The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 15

I THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY 15 REALTYTRANSERS Officers of Club Which Will Give Play IN MARION COUNTY THE BLOCK CS ILLINOIS COURT AND MARKET STREETS Thirteen Years The Sale of Spring Suits jecdlDK following just compiled show that dur $100000 Maryland All Sizes for Women and Misses It js to hnild Wonieii who have spring suits Io buy CHANGE Ol Kf! of 6l la a Re of tion in: fjuits here igag RAILROADS NAME COMMITTEE wool $2500 JOHTT LT ToAT Ilin real hi lest ROH of Mr Park effect 0000 The entire "Master Mind" and Vaudeville Colonial Old Dobbin and the Shay Coming Back "The Girl in Asserts Horseshoer Here for Meeting AUTO BANDITS GET $3000 Be Vi iido vi lie Majestic north 9 "0000 a the of Cmninerre at Wayno 900000 00 L00 Han miretihff 1555000 27x100 foot Het urn A i Ion's second north add) hoo ARSON CONSPIRATOR SENT UP 06 23750 condition John to Bann 0 I bookings outside Now 00 Ma xwi'll Richard prison from (hr II looks Io local ih i building 100 Albert Smit calcula tion On Monday night April 14 Annie Rima ARMY ORDERS 00 0000 Goldsmith's as follows 'ii a II fl hl rd the Hrs piece block 13 A 0 I on "The Itlvals' Hl that 00 iiml HER CONDITION Bright SCHOOL NOTES 2800500 QUITE CRITICAL Iddens sc ua MAjrill I riel I Heigh I Il 000 HI) Walnut kodno 30000 a nd had 1700 00 pits 6000 John I a didh iiltirs come Lumley of the College of Missions 1 Irstory mo friend advised no riomlships below lighting 23! 1 137 his 1 oiling INDS ORM CANCER CURE Mary Mandy porch all the big vaudeville circuits 2'tU 1 1 fl Bohn llotneo kli id ophone will reproduce entire pa i Mind" ina I the now direction Mrs Then er head addition 75 Mas repalrs cape llsvlt That trade unions are detn Brent repairs 2218 Hovey $300 streets since Wl: serum victim been from evening "Mormon to It and part 8 the demoralization ol Ing from the floods was annonnu 1 ben postponed in a few wfceks a i a beautiful 1 Jmherlost Perfect (old Storage Ci'nvtN Th' Lee Johnston Is the by the Club been tute held at the John Herron Art'Insii tomorrotv has been postponed until of a serum bv which rabbits have been rendered immune was announced tonight bv Dr Howard VX Nowell of Boston Uni an XV and as ap were lhe Central eighteen Ii cci to rite at which pma a the Lyric grapher McDougall Kitchen Cabinet sold to Augustus Jennings the street property as an invest three storv brick building of IrBf'h I old to same lot Ar sub 70x128 feat south Ast coiner Hiawatha 299 airfax add) vaearit west slfie north of North loo Burr old and tested eighteenth coir ot directors that without delay placed in operation to pension who had reached the age of west side Meridian str 'I' wen sovenlh st reeti next fall The cost of the is estimated will exceed tsli right wllh daily 80000 Ma cliojjlelv both of which mean money to tin producing manager and here in the PARENT CLUBS meeting 36x145 Thirty third West Tlilrti tsns Ashland $76 Bisma t'i) Arliss in "Disraeli" igp have not visited Indianapolis and which dustrial Assncuition 15 ih 10 69 a or shin rederick Mueller to Sehlity Ing Company part rortm st Johnny and Emma third Edgewood IS the out thc former by ago In the nv Maryland nient A old construction occupies the site which Twenty first street and Sugar er Mrs iske April 23 to May I Jen ma nt Moitlu in the old barn that was and remodeled td house a is going to be white 4 5000 lot continues th missions at it A speaker from me to give Cardui a trial I did so first it helped me months the swell gone down and 1 Road" ami deeds were recorded for Twenty side Pa first sir I lot 695 Arm feet Improved Barry If oe et i Theodore Sehory well lots 3 and wood Bide 3lney' sire eighth street Wiilliim of Stark lot 26 block 6 Sec 3 Emerson Heights 40x155 feet vacant east side Riley avenue south of St Clair street 50000 EJdwm King to Irene Hurd lot 45 Roh blns Hill Place 30x leet improved south side avbnue east of Detroit street Overton If Mennet to Samuel I lots 97 and 98 Sugar and will i 1 Sa 1 he Pennsylvania Railroad system has ast completed the thirteenth year of ension One of the first acts Cassatt on becoming president has been tnund It will i vr rs I determine whether will immunize a ca iinoii whom an operation ha formed from a recurrence of the growth ilw tilling 895 a nt wnl ling 3 5 04 Cornell 4 nonler dwelling 3 5 1 0 i rn a 1 1 $3xooknr repairs 410 Haugh $75 both arc talented as funmakers arc clever rhurartrr singers ami of I I del Ig old "She Sloops to Con Bomb Razor and Mirror Stir Up Barber Shop tracks 128605 Permit for $19000 lor addition dailplnrr Mias Gcurgial tn a talented pianist 1 am willing for you to publish what I write for the good of other women for I am sure that Cardui saved me from the APRIL 9 1913 Scores of styles ami tliey're all good Rtissian blouse Bulkau models smart eitlnway coals variously Iriintnid SHORTRIDGE Shortridge junior whlbh as to have been held riday jarrli 28 (ompany now in the American Central Life Building will remodel the building and now quarters will be established there at some future date Many of Our $30 Suits HO Lu da WuMStHi addition $7 990') School of Medicine jn het orc the Massachusetts Medical Sociotv Nowell lias been engaged st reef proporl Lieber is fho occupy The lot has a feet and is 135 feet deep NEW BUILDING Wasson who recent and landed mi cost omer I he floor si mined from Llio house 5000d KI Hough al st i cel east NKW YORK April When a bomb exploded in an Las' side tene ment bmight a razor in the hand a barber slushed a throat and mu the wall I of another fell to the tamilh'S fled of fire ps frmit lower stairway Io other HHtiH lite hall oa Hr by is Hs most welcome i I'liicn I inil I lie I'reat i uioriiiue to the is the Simmons of the Simmons 7 or st louis will Elizabeth Boettcher to George 1 Geb hardt lot 26 sub 30x136 feet improved south side Lexington avenue east of Nelson street 1500 00 rank Peschat to rank Iviincic et uu Hot 53 second sub 33x127feet improved west side Warman I to: 1 adiea' Advisory Dept Chat trpa Co Chattancora Tenn ivti rvclK ns and 64 pag book "Homa lHttnnlioiWomtu" in plain rappar an rcQueat Advertiaamaat MATERIALS include epunges sm gvs Imdl't poplin silk faille whipcords nml novelty suit inys going around esling in view of the jact tlui I ter will undoubtedly recently enacted bv the emnowennir them tn annul lhe charter of the Northern Ohio Trac tion and Light Company 1or its traction line between Canton and Massillon A quo warranto suit has been filed in the Supreme (join bv Herbert Pontius prosecuting attorney of the county pray ing that the company be ousted It Is charged that the company has not con formed with the requirements of the franchise grant given bv the county ZA resumption of coal shipments from the Pittsburgh (Pa) district to the kikes for vessel tonnage to the Northwestern markets railroads have to sunnlv The lake coal ship Wrber to Nellie Hunter southeast addition 4 Ox feet vacant north side Comer 40t off in New 'Y the firet of the year Will Discuss Commercial Problems fore Transportation Club Some Commercial Problems of New i i vv Ifardward (ntnnanv speak atHhe regular monthly meeting of the I ransportation Chib of Indianap olis to he held at the Board of Trade Building tomorrow night Officers of the club anticipate a large attendance in view' of the fact that Simmons is recognized as an able speaker on com mercial problems Wlllhim Mi Ut'h And lor lhe wonim avIio rpivl'rr pLiiu tailored styles are suits with hardly an inch oL' triniinin pointed agent succeeding Mr xiarrv agent for the Denver the psfprn parofin traveling freight agent for the Santa both ot Cincinnati were in Indianapolis esterday calling on shippers and railroad men Roaton Albany Railroad circulars "re ceived Indianapolis railroad offices yes terday contain announcement that A Barrons has been appointed assistant general freight agent William Callanan Is appointed division freight agent at Worcester Mass and Woodies is appointed east bound agent at Boston An increase of more than 100 per cent in the number of employes of steam rail roads ot Georgia injured last year as com pared with 1911 is disclosed in the report of the Georgia State Railroad Commis sion just made public No marked in crease is shown in the number of pas Btritft cia ji cLiiiiiitfij KlJieu The county commissioners County Ohio have taken action under rne wise net legislature 374x195 feet imoroved fieri Ii side Market street west of Delaware street 10600000 Hartford Savings and Investment Com pany io Benjamin Mcarland iix lot (i block Central Park 40x COLORS include everythin Ihul fiisliioii approves ol' lhe staple blaeks and blues as well as all the searee new shades including" cafe an tail king's blue brown Copenhagen Nell rose tan laupe leather mustard smut and earrot $3000 $3500 and $40001 a iloyed suits choice ontral Trust In Trust ('ompany east lot his bi Hssnrc Itinis' lf of his Wife find ilitughtor HI ILDING Mr Laiiglilln A 30 avenue eafct of Shelby street 100 Cecil Shelton to Ollie Shelton lot 23 sub Caln's addition 4ox 175 feet Imoroved south side Dnwov avenue east of Arlington a venue 300000 John A Berninger to George Rath sam lot 24 Hanway Hanna's Oak Hill targe Improved tract Routliwest corner Glen drive ami Pruit st root 150000 Emerson Heights Realty Company lo rederick Conrad lot 37 west oe tlon Emerson Heights 40x125 fort vacant east side Drexel avenue north of Michigan street 55000 part HoutheaBt addition vacant caet hide Laurel I i gh 111 nr 1 66 irl pl 1 1 I 9 6 315 East Wash Mr Perrey bases his prediction on in formation he has received from friends in the East he says where the are alrettdy investing in horse flesh and getting rid of their limousines The movement back to Old Dobbin has been going on in Europe for some time Mr Perrey says and he reasons that enough time has passed so that peole are now beginning to tire of motors and the pendulum has swung to the other direction The automobile wiped out the draft horse either Mr Perrey asserts The prediction of auto enthusiasts a few years ago hasn't panned but and draft horses are greatly in demand Mr Perrey says that traffic has increased so much that without the auto draft horse could not have handled the trucking and business development would have been retarded SEES PROSPERITY AHEAD But back to the original line of thought when Old Dobbin comes to his own again he will need shoes galore whereby the master horseshoers hope to become fat of purse and be happy All this and many other things are to be discussed at the convention of master horseshoers at the old Board of Trade Building beginning this morning Mayor Shank will give the address of welcome and a response will be made by Presi dent Samuel Gibbs of local No 15 In dianapolis who is to preside at the con VtllllOIl McGuire tional Association the The symptoms described in the above loiter arc proof that this lady was suffering from womanly trouble and her cure shows that she took the right medicine for her trouble name ly Cardui the tonic If you suffer as she did do as she did take Cardui and it will surely do for you an hat it did for her Why not? eveinne at tlm schoo Tim dance will begin The officers ot the Sleepy Eye Club hich is to present its third annual enter tainment Private riday evening in the A auditorium are: President Noble Taylor Indianapolis: vice president Sam Mantel Exeter secretary treasurer John Moffat Indianapolis custodian of club property rank Gastlneau Bloomington Ind I the line character ol: lhe The Bontanv dub held a short meet ing yesterday afternoon Gertrude Mle demti spoke on Culture" and Irma Biedenmeister on Culture" 100000 ity to speakyfor the fifty two railroads east of Chicago and north of the Ohio River will meet with the heads of the Order of Railroad Conductors and Broth erhood ot Railway Trainmen in New York April 22 to settle the wage demands of the trainmen and conductors it was an nounced from Cleveland yesterday "We are advised by Cnatrman Elisha Iee that a conference committee of twelve members representing the roads in question is ready to begin negotia tions with the and the on April 22 and it is hoped negotiations can be continued until a satisfactory set tlement is said President Leet of the trainmen The wage demands of the trainmen and conductors were presented by the heads of tllOL A 4J vu rne railway are for on de Cl In a let Lor from city Miss Carrie Mcetzc says: a perfect wreck from sickness 1 pains in my right side weak faint spells dizziness then numb and Boston Professor Advances Search for Serum for Human Victims BOSTON Mass April 8 The discov ery ot a chemical nrocess which devclons human cancer in health rabbits andlhut which was postponed will be held 140000 Agnus Gnihani sub Oiitlol 37 ki )J) dip arturs iiu( li (o 1 1 PLEASl'j UN I lERSTA Nl hut ihese suits ure part ol' our iiliir stocks ami were tlie best suits obtainable al their prices v4iiieii can save $)()() Io without the sacrifice ol' anything H's a elean eul absolute concession without a draw back At times my feet were so swollen 1 could not walk a stop also had backache headache as nervous appetite good at times more olTon not and my kidneys troubled Suffered rom Terrible Train of Symptoms Thinks atal Out come was Avoided by Timely Use of Cardui MANUAL The Manual Training High School rum held a meeting yesterday afternoon to arrange for a ball to be given by the organization The committee which was appointed at the last meeting to make arrangements for the party made its re port The committee is composed of Senator Clapp (Donald Millholand) chair man Senator Kern (Herschel Weaver) and Senator James (Albert Rubei) The committee decided that the ball should be named an inaugural ball and that a new jjresident should be inauguratcdzWii the other newly elected officers ih committee also decided tjiat refreshments would be served followed by dancing This report was accepted by the forum The committee appointed three other minor committees to handle lhe arrange ments The committees follow: Graft Committee Senator Clark (John Higdon) Senator Lorimer (George Moister) Sen ator McClain (Esther Haggard) Mem bership Committee Senator Harmon (Elijah Reeves) Senator Nelson (Oscar Sattinger) Senator Bailey (Jessie Evans) Refreshment Committee Senator Gor man (Anna Grossman) Senator Murphy (Grace Senator Ward (Carl Ruth) AU members of the forum will be invited to this party together with former members Each member will have the privilege of inviting one other person not a member A resolution wall intro duced to bold the next regular election Tuesday April 15 instead of holding it in May This resolution was passed by the house Conventions will be hefcl by the regular and insurgent parties tomor row and riday to prepare their tickets The election will be held bv the Austra lian ballot A resolution was introduced to improve White River and make it navigable The hill was signed by Sen ator Nelson and Senator Clark The fo rum voted to lay the resolution on the table Two new members were admitted to the body They were Senator Ward (Carl Ruth) and Senator Bailey (Jessie Evans) Manual day at the Herron Art jnstite has been postponed indefinitely on account of the flood One person has been elected its of of the road in 1899 was to recommend to me ooara a plan be employes Hooray! Old Dobbin is to come into his own again according to the master horseshoers of the state who will open a two convention in the old Board of Trade Building at 10 thia morning His stall cleaned out "gasoline washed lor his return and The auto manufacturers should worry rank Perrey of ort Wayne treas urer of the National Association of Mas ter HOTfeeshoers and a former president of the state association of Indiana be lieves that within five years the automo bile for a pleasure vehicle will be a back number GIVES OWNER DISTINCTION He sizes the situation up thus: "What happens when one of them mil lionaires buys a $10000 auto and drives down the avenue? What happens? Why lie just buzzes by and then he is gone and nobody pays particular attention or thinks much about It that so? "What happens when that same mil lionaire spends about $600 on a real classy one that's got conforma tion as we horseshoers say words a fine neck a head that looks right up into the second story a flowdn' tail and straight clean a horse like that hitched to a smart rig and that millionaire riding in it all dolled up? What happens? Why even the street cars will stop to let the conductor take a look at the outfit as it goes by it so? And that is what the mil lionaire Will Meet Trainmen and Conductors to Settle Wage Demands A conference committee with author Employes Receive $8 368786 rom und in Last Blow Up Georgia Bank Wounding Pur suers in Revolver Battle William TenniR part lot I'Tnzi 40x195 feet unpro sylvanla nt root New Yorker Collected Insurance Be fore Torch Was Applied NEW YORK April Another par Hfip'int hi Ihij profits I I IISl" WHS HHlIellCHl tn vesterdav after a two weeks due to railroad traffic aris The mines burgh territory wfliich were merely mark ing time during the suspension of rail road traffic have put on all available forces ot men and are demanding more coal cars than able thus far available eoninnient merits are mainly on contracts running to Julv 1 only Kelly a Southern Pacific tele was arrested at Smart Cal after he bad tied lid trains for some hours and necessitated the send ing of a special train from Blue Canyon with railroad police and a dispatcher Kellv who is alleged to have been drink ing amused himself by taking charge of the direction of traffic along the line He is said in have ignored official messages and substituted others more to his liking until rail and wire service was so de moralized that all trams on the division were ordered held at sidings until the situation could be cleared After the ar rival of the special tram and the arrest of Kellv some lime was required to re adjust running schedules and get traffic moving again Kelly later was released being found there was no specific charge that would cover Ills shortcoming ported bv the decoration committee The commit lee appointed to arrange for he prom neso a joint afternoon under the i Aneeline Carey to T'he chairmen of the committee Robert Brewer prom ertmmltter: 1 I ldtnn arrangements Storev Larkil freshmenls Josephine Smith candv gar Lnuglimiller decorations and Cl All arrangements had been made before the ing cold feelings PENNSY AIDS 3807 BY PENSION SYSTEM Columbia is or organizations 1 officials last January The demands said to be for standard wage rates men performing the same service loads of similar grade and include a maud fur a per cent increase ST LOUIS MAN TO SPEAK BUTLER The A of Buller College will hold a business session this morning at tiie regular period Plans for the com ing term's work will be discussed pledges of the Buller Chapter of the Kappa Alpha 'Theta will en tertain the actives next Monday noon and evening A theater pai lie given in the afternoon at Keith and the party will go later to the home of Miss Katherine Kenny of Woodruff Place where a dinner will he given Records Show Property to Value of $200000 Has Changed Hands Notes of the Stage closing ol Billie Hi Records Ing the thirteen years the plan has been in operation a total of 7152 men have received payments through the pension funds amounting to $8368786 out of the earnings of the various companies Of 1 ns amount $6319902 have been paid on the lines east of Pittsburgh and $2048 Jlave been Paid 6n lines west of 1 ittsburgh which include Indianapolis 3807 MEN DRAW PENSIONS those who have received pensions 8o45 havedied so that at present there are 3807 men on the pension rolls of the company Of these 2843 are on the lines east and 061 are on the lines west of Pittsburgh Under the pension rules of the company uitiwt leure at tne age ot physical disability at the employe may be retired lounts to 1 per cent of the or wage for the ten vears roment multiplied by the 3 the man has been in the impany enter the service of the ftcr attaining the age of ly man retiring at 70 re 25 per cent of his average the previous ten years without any obligation Pennsylvania and many in outside occupations lood Victim Buried Yesterday and Daughter ON RAILROAD ROW (The Southern Pacific Company an nounces that Jones is appointed gen eral freight agent of the northern district with headquarters at San rancisco A hearing concerning freight rates on ground limestone to have been held before Hie Railroads Commission of Indiana yes terday was postponed until Tuesday April 15 The Pennsylvania Railroad Company announces that Charles Pugh a retired first vice president of the company died yesterday morning at Old Point Com firt Va Wheeling Lake Erie circulars pounces the following appointments: Coolidge appointed general coal ore agent succeeding Booth signed to other duties: Kelley pointed genera freight and passenger uoonage Roberts traveling freight kio Grande and and Elmo isher pictures and subsequently the plav V' was debated yesterday afternoon by the Debating League of Short ridge The affirmative team Catherine Clifford (captain) Hortense Winks and lorence Patterson defeated the nega tives Ruth Cohen (captain) Violet Lang dale and Maty Miller The judges were Margaret ha Muellef lorence Wood and Miss Jknet Shaw censor The second rehearsal for "The Man rom will be held this afternoon1 at Shortridge The meeting of the Shorlridge Echo rresh association which for this afternoon has The meeting will be held under the direction of the staff secretary of the Ka is PXDPOfpri in arrive citv todav to arrane fnr hnlel accommodations and for a meeting place for the national convention which meets here in September Between 700 to 1000 delegates are expected then $15550 Thompson to Air Richard Lieber residence Meridian street $11500 estate and building Transactions in the former avenue 66000 Henry Armstrong to Charles A Bmk melster ct al lot 3 sub outlet 58 48x210 foot improved south side New York street east of East street and part lot 167 letcher ot al's sub otitlo 96 etc Improved oast side McCarty street north of Lex ington avenue 20000Lucinda A VanDcman et al to Anvr lean Crensoting Company part north oast Vi Nec 17 Tp 15 4 Bro The North Meridian convevod to Mr ami Mrs one tney now frontage of 20 PLANS Mrs Arrianda purchased a three story brick building at 311 319 East Washington street from Mrs Edith and Mahlon L(iH'hinson of Philadelphia for $125000 has obtained a permit for the erection of an addition on the rear of the building 80 by 115 feet: In dimensions with three full stories and a basement The building which will have an entrance from Pearl street was designed by Daggett Co archi tects It will be used for warehouse pur poses being conntected directly with the present building which is occupied by the Charles Hartmann furniture store'Oliver Ensley president of the A Htirasai company announced that company is having plans prepared Vonnegut Bohm architects for erection of a four story fireproof ware house and paint plant on Kentucky ave nue near Drover street The structure will occupy a site 90x160 feet It is ex pected to have building construction un aer way oy structure it $75000 orty two property valued at $21 469711 five building permits were granted for improvements estimated to cost $73240 The record of real estate transfers and nunuing permits follows: Etta Bunnell to Ruby Kiger lot 48 St Clair Place 4()x85 feet improved east sida Eastern avenue north of Pratt street $1 Marion Trust receiver io Augusta Jennings part lot I sub part square 74 HU8x97 feet im proved south stde Maryland west of Illinois street William Elder to Anna 172 ship John Plans made public for new $75000 plant of the A Burdsal Paint Company RESULT ORMER The deal between the armers Trust Companies growth of the absorption of the latter several weeks transaction the Central Trust building bn Market street is taken over The property has a frontage of 3h feet woman's tonic frfim flie very A1 the cjjd of two ing in my feet had was relieved from all the pains I continued taking Cardui and now I do almost all my housework The A will course the study ol meet inc this morn i nar the College of Missions will lecture The Sandwich Club will meet next riday evening for the first meeting this term The meeting will he devoted to a I business session The Butler Chapter and tlie rhdianap oils Alumni Association of the Delta Thiii Delta raternity gave a dance at the Odeon Hall of the Met ropolifati School of Music last evening ifty couples Thompson in same lot 10 11 bl)lt 00 Buller i ux 24 li 3000 Union Trust Company trustee to James sigmuna ei ai mt Indianapolis is their home they are not playing abroad in vaudeville which they are dolrig most Hill nd 150000 Building dd it Inn t'lOD A UgUKI UM I I I Viusud activity was indicated by real records yesi S2tO()60 and permits were issued for new I buildings to cost nearly $75000 Among the important deals di cl 1 1 1 rust Company I 150 154 East Market street Marion Trust Company I IP Augustus Jennings eeeiver Hl West 1 ami Mrs 2610 North I I 1 Lucinda A VimDenian to Aineriran fl I Ci cosnting Company thirty six acres of lain! at shprman drive aud Big our SI) fill silils oil! on i i I rrowuH TAVLoie il I oV I of tm I Per I Cent lv ValdA I fl a 44 3 7 will be given niglils Miss Hui company Inclmh NeWn in Ctirlls In trained hi Hie nils 40 3 'ihd 4I4 Wnshlirglon narmdy Oswald 8Kx120'4 feet vacant west rofl I 1 1 Ii I gc iiveniio north of ii ii Paget J( ri lie I and twenty 120000 others IL lnti 'frock to James If That Pullman car comedy "Excuse biiiniwd Indianapolis on the funny venue eet bone an Uh aiipearama: here last Saltu li 1 1 I 11 1 John AV rd to lot 1 7 smih In circulation that has not died mil 1 i 1 c' iic or when 1 he boards Hashed nii i 1 1 ir i Thursday Echo 1 Bet (ha Heed to Ph rHou i th 'iniioiiniwiiH iil that Me" ff0l Material Company ha Jo block 4 would be at the Murat Theater tigtdn on North Side fnldithm 40xH9 fret vn this coming riday ami Saturday the cunt cast sih Arsenal avenue north passrrsby read the signs with remlnis on sin Excuse Me is a I'lve story Martha A MatthowR to Gorman Home on 'board a fast train that Is sun fnr V'1 It 10 eher's Suh out Uose to lie Speeding IMToHS LI l( 1 1 lol 51 Jlxor frt nsl sll fnN Hl Til'' I street Ccriuan Real I Ruber I another from act to act ami the 'harac lers are I lie I I jo riiJiliirin II I rnvrd west side klnt a rnn I It ririptT "I O' i i i ii ii i 'tt I II 1 of Street tv will Il'Mify Hoi udon Io I'l Joslin I Iman pot i i Aiosi i in pm tijji i 'liners lire yninK nriiiy lieu I 11:1 i I I I iu Hill utvtol Itri 1 I vv I 1 1 1 1 1 1 cant south side Till rty six st West of Elmira St root mplcd to dope liul they have missed iniwHiuiis with the minister and the i fir OS in 1 onrriov uro mu vs A IH Wimo HirXliO P' vHo 1 1 1 side 'flu I ti ft is street west (citcrmuit 1 them and to the as well 'I'he solution of I heir 1 rn he i if '1 1 tv ig 1 1 1 ill 1 1 a it 1 i 1 the first lesson of (he mis prhiJpnri on 6 rDss of BuHer College this WiDimn Mm One of I If 1 rn 1 1 1 res Im dm He will deliver a lecture WhKH ot ux lot 353 cle ot al sub coming Io IIf Park IbmHer East Park 4 0 1 2 5 f' lifipnovd tomorrow afternoon for the rest ol I he (Hillumsl corner N' York stmt ahl week is the sectile effects lhe pro TtieniJUl 2 61)000 diming malinger HtlS given eailo blrtimlie array Rbouba rgor to Jamb Rnsr'ii scenic painters electricians on rpe 1 1 bargor lot 36 llifliiimn's sid part rs and property men and Hie result is wn 1 Sim U'XI i iLf nm 1 1 re ne urea i no nesi si do I st reel nor Hi I Hr 1 1 i a 1 1 1 swamp in wliidi reckles of life nod forms iiis 111(1 I is realist jcrilly shown There I jr 1 ra riR 1 ei i i i i 1 1 i in A I i MH I I i hM i 1 1 1 ii li i lark inassivp back) hove tower gigtt 1 1 izifoi't ul'icm 1 ropnn xm fti an a Zz $200 rl ki oBi dwelling I pi inn 1 1 I id Illinois imisi' nl )n 1 1 i' I conics for a week 11 4 lx Sninh marmei'S i HIS win rc i rm 1 1 1 play nas seen hi No 36 AVliicIi was (o have i 'inrormn I i oinpre popitlM prices 11 ii I I I ney Thumi'son foundation 2030 Ol Thomas Leo and Jessie C00 comedy 1 1 ni si wl io ar II I I )a in iimycr nr escape jiejawaro iiu3 indli Ilf A VA II A zj a a II I 1 Th Hr I I Wl I HUG Mdljlrlllfl 1 I I 1 i I jf izurii i i a WIL It i I IIaI iii rei a ot sc non moor i alter i v' urn i nnvri Vnxu ill rrrmtrs Getz dwelling ins No £: 'A $3000 Enrnu Arnold shed 642 erxKN ell 150 I and 3(19 Wnl' Hughes st Kutz I'i'i 21 3 6 51 ii A mu higtoii JO1 tNJr5VON AMD cTOJ frs JdH NSTCf jcr The fum ral of John Johnston a flood 1Y victim who perished in an ellnit 1u reach xtig.