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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
LIE G AIS
Sc Legal Notices
NOTICE OF DETERMINATION

NOTICE OF DETERMINATION
The taxpayers Of Center Township Of
Marion County. Indiana. are hereby no
tilted that the Advisory Board and Trus-
tee Of said Township did, on the nth day
Of September. 1894 authorize the issuance
and sale OF the judgment funding. bonds
Of said Township in the amount Of S25o.-
96l SO bearing interest az a rate not 20
exceed i've per cent 80 per annum tine
exact rate 70 be determined 5y bidding.
and maturing serially over period OF SIX
teen years. beginning on July 1875.
Said BONDS are being issued for the puT-
pose OF procuring funds with which 20
paw and satisfy certain judgments against
said township. all OF which we're rendered
IN the Superior Court Of Marion County
Indiana. to-Eit-
On June 30. 1884 in cause No A 1903 in
favor OF Albert Il Gisler for SIS $50 %
interest and costs: on September Z, 1888
in cause No. A 7s0s4 IN favor OF Standard
Grocery Company. L. A. Jackson, Inc, Ior
$50 054.79 interest and costs; on S<2tem-
Der 10. 1884 in cause No. 79033 "a favor o.
Albert H. Gtsler for s123 i69 e5 interest
and costs: on September 10. 1894 in cause
No. 1900 in favor OF Albert H. GiSler
for 50. 50 interest and costs. and we're
on account Of furnishing OF poor relleli
by the issuance OF said judgment fund
ing bonds. the Township viii avoid the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Chicago.
Philadelphia at New York.
Pittsburgh at st. Louis.
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Bengal Pilot
Thinks Tiger
Will Deliver
Mickey CoChrane Plans to
Give Regulars Rest
Before Series.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
DETROIT, Sept. 25.-The Detroit
Tigers will be baseball's 1884 world
champions. Manager NJ k e y
Cochrane predicted confidently to-
day.
The dynamic leader, apparently
feeling no remorse over the fact that
Boston's Red Sox. and not Detroit.
shut the New York Yankees out Of
mathematical chance to overhaul
the Tigers, said he.wa glad it's all
over"
The American League champions
now can coast through their re-
naming games and be fresh for the
world series, Cochrane said.
Wen be ready to fight the
Giants or Cardinals, whichever it is,
to the final out" he said. Il hope,
and I think, that we'll be the next
world champions"
Cochrane planned to relieve Tiger
regulars with some reserve players
who saw less service, during the re-
naming five games with Chicago
and st. Louis. His first string pitch
ers. however, will be kept in con-
dition.
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Detroit at st. Louis; played former date.
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Tiger Win Great
Says Connie Mack
By United Press

By United Press
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.-Wn-
ming of the American League pen
nant by the Detroit Tigers was a
great thing for baseball" Connie
Mack, manager of the Athletics, said
today.
Because of Mickey Cochrane, we
members of the Athletics-are
especially delighted that Detroit
won," the veteran manager said.
Naturally, we are hoping that
Mickey's team will uphold the stand
ards of the American League and
win the world series"
Cochrane played with the Athletics
for years.
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Sick Headaches, Painful,
BIOated Feeling In Low
er Stomach and Rheu-
matte Affection Arise
From ClOgged Intesti-
nal Tract.
Science Introduces New
Medicine That Works
With the Food We Eat,
Called IndO-Vin; Costs
Only a Few Cents Daily.

A new mixture of Medical In
gradients has been found which has
natural action upon the bowels
and stomach. 1t is not a cure-all,
not a patent" medicine, but
scientific formula that works with
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What Indo-Vin Is

It is the worlds newest medicine,
containing a combination Of in
gradients found in no other known
formula. These ingredients mix
with the food in ones stomach,
thus throwing of the poisons that
foster stomach troubles and permit
ting the liver and bowels TO func-
ton properly. 1t will cleanse your
bowels (gradually-not drastic or
severe) as they were never cleansed
before and tone them into better
daily action.
1t viii briEg out awful gases and
impurities frequently from the first
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MURPHY, JAMES K.-BeloVed son Of Mrs.
Anna Murphy. brother of Eugene. died
at the home 2lO7 East Michigan st.
Funeral THURSDAY $50 at the home.
Beech Grove cemetery Muncie Ind.
Friends invited KIRBY SERVICE
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GALVESTON ANNEXES
TEXAS LOOP REMNANT

BIZ Times Special
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. Is
The Galveston Buccaneers turned
in their fourth victory over the San
Antonio Missions in the Texas
League playof series last night to
win the loop championship. The
score was 9 to 2. Gumbert went the
route for the champions. The BUGS
will tackle New orleans in the Dixie
series which starts tomorrow at
Galveston. Score yesterday:
Galveston ....... 3o2 Oo1 100 IS /
San Antonio ..... 600 100 100 2
Gumbert and Linton; Hillin, G. Mills,
Mills and Heath.
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BIZ Hifcd PTrss
NEW YORK, Sept. 25.-The New
~ York Giants today are two
games ahead of the St. Louis Car
dinals in the National League pen
nant race. New York has four
games to play and the Cards have
six.
The Giants play the Phillies to-
day and tomorrow. They rest Thurs
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
PELICANS AGAIN TAKE
SOUTHERN LOOP FLAG

BV Times Special
NEW ORLEANS. Sept. 25.-The
New Orleans PeliCanS captured
their second consecutive Southern
Association pennant yesterday when
Denny GalehOuSe shut out the
Nashville Volunteers with two hits.
. to 0. The PelicanS will meet Cal
weston of the Texas League in the
Dixie series.
GalehOuse also hurled the last
and deciding game of the playof
series for the Pehcans last year.
Score.
Nashville ---......... 900 600 900 I
New Orleans ...--... 600 O02 O0x-2 l
STAFFORD. Specie and Crouch; Galehouse
and George.
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Said bonds are being issued pursuant
to the provisions of Chapter 30 of the
Acts of 1881 for the purpose of procuring
funds with which to pay and satisfy GER
tain judgments rendered against said
township on account of claims incurred
for supplies and services rendered to the
poor of said Township on orders issued
BY the Township Trustee.
Bidder Will be required to state the IN
tereSt rate to be borne BY the bonds COW
cred by their bid the number and de-
nomination of the bonds bid on and the
premium. If any, to be paid The right is
reserved to reject any and all bids or to
sell less amount of bonds than the
amount advertised No bid will be con-
sidered for less than the face value of
the bonds covered by said bid. plus the
interest accrued and to accrue therefrom
the date thereof to the date Of payment
therefor. In the event acceptable bids
are not received on said date for all OF said
bonds the Advisory Board and Trustee
will convene in adjourned special session
at the same hour of each succeeding day
thereafter for the purpose of receiving
bids on said bonds. without further adj
vertiSement, until all of said bonds are
sold or until the further order Of the Ad-
visorY Board
We are advised by counsel that these
bonds are payable out Of unlimited. ad
vaorem taxes to be levied and collected
on all of the taxable property both real
and personal, in said civil township.
Dated this nth day of September 1884.
HANNAH A. NOONE
Trustee Center Township.
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Results Yesterday

A. A. PLAYOFF.
Minneapolis ........ 202 500 0l0-10 u
Columbus .......... 900 o40 121- IL 0
Tauscher. Shaute and Hargraye; Greer
Klinger, Cross. Teachout and ODea. Ang-
ley.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Boston .;.......... III goo 00I-S ! !
New York .........- 600 600 OOO- s
Merena and R. Terrell; Murphy and
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Rainbow Leads
in Defense of
Americas Cup
British YaChtSman Appears
Anxious to End Series,
Win or Lose.
RACE UNDER PROTEST

b. JHffef Press
ABOARD L. S. c. @. c. ARGO OFF
NEWPORT. r. l.. Sept. 25.-With
erd protest flags flying from their
halyards. T. o NJ SOpWith's blue
British challenger Endeavour heeled
around the first turn in the Ameri-
cas- cup race today with Harold
Vancerbilt's big white cutter Rain
bow swapping at her heels. one
minute and eight seconds behind.
The two racing sloops had hoisted
the red protest signals almost as
they crossed the starting line. fol-
lowing a tangle back OF the buoy. in
which S0pwith rode the defender off
her course. came swiftly about and
headed for the line.
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Deaths


Willis Hood 7. city hospital. broncho
pneumonia.
Nora " Griffey. S.. of IS South Belle
Vieu place cerebral hemorrhage
Elizabeth Gray. 40. of l08 West North,
cerebral hemorrhage.
Jerold A Barrett, l month. city hospital,
infectious diarrhea.
Josephine NJ. Rohrman. 81, Of 1850 Har-
Ian. carcinoma.
Della Banks. 81. city hospital. cerebral
sarah Rudsen. 81. of I443 PARK, acute
cardiac dilstation.
Rose Anna Baker. g. Long hospital,
Ellen Anne Clarke 10. St. Vincent's hos
pital. acute intestinal obstruction.
Burnham G. Jaqueth. 10. city hospital,
Charles z. Sargent. r. Of 5775 North
New jersey cerebral hemorrhage.
Sarah Wedman. 81. Of 6l4 Buchanan,
mitral insufficiency.
deCom ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

ITO the old timers the name
Il Dave Allerdice brings thrills
and chills as they recall football
days of long ago. Those were the
days when Allerdice as a half
back thrilled the ShOrtridge root
ers with his long gallops for
touchdowns and chilled the Oppo-
sition as they saw the points roll
up
This same Mr.. Allerdice then
went on to Michigan. where he
not only starred as a gridiron
player, but earned all-America
hOnOrS.
The young Dave Allerdice pic
tured above. an aSpirant for a
half back position on the Short
ridge football eleven. shows ear
marks of having inherited some
of the traits of his father, ac-
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East-WeSt Polo
Series Renewed
Western Team Plays With
Revised Lineup.

81 United Press
WESTBURY. R. l.. Sept. 25.-The
east and west polo forces clash in
the second game today at the
Meadow Brook Club in WeStbury
Hoping to even the series at one
victory each. the western brain trust
has re-aligned its players with Eric
Pedley at No. /. Smith at No 2,
Alden ROark at No. 8, and Elmer
BoeSeke at back.
There will be no change in the
lineup Of the east.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
H00SIER GOLFER DIES
AFTER LONG TEE SHOT

g., United Press
GARY. Ind. Sept. sc. D.
Miller. A. felt the thrill of an
inveterate golfer when he lined a
25O-yard drive of the first tee of
the Gleason golf course.
That's the longest drive I ever
made" he shouted.
Then he gaSped. clutched at his
chest and fell dead of heart disease.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
KIZER BUILDS DEFENSE
By Times Special

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Sept. Is
Coach Noble Kizer today was TO
start drilling his Boilermaker grid
ders on defense to be used against
opposing backs in Purdue's opening
game with Rice institute Of Texas
here a week from Saturday. Pur-
Wis and Carter have been teanling
well on both running and aerial
plays.
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has helped 81 per cent of those who
have taken it.
Yesterday a well-known medical
authority stated that 40 of man
kinds serious ailments we're d.
rectly traceable to constipation and
that city drinking water often helps
lead to this common affliction. Many
Indianapolis people who have taken
Indo-Vin say it is the first medicine
that really relieved constipation and
produced natural bowel action.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
HORNBOSTEL is VICTOR

By UNIItT FFCSS
DAIREN, NIanchouKuo, Sept. 25.-
American track stars were leading,
80 points to SO, when they concluded
their two-day track meet against
the Japanese Northeastern Athletic
Association here yesterday. Charles
Hornbostel, former Indiana star,
contributed to the American victory
by winning the 800-meter run In
1886.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

the suf ferer S
own food, known
as Indo- Vim, now
being introduced
to crowds daily
here in Indian
a polls by The
Indo-Vin Man in
person at the
Hooks D r u g
store, Illinois
and Washington
streets.
Several prom :
inent Indianap-
oils res i d e n t S
were among the
first to purchase
this med e n e
and actual re-
NNr%e NrnUn "
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

TINE Schoolboy Rowe romance
Il is side feature of the i'm
pending world series now that his
Detroit Tigers have clinched the
American League flag.
Edna Mary Skinner of Ell Dorado.
Ark, is the Schoolboy's girl friend
and fiancee, and she has been in
Detroit for several days. Radio
fans have heard the Schoolboy on
the air, saying. "How'm dom
Honey?" That was meant for Edna
Mary, back in Arkansas.
You see them above, and are
they in love Lots to talk about,
with Schoolboy winning sixteen in
row and everything.
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cording to coach Robert Nipper.
He will start the game as half
back against jefferson of Lafay
cite at the Shortridge field Fri
day afternoon at 3, when the
north siders open their 1884 grid
season.
While this is the opening game
for Shortridge, it will be the
fourth for Jeff, and the other
three have been victories. Coach
Able Masters eleven took Ko-
komo TO; West Lafayette, $40,
and last Saturday night trounced
Frankfort, 1876.
JEFF has another Grove in the
lineup, and sports fans who have
followed Lafayette and Notre
Dame athletic history know that
the Grove boys are athletes of
distinction.
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Hero Parade

BY United Press
Rookie Johnny Merena Red SOx)
-Blanked YankS with four hits.
Jimmy FOxx and Bob Johnson
athletics - Their homers beat
beat Senators in first and second
games, respectively.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

Johnnie Beam was in rare form last
night smashing the naples for count
Of $50 with the Gun Club team in the
Fraternal League at the Illinois alleys.
Of three decision over the Grottos Ben
nett gave the Breakfast shop a SCI and
they whipped the Indianapolis Towel
supply q couple OF times. Scott started
going places for the East End Cottage
Cheese when he opened with 2l0 and 226.
but fell by the wavside in his final game
when he stopped with 40. tOtahng $40,
which vas enough 20 give his team three
games over the Teter Drugs. Knowles
also started well for the Indiana Bell
Telephone. getting 40 IN his first two
tries but winding up with a l48 for 558.
The Telephone boys took a pair from
Crown Laundry. Silverman Grocery shut
out the CremO-GOlds in the other set in
this league.
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Herdrich won three from Jones. as Falls
shut out Mitchells in the KiWanis Club
League at the Indiana alleys. Other games
were won over the twO-to-one route by
OStermeyers. Daveys and Springs. with
being the victims. Harry Ochiltree was
over the 500 mark with SIS and easily
oUtclassed other individual scorers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25
VITAL STATISTICS
Births

Boys
Lewis and Gladys Vaughn. 1853 Blaine
Coron and Clara Tucker, SOB North
Tacoma.
hospital.
William and Mildred Rosebrock, Method
list hospital.
Amos and Priscilla Smith. Methodist hos
pital.
John and Gresham Jacks, Methodist hos
pital.
Floyd and Clara Hughett. Methodist hos
pital.
Girls
Russell and Olena Lovelace. 1860 West
Minnesota.
Johnnie and Iris Gibson, $40 East
Thirteepth.
James and Mary shimp. 5178 Norwaldo.
c and Kathleen Finkbiner
Methodist hospital
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|. U. TACKLES FR0SH
Coach M'Millin Stresses Defense as
Opener Draws Near.
By Times Special

7 III1Co VI7IV
BLOOMINGTON, Ind, Sept. 25.
Indiana university's varsity grid
squad was scheduled to play a prac-
tice game against freshmen in Me-
mortal stadium today. Coach 30
McMillin has been stressing defense
in practice for the Crimson's open
ing game with Ohio university here
Saturday.
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State College Football
GAMES THIS WEEK

Butler rs. Ball state, at indianapolis.
might.
Rose Poly vs.. Franklin. at Franklin.
Saturday
Indiana vs.. Ohio L.. at Bloomington.
Oakland City vs.. De Paw, at Green
castle.
wabash vs.. Hanover at Crawfordsville.
Evansville VS.. Indiana State, at Evans
vile.
Earlham Us. HoIbrook. at Richmond.
Manchester VS.. Button. at North Man.
chester.
Wittenberg VS.. Danville Central Normal,
at Springfield. o.
Illinois State Normal VS.. Valparaiso, at
Bloomington. ILL.,
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ing habits in the St Joan Of Arc League
q the Uptown drives. Wonderbars and
Thomas Fitzgerald Goals won three from
Speaks & Finn and W. J. Robinson Co .
as Hatfield Electric. General Tires and
Scott Trucking we're taking a brace from
Indiana Railroad. Uptown Cleaners and
Charles DENLY Cigars.
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Plumbing Permits

Strong Bros. 1I8O Croft; two fixtures
Bremen Bros. 1881 North Keystone,
two fixtures
fixtures
z Fishman. 400 South Hamilton; FIVE
fixtures
Kirkhoh- Woelhng l245 South West,
sixtv-three fixtures
Claude Myers. all Gunford; one fixture
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INTEREST Is HIGH IN
NEW DEA.L DEBATES
1,2OO Make Reservations for Mills
and Richberg Talks.

and Richberg Talks.
More than 1900 reservations have
been made for addresses to be de-
livered here by Donald H. Richberg,
national emergency director, and
Ogden L. Mills, former treasury sec
rotary and New Deal critic, Oct. Is
and 25, respectively, it was an
nounced today.
The meetings, two Of a series ar
ranged for the year under auspices
of the Chamber of Commerce, will
be held at Murat theater.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

The Gaseteria downed Hoosier Petes In
the Petroleum League at the Illinois alleys
and kept their slate clean. Linco No. 3
also took three from Midwesterns as a
Two 70 one verdict was scored BY the Linco
No. l. over Linco No. ? z Truitt with
a 653 and Irwin with SIC were outstand-
ing.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

A Schoch with sol. Brill with SIS and
Cray with SIS were the Leading bowler in
the Reformed Church League Second
Reformed No. , shut out the Emmanuel
No 2 white Two 20 ones were the results
Of the other series Emmanuel No. y
Pleasant Run and Second Reformed No
I winning from Flrst Reformed. Second
Reformed No. and Trinity.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-25

Three-time wins were taken by Stark
No. l, Carr No 2, Norris No. 8. Patterson
No and GlleSpieS over the Ardery No. !.
sturgeon No. y, Sherburne No 10 Pat
terson No: 9 and Flickenger teams in the
Service clubs meeting at the Parkway
alleys Camp. BOOzer and Hall with 5S1,
sos and $50 were leading indiyidualists.
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FIGHTS LAST NIGHT
(By United Press

AT NEWARK. n. J.-Dannie Dsylin.
1881. Allentown, Pa. outpointed Eddie
Durino. l5sis. Montclair. n. j.. l0l.
AT JERSEY CITY. n Joey Fer
rando isi jersey City. outpointed Teddy
Loder. IA. Keansburg. n J., tl0i; Willie
Perry. 40. jersey CITY. outpointed Harry
Scott. 40. Orange. co.
AT CHIC AGO-Blly Miller lsi1. Mil
waukee. outpointed Billy Celeoron, i4s.
Rockford. II. 49,. Frankie Mira5al l24.
Argo H. outpointed Freddie Gravelle.
i24 Kankakee t6i; Tony Mandel. 1881.
ouipointed 81 Babler. i4s. Milwaukee.
"a.
AT MIAMI FIA.-Benny odeu. 1888.
syracuse n Y. knocked out Earl john
son. III. Atlanta 49,: Sammy Tsch. l23.
Philadelphia. knocked out Mario Santana,
i22. Key West lSl.
AT NEW ORLEANS-1,rabo Rovira. 40.
New Orleans. deciSioned Frankie Graham.
49, Dallas. Tex. fi0l. George ClauSen.
1915. Mobile. Ala. deciEioned Jimmy Nc
Namara. l32ss. New orleans liol.
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LEGALs
SIS Legal Notices

necessity Of paying said judgments out Of
taxes levied and collected in one year
and thereby eaual.ze the tax burden
Taxpayers desiring 20 Object % ne IS
STRANGE In the ofdee OF the Auditor Of
Marion County. Indiana. in the manner
provided by statute
Dated this l7th dav OF September. 1884.
HANNAH A NOONE.
Township Trustee
NOTICE 10 CREDIToRs I,,rt OF TIE
Oils. INDIANA
Pursuant 10 an order made by the CIR
cult Court 81 Marion County on the 22nd
sta State Of Indiana ex re rel Richard 4. Ne
kinlev. vs.. The Mever-ktscr Bank. the
same being cause No 4so6s in said court
notice IS hereby given 10 all creditors 81
The Meyer-Kiscr Bank Of indianapolis.
Indiana. that December / 1884 has been
hNed by said oslrt as the last day for
creditors OF said tank 10 file claims with
Thomas z Garvin. Receiver OF said bank
and on failing 20 file a claim on or BE-
fore said date any such creditor shall 5e
barred from distribution OF any dividend
which NAV be hereafter declared BY said
II shall not be necessary for the follow
ing creditors TO file claims with the re-
a. Those creditors who have hereto
fore filed their claims with the HQUidat-
ing agents OF said bank.
10 General depoStors as shown by the
records OF said bank unless any such de-
- N--t-'+
different amount than is shown by said
records or unless any such depostOr shall
desire 20 assert a preference or Priority
over genera creditors in either OF which
latter events any such depositor shall be
required 10 file a formal claim with the
receiver setting out facts showing the basis
and the amount OF his claim and facts
showing the basis for its alleged classic
cation.
THOMAS L GARVIN. Receiver
NOTICE or BOND SALE
Center Township. Marion County Indiana.
Notice Is hereby given taat the Trustee
and Advisory Board Of Center Township
OF Marion County Indiana. viii meet at
the Office of the Trustee at No 2l4 y.
Senate Avenue in the City OF Indianap-
oli;. on the 22nd dav OF OCTOBER 1884. at
the hour of $50 o'clock a. m and at
said time and place Will receive bids on
and sell. 10 the highest bidder therefor
an issue OF judgment funding bonds OF
said Township In the amount OF S2Ss-
96l So. said bonds are 10 be dated Oct.
18th. 1894 70 bear interest at a rate not
TO exceed five per cent t50rl per annum.
the eXactsrate to be determined BY bid
ding. which interest is PAYABLE on July
1895. and semi-annually thereafter. 20
be in denominations Of not less than $50 90
nor more than 81 0C0 90 as requested bv
the successful bidder, and Will mature IN
Semi-annual series beginning on july l.
1886. as follows.
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R. o. T. C. INSTRUCTOR
PLACED UNDER ARREST

DOA > OttAAI 4AooI AIOU tAN 4 Ut WVES NI1A
teenth to Face Charges
Last of sixteen Indiana national
guard officers indicted on a charge
of presenting false claims to the
government was returned to Indian
apolis last night to face arraign-
ment in federal court
He is Sergeant James r. Green
wood, r. o. T. c. instructor at Pur-
due university. He was arrested in
South Bend.