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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
WALLER HAS BEST OF
1T AT ENGLISH'S THIS WEEK

If a farce comedy has any reason
for being, it is to make people laugh.
Here Comes the Bride" the Berkell
Players Offering for this week at
Englisb's. does just that and moth
ing more.
The plot is very, very impossible,
as is expected in this type Of
drama" 1t serves but one pur-
pose, to put one Frederick Tile,
played by Eddy Waller, in positions
which are. to say the least. en-
barrassing. These situations land
some OF the lines) were highly anus
ing and appreciated by the audience,
which even went so far as, to APP
plaud one or two particularly wise
cracks" Waller leads in the fun,
ably assisted by Jean oliver and the
rest of the company.
Two character comedy bits that
stand out are done by Larry Suni-
van, as suffering judge perform
ing a marriage ceremony, and Mary
Hill. who gives a good impersona-
ton Of the ugliest woman on earth.
Tho cast "a nc follOyUs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
By WALTER D. HICKMAN
comparisons.

~ ZEAL comparisons.
X I have had an idea, now
LII have a conviction.
Something is happening at the Mu-
rat. Walter Vonnegut has assem-
bled a company of players of alarm
ing" ability.
The word alarming" is used in
the sense that a play is a play, but
the actors can make or ruin a play.
Fact is: The actors are making
the plays at the Murat this summer.
We who sit week after week at the
theater may at times draw compari
sons. Here is the result of my sit
ting through an evenine Vat the Mu-
rat seeing $50 This Is London: En-
joyed this play better in the hands
of the Murat Players than I did
when the Cobuns opened" in the
city more than a year ago.
Reason for it: The audiences re-
sponded better to the laughs, both
American and English. than they
did when the Chicago" company
was seen by me. was wild" over
the Chicago company, and I am just
as wild over the Murat Players
Here is a stock company which
changes its bill every Monday night.
That is a big job nearly impossible
for many actors. No two roles are
the same. If so, the actor is at fault.
I am telling you what I think.
And here is my conviction today:
Watch the work of this man known
as Harold Vermilye. He is a real
find in this company. Watch the
accurate character work of Claude
Kimball as Sir Percy Beauchamp in
both the burlesque scene and the
real article. Notice the even under
standing of Jessamine Newcombe at
all times. Be prepared to see even
butler and servant roles played with
real artistry. Laugh but appreciate
the artistry behind the character
work of Duncan Penwarden as
Hiram Draper Sr. See a stock per
Torrance operating at nearly legiti-
mate perfection.
Among the numerous others pres
ent are Julia Cobb, Marjorie Vonno-
gut, Dana Desboro. Elliot Cabot,
Richard Thornton, w. E. Watts and
Thomas Williams.
80 This Is London" is mighty
good theater. 1t is different. 1t is
not a great play, never was and
never will be, but it is bully good
hokum. 1t will make you laugh hon
estly. As being presented at the
Murat. the acting is better than the
play.
A play is a play. but the actors
make the play this week. Here is
a real experience in the theater.
Don't miss 80 This Is London"
as being presented at the Murat this
week. I am not boosting box office
don't give a hang about that. 1
am thinking Of your pleasure.
At the Murat all week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
TOO MUCH BEGGING
Police Chief Warns Pat1.oImen Vio-
latiOns Must Cease.

Police Chief Herman Rikhoff says
there is too much begging going on
in Indianapolis.
Reprimands featured roll calls to-
day and the chief warned that where
violations Of the begging ordinance
occurred, the policeman on the beat
would be hailed before the board Of
safety to face charges Of neglect of
duty.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03

auto driven by Hubert Oliver, 46 N.
Dexter Ave. Oliver was arrested,
Thomas R. Jones, 1858 Indianapo-
lis Ave, was arrested after his auto
struck Frank Lewis, 6, of Fl ".
Tenth St., fracturing his right leg.
Witnesses told police the boy ran
into the side of the auto.
Leslie Cordell, IS, of 2050 Gather
inc St, was charged with failure to
stop at a preferential street and
driving on the wrong side Of the
street.
His car collided with one driven
by Henry Slusser, go N. Olney St.,
at Tenth and Olney SITS.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
ACTORS VISIT GYROS
District Convention to Be Held Here
Sept. 1921.

Several members of the Murat
Players We're guests of the Gyro
club at luncheon at the Lincoln to-
day. Walter Vonnegut, manager of
the players attended. Method of pre-
pairing for stock performances was
discussed.
District Gyro convention will be
held in Indianapolis Sept 26 and
81. c. Fred Davis is making ar
engagements.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03

good bunch. So are the principals
The services of the following are
present: Hebson Young, Eric Titus,
Lee, Daley. George Shields, Charles
Massinger, Loretta Sheridan, Joseph
Monohan Splendid, Eleanor Edison.
Edna Granville, Celia Turrin, Den
ice Brosseau and Sol Solomon. a
chorus is present, but the men Of
the chorus should be better sh6wmen
than they are and not paint their
faces with so much color. This is
bad taste. The women of the cho-
rus are splendidly trained, and they
know how to make up. dance and
wear costumes.
"Tangerine" is the worth while
Offering at Keith's all week.
This production deserves the right
to be seen and appreciated.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
RED-HEADED WOMEN TO
BE GUESTS AT KEITH'S

Loretta Sheridan of the Aborn
Company at Keith's has red hair.
She is not ashamed. So satisfied is
she that she has invited every red
headed woman or girl in Indianapo-
lis to be her guests free at Keith's
Wednesday afternoon for the reg
ular matinee performance Of Tan
gerine."
Other attractions on view today in
clude: The Perfect F1apper," at
the Circle; "Scaramouche, at the
Ohio; Gentle julia" at the Apollo;
After six Days" at the CadIe
Tabernacle; 'Ridgeway of Montana >"
at the Isis, and son Of Sahara" at
Mister Smiths.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
EXPO SUCCESS ASSURED
Indianapolis Manufacturers Take
Fifth of Space at Meeting.

Twenty per cent of the floor space
for the Industrial Exposition at the
State Playground Oct. + TO II has
been subscribed. More than 100 In
dianapOHs manufacturers took the
space at a meeting at the Chamber
of Commerce Monday night The
show Will have twice as much space
as at the first show in 1921, as the
two new cattle barns will be used.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
WOMAN, HURT BY
AUTO, IMPROVES
Miss Anna Boyd Struck
While Waiting for Car,

Miss Anna Boyd, 2150 Shriver
Ave, injured while waiting for
street car at Illinois and Washing
ton Sts., Monday night, was i'm
proved today.
Police said Miss Boyd backed off
the safety platform, against an
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
Attend BOysf Convention

WIN Wertz, superintendent Of the
Boys Club. and three members. Abe
simon, Anthony Guiffre and Fox
thompson, are attending the Ma
tional Boys Club convention at pitts.
burgh. Pa
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
Fidelity Trust Re-Electes

James McNulty was reelected
president of the Fidelity Trust Com
pany. All other officers and direc-
tors also We're reelected. George F.
KirkOf is vice president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
CRISIS AVERTED
Presbyterians Defer Vote on Revised
Greed to Next Assembly.

BIZ Times Special
RICHMOND. Ind. June 3.-Fear-
ing a disastrous breech between the
modernist and fundamentalist fac
lions Of the church if the articles
were adopted or rejected, the general
assembly Of United Presbyterian
Churches today deferred a vote on
the revised statement of faith until
the next assembly.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
Reckett Heads service Club

Beckett 1AeduS SClNi NiuD
J. r. Beckett is the new president
OF the Service Cub following cleo
ton of officers at the Lincoln Mon
day. Judge Sidney s. Miller was
named vice president.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03
Board of Trade to Hear Hough

VIII A. Hough, Greenfield, of the
State tax board. will address the
Board Of Trade annual meeting
Thursday. Board Of governors met
Monday night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03

De Puy Almonte D'Alverez Harry Aymes
Here Comes the Bride" is the Of
fering for the week at English's.
(By Observer
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03

ELEANOR EDSON
You have heard of Miss Edison.
OF course you have, if you have
been at Keith's or heard any one
speak of the Aborn Company. She
always has been quite a person
with this company and she IS win
ming new honors in "Tangerine"
at Keith's this week.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-06-03

OF DI. OcIu"tH ) OyIuU
Pepsin, a compound CT
Egyptian SIENNA with
pepsin and palatable
aromatics, a prescrip-
ton written 30 years
ago by DR.. w. B. Cald-
well, who practiced
medicine AZ years. You
can buy a bottle in any
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
VcEREJsf DOPRAVNf Me-
HODY.

Sc stupatka jedouciho auto
trucku seskocil vcera k vece-
ru 23lety Henry Richardson,
31O5 Erin ave., primo do dra-
ny jineho trucku utrpel tax
siiny otres mozku, re byl je-
nc stav v mestske nemocnici
prchlasen "a velice vazny.
O prislovecnem stesti ma
lych ditek mdze mluviti 5lety
William Perkins, 1922 Ore
gen ave. Vbehl v sousedni u
Lei do drahy zvolna jedouciho
arta, ktere mohlo byti naho-
dou jeste drive zastaveno, nez
kola hosika mohla prejeti.
Takto ale hosik odnesl 1raz
tezkou pamatkou, pride O diva
prsty.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

Vcerejsi dusne vedro bylo
nejneprijemnejsim, kteremu o.
byvatelstvo "a nekolik posled-
Mich tydnd bylo vystaveno. V
Clevelande zaznamenana nej-
vyssi teplota "a stupni "a od-
poledne, kdezto z Cincinnati
sc hlasi 80 stuphG. Povetrnost
nj prorok E. H. Emery sice
predpovidal ma dnesnf odpo-
ledne a zftrek zmenu, ale oba.
va Sc, ze sc budeme potit dale,
nedostavi-li Sc cd jezer boure,
jez by prinesla ochlazeni.
v Columbus postizen byl
pri praci upalem, kteremu pod
lehl, 73lety kamenik Petr Bra
dy a v Lime klesl donna k ze-
mi 40lety Eugen Michenfel-
der, kdyz Sc byl drive napil
fedove vody. Skonal "a Is mi
nut a v Cincinnati zemrel 55-
lety John Nerrish, zamestna-
ny v lradovne okresniho inze-
nyra. Skonal drive nezli pri-
spechala privolana lekarska
pomoc.
Koupani zaplatilo "a dnes-
niho vedra zivotem sest osob.
Nedelni tragickou smrt Slova-
ka Kalika popisujeme ma j.
mem miste. Mezi ostatnimi O.
betmi jsou 17lety Glen Smith
z Chillicothe, ktery zahynul v
fece Scioto. w. Donahue re
Sandusky, ktery zahynul, kdyz
byl skocil do jezera, ably "a
chranil z jisteho vyletniho clu
nu do vody spadleho muze.
A. C. Rowe, 52lety dozorce
prehrady {. 18 ma rece Ohiu,
pokladany "a jednoho z nej-
lepsich plavcG, zahynul, kdyz
sc byl pokusil zachraniti 4Ole-
teho D. Beylora, spadnuvsiho
z vlecneho clunu do reky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

DOkTORkA KRASY POLA-
PILA ZLODEJE.


Spolumajitelka parloru pro
|pesten{ krasy v budov9 zdej-
siho atletickeho klubu E. Won
jest nejen zuslecht'ovatelkou
" zminen6m smyslu, ale da-
mou statecnou. Vcera zaslech
la, jak n6kdo "do salonu kra-
sy" vstoupil, ohledla Sc a spa
ltfila muze, ktereho Sc ptala,
jakym zpdsobem by mohla po
,slouziti. Odpovedel jaksi neii-
ste, ze jest detektivem a ze
nekoho hleda. Doktorka krasy
',jata podezrenfm, uhodila ma
'podivneho kostymra s vyzvou,
aby lined, jestli ze 81 neco v
salonu pfivlastnil, toto vratil.
Host pfistoupil ma kompromis,
ze tax ucini, necha-li jei $ pc
kojem odejiti soucasne il o.
devzdaval pod kabatu w.
tazenou jeff pen6zenku. Vo-
nova Sc chopila penezenky, ale
soucasn9 zlodeje a volala Q
,,pomoc. Tato prisla v podobe
serzanta Belletta, ktery nene-
chavce odvedl v mfsta, kde je
kazde pestenf krasy veci vice
meme zbyteenou.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

ry pfistati mel u 1stf feky Guy
ahogy ma 1pati dnesni St.
Clair ave. Pred tfemi roxy, "a
administrace Fitzgerald, sla-
veno bylo 1875. jubileum Okla
zaleji, ale s hrozicim defici-
tenn, kteremu pomozeno bylo
destem, proti kteremu byla
slavnost ma vetsi obnos pojis-
tena.
Letos bude oslava jedno-
dussf. Rano byla ma namesti
vytazena vlajka "a obvyklych
obradd hlavni program pro-
veden bude az vecer, zacat-
KEN $50 hod. v Edgewater
parku ma zapadnf strane. Ia
hajen bude vefejnou exercir-
kou jizdnf policie a zakoncen
ohnostrojem.
Hlavnf atrakci bude slav-
nostnf hra sestavena H. C.
Smythem "The Span of Time"
s asi 1000 ucinkujicich.. The
ma hry vzato jest z historic
mesta, cd zalozenf az po jeho
obrovsky vyvoj prdmyslovy.
Do parku Sc ocekava dnes We
Ger navst6va as 100000 osob
a bezpecnostni tifady die to-
hoto pomeru chystaji opatfe-
nj.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
POLICE DANsKA A CLEvE,
LANDSKA.

Ma studijni cest6 meska We
Spcjenych Statech Johan l..
1och, policejnf komisar dam
skeho hlavnfho m9sta Kodan6,
ktery udava, ze jeho zem ma
l'omerne nejmensf policejnf ar
madu. V Kodani pride prav6
jeden policajt ma 700 obyva-
tel. Pokud Sc pomeru tyce,
nejsme "a tim u mas v Cleve-
lande tax daleko, neb zde jest
chraneno vzdy TIC obyvatel
jednim ramenem spravedlno-
sti. Jinak ale dluzno priznati,
ze v kodani Sc "a letosni rok
udaly jen til vrazdy, kdezto
my Sc "mizeme pochlubiti"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
SLOVENSKY TENORISTA
ZAHYNUL PRI
KOUPANf.

Vcerejsf listy prinesly zpra
WI, re v nedeli odpoledne o
put ctvrte Sc Geneva on the
Lake, okresl Ashtabula utopil
3Olety Jan Galik, bytem v {.
2453 zap. 40. ul. Spadl do vo
dy s voru pred ocima sta j.
nych koupajicfch Sc utonul
drive nezli mu nektery z Mich
mohl prispechati ku pomoci.
Mrtvola jeho pozdeji byla po-
bfeznf strait vylovena a do
pravena dotClevelandu.
Jan GalikFbyl clenem sloven
skeho Sokola a Krivane, jed
MIN z neilepsich slovenskych
pevcd, jenz iako mattel pek-
neho tenoru byl velice platnou
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
{ DRZA KRADEz.


Mezi tim, kdy Sc pi. j. F.
Zahmova, 1916 vych. 1875. ul.
vcera bavila Sc svoji matkou
ma predni verande domu, vni-
kl zadem nejaky poberta, KITE
ry ukradl nikym nepozorovan
sperku odhadnutych ma $4,000.
Kradez objevena byla dcerus
kou poskozene, kdyz 81 tato
do sveho pokoje sla, ably sc
k vychazce ozdobila n9ktery-
mi .skvosty. Manzel pi. Zah-
move jest nakupovacem pro
William Taylor Son & Co. Z
-.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
PROGRAM HRUBY KONSER
VATORE v RADlU.

j z rozhlasove stanice move
bankovni budovyes Che Union
Trust Co. ma Euclid a vych.s 9.
ul. bude We ctvrtek O 8. hod.
vecerni vysilan radiem kon-
cert, ktery usporada hudebni
konservatof bratrf Hrubych ma
Broadway. Podrobny program
pfednesenych hudebnich cisel
byl uvefejnen v nedelnim
Plain Dealeru v prislusnem cd
d6leni.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

3s zlctiny, takto kvalifikova-
nymi. Jinak Ease cin6n jest ma
naSi policii v9tsf narok v sluz-
be dopravni Sc smutnym rekor
dem 73 obeti "a rok.
Autorisovan& sila cleveland
ske policie' stanovena jest ma
1900 muzi, krone 1rednikty
ale We skutecnosti vykazoval
seznam vcera vsech straznik1
ma vyplatni listine jen 1908
muzi vcetne nekolika policis-
TEX
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
PuVODU q
HNE MA KINSMAN RID.

V dfadovn6 statniho pozar-
niho marsala zapocalo dnes
vysetrovani stran pivodu po-
zaru v ohradach stavebniho
dffvi The Kinsman Builders
Supply Co., 6317 Kinsman rd.,
kterym spolecnosti byla zpi-
sobena skoda We vysi 100000
Oheh zdolan byl dplne teprve
vcera v l hOdinu rano.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

silou zejmena. pfi provadsnf
dramatickych slsladeb zdejsf-
no slovensk6ho komponisty DIR,
Francisciho. Bratfim Slova-
kun odchazi bratr skutecn9
zaslouzily, jenz byl zaujat pro
vse uslechtile, budiz mu zacho
vana vzdy cestna pamatka.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
PODLEHL uRAZU.

V nemocnici sv. Alexise wee
ra k veceru zemfel 38lety del
mix Karel Klement, bytem v
independence, ktery byl neko-
lik hodin pred smrti zachycen
smrtelne zranen vlakem.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22
"a VcEREJ$fcH vEDER zAHYNULy
v0nIu 3 0S0BY A s 0S0B IL.
Sc UTOPll0.
OCHLAZENf MA 'PRINEsTI DNEs OCEKA-
VANA BOURE.

Rowe spolu sc strojnikem zdy-
nadia, 6Oletym Rublem, YES
lovali ku pomoci, kdyz silny
proud clun prekotil. Beylor
Rublem zachranili Sc chyce-
MIN sc vrhnuteho Jim prova-
zu, kdezto Rowe zmizel pod
hladinou.
Ma starem ohioskem prdpla
WI prevazela Sc skupina muzil
ma voru, kdyz Sc vratke pla-
vidlo pfevrhlo, coz zavinilo
,smrt 38leteho Vasilia Lucaia-
ma z Akronu a 3Oleteho Raj
pha Para z Barbertonu. Pfi-
pad jest pfedmetem vysetro-
vani.
PrfpadG meme tragickych u
dala Sc celia fada, mezi jinymi
"a zmfnku stojf rozmar, KITE
ry 81 dovolil blesk. 21lety Will
ber Fox spal prave ma poste-
Ii, kdyz blesk uderil oknem
jen nekolik stop cd ldzka VIDA
leneho a probudil space des-
/
tenn skelnych strepin. Fox ne
byl zranen, ale "a to ohluchl,
coz vsak, die lekard, bude jen
docasnym.
kousavy humor sportovce.
Jistym obcanem byl spa
tren rezavy, pfiserne odreny
automobil, ktery vzadu byl O.
patren timto navestim: "Ne-
smejte Sc, devcatka, neb jak
byste vypadaly wy, kdybyste
nebyly nabarveny?"
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1924-07-22

DNESNf NAROZENINY Gle.
VELANDU.

1913 rokI uplynulo cd zalo-
zeni naSeho mesta gen. Moi
zisem Cleavelandem, ktery Sc
svymi connecticutskymi pione-
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27

iu-a and witness cor. t1 auch cur. lime stone rock SzI.xl8 ln- ort of the ground. bears s. f7 deg @ min. F. 200 T. rom true conner and is rhisclsl l. 1%7t-H7 we. T.. $ L. N No. , brar x. 2S dec.. 29 min 30 sec F. 2Gf4.75 fl distant -pm tru" corner; thence s. e deg. l3 r'n. E. from tru. t,-ner lI2 5y lt to cor No D nti- cal ",'h cor. No. :: No. 'hovs SDso.w-n jiUich Placer. yey No. l52t.I fir post . u... 2 f. out ot the ground in arth mound and .cri6ed 2-1"TC BT for -iis survey. ihentv 90 d.- @t min. w 552.-" f to Cnr No 8. fr post ins. 1 Irloag set in earth ,Ind. -r.'Dr 2-1'7G B7; traEc Y. 73 de.. l; min ". Ss7.5y fr to Cor "o I. lime stone 8 ins f.- out of ground, -hed l-i#-f 27. th"nce x. j" t-- 0S wlU ". &o.9o IT. to Cor No. ,, a fir post 1 Y ilE- r. long srt in earth mound, soiin,i 5- 12TG B7; thrnra N. :G G7g nt min F. G-l.Go ft to Cor. Ep. I, and place of tcrinning. contain ing an arpa Of 1f.2O2 ao-e-.
 There ar" no CoHa.'ing claims.
 Tie adioint7g claim 0re on tho v No. " Ahova 22crineH Cul.n Placer. Survey No. 1928; On lc F. Standard Bench UT surveyed, claim,nt unknown: on the 2 unsurvey"d. claiT ans un- known: on the W. No. : hbove on AHyii Creek. Survey No lGS.
 Tle notice of location Of said Niaazr mining claim is of raeord in tte office of the Recorder of the Cope Nome Mining and Re- cording District and Precinct, Territory of Alaska, in Vol. 3. at Page J9 of the records of
 locations of said n n+'rict and Precinct
 The minera1 monument to which this survey is tied is iO- catod and described as follows:
 Y s. T.. N. No. ! is drift wood post Q HIS. in diam eter, hewn to ins. square ! f. from the end. &la 1t. above the erornd in stone mound. srvibed '. $. l.. ". No. ,, and is in Lat. Gf der. 5 min. N. L9ng 1855 dte. 23 min. ".
 JOHN SCND8ACK.
 Register. bli4h Aug. 23, 90. ser'. $ 1s, . 27, Oct. i. II, IS, 1921
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
an area of II12 arreS.

an area of 7.i73 acres.
 The amended location notice of said placer claim is recorded in the office of the Recorder of he Cape Nome Mining and Re cording District and Precinct, in Volume POS, at Page 92, in the records of locations of said pCe- cinct.
 There are no conficting claims.
 The adjoining claims are: on er, Survey No. 1910, and No. I Bench Left Limit of Laura Ciulch, Sur. No. 1859; on the East, Minnie Bell Placer. SurN ey No. S34; on the south. No. ? Laura Gulch, Sur No. 446, and on the West No. 2 Laura Gulth. Survey No. 670.
 The Mineral Monument 'n which this survey is tied is To- cated and described as follows: USLM No. II is q fir post f in. square, it. above ground in stone mound 3 it. high 6 f. base. marked tSLM No. II, and situate 70 it. '. of Government Road and approximately N. % deg. E.. 1760 it. from the mouth of iIolyoke Creek, in Latitufn Gi deg. 32 min E.. Longitude 165 deg. 22 min. ".
 JOHN SUNDBACK
 Register. uhlish Aug. 23. 20. Sept. 6, 13, c, 27, Oct. 1, II, IS, 1924.
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
NOTICE: OF FORFNITURE

To T. T. LANE and JOHN TFtAN-
 MEN. you and each of voIt vour
 heirs executors. admin .ators
 and assigns.
 You and each of you, ara a~eby notified that the undersign,d has rrrru3"d 'ha eum 0f One Tvudred Dollars. during fhe Year onding July 1 1921, in labor and improve ments upon tn" MAN LINE FRACTION Csometincs called the Madeline or NaUGelinrj 7lacer Mining Claim. situated on right limit of Nakkela Grlch in tbe Cape Nome Wininr and Recording Dis t'ic5 and Precinct. Trrr tory of Al aska the locatior cer.ifico'e of which is found of record in Vol. GS al Page 142. in the office of the Recorder of said district and ore cnct, in order to hold said cl2im, under tlr provisions of the la.vs of the United States and the Terri tory of Alaska concerning a1nud labor upon mining claims Such expenditure heinz the amount re- Quirod by said laWr to hold said claim during said u"riod.
 And you ar" further notified that if within ninety days from the completion of tho notification here of. for the period of ninety days vou fail or refuse to contribute to the undersigned vour proportion such expenditure as a co-owner your interest in said mining clain will become the property of tn undersicned your co-owner wht has made such required eXpendi ture.
 Dated at Nome Naska. tn 18th. day of Nugust, 1921
 MINERS and MERCHANT
 BANK Of ALASKA, By G.
 Jackson, Attorney in Fac Publish Aug. @% 20. Sept 6. | 20, 27. Oct |, II, IS, 25, No | & 15. 1921
The Nome nugget., 1924-09-27
NOTICE OF FORFEfTURE
To. NJ E. EMERSON and NJ.

To. NJ. F. EMERSON and NJ
 EMERSON, you and each
 you. your heirs. executors, q
 ministrators and assigns.
 You and each of you, are here notified that the undersigned h expended the sum of One Hundr Dollars, each year during the veg 1901. 1902, 1908, 1920 and t year ending July 1. 1924. in llt and improvements upon the F; Anvil Bench No. ' Above Pla' Mining Claim. situated on left li1 of Anvil Creek in the Cape No Mining and Recording District 6 "~7ciro'. Terrttorr Of Alaska, 'rratiou certificate of which
 rund of record in Vol 2 a- p 5 9. in the office ol the RF,or of said district and precinct, order to hold said claim, un he provisions of the laws of United States, and the Territory Alaska concerning annual Ia upon mining claims. Srch exI diture being the amount requ' i'y said laws to hold said cl durinc said period
 And you are further not th hat if within ninety days from comnretion of the publication Il of, for the period of ninety [ vou fail or refuse to contri9 to the undersigned your propor such expenditure as a COON your interest in said mining will become the property of undersigned your co-owner has made such required exp' ture.
 Dated at Nome Alaska, 18th. day of August. 1924. PIONEER MINING and DITCH
 By F. ]. Gorman, Az l NORTHERN MINING & TRA1
 CO.,. By Ira D. Orton, Agel Publish Aug, 23, 20. Sept. 6 20. 27. Oct. I, II, IS. o5, ! !. s, 15, 1924.