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RENT-FLATS,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL TAKE CARE OF ATTRACT1VELY
furn apt in NV. section for ; mo. or
LONGER for family that is leaving city for
Winter. Best OF care guaranteed and high
es5 reference. in family. Small rent
considered. Address Box 16-B. Star Office.
WANTED APARTMENTS, ALL SIZES
Cali Potomac 4SS:3.
g UNFUR. ROOMS. K. & B; HEAT; FIRST
o. second floors; two small children. Ad
drcsS Box ;i97-P. Star offlce
WANTED TO SHARE HOUSEKEEPING
apt with another girl; not over Slo. Cali
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.


3 ACRES. 7-ROoM HOUSE, CHICKEN IKE
house, barn. overlooking Wash. -Bslto blvd;'
$4,000. Easy terms ERWIN REALTY co.
Call Hyattsville 765.
NEW 5Ri AND BATH BUNq :t.:e;,I: S49SG: EAnY AilIs
Call Hyattsville 637-J.
5-RM. SPANISH BUNGALOW. 15 MINUTES
from Capitol; ami. h.-w.h., double garage;
Riverdale. Md
SLIGO PARK HILLS, SILVER SPRING. MD,
10l Hilltop rd.-Show place. prize contest
plan; cor brick; fountain sauariImlmdi aIlnd n. MI pa
citc Coast: bargain Occupant owner.
sAd b,b GHEbT sanssoR shGR1a1Gf
hot-water heat open fireplace. garage; large
corner lot: beautiful and convenient loca-
ton. one block to bus line. Easy terms:
Phene or Hsatssssae saafsaE ma esETHsR 1a9ts
| NEW COLONIAL BRICK HOME IN ROSE
mont. Six large rooms. center hall, sun
room. two colored tile baths. basement. attic.
hct-water heat open fireplace; oak noors;
weather stripped Brick garage. A most de-
lightful home awaits your inspeeti9n open open
pper apIs road te aEsu
mont. corner Maple St and Russell rd.. near
new 81 100000 Masonic Memorial: Al res
dfna sdnase seSssss sGfe snd ZANE m0ss
npS As3 Go 1 1 Sds
LAWYER SETTLEMENT sALE-5-RM. AND
bath brick bungalow. modern in every wav:
3 years ola: built to sell at $4,000: will
Clarendon. For information phone Clar.
302. Nat. 1859. 1S'
RIVERDALE-MODERN BUNGALOW. 4 R.
b. h.-w;h. front and rear porches: fully
finished attic; fully screened Cbronze>. base
ment: well located; $3.75O. reduced from
insurance. interest and curtail; cash. 5000.
Also 5-room bungalow in Hyattsville, $4,000;
reduced from SO $50: cash, $500. M. T.
MAY. Owner. Hyattsville 4s1.
TAKOMA PARK BARGAINSLSEVERAL
modern houses in the best locations, former
ly priced up to $1,000; now. $3.50 to
r. D. LILLE. 266 Carroll st. Ce. 1900.
ATTRACTIyE GROOM AND BATH HOUSE.
Shaded lot close to bus. school ana stores
Price, S4,750; easy terms
FRED A. GOSNELL.
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SALE-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CHOICE THIRD-FLOOR FRONT. :. ROOMS.
XII rath. hall. for sale: bareain may ex-
chGnge North 1854, Apt. 3o4
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COLORED.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
0 rms, b. h-w h; rent reduced TO. $4,000
1O4 HALF ST. S.W.
rms. and bath. elec lghts S3o-5o
1OS HALF ST. NV
rms. and bath, elec. lights $50 80
%l6 MORGAN ST. NV.
rms AMI bath elec. lights S42o 90
1880 Sth ST, NV.
: rms and bath. elec. Lights. $40. w
WM H. SAUNDERS CO, INC. ,
1919 X St NV. Dlst. l0I2:
FOR COfoRED.
NV: Kingman Park. 54i 18th st. ne.
ii r. b.. strictly modern .....: $4,000
decorated - 35 90
IA 5th 81 se-f r. b. modern " 81 80
.6l4 Eye nw.--i r: good cond 80. 90
.,l3:i NeWport No - r. b., el. It's. 5000
40 d s.e.-6 rms, good cond - 30
400 LET sv-t r saith . 30 50
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1906 14th ST. NV. DIST 3346.
FOR COLORED-$40.OO.
o. ST. NV
House consisting of Il rooms and bath.
I4th 4 K. CAFRITZ. Dist aoso.
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RENT-LOTS.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

FOR PARKING SPA
Apply EDWIN NJ. ELLIS.
9OS 10th St. NV.
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MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE.
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DIXIE REALTY CO..
1411 ST. NV. National SSSO

.,IO7 39th ST. NV. ~,
breakfast and sleeping porches. yard and
Carage: electric refrigeration; close TO graoeo
and high schools bus and stores. Reason
able rental Inspect any time. Phone Mr..
MALONEY. Clev. 1649.
RROOKLAND-3G25 1Sth ST. NE.
6 Rms. :, Porches, Garage. Perfect Condltion.
Schools. Stores. TRANSFORMATION. l BLOCK.
Also > Bungalows. $50 Each North Sl'6.
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COMFORTABLE HOUSES AND APART
ments for. colored tenants at reasonable
rents List sent request:
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
7H3 Goth st. NV.
phnne District 5SOS.
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188 Acres, Steady Income.
10 cattle, horses. long list implements.
crops included. 112 fruit trees, good 6-room
house, electricity available, large barn, etc.
$500; easy terms; pg. 81 big Free Catalog.
STROUT AGENCY. 1422-N Land Title BLDG.
Phila., Pa.
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RENT-FARMS,
WANTED-FARMS.

FARM OF 10 ACRES. 5-RooM HOUSE K
colorsd tenant address p. O.: BOX g
Branchville, Prince Georges Co., Md.
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TO COLOREDLI5O5 sth ST. NW-l1
roous hath water. 3 floors o St.
Market: $50. CHAS. S. SHREvE. 1901 18th
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.ThezE5z
|. zrTeLL
NJ Me
k<f~<S &&>S S&&&<
BY BEN STERN

THE willy and astute boss of the
Il the state township trustees or
gsnization, Tom Mcconnell, whose
principal distinguishing mark is
lsrge-bowled pipe which, rumor
hath, is stuck in his mouth even
while he is asleep, is getting ready
to make sure that his hold is not
broken on the district Craftsmanship
up in northwestern Indiana.
Tom is chairman of the old Tenth
district, but the last legislature
played a dirty trick on him when it
gerrymandered his domain.
Two of the old standby counties,
Lake and Warren, we're taken away
and the new setup provides for six
counties from the old Tenth and
seven recruited from the old Elev-
enth and Thirteenth districts.
First step in Toms campaign to
be elected chairman of the new
Second district is rally at the
Fowler hotel in Lafayette on Jan. 10,
Although the meeting proper
with Frederick Van Mugs. Indian
apolis attorney and former state
chairman, as the principal speaker,
is scheduled to begin at 8 p. m,
county chairmen and -chairmen
are asked to meet with Mcconnell
at p. m. for the ostensible pur-
pose of talking over district bust
ness. it will give the district chief
chance to meet the county chair
men.
There have been many reports
that Hugh McMann of Rochester,
Fulton county auditor, will chal-
lenge Mcconnell for Craftsmanship
Of the new Second. It is understood
generally that NcMann will be
given the full support of the Mayr
forces and the weight of the auto
mobile license bureau patronage will
be thrown in the balance.
The trouble with this is that
Mayr and his pals don't seem to
weigh enough" McConnell's friends
here say.
n
OF course there isn't any use in
disgusting the fact that the mayr
forces are opposed to Mcconnell,
because he is a leader in the Paul
McNutt forces; and to halt the
latter they have to stop the former.
Only by getting rid of the chairmen
favorable to the law school dean
can the delegations be held against
McNutt.
There was some talk that DELPHI
McKeSson of Plymouth, Democratic
house leader, might pit his strength
against Mcconnell, but he has
given no indication of this.
It's not cut and dried for Tom.
however, and with the new line
up in the district he will have to do
more glad-handing and baby kissing
than a young lawyer trying to be
nominated for congress.
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IF YOU HAUL YOUR OWN COAL AND
REALLY WANT BIG LUMP. CALL J. g.
L COAL CO.. 2o42 MASS. AVE. CHI. 6o4s.
sPECIALl / wk. only. 100 cords Of wood
for fireplace and furnace. $3.50. Hu. 35o7-
WEST VIRGINIA LARGE LUMP. Isis
DR.. 06O6 WHEEL IN FREE
WEST VIRGINIA LARGE LP...... .s5.75
DR.. 5s50sW, WHEEL IN FREE.
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, Personals

The Boyd Sanitarium
Permanent or temporary home for
aged, nervous or chronic cases; moderate
rate. 81 w. Both St. Ia. 5251.
PILES removed without pain. no anesthetic.
no after effects. no loss of time from
your work Treatment modern and re-
liable For appointment phone IR 5344
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
l Death Notices

KILCHENMANN. SUSANNA Achieved
wife of Gottlieb J. Kichenmann, and
mother of Mrs. Rosa S. Minkner and
John G. Kilchenmann, both of Column
bus o.. and Mrs. Bertha C. Sturgeon.
passed away Sunday Jan. 10, age 81
years. Funeral services will be held at
the residence SS46 w. Michigan ST.
Wednesday afternoon. Jan 49, at .
o'clock, Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
Friends invited. VALID FUNERAL d.
LOTSHAW. OSCAR beloved husband
of Alice Lotshaw and father of Andrew
D. of Chicago, Alta Oscar of Waco. Tex;
Mrs. Alma Lucas. Mrs. Lola Miller Mrs
Nora Nicholi, Miss Fave. John H.. Harry
and Frank Lotshaw of Indianapolis. de-
parted this life Sunday Jan. 10, age II
years. Funeral Thursday. Jan. IA at
Pilgrim Holiness church, Thirtieth and
Gale SITS, 2 p. m, Burial Crown Hill
cemetery. Friends invited. Friends NAV
call at the residence of his stepdaughter.
Mrs. Elsie Vert. 1924 Wheeler St Fu-
neral under direction of MOORE &,
KIRK
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rs Wanted to Rent

OR ( rooms semi-mod.; west of Hardin
St. want TO rent from owner. GOOD
WIN 7n3 II. Grant Ave.
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POLITICAL AID DENIED
Iryington Democratic Club Endorses
No Primary Candidates.

Denial that the Irvington Demo-
cratic Club has Endorsed candidacy
of Oscar Wilson, for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff was made to-
day by the president, Luther J.
Shirley. Letters to this effect had
been signed by purported officers
of the organization.
Policy of the club forbids indorse-
ment of any candidate in the pri-
mary. Shirley declared.
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BANDIT ATTACKS MAN
Slugs MOrdecaI AlbOher on Head
With Brick, and Flees.

Struck on the head with brick
by a bandit who attempted to rob
him in a garage in the rear of his
home Monday night, Mordecal AL
boher, 1922 South Capitol avenue,
was recovering today from a severe
wound
The bandit, about 18, commanded
Alboher to give him money. When
Alboher answered that he had
none, he was struck. The bandit
escaped.
Two thieves escaped under fire
Monday night when Isaac Yancy,
nightwatchman at the Arnold Coal
Company, Twenty-flfth street and
the canal, shot twice as the providers
fed into the street.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
ONLY S18 Per Mo.
Is Sale suburban Property

BUYS 4-room bungalow semi-modern.
garage. chicken hoYse. located 1851 rock
Price $500. Call FRAzEE IL 23l6.
ScHI0SS BROS. NV CO.. 137 Z. WaSn.
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Mrs. Travis to Speak

Mrs. julius c. Travis will speak at
school No. 80. at Sis Wednesday on Pre-
venting DELINQUENCY" There will be a
dance lumber by Clarice Townsend and
a program by pupils.
Miss Mary Pratt of the English de-
partment OF Shortridge high school. viii
sneak at school No. 81. at 2;30 WedneS-
day Mss Pratt will speak or Pre-
pairing Mothers for High School group
Of duets will be furnished by Mrs. David
Clark and Mrs. Edwin Van Csdol,
OF schools. will speak on Problems Of
Social Service" al the meeting OF school
Nc IS. at SIS Wednesday. There will
other entertainment by pupils.
Representative OF the Indiana world
peace commission will speak at school No.
81 Wednesday at S:1s. There will be a
piano solo by Miss Lavon Patrick and a
Whistling solo hv Mrs. Elsa Kurtg.
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IS Legal Notices
so Autos For Sale

We WILL SELL at Public Auction enc
Chevrolet Ice Cream Cone truck Motor
NUMBER 24o3492 to satisfy storage charge
sInountlne u S35 at 10 a. m. Wednes-
gay Jan. -, 1882. JONES MOTOR
COhR. Capltol At Vermont.
NOTICE OF The FILING or A PETITION
ZOE The IMPROVEMENT OF A
h nisGpAWAY IN LAWRENCE TOWNSHIP
MH5An1ON COUNTY. INDIANA BY
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that On
the 9Th day of January, 1882 petition
signed BY more than fifty freehoIders
ana voters Of Lawrence Township Mar
ION County. State of Indiana. was filed
IN the office Of the Auditor Of said
dorsement thereon. then and there
designated 10 o'clock a. m. on the Ard
oay Of FEBRUARY. 1882 as the date l1poa
Nhicn SAID petition will be presented 10
the Board. The following Is a descrir,-
ION q tne hign"ay proposed to be i'm
The win Mock Road. from = point
IN Osklandon at State Road No. 81
iCld Road No. 67. east 70 the Han
cock County Line
NOW. THEREFORE all persons con-
cerned are hereby notified that at 10
ruarv. 1882, said petition viii be pre-
sentsd TO. heard BY and adiudged upon
bv said Board Of Commissioners AZ 4.
regular meeting OF said Board held in
the Courthouse OF said County.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF. l. Charles
4. Grossart. Auditor OF said County have
nereunto signed the above and foregoing
County thereto. this 18th day % jan
CHAs. A. oRossART.
AUDITOR Aaz1on County. Ind.
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale
ATTENTION.
PRTNTERSt

All of the assets of the Service
Printing Co., 38 S. Cruise ST., will
be sold at private sale this
week. Consisting of Type, Dust
proof Cabinets, Automatic Cut
tiers, Printing Presses and Fold
ers. No reasonable offer refused.
Open 9 a. m. to p. m. Evening
by appointment. Call Ii 1888
or Ii. 7071.
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Lost and Found
BICYCLE-Dark red Peerless from $40
Marion Ave. belonging to Bernard
Fisher. One would and steel rim on 'front.'
all steel rim on rear 2 button tread
tires. high handle bars rubber grips.
Reward. Be. 2396J.
LOsT-On E. 10th st. bus, Tuesday a. M,
large black patent leather purse. con-
tanning money bankbooks, toilet articles
and key. Liberal reward Call 1r. 3l14,
or 1880 N. Wallace.
LOsT-On washington ST., near Columbia
fish market, pocketbook containing dia-
mond rings and money. Keep money re-
turn rings to tit S. Missouri. Lii 1913.
POLICE DOG. Is mo-, lost Jan. 2, black
and gray: double jew-claw on hind legs.
Name Mike" Child's pet. misses him.
Reward. Ii. 1890.
BLACK billfold. C. NJ. shelburn engraved
on leather. Keep money. Ha. 0503-R.
KEEPSAKE-Gold bracelet at municipal
airport Dec. %. Reward. Be. PATS.
WRIST WATCH. ladys tiny Benrus. Keep
sake. Rev. $50 E. 18th No E. Ii. 1899, eve.
LOST-Thurs.; Bulova strap wrist watch.
Reward. Isl S. Meridian. Ii. 9442.
LOST-Small thin brown book. "One Girls
Influence" Reward. Hu. 4313.
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WEATHER TOMORROW
Rain and much colder by Wednesday night.

THE TIMES
Want Ad Headquarters
Transient Rates
Minimum spaced want ad accepted Is
two lines
Number Insertions Per Line Per Line
3 consecutive times ..... .l6 is
6 consecutive times 49,. ID IL
Rooms, Etc.
Charge Based on TWO Lines.
2 lines, one time .... 81 .35
lines. 8 times times . .. zig ,IS l0 20
Discounts
ADS may be phoned IN and charged il the
advertiser is listed in the phone directory
or is identified and accepted by the credit
A DISCOUNT o. ONE CENT FOR EACH
paying their bill within ONE WEEK afte'
billing. Advertisers are asked to take ad-
vantage of this discount.
Deaths, Lost and Found, Etc.
Death Notices. Cards of Thanks, In Me-
moriams Lodge and Church Notices. Lost
ana an round ads are charged at rate OF
Situation Wanted, Cents per Word
Minimum u Words.
Want ads may be phoued IN as late as
1875 A. NJ for publication IN the 200
Phone Service A. M. to P. M. Daily
Phone: RILEY 5551
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

Death Notices
AIMEE, Emelia-Age 49 years. died Sun
day. 9 a. M, wife of August AIMEE,
mother of Carl and Louis AIMEE. Funeral
from late home, 2503 Webb Wednesday,
$50 a. m. Sacred Heart church Q a. m
Burial st. Joseph cemetery Deceased
was member OF Christian Mothers
Society.
CASSEL ALICE, SCHENCK, passed away
Tuesday morning; notice of service
later for further information call Ia.
4400.
HOFFMAN, ORVAL, JOHN-Age 20 years,
passed away at the residence, SIP West
New York street Time of funeral given
later. For information call FINN BROS.
ia 1885
WATTS, MARY-Beloved daughter of
Frank and Arveta Wilson, sister of John
Watts, passed away Saturday, Jan 9,
age % years. Funeral services Wednes-
day. Jan 10, from the E. E. GROSS
FUNERAL HOME. 1349 Madison Ave, 2
%. m. Friends invited.
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Loans SO to $500 IA a hours
PERSONAL FINANCE co.
Is 8. PENNSYLVANIA ST. 81. 61s1.
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A0Au eOtaA' S6PAbaA OuLiay.S l.25O. 90
Grand total .... s5e7 on7 ~
rector give notice to taxpayers Of the az
preparations hereby made ~
Be II Further Resolved, That all ex-
penoltures MADE upon said appropriations
into effect Of the new budget above re-
ferred TO be treated as having been ex-
pended from their respective proper items
in such new budget
BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS
OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOIis-
BY A. B. GOOD. Business Director.
Indianapolis. Indiana. August IS, 1882.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEAPIEc;
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION
DOCKET NO. 1921
In the matter OF the petition OF the
New York Central Railroad Company VS.
City Of Batesville. Ripley County, Indiana
IN RE: improvement Of Pearl Street N
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.PORKERS DROP
|. 10 TO IS CENTS
AT CITY YARDS
Cattle and Calves Steady at
Previous Range; Sheep
Weak.

Hog prices generally were 10 to 10
cents lower than the previous session
Friday morning at the city yards.
The bulk. 40 to $50 pounds, sold
for s4.20 to S4.7O; early top holding
at $4.70. Receipts were estimated at
5000; holdovers were II.
Cattle were steady with receipts
of 500. Vealers showed no change,
prices ranging from 81 down. Calf
receipts were 400.
Lambs we're steady, around Is
cents lower quality considered. Most
sales were at S5.75 down. One small
lot sold for Sc. Receipts were 1900.
Asking continued higher on hogs
at Chicago, showing a 5 to 10-cent
advance over Thursdays market.
Few early sales and bids held
steady. The bulk Of good to choice
kinds weighing 100 to 210 pounds,
was bid in at $3.50 to $685. 23O-
pound weights sold at $4.70, while
lightweight packing sows were sala-
bic at 81. Receipts numbered II, 900,
including 1000 direct; holdovers
1000. Cattle receipts were 1000;
calves, 500; market strong. Sheep
receipts were estimated at $4,000;
market, strong.
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LEGALS
Legal Bids, Proposals

sioners thereof. for the relief Of and in
aid of the Sanitary Maintenance and
General Expense Fund Of the said Dis
trict and Board.
OF not more than Sc per annum. ano
viii be evidenced by notes or warrants
signed by the City Of Indianapolis, ior
said Sanitary District and the Board OF
Sanitary Commissioners thereoi IN tns
total principal sum Of Fifty THOUSAND
10 1882. and to be payable December 10.
1882. The interest on said notes or war
rants shall be payable at the maturity
o cpers9i by the City Controller in his Ofics
on the 10th day Of September, 1881. Pc
tween the hours Of II o'clock, a M. ano
shall thereupon award such loan to the
person or institution offering his, ms or ITS
bid to loan the money non snf sv iV Contrd 5S
shall have the right to reject any and al
notes or warrants Snal oe pay @ T 10 siee
urer of Marion County in the City OF IN
dianapoliS, Indiana, or at one OF tns
authorized repositories IN saio CITY. PAU PAU
notes or warrants shall import no per-
sonal obligation for their payment. aho
shall be payable only out OF the taxes
actually levied and now in process OF CO.. .p-
General Assembly of the State OF Indiana
in the year 1917. entitled An ACT con-
corning the department OF puonc sans
ton in cities of the first class, dennlng
its powers and duties. creating sanitary
districts consisting of such cities and any
incorporated towns located within the
boundaries thereof. repeating confnctlng
laws, and declaring an emergency, ap-
proved March 9, 1917. as amended by an
act approved March Z. 1923; and the. pro-
ceeds Of said taxes now in process OF col
lection have been pledged and appro-
priated. so far as is necessary. to the pay
ment of said notes or warrants.
Said notes or warrants shall be issued
loan made. under and pursuant to the
provisions of said Act of 1917 approved
March g. 1917. and all acts amendatory
thereof. and particularly under and pur-
suant to section 81 of said Act. approved
March 8, 1917, as amended by said Act
approved March Z, 1928.
WILLIAM L. ELDER,
CITY Controller.
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Deaths

wi william H. Eller. So. city hospital, cirr-
Everett Berry. 10. Methodist hospital in
testinal obstruction. '-S'N-'04' AZ
Cora Virginia Fisk. 81, Methodist hos.
pitals acute myocarditis
waiter Il. Withrou. a. 22Ts Pierson.
chronic lnterStitial nephritis.
John Bernhard 20. 1llS Belle Wen
Place chronic myocarditis
Hattie May Wilson. 90. $40 Cornell.
arterioSclerosis.
IN Mae Dannacher. As. st. vincent's hos
John P. Grove. so. city hospital lobar
Sallie Richardson Austin. 70. 1901 West
IWenty-nlnth, cerebral hemorrhare
Elizabeth Anna Bloom. so. $40 Temple.
SCI Grady, 81. city hospital, acute
Willis Martin. SIS. 1901 North Arsenal.
Howard Butler. AZ. 1916 East Seventh.
cerebral hemorrhage
Margaret Smith, 81 s21 East Eleventh,
chronic myocarditis.
Pearl Raw. a. 2422 Indianapolis, car
cinoma
William A. Riley. A. SIS East wabash.
pulmonary tuberculosis
Robert Leslie Collier. % days, 734 Ingo-
mar. acute castro enteritis.
Howard D. Campbell. 81 Methodist hos
pitaL Ludwig's angina
Mary Eastman Dav S. 4i59 Ruckle
acute cardiac dllatation.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported to police as stolen
Sebert Hines, Whitestown, Ind, Pontiac
coach, 598-19S, from Maryland street and
c. H. Lombard, 533 North Denny street
Buick sedan; from Maryland and Penn
Sylvania STREETS
pr Jack Cheney. 2127 Barth avenue
Oldsmobile coupe, 1881, from Ohio and
Pennsylvania streets
Dan Finkelstein, 1850 West New York
street, Ford roadster, M 1853, from 500
South Meridian street
Cora Perkins, Bedford Ind, Chevrolet
coupe, 732-485. from Allen and Prospect
streets
Connie. Flora. 124s Lee street. Essex
coach 24-009. from parking space at
King North. 1922 shriver avenue, Ford
streets. 'o
4. B. Good. 27s5 North Meridian street.
Auburn coupe, 5-341, from TWenty-eighth
and Meridian streets
F., M. Williams. 1924 Guilford avenue
CORD coupe, 25-640, from in front of 1924
Guilford avenue.