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TOE TM5raX3P0CT5 STS1T, SfbSSXY, XOTEJEBEIf 7. T927. 13 no aito moisii.es von sale. In AtCTIOX SALES. Tuesday, Nov.

8, 9:30 A. M. SEIDEUS APOLLOS WEXTT years ago a youm flutist dressed in kilties toured the United States and old Mexico with the then famous "Kilties" concert band of Canada. Today that same flutist. Arthur Deminr.

is the outstandinr ner. SECOND MORTGAGE LOANS This eld estaMtafced Industrial banking house, wkich kaa served thewaad la Indianapoli. ta aow prepared te lake care second naos-tgag inaariag far Also Buy Eeal Estate CONTRACTS Lew rate and prompt service). Com la any day. Trustees System Service TRUSTEES SYSTEM COMPANY OF IXDIAXAPOLI3- 221 N.

Delaware V. Ua 4SI7. former oa the flute ia th central stateavlnd one of the most Casollae. Real Transportation At Cheap Prices "The Busy Corner" 200 Cart to Choosa From ltil Hupw cup. $l3 111 Overland roadster SIS DunU aedaa 10 Buiek coup 871 11:4 Kaak roadster 41i IKS Ewi coc 3 Ford coup 1" 1114 Studebaker roadster 8i Buick touring, sport 111! Dodge coup IIS 111! Tard Tudor H4 Easy Payment Your Car In Trad Central Buick Co.

(02 N. Capitol. Open Evenings. VKLIE KOYAL SEDAN': 4-wheel brakes: rubber, paint, upholstering Ilka new; this) ear it In flrst class condition: coat 82.104 new: will trade equity of IStt for mall, light car and balanc cash. Call LI a.

103S. talented members of the Circle ensemble, made up of members ot the Circle theater concert orchestra. The ensemble will be heard again tonight from ::0 until 7 o'clock on the regular Monday night radio program from the circle broadcast over WFBM. The Indianapolis Tower and Light Company station, and MrTDeming will be the featured member of the program. included in the Brunswick Shop psna-trope hour which will be broadcast beginning at o'clock this evening by remote control from WKBF.

The request selections to be heard will include "I'm Saving Saturday Nikrht for You, by the Music Masters: "Sweet Youth Dies Instantly Com-. panion Flees Had Robbed 3 Filling Stations. Special to Ts Cfr. MCXCIE, Nov. C-Ltw Allison, 20 years old was shot and killed at 11 o'clock her tonight by Patrolman Attea laasell aa he a ad another youth were attempting' to rob a filling; station.

The other youth, Carl Eley, years old. escaped. Allison and Kley bad stolea a ear earlier In the evening and held up three filling stations in quick succession about 7:30 o'clock, obtaining 1110 in all. Patrolman Cassell and Pa. ttolman Haywood were out searching for them when they cam ta the filling station commonly known as the "low price" nlllnc station.

Tha" youths had Ju driven up and had bousht some gss when the officers sp- proachtd them. 4TKIES DEFIANCE. The policemen said Something about the stolea car when Allison drew gun and cried, "You aren't going tak me alive." The filling station attendant. John Orufflgan. grabbed hi arm aa waa about to shoot.

Allison started to wriggle th gum around toward Crufflgan and the latter shouted for the officers to shoot. Cassell stepped around the car aad shot th youth In the back. He died instantly. Kley ran down a nearby railroad track and escapd. Allison waa arrested a few weeks ago on and liter instituted suit for false imprisonment The salt is now pending.

TWO MEN LOOT CONRAD GROCERY Two burglars rifled th Standard grocery tor at 2S1 Clifton street, where Charles Conrad, manager, was fatally wounded by bandits Wednesday. Th thieves forced a rear window. YlD Cliuni. laundrvman llvlns? at MS Clifton MreiL heard the bur glars, who drove their car te th rear of the store, and notified Orvill Seltz. Kl Congress street, who was at woik in a pool room on the corner of Kugene and Clifton streets.

Seltg seized a sun. Just aa he rearhul tha store the burglars sped away in th automooue. The store ha been eln.e irtf Conrad wa shot. Motor Pollcemea Clark and IUilry Investigated. GRESHAM IS HONORED BY NEW YORK PLACQUE XKW YORK, Nov.

yp)-A bronse pUcoue in memory of the drat threw American soldieis killed In the world war was unveiled today in the chapel of St. Cornelius th Centurion oa Governor's Island, Ma). Geo. Charles P. Summrrail, chief of staff of th United States Army, praised th valor and loyalty of Corp.

James Gresham snd Pvts. Merle U. Hay and Thorn aa Enrlght, In who honor tha placqti was placed in the Th three, all members of th 1st division, died In action near Ilarthele-mont on the night of Nov. 3, 1917, defending their sector against a raid by enemy ahock troops. HOGARTH, GEOGRAPHER AND EXPLORER, DEAD OXFORD.

Kngland. Nov. David George Hogarth, keeper of tho Ashmolean museum since 11)00, died yesterday. Ho was a noted archeo-logical explorer, geographer and au thor, a fellow of th British Academy and president of the Royal Geographical Society In 1029, Ho was born la VITAL STATISTICS (lUcurilsd Faturday, Nov. I IIIKTIi.

Carl and Viola Shaw, West Thirty einnil ll, Ornver and Velva Coffinan. 1K4 North Tacoma, girl. Paul and Agatha Gee, 454 West Bey- vmri-iii ii, Kill. Fred and Stella Hofniaister, 114 Norta Joseph end trance Morris, Olnsy. an Iltrruan snd Georgia Brown, 114 Wt Twenty-sixth, girl, rorest and J.eona By.ritsfT, 4St Norta lleurhnrn.

Hoy and Klnor llarher, 1S North wmii, uny. Will, am and Susl Uuegge, 2411 South Lll.lr. I.nv Allen and Haiti Courtney, 414 South Keystone, boy Sol and Maul William 20 North Wal- ru w. Jam. and Viola giro, 141 Tacsm tr rats, hn Ceorg and Anna Parrott, 201 Colum- It liner and Ea Corey, 1450 Astor, boy.

2 i auBr' West Twea- HU. MARRl W.r 1 trrviri Cf.frntsi raku na irMl P- "kford, it. Old uiwi. W. rsmjm II IT 1111 SS John Nuvsmaker.

II 4011 1,49 Thirty. John Stone, 31. South New Jeraey, and Maty Werti. Jo. in Parker wayn McClsney, 11.

401 North Del. oucaer. lo, Nortk Roach, ant iui. aa, sfi Jortn If- John C. Barwlck, 1414 Central, and IV.K'rr.'."'."s' Caplt," John K.

Oairott. 21. nil iViltlrnor'e Rchert Stivers 11. 454 North Shermaa drive, and llorenc Ellen. 21.

44 South lienny. Henry L. Alhertmn. 14 East North, and 'Zelpha OoiUday. 21.

el4 ast North. N'w Tork. i.nd Klsla P. risher. 21, 404 East New Virgil L.

Kinder. 4. 104 West El.h.. e-nth, and Msrtba fiiahop. 10.

1424 Weal Eighteenth Swift. 21. J1I4 Fletcher, and Jessie M. Donnelly, )o. 115 Shelby.

John Sampson, 41. II West North. snd Bertha C. J4cCarly, 41. Ill, Cljrfnca Rarn.rrl.

11. Osklandoa, Inil l. -a 933 N. Illinois St. W.

will sen a s-tube Rad'oTa. jnper-Heterodyc. A Phil. aotket cower, umi, ir-ai and Music Master lu4 spaker. is good condition; p.anas and vk-trolaa.

daiese suites, davenport taste, library anil csnter taMes. liana roans suites. Door iamre and smokers. buffers, dressers, fcoelrxa-. chiffonier and chiftV-robe.

reciters, diners and gh chair cabinets and kitr-nea saff a Nubian Hotnlast and ether beaters, cook atove ad gas range, new bed spreads, aew blankets and other bedding, rurs and linoleurua Hodges Auction Co. Kller ALCTION stork, natures and fcruteholi Will sell without reserve to hig iiest bidder, oa the srtrj-laea. 144:, W. Ohie at southeast cer-aer ef Ohie and Harding eta-, ladlaa-asulis. MONDAY.

NOV. 1 A M. Grocery stok and nxture. ronsistH er the followinx articles: loe box. counter anpiay eoz.

computin scales, aieat block, meat toola counters and shelving ami ether equipment used in the operation of a arocery and meat eusinefis. AUo houeeholl roods. electric washer. Improved Hows at wlng machine, heatln stove, rusa and emer articiea toe aumerous te men-tiea. Terms, cash, otto Kox.

ewnsr. R. C. Ko-Land Auction Company, auc tioneers. 4:3 Occidental Indian- spoils.

1M.4. AUCTfOV. Nov. 1, beginning at 1 a. ra.

lu acre. 49 acres, 11 acrea and 40 acres, about miles east, 1 mile north Noblesville. Offered as whole and separately. Folaal Auction Ce, 421 Occl-denta, Wdg. AUCTION.

Saturday, Nor. beainning at 1 r. at sale Darn in miscellaneous articles and a acres tim ber lsnd near Menist, Mich. o-ljind Auction Company. 421 Occidental DON'T forget th auction sale todijr 1 p.

an. at 41! W. Uirhigan su Hodge Atctioa Co. ri. ACCTIOX Xov.

T. o'clock, s-room reshidsnce. 110 Port Muncie. Ko land Auction 421 Occidental bin. 39 LEtiAL NOTICES.

State ef Indiana, County of Vayn. is: Ofrlr-e of Board of School Trustees, Kchool City of Richmond, Ind. NOTICE TO BIDDERS, 8CHOOUIOVSE CONSTRUCTION. Notice it heieby given that the school city ef Richmond. by its board of school trustee will rsceive sealed bids at the office ef said board, southeast corner ef North Tenth and streets, Richmond.

until 2 o'clock p. m. Wednesday, Nov. 30, 1C7, at which time aud place th same will be publicly opened, read and considered in submission of bids for the const rm Uuii of an elementary and grade school building for said school city on site at northwest corner of School and Sheridan streets in aaid city; and all according to the plans and specifications ir aa prepared by Messrs. Hamilton, Fellows and Wilkinson, architects.

Tower court, Chicago, 111., and as adopted by the board of school trustees of. said school city, and a approved by th slate board of health of Indiana and by the state bosrd of Account of Indiana and state board of tax commissioner of Indiana. Tho proposed building to be of brick construction, colonial In type, part two-story, psrt one-story, with stone trim, of alate and composition roof, and of siie practically 17 feet by II feet, with provision for combination recreation room and auditorium, and of the estimated cost of On Hundred Thousand Dollars. The plan and specifications are on (lie for the Inspection of bidders et th office of said board of school trustees, and at the office of said architect; and copies are available cn application to architects and upon payment of Fifteen Dollar per tt to cover cost of printing and forwarding. Bidders must familiarize them selves witn sucti plana ami specincatmns before bidding, with provision therein for of bids, as no departure from same will be considered.

All item of masonry, carpentry and Structural steel will be considered In one proposal as th general contract. Bidders in submission of bid may submit th same as follows: 1. For th construction of building as defined above, the general contract. 2. For th Installation of steam heat ins; and ventilating system.

3. tor the mstniiauoa or piumDing id swerage system. 4. For the Installation of alietrlcil work. I.

For th provision ef th lathing ana plastering. For th provision of th archltec tural Iron. 7. For th provision of th painting ana wnoa nnisning. I.

For the provision or tn giaiing. For the provlilonyfof th sheet metal snd rooflne. 9 10. For th provision of the tenazio loof 11, Far the provision c. in linoleum floor coverings.

12. For tu provision of th marble work. 13, For the provision of th metal tall partitions. urnaers may sunrnii dius inr any ono or mora ot th above division, but In so doing must Indicate the amount at which the respective divisions are bid. and in this wax bidder is only required to submit his bid for such portion or portions of th total construction as ho may desire.

All bid must accompanied by th certified check of the bidder in sum equal to at lrant I per centum of 1Mb srrods bid or bids, conditioned upon his nterins; Into written contract with ap proved surety ir tne succcuatui nmifr according to proposal. Tho surety of. fered with the contract to he of an firoved surety company authorised to rnnsuct lis business In the state of Indiana, and malntnlnlnn an established office and anoncy In the city of Richmond, and such contract of suretyship to bo conditioned in compliance with the provisions of the laws of the state of Indiana, and especially in compliance with the provisions of Clmn. 41 of the laws of th state of Indiana, nets of th General Assembly, 1121, paic All bids and proposals shall upon th forms prescribed by the at at board of accounts of Indiana, and unless bid are upon such form accompanied by certified check a abov, no consideration will ha riven to proposal. Th successful bidder will required to enter into written contract and to deliver hi bond aa above stated In sum equal to the amount of contract, and as usually conditioned for faithful compliant and shall further file certificate of compliance with the provision respecting workmen' compensation laws of the state of Indiana.

The successful bidder will be required to enter upon hi work without delay, and to prosecute th sama with all reasonable speed. The board of school trustees of th school city of Richmond In Its receipt of bids specifically reserves the right to reject any and all bid submitted, with, out alvin; any reason therefor. SCHOOL CITY OK RlCHMjpND, IND. By Walter McConaha. Willard Z.

Carr and Charles B. Beck, Board of School Trustees. William O. Bate, Superintendent. Hamilton, Fellows A Wilkinson, Architect.

Oardner. Jessup Tripp. Attorneys. INDIANA WORLD WAR MEMORIAL. NOTICE TO BIDDERS.

Healed proposals will be received by the trustees of th Indiana orld War Memorial at their office, 102 War Memo, rial building, southeast corner 'St. Clair and Meridian streets. Indianapolis, until 10 a. m. Dee.

20. 1927, for the sale and removal of the buildings In Square I In the city of Indianapolis. Marlon roun-tv. Indiana, said square belns; hounded bv Meridian. North.

Pennsylvania and Miebivnn strpets. the removal of the buildings to begin within five days after Jan. l. I32. after removing nr wrecking nuilnfns.

the sld walls of all cellars and footings to same, basement floors, column therein and footwits to sama are to ne removeu, leaving clean basement e'xeavatlnns. All cement and concrete floor snd Mawillf, arA tn he removed. The stone removed from basement wall Is to be left on th site at street lovel and all other denri removea. inis applies to every building and basement tin rna m.niinnra piubic. Proposal are to be accompaniea ny a check for one thousand (11,000) dollsrs to insure the signing of the contract and the furnishing of the bond.

A surety company bond for fifteen thousand dollars will be furnished for th faithful performance of the contract. rcaen nronosai snail ne properly signen the full nnme of the nerson. firm or corporation submitting tne same. The trustees reserve th right to ject any and all proposals. K'r inc.

i WORLD WAR MEMORIAL. MARCUS 8. SONNTAJ, President FRANK H. HENLEY. Secretary.

NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR THE UnB OF THIS ei.BUiy I-TUTIONS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA. Notice Is hereby given that the Joint purchasing committee for the correctional and hpn.vnl.nt Institution of the state of Indiana will recslv at the ofnc of Its secretary. Room 320, Statehouse, In dianapolis, until io o'ciock a. Monday, Nov. 14.

1927. sealed ntds on rlrv aroods. notions, napery. and toweling according to a complete list aneclfvlng kind, grade and Quantity now on file In the office of th secretary of tne committee. The 1oint rjurchaaln committee serve he right to reject any and all bids submitted and to walv technical defects.

JOINT PURCHASINCI COMMITTEE. DAILY K. McCOY. Secretary. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

Notlc is hereby given to the tsjpayers of Wsvne townshlD. Marlon eouatv. Indl. ana. that the board of commissioner of said county has determined upon and duly authorised the Issue and ssle of bonds In the principal sum ot IA.30O banng interest at the rat of not to enceerf per cent per annum, to pro vide the fund to pay the cost of con' truet ng the Improvement of a hlrhwav I in said township known a th Chester Sterrett et at road.

HARRY rVPNtf AudlUr Marioa County, Indiana. th of th of th all he th th I 1 I Reports of U. S. Plan to Dam River Bring Excitement. BT KAIL H.

VOX WIKGAXD. CAIRO. Etypt, Xov. (Universal Service) 'Th Nil 1 th lifeblood of Esypt. anl upon it the existence of nation, yea, th very life of the EsTPtiaa people depends.

Egypt, if need be, will so to war with Abyssinia ta defeat th American psoject and to defend her existence if that project means th curtailment of the waters of th This declaration to me by a prominent Egyptian, a big man in politics and affairs, shows how all Egypt is stirred by th news from New Tork a project by Americans with the alleged support of th Stat Department, to construct a dam across the Blue Nile at LaJ Tsana. Th dam would divert a large proportion of the water, it is claimed and diminish flow of water for Egypt. WATER TXITES EGTFTIANS. Water" is a word the significance which th lowest peasant understands. It unites all Egyptians.

News that th flow of this one national artery is to be interfered with, and above all by America, is th biggest! possible sensation In Egypt. eom- parable to what might happen hi! America if America suddenly learned that eome foreign power had gotten control of th air breathe. To allay the excitement and fear government today issued a communique statins; that It is gathering poasibl Information and forward-Ins; th same to Premier Sarwat Pasha, who la now in London. The premier, who was scheduled to leave London today for Cairo, cabled that considered th news so important that he ia postponing his departure until Tuesday in order to confer with the British government In th meantime the Egyptian gov ernment has cabled their minister. Mahmoud Sami Pasha, at Washington, tew ask the State Department for the fullest Information.

I understand. also, has been Instructed to see President Coolldg and explain to him excitement and uneasiness which news has produced among th Egyptian people and th grave con. sequences such a project could hav in Egypt. To thoroughly understand th Egyptian perturbation, it must be remembered that Egypt rainless and has under cultivation acres watered only by the Nile. On this Irrigated territory dipcnl the lives and prosperity of Egyptians.

(Copyright.) FALL IMPROVES? CONSIDERS RETURN TO NEW MEXICO WASHINGTON, Nov. ()-Im-provement in th. Condition of Albert B. Fait has becom so marked that he Is considering- returning aoon to his horn in New Mexico. The lung congestion that has con lined the former Interior secretary and codefendant with Harry Sinclair In the Teapot Dome conspiracy case to his bed Is clearing up, his physician, Dr.

James J. Kilroy, today told Mrs. Fall, Ha said that unless complications arise Mr. Fall would have to remain here only long enough to gain strength for th trip home. Ha plans to call In other physicians for a con sultation befor this step is sanctioned however.

Assured that th danger point in Fall's Illness has passed, Mark B. Thompson of his counsel has left Washington and presumably will go directly to Las unices, N. M. Mrs. C.

C. Chase, a daughter, who has been nursing Mr. Fall, said it had been necessary to force him to eat. "His on idea In this life," she continued, "Is to get back to the sunshine and warmth of New Mexico." GUTHRIE DESCRIBES WHITE HOUSE VISIT 'People in Washington as a rule fall to understand President Coolldge," W. A.

Guthrie, ex-stitt senator, said last night on his return from Washington where Interviewed the President. "It Is generally thought, however. that Mr. Coolldge will not run for office again," he added. Mr.

Guthrie, who had not conversed! with thc'Prealdent since Mr. Cnr.lMo. I was Governor of Massachusetts, was surprised at Mr, Coolidge's memory. "Although It had been nearly ten years since I had seen him at Boston on a business matter, there was some thing about our conversation he re called, for he said he remembered me," Mr. Guthrie said.

"About all be said on this visit was the 'yes' and 'no' answers to th direct Questions I asked him." Th Indiana political corruption cases ar much talked of In Washing ton, Mr. Guthrie said, and indictment of four Indianapolis councllmen wa discussed widely. Mr. Guthrie made the trip East Wednesday with Sanford Starks and Paul Meredith. The visit to the President was made with Sen ator James E.

Watson. Building Permits. (Rt.orded Saturday, Nov. M- floor, 2141-47 North Ta! bott. 1200.

E. stout, dwelling and garag. 124 Wtat torty-nrsi. sa.uuv. Q.

Hahlng, dwelling, 1201 Southern, 13.0.0. Eari Sis-man, foundation, 214 Cumber land, i.l. O. R. Jenklna, addition.

1041 Division, 1130. S. J. ghankwiles, rsroof, Lexington, 1145.. tfnvs.

basement. 1233 English. 1150. William Kocn, lurnac. ijz-4j Lainoun.

Lui us French, furnace, 4401 North Me ridian, Indianapolis Water Company, furnace Morlot snd California. 1000. Staclihouse Company, furnace, 4601 Col- lege. R. C.

Qrltwald, furnace, 5130 University, 1271. Santa Rom. furnact, 2111 East Seven. teonth, 1600. Sola Rnlotln.

furnac. 1401 Hoyt. 1100. Earl H. Rlpler, garage, 1119 East New York, tioo.

John f. Hardesty. addition. 135 West Thirty-fourth. 1500.

80 LK'ML XOTICKS. Bids fot furniture and rugs for Muni, cipai court room for probstlon officers, a NOTICE TO BIDDERH, V'OTICE IS HEREBY OIVEN, That the undersigned, tha board of commissioners of Marion county, Indiana, will, up to 10 o'clock a. m. Nov. 14, 1927, receive sealed bids for ofnc furniture snd rugs for Municipal court room for probation officer, according to specifications on die In th offlc of th auditor of Marlon county.

Each bid must accompanied by a bond and an affidavit as required by law. The board reserves th right to reject nv nr nil hlfln. WITNESS our hand thl 17th day of October, 1127. 1 A I Li- CHARGES O. SI'TTON1, OEORGB SNIDER, Commissioners of Marion County.

Atteit Harry Ouna, Auditor. ON BLOCK PROGRAM mi aI Ti r--f aarsst EMIL Sr.lDEL. One of the outstanding additions to local radio entertainment will be th "Thrift Week" dance programs arranged by the William H. Flock Company and broadcast this week over WKBF. the Hooeier Athletic Club station.

This event opened with a program broadcast last night by th reg. ular Block orchestra under th direction of Pasquale L. Montani. Beginning this evening and continuing until Friday evening, Rlnck's "Thrlft Day" program will feature Km II Seldel and his ten Apollo in a half hour of lively dance tunes. They will be heard tonight from 10:15 to 10:45 o'clock.

Tomorrow evening. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday evenings the program will go on th air promtply at 8:45 o'clock. Th program for this evening-' broadcast consists ot th following selections "Just One Again." Dew Dewey Dsy." "That's No Bargain," "Blue Heaven" and "Someday Sweetheart." Requests received tonight will be Included in programs later In the week. 447.5 MAO OJ. 4 hlcage 4:00 Theater Organ Recital.

4:30 Jau Chapman' Orchestra. 3SI.I WAI. 7:30 A. A P. Gvpsles.

1:30 Musical Program. :10 Moon Mniric. 10:00 Palais d'nr Orchestra. WTAM. 4 00 Light Opera Orrheatra.

7:30 A. A P. Gvpsles, 1:30 Oenrrnl Motors "Party." 1:30 Dane Orchestra. 40.7 WFAA. IKIIas 404.

7:00 Mualral Program. 1:00 Folger Male Quartet. 374.8 WOC, Davenport 800. 7:30 A. ftp.

Gvpsle. 1:30 General Motor "Party." 4:10 Voss Vagabonds. S35.4 HO. lies Melnrs-540. 4:30 Roxv and His Gang.

7:30 A. A P. Gv pales. 1:30 General Motors "Party." 1:30 Moon Magic. 10:00 Palais d'Or Orchestra.

410 8 WJIt-WCX. Irtroit-440. 4:31 Rotv snd Ills Gang. 4:00 MrKlnnev's Cotton Pickers. uig rnrci and I.ntle Glenn." 351.7 J.

Detroit 150. 7:30 A. A P. Gvpsles. 1:10 General Motors "Partv." 1:30 Same as WEAK.

449.7 WRAP. Fort Worth-400. Msaaengnle. 4:00 'Th. himflnwpr niri 10:10 Fire Hall string iim 11:30 Ma.lestlc Theater fcntertalners.

JI70.4 WIMF. Kansas lty-110. 7:30 A. A P. Gvpsles.

1:30 General Motors "Party" 1:30 Power A 11-45 Night Hawk Frolic. 40.1.7 WCCO. Mlnnearmlls-St. Paul 740 4:30 Curtis Motel Orchestra. Hour.

1:00 Vedvll Program. 808.1 WOW, Omaha MO. 4-fO Rnxy and Ills Gang. 4:30 General Motors "Partv." 1:30 Dean Orchestra. 84J.1 RSD, St.

Louis-J0. 4:3" Roxy snd Ills Gang. General Motors "Parly." 30 Moon Magic 10:00 Casa Lopes Orchestra. ttSt KOt. 7:30 Hioan Palace Hotel Mulle.

3 30 Appreciation Program. :00 Srhu-rman'e Orcheatra. 1:15 Choir. Calvary Haptint Church. 408.8 PI, I oa Angelew-440.

Gamut Mai Quartet. 4:00 Johnaton'a Mimic Box 10:00 Grind Opera. "Krnanl." 11:00 Enid Newton, piano. 334 0 UN X. Lo Angeles-MO.

1:31 On Act Play. Hotel Orchestra. 1 Coconut Urov Orchestra. 884.4 KC.O. Oakland 740.

4:00 Hotel St. Francis Orchestra. 1:00 Roberts Orchestra 10:00 Orsnd Opera, "Krnanl." 44.1 kl.X. Oakland-Six 1:10 Dinner Concert. 10:00 Special Program.

481.8 K(iW. Perllaad-OlO. 4:00 Fields Salon Orcheetra. 10:00 Grand Opera. "Frnanl." "Venetian Hour." 422.1 KPO.

San Francisco-710. 410 Organ Recital. 10:00 Grand Opera. "Ernanl." 11:00 Whit King Program. 447.4 KFO A.

Seattle 474. 4:10 th. Awning." Grand Opers. "Ernanl." 11 :00 Selwln HsSrla. tenor.

Coyot Krollc. 870.1 HQ. Spokane 810. 1:00 Mahlon Merrkk Orchestra. 4:30 Organ Concert coyot Kroll- RESTRICT WIRELESS USE.

ATHENS Th Greek govenment is prohibiting the operation of all private wireless receivers having a wav length of more thsn 2,000 meters. ON PROGRAM. tVoorhlO ERNEST HEBERLIEN AND MRS, GLENN KIXGIIAM, Mr. Heberllen will sing a number o( vocal selections at the monthly program ot the Brookslde Civic League at branch library o. 6 this eve ntng.

Readings will be given by Mrs. Klngham. Tho remainder ot the program will be made up of Russian dances by Miss Dorothy Mabey: piano selections by Mrs. Sebastians Palms, and number by the Polk quartet. A Community Fund representative will speak.

Mrs. 3. H. Patton Is chairman of the program committee. Mrs.

William Kunkel is president of the league. A short business session will held before th entertainment. it i assaaaaaa. VI iiiaragnsllnri Mr. Demlng's musical career has been full of color and rich experience.

He mad his debut in 190 with the Kilties, and in succeeding years waa a featured member of th Fraxer Highlanders. GillilarU's Black Hussars and many other noted organizations. Ia 1910 Mr. Demlng cam to Indianapolis as a member of th Indianapolis military band, and when the Indianapolis orchestra was organised under th direction of the late Alexander Ernestinoff, played with that orchestra. Mr.

Demlng Is on of th Hire members of th Circle orchestra who were present on th opening night ot the Circle. His great attachment for th Circle and his distaste for traveling has forced him to refuse offers with Pryor and Sousa. Mr. Deming is a flutist of remarkable abliity, having a brilliant technic, outstanding style and perfection of phrasing that has made him a popular and well known musician. In addition to his musicianship.

Mr. Deming is also librarian of th Circle orchestra, an office In which he has perfected the cataloging ef th finest musical library In th central states. His Instantaneous index has been copied In many theaters. Last week when the Circle presented the "Moonlight Sonata." It was Mr. Demlng who arranged th entire pre sentation, one of the most lavish and prentious, in a musical sense, which it has been the privilege of th Circle to present.

Tonight's radio program by the ensemble follows: Xaurhty Marietta" Herbert Fiute Solo by Mr. Demlng. "Trail of Dreams tinar fwan 'Piccolo Pic," featuring Mr Demlng. "Nocturne" Tsthaikowskv Cello Solo Mr. Reuleaui.

Chaneonette" naron Sparklet's'" Mile Ed Resener, Walter Keuleaux and Dessa Byrd are other members of the ensemble. For one hour through th Bed network, the first General Motors Family party with such famous stars as William Collier. William Collier Jr. and Nora Bayes and instrumental groups directed by Nathaniel Shllkret. Patrick Conway and Joe Green participating will be broadcast this evening at 8:30 o'clock.

Three new songs never before sung In public and written expressly for this air program by Norma Gregg, the composer of sev eral of the ong hits In the Broadway success "A La Carte," will be hesrd. The program of one hour's duration Is divided Into three groups. The first of these will be provided by a forty two piece symphony orchestra under the baton of Nathaniel Shllkret, the second a revue with William Collier as master of ceremonies, and th con' eluding one a concert by th Goldman band with Patrick Conway, noted a a band master of many years, as the guest conductor. This program will be broadcast by WEAF. WEEI.

WTIC, WJAR, WTAG, WCSH. WRC, WGR, WCAE, WTAM, WWJ, WSAl, KSD, WHO, WOW, WJAX, WCCO, WOC, WDAF, WHAS. WHM, WMC, WSB, WBT, WTMJ and WSMB. Seventeen request numbers will be On the Air Today. LOCAL WFBM.

Indianapolis (IOM-37). IS Arme-Evan grain market reports. 4 P. M. Baldwin new record a.

5 P. M. Late new and sports. P. M.

lrcl theater. P. M. Baldwin Piano Company program, P. Book reylew.

1:3 P. American educational week address hj Kov P. Wise-. hart, stale supe'rlntendeat of (tab-He instruction. P.

I sir Tire Company program, 10:3 P. frolie by Charll Ilavl wehMtra treat Celambla Ilea, WKBF, Indianapoli 1 A. Recipe exchange. 10:30 A. M.

Liv stock market, weather forecast. P. M. Midwest live stock exchange. I P.

M. Late new bulletin. 7:30 P. M. International Bible Undents' Association.

P. M. Beard's Happy Brak Liners, P. M. Brunswick nana trope program.

P. M. William H. Black Company program. Among Today's Features.

1:30 P. Rosy and Hi Oang. WJZ and eleven atatlona. 7:10 P. A.

4k P. Gypsies. WEAF and fourteen stations, P. Vaughn ds Leath, Orchestra. WJZ.

I P. Orchestra. Musical Album. WOR and Columbia System, tlwo Hours.) 1:30 P. M.

Genersl Motors Psrty. WEAF and twenty-six stations. I P. M. "Rig Ford and Llttl Olen." WJR.

WCX. It P. M. Grand Opera. "Frnanl." KQJ, KOW, KPO and KIOA.

(By th Associated Press.) Programs in Central Standard tlm. All tlm I p. m. unless otherwise Wav lengths on left et call latter, kilocycles on right. iSSo WBAL, Baltimore 1.0M.

1:30 Rosy snd His Gang. 1:09 W'BAL, Staff Concert. 645.1 Bnffslo 5M. 7:00 dnnslcs! Program. Katherlne La 8hrk.

contralto. 1:00 Mam a WOR II Silver Slipper Orchestra. lKa.3 NAC. Bosioa l.OIS. 1 00 Staff 1.00 Captlvatora' Orchestra.

1:00 American Singers. 535.4 WTIC, Hartford ftSO. Departure OrehMtr. 7:30 A. ft P.

Gypsies. 4tt.J WOR. Newark 11. 1:09 Bernhsrd LevitoW Ensemble. 7:21 Krueger' Lleder.

1:00 Captlvatora' Orchestra. 1 Musical Album. 491.5 WEAF, New York 10. 1:00 Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 4:30 Chamber Music Series.

7:10 Air Frolic. 7:30 A. ft P. Gypsies. I General Motors Family.

:30 Moon Msglc. 10:00 Casa Lopes Orchestra. Itl.a-WfiBS. New York 0. 1:30 Emlllo Maestre, cello.

451.3 WJZ. New York Shoemakers. Roxy and His Gang. (in heitra Vaughn Leath. 1:00 Brever Social Hour.

10:00 Al Friedman Orcheatra. 40.V1 FI. Philadelphia 74. Adelphia Whispering Orcheatra. 50g WOO.

Philadelphia SM. 4:35 WOO Trio. 7:00 Mary E. Vogt, Orgn. I'lo Penosvlvanla Male Quartet.

1I.VS KDKA. PltUbargb M. 1:00 l.lttl Symphony Orchestra. 4:30 Rov snd HI Oang. 1:00 Orchestra, Vangha Leath.

4 We Buy Real Estate Contracts on Indlsnapolls and Marls county property from title holders, Mr. Fry. th Wash, initon Company, 237 W. Washington at MA. 071.

5 Farm Loans Marios, Johnson. Hamlltoa ewwntl. Sears-Harvey Company MA. 1541. 22 Inland Bask kids.

FIRST mortgage loans on Indianapoli real estate, I per cent Interest: prompt service, low coat. The Kpann Company. 251 N. Delaware at. MA.

0181. THE SPANS CORNER. LOW comtnlsaioa and interest charges on second mortgages under 11.504; nrst loana mad: contracta bought: second loan) en farm. 127 N. Del.

MA. 1 7 Si. QUICK FIRST AND SECOND LOANS Contracts bought; quick auto loana WM. SOLTAU. 327 BOARD OF TRADE 39 INSURANCE.

LOWEST rates plat glasa Insurance; continuous coverage. Phone for new rates. J. I. Cruse Realty HA.

1144. 87 MONEY TO LOAN. Borrow and Pay the Sterling Way We Loan $10 to $300 Quickly Quietly On Your Personal Property. No Endorsers. No Inquiries.

No Red Tape. Licensed and Bonded. All transactions handled In dignified, business-like manner. OUR PAY-BACK PLAN WILL PLEASE YOU. Sterling Loan Co.

709 Roosevelt bldg. N. E. Cor. Illinois and Wash.

sts. Tel. Lin. 4065. STOP! Ton Don't Have Spend Tour taut Cent Every Pay Day LOOK! What We Offer Tou In An Easy Payment Loan.

LISTEN! Select the amount heeded te pay eft your hills that require weekly or monthly attention and let ui furnish you the MONEY On small payment monthly will take care of all of them and leave yii i surplus from your salary. Payment on 1300 is. .15.00 Payment on $150 Is. 7.50 Payment on $50 6.00 and Interest THE CAPITOL LOAN COMPANY 141 E. Washington St.

MAin 0585. Lincoln 7184. MONEY TO LOAN ON AUTOMOBILES Legal rate-no red tape. Ride While You Pay 35S Indiana Ave. MA.

5949. Used Car Loan Co. Open Evenings and Sunday OTHER COMPANIES PAID OFF. QlIlCK LOANS On Furniture, Pianoi, Autos, Etc. $25 to $300.

Legal rate. LIn. 6335. Columbia Loan Co. 152 N.

Delaware st. LOANS On furniture, pianos, Vlctrolas, ate. 1300 or less. Quick, confidential service. Small navmenta to suit vour income.

Pay Interest oil the balance each month. Nothing deducted from loan. Call MA. SZ51. INDIANAPOLIS FINANCE CO.

101 New City Trust bldg. 110 E. Washington st. LOANS ON USED CARS or If your payments ar too high on your car com to us, will refinance you. RIDE WHILE YOU PAY Open every evening till p.

m. Lincoln Auto Loan Co. 203 W. Washington at. WE LEND up to 1300 to housekeepers; 24-nour service; courteous, inenaiy.

fair. Call, write or phone. Beneficial Loan Society 101 New City Txust bldg. RI. 9054.

AUTOMOBILE AND FURNITURE. Loana to the man who works. I.eeal rate, quick service. Plenty of parking space. Phone Rl.

4974. BUCKEYE FINANCE CO. 207 E. New Tork st. LOANS ON PERSONAL PROPKRTT.

DIAMONDS. AMERICAN LOAN CO. 347 Banker Trust bids. MA. 2983.

FURNITURE: LOANS-ll to 1310. LEGAL RATES POPULAR FINANCE CORPORATION ROOM 113, 101 E. MARKET ST. PHONE MAIN 1271 PERSONAL LOANS. 110 to 1301: legal rates: no mnorsers; no puDiiciiy.

rnone MA. 3923. Household Flnanc Corporation 404 Rreage bldg. 88 AUCTION SALES. AUCTION.

Nov. 14. 10 o'clock; 5 acres. 10 miles southwest Edlnbur. Fo-Land Auction Company, Auctioneers, 123 Occidental bids.

AUCTION, Nov. 15, 10 o'clock: 78 acres and personal property, I miles south west Bryant. Fo-Land Auction Company. Auctioneers, AUCTION Nov. o'clock: 5-room brick, 931 Hosnrook, Indianapolis.

Fo-Land Auction Auctioneers, 423 Occidental bldr. AUCTION. Ncv. 7. 10 o'clock.

Grocery slock, fixture, household goods. 1445 W. Oaio st. Fo-Land Auction Com- pany. AUCTION.

Nov. 10 o'clock; ln-room house, 120 Spencer Ind pis. Foland Auction Auctioneers, Rt. 1S64. AUCTION.

Nov. 14. I o'clock: vacant lot. West Duetedo street, Hhelbyville. Foland Auction 423 Occidental bld AUCTION.

Nov. 11. 1 o'clock: l-room bungalow, 1007 Barth Indpli. tn-land Auction Auctioneers. RI.

1IH AUCTION. Nov. I o'clock: 10 seres. miles northeast Bloomlngton, Foland Auction 423 Occidental bid. 1kUCTirNNov.

S. desirahVlot. 3374 Parker Indianapolis. Fn-laand Auction Auction, KL 11.4. USED, CARS.

TERMS. Central Buick Co. MIT Central ave. RAn. 1140.

MURPHT MOTOR3, INC. GOOD L'SED CARS. LIN. TS54 34 E. GEORGIA IT.

GOOD t'SED CARS. IjONG ALTO SALES. 1114 W. Meridian. Open evening.

GOOD USED CARS. NORTH6IDE HUDSON AND ESSEX CO. 2441 Central ave. Trucks. IP TOU WANT Good running- trucks in food condition, ae the following.

You will buy them at then price. Some of our cuatomera ar compelled to get speedier trucka: 1-ton G. chassis, cord tire, tine (or achool busses. 1575; 1 1-ton Stewart on with ataka body and cab. 1300: on with tab only tilt: 1 Hj-ton Stewart.

4-cyl-Inder, with cloaed tab, lata model. All of th abovo truck are electrically equipped: H-ton Mack, solid tire. 135(1. Martin Truck 421 N. Capitol.

MA. 144. THREE AUTOCARS m-ton coal dump bodiea and hoist, speclsl price: 1-ton White with closed cab, pneumatic tire. IITS; Reo apeed truck, covered expreaa body: I67S; panel body Dodge. -ton, good tires.

1209; Diamond T. 1-ton covered express body, 1200: 1-ton International. Hosed cab with solid tires, 1204; '4 -ton Standard, closed cab, solid tires, platform body, 1350. To won't find truck like these for the prices. Martin Truck 121 N.

Capitol ave. MA. 1316. INTERNATIONAL ton truck. pneumatic tires, 1926, prac tically new; less than half price $575, terms.

401 E. Wash. RI. 6762. Used Trucks of Known Value GENERAL MOTORS TRUCK CO.

Factory Branch. 121 N. Capitol ave. MACK TRUCKS For low hauling coat over a ions; period of year. Factory Branch, 72 N.

Capitol Lin. 141L Service station never closed. FORD, 1924, light panel body, starter, new motor rood; 135 down. A. W.

Bowen 145 Fort Wayne ave. USED TRUCKS. THE WHITE COMPANY. m-H Mim ave. Un.

7111. TWO trucka; bargain: cash or trade; good condition; one has dual transmission. RI, 6145. used" INC. Sales.

1501 N. Illinois. Service. FORD ton truck, 192(1 model: best condition; 2200. 1708 Madison ave.

31 AUTOMOBILES WANTED. AUTOS WANTED Cash for Your Car or Equity We Mean Business Late Models Preferred See Us First S. COHN SON Lin. 4062 140-142 W. Vermont Between Capitol and Illinois AUTOS WANTED We Pay Cash for Your Car of Equity No Delay 1924-25-26-27-28 Models Preferred I.

WOLF AUTO CO. "Largest In the State" 559-561 N. Capitol Are. Lin. 45164517 Plenty of Parking Space AUTOS WANTED We pay cash for your car or your equity.

See us first for real service. We mean business. 1924-25-26-27 and 28 Models COHN BROS. Indiana Auto Parts Tire Co. 608-10 N.

Capitol ave. RI. 3736. Wire, Write Phone CASH FOR USED CARS $200 to $1,500 Class No Delays Write, Phone or Drive Up Washington Auto Sales 401 E. Washington St.

RI. 6762. AUTOS WANTED Cash for late model cars, any Blake. Cash for your equity. Special price for V'ords Coupea and Sedans '25sv '2Js, '27.

Eureka Finance Co. 344 N. Delaware at. Wanted Fords and Ford Bodies Highest Cash Prices SWISSHEi.M PARKER, Hi K. Wa'liinKton t.

82 AITO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS. WILL close out in the next few days 500 good repaired balloon tires, all sizes, ready to'run, at $1.00 each. Better stock up this is the best buy of the year. This opportunity will not come again. NATIONAL TIRE SHOP 3548 W.

Washington USED AL'TO PAHTS AT BIO BAVINOS. DOKMAN BROS. $29-21 K. Washington. RI.

2T93. SERVICEABLE used tire, wholesale and retail; we tell them for let. Dunn IHAUUiAL lino 1461 W. Washington it. BE1.

S444. NEW Lambert troubie-proof tlrea; used balloon tires; guaranteed vuicamxina. 1HIIV TRIHn TIRE CO. 101 N. Capitol ave, LIn.

1770 Kaw solid rubber truck tires, ail lacs, all makes, marked 'way down for auick sal. 202 Kentucky, er call MA. 0287. AL'TO TOPS recovered, cushion n- aired, celluloid replaced, w. S.

Van' E. Market, MA. 3552. GOOD T7SED TIRES. iFEACH.

i-. i fine uOD 2117 W. Washington at. BE1. 4300 83 FINANCIAL.

flRST sr aecend mortgage en Indian atoli real estate: mortgage on farm. R. B. Wilson. 1101 National Citr Bank blag, l.ln 6104.

1200 INLAND RANK BLDQ. 3U7J urTKRNUuns. LOANS on first-clas city property: in sums of tSS.n'i" to 100.000: lowest rale, X. B. ahtltnn.

RAn, Someone." Nick Lucas; "Moonlight Bay." Dixl Land Four; "Forgive Me," played on th Roxy theater organ by Lew White: "Blue River." "Anna Belle Lee," "Hand Me Down My Walking Cane." "All By My Own-some." "My Sweetheart." "Hear Dem "Hula Blues." "Who Was th Lady." -You Can Walk Back From an Airplane." "Th Best Things In Uf Ar Free." "A Night In June." "Ida Sweet As Appl CUer" and "Just a Memory." Vaughn Cornish, barytone, and Marjorie Uarrold. mexxo-aoprano. will be heard on th Baldwin hour of music which will be broadcast at 7:50 o'clock this evening by WFBM. The instrumental selections will be played by th Baldwin string ensemble. Both or th soloists have been heard in previous broadcasts.

The program folio wa: Selection from tie." "Earl Carroll Vsni- Baldwin Pnaemhle "Falling In Lov" Meyer Vaughn Cornish. "Rio B'ta." Ztegfeld' produc tion, "Rio Rita" Tlerny Rildwln Ensemble. Torglv Me." "My Blue HeT" R. quest. Marjorle Harrold.

Cello ebllgato, Marcena Campbell. "Novelette" Walter Mever "Daicing Tambourine" W. C. Polla Baldwin Ensemble. Duet "Lock a Mttl Sunbeam In Tour Heart" Newman M'a Harrold and Mr.

Cornish. "Just a Memory" Henderson Vaughn Cornish. "My Heart Has Window" Oeman Pritr Baldwin Ensemble. Duet "Sometimes I'm Happy," from the Deck." Miss Harrold and Mr. Cornish.

"When Day I Don" (request Katehcr Miss Hsrrold. "Shanghai Dream Man" Akat "Hallelujah." from "lilt the Deck." BalJwIn Ensemble. The program has been arranged by Berta Miller Buick. Aviators will take to the air In a new sense when they present through Station WLW. "Flying Gold," a rada.

rlo, or radio play. Th first episode of the air melodrama will be given at WLW at 0:50 o'clock this evening. It will continue In ten episodes at the sama time on the ten successive nights. Each of the eight actors who will present "Flying Gold" ar actual or incipient aviators. Martha Croninger, th heroine, is one ot the first girls tn Cincinnati to learn to fly a plan.

She ia a student pilot at th Embry-Riddle flying school as are C. O. Megutre, th "villain;" Frank Shoemaker, the "mysterious stranger," nd Samuel Wilds. Metit. T.

Hlrbe Embry, president of the Emhry-Kid. die company; Lieut. John Paul Rid dle, manager, and Lieut. Raymond D. Harris, instructor, will have jiarts In the play.

Charles Planck, aviation writer, will present th descriptive passages. CONNIE DENSER. view CPIJVH AICV TS7MTU E7S7W. NSr TNKB APVICE XA KN0WTHE rTfAJOH 'A Tffo mcH Work Attach cp" to ACVIdE aJfYeNHerTCrHl! JIMWHAM. Rochester I0M.

Rosy snd Ills Oang. Novelty Sxtt. 1:0 S7S.5 WOY. Schenectady 7M. 1:31 Hotel Van CurUr Orchestra.

S33.I WBZ. Springfield to. 1:00 I.Frsncl and 4:30 Rosy snd Ills Gsng. 1:00 Aleppo Drum Corpa. 411.4 WIIAZ.

Tray 7J. 7.00 Vocsl Concert. 30 Hawaiian Home Circle Music. I 0 Hernia nee Orchestra, 4 OS. WRC, Washington 4.

1:00 Waldorf-Astoria Orchestra. 4:30 Rosy snd His Gang. 7:30 A. A p. Ovpslee.

1:34 Sam a WEAF. 1:10 Swsne. Syncopator. IS.t-WTAO. Worcester IA.

7:00 Poll's Palac. Theater. 1:30 General Motor "Party." WWNC. Ashes ill 101. 7:3) Happlneeslrls.

01 Old TltrmTHusle. 1:45 Vocsl Ensemble. 473t WB. Atlanta 030. 4:0 Rosy and His Cang.

4:30 General Motor. "Partv" Troutl Melody Artists. 2I3.S WDOD. C'liattanooga 1:00 Harvey HawMInn Trlu. 1:00 Moor Coal Trio.

3S4.4 KTHS. Hot Springe 780. 1:40 Ross Graham, basso. 1:00 Charles Dornberger Orchestra. .130.

WJAX. Jacksonville SM. 7:00 Dance Orchestra. 7:30 Old-Time Fiddlers. 1:00 Musical Program.

441.3 WHAV Loulnvllle 50. 7:30 A. Lombardl. tenor. 1:00 Royal Peacock Orchntra.

1:30 General Motor "Party." 14.8 WMC. Memphis 5s. Farm Talk. 1:30 Canova Concert. 310.7 WSM.

Na.htllle 840. Roxy snd HI Osng. 4:00 JacVaon Hotel Orchestra. 1:30 Genersl Motors "Partv." 3I0.S WCOA. Penweola 1J6.

4:00 Bridge Lesson. 1:30 John W. Ilorjes. violin. 1:00 Mrs.

C. M. Kellev, soprano. 754.1-WRVA. Richmond 1140.

7:00 fingers' Ciuh. :40 Ferdinand Hlmmelrelch. organ. 10:00 Hotel Richmond Orchestra. 574 KYW.

Chicago 57. 4 :30 Cotieress Hotel Orrheatra. 3S5.S WERU-WJJD. Chlcaao S70. 4:00 Palmer House Svmohony.

WON. Chicago SM. 1:35 Drak Ensemble. .144.4 L4. 4 hlcaga 7.

College Ina Orchestra. jsaywooou DKATHS. Margaret A. Shanghusey, 14. Hot Shelby.

chronic interetitla. nephritis. Daniel M. Moroney, is. 3140 West Mich.

Iiiiin, cerehral hemorrhage. rank Iwia Stilweh. 72, 5251 North western, chronic myocardltla. Ruth Ann Petrle 14. 137 East Thirty.

ninth: pulmonary tuberculoma. William Lester Stambro, 8 months, Cltf honpltal. malnutrition. Lawrence Earl Chamberlain, 1, City ho. pital, diphtheria.

Nettle Hall. 11, J014 North Illinois, ty. phold fevr. Lorraine Lenor Holdcroft, 1, 401 Chris- tlan, broncho-pneumonia. Stev Hot seller, 4 days, 114 East Empire, premature birth.

India J. Wonnell 74, Fletcher sanitarium, myocarditis. Wilms Robinson, (. City hospital, ttanus. BOARD OF WORKS.

A Contracts Awarded. (Recorded Saturday, Nov. I. 13404 Harris street, from south property line of Washington, te a point thirteen feet north of north railway ltn of the C. A St.

L. railroad. Marlon County Conatroctlon Company at 13.11 a lineal foot. 13407 Harris strtet, from the south property line of Washington treet te a point thirteen feet norht of north railway. To A.

Bruce at 11.31 a lineal way. To W. A. Bruce at 11.31 a loneal foot. M1KMONARV OttOrP TO MEET.

ttOSSVILLE, Nov. I A gre) meeting of Methodist missionary societies will held In the Methodist Church hete Tuesday. Mrs. E. Mathews, national secretary ef Christian Stewardship.

Indianapoli, will th chief apeaker..