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BUILDING PERMITS.

Nina Ju ldlng permits for new con-
slructiOn. worth 1876. were issued We'd
nssday AZ the city building Inspector 2
office. They follow:
W z. Henley, repairs. Mason street;
$500.
Eedemptprist Fathers garage. Ander-
son street: 1920.
r. II. scrger repairs, Hays street;
GTa5.
J.. f. Fife & Co., fIve-room dwelling.
Morales street: $1,000.
/. L. Fite & Co.. three-roem dwelling.
Gan JscintD street: $500.
J.. y. FIte & Co, thrcc-room dwelling,
LomLrano street; $500.
j.. +. Flte & Co.. three-FOom dwelling,
DClgadD street. 500.
l.. +. FIte & Co.. three-r0om dwell.
inE. Helena street: $500.
l.. F.. Fitc 4 Co. twO-rOom dwelling.
Alto street; $500
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BIRTHS

April ito Mr.. and Mrs L. T
Smith. 800 Marshall street; girl
AprN Is--To Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Hall. lj1i Hays street. girl.
AprI lN-To Mr.. and Mrs. GiIberto
Medina fls Morales street; boy.
April l3--To SIR. and Mrs. Manuel
Patlnp. 5n7 San Particle street. boy.
April 2b-To Mr.. and Mrs. HOraCiO
Lobe. 1871 LaNevicw avenue: boy.
March ITO Mr.. and Mrs. Mcclure
y. Reward Physicians and Surgeons
hospital: zlrl.
April l6-To Mr. and Mrs James A.
Ball, Santa Rosa hospital: boy.
April 1910 MT. and Mrs. Clifford A.
Peoples. santa Rosa hospital. boy.
April l5-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. VIII
Hams, III Muncey street. girl.
April 1g--Tn Mr. and MrE Morris
Wolk. Santa Rosa hospital; boy.
March I5-To Mr.. and Mrs. r. z.
Thomas, Santa Rosa hospital: boy.
April Ito Mr. and Mrs. Juan Bus
tlmartc. 1917 Chihuahua street: girl
April l9-To Mr.. and Mrs. Alfredo
ZCpeds, 5ij ATbor place; girl
April Ito Mr. and Mrs. Pablo
Flores I15 Morales street girl.
April l5-To Mr. and Mrs. Jose u.
Ramirez. Pa North Pinto street; girl.
April ls-To Mr. and Mrs. Jesus VII
IUTrcaI. SI2 West gsnnas street hoy.
April 1910 SIR. nnd Mrs. Leonard
Rodriguez. 2ii Gertwood street girl
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Deeds, Building Permits Vital Statistics

9. 1925, deed to lot ;. new city block
$3.50; $40 etc.
G. ". Norman and B. X. Maynard to
Monnie and Willie Duncan, March 81.
1925. deed TO lot 3, block 5, new city
block 1862; $3.50.
Harry X. Rogers to Mary X. Hance.
March 30 1928, deed to lot 6, block 10,
new city block 1904: and lots l and 2,
block II. new city block 1905; $40 etc.
George II. and Delphine G. wilkins to
charles II. and Emily Woodson. April
10, 1925, deed to lot IS. block l5 new
city block sos; $3.50 etc.
EffIe l.. Skinner ct al. by sheriff 10
L. A. jackson, April 6, 1925. sherfr's
deed 10 lot ., block 81, city block 1851;
o. T. Simmonds TO George Potcher.
nick, April 10. 1925. deed 10 lots II,
IS and 10, block G, new city block 6O6ii
$500.
Maury Maverick to Conrad c. Bau-
mann, April u. 1926. deed to lot i?
block - new city block 655S; 5000.
o. Il. and NeJtie Nance TO +. p. and
r. c. Caf'arelli February II. 1895. deed
to lots and =, block g. new city
block 202l: $3.50.
Caffarelli Brothers to Mrs Leota
Mowers, April IS. 1896, deed 10 lots !
and :, block Is, rev city block 1904;
valuable.
Rudolph Krlsch 10 Joseph E. Dryer
Sr., March 80, 1925, deed TO all OF lots
j, IL and - new city block 500, ex-
cepting the cast 30 feet Of same; $1,000.
Jose Maria ana Carmen Amaya Lar
| ralGe to Marcos Nino, April g. 1926, deed
| to lot ~, new city block S6l: $500.
Christian and Martha UllTich to Eliza
| beth Goebel, wife OF Ed Goebel as her
| separate estate, AIriI Is. 1895, deed to
lots. l, = and ,. old city lot 90, new city
block G2l; $500.
II. W. and Margaret Russell TO Alex
J. and linda Adam, March IS. 1926.
deed 10 lot s. new city block 6729. Hef-
lin court; $i0lO etc.
West End Lumber Company 10 susie
Rsndle, April 9, 1926. deed TO lot Z, new
city block 2l4g; $3.50.
Roy NJ. Beite( to Wayne Davis and
Anaclet9 Martinez, April 3, 1925, deed
to parts OF lots Ala, Ala Ais, Ais.
and ALI. new city block IA: SIO.0O2.75.
Charles Say to Lucille Say. April r.
1926. deed to an undivided One-half in
terest In lot q, new city block 62sSi
love and affection
Il. y. Word to l.. r. Harvey, April
6, 1926. deed TO lot 3. block s. Harlan
dale Gardens addition; {i66I.J4 etc.
James ". and Annie Phillips TO George
" and Ella J. Holekamp. April 10
| 1925, deed to lots II and u. block 90
| new city block s4ts; $3.50 etc.
Franz and Lucille Dreiss to Ed
| Dreiss, April -, 1926, deed 20 lot s.
| block ?, new city block 3574; $40 etc.
{. Engclking 10 MTE. =. &. Long. AprI
! l4 1926 deed 10 lots TO II, 81. g and
90 block %. new city block 1919, $500
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Near Grayson, $3.50
On North blackberry

A most attractive little home, in first,
class condition. OF four rooms. screened
porch and bath. has all convenience,
garage, stryt paving paid, $500 cash
casey & Gragg. CT. has. Home phone
woodlawn Is2i-J.
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Government Hill Stucco\
d Apartments-S100 Rent

Near Army Post. : lots i0ixi5O; great
rdE two-story, Broom stuceo house
apartments. TWO baths; every moderh
convenience: four garages south 'front.'
nsrfect condition, rented 500 monthly.
who wants Il? -,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-22
REAL ESTATE
Suburban Property--Sale
HIGH AND DRY
ron VIC REST RIrN

Two acres, good level land. artesian
water free, now piped through tract;
Eiwood fencing, fine new house, four
rooms bath. four-piece plumbing. large
garage, near eastern city limits, good
grayeled road near pavement, 1880;
$3.50 cash, $50 monthly. Fifteen minutes
drive to postofflce. For inspection, phone
Crockett ISL
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Buy a Lot on a
Paved Street

You are always sure you can
get 10 your home when You pur-
chase domestic - HHy@H
street.
The lots ! aua of!- ,1es % The
Highland bed Ia Ns'frsyaa are
all on paga6 s.aasi, All cbotcs
locations Ela law fTs'H .g9ssible
city convenience I'hF yrires are
right aOd terri ':.at Gble.
On any u thss" lots 1 will
build on my ) per cent PLUS
COST BUILDING PLAN and
You can pag for your home on.
the easy payment plan.
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Farms-Ranches, Sale

II
LAND for sale In Live Oak and
rhres Rivers Co. Three Rivers Texas
- ----------. =
~ Copprrc ~
W O w "
crrpIcrJ
~. Chhloll ~
80.
nv ac'ea Oh ana worth more ih'
'riee was once ti.oo per acre.
sTERIfNG REALTY co.
,O6 HIcks RIdr Or sSial
soCTHwEsTERN LAND co.
Phone 1919: Corpus Christi, Tex.
1870 ACRES Of farm land. four miles west
II AtIee, LasalIe county. Tex. New irri-
gated section. Price $40 per acre. q sold
~ once. see owner at 3l4 Gunter Boa,
= ~
neutrality-suspicious.
- Con,,.etor.~Rn;,a.r 40
Son'i aetoi ouLoei
cp.vrT DpTyvs
vrsckinS ana s,iysrs b.u,,,r
.- Travis $751;.
rIII NV, -I-.-.II.-.- ----.---.S-, dri,,.-
city: reasonable Mission sosi.J.
SMITH CONCRETE MIXERS
Carload stock carried:
ALAMO IRON WoKks.
W. c. THRAILKILL,
General contractor. -
IO6 BlIlders Exehenge BIds. CL. gs.:
work, painting. papering
foundations, roof repairing. no JOB too
large or small; service now. w. Zolz.
ELGIN-BuTLER BRICK co.
Bflcks since 70: ~
sol-s-S Bullders E1chenge bIdg. Cr. 4se9
SAVE MONEY! Houses built, raised
ieveiea' repaired; root WORK sTIct.y guI ~,
S al one 10 tNe years IT. 'SfS-"'
UNION SHEET METAL WoRKs-De-
Ry%H" f,SSE FIor., "o tn iis C"'' 'oO
.-
Heating-Plumbing 40
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PLUMBlNC done on credit. have ySpr
is uThe on ,11 W.
pam ,i aeaI fumoins Co.. '4' f'0'
YOUR plumNins mean money ,,Is ny per- per,
save you ao-.s-.. Lewis MIS-. s-.-w:
AZ
.'...,s = "po'i.s
rom a ,borouvbiv r.ush,s ,.ir,sr ana
pap.rhanKer. Cali mis-. aiSs-w. Gee.
hs:a!: ms Wharton 81 -.
ihIns IN the paint iiSs' house, ouiG'
32H.
PAPERING snd paintIng. neat, clean
WORK modsrat. nTIcs. n 5000.
- -
FIRsT-cLAss painting and paperhans.
roem- Mission 1Sl5-w'
hhAsoN A5 ~ estifnetes ElVSh on paper
isw5 iseS p"'s' ~"
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PApEHHANGING AND PAINTING,
Sogi hoFA' 'e"soHaO'e pases' 49,.
t!5 Aaln Ave. ~. 5SLS
f3pERHANuING my specially, reason:
ape a prices; Hork guaranteed Wv
:, ,7,..s7,.5;
FAlNIlNG ana paperhansins' quick ser
&c c,ee t rsAS SI prices Dee" q pest
800 - 80.
"a
~ ,oso. A.
o,I Z IN
NOV stevenson
Civil and construction engineer. Land
Bldg CT. 1855, r. TT. 52O5-J.
pueIuccc nnnnnYItuIYIEc
o..-t-- ->,.-r,--.---.,r->'
-
SIZE US Tor business OF any klnn'
Sroeetet' mercantile hoteis' roomins
i 1ISp neatly o. OF "u"''r dug VI
MEAT N.PKET Ice MACHINE Tood sIde.
line reason for selling have other bust.
-. - Is..S.,.5 - Ssos
FILLING station on Blanco road, good
business. compelled TO sell CT. 1915.
an, ,,s,f. =, a.. =. .-,..-,.. -
" Al lED AUG ~ Iane TOT tIsgIIIc Snos
s s,p anu S.n .a, iurh'rc repairing shoP
NooalaWn asal.
SMALL, business for sale al 400 East
Houston St
able cr s2i7. D" ''' '
SMALL CArE-wsr established, dandy
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New Bungalow, S2475
ONLY S27 Monthly

Pay S75 down and move in this fine
little home, located in northwest section
on top Of hill: has three large rooms
hall. bath and sleeping porch. Attractive
wallpaper; four-piees plumbing: built
in8." etc. THIS is A REAL HOME
VALUE. Let us show you today.
l.. e. FITE 4 co.
2Os LOSOYA ST. CIR. is4.
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Government Hill

Government Hill
on Van Ness near New Braunfels
Ave. attractive, well built six rooms,
modern; large lot can he used as
duplex, newly decorated. new iinoIeum.
Kitchen and bath, $500; $3.50 cash, Fio
monthly. owner or 1871.
SELL OR RENT, completely furnished
modern. five rooms Owner leaving
100 Mahrcke Court. Mission llb1-N.
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Personals

SIRLS IN need of . friend are welcomed
at the Salvation Army woman's Home
and Hospital. 1919 Broadway. at any
fims. CT. 9h-2.
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To Lot Owners Only
Acre HOmesites

Highland Gardens now open for sale.
Desirable terms, lowest prices. High To-
cation. overlooking city, rich deep soil
underlaid with shallow sheet water for
garden Irrigation. Six big lots in each
tract. Plenty OF room for poultry, COW
garden and home. Ten per cent down,
/ per cent per month. Here is real
chance for anyone with the proper IN
sides 10 lay the foundation for good
home and prosperity. 4. II. Rife Land
Co. 5l4 Gunter Bldg. CT. 62Sl.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH
g. II. MOORE REALTY co.
1917 +. COMMERCE. CIR 1855.
Rosewood Blvd.
One Of the best buys in the city for
only $500, furnished. shown only By
appointment Call Ralph Natss.
ROGERS-HILL & CO.,
4.2 Travis 81 CT. SOii
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ROBERTs-Dled az s35 Warwick boule-
sard. April 20, 1926, J. W. Roberts age
81 years. He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Mintie Roberts Portland, Tex;
two sons. Paul Y. Roberts Venezuela,
south America. and ". NJ. Roberts Of
taft Tex: three daughters, Me. L. D.
amp, Houston. Tex; Miss FlOdene and
trms Roberts both o. Portland. Tex.
The remains were sent 70 Corpus Christi,
Tex. BY Hsgy 4 hCCOllum Wednesday,
April u. a. 1875 .. m Wa the 2. p.
-sHwsy. for inteTment A. Portland, Tex
later.
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SIS TO $50

Loans 10 salarIed people. Repay In
small weekly or monthly payments.
CITY LOAN BUREAU. 400 Houston
Bldg, Corner Main Ave. and Houston 81.
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$50 ACRES of farm land, four miles west
of Atlee, LaSalle county, Tex. New irri-
gated section. Price $40 per acre. IL sold
at once. See owner at 3i4 Gunter Blds.
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NOTICE" THIS Is FOR YOU

HAIR TINTING and dyeing for ladies'
and gentlemen by a master hair dyer.
Original MarineIlo Shop. 52l y. s. Mary's.
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NJ. J. NJ s. &. r. Am in great trouble
besides your leaving us. Everything for
given as pray 10 be forgiven. Please,
Come as you know. with me no one can
ever take Your Place" Call at :. A.
pOstoffics, general delivery. for mall.
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BUY THIS BIG BANHAIN
Seven-room two-story, fireplace. pain
acre lot, garage, Outnouses, improve
ments cost $500, all for 1900, $500
cash, $50 month, owner leaving. 7. ID.
Rife, Realtor, loans. insurance. rentals
gI2-14 Redeu Bldg or. 1917.
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See US for funds TO pay your taxes.
Roberts Loan Co. 1919 W. Commercs
ST. Or. 1908.
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AKNoURC DEMENT'S
Funeral Notices

~ 1875 Mrs. MARY J. Mullihan, beloved
wife Of T. ]. Muilihan and mother OF
Mrs.. Eva Day OF san Antonio, Tex IN
her 18th year. she is also survived D.
r,So brothers. Dennis Il. sheip Of Union
\. y: Frank II. shelp OF OsweGo' n I.
r.tativss ana friends are invited to at
end the funeral services, which will be
hel6 from the late residence, ll22 Men
chaea st, at O'Clock ,. m. Thursday,
April %, 1895. Rev. D. H. kirkpatrick
Of the West End Presbyterian church
will officlate. Interment VIII De IN me
posslawn cemetery under the direction
of Milton Ludwig Of the Ludwig's Fun
erai Home.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
STATISTICAL TO
REACH AGREEMENT
Arrests of Indiana, Kentucky
Truckers Continues.

Attempts by Secretary Of State
Frederick e. Schortemeier to reach
an agreement with Kentucky au-
thorities In regard to unrestrained
interstate automobile traffic, have
so far been unavailing, 1t was an
nounced today.
S. r. Glenn Of the Kentucky tax
board has ~telegraphed Schortemeier
that authorities Of his State would
continue to enforce a new law re-
curing all commercial vehicles COM
ing into the State to display Ken
lucky license plates. Indiana truck
ers are being arrested in Henderson,
McLain and Davies Counties under
the new law. Ollie P. Wright, Sc
curities commission investigator
was sent to Evansville to take
charge.
Arrests by Indiana State police Of
drivers of commercial vehicles bear
ing Kentucky licenses continue. the
total being more than forty. Schort
emeier said only drivers of CONNER
cial vehicles would be arrested
though under the law all could be
taken into custody. Those arrested
are compelled to buy Indiana Ii
censes.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
ATTEMPT TO END
LIFE |SFEARED
Family Reports Man, 81,
Missing-0thers Gone. (

Fear that Bert Frazee, So. of 1886
Shelby St., will end his life was ex-
pressed by members of his family
who have reported him missing to
police. A son said his mother re-
ceived a letter Monday from the
missing parent, stating that he was
going to- jump in Fall Creek.
Frazee was described as wearing
a gray suit, brown shirt and gray
hat. He has only one finger on his
right hand.
Police at Cleveland, Cincinnati
and Chicago were asked to search
for Miss Helen Reilly, 10, of 1415 E.
Michigan ST., who left her home
Sunday.
David Terrence. II. LEFT his home
at 1897 S.lTremont Ave. to go to the
baseball game Sunday and did not
return.
Edward Herdon. Is. OF 1908 Wood
lawn Ave. is missing, according to
his mother.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
JUVENILE CRIMES
AROUSE POLICE
Consider Steps to Check
Law Violations.

A series of Juvenile crimes report
ed Monday aroused police today,
and they are considering steps to
check it's progress.
Three youths tried to sell an auto
to o. H. Emberton, 712 Bates ST.,
for $35. When he acted suspiciously
of them they drove away. The car
bore a Kokomo, Ind, license.
Two boys selling magazines asked
Mrs. Sarah Hamburger, 1855 N. Ala
bama ST.. to get them a drink Of
water and while she was in the
kitchen they took a purse, SO, bznk
book and watch.
Mrs. Laverne Ray. $50 e. Georgia
ST., told police she saw a boy run
from a shed in the rear of the home
OF Angelo Faccone. lis S. Davidson
ST.. shortly before an incendiary fire
destroyed the shed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
Gasoline
Me Gal
Chicago Scientist Discovers Miracle
That Gives 1880 Gallons OF
Gas at NJ a Gallon.
Try 1t Free

The automobile world is agog over the
amazing results OF the strange new gaso-
line discovery made by the Chicago scien-
list. l.. Forgrave. II is an entirely new
idea. Nothing ever like it. 1t is not a
mechanical ~contraption carburetor device
or dope TO put In gasoline. Its action is
astonishing. Exhaustive tests prove and
II is guaranteed to give 1880 gallons of
gasoline for only NC a gallon every 80. 000
miles the car runs. 1t Is named Motor
Mystery and is also guaranteed to instantly
remove and permanently prevent carbon
and 10 increase power. pep and speed of
any car. one of its strangest features is
the fact that IL is used only once every
10000 miles. II costs practically nothing
A straight salary oil Si00 weekly with
commission and a Free Dodge car are guar
anteed to agents everywhere TO introduce
it quickly. A Free Trial and agents new
plan will. be sent without obligation to
anyone who writes quickly to L. Forgrave.
Director. MN LABORATORIES, 1000 y. Clark
St. Dept. AT. Chicago. nk-Advertise-
mpnt
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03

The Konjola Man yesterday at
Hooks drug store, Pennsylvania and
Market Streets, this city, where
large crowds Of local people call
throughout the day to hear his per-
eonal explanation of this celebrated
new medical product.
The great fame of Konjola Is due
largely to the beneficial effect which
this medicine has upon such i'm
portant organs as the stomach, liver,
kidneys and bowels. Many people
who have taken this compound say
there Is nothing like, 1t to relieve
and restore a normal condition to
these parts Of the human system,
and at the same time produce a
new state Of health over the body
in general. For instance, just a few
days ago Mrs. Clara Vest, popular
indianapolis lady, living at 3o34
Euclid Avenue. this city, made the
following remarkable statement:
II suffered a great many health
troubles before I got Konjola," said
Mrs. Vest. Food would sour In my
stomach, and cause vomiting spells,
and after meals l had a hot, feverish
sensation all thru my chest and
stomach. My liver was sluggish
n this caused me to have bilious
attacks, and sick. dizzy headaches.
I was also troubled with weak
kidneys and was subject to- pains in
my back that felt like a knife cutting
me My limbs were always stiff, so
that l had to limp when Z walked
and some mornings I couldn't get
out OF bed until almost noon. 1
would ache all over AMI could hardly
move. I hated to see each day come,
because I was just dragging along,
seemed to be getting worse instead
Of better, and my cheeks were sallow
and I had a very yellow complexion.
Then so many people told me
about Kpnjola. and when I found out
this medicine was made from roots
and herbs. l decided to try it. and be-
fore the first bottle was gone l could
see a great change in my whole
system. Now l am completely re-
lieved Of the stomach trouble, and
my liver and kidneys, are in good
working order. l enjoy everything
l eat. and I know that my food is
building up my strength and digest
ing as 1t should, for I have gained a
lot Of weight and my complexion is
healthy. I am relieved of the bilious
attacks. sick headaches and dizzy
spells. The pains have disappeared
from my back and my limbs are not
stiff and achy and L always feel
good. because Konjola has restored
my health in every way, so I gladly
indorse it."
The Konjola Man is at Hooks
drug store, Pennsylvania and Market
Streets. Indianapolis. where he is
daily meeting the public and intro
ducing and explaining the merits of
this remedy. y
Konjola is sold in every Hook drug
store in indianapolis and by all other
druggists In surrounding towns.
Advertisement.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
ONE INJURED IN
AUTO
Driver Hurt When Machine
Is Hurled Against Pole.

John Vance, haywood, Ind, was
in city hospital today suffering from
injuries received Monday night in
an automobile accident at Howard
and Hiatt SITS.
Autos driven by Vance and by
Ford Whitaker 1926 w. Vermont
ST.. collided. according to police. the
Vance machine being hurled against
a telephone pole. Whitaker was
charged with assault and battery.
No n else was injured in the
crash, it vas said, though a woman
said to have been in the car with
Vance could not be found.
I. John Digbie, 709 w. Vermont ST.,
was injured when he was thrown
from a w. Michigan st. car at
Blackford and New York SITS, late
Monday, according to his story. AT
city hospital his shoulder and arm
injuries were treated. He said the
car was started before he was fully
alighted.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03

cision freeing a vessel of foreign
registry captured twelve miles from
shore and a ruling that the
territorial waters of America ex.
tended only three miles from shore.
the dry Navy curtailed it's ac-
tivities. Now, with the Circuit Court
of appeals and the Justice Depart
ment strongly behind it, the Guard
plans to establish a dead line
twelve miles from shore on all
foreign liquor boats.
Where American citizens are
found engaged in rum smuggling
under a foreign flag, the guard
will report to the State Department
and protests will he filed with the
nation under the registry Of which
the bootlegger is operating.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
MURDER SUSPECT
KILLS HIMSELF
Married Woman and Youth
Shot to Death.

BIZ United Press
CINCINNATI. Ohio. Aug. g.
Ray Ross. As. shot and killed him
self at his home in Felicity today,
before the arrival of authorities who
had gone there to question him con.
corning the murder Monday night OF
Mrs. Mamie King. 80. Chilo. and
Otto Elk, 10, Bantum.
The couple was sitting in Eik's
automobile parked in a farm yard,
near Chilo. when another car drew
along side. Its occupant fired a vol
ley of. shots and drove away. A
farmer found the woman andN boy
dead.
Mrs. King separated from her hus.
band, had been seer in the company
Of Ross, a married man.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
NEW SLEEPER SERVICE

Announcement Of new sleeping
car service between Chicago and
Bloomington and Bedford. Ind, or
the Monon Railroad was made todes
by F. V. Martin. passenger depart
ment agent here. -
Leaving Chicago on No. 8 each
night at 9, the sleeper arrives ii
Bloomington at 1857, remains there
until 6:15 a. m. and then is hooked
onto the Bedford train and arrive.
in that city at 7:20. Returning, the
sleeping car leaves Bedfofd at 11:45
going through to Chicago. 1t is
ready for occupancy at 9 ,. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
PLAN FAMILY REUNIONS
Wills, Darnall Clans to Meet Here
on Aug. Is.

More than fifty persons are ex-
pected at the reunion of Wills and
Darnall families Aug. Is at the resi-
dence of Bert u. Westover, city
building commissioner, SIS S. Audi
bon Rd.
Relatives from surrounding coun-
ties and nearby States r planning
to attend. Westover is president
and Ida Darnall, 5O12 Ruckle ST., is
secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-03
MRS. INsUL RENTS THEATER

BID Unfteu PFeSS
CHICAGO, Aug. 3.--MrS Samuel
insul, wife ot The utility magnate.
who sarred during the past year in
THE School for Scandal has taken
over the StuJebaker Theate- here
as manager IN a five-year lease and
it is believed that she will install a
resident company there to p'rform
the standard classic dramatic works.