
Franklin Brown,
1920 N. Penn
sylvania St., at
Twenty Third
a n d Alabama,
o V g r turning
Browns C a 4,
Willard Nelson,
riding W 1 t b
Brown, received
slight cuts on
the face. Brown
was slightly in
jured.
Charles Norris,
c olo re d, 834
Camp ST., was
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Newspapers Contribute

The city, county and the three
newspapers of Atlanta have con-
tributed generously to the convention
fund and an elaborate program of en-
tertainment has been provided Ses-
sions will be held in the Municipal
Auditorium. In a sub-hall of the
building manufacturers Of printing
machinery and material will hold an
exposition.
Included in the entertainment pro-
gram are automobile trips to many
points of interest, barbecues, water
melon f1estas, dancing and theater
parties. Saturday night before the
convention a roof garden party will
be given for the early arrivals. Mem
bers of the local committee promise
and ''etaoin shrdlu" of a time for the
printers on that occasion.
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Clothing Theft Renorted

David Hall. 2255 Shelton ST., re-
ported to police today that mans
coat and woman's dress valued at s45
were stolen from his home Sunday
night
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rs MISCELLANEOUS FOR SAFE
f-MiscellaneOus
ARMY
MERCHANDISE

7x7 wall tents, So each.
17x30 tarpaulins, heavy, waterproof.
20x4O tarpaulins. heavy. waterproof.
new, $50 each.
12x15 tacpaulins. lightweight duck.
waterproof, new, $40 each.
12x12 tarpaulins, heavy waterproof.
12xi5 tarpauiins. heavy treated
duck waterproof, new, SIS each.
2Ox2O tarpaulins, waterproof. new,
$50 each.
? Can furnish any size tarpaulins you
require up to 40x100 feet all made of
new, treated duck.
Steel folding cots (per dozen). SIT:
81. so each
Canvas folding cots. $3.50 each or
SGT dozen.
Atwood olive drab genuine army
q blankets, new not reclaimed So each.
3-gallon fire extinguishers whole
sale price $12: our price $3.50.
Good as new
Bench vtses new SIS to $3.50
Army hand axes SOC EACH
Shovels So to SO dozen.
Coking and wash boilers (S5 dozen)
or SOC each.
Complete stock of tools, anvils,
FORCES, hammers, pincers, can
was buckets, wrenches, picks,
handles. axes, pipe dies, die sets,
augurs, tongs, Manila rope,
scales, snatch blocks, nails, saws,
washboilers and many other
items at so per cent of regular
price. Mail orders filed. Open
Saturday until p. M.
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10 LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION
No 20. 1923. BOARD OF PARK COM
MISSIONERS OF THE CITY OF IN
DIANAPOLIS, INDIANA. OFFICE OF
THE BOARD. CITY HALL.
Notice is hereby given by the Board Of
Park Commissioners of the City of Indian
apolis that by its Resolution No. 20, 1925,
It has determined that it is desired and
ton of such interest in lands or partss4of
lots for the purpose of establishing q build
ing line on the south side OF Pleasant Run
Parkway South Drive. between Emerson
Avenue and Butler Avenuss boulevard In
the city of Indianapolis. as may be neces-
sary TO secure TO such Board the right to
tween such building line and the south
side of Pleasant Run Parkway, South
Drive; and that the line so affected by sucn
proposed building line and upon which such
restriction shall be imposed lies the
south side of Pleasant Run Parkway South
Drive between Emerson Avenue and But
Ter Avenue. and between the property Hns
OF the south side OF Pleasant Run Park
way, South Drive. and line parallel with
and forty-fiye tz5) feet distant from such
property line, and between Emerson Ave
nue. and Butler Avenue
The appropriation to be made is for the
purpose of establishing a building line as
above indicated. and by such appropriation
OF rights of the several owners of prop
erty over and across which such building
line shall run to erect any building OF
structure whatever, or any part thereof be
tWcen~sucn DullClnB AlnS ana Sucn properly
line shall be perpetualy annihilated, but
there shall be reserved to the owners of
such property the perpetual and irrevocabie
free license to use and occupy such lands
or parts of lots between such building line
as established, and their respective property
lines for all other purposes.
By the aforesaid resolution 1t is provided
that Saturday, August Is, 1923, at 10
o clock e. m. at the office of said Board,
in tbs city hall of said city, be the time
and place when final action shall be talss
confirming. modifying or resembling the q
resolution. and when 1t will receive
hear remonstrances from persons interested
in or affected by such proceedings and
when ii will determine the public utility
and benefit thereof.
CHARLES A BOOKwALTER
FRED CLINE,
A NJ MAGUIRE.
SARAH E. SHANK
Board of Park Commissioners of the City
of Indianapolis Indiana
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IN MFMORIAM

IN MEMORANDA loving remembrance OF
our dear mother. Elnora A. Brown.
When the evening shades are falling
And we are sitting all alone.
In our hearts there comes a longing
If our dear mother could come home.
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.