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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-08-10

Bennett Coal nine will play the Shelby
Street MERCHANTS Sunday on Riverside dia-
mond No; 5 at 2:30. Players are requested
TO be at the coal yard at l p. m.
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Losses Total
Many Millions,
Observers Say

The scene above, taken near Beaver.
Okla. Is typical of the havoc caused
by severe dust storms In several west
ern states. Sand and dust have been
blown up like snow around the houses,
fields have been covered. bitches drift
ed full Of dust. and In many places
r.ads have been completely covered by
the Tying sand and dust.
Crop losses will total millions, &C
cording to experts. In many districts.
1t Is reported that farmers. dlsconr-
aged in their battle against adverse
conditions, have started moving away
from their farms. Many of them have
no Idea where they will 60, bur are
concerned only with getting away
from the dust area. They were able
to weather through last year, but COM
plete loss of crops and lack Of feed
for live stock have forced them to
abandon their homes.
Many plans to avert these storms In
the future are being studied, and gov
ernment experts are making numer.
GUS experiments Most of these, how
ever. will require considerable time
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Customs and Costumes
Take Root in England

1.-THE celebration In London of the
centenary of the Old Bailey, the fa-
nous criminal court depicted by so
many writer's and the scene of many
of Charles Dickens delineations, re-
calls some Of the oddities OF lawyers
dress In England and the conserv-
atIsm of the customs" Victor B. Ben
nett. of the American Express com
pany relates.
"Ihe reason why barristers wear
black gowns Is that members of the
profession went Into mourning for
Queen Anne. Though Queen Anne Is
dead. the profession in. England
keeps on mourning. The English are
conservative In the matter of dress.
The Knights of the Garter continue
to wear short capes and hoods, the
same as in medieval days. The clocks
on ladies' hose were originally put
on to hide the gusset seams when the
stockings were of cloth, and have
continued as part of hosiery attire
ever since"
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-04-11

When making patch quilt the
patches must be cut out right If the
finished quilt Is to look neat. Sewing
seams the same width is also very
important. These two points should
always he watched as work pro
crosses, to obtain good results, and
not have trouble after work Is we'll
under way. Cut the patches from
accurate cut-out diagrams. The cut
out diagrams shown here are set
for the Dresden Plate and "Bas.
ket' quilts, and include allowance
for seams. Any width for seams
may be used but always use the
same width In one quilt, to come out
right. Directions for use are very
simple. Place cut-out on material So
the longest dimension follows the
weave. Mark outline with-pencll and
cut out material carefully.
Send 10 cents to our quilt dept.
and we mil you both Of these fiber
cnt-outs set No. S3a and 10a.
Address Home Craft Co.-Dept.
Nineteenth and st. Louis avenue,
st. LOUIS. Mo.
When writing for any information
inciose Il stamped addressed envelope
for reply.
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kkttk Listen TO The
Voiee of Firesfone
featuring Richard Crooks,
Gladys St0arfbonf, or Nelson
Eddy--epevy Monday night
over N. B. c. - YEA n
Network =. a Fire
Star Program
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The song an the Sweet Bye and
Bye" grew out of one of the COM
poser's frequent fits of gloom. ac-
cordlng to Hezekiah Butterworth in
his STORY of the Hymns and
Tunes
Joseph PhilbrIck Webster. who
wrote the song. entered the office of
DR.. Sanford Fillmore Bennett in Elk
horn. Wis. In the year 1867, wearing
a melancholy look, and was rallied
good natnredly by the doctor for be-
Ing so blue-the two were friends
and the doctor was familiar with
the others frequent periods of
melaneholia.
Webster and Bennett had been
working In a sort of partnership.
Webster being musician and Ben
nett ready yerse-Wrlter, and to-
gether they had created and pub
lished q number of sheet music
songs. When Webster was In fit
of melancholy 1t was the doctors
habit to give him a dose of new
verses and cure him by putting him
to work.
whats the matter now.' was the
doctors greeting when his patient
came with the tell-tale face.
"Oh. nothing" said Webster It'll
be al right by and by"
why not make song OF the
sweet by and hyf' rejoined the doc
tor, cheerfully.
II don't know" said Webster
after thinking a second or two. III
you'll make the words, I'll write the
music And SO the song was born
and entered in the Sunday School
hymn book, 1.-THE Slgnet Ring
which Bennett and Webster were al
work upon.
1t had no exceptional result as te
its hold on the public until 1878 wher
Ira y. Sankey took 1t up as one o.
his working hymns. That year II
appeared, with pianoforte accom-
paniment and chorus In "Winnowef
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Deutschland's
Leaders Parade

Reminiscent Of days before the war
Is the scene at the right showing Ger
manys big Sky on parade. These
men, constituting the real rulers Of
the reich, are: left to right. front row,
Field Marshal Won Mackensen, Chan
cellor Adolph Hitler and War Minis
ter Won Blomberg. Rear row, General
Iritsch. General Goering and Admiral
Racder.
Since lIitler's announcement that
Germany would raise huge conscript
army Of more than half-million men,
the nation has gone wRd over military
displays.
Won Mackensen, Won Blomberg.
Fritsch. and Raeder were all high
officers in the old imperial army
Goering now premier Of Prussia. was
one of Germany's flying aces during
the war. while Hitler, now leader of
the German nation, served as lowly
corporal
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Sweet Bye and Bye
Had Origin in Gloom

Hymns" as arranged by Hubert p.
Main.
Doctor Bennett was born in 1896.
and went to Elkhorn from the West
in 1861 to practice his profession. He
died In October, 1898. Webster was
born In Manchester, n. f., March %,
1919. He was active as q member of
the Handel and Haydn society and
various other musical associations,
He moved to Elkhorn, Wis, In 1857
where he died January IS. 1875. His
"Slgnet Ring" was published In 1865
Cleveland Plain Dealer.
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to put into operation. and promise no
immediate relief to the distressed
farmers In the storm section.
Grain prices have been rising rs re-
suit of the dust storms.
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Plan ''Modeltown'' for San Diego Fair

Austin l.. Black of the Federal Housing
administration looks like giant along
1t Is one Of SO miniature houses that will
make up "Modeltown" planned for the
exposition at San Diego by the Federal
Housing administration.
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Enipmatic

Enigmatic
SmIth-What did he look like DUR
Ing the fire at his shop? Was he
upset?
Jones-Weii, you never saw such q
smile of despair on a mans face.
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BOX NUMBER REPLIES

Advertisers who DO not desire to
divulRe their names or addresses may
take ADVANTAGE OF Ihs Times BOX
NUMBER service
Replies TO box Number ads are re.
ceived al The Times Office and td-
vertisers are assured that their
identity u never divuleeo oy The
Tmes
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11

Scrial No I045625 with accessories. was
seized AZ Huncis. Delaware County. In
diana. for violation OF the Internal Rsvc-
nus Laws. tO-vit. Section 3450 United
States Revised Statutes. ANY person claim
ing said automobile must appear at nv
office or or before December ; 1885 and
make such claim and give bond for costs
rs provided in Section 1860 ~ 6. Revised
Stgtutes otherwise It viii be sold as pro-
vloeC IN said statute or disposed Of as
provided in Section 303 of the Act Of
August p 1895
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IANGENBACHER. MARY LOUIsE-Sistel

Of Bert Langenbacher and aunt of Mary
Louise. Celia, Bernard and James Lam
genbacher, and Edward Miller of Day
ton. O., passed away Saturday. Nov 3.
at residence of her brother. 1925 Con-
greSs-av. Funeral Tuesday. Nov. II. $50
~ residence; 9 a. m. Holy Angels
Church. Burial ST. JoSephS Cemetery.
Friends may call
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Louis Bixler, 90 of SOP ~ Tremont-av,
stunent, ana Dorothy hunkel, %, of 1bO5
Cnfotd PIttman, IS, r. r. Ii. Box, PA,
meat cutter, ana Roberta ROBERTS, %, OF
James MONDAY H. of Bill Harlan-st,
lsoorer, and Louise Baum, p, of Bill
Fred ed Schuler a. Georgetown Ind,
Restaurant owner, and Viola Scnuler, n,
''y Wilbur Harris, 81 OF sig sanders-st,
chemist. and Mary Harding, "a, of 1914
Sam IN W Wepri f 81 Chicago. clerk, and
Dora kaufman, 30, of 9O2 Maple-st, topper.
Edward Richardson, q; of l23 E. Mary
land-st. laborer and Ruby Stroup, p, OF
lOl7 S. PerShing-st. housekeeper.
Walter Loucks, 10, r. r. /, EoX 81
machnist, and Lois Wickersham, II, of 230
Bicking-st. housekeeper.
William Marsh. %, of 1907 Climbers
laborer and Pauline Johnson, ID, of 1888
McDougal-st, housekeeper,
John Dale, 48, OF 850ia Virginia-av,
amusement business, and Anna CiouSe,
So, of 85012 Vrginia-av, housekeeper.
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3 DeuthS-FunerdtS

OF Mrs, James F. T. Sargent, Mrs. Nancy
Lindley John Edmunds of Chicago, and
Charles Edmunds of Tulsa. Oklahoma,
passed away Saturday evening in Tay-
lorsville, Ind Services from the FbAN-
NER &, BUCHANAN MORTUARY Tues
day at 1870. Friends invited. Burial
Crown Hill, columbus und) papers
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81 apartments, Umurl,
81 Houses, Unfurnished

FOR results at lowest cost
use Times Economy Want Ads
Phone RI lev 5551
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OSBCKN, CAKL P.-Ase 10 years, beIoVed
husband of jeanette OSburn, passed
away AT his home. 34is E 25th-st' Sun
dsv. Nov. 10. He is also survived by
four daughters. Eva. Dorothy Ethel and
Doris Osburn, one sister. Edna. and his
psrents Charles J. and Rells Osburn
from Lebanon. IND. Services will be held
al the Victory Memorial NJ. p. Church,
Woodlswn and Yilla-svs. Wednesday.
Nov. l3. p. m; Friends invited. Inter
ment Crown Hill. Friends may call at
the BERT s. GADD FUNERAL HOME,
churchmsn and Prospect. any time after
.. m, Monday.
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; Dedths-Funeruls

skILEs, LILLIAN-R r 5. Box sos. be-
loved wife Of Orvil, daughter of Mr.
Hsrem Payne. sister OF Walter. Everett
snd Bertha Payne. passed away Nov.
II. FRIENDS may cali w. T. BLASEN-
GYM FUNERAL PARLORS. 1928 Shelby
ST, after p. m. Tuesday. Services Tues
osy 7:3o p. m. Burial Port Royal Ky.
Wednesday.
TRAGEsER, PETER Mage As years Sat
uroay, 2 p. m. husband Of Maud A.
Irageser. father OF John Trages.r. Mrs.
Mildred King. stepfather OF Mrs Marie
Kassenbrock. Edward N. Wahl. grand
fatner Of Donna jeanette King. Funeral
az LAUCK FUNERAL HOME 1883 6.
Meridisn-st, Tuesday s30 a. m: ST.
GATHERINGS Church. a m. Burial St.
Joseph cemetery.
NONDERHEfDE. WILLIAM H.-Age 50. be-
loved husband Of Minnie. father Of Mrs.
Neila Hutton, Jerome Lorena, Agatha
and Pauline. passed away Saturday Fu-
neral Wednesday. Nov. 49, $50 a. m. al
residence 1888 Congress-av.: g a. m.
Holy Angels Church Friends invited.
burial ST. Joseph Cemetery. GEO w.
USHER SERVICE.
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CONTRACT RATES
Can RILEY o55I Tor information re-
gardlng CONTRACT RATES
ORDERING WANT ADS

your telephone cal 20 RILEY ooSl
puts YOU In instant touch with one
OF these rourteou. Ad-Iakers
Ii moio Convenient you may orlns
youI ad to The ZINES OFFICE. ala
W MARYLAND or YOU NAV man votlf
advertisement TO the Classif1eo Ae-
yertisinR Manager and 1t will receive
Immediate attention
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II Help Wanted, Male

MEN TO sell United and Texide blades
OPPENHEIM CO. i45 S. H.. Indpls.. Ind
YOU can earn s12-s20 Wk We train YOU.
Guar. sal. $40, bonus 38iz N Penn.
RIM. 800.
MAN for established food route: new
popular Premium plan. Se-ve regular
customers. Good earnings at once Car
given producer. Apply 8o2 Massschu-
setts-aV. TO noon
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~ Real Estate EXCHANGE
IS Wearing Apparel

/ 2 LADIES' coats. suits, size 38-40: hats
shoes; good condition HU-6363.
LADIES' COATS sizes 18: bows chinchilla
coat. size IL. IR-362l. 81 y. Brook
Ville-rd
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LANGENBERG. WILLIAM CAGE As. be.

AUNU. JENNIE SAkAH-beIONeu mother
of Mrs. o. S Flick of indianapolis, Mrs.
Helen McPhee of Alanson. Mich, and
Mrs. Edna ketels of MarySville, Mich,
Funeral and burial at Alanson. Mich.
Friends may call at the MOORE &
KIRK FUNERAL HOME, $3.50 Station-st.
Mnndan, n
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JAMES E. SCANJON.

Treasury Department Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit SIG
November l. 1895 Notice is hereby given
that on September "a. 1895, one 1885 Chew
Iolet Master Coach. Motor No. 5091505.
was seized in indianapolis. Marion County
Indiana. for violation of the Internal
Revenue Laws. tO-Wit: Section 3450 United
States Revised Statutes Anv person
Claiming said automobile must appear at
my Office or before December 5 1885
and make such claim and give bond for
costs as provided in Section 3460. U. S.
Revised Statutes. otherwise it will be sold
as provided in said statute or disposed Of
as provided in Section 303 OF the Act of
August 81. 1885.
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sc Furnished Places

s5-Furnished house; rooms: gas: water
furnished. Inquire 1921 Olney
s55-NORTH lS00-Nice 5-rm. apt Others
CENTRAL 2l3l-s6 wk: l-room. Kitchen
ette, private bath, good heat. HE-4l55
CENTRAL, 1902 and 3-room apartments.
Bed. studio couch, frigidaire. utilities.
ILLINOIS. N. 2sl6-Attractive efficiency
apartment; electric refrigeration: con-
slant hot water; reasonable,
MARKET. E.. 1888 rooms and bath.
nicely furnished; garage: utilities paid;
$3.50 week. !. LI-3S0i.s
NEW YORK, 1923 VS. rms overstufed,
bath. garage; $3.50 yk. RI-7725.
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Vital Statistics


incorrect addresses frequently are given
20 the Marriage License Bureau deliberate
~ the lines IN printing the Official Inst
assumes no responsibility for the accuracy
OF such addresses
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II Trucks and Tractors

1884 FORD y ton. long wheel base truck
dual tires like new throughout ABELS
AUTO CO. 430 N Capitol. LI-4240.
G. M. c. 3-ton dump truck las is $3.50
FORD VS. 1885 panel body ........... 1876
MANY Others.
Trucks Tractors Trailers
GENERAL MOTORS USED TRUCK DEPT
81 West 13th-St LI-7467
1884 G. M c. truck 1l2-ton $3.50
VIM. CARSON. $50 Virginia DR-O232
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% Situations, Female

DAY or week work for ladies': common
labor for men; dav or week General
house cleaning. UNITY CHRISTIAN
CHURCH CENTER. INC LI-586O
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Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit $40
guaranty Building, Indianapolis. Indiana
November 1, 1885 Notice is hereby given
that on January H.. 1885, one 1894 Dodge
SerSi No. sI4f M g6 H9 1E AoS0S
seized in Lawrence County Indiana for
violation of the Internal Revenue Laws.
Vised Statutes. ANY person claiming said
automobile must appear at nv office on
or before December 5, 1885. and make such
in Section 1860 u S Revised Statutes,
otherwise it will be sold as provided in
said statute or disposed OF as provided
1875
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20 Help Wanted, Female

WILL give pipe organ lessons exchange for
answering phone / morning or afternoon
week. IR-0956.
REFINED woman. preferably one expert
erced in business or teaching for per-
manent executive position. y S DE
QUICK, Claypool Hotel.
ARTISTICALLY inclined woman willing 10
study in spare time for commercial art
position. Write FEDERAL SCHOOLS
INC. Box K-4io9. Times.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
stockholders annual meeting OF the
White River Railroad Company for cleo
ton of officers and general bus ness Will
oe held at the office of KingaJ dE Co. In
olana polls Friday. November Il. az 1000
A. M A. M. Movie. Secretarv-
Treasury Department BureaI Of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Ia, Unit. 5l9
Guaranty Building, indianapolis. Indiana
November /. 1895. Notice il hereby given
that i April 10, 1895. one 1855 Plymouth
Coupe automobile. Motor No. PJ 2e922.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
IS Furnished Places

OR ROOMS: utilities, good heat. ga
rage; adults: $3.50 IS n. Highland
GROOM modern double: bedrooms: near
Shortridge: $50. HA-4926-M
5-ROOM furnished cottage newly deco
rated. 300 z. New York. Inquire Io9
\ Euclid
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JAMES E. SCANLON.
Investigator in Charge

Treasury Department. Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit. SIG
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis. Indiana
November l. 1885. Notice is hereby given
that on December 6. 1894. one 1888 Chevro-
let Coupe automobile. Motor No 358l500.
Serial No. 1858. with accessories, was seized
at Richmond, Wayne County, Indiara. for
violation of the Internal Revenue Laws.
to-wt Section 3450 United States Revised
Statues. ANY person claiming said auto
mobile must appear at my office on or be-
fore December s. 1885, and make such
claim and give bond for costs as provided
il Section 3i60, U S. Revised Statutes.
otherwise 1t Will be sold as provided in
said statute or disposed of as provided in
Section 303 Of the Act of August 81 1885.
JAMES z. SCANLON
\ II IN Tn. III
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JAMES T. SCANLON.
-, ChrCo

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternal Revenue, Alcohol Tax Unit, 519
Guaranty Building, Indianapolis. Indiana.
November l. 1885 Notice is hereby given
that on December 90 1894 one 1888 Chev-
rolet Coach automobile, Motor No. 37464O9
Wayne County. Indiana for violation OF
the Internal Revenue Laws to-wit: Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes. Anv
person claiming said automobile must ap-
pear at my office on or before December
>. 1888. and make such claim and give
Eond for costs as provided in Section 1850.
U. 5. Revised Statutes. otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed Of as provided in Section 303 of the
Act of August 81, 1885.
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Carl J. Kehrer, mother of John, daugh-
Ter OF Mrs. Lucy Ewing, sister of Mrs.
Iva Hardy Mrs. Maud Spore, Mrs.
Bertha Edney. Nathan Baynes. Elmer
Ewing. city. and Mrs. Julia Fitzpatrick,
lowering, Mich, passed away at St. Vim
cents Hospital Saturday. Nov. g. 1915
p. M. age SO years Funeral at resi-
dence 1912 w. 29th-st. Wednesday, Nov.
49, 100 a. m: services Holy Angels
Church. a. m. Friends invited. Burial
St ,Joseph's Cemetery.
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10 .
JAMES z SCANLON.
TNT.e -,

Treasury Department Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit. SIP
GUARANTY Building Indianapolis. Indiana.
November l. 1885. Notice Is hereby given
that on October 10. 1898. one 1884 Ford
V8 Coupe automobile Motor No 24O574
Eltn accessories, was seized in Scott
COUNTY. Indiana, for violation of the
Internal Revenue Laws to-wit: Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes ANY
person claiming said automobile must ap-
pear az my office on or before December
, 1885. and make such claim and give
nond for costs as provided in Section 1850.
U. 5. Revised Statutes. otherwise 1t viii be
SOLD as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 800 OF the
Act OF August -. 1885
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80 LegaLs

Buy By the word and save.
Times Want Ads-loV al / &c.
Call Riley 555I
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. \ MIS- r 81 IN IUN.
Investigator IN Charge

Treasury Department, Bureau of In
ternai Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit 5l9
guaranty Building, Indianapolis Indiana
November /. 1885 Notice is hereby given
that on November -, 1884. one 1888 Ford
VS. Coach De Luxe. Motor No. lS-263226
with accessories. was seized IN Putnam
County. Indiana. for violation of the
Internal Revenue Laws. to-wlt: Section
person claiming said automobile must ap-
pear at my Office on or before December
). 1888. and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 3460
U S. Revised Statutes. otherwise 1t will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed of as provided in Section 30S of the
Act of August 81 1885
JAMES 2 SCANTON
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ISSACs, MARSHALL R.-Son of Major and
Mrs. Bright B. Issacs of Fit wayne
further information call the FLANNER
4 BUCHANAN MORTUARY
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Treasury Department. Bureau of In
ternal Revenue. Alcohol Tax Unit. $40
guaranty Building, indianapolis. Indiana
November l. 1898. Notice is hereby gwen
Va Tudor Sedan automobile Motor No.
439542 with two ~ wheeled trailer and
3ccessories was seized in Indianapolis.
Marion County. Indiana. for violation of
the Internal Revenue Laws. to-wit: Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes Anv
pear at my Office on or before December
,. 1885 and make such claim and give
bond for costs as provided in Section 346O
SOLD as provided in said statute or dis
posed Of as provided IN Section 303 of the
Act of August 81. 1895
JAMES E. SCANLON.
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JAMES E SCANLON.

Treasury Department Bureau Of In
ternal Revenue Alcohol Tax Unit. 5l9
GUARANTY BulloInG, indianapolis. Indiana
November /. 1895 Notice Is hereby given
that on september IL 1894 one 1884 Ford
VS. Coupe automobile Motor No l025s42
With accessories. was seized in Boone
County. Indiana for violation Of the
Internal Revenue Laws, to-Wit. Section
$3.50 United States Revised Statutes Anv
person claiming said automobile must sp-
pear az nv office on or before December
bond for costs as provided in Section 3460.
U. S. Revised Statutes. otherwise it will be
sold as provided in said statute or dis
posed Of as provided in Section 303 Of the
Act of August - 1919
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HALLIDAY, LAURA M.-NVife of George L.
and neither of Mrs. Taylor Obold of De-
troit, Mich. passed away Monday morn
CHANAN MORTUARY Wednesday. 1870
p m. Friends invited Burial Crown
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81 Rooms Nth Board

BANCROFT. N. 746-Nice room. modern
home: no other roomers; meals optional
IR-2259
BROADWAY. 2222-Desirabie warm room
home privileges: congenal girl: every
convenience. HE-2472
DELAWARE N, 2055-5 windows, 2 closets
twin beds all convenences; excellent
heat; good food
CHILD TO room and board; good home
mothers care; references. .IA-2347-W
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av. beloved daughter of Fred deceased,
and Bessie GeIsendorf, sister of Mrs.
June LouckS, Mrs. Bertha Baker. Mar
garet, Ruth, Maurice and Harold Geisen
dorf departed this life Saturday. age
"a. Funeral Tuesday, Nov IL. at ST.
Johns Church at 10 a. m. Funeral un-
der directinn of Moore & Kirk.