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13 Auctions Legal A oct ion Sales leval Notice NOTir! to BinnrRa HEAVY WOOD For arenlac: ttxht 90 EXTRAORDINARY SALE Thursday, 9:30 M. June 9, at Our New Auction Rooms, 723 N. Illinois St. I vers Pond upright pltiw; larr Brunswick talking machine. Tbre pie vertufled uit with bed davenporta.

daveno. rocker, chair. Kaltex Ivnltnrr, library table, od 1 da ren porta, lot of extra good 9x13 rug and am all run. Combination davenport aw! poo! table. Walnnt fining room suit.

8 fire dining room aait. odd tabic and rhtirt. bullets, sideboards. a hoc 4 poater bedroom suite, bedroom suites, brass and iron beds, enrinrs. mattreeaes.

dressers, chil fonir and ebifferobe. Kitchen cabinet, kitchen safes, yyvs! and fas ran kitchen tables and chair, refrigerators, porch fur itotur swings, diahes. liness. ook lug uienntia, tardea tool, ete. Several nice new office desks, roll top desks and typewriter desks, filing cabinets.

SHANK AUCTION COMPANY bIjrkhardt, auctioneer 91 Additions Ut mala main room a. tsv eiodina heating aad wiring for same, also additional wtrlnr lor aa addition to the mam switchboard la the power house, and tor equipment for additional baildlnrs. at tha Southern Indiana Hoeprtal tor the lnaan, la Vaaderourg count. EtsostUI. Ind.

Votl la hereby fir en that tb pre si cVnt of the board of trnstee ml the Bonlh rn Indiana Hospital for the Insane will recH sealed bui at Ita ffic at th institution near tha city Evn vllle. Vanderburg county, tt la diana. until ten (10) o'clock a. ta. 00 Tusdr.

June 14. 1917, at which time aod place said bids will be opened, read and eonaidersd. for the eooalroction of addition to the present main dining rooms. Inelndln beating and wiring for nm, also additional wiring" for aa addition to the main switchboard ta the power boo at the Southern Indian Bos pita for the Insane. according to nlaa h.i MmmrA Fowler A Kari.

architect and engineers, 707 buildinr. Evansvtll. Ind. lans ara on 1 1 1 lor I'M mnturrm pct at the offlA of the board of truster at the InsUlution, and eopie of same mar be obtained by tha bidder at ihe'off ire of the architects. Whole bid ara requested for the general cooetruftlon.

Including the healln and wiring lor the addition to the mam jag rooms. netarat Mde ara requested for lb additional wiring and addittoa to tha main gwit hbord in tha power bona. Tha eattmated cost of the addition to the twain dining rooms. Including besting an 4 irin is twenty thousand dollar tfOOlW)). The estimated met for the additional wiring and addition to tha main awtach boanl In the power bona la sight ana def dol'sr I.

IiM bid shall be su omitted on form per rthd by law for publm work in the Stat of Indiana, and accompanied by a nonm'luwon affidavit of tha bidder, and a bidder bond for a sum equal to twlre the amount of tba bid. with a surety acceptable to the onr. At tba same time ti plaor. tha board Of trustee will rcet bids on equipment tor buiklinr. Including floor eoerloc.

bed and bed din, tible. rhalra and lounfes fcfht Jn fixtures, rtothior boxes, tperlflcallon for whkh will sirplled by the tnertl mI tha Instltntina. AU af the ahora la arwrdaooa with tha law the atat af Indiana. Tha board of trvteee reerr tba rlrbl 1 to ane all blda. Hoard et truatnr.

Souther Indiana Hospital fr the Inaane, hr Us president. ANDRKW C. PrldenU Attest; DR. C. LAi'GHIJK.

Msdtcal Super in lendent. War HkQJMXt tV.Tt WATsa BEATrU iKU TANKS. NotlfW is hereby rln that ths Board of School Commiasloner of th tty lnd ananolla will uatil th onr of 8 cloHt p. Jnn 14. 1037 (Tueaday.

MMiaa aald b4da for th sate el mass vJlne feed water hester and tank, aeenrd inf to specif icatlcna an f'l In tha file of th board. whIHt peHftcUan will furnuhed prospectlr bidders on request. inds mt on bidder' blank provided by th board, and a Md must aoMmpanIM by certified check or tfhanr tor thro Per cent.t th mailmum bid. an.1 said shall fnrlMled to th as blillaid dn ar a th i. Vr auhmituaff th am shall awarded a contra and shall fall te ex ut th contract and fil bond approval by th board a auirM I th peciflcaUona.

Th runt I reserved by th bosrd to rt any or all proposal and to refrain from aoxwptms or r)cunf proposal 10 mfro than tn 10)j1va fcOaD IM MOOL COMMtWOWMUl Of TU CITT Of I3DIANAP0LU. V9.K M. FRAttR. BiMlne I rector. i Classified Display Coal.

Wood and Kindling tl GOOD COAL IS GOING UP 8rnat fMacount fe Tour Winter supply. Kindlinr? With Each Ton a. i W.s st.ltiAH forked. SO r. Sin himp S4 etc, thad.

r.aterw Ky. am. block, forked 7 Kan, V. and MarUn Co. Ky.

v. a Kin. forkad ft St riiiuni ba all alte. I'NIOK IC AhD COAL CO. pe.

4n. 1010 Blu. It ul Py to vlalt nr yard and a tho tWrfnre in rood eoal. nundU Kindlinjr With Each Ton lka.aUs UMaasirilaa Xa 1 fn'iTrirt g. a h.

4 inch I mnkrliras Rod Aah IP 4 tnoh forked lump. XI a a.lnrh forked 1 lump 52 rvk. RIVERSIDE COAL CO. A. Pl.

Tn liana T.nmn. 6 1 n. fkd 4th WINTER COAL AND COKE CO. tan S. vaaiomia wy.

Ma. 0355. LI. C6S5. vn rwiict ma WHEELINO.

Weat Vtrtmia. 4 taoh SJ IVw.KwM.a. 4 inch Inmn a iiM No a red 8 ladlana Inmn 4 60 tl r7 LI in rrrxT. CKPtR NOW. coxNEKCiAL rcrt, CO.

am (hu T. MA 04.yP4l. CAT 1. rs FOR RT.ll cm TRXCT. BETHEL COAL CO.

T. ncher si. KvvjRCljtm LCMP Forked SSAO. winch lama tfth vela. n.ian.

IVnple Coal taxaert Co. 116 sV rUheoDlh at COALS OF QVAL1TT. ATLAS COL Co N. SO ATX. LINCOLN 4SA.

CKNC1XE 3D VF.IJtPOCAHONTAS hov InmiK tna. North Sid Coal Co. Hi. 4.:. 4ith and Wmthrop.

isf rirht leorth tor turaace Ma, Olf? CALL BABJinx lOAL CO. MA. S4. HV I.L Keen the home 8fe burning. vrt.

Ke, 1A.TJ. SirMMER VRICKS. XRNFrt JCHNSON CVAL CO. lvt. W.

V.th. Ri. JOHNSON BAIN COAL CO. S. vn W.

Rv. Ir. 1010. Xw K. PERRY, RI.

12SS E. Thirteenth. ACME COAL COMPANY. w. R.

esn. 40 tftt r. Ir. 440. POCAHOXTA J.

A I. COAL COMPANY 1 Ra. 2471 (Ai) Ar.Ai I KlJ OAK And o4. rich! for iireplac or fur wc. Ir.

1 Y4 1 MtXlAl, KAIt On storas" ord r. Cual Company. Li. 233. 701 K.

a.irton. MARION FUEL CO. MA. 118. LIXTGN 4l amn ahoveVd Si irO MrTROPOLITA COAL CO.

Va Massachuaetu and 10th. Classified Display Coal. Wood and Kindling St ATLAS FUEL CO. TV. 0M.

4l 2' W. Morris. 1 I yVEZSTVltEED BACK TO HIS TAX1CAB Bb Cbnaffenrr Ordered Retains Wealth Glrea Famaer Baraxeu. SAN FRANCISCO. Jan (A John A.

Smith, ormtr Reno (Nev.) tazlcab drlrer. and one time pm tar, of Aaamsta, Louisa Da Ha ran. ttv former Baroness. Ton Alten. of Aostrla, with whom ha trareled about tba country "a atherinr unto himself as he went her Income checks, her automobile and tren her furs and jewelry.

must disgorge. This has been set forth In a de cision of tha stats supreme court. affirmisa tha Judgment of the superior court of Los Angelas, direct ins; Smith to return to Mrs. I Haven S1S.70 which sha said sb had advanced him. Mrs.

De Haven Is a arranddauajhter of Louisa O. Bigelow, of Chicago and Boston, now dead, from whom she inherited $500,000. seven years ago. while wrs. De Haven was at Reno awaiting her final decree of divorce from Baron Von Alten.

a captain in the, Austrian Imperial guard, and aid Austrian emperor in tha world war. she met Smith. Friendship developed into affection, and Do Haven persuaded Smith, who Is many year her Junior, to give up taxi driving and bestowed gifts on him with a lavish hand. COAL CONTRACTS LET Conafy Bay 4aoe Worth Fnel for laatltatUaa. stltutions which will amount to about $40,000 for tha next year.

wer awarded Wednesday Toy the board of county commissioners. The Shrolucks Coal Company received the largest contract which calls for the delivery of about 10,000 tons of mine run Indiana No. 4 to three went to tba Indianapolis Coal Com pany on tn following bids: Mine run Indiana No. 4 for the Colored Orphan's Home and ths Children's Guardian Home. 94.20: Weat Vir ginia coal for all Institutions, 15.45.

and cok for all Institutions except tne jail. aRjfr 8 1 yna. fi'ai rssiaaf' "Most Welcome!" The most welcome addition' I'ye had to my beauty aids Is th soft, light Black and White Cleansing Cream, says pretty Miss Beatrice Rose, 1019 South B1tL, New York City. Cold cream teemed too heary for my type of skin and would clog my pores, but this exquisitely tex tured Cleansing Cream melts at touch, slips into the pores and out again every im parity and leaving my skin im maculate, free from oiliness. and beautifully fresh and Ton.

too. will welcome to your dressing table and to your bag when you are traveling th dainty flat, metal packages' of mack and Whit Cleansing Cram, which you can get from over 18,008 dealers rywher at ths low. popular too aad 25c prices. If your dealer dnsant bar th Black and White. Beauty Creation yo want, send his nam to Ptoncb.

Xrt. 7ft, Memphis, Twa. and you will ramiv a copy of th Birthday and eam Hook, contaio tng many tntereatinr facta on beauty, are am and fortuna teUing. 1 I I i "vil TJost Grateful Every rJonth ere's woman who periodically eaa si fared pain. Menstruation need fourteen, out tt brxna i ftp to srrm mututn.

And is fertfv knurs or lonnrrt Uidol is NOT a narcotic. It has no eilect whatever on heart or nervous srstem. It arts rfimctlv on those orrana affected hw men. Takaa Pain OS tha Calendar PURDUE TO WELCOME ALUMNI AS YEAR ENDS LANDIS TO BE I Special to Tba Indianapolis Xcwsl LAFAYETTE, Ind June S. Jur University.

Lafayette and West Lafayette are preparing to welcome 1,500 to 2.000 alumni at tha annual Gala. Weak exercises, Saturday to Tuesday. Dr. Elliott. president of the university, wiir con fer approximately 4S5 degrees and diplomas at commencement exer cises.

The commencement address will mad by Frederick Lend Lo gansport, former representative in tha congress, and the baccalaureate sermon will preached Sunday afternoon by7 Dr. John w. Holland, paator of the First Methodist church, of St. Paul. Minn.

i FasMst Esrlaetr Cwaalag. Classes of 18S7. 1897. 1907 and 1917 are planning; a celebration. Mora than 100 of the 1197 class have signified their intention of visiting the campus.

Harry G. Leslie, alumni secretary, has received word from Harry T. Cory, class of 1S87. a widely known engineer, who has Just returned from Spain, that ha will here. Other classes are arranging lunches, dinners and breakfasts at which old times will be tha topic.

Tha 1917 class, disorganized by the war. ia expected to bring to gether many war buddies. Tents for registration will be on I the campus oval if tha weather per mits, otherwise the registration headquarters win in the Memor ial union building. The pro gram will opened Saturday forenoon with a luncheon in the Memorial Union building. At 2 p.

nu. teams composed of alumni and members of the present senior vclass at the I contracts xor coai ror county in xh evening program calls for a rmoktr for the men and a re ception for the Tomen. with a student alumni dance following. Sunday forenoon opens with visits to tha homes of former professors and Instructors. Class banqueta are scheduled for noon and at 2 p.

m. the annual baccalaureate sermon will be preached In Elixa Fowler 1 hall. On of the features will be. county institutions. Their bids! concert by the Purdu Band at wcra as follows: Hunnvsid Tuber culosis Hospital.

S3.SI: County In firmary t3.il and the Marion Coun ty Hospital for tha Insana at Jull atta I Tha Flttman RIco Coal Company received th cok contract for the County Jail on a bid of 1 1.7 a and th contract for West Virsrlnla coal at tne cniioren a uuaratan Home on bid of S5.SS. All other contracts p. and an hour later the annual alumni banquet will be held In the Union building. Crndaatea Present Painting, At th banquet a painting by Emma Mont XIcRa. for years member of th Purdu faculty, will presented to the University by coeds and women graduates.

Ths painting will be added to ths group 'n th Memorial Union building which now includes thos of David Ross, Purdu trustee and Georg Ad. Th meeting of tha Alumni Assoc iation will Monday forenoon. A plcnio luncheon will held at noon. and ii th afternoon and evening th Little Theater Playera will present "rhs Poor Nut." TO CONSIDER GIFT, glv IC2.000 to th city of Indiana ths grounds of th City Hospital. Shakeapeareaa C( Pr grana.

Members of Mrs. Claud I St phenson's School of Expression will glv a Shakespearean costume pro gram at a dinner meeting of ths Others Blbls class of ths First Baptist church. Tuesdsv evenlnr. The cast will lnclud Katherine Kelser, Mary tl Isabel cook. Bettl Miller.

Dorothy Bankert, Emma Lou Thorn brougb. Madonna Pang. Etheli Richard and Frances Seerly, in As You Like Orace Eva Boyer. Grace V. Campbelle, Mr.

Fred Mil ler. Alice caveny. uiadv tyaon. Bertha Wilson. Elisabeth Redmond.

Mrs. Charles McCab Tlmmlna. Jobn White and Robert Wyman. In Twelfth Nlghf; Mildred Conway. Portia's mercy speech in "Merchant of vnic Mr.

Hal Purdy, "Son net on rienaship. and Alice Schmltt and Frances Munson in "Macbeth." Mrs. D. Gordon Lamb will relate the story between scenes. Auxiliary te Glv Qari Party.

Women's Auxiliary et the General Prot ectant Orphans' Rom wiU gtvs a card party at th bona. 1404 South But street. Thursday nisht. Mrs. Henry Walters ia chairman In chart of arraivr menta sad will assisted by Mr.

C. O. Loch. Mr. William toe tiler.

Mr. Charle Otto, Mrs John B. Rerer and Miss hathertn Pirns. HIGHER COURTS' RECORD SUPREME COURT ACTIO SI. Tito Sanches v.

State of In diana. Porter Reversed. Gem null. J. SUPREME COURT MIXCTES.

100. rbiWn Strack vs. StaU of In dlapa. Floyd' C. C.

Arpellant ta granted time, (ncludin Auruat S53Vtf. Mar Monc vs. Mat of Indiana. Vxndrrbvrs; C. C.

Appellant la rrant1 tun, tucludlnr Autust 1. 1W27. Earl Walker vs. SUt of ladt Vanderburr C. Appellant I granted Um, joHortirr Aucust 8.

1977. 403. John Martin et at. vs. Stat Indiana.

Allen C. C. Appellant rr anted wtcioouie Aucuaa IV. I iJ'ii. Georr Boston vs.

State of Indi ana, tanderburff C. C. Appellant is srate time, tnctndtns Jnne 7. 18C7. Si401.

Robert Warner et al. vs. Stat cl Indiana. Allen C. Appelant la graatod r.

mdudinf Aurast 8. 1927. 1i4. Rath Shepherd et al. vs.

Stat of Indiana, Ptka C. C. Arpellant ta sraated nm tododuic Aorunt 1. 1027. S.VSdl.

Frrd ZiaMnerman v. State I dtana. PtUaeki C. C. Appellee brlefa.

Tjr7j. Arthur Kens et al. va St to of Ind ana St Joseph C. Appeiie briefs. Stenhea O.

Redacre et al. vs. EUaa S. Wttmer et al. St.

Joaeph Appellant petition for time, which la granted. Including Auaru" 18. 1827. John P. Metfaertnrtoa vs.

ii iwrraa n. tietnertneion. vas v. jipwaa KiUlWIU WW! UX IOUX I Ir. addlliooal autbaritlM.

gioriuoa news for saff crinz wopmaxxkindl To every I Job Tern v. stat ia erinz womankindl To no I lnrtT ir rvi 1 it irfinv i i 40Hi7er do paiTiim. AIM It i0 I ijjg, Plttaburvh. CtactnnaU. Chicace A CDC mat is speaxingl I St.

7Louia Kaiiway omsany v. Lyman c. Snecialists havn dvInncl a tin 1 rja. a a (aoies caue3 midoL thing, utterly harmless ui aiau. nvewiy, 4.

i APPELLATE COURT MUTUTES. 1288. Mrron D. El nr. administrator, i vs.

jLataertae Harper ArnwC Marlon P. C. Anpeirf la granted time, including July 11. A1T37. 12i0.

Prvcee Sherman, etc, v. MiV I L. aa rMkctMa iiW iVa.aaa EA Bv Lmacinri. i nayv rnnariAti i i wnwti vtHn wsjt ia ZZrZZ I A wUe timer Witerrs pet i I oeuees taumer wnttens peu ty. aa tnew should, bat the Bain ia I u.

Lump, ri so Dxniwea. Lompiete reiiei re. i ao iwzr. a i i i'. nay i rmrmrr.

rewtver. 12430. Cliade A. Smith, admintetxatoe. rt al.

vs. Deer Vein Coat Cajspaar. Mm C. An wllant petition for ti which graated. fcra lmlinlg Jbly 18.

197. THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 8, 1927. MOTHER SEEKS DAUGHTER, GONE THREE DAYS; MAN ALSO SOUGHT Fear that her daughter, Mrs. Velma Moore, age nineteen, may be Tvrna nTto an ma nlnre in Indiana noli, was vn'Vvi rv 485 Graduates to Receive De Mrs. Moore's mother, Mrs.

Minnie Burkhardt, 114 West Ohio street. greeS, Diplomas. I Strl left home Monday after noon, saying ane wouia leitpuon her mother by 5 p. m. She was wear CDCAlfCD I tng brown dress, brown ahoes.

ji k.nrvi.11 1 brown hat and white and yellow sports coat with fur collar. She took with her only a work apron and a brown sweater. Tuesday the coat, dress, shoes and hat were returned to the home of Fay Harlan, age nineteen. 917 North Keystone been friendly. According to Harlan's mother, tha youth bousht the clothing from a downtown installment store.

Tueaday afternoon. Mrs Burk hardt said, ahe saw Harlan near the Gilman. Bernice Gertrude biltner. Miktred Elisabeth Goodrich. Marcaret Frances Grainrer.

Joe GremeUpacber. Mary Susan Havens. Cathryn Headrick. Dorothy Joaenhin Heath. Arthelma Heath er.

Elisabeth Gralle Heffeman. Walter Brookfteid HendricKson. Le Andrew Henry. Adah Marcaret Hill. Rain Lindley Hitch.

Dora Ann Hod re ElUsbeth Ellen Holme. Frank Morse Hopper. Edythe Eleanor Huh bard. Dorothy Lav cms Hoe tier. Grace M.

Haf finrton. Maud Renwick Hjlton. iru viola inaua. Wilmer Presley Jeffrie. Katherine Jen dim.

Raymond Thorn a Jen Una. Auatin F. Johnson Mrrtle May Johnson. Paula Delphi ne Karch. Elisabeth rrsncee Keller.

Dorothy Kemp. James Smith Ken non. Pearl Etta Kerst. Mary Ann Kinne EUsaheth Kirk. Mary Alice naiaon.

Kathleen Gwenlin Klaiber. Btlll Mae Kreider. Onal Paulina KantS Tr ir wart Lain Arne Elixa Lar more. Florence Harriett Leaher. Mary T.

Leslie. Helen R. Libkin. Dorothy Lind ey. Paul Thomas Lockhart.

Helen ijoeper, wrMlw Ttllla ArtHnr Rllrm Health Board Will Act f800 I rna Knth Richardaon ixtvett. Alma Pearl Flawer Miami am Offer. I W'M. Vlrrini Bmitn uam. I WHhtl raTinn Msdison.

Jean Wl Action on tba offer rtt tha Tndl. I KmhIm afaiwfer. Catherine Elisabeth Mann. ananolla Plnwar Via. Ion SarUl.

la UiMT AO Marana. arm uiiucia pons to asea toward buying ma aw, np nnm nrnrnprn terlal and paying for labor In build UbA 111 VtnUIUI ntYtnOtU ing bospKal lor throat and chest dlsas," will taken at th nxt meetinr of th city board of health. Dr. Frederick E. Jackson, president.

aaaertea Wednesday, no date has been set for th meeting. Ths offer was contained In letters sent to Dr. Jackson and Dr. Herman O. Morgan, secretary of th board.

this with conditions attached that the gift must accepted by September 1827. Th society, in announcing ths offer, said It la th hop or members that th hospital mill tak ths form of a new unit on Sapreaae Cwwrt Orders New Trial fer Slexleaa Mnrder Charge. Reversing Porter county cir cuit court In convicting Vito San chez, a Mexican youth, for a murder In Gary for which ths lower court sentenced him to death, the stats supreme court. "Wednesday ordered a nw trial for Sanchex. The court held that newly found evidence had com to light, favorable to the prisoner, and held that hs was not properly defended in nis trial.

Sanchex shot. Daniel Crlarayen. a at th entrance of a Gary noo roam. March S. ISZ5.

II eaio Grlgaycn and two others followed SUrrlag lirrnaes. Fred washinrton and Mary Roirers. Henry Henn and Rebec Wilson. Charles Wise and Mary Feaaler. John Menefr and Mabel Himf.

Joseph Conner and Lori'ne Rand la. Frank Olaon and Helen McCarthy. Edward Parte and Mary Riha. Barker Whitfield and Katie Hoosier. EJdon Burd and Arnea Moor.

Harrold Tome and XUixana Ayre. Henry Xempfert and Emm Boyer. Willi am Gtrshaw and Dorothy DaUfh erty. Glen Uttl and Buoy wuains. SamiMl Finkbiner and Sarah Leech.

Frank Pryor and Mary Baaiord. Birth Retarwa. William and Helen Amot, SM Julian. rirl. snen ana awixri vrry.

auu etxth. gtrL Gordon and Ruth LandeTbaurh. 1731 Tahor aHrt. ray ana Jiary nnarxey. ivo unr ym.

tnrl. John and Beatrice Martin, 403 HamU ton. rirL Milton and Kcse Seal. w. Ver mont.

rirL Georre and Elnora Fortner. 14(T3 Zor Mvke. i. at a w. a.

Ml a riato ann raiai aAxrnam. jtrinoaist Boapitsl. gui. Boland and Chnsun vow. MtBOOit Boapilal.

firl Leonard aad Mary Brown. Metnodua uoa rital. rirl. Ira and rem Gaston, lsoei if. eturriew rsfT lrl wiirt ana East teran.

zoa i. Ala bama, boy. Pa nl and Mart Pardn. ICC 8 Brook aide. boy.

Burford and Bemlc Rohan nan, 1434 Fifteenth, boy kara and Sylvia LaXara. Cnrt tian Hos pital, boy. pojn ana stary eurnit. a. nnei field, Death BXmrajs.

Martha A He Neuert. SS rears. 737 Sander, carcinoma. William F. Klemeyer 80 years.

331 8. New Jersey, chronic saynearditia. Jsme R. Hervey. 77 years.

Oty Eos plt I. acnte lalat'oo of heart iwm MiMiier. year. 3531 GarTlcid. Itral inanffteoncy.

Edsar Cox. 28 year. Citv Hosnttal. ear dlo vaaeulae renal dtaease. Thomas K.

Ranrahan 35 veara. I Z27 Erlanei. chroolo endocardltla. William J. Stone.

SO ara S. Pennaylvania. orrhosia of Wver. Altos Jone 81 yeara. IOCS Boabrooa.

acme tmerstial nephrtti John T. Thorn poou. 48 year. S402 WWie, accidental. Win i am H.

Jones. SI yeara. 768 Indiana. errehraj hrmorrhare. Kathryn Gs'iette 4T year.

3740 JC. Pennsylvania, chronic myocarditis. Maode Webster. 43 eara, Oty Hospital. pertowua.

Xathena Kurt a. 58) year. M1 XortV western, acut df'atatton of heart. Anna Day Irrtn 8ft year. Central In Ita a SlmnlairKaHM A b.iw tmliu.ir.toe Jaanel" vonsti.

lonar pnenmonla to a ririfif C. Affirmed. Th mnwan. C. J.

I or Brr 3 1C31, Jt. Mount. rsiT ra JFT. 1 m.7 74 soo v. Ke, $iv.

R. E. tlo. tnamtiwn, WlBiaa 8. Jamec.

59 year. Methodist BonttL acnte cholecystitis. Charle C. Walker. 24 years.

377 E. Komi, antral taoie. Sarah EHea Baker. 73 rears. 18C5 X.

Alabama, chrsric myocardli'. Peter Eran. 82 year. Christian BoepitaL sent dilaUtton ef heart. Francis Rohinsonw 68 year.

728 W. Twenty tilth, sntersUtial aephriUa. BaflaQn; Perm Ha. i4k vuuiiuiv louowi nudOi. frank Andrews lata An.

I Charle XoHtar. nrare. 215 S. McKlm. I OUT CrUfrriSt has midol foe I nerioe itctitM tn withdraw eecwed for roe.

i 15. cent. In a Slim afumirram Knw I rectkt ta granted I J. Bona, rarar. 314 X.

Keystone. rnek In wv I lZTiv. Emmiti J. button et al. vs.

Le ruca: in TAur PUrse. jet, Brmneit et al. MottoBRry C. Ap pelleea petition for Vine, which la granted. ineirsriinT October 1.

127. John T. Paniah Board of Coni'nieeiorters. Deeatur Appellant netitiM to tranafer to au'ieeme reart. Pavey.

rrroof. 715 X. Euclid. Hil'r oof. WtUiaaa Benainr.

reroof. 4350 Park. biabeTia Gee. reroof. 832 K.

SX. Clair. W. Peek. dweiSnr.

1508 HaugB. Traction Terminal Station and when she called to him. he ran. Mrs. Mary Moore, policewoman of the missing person'a department at police headquarters, has been assigned the case.

Harlan left his home Monday, police learned, to accept employment at a bakery. Officials of the tkery later called to learn why he had not prepared for work. The girl hai been employed in. a restaurant In Masachusetts avenue, accord intr wiih whora the mother. She and her husband have been separated.

Mrs. Burkhardt said she feared her daughter might be prevented from coming home by lack of proper clothing in which to appear in public 223 STUDENTS TO BE GRADUATED BY BUTLER UNIVERSITY MONDAY Two hundred and twenty three Butler University studentjs will re ceive bachelor of arts, bachelor of science, or bachelor of music degrees at the commencement exercises, to be held on the Butler campus at 10 a. rxL, Monday, June 13. John J. Tigert, United States commissioner of education, will be the commencement speaker.

Bernice Mead Abbott. lone Harriett tin. Nina Elisabeth Martin. Grace Martin ArneW. Ruth Lucile Allison.

AH re Elisabeth Anderson. Lucy Suzanne Asklian. Mrs. Louisa M. Atherton.

Dorothy Caroline Avels. Maud Kathrro Baldock. Edith Mildred Ball. Ella Ballard. Martha Louise Be btnrer.

Violet Katherine Beck. Ethel Ior Olhjr Beermann. Thorn a J. Bennett. Dor ethy Emily Berrer.

Elisabeth Bernstein. Paulino Clara Byerdorfer. John Arthur Black. Albert William Bloemker. Theo dor Bosma.

Jeanne Elisabeth Bouslog. Kathryn Marriott Bowl by. Julia Louise Bretsman. Kera Kadine Brewer. Dorothy Loctle Brown.

Lester Budd, Gertrude France Buehler. Waldo Bailer Carter. JWyl Ca. Olive LlddeU Casey. Inns Ma Clark.

Josephine Uarnette Comns. Ernest Archie Copple. Nancy Marion Cor ley. James Clifford Court university will meet on Stuart field. foT.

Anita Catharine Craft. Arthur Cnder: Irma Crowe. Maud Elisabeth Cuter. Wilon Swena el Daily. Mess.e Test Dal ton.

Homer Biley Daubenopeck. Ellen Dav tdcon. Mary Elisabeth Dandson. lord Davie, Emma Elliott Deal. Elisabeth Anne DeGrtef.

Nell Denny. Louie Dinfle. K. Kent Dorm an. Elizabeth Downey.

Grace Marie Driftmeyer. Boaa Mar caret Duden hoelfT. Eleanor Dunn. David Alfred Dur btn. Thelma Haye Dye.

Irwin Paul Eraa. Gladys Josephine El more. Carlrle Ewinr. Evelyn Henderson Fife. Barbara Anne Fischer.

Lavon G. Fiaher. Frascia Laia Jetu Fletcher, irrinla bos oxwonny. onas Mel Tin Funkhouser. Paul Mathews Gorman.

Charlotte Ke m. Margery Hall. Emil Harmeson. Kooert Robert Grafton, Indiana artist, of I Thomas HarriMn. Dorothy Locale Hauss.

dale. Lorena White McComb. James Martin Mccracken, William Herbert McDaiuei. Robert Vance McOaker. Delia McPheraou.

Ferdinand Paul MehrUch. Mry Ruth Mehriich. Francis Aus ostine Meuiucr. Edna Mae Miller. Francis Aufutua Miller Glenna Janet Miller.

Jack Miller. Merle Hamilton Miller. Wayne Leon Mono. Beatrice Lucile Moore. David Bruc Moore.

Anna Louise Moas. Cranater Murx Carl Otto Niemann. Minaret Patricia O'Connor. Mary France Osle. Elotae Mima Owins.

Helen Ma none Pacoe. John Curbin Patrick. John Howard Payne. Emma Grayce Peed. Pauline Faye Peireo.

Maximo A. Pena. Herman Edsar Phillipa. Lloyd Orvillc rrland. John Ernet Potirer.

IJnme Etther Ramey. Fern Lorraine Red. Charlotte Antom Riianer. Jean Vir. cinia Richardon, Mamn Frederick Richey.

Paul orr Rich man. Dorca Rock. Murhl S. Korer. Roeentikl.

Bculah Ruth Rout. Clarence W. Russell. Mary Millie nt Rant. Fred Bate" Sanders.

Mande Ann Searcy. Dorothy Emma Serur. Mildred Gertrude Shadley. Leila Belle Shipman. He'ena Siel off.

Esther Edythe SluUky. Eva Maria ret Smith. Katherine Louige Smith. Lawson Fry Smith. Rowena JHsabeth Smith.

Juanita Paul Ihertnan Staples. Vivian Pearl Stevenson, Sirs. Marian Lo max Stewart. Frances Conn Stout. Anna Katherine Suter.

Jennie KincaM Swan. Helen Ann I arior. rrank William Teasue. Laura Maude Tern let on. Cath erine Thalman.

Dnrothy Lou Thomaa, Grace Dean Thomaa. Dean Thornherry, Hal ford Thornbursh. Kenneth Edrar norne. jonn Oscar Tnrawi. Gertrude Thuemler.

Eleanor Torr. Herbert DeChant xrauh. Bernlo Minnie Tyner. Kenneth William Vandivier. Herscbei Pierre Van Sickle.

Laurence Martin Voll rath. Mat lie Lucy wale. Georre Wallace Walker. Manor! a Dorr la Walsh. Sue Etta Warren.

Charles Marion Wells. Louiee Ann Wheeler. David Wilkinson. Mrs. Harriet Hawes Wllliama.

Witt. Ftaive Bronson Woole Woolrar, Leefe May Worth lenr. Robert Mary Lew wnsnt. France Allen Torn. Martha Zoercher.

Degree fr Gradaafc Stadenta. The following graduate students will receive the degrees of master of arts or bachelor of divinity: AtexaniVr Aitken. William T. Bacon. Joy Julian Paltry.

Alfred T. DeGroot. To Ka wamnra. William H. Knl rim.

Oeonre Franklin Leonard. Av J. Lindaey. Harold Li. Proppe.

Will lain Hanley Bowlanda. May Kolmer Schaefer. Georr Hamilton Sinsh. Svrah Trumbii'! 5ion, W. M.

Stafford and Elizabeth R. Witt. him from the poolroom and attacked him. Sanches does not spesk Eng lish, snd his trial wss conducted through Interpreters after th case was sent to Porter county on a change of venue. A a result of th supreme court's rulinir he will be removed from the death cell at the State Prison and placed In the custody of the Porter county sher iff.

He wss eighteen years old at the time of his trial. Switchman la Killed. Special to The Indianapolis News HAMMOND. June t. T.

Bruce, age thlrty fotr. a Pennsyl vania railroad switchman, was killed at Roby today when he fell under the wheels of his His home was In Chicago. DAILY VITAL STATISTICS W.J. Andrew, addition. 2433 X.

Dear born. S50O. Charle Betsner. re roof, a os Hoyai. S1S0.

Baley a Parker, reroof. 34 4 samm S3.o. Ba ley a rarker. reroor. a 1 3 oaicm.

H. E. Dave. hed. 32 Eastern.

SIS. Charln W. eman. addition, 1301 Bart SC00. Mrs.

B. Updike, addition, St. Gar field. S725. Carter Rate, furnace.

5448 X. Dela ware. Leo J. Richenbach. STeeohousa.

1058 S. Warman. Emma Wilson, saraxe. 1833' Fletcher. Joaeph Bosner, rarxf.

3118 Tf. Tenth. SZAO. Joe Bals. tam plant.

5530 X. Dels ware. S700. Bailey A Parker, reroof. 3448 Salem.

$350. Bailey A Parker, reroof. 3443 Salem. 3.v. H.

E. Dove. shed. 3z Eastern. 825.

Civic Ra'ty Company, addition, 517 W. Morris. S1.20O. Alexander Calley. reroof.

S207 Ashland. S175. Brookald Lodre. repairs. Gray and Tenth.

S150. Superior Metal 8trip Company, tars re. 2102 Eaatern, SI 50. J. Hahn sarase, 1023 Tf.

Mlchlxan, S2.5. I o. 4. Emsley. reroof.

1713 isortnweaicrn. too. O. J. Emaley.

reroof. 1700 Northwestern, Georr W. Pearson, repair. 271 8. Bit ter, scoo.

Freda Striebeck. reroof. 4 CO X. Dearborn. I flSO.

Allen Chapet M. B. Chnrch. church. Eleventh and Broadway.

S3.noa. John Cranahaw. repair. 855 W. Twen nrtn.

8ino. Mary OUver. addition. 1140 Roach. Sin.

O. J. Lockhart. dwelli r. 442 8.

Ar Unrton. S3.500. O. J. Lm khart.

dwelllne. 450 8. Ar Unrton. f.t.500. O.

J. Lockhart. initf. 448 8. Ar Ilnrton.

SSSOO. F.arl Daaanr. rarase. 2818 Station. Sl? Frank Wllaoa.

SeIB nr. 5147 X. Dela Wire. S7.0O0. XerrU Tdke.

reroof. 2025 Ashland. S200. Frank Amick. reroof.

733 X. Bauxh. John Book waiter, repairs. 2014 Euth rnia. 53.000.

X. Smith, repairs. 18 X. Tscoma. Siv.

Ferdinand Pfeff r. dwellin 5273 X. PeonevlvaMa. 81200. Jack Wenx.

repajr. 322 X. Rural. xhi. Puritan FlfMnoe Company dwelllnr 1133 S.

runont noo. A loo zo Shepperd. excavste. 809 S. Ran dornh, MM H.

w. Wrirht. reroof. 5014 E. Xew Tory.

22V Harry sarase. 818 Arbor. S200 HOARD OF WORKS ROUTINE. "COSTRACTS AWARDED. 13338.

Lin wood, from Waahlnrton Pleasant Roa parkway. Xprth dnv. walks and curb, to P. F. foot.

Carols at 914 a linear 13352. Exeter, from Vermont to walk and curb, to Fred Jaaita. at a linear foot. 13354. Mill a.

from Bowman to Mat thew, walk, te Fred Janit at 87 cent KESOLUTIOXS ADOPTED. 13435. First alley east of Alabama. from Bicklng to Prospect, permanent im proTT TK nt 13434. Surar Grove, from Sixteenth to Tweety nrst nrmiixrt ImitBtwvnL 13417.

Ally enavh of Norwood, from vatniot to, uiinoia. prnumii wprwv merrt. 1113. Sngar Grov. from Twenty.

flrt to Tawnjr aww. permanent inufwaoii. J.tSi. Warman. from Walnut to Tenth rrai.

imI nrh. Warman. from walnut to leu in. T. B.

XcMalh, reroof. GoUeu Hill. 5440. permaacBt Ucpreremenv. H.

R. CUNNINGHAM DEAD Had Itee ei Interior Decorator for Pettla Dry iim4m Cos pa ay. Harry Reed Cunningham, age sixty four. Interior decorator for the Pettis Dry Hoods Company for many yeara. died Tueaday at th Methodist Hospital after an illness of one week.

For several yeara Mr. Cunningham had made hla hom with hla Bister. Miss Daisy Catherine Twyman. in th Victoria apartment. He waa a half brother to James Elder Twyman.

who died last February. He waa a member of the Christian Scientist church at Twelfth and Delaware atreets. Cunningham la aurvlved by the widow. Mrs. Jeanne Price Cunningham, and two children.

Miss Anna Ruth Cunningham, of Indianapolis, and Harry c. Cunningham. of Cleveland. Funeral service will held at th Flanner A Buchanan mortuary. Friday at 2:30.

p. m. U. B. INSTITUTE ENDS Caansneare nsent Kxerctaea to Be Held Thnraday Kvealaaj.

Commencement exercises for the applicants for th ministry who have successfully met ths qualifications for ordination will be held Thursday evening, marking the close of the three day theological Institute conducted by th White River Conference of the United Brethren church at th Belmont Avenue church. Classes and tests were conducted throughout Tuesday and Wednesday. Dr. J. B.

Parsons, superintendent of th conference, presided Tuesday evening The Rev. W. H. Towne.1 of Terre Haute, made the principal address Bishop H. H.

Fout spoke Wednesday afternoon. FACES LIQUOR CHARGE Pollceanan Anaoaar Six Held la I'. 8. Caaapalaia at Colaaahwa. COLUMBUS.

Ind, June 8 (U.P.) Federal agents Tuesday arrested George W. Kinney, night policeman, on a charge of violating th liquor law. He will, he tried In federal court. The federal agents said they bought liquor from Kinney, giving marked money to him in payment. This money they said, waa found on his person when he was arrested a few minutes after the sale.

The policeman was said to have been on nifl regular beat at the time. Five other persons were arrested on similar charges. Including Lou la Cavanaugh. a bell boy, and Harry Morrison, and all face trial in federal court on liquor charges. NURSES TO BE GRADUATED Th Rt.

Rev. Joaeph Chartraad Address Commencement. to Ths Rt. Rev. Joseph Chart rand will make ths address at tha commencement exercises for th twen Wesley Thomas Wilson.

Oeorr Rlnneo iT eigni grnatyttes or bt. Vincent Hospital school of nursing, to held Monday at 7:30 n. m. at th Louis Marillac hall. In th now nurses home.

Following ths commencement a reception will be held. Ths srraduates ar aa rollowa: Marguerite) Kinder, Cord a Markova. Bertna Worland, Enid Smith. Mary Kramer. Mary E.

Brown. Marjorl Domin, Mary Klltabeth Helen Lynch. Mary Kirk. Ellsa. heth A.

Iluenlng. Alio Busart, Klhel Htamper. Kthel Ma Hwlng. Lottl Ma Hchoeck, Mary Ann Han rahan. Anna ti.

liakar. Joann O'Connor. Annette Perry. Mary Ann Plunkett. Sarah Elisabeth Murphy.

France Kieanor Klem, Pearl Boyd. Ann Hester Mllroy, Mary Claire Richard. Clara M. Wllkle, Alice Cecilia Dixon and Helen P. Klai.

Women Have Always Wanted a face powder like this new wonderful French Process Powder called MELLO GLO stays on longer keeps' that ugly shine away gives the skin a soft, 4 peachy look prevents large pores. You will be amazed at the beautifying qualities and purity of MELLO GLO. You will be glad you tried it. immmmjgrmmmmmm i mum I ww hi 1 There IS Relief! Nerves? No Ake is a marvelous tablet that will make you forget you have any! If you have a headacheJt will STOP it. The same with almost any pain; neuralgia, and even neuritis.

Relief in this form cannot form a habit I That's what makes No Ake such a joyous discovery its absolute haxmlessnesx. Quick as any drug, but with no penalty to pay. Take it when a tooth aches, or nights you can't aieep for any" reason See how soon it has you all serene in body and. mind 1 Doctors use and approve this perfect palliative, and any druggist sells it. USE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS TRAVEL AND RRSORTS BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD Former' a W.

1 Sunday Excursion, June 12 TO CINCINNATI, $2.75 noiMn trip Baseball Cincinnati vs. Boston special Trals I.ea'ven liM A. M. RETURXI.tO Leave Baymlller Station SiOO P. St.

Kasfera Time. TiOO P. M. Central Tfaae. laformatUa aad tickets at City Ticket Of flee.

114 Sloaameat Place. MA la w404 Laiosi Station, A ia 4547. "THE SINK IN THE' AcifJ resistine Tit a vni Ann Br.town a J8 r' Ksjaa Mountain alt puts you In good tennis trim at Virginia Hot Spring la fact, it puts you in trim for all the summer pastimes. And every moment, be it leisure car be it sport, is equally enjoyable when you're ia the right state, of miod and body. Amrrmf vrnmrntr (eaSen.

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via the Largest, newest and fastest ships oa tha Padfic TKe Empresses. Sailings frequently from Van couver 10 swift, happy dayi then Yokohama 1 ya lwnwtlsn. MiUng Wales mmd pUmt t. A. Mr Kinney T.

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tSl ntsl Terminal Rldc tk aad Malaat riacinnatl. For freifht J. A. MeClrefwra 4S Merchanta Bank RiS, ladlanaswoaa lad. CrsMttatat I jlifTyf (fl Trmvmltmrt' CM saaa.

tmktm nai USE NEWS CLASSIFIED ADS 7 under tlie wiafJow swl Created hottsezvife zvith her love of Cleanliness and Cbeerftdness How pleasant to look from your window as yoa work at this glistening white sink The 8 inch back, an exclusive tattdard design, fits snugly under the window. Another great improvement yoa will welcome Is tie sad resisting cnamcL Ir rsIikcsmootb No fruit or vegetable acid can leave a stain. Mirvrolf in the water do not affect it. Vinegu can doc eat into it. Time should take no toil of its snowy whiteness.

The txllest pitcher fits exxilf under the swinging spout because the sink compartment is eight inches deepan extra two inches. The eight inch front A UttifuUy JaiftJ sotf mis tsti saw Hi Amah tfdnmfd. L'asW lb snsf aW ttimstk wul mt frmah sr sweaaV Tub tstmsJ tsn it wfl slmsyt ktrf ia brifb bmtj. rives the whole sink a more pleasing arpeartnea. The sanitary attached garbage container with its aluminum receptacle has a folding bracket so it can be pushed back under the sink.

Only Standard makes the under the window sink the "sunlight sink. Come in to see it in three styles and seven sizes or write for illustrated booklet. De sure to specify add resisting enamel, as many other models are also made in regular enxmeL The trademark Utulard" A RiJenp fying add resisting en i me I is impressed La every "Three Eigha" sink. Tit THREE EIGHTS" 8 iacb lew iach deep lacheep back Aa an f. sinkttrsent.

f. frost gr dtf dP lit aiWi 99U 0wtf fsi si assy Standard ldiMspti SbtuTwm: 846 North Senate Avenue Ample Parking Space foe taowioom open Sarnraay P. IX Visitors' Cars by appointment.