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THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR, FRIDAY, MAY 21, 1943. 19 NEWS OF THE COURTS. SUPREME COURT. and that the ABSTRACTS. dummy, making of Support of Insane In State deceased.

ex rel Owen Milligam C.C. vs. Cause estate is transferred from Appellate Court. Reversed. Fansler, J.

(1) Appellant ruled claim against appellee estate for $5,583 for treatment and maintenance of decedent in state insane asylum from March 6, 1917, to March 29, 1940. The claim was disallowed, and the trial court held pay only after June 10, 1935. for $1.249.29 could be recovered. being at rate prescribed by statute, and so instructed the Jury. Appellee contends that the motion for new trial and appeal presents no question, as the real question is the amount of recovery and not the exclusion of relator's evidence of the claim for the time prior to 1935.

But the court holds that the amount of recovery is correct on the evidence admitted, and that appellant has properly presented the question. The fact that the relator filed motion for directed verdict for the amount that he was permitted to introduce evidence to support, does not bar him from his motion for new trial for exclusion of the evidence. The statutes relating to pay for care of inmates at state insane asylums are reviewed "It follows therefore that the court erred in excluding the testimony as to the cost of the care and maintenance under the 1917 act as amended. The decedent left a sister surviving. The appellant had the burden of proving that the decedent's estate was not needed in whole or in part for the support of this As to the construction of the statutes contrued, read the opinion.

-Courts and Jurisdiction-Jury Trial27854. Sikich et al vs. Springmann. trustee. Porter C.C.

Affirmed. Shake, J. (1) Appellant Sikich was adjudged a bankrupt, and other appellant is his wife Springmann is trustee in bankruptcy of the estate, and brought this suit to declare valuable real estate standing in the name of to appellee, Transfer Realty Company, the be a part of the bankrupt's estate "merely determines whether or not the board acted within its legal jurisdiction." Sec. 211, Ind. 20, 25.

The evidence WAS conflicting, and the court will not weigh such conflicting evidence. -Withdrawal of Plea of Guilty After 27809. Engle vs. State. Parke C.C.

Affirmed. Richman, C. J. (1) Appellant entered a plea of guilty to a charge of automobile banditry, and was sentenced to 25 years in State Reformatory. About a month later he fled a pettiton to vacate the judgment, and to change his plea to not guilty.

After a hearing the petition was denied. question for the trial court was whether appellant entered his plea of guilty and question for this court is whether the trial court's denial of the petition was an abuse of a sound judicial discretion." The court reviews the showing by the record, showing conflict in appellant's testimony on direct and cross-examination, and conflict with other evidence, setting out, verbatim, about a page of the examination of a witness, and that appellant's testimony harmonizes therewith. It is held there is no showing of any abuse of discretion. -Lawyers' Wrangle Proceeding Dismissed. Hemmer, etc.

Put- 27468. Millikan vs. nam C.C. Proceeding is dismissed. man, C.J.

(1) Appellant tiled an information seeking to have James A. McCormick cited for contempt in an abandonment of appellant's appeal. McCormick filed a return showing that Arthur Iles had instigated the action of appellant, and WAS really responsible for acts complained of by appellant against McCormick. Iles was ordered to file a which he has done. The showing is not complimentary to any turn, the parties to the controversy, but shows pettiness, but there is no such showing as will cause the Supreme Court punish either McCormick or fles, the proceeding is dismissed.

ACTION. 16821. Caldwell et al vs. Bankers Company, trustee. Marion C.C.

Appellee's petition to transfer is denied. Roler. Pulaski 16958. Swinney vs. Nutrition Knowledge Is An Important Home Front Weapon A Weekly Series of Articles On the Proper Feeding of Your Family Presented by the Indianapolis Chapter of the American Red Cross and the Marion County Office of Civilian Defense Vitamin A Milk, fresh and evaporated, and a few cereal products are being enriched with Vitamin Vitamin A is present in Nature in two forms.

either by irradiation through exposure to ultraOne form found in butterfat, fish liver oils and violet rays or by the addition of Vitamin obthe livers of animals, is the vitamin itself. It is tained from fish liver oils. made by the animals from the other form which is found in vegetables and fruits. This form is The growing child and the pregnant and called carotene because are the vege- nursing woman should have a daily minimum of table which contains the greatest amount it. one or two teaspoonfuls of cod liver oil or its It is present in all fruits and vegetables which equivalent.

Other adults can gain added prohave a bright yellow or green color. This is why health by taking two or three teawe say that a colorful diet is healthful diet. of fish liver oils a week. Human beings, like animals, store Vitamin A Vitamin in the liver and when the diet does not supply enough, these stores are used When that Ascorbic acid gets its name from the fact happens the deficiency disease begins to appear. that it was first discovered as a cure for a terThe first symptom is night blindness.

This rible disease common to sailors on long voyages means that the eyes cannot easily from where they could not get fresh fruits and vegebright to dim lights and, as changes worse, the tables. Long before Vitamin was discovered, eyes cannot see well in dim light at all. Later it was found that British sailors kept free from disease of the eyes may appear, which scurvy by the addition of lime juice to their rapermanent injury to the eyes, and, if 'not tions. Thus they came to be called "Limeys." checked, results in blindness. It is called xerophthalmia.

Scurvy is now seldom seen in this country. But many people suffer from unrecognized deLack of Vitamin A also affects the health of ficiency of Vitamin C. "Spring fever" restlessthe linings of the nose, mouth and passages used ness, irritability in children and a general runfor breathing. It lowers the resistance to in- down feeling may be due to lack of this vitafections, especially of the respiratory type, as min. If it continues, the teeth and bones may colds, influenza, etc.

It also affects the surfaces be damaged blood system weakened so of all internal It may cause muscular that it cannot fight infections. weakness, poor organsin and hinder tooth and Ascorbic acid is used in the body in forming bone development. healthy tissue around certain cells, as the marVitamin A is very important to the new- row in the bones, the dentine that makes up born baby and to the woman who is pregnant the greater part of the teeth, the walls of the or nursing a child. Daily requirements of Vita- capillaries or tiny blood vessels and other conmin A are measured in International Units. nective tissues.

If it is lacking, may be This is equal to 0.0006 milligrams of pure caro- soreness of the joints, sore, bleeding" gums, tene. The best way to measure the daily needs weakness and a tendency to easily. Seriis to compare the amount in common foods with ous deficiency may result in scurvy. the daily requirements, as follows: Children between the ages of 2 and 14 years require the Citrus fruits are the best source of Vitamin amount of Vitamin A contained in: A. An eight-ounce glass.

of orange juice will furnish 100 milligrams, more than the daily 1 serving green or yellow vegetables requirements for an adult. The United States egg Children's Bureau recommends giving strained 1 quart of whole milk orange juice, juice or other source of Vitamin end of the first month, tomathe Adult needs can be supplied by: beginning with a teaspoonful a day, and gradu1 pint milk increasing until two tablespoonfuls are 1 egg given twice a day from the third month on. If 2 pats of butter tomato juice is given, twice as much is needed. 1 serving green or yellow vegetable Daily needs in acid are shown by Common foods which may be substituted are the following (ascorbic acid is measured shown in the following in milligrams the head of a common pin International weighs one milligram): Foods Units Person Milligrams 1 cup milk 460 1 cube cheese, 682 Man, moderately active 75 Woman 1 egg 540 1 ounce liver 1,418 Moderately active 70 In pregnancy 100 1 tablespoon butter 600 In lactation 150 cooked greens 13,000 cup stewed 3,442 Children 4 medium stewed 715 Under one year 30 cup cooked 1,870 1-3 years 35 1 cooked sweet 1,700 4-6 6 years 50 1 banana 280 7-9 years 60 1 medium tomato, 1.020 10-12 years 75 1 tablespoon cod liver 3.585 Girls, 13-20 years 80 Vitamin A is not dissolved by water, but by Boys, 13-15 years 90 oil. It is not destroyed by boiling or exposure Boys, 16-20 years 100 to air, but is affected by cooking in fat or oil.

These requirements may be supplied by the amount of ascorbic acid in common foods as Vitamin shown by the following This vitamin is associated with Vitamin A Food Milligrams because both are carried in fats, especially fish grapefruit 38 liver oils. Vitamin differs from other vitamin cup tomatoes 25 because it can provided by sunshine. The cup lemon juice 56 skin contains a substance which the ultraviolet cup canned pineapple rays from the sun (or sun lamp) change into 10 large strawberries 35 the vitamin. The effect of these rays is hindered cantaloupe 60 by clothing, window glass or dirty, smoky or cup sliced fesh pineapple. 19 foggy air.

They are most efficient during the medium baked potato 6 sun is most directly overhead. Too much ex- cup cooked 12 summer and the middle of the day when the 1 raw green 120 posure to the sun's rays may harm the skin. 1 cup cooked kale 50 Vitamin is necessary to everyone, but cup chopped raw 71 1 especially to growing children and pregnant or cup raw cabbage 13 nursing women. It enables the body to make cup cooked beet greens. 24 use of calcium and phosphorus to build and cup cooked 14 maintain good bones and teeth.

The body canthese minerals properly without Vita- Properly canned fruits and vegetables renot use it build bones and teeth with tain most of the ascorbic acid and orange juice min nor can for breakfast may be prepared the night before Vitamin unless it has sufficient calcium and and kept covered in the refrigerator. Ascorbic phosphorus. acid is destroyed by long cooking or by the use The disease caused by a lack of either the of soda in the cooking water. It dissolves in vitamin or minerals is called rickets, and may water and should not be poured away. It is result in deformed bones, teeth or other struc- destroyed by long exposure to the air.

Fruits tural defects. and vegetables for salads should be cut up just before they are to be served and should never Vitamin is found in few natural foods. stand in water. Fish liver oils are the richest sources. Fat fish, beef, lamb or pork liver, eggs, butter and cream furnish small amounts.

tables taken from Food and Nutrition. Appellee's petition to transfer is denied. 27815. Flowers VS. State.

St. Joseph C.C. Appellant's petition for rehearing is dented. APPELLATE COURT. ACTION.

17113. Butler University vs. Danner, executor, et al. Marion P.C. Appellees' petition for certiorari is granted.

17131 Akus Jr. V8. State. Sullivan C.C. Appellant's motion to amend signment of errors, is overruled.

17076. Blake vS. State. Appellant's motion for stay, is overruled. MINUTES.

16931. Richmann vs. Reasner. Warrick C.C. Appellant's petition and briefs to transfer, and request for oral argument, with proof of service.

16896. Pisarski et al vs. Glowiszyn et al. Porter 8.C. Appellants petition and briefs to transfer, with receipt.

17082. Damier et al vs. Baine Jr. St. Joseph 8.C.

Appellants' reply briefs with proof of service. 16866. Lane vs. Gugsell. Crawford Appellant's petition to transfer and petition for time to file briefs on transfer.

17121. Adkins vs. Paparad, Shelby C.C. Appellant's briefs. with proof of service, and request for oral argument.

NEW SUIT. 17145. Brown, administrator, Vs. Addington. Delaware C.C.

Record. signment of errors. In term. Bond. Stay of execution.

Submitted under Rule 2-14. SUITS FILED IN COUNTY COURTS. CIRCUIT COURT. 5267 In matter of the petition of Charles Kenneth Haigerty to change his name. Andrew Jacobs.

SUPERIOR COURT. Room 26256. Catherine Meyer vs. Ronald E. Meyer.

Divorce. F. K. Miller. 26261.

Paul D. Rogers Vs. Mary E. Rogers. Divorce.

Herman L. Ridenour. 26266. Margie Snyder vs. Thomas F.

Snyder. Divorce. L. A. Shaw.

-Room 2. 26247. Earl Talkington Margaret Talkington. Divorce. Todd Craig.

26252. Hazel Marie Berry vs. Joseph Freeman Berry. Divorce. E.

D. Miller. 26257. Otto J. Feucht et al vs.

Edward A. Ogle. Note. John G. Rauch, James R.

Chase. 26262. Carl V. Spickelmier et al M. Bodensick et al.

Mechanic's lien. lot 179, Bullman Heights Addition. Lyman H. Rhoades. 26267.

Raleigh Burk vs. Alfred Hate et al. Improvement liens. Frank J. Noll Jr.

26272. Florence Day vs. William L. Day." Divorce. Newgent, Bayee Poe.

-Room 26258. Otto J. Feucht et al VS. Everett F. McCoy.

Note. John G. Rauch, James R. Chase. 26263.

Clyde Bristow vs. Mae S. Bristow. Divorce. George M.

Ober. 26268. F. Alvin Storey vs. Edith Lillian Storey.

Divorce. Spencer, Reddington, Thomason Adams. 26273. Rosamond Lewis va. James Lewis.

Divorce. George S. Stewart. -Room 28254. Laura Alice Rivenburgh vs.

John Garner Rivenburgh. Divorce. Milton Siegel. 26259. Margaret Ann Strickland Robert G.

Strickland. Divorce. Lawrence A. Shaw. 26264.

Lillian M. Schrader vs. John Schrader. Divorce. Rinier, Thayer Deranian.

-Room 5. 26265. Myrtle Cloyd vs. Johnnie Cloyd. Divorce.

E. L. Johnson 26270. George Ellen Cole vs. Lee Cole.

Divorce. Frank R. Beckwith. 26275. Thelma S.

Stump vs. Raymond F. Stump. Divorce. R.

B. Gregg. SUITS FILED IN MUNICIPAL COURTS. -Room 1, 4619. Chicago Lying-In Hospital V8.

Miles Reed. Note. Cox Cox. 4621. Norvill C.

Mynes vs. Albert McDaniel. Damages. Fenton, Steers, Beasley Klee. 4623.

Commonwealth Loan Company, vs. Raymond E. Walden. Note. Silas Lipman.

4625. Edna E. Burns vs. Ned Hanlan Schmidt. Account.

Newgent, Boyce Poe. 4627. Edna E. Burns George R. Nulf.

Account. Newgent, Boyce Poe. -Room 4618. Ben H. Forbes vs.

Davis Cleaners, Inc. Damages. Edward P. Hart. 4620.

Herbert L. Lowe VA. Henry Miles. Damages. Fenton, Steers, Beasley Klee.

4622. Lowell A. Morgan V8. Ada Jenkins. Damages.

Fenton, Steers, Beasley Klee. 4624. Edna E. Burns vs. Gail Conaughton.

Account. Newgent, Boyce Poe. A Account. 4626. Edna Newgent, E.

Burns Boyce vs. Poe. Clarence Bray. Vital Statistics BIRTHS. BOYS.

Robert, Martha Wright, St. Vincent's. Alva, Edna Elder, St. Vincent's. Samuel, Lorene Stephens, St.

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James, Dorothy Brady, 232 Smith. Fred, Isabel Davis, 1845 North Talbott. GIRLS. Arthur, Lucille Dillard, 2023 Sheldon. Fred, Adela Kording, 2344 South California.

Robert, Alice He Hager, 1727 Broadway. Paul, Rosemary Ritchey, 811 South Tremont. MARRIAGE LICENSES. Charles Richard Miller. Sibert, Ala.

Ruth Emma Springer. City George Rejko. 1. Plainfield Theresa Nellie Kuzma. Mich.

Kenneth E. Sheeks. Peary, Va. Betty Jean Mills. .2020 Westview Thomas Philip Fort Harrison Violet E.

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Army Waneta Alice Keever. ,305 North LaSalle BURIAL PERMITS. Albert Mahler, 76, 3319 Robson, myocarditis. Robert Page, 67, 2132 Boulevard place, acute cardiac dilatation. Maria Goodloe.

75, Lafayette, hypertension. Anthony James Raymond, 74, City Hospital, cerebral hemorrhage. Ella Irwin, 83, 2254 Central, cerebral hemorrhage. James L. McGee, 56, 1012 East 46th, coronary occlusion.

August Fearnaught, 87, 2254 Central, teriosclerosis, Rosa Vielhaber, 63, City Hospital, uremia. George L. Gregg, 58, City Hospital, diabetes mellitus. Eva White, 41, 716 Pleasant Run parkway, carcinoma, William H. Hartwig, 74, 342 East Orange, carcinomatosis.

Rebecca A. Plake, 70, Methodist, cardio vascular renal. Bert Larison, 53, Long, cerebrospinal meningitia. Harriet Emiline Stockwell, 76, Central State Hospital, arteriosclerosis. Incorporations Coca-Cola Bottling Company of New Castle, New Castle: amendment changing capital stock to 5,000 shares common, no par value.

Putnam County Milk Producers Association, Greencastle; no capital atock; operative dairy business. Roy Abrama, Claude Johnson, Gene Keller and others. Central Lumber and MIll Company, Hammond; final dissolution. Person Construction Company, Illinois corporation: admitted to Indiana to engage in general building construction. The Benton Review Shop, Fowler: articleR accepting provisions of General Corporation Act of 1929; 750 shareR common BRINGING UP FATHER By GEORGE McMANUS ONE O'CLOCK- AND OH -OH! MAGGIE'S YOU DARLING! HE'S NOT HOME YET.

WAITIN' UP FER BOND WAR BOND ANOTHER FOR WAR ME! HELL HEAR FROM ME- WELL- IM ME WHEN HE NOT AFRAID TO YOU'RE 60 BY GOLLYGO N- PATRIOTIC WAR CERTAINLY BONDS WILL BRING PEACE Cape. 5-21 1 DEATH NOTICES CHADWICK-Horace Manning of Freeport, father of Ruth and Mary Papke Chadwick of Indianapolis, age 82, died Thursday morning, May 20. Funeral Saturday, 10:30 R. m. at Morristown at the Hauck Funeral Home.

Burial at Hanover cemetery, COHEN -Samuel. of 3310 N. Meridian street, passed away Thutsday morning. Husband of Dora. father of Suzann, brother of Harry Mrs.

Harry Miller, Mrs. Max Rutenberg, Mrs. Maurice Perk and Mrs Frank A. Sloan. Service will be conducted 2 p.

m. today at the AaronRuben Funeral Home. Interment SharaTefilla cemetery. COHEN-Hannah. 2014 North Illinois, passed away suddenly Thursday morning: sister of Mrs.

Wolf Hecht and Mrs. Ada Harrison. Service will be conducted 3:30 p. m. today at the Ruben Funeral Home, Interment Beth- -El cemetery.

DE SANNO -James of 4451 North Davidson street, entered into rest Wednesday, age 84 years, father of Mrs. William F. Liehr, Mrs. Frances Rose day, brother of Mrs. Elizabeth Burnett and William DeSanno.

Services Saturday, 3 p. at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hill cemetery. Friends are welcome.

ENMEIER Charles, of 1801 Park avenue, entered into rest Wednesday, age 53 years. brother ot Mrs. Alma Blackwell and Gertrude, Paul, William Raymond and Dr. N. T.

Enmeier. Services Friday, 2 p. 111.. at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel.

Burial Westphalia, Ina. Friends are welcome. FEARNAUGHT-August, age 87, brother of Charles and Mrs. Mary F. Schmidt, uncle of Carl Fearnaught, Herbert Schmidt and Flora Baase, all of Indianapolis, and Albert Fearnaught of Cincinnati, passed away Wednesday, ices at Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 2 p.

m. Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. HICKEY- widow of Patrick mother of Thomas Mary and Helen Hickey; grandmother of Mary Margaret Hickey, city; Mrs.

James Conerty, Chicago, passed away at her residence. 415 N. Arsenal Wednesday, 3:45 p. age 82 years. Funeral from Grinsteiner's Funeral Home, 1601 E.

New York Saturday, 8:30 a. requiem high mass Holy Cross Church, 9 a. Burial Holy Cross cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home any time, Members of G. A.

Division 552 will have services Friday, 8 p. m. Members of Altar Society will meet Friday, 8:30 p. m. for prayer.

HILDEBRAN 4619 College beloved husband of Frances, departed this life Wednesday, age 57. Funeral Friday, May 21, at Moore Kirk North Side Colonial Mortuary, College at Fair. field, 10 a. m. Burial Washington Park.

Friends invited. KLAISLER Jacob entered into rest Thursday, age 82 years, husband of Nora Klaisler (deceased), father of Andrew J. and Charles H. Klaisler, brother of Mrs. Julia Kipp.

Services Saturday 1:30 p. m. at Harry W. Moore Peace Chapel. Burial Crown Hill.

KREMM-Martin. age 71 years, father of Mrs. Robert Yohler and Arthur M. Kremm, passed away Thursday afternoon. Funeral services at Royster Askin Mortuary, 1902 N.

Meridian 3 p. Saturday, Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Friday. 1961 Ruckle beloved husband of Ocie Kern McClure, father of Mrs. Ruth Evans, Bloomington, and Mrs.

Katherine Edwards. Brookville, passed away Wednesday morning. Service at the Flanner Buchanan Mortuary, Friday, 3 p. m. Friends invited.

Burial Crown Hill. Friends may call at the mortuary. -Larry Neal, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Don Oden, passed away Thursday.

Funeral service 2 p. Saturday, May 22d at Phillippi Funeral Home (Zionsville). Friends may call at funeral home after 1 p. Friday, PLUMMER-Anna, age 73, mother of Fred, Walter, Henry, Guy and George Plummer, and Mrs. Alice Ferger, passed away in Zion, Thursday, Funeral services at the McCord Funeral Home in Oaklandon, Saturday at 3 p.

m. Burial I. 0. 0. F.

cemetery, Friends may at the funeral home after 7 p. m. Friday. REESE-Gido, beloved husband of Mary Reese, 1118 Bacon father of Robin. Mrs.

Frank Elliott, passed away at Butfalo, N.Y., Wednesday. Friends may call at the W. T. Blasengym Funeral Home, 2226 Shelby from 9 A. m.

till noon Saturday, and at the Shelby Street Methodist Church, 2904 Shelby street, from noon until time of service, 1:30 p. m. Saturday. 1 Burial at Martinsville. -Clara Mae.

age 34 years, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Ritchison and sister of Mrs. Lucie Stone, Mrs. Lillian Neivens and Laverne Ritchison, passed away Monday evening.

May 17. Funeral Friday, May 21 at 2 p. m. at the Royster Askin Mortuary, 2310 West Washington street, Burial at Floral Park. Friends may call at mortuary, WIRTZ-Josephine wife of George H.

Wirtz, mother of George A. Wirtz, sister of Mrs. Hazel McCloskey, Zionsville, died at the Methodist Hospital Wednesday. Friends may call at the Kirby Mortuary, Meridian at 19th street. Funeral Saturday, 8:30 a.

from the mortuary: 9 a. St. John's Church. Interment St. Joseph's cemetery.

Friends invited. 2 CARD OF THANKS LIVER wish to thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and floral offerings received at the death of our husband and father, Loren Oliver. -Wife, Daughter and Sons. FUNERAL DIRECTORS JAMES F. BAILEY.

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Guido R. Reese. Lodge will open at 12:15 p. m. and proceed to W.

T. Blasengym funeral home, 2226 Shelby Funeral services will be at 1:30 p. m. at Shelby Street Methodist Church. Burial will be at Martinsville.

Master Masons invited. B. L. PARHAM, W. M.

HOWARD C. SMITH. Secretary, BIRTH 7 ANNOUNCEMENTS WATTS Roy Allen and Florine Messer Watts wish to announce the rival of a baby boy, Roy Anthony, 5 pounds 13 ounces, Sunday, May 16th. and 500 shares preferred of $100 par value. F.

H. Brown Drilling Corporation, withdrawal. Kokomo Beverage Company, Kokomo: dissolution. White Rock Mineral Springs Company, New York: registration of trade-mark "White Rock" and design. Class 44: nonalcoholic beverages.

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Berghoff, John A. Berghoff, Versailles Realty Company, Versailles. Agent, John L. Purdum, Versailles: 200 Series A preferred, 200 shares Series preferred, 200 shares Beries preferred and 400 shares common stock of $100 par value. Holland Custard and Ice Cream, Holland: amendment increasing common stock to 240 shares of no par value.

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Want to Buy FEATHERS Old and new--Duck and E0056 for out armed forces and essential civiltan needs Mall small sample in plain enveiope Beat prices. 429 MAB8, AVE. BURKLE RI. 6695. CARPENTER.

roofs, porches, brick siding. Cement work. HO 8523. CARPENTERING; job work: screening. roofing, garage repairs.

CH. 3827. SPECIALIZE screens, doors, repair. North side pref. TA.

3663 eves. or Sundays. CRUSHED STONE. CINDERS. crunned stone; dump truck for hire, WA.

4330. CINDERS. CINDERS, crushed atone, gravel for driveways; quick service. RI. 8746.

DRY CLEANING. ALL MEN'S SUITS CONTOUR PRESSED TO BETTER FITTING. GREGG SON, CLEANERS. RI. 8321, FLOOR REFINISHING.

FLOORS sanded, refinished. beautifully lustrous: we generate our electricity; sat Isfaction guaranteed. Wooster, TA. 0431. NEW FLOORS REFINISHING.

20 yrs. free estimates. MA. 0021. FOR RE RENT -Floor sanders, also A edgers.

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GA. 6975. FURNACE CLEANING. FURNACES vacuum cleaned, repair all make, 17 yra. exp.

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We repair all makes. MA. 4961, MA. 6603 GRADING AND PLOWING. DRIVEWAYS, cinders.

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REVOKED DRIVER'S LICENSE RELIABLE INS. AGENCY, INC. 312 INDIANA TRUST BLDG. MA. 9421 LAWN MOWERS.

LAWN MOWERS repaired, sharpened. Quick serv. 3403 E. 10th, CH. 5318.

PAINTING, wall washing, paper cleaning; A-1: quick service. RI. 8151. PAINTING EXTERIOR, CH. 4091, INTERIOR.

eves. 17 LOANS 17 LOANS corporation was mere the wife party, as party to the fraud in the holding of the title of the property. There was answer of dental with stipulation that defendants might offer any evidence of any defense. Appellants contend that as the complaint alleged that the real title was in the bankrupt, that the trial court could nave no jurisdiction as the jurisdiction was necessarily exclusively in the bankrupt court. under the bankruptey proceeding This contention is overruled.

There was no right of trial by jury as demanded by detendant. any essential part of an action is in equity, there is no error in denying a general request, such as was made here, for a jury complaint There was no error in permitting the to be amended after plaintiff had rested. as to show that the corporation and the bankrupt's wife claimed to own the property which the trustee was seeking to reach. or to he.t additional evidence on that The term ended during trial, and it was not error to make a nunc pro tunce entry showing the continuance of the trial On the several days in vacation to finish the hearing and final decision in vacation. The statutes relating to holding of court in vacation are stated and discussed.

The special findings support the conclusions of law. -Discharge of Policemen and Appeals.27860. Zellers et al vs. City of South Bend. Elkhart 8.C.

Affirmed. 0' Malley, J. (1) The appellee filed charges against appellants, as police officers, of conducting themselves In a manner unbecoming to officers and gentlemen, and on hearing the charges were sustained and appellants were discharged. They filed appeal. and on change of venue it went to the court below, which sustained that action.

Appellants filed their motion for new trial, which was overruled, and they appealed. All assigned errors other than the overruling the motion for new trial are mere surplussage, and present no tion. The court holds that the board of safety in hearing the charges, acts in a ministerial capacity, as a fact finding body, and the court in hearing an appeal CASH LOANS to THen, Women. $20 for 30 Days Costs only 60c Now women with jobs may borrow here the same as men- on autos, turntture or just on the strength of their jobs. Any amount, $10 to $300.

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LOAN COmmOnWEALTH COmPAnY 2-OFFICES-2 200 ROOSEVELT Ill. LI neoln 1431 205 ODD FELLOW Wash, and Penn. LI neoln 8495 HONOR LOANS or more Borrow at Household without fuss or bother -without security of any kind. Pay charges only for the actual time you have the money. A $50 loan repaid in 4 monthly instalments of $13,46 each, costs only if repaid in one month costs only $1.50.

Special quick service on loans to employed women. Cash Choose your monthly payment here You Gel 3 9 12 paymts paymts paymts paymis 8.85 6.73 50 17.69 13.46 9.24 6.43 5.03 75 26.54 20.20 13.86 9.65 7.55 100 35.38 26.93 18.48 12.87 10.07 150 53.07 40.39 27.73 19.30 15.10 200 70.50 53.65 36.78 25.57 19.98 300 105.10 79.88 54.63 37.81 29.42 Monthly payments are calculated at the rate of per month on that part of a balance not exceeding $150 and per month on that part of a balance in excess of $150. TWO INDIANAPOLIS OFFICES 328 Illinois Building Corner Illinois and Market R. W. Riggs, Mgr.

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MA. 0783. 15 BUSINESS SERVICES PAINTING. KEMTONING PAINTING. INTERIOR AND EXTERIOR.

Best of material, work. LI 5910. PAINTING, decorating: have spec, machine for washing houses on outside; no harmful solutions used. TA. 2602.

Interior, Exterior; Paper Painting Steaming; free est. CH. 0879. PAPER CLEANING. A-1 PAPER CLEANING No muss; prices 21 years' best of rets.

Quick service. BE. 3246. PAPER Personal Cleaning. Bervice.

White Man. LI. 7917 Paper cleaning, wall washing FR. 1600 painting. WALLPAPER cleaning.

experienced. TA. 4140 PAPER cleaning. Years of experience, Prompt service, RI. 6919 PAPER cleaning and painting, 35 years' experience.

F. Stanley. FR. 3249. PAPER CLEANING; work guaranteed: $2.00.

CH. 3806 PERFECT wall washing. white man, 15 guaranteed. IR. 2289.

A PAPER CLEANING, WASHING, PAINTING. WALL LI. 9121 FOR BETTER paper cleaning call L1. 0526 after 9 m. $1.50 up.

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PAPER washing, CLEANING, painting, roofing. well CH. 6231 PAPER HANGING. PAPER HANGING by Cassel Bowen. RI.

2716. 1431 N. Delaware. REAS. PRICES.

Paper Hanging GA. 4588. PAPER HANGING, 30c per roll with sale of paper. Acton for action. RI.

7184. PAPERING, male of paper; cleaning. $1.50 up. Roofing Duncan, GA. 2893.

IMMEDIATE 1 A DA WA. 3910 WALL PAPER, first-class. steaming, paper hanging, painting. Jordan. FR.

4026. RADIO REPAIRING. BRING your radio for repair. Free estim. Lane Radio, 2828 K.

10th. CH. 0218. EAST side radio maintenance. Meunier's Radio Service, 3816 E.

Mich. BL. 2939. ROOFING. JOHNS-MANVILLE MATERIAL.

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BR. 2309. ROOFING ESTIMATES: NEW OR RIGPAIRS. REESE ROOFING. Call Hu.

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2973. RUG CLEANING. RUG AND FURNITURE CLEANING. FLY RUG FURNITURE CLEANING AND CO CH. 2211 SERVICE.

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DIAMOND I LOANS Estates Loan Company, Inc. 912 KAHN BLDG. See Mr. Hawkins. 7 N.

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