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New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
EMPLOY MENT
Help--A.cntS Wanted

STRANGE new ironing cord Prevents S"orrllnE. SaNts etrctGy,j, cannot hlnil Or sHarl For telephone also. Up to S2J daily. Samples furnished Never knot. 45o& l:ayeuswood. Chicago. WANTED Man with rar 10 deuou~trai.. advertised speciality tr garages. ~tpr.s property owners and iaiinrrg im open territory. Past selling yNpelIeu,e uur required Must furnish reference aHu I,. willing tp start ou reasonable ps.~. $2,o90.p"o worth sold Hearry. Tyr. fEler co., 1935 I'yG-F1ter Bldg. pag- Ion tt.ia
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
hu>iiIt'~s Places Tor Kent
Houses ] or Rent

'fTEA' TIVE cottage 10 rent. Hot water
 heat. Inquire 25S Winthrop St. Tele-
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

Mortgages

FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS ClrsSpu W. Parker. C"IHnt,l cal Trust Building. M West Man st MONEY TO LOAN ee,oud mottGaGes : hG,tz X Costello. lur. @t2 Man Street. Telephone @i
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

PROSPECT ST. 2S-& rooms and garage
 first floor. Near S,hooL Inquire at 30
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

SOUTH BURRITT ST, S5-Five rooms oH lst floor. All modern improv ements Rent reasonable Telephone 49Sl-R.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

SUMMER ST, @3--% and 3 light house. keeping rooms. Also single room. Apply first flUor west.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

CITY TILE CO.-Let us change your old bathroom 10 a new tile bathroom. lg7 Francis St. Tel. 4l10. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR DECORA- TlONS-Flags, etc, Call on our service for socials and weddings. Eddy Awning and Decorating Co. 931 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
apartments and TcntmPDts

Apartments and 1cntmPDts 61 l APARTMENTS or tenements, heated anu | uuleated. m all sections. Louie Jones Agency lA5 Main St Call 140 1 APARTMENT ; rooms scmI- mI-turnishcd. Central, Aiso cottage, rooms Adults 1 In4ure l3 Walnut st, lst floor east. 1 ASH ST. corner south Main-i room 1 truewrnt. All modern Improvements. Inquire \ Eapp. 29S south Main st, HAaSETT ST, 79-six room tenement. first ioor All modern improvements. Inquire second floor. Phone 411-E. DWIGHT ST, 12+-l room tenement. } family house. Latest Improvements Reasonable rent. Fing second bell. EAST ST. So5-FTVE ROOM TENEMENT FoE RENT. second floor Inquire A Larson. first floor. Phone 5367-J, ELM HILL--4 large plea sant rooms lst floor Garage, chicken coop and land. Reasonable rent Apply 14 Prospect St Tel. 1921
 FIVE room apartment All modern i'm provcments Near new State Normal school, Reasonable rent, Phone gO9 or -2ff
 GLEN ST. I6i--5 room apartment. Frlstdaue. steam heat janitor service Apply on premises. GLEN ST,-FOUR ROOM TENEMENT FOR RENT. Price reasonable. Inquire at l6l Glen S.
 GREENWOOD ST, I62-3 and room tenement. All modem improvements, Rem reasonable. Telephoue 1359. HAMILTON ST, 3g-Apartmrnt ot five rooms and sun parlor. Fireplace, No kol oil burner. Inquire on premises, HAWLEN ST, l9--5 room apartment and suu purlor New family house. Tile o,,1 sTtn T,f UAWklNS ST. 32-Five rooms All mod ern Improvements. Rent reasonable
 Apply HorwItz. same address, Tele- phone l5o3-J.
 LYONS ST, lil--Five room tenement for rent All Improvements. For parttcu- lars telephone 2969. LYONS ST. 12-Fiye rooms 2nd door All modern Improvements steam heat. Rent reasonable. Garage. Apply ist floor MAIN ST. 27l-t and room st-an heated apartments Both In ftst glass condition. impure Henry Moraus sno Sons Mustc sto'e. MAIN ST. 6lS-5 room apartment Steam heat. modern improvements J Berko- wttz Phone l346 or 226S. MONROE ST. ti-5 room heated apart rnunt. 2nd floor. All improvements. Req sonable. Inquire on premises. PLAINNlLLE ur New Britain-I and rooms. New houses, The Agency, T. Keuslngtun Ave. NsN Britain Tes phone 6f1t. N.
 PROSPECT ST. 2N-G rooms and garage first floor. Near S,hool Inquire at 20 Prospect St.
  ROCKWELL. AVE. 44--FlNE ROOM FUR. WISHED APARTMENT tu rent In. uuire on premises. SHUTTLE MEADOW AVE. "Sj-Moderu six room apartment, second floor. sun porch, tile bath, garage, Inquire first floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
LIN E S'rO( k
I."@.-. Poultry, Supplies

GGG boNe-- i.oCo for S795- 5c6 roT s4: -5O for S2.g5. FIll line ot poultry sup plts. x B Bird X Feed Co., l12 ArrH ~trrrr.
 HARTFORD AVE-. b2-- Native Live P0ul- try Ma t>"t. Killed and utrSstd whue you Watt. Lowest pt'prs. lei Sisi. Del FOUNTAINS K-ops water from freezing in Hcro weather $ F. stropic, iNa parE St Phone g59,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
FINANCIAL
Money Loaned

LOANS rP TO s20O Confidential quick service Mufual Industrial Service. i'll Main ~t. o.er Ashley'e. Phone l751 ''pru N.&n to e D n. daily. All day SaIuLda. !. 2 l. n.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
I.W'aI and I'rilnIc Instructors 8;

AVIATION NEEDS TRAINED MEN
 EARN WHILE NOU LEARN New nrS Institute will properly train accepted men for responsible positions in ayia tion. We have placed over POO men in tse past 90 days Our representative will be in your vicinity to select suitable applicants for Institution of Acronautics For appointment write Classified Box 1J G. Herald Office
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
Salesman Wanted

SA I.I.S At tsN
 powerful eastern fa"toly uuou,-..... < ably the lalsrst and most maguiH,,r- plant in the wcrld. produ-np our I... established lNJ@, rated Al uy T.. G. Uuu , offers a substantial conn, rtiuu uu a h.LU grade beverage with universal sales alt- peal. sold direct io the D0stSuu,r .to Inch of good rhara"lr and rcisrcuces in Nca, Britain and adjacent rities Not a Iob. but d splendid opportunity. 2 sound. Jei. mauent and profitable business that vU in"r"aa" from year to year Address Clas- -tiied Box lG F.. Herald.
 SELL. husiI".s rards at $l. t5 d t1Jusaod. Fle commission. Every firm bugs. Nu ""nlpet .fi"n. Nm &.hult2 M rp-, 5uN N. 10th Sf.. los Angeles. r.dtt
 Help Nan;rd-Nen 4I ENPERIENrEp sEGON6 COOK WANT Lh, Ard! at tha!Ay's 'hiN s2 Chur Street.
 RELIABLE MAN pt.tliDut" anu collect store route u .ouut>. nrts sGo weekly uw permanent rr".rarle Work. Full Information write rr'js Mig. Co.,, Fl"rin, Pa.
 RELIABLE MAN, sell shrubs. trees ros,s ENreren"r dot rrW'led Weekly nay year round starring ruN. Write United Nnlss r,S. Eoeaezter x. }- RELIABLE party wanted to handle Wat k'uS Produ Is in New Britain. tuStuuI- CTS established. Excellent opportunity for right man. EanHu-s nt,r &ir week lv Write l.. M Ruuuke c@l Johnson Ave-. Newark, x j. Good opening. also iu nearby 'a."u,.cs
 STOP WORRYING about money, Heres a wonderful oFporjuWty 'o make fII profit day a'S my local r~prescmt- aliye. No capital OF pNperiel,re urcrs- sury. Writ. today for detaiIs Albert MNs. tt2N Monmouth. Cincinnati. O.
 HrlI- Wuunu Wanl,'u e GIRL for general I,usewort nr moth o'S helpeE small family. | GIau4 5I Milton St. West Hartford. Tel 4-osg9 GIRL wanted for general nousewoIk. for. business couple with one child. Apply Florence Shop %56 Main St. Gl}.L WANTED FOR GENERAL HOUSE WORK. Apply Mrs, l.. Dubowy. II Grswold Street.
 SWEDISH or German 2jrI for general houseworG. help with rooktng Apply %t Park place. Apt. !. Tel 57&5. WANTED, practical nurse. mddle-age pr"ferred. Telephone 21&g or 5350. WOMAN wanted for houseworI, one who will cp home nights, Apply 90 Nurdcu street
 YOUNG Ejri wanted 10 take care Of 2is year old boy. Apply al $ ?. m. Gl3 High St., second floor right.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
A@ents-Rtai Estate

LEI THE Commercial Co.,. Realtors help you locate, No matter what your needs 'H u Is Teal cstatt) We can serve you. 'uf list euupr' ses some very unusual bargains. Room flu. The Commercial Trust Co. Bldg
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
EDUCATIONAL
Dancing Teachers

EMERSON STUDIO lG2 Main St center MaGs Store.) Class or private lessons Children or adults. Every style of dancing taught
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

LYONS ST, lil-Five room tenement for rent. All improvements. For particu- lars telephone 2g69.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
Wantcd-Real Estate

!, ,ANTED, to bay two family house in good location, State particulars in let ter. Write Classified Box 3S E.. Her aid office,
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

T lAWI\lNS ST, 32-Five rooms All mod eru Improvements. Rent reasonable
 Apply HorwItz. same address. Tele- phone l5U3-J.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Hotels
Rooms Tor Rent

AMP ST, S2-Heated furnished room adjoining bath in private home. Teo- phone li57-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

ELM ST.-Large sunny room, heated. tse of sitting room, piano, radio. lN private American family. si ts5 for IWol. Tel %2il-W to p. m
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

MAIN ST. 6lS-5 room apartment. Steam heat. modern improvements. J. Berko- WttZ Phone lS4f or 2o6S
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

hAWLEN ST, l9--5 room apartment and sIu purlor. New family house Tile la u aud shower. garaan. Tel. GG6-.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

MAIN ST, tl-Single or double rooms oi light housekeeping. Also rooms and board at low rates. Tel 1924.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

I f-hS | i1lNC HedliS NoHe, hISo uui' tons covered al s1 Prospect St. Mrs.
 Abrecht. Telephone S27J-W.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

MAIN ST. l3l-AttraCtive!y furnished room apartment. sunny. well heated. Entirely private. Also single room. Phone S47t-J.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

 MAIN ST. S7l-4 and room sl-an. heated apartments Both in htst rla>s condition. luuuIie Henry Morans ano Sons MustC StoIe.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

LYONS ST. 12-Fiye rooms 2nd floor
 All modern Improvements, steam heat.
 Rent reasonable. Garage Apply ist floor.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

NEED MONEY QulcKLN? Cone, write. or phone. if you need m to $500. Qu1 K. courteous service. The only charge i, three and onc-haIt per cent per month on unpaid amount of loan. Beneficial Loan Society, Room 2uI, Raphael Btdg~ 99 West Main St Phone l-9-i-G. Lj- ,pnsed bv the ~tulo.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots. Monuments

NEW BRITAIN MONUMENTAL WORKS
 125 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions Reasonable. Phone a639- w
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

NEED MONEY? We furnish loan sery. ice-quick k-coutteous-Cu our only charge Is , E C interest per moniH on the unpaid balance. Nassau Finance Corporation. Room 5l0, Leonard Bldg Telephone 6699.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

MONROE ST. t5-5 room heated apart mont. 2nd floor. All Improvements Eea- snnahle lnnMire on pI IemiseS
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04
BARCLAY TILE < MARBLE co.
 

in Art and Graft Of Tile Work Telephone 56yO t43 Arch St.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

II INAuLrON ST, 3g-Apartmont ot five rooms and sun parlor Fireplace, No Nul oil burner. Inquire on premises
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

PLAINNlLlE or New Britan-4 and h rooms. New houses The Agency. T. Keuslngtun Ave. New Britain Tele pbBp. 1i-t.
New Britain herald., 1930-01-04

Hl SSELI. ST. 7G-2 large rooms and kitchenette apartment. We'll heated. Modern conven ences. Central. Price reasonable.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21

domen, and his brother James are be-
ing held as suspects In the Staying Of
Bernard Benson at Chicago, Ill, last
Jan. 81, Sheriff A. ]. Salisbury an
nounced today.
Phil Riggio was brought to the hos
pital by his brother. Physicians said
his intestines were punctured In eight
places by q rifle bullet. The brother
said the shooting was accidental.
The sheriff was not notified until
yesterday, when he visited the wound
ed man and questioned his brother.
Their descriptions. he said, Tailed
with that Of the two men wanted In
connection with the Benson slaying,
and the arrest followed.
Sheriff Salisbury went to wallace,
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21

three possible unaunounced~ theories
In the case were being investigated.
Miss Jones had been called here to
answer charges Of forging Moore's
name to several checks. She admitted
she had affixed the mans signature
to checks, but said the action was
taken with his consent. Her home II
at Buffalo, Tex, where she Is house.
keeper for her father and q brother.
The alleged attack victim was re1-
cued from her room late wednesday
night by Joe Green, proprietor Of the
hotel In which she was staying. Green
cut bonds that fastened the girls
hands together and her feet to the
bed, carried her from the room, and
extinguished the flaming mattress.
Later Moore was arrested and
charged with assault to murder. He
was released on 1000 bond after .
habeaS corpus hearing.
Puzzling the investigators was the
fact the, girl was not burned, that q
guest In an adjoining room was awake
and heard do disturbance, and testi-
mony by the hotel proprietor and his
wife that creaking Of the front door
Of the hosiery always wakened them
when anyone entered or departed.
They said they heard no noise until
aroused by Miss Jones, who pounded
on the floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21
MYSYERYOFTEXAS
IC|RLNBURNNGBE BED
PUZZLES OFFICIALS
Scott Story Of Being
Bound and Gagged BY IN
identified Assailant

Fairfield, Tex, Mar. 2l.-E-Texas
Rangers today Joined with county of
Ulcers in an attempt to solve an al
legged attempt to murder Miss wilma
q, by burning the girl IN her
n sroom, while q. 8. Moore. Oak
wood, Tex, business man, charged
with the assault, continued p reit-
crate his innocence.
Plainly incredulous Of the girls
story Of being tied on her bed by an
unidentified man, who then set fire to
the mattress, two Texas Rangers and
Sheriff ]. n. Eubanks last night ques-
toned Miss Jones, who was uninjured,
at some length. Later officers said
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21

Neb., today 70 question John Caruso,
on whose land Riggio ID said TO have
been shot. The wounded mans brother
said that Caruso was firing his rifle
at . target on Z board fence when
Aiggio. riding horseback. entered the
line Of fire and was wounded.
The sheriff said that all three men
came recently from Chicago, sup
poSedly to farm near wallace.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21
THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE. FRIDAY, MARCH 81, 1880

says: ANY person who wilfully
wears the badge Of any society. order
or organization Of 10 years standing
In the State Of New York Of which he
or she Is not . member Is guilty Of =
misdeheanor."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21
Announcement for stomach Sufferer

Aunouncemeut for Stomach Sufferer
stomach sufferers in Bismarck and
vicinity will be glad to learn that
Hairs Drug store. Bismarck. North
Dakota. has been appointed exclusive
distributor In Burielgh and Morton
counties for Plumbers Tablets, which
throughout the United States In the
relief Of stomach disorders. Have
Halls Drug store tell you about them,
or write J. H. Pfunder. Inc, 1914
Nicollett Ave, Minneapolis. MINI.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21
FRAT PIN Law

Rochester,. N. Y.-0ir1sw who proud
" 60 about displaying the frat" pin
Of their flaming boy friends are due
for m unpleasant shock when they
read this. One Of New York's laws
prohibits this exchange Of pins. It
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-03-21

Diamonds give q disagreeahle odoz
when reduced to dust.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-20
PROFIT-TAKINC
REDUCES GAINS
IN STOCK LIST
Bank Rate Decline Taken as
BulIish Factor by
Traders.
Average Stock Prices

Average of thirty industrials for Wednes-
day was 27778. up 81; Average OF twenty
rails T4s i5S3 gP ol NJ A2 2 Av 9 Of
forty bonds was 1918 up o9.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, March 20.-Heavy
profit taking came into the stock
market today and many stocks sold
off fractions to a point or more.
The majority, however, showed
gains and trading was active enough
to cause tickers to lag nearly thirty
minutes.
Traders we're heartened at the
outset by the decline of = Of l per
cent in the Bank of England dis
count rate. Another bullish factor
was renewal of call money at 2 per
cent. There was a slightly flrmer
tendency noted in money, however,
and it was expected that Out-of-
town banks would make withdraw
ais from the New York market, due
to the low rates now prevailing.
In addition traders expected a
sharp increase in brokerage loans
in the federal reserve statement to
be issued after the close. Opinion
on the possibility of a reduction in
the rediscount rate at New York
was divided, Notwithstanding the
fact that all money indexes pointed
to such cut.
Two notably weak spots devel-
oped. They we're Simmons Com
pany and United States Industrial
Alcohol, both making new lows for
the year or longer. Simmons touched
1875. off q. and United States In
dusial Alcohol 9914, off Us.
Other losers around noon includ-
ed American Can, off IL at 148;
Radio off rs at 81; Sears, Roebuck,
off q at 80; Bethlehem Steel, of
q at 1041S; General Electric, off Is
at TIL; American and Foreign
Power, off IL at 80, and Atchison,
off 1 at SO.
United States Steel managed to
hold a part of an early gain, at
noon being at 1877, up Il. Gen
GIdl INOCOI6 1lGlQ NY O4I o. lawn dD4C
annual report, while International
Combustion rose z to 1112 on sat-
isfactory reports from the reorgani-
zation committee, and youngstown
Sheet and Tube rose rs to 1487S as
further buying for control pro-
crossed.
Railroad shares, with the excep-
ton of Atchison and Baltimore &
Ohio, sold higher. N1issouri-KansaS-
Texas rose 4 to a new high at 62l4
on expectation of having the stock
placed on a 81 dividend basis later
in the year.
Oils were meeting profit-taking
and giving ground fractionally. Mex
lean Seaboard, however, rose to
new high at 1925, up =. Utilities
held we'll featured by Public Service
of New Jersey. which made new
hig hat 1Oo15, up IA.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-20
Births


Draper.
Roosevelt and Brumolis Smith, 1918 West
Tenth.
Edward and Sophia zaenglein, 1902
Tabor.
Otis and Elizabeth Amos. 1865 Cottage.
Calvin and Jennie Sullivan, 833 East
William and Jessie Cherry, 7o6 North
King.
Boys
Henry and Emma GTamse. 1850 Glad
vev.
pitaI.
Ross and Maudelene Ferguson. Methodist
hospital.
Leslie and Edna De Voc. Methodist hos
pital.
William and Lillian Butcher. 1929 East
Eleventh.
Edward and Ruth Jackson. 1915 Belle
fontaine.
GUY and Eva Stewart. s21 Prospect.
Ross and Myla Kennedy. Christian hos
pitsl.
Warren and Norris warden. Christian
hospital.
Russell and Florence scates, 2sO1 East
La GranGe.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-20
GRAIN FUTURES
SELL UPWARD
IN DULL TRADE
Decreasing Stocks Bring
Better Demand on
Continent.

CHICAGO, March 20-Wheat ad-
vanced fractionally on the Board of
Trade today in quiet opening with
a few scattered sales and moderate
buying. Liverpool declined in face
Of lighter Argentine shipments, de
mand having fallen off while the
market was technically weak on
considerable short covering recently.
However, the decline. was only
fractional and a small recovery was
made. Buenos Aires opened strong
and just before noon was IS cent
higher. Corn was irregularly high
er to lower, but oats went up with
wheat.
At the opening = to y cent
higher, corn was a. cent lower to
) cent higher and oats was "a to
4 cent higher. Provisions were
steady.
Liverpool opened somewhat better
than expected. but was z cent lower
at mid-afternoon. The decreasing
stocks in continental markets is
DIlIlBlI4B III DCICtI NC4A4d44Q aiANA
causing higher prices. Indications
are for smaller shipments from the
Argentine to Europe While the
trade here does not feel justified in
making purchases owing to the mar
row difference in prices here and
abroad, there is no disposition to
press the selling side. There is a
distinct cold wave moving into the
American northwest from Canada.
Interest in corn is broadening and
prices are holding well. Receipts are
expected to continue small as most
farmers are at spring work about
the farms. The eastern shipping
demand is still active
Buying appears in oats on all signs
of weakness, giving that grain a firm
tone. News on seeding is being
carefully watched.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1930-03-20
NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
LIST OF CANDIDATES
FiIed at de statehouse:

walter. J. Brown tDem). Indianapolis.
senator Marion county iil lp.n, Crow, Point
representative Lake county.
John David Groves tR.l. Rowe. repre-
Amorine NJ. Wilson lR.l. Sullivan. judge
fourteenth judicial circuit -.,o-
prosecuting attorney thirtieth judicial cir
Glen r. Hills tRl. Kokomo. prosecut-
ing attorney sixty-second judicial circuit.
Samuel E Cook 3D.. Huntington. Judge
flfty-sxth judicial circuit.
Harold G. Barger. RI; shelbyVine
prosecuting attorney sixteenth judicial cir-
James A. Allen CR). Magnolia, prose-
'pns ss0FRs T 145a RI La Fon
tame. representative Wabash county.
Thomas A. kesarreis ID ;, Asrtt s,sl
John G. Baum CRN. staunton. repre-
sentative Marion county.
prosecuting attorney seventh juoicla! cir
Arthur A. Hargrave lRl. Rockville. rep
resentative Parke county.
Herman J. Weinke ID. South Bend.
representative St. Joseph county.
Reta s. Cosley d., Riley. representa-
cecil c. Grigss CRl. Aockville. repre-
George o. Lehman ID. Indianapolis.
representative Marion county;
Harry c. Garfield 3D.. Batesville. con-
sresS fortv-frst confessional district.
Fred & Purnell IRl. Attiea, congress
ninth congressionsl district.
Arthur a; Clark r.. NineeRnes' luose
Albert Merands tRl. Clarksvllle. prose-
cutting attorney Clark county. ,.,d-.
Albert 3. wycoh d.. Batesvile, judge
James NJ. Purvis d., Upton. Judge
thirtv-sixth judicial circuit.
Alfred W. Bolton ID. Upton. prose
cutting attorney thirty-siXth judicial cir
Edwin c. Boswell CRA indianapolis.
nudge Marion county juvenile court
Edward Y Little DEM. indianapolis.
'u Ava D, Hur DEM. fssyenvOEth. Join!
representative Harrison and Crawford
0oI Iohn T. Ellsworth CRepl. Rushyille,
fudge sixtv-ffth Judicial circuit 49,
Lee P. sprasue DEM SS, s s3rcuSf CITY
Henry B. Heller. DEM. Decatur, judge
twenty-sixth judicial circuit. - -,.-
Homer v Fisher DEM. Burns CITY:
Joint. representative Martin ana Dun0is
'0 Chester r. Huston CDem.l vineennes,
prosecuting attorney tVeIith jOo'0'Ai
'l RSIshsm S. sleE (Rep). DsPsuw. jeintt
representative Harrison and CSHSiofo
'0 Georse @. Uhlir. rep. KokomO, pros;
eeutins attorney Sixty-secono luoisisi
u LAYTON Lydy tRepl. Connersyille,
prosecuting attorney ssyenty-third judicial
Byrou C. kennedy (Repl. North Man
chester prosecuting attorney. Wabash
county. 80. -. -
Guy Ballard (Rep). Annboy, Joint SEN
ator. Miami and Howard counties.
Frank J. Lahr fRep.i. Indianapolis,
fudge Juvenile court Marion county.
J. Francis Locherd !Dem.l. Milan. loilt
county. - 49,.
Grace wilson Evans iRsp.l. Terre Haute.
representative Nigo county.
william Curry (Der1. Indianapolis.
Judge Marion superior court I.
u KENYON Wyckof fRep.l. Valparaiso.
Joint representative Lake ana Foi'ei
sol A. wood fRep9. IT. Wayne. judge
thirty-esghth judicial circuit.