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II I i 1 ma i a ft v. A an a 1 I i 4. i. ron sale. SPECIAL VALL PAPER SALE TOTK THIS WEEK refers, sultj a i'rr COiL c.5.23 4 I i a ible for far any room TT.o'.Tt 1 3 tr r.

rr ril giiov'eld Zo.zo lump, ghio ccca 14:2. 1 r. 1 1 f. fi ar.l Mattresses fr rn r.a i'i in Glzzcr 4il K. HINCTOV.

J.r. ava. ATTENTION And DOUHLE DECi: SPRINGS F' rrr'. maVe, advertise 1 In I and I Home i It 'e wc. ii, known to at Jli tiX UUi.

i price. 1t town tt tuy gaod baJa, t'V the t'lo rn yr rs coal iovi. can rr si 1 a a or fuir.it'i cf I. to r. t.

I 1 get prltea. GLAZER MAM'IN cheap to (juical r'" a I fVa'r, new saritsry re 1 a 1 r.tt tn s. rrars. sioo.s, 4 4 "4 ae. Ave.

i i r. fit top ue 1 aa Vs. daok i.e. Wi pay ii. c'alr I 4 4 a.

i. rock aei. av e. a a. a.

I IAN' of BC k.s a 'i I if.cri. iiain I i rr'e e. per 7 113 1 f.r ill til. AI. OC.i i i N.

i'l itur.a, re.la hni e. ilrua at GMAi.i.il'c, 444 rerovst rr.as. i. ii ir, i rr 1 a oe 1 i ui k. 11 4.

I 1 V' 1 i. ror. 1 i.XC.iAN .4 1 "1 i a a ii a i.N 1 k. 4 tl VA sa r. ew; ar icr 'i a.

ia 1 ar i tt 4 1 I AI A A 1 il 1 lLa. AL i 1 1 I. SV, i I. A la very 1 a 1 rat i. V.

.1 1 a. i 4 f'lrirM es 'meals arH hien ls T't at and fer roil 15c 0e uttmi of i and batha. ia the blue Per ro.L 12 r. rtiurant Cafeteria Equip t. 1.111 rrrf iu a.

vino rr r. 1 i C. wl'o a i irn. aieam ttie, plata glaa i A rre. 1 In r''" ropi Mon.

A i' t.ro..fr, ith ovan. In 1 Ion. 1 ria for or on a .11. MANAflKil HOTtL. As 1' Jir.Mil.HY T'f FA 1 Jt.

i i L.lJtJ IKAYK.l In I'avts CALL A if tilALu t.rl. I. Mia J' i. a a 1 1'ii: r. i Glazer r.

rrAiTrNCTON'. NFAH KAhT T. AUCTION SALES. TV DA A. If EXTRAORDINARY that ml(W' fer tile effect.

Higher price4 papers reduced aceorllnsly. advertise! papers soil with cr without b'rJ. re. cut hate wall paper co. CX a eea iu la ava.

criXANrour; For: saltl Dir.inrr Koom Furniture I .) TA Li.i ki ii' i a Air JABLE3. i 'r. K'ER 1 w.i our r. t. Get our prUee be a 1 fr cf.

charge. low etore. 44 K. V. gtun.

ar MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE. GAS RANGES Our rrr ara to le aa rood aa new rmroa In every respect; olfh oven (ai rui i from tV vp. quar gaa rare. 14 I no fail to See our aiock anl get our prices. Glazer Iow Rent FursKur Ftore.

444 K. Wanlntt'n. near Last. We se.l tor ceh. We for lese.

REFRIGERATORS Cerna ani a eur Una of hirh cra1a uaf ora. xJy la town ran tat our refrlcpratra or aortblnf la fur for )our bom. Steel Bed Spring, $1.50 Good springs. In good condition, aa low 1. Also the farryjus flmraoni fabric llnlc springs.

14. These are the erHnga aflver tlsed Ladlee' Horn Journal. Well regularly at I' KP COOfq FTTlP.n. Mass. ava.

tTOKB FIXTL'RLs. want to pay you a good price for rountera, eral e. ariowcaaes. wall casee. We want the best you got.

Call ua before you a.l. CLAZFH. Au. Msln 13I4. 'RED CLOVER" BRAND EAT 1IORE ECTTER.

WE WANT FURNITURE WE WANT RUGS! Asr'hlnr uaed In home or offlce. Ve isv than otl er dealera. tiOL3 fORE. Main 2 't. Auto.

J2 XV It K.MT invajld chalre, 12. SO month. r.M" a. a montri. Delivered fra PAKKH 11 E.

Washington. i4tA. liAVI.Ml Oiscontinuej store In city, have 'me fine ttance aril flayers that want g'xvl lioms for until they are Bold. Prefer l' lng with jer'iee lnter nted In purchase. Jlox i uKIjLN IiEr, extra nice, with cotton mst trees, I7fj; drop bead sewing machine.

14; rl' small l.brary table. IihOWX, Maes. eve. PLAYER at onr. rrs PIANO intalne.

Cllil.Iil'.f.X, know your navy. a r.e wuri HKTLt 3 Ph. at your rrx ry. 4et J4 V. IIILK MAJD TVtO PIANOd, rrst clsee TOsiiMoe.

cheap; eoe tmt Howard. INTERSTATB nUJll LJAN 0. flther phone 11J4. tn Nes. wi'h or it road lthout complete equtp kddress Eos iLi.

i CAINOVV, formerly wl'h 1 8. Ayres 4k Co. Uriolsterinr firnltur. reralrtrg aiip cover maairg a ejeclaliy. Main It i4.

U1 tun 1 A.iKlIl baty carriage. Cail lOA.N Lt Morurnent I'la e. IIANO. ring 1. U.

C. JlL. sL.NutK. is 4 1. vniITIIIM ML'.

ICAU IlA.Si, water, power washers; t'Smente. Mala 3Mi 1A. i LI EN rt rr. en s. AND JIAInJA 1' bejrxrom aaiie.

i4 Central 1N A I tr rr.srr're, guaranteed; opheavd; attach l.M Central. cheap; CL. li vf day clj chicaa. Wood Mala JM CAHLIN Ml. CO, li N.

Penn. at. de. grwv 0. sbape, not rubber Wii.L house complete.

4. Woodrulf I'Ak f.iing cabinets, f'ur In od cor'litlon. Msln 7141. LLKi. Thl FANS, aa nw.

Main I 1 easy 1J and lacr.ea; 1 KY .1 firc.esa coonlr.g gaa range. tLZi A Ti 1 e.Tnd ha nd furniture, a Lao good a'nre anl rxturea Main ilia. M.AYl.il I lANy taria.u fr caati, J1j0. 11C4 eidrboard at a bargain. 2114 a n.ea titurrs, il.etp.

o.Ter. i all" Orcie We w'll aell Tue.lav. av. at K. New Torn, some of tr.e flneat furniture vi have ever had It our auction rooma.

txll rur4, lull Aimlnier rugs. run. a 'l ruga. lj lb. refr: rator.

coat J'it l.i r.r: early Eng.iert writing C'. i Mr.y Mfi rrcers, upholatersl It leather; early Erevan tabi i chairs tnatrh; srni chair, early Eng. i i.vjipy oreeaer, liiar.ofan mp. i rr.a.'itany dumtort, brass etla, a 1 cotton rnttre4. eany J.ng 1 i 'i I tab.e.

rarj et tMir, ehlte era el raM J4 1 rench plate lrii urr.hrei.a s'ant. Kitchen c'l i g'; oa te4. met caa Cre tr maun: mahogany etani. wjmi.n grapnorhooe. In g' oi share: bocis.

picture. a floors. I. cf hrl a trac, lea'ner frholatered r' ea. Fr.g.;s; t5ta.i s.

cook Ifg Ircr.ir.g board and lot of ll too ninifrojl to mention, HILi iir.MlMf. ('in 6 4. If; I'AT. 1 a. in 1.

ro "a 1 A V. a 5 i i a I Grocery art 1 )T 1L) Crwnpa i ''iiiT, p. m. ave. aaecrtror.t a ned oo 1 s.

a. corn, t. I. ra jt. r''i an 1 teana, ci.vea.

tac.are surer. ex rim. op, trjvn.i, co.r, lr.au hea. tij. i' a a.

r.Tijtra fr't cf re rl era tor, small rieat I I rat t' i cotters, tl.ree aa r. Ar.g a. a.e. liun, tLlrtl gai tat k. i conals'a Of c'lalra dreaaers.

car; eta. rlr.r s. r. a r.aii a'nve. I S'vs.

utvir, i ciar aa ar.l c. vtenai.a. Cc Burkhardt A uct! 'a. at .1 1 nv ai. 1 Via i.

a S' a I 1 a a in i. i. r. A U' it a E. Ohio st.

i. i Iran. v.o i r.r, itry i ne trsaa co'tori ir ra a j. eeveial toi.at 1. Mar la la.e cn cot I.

ree carters s. t'l tru.la a 1 111 rari at. Ya.i ru tit a. r. 1 i ro a era.

tiMn, tha 'a, I e. at a r. a coat ll'Tii; St Ii II. g'KJ Amilnater I a i arm cha ra, iei: 'i ov i gaa t' a ree hea er. )ltr, A 1 re.

Am. 1 ntr. I i i .1 If 4 r. re I ra i .1 ti" 1 in. 1 fv Ila.t e.r re a.

vs 'v rooi. eever.l i a er r' I irvr. re 1 It l.i, zte e' or.l4 roMr oa t.K'.rr e. a tr 4f i t. I a r.

a a 1 a a a i 1 ii A j. I'. ra. OTIC 4 r.i: rl LEf A NOTICES nd PROPOSALS AL' I 1 fi ATO P.rs'A'C! kn)iort. almlnltraior of tha astala O.ratlan W.

Knvomfyrr, hrtr Uvea rotlc that tr virtu of ari fvrrt of Marion prooaia rovirl. in tti etata of Chrla tian V. Jkhwomtxtr, punuant aiK order, for aal an4 at privata aale. for not lax than toa appraiaed iu thereof, at tfa hour of JO o'clock a. on tha lfrn iar of Arirll.

at tha law orTlr ea of Walxer 4c Hollett. aulta SCO. In llan Truiit for raiii, tha following deacrlued real and peraonal fro pert to wit: Lota tfilrty thlrty on f31. ani thirty two (3:, Llolc or tquara tweotr fur In Beaty'a addition to tea city of Indiana poila. i Alae all peraonaj prrvparty, Inclodlnc planta, trw.i.

flower pota. wlra franvea. billa recelv abl. cash on hand In bank, and caan on hand, one old bar horse, ona old set of har r.i, ona aprlng wagon, ona old oo horaa Jlt waa on. and 113 roadeter auumiobiia.

and all property, real and peraonal belonging to the partnership of V. SVh woroeyer fc located on tha above real eatate. hy this conveyanca It la Intended to convey to tha grantee herein alt of tha Interest owned by the said Christian W. Scbwo meyer In and to tha aaaets. real and personal, belonging to tha aald partnership of V.

Jshwonieyer 8on. and thla con teyarx la maxle aubect to all unpaid xdu TO HLIRS, CREDITORS, ETTC. In the matter of the estata of Amanda Clem, dece4. No. 4 it I a the probate court of Marlon county, prll 2 trm, 117.

i Notice Is hereby riven that Edwin Clem, aa administrator of the eatate ft Amanda Tem. deceased, hee preaented and niea nia account and vouchers In final aettlament of aald estate, and that tha same will come up fo the examination and action of aald probata court on lot I8th day of April. 1917, which time all belrs, creditors or legateee of salJ estate are required to appear In aald court and show cause. If any there be. why said account and vouchers should not ba approved.

And the belra of said estate are ala required to and make proof of their heirship. THEODOHE BTKIS. rlerk. rFtOI 'JAl FOR tiAHOLJNiJ. IXiRAOU AM) fiKIJLilN'O: repartment quartermaa ter ofTlce.

U4 Federal bid Cctcag ill. led proposals will be cet ved nere unui 11 a. central time. April is. iuw.

ior nishlng raaoline. forage and bedding at posts In central department, during year com mencing July l. 1S17. iniormaiion on arTlicatlon. NOTICE OK APPOINTMENT.

Notice Is hereby given that the undera1g ne4 has duly Qualified aa executor of estate of William Langsenkamp, late of Marlon county, Indiana, deceased. ald eatate la aup I posed to ba solvent. ilONET Indiana I MUSICAL AND DRAMATIC. VKKI r.ne vio.ui; bargain, fcuite I. 2.T N.

FINANCIAL. City Real Estate Loans At Lowest Rate of Interest Prepayment Privilege W. A. Greyer Realty Co. New phone TA.

Lemcka bldjr. Old Main n. TO LOAN on Indiana polls and real estate: on good farms can TJAPr! ATV loan for twenty yeara at ay per cent. In North 74.S. terest "and no commission.

It will rapay voo to replace vour present loan. rt. t. WILMJN. City Trust Indiana polis Both phonee.

MONET to loan on first mortgage. CHAS. M. CROSS CO. Meridian at.

aluRTGAtir: CKIiTI FJCA1 pay per principal and Interest guaranteed; no trourle. no worry, ro rik. Ask xim. AMERICAN MORTGAGE ii UARANTEtJ 10 E. Market at.

PKR CENT. FARM AND CITT LOANS. Long time, no delay, aaay terma WALTER ST. CLAlR. 4k.1 Terminal Indianapolla SKCONH mortgage loana mae on real tate; Intereat.

per cent. Ml'HAI, SE Kirir 4 ASSOCIATION. I.I i Fletcher Trust biJg. JHEAIaY JiluNET to loan oa Improved In 1 anapo is real estate. I LETCHER AVE.

rAVrVOS AND LOAN A SOCLa HON. SUS 3. 0 Lemcka bldg. FIRST MORTCAGE loana on Improved reAl estate msie; easy terms. INDI ANA INVESTMENT ANI SLCURITIE3 O.

14) Fletcher Trust bldg. JkiONfc to on security. JOUN a. Waat.lnston at. 14 When Mdg.

Impoved real BcKKIUZLU CIIATTEL AND SALARY LOANS $10 TO $250 2 PER MONTH Ton can borrow our cash If you own fur niture, piano or other personal property. ind return it In smaii monthly paymenta. A finely fumlahed home Isn't necessary to get a lsn Just aarlafy us that you ara hrmest and yon wt'l get the money without delay. NO WORTHY KEFUSEU. Ue pay oft loana with other companies and advance more money.

Tun can borrow I'S and pay lark 'O per month. aa1 pay baca II pes roonrn. 1 anl pay back IS. CO per month. and jar back 17 per month, t.

ai ar.l lay tec a I. 00 er month. Olner aims in the earn a proportion. anl have cur proposition eipialned to you In our private ofTlce. rlte or phone itain iS 'l or New phone Mio K.

and our representative will call on you. No cheap. burg i r.g In vestl valors. No ot Ject lonatle tn rr.sla. ioj ret the mnner In a few honrgr lima, HE OLD RELIABLE" SECURITY MORTGAGE LOAN COMPANY 2 7 Indiana Trust building.

.117 E. Sashington a treat. YOUR CREDIT la good. Ton can bank oa us If are la need cf eitre caan. Wa win make yon a LOAN en your household oods.

furnl ture and raturea. automocuaa, oia moDls and jswe.ry at tha legal rata taterest. We are a licensed asl bonded com pany, red tape, abeolvite privacy, service, courteous and confldea tiei vxealixiariL SEE THE INTERSTATE LOAN COMPANY Ilurr a Jiaos'ir bl'g. Mala Auto CJ. Across from the Poatcdpa, Wcr Prices! FverytMng has lvanced evcept our rates on We are etl I making 1 a at legal rates on furniture, llanos.

Vlctio.aa. Txt jrea. etc. A 'so on Jiarr.o:ii. etc f)l three oi ua Cf trtal coat tTPoa'ta New Tork oee.

THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS, MONDAY," APRIL' 9, 1917. esta'e U4 E. M' H1 IOANS promptly msda IN riAKAIMLU bLCCKITlL i CO. Law bul.rllna CHILDREN, know your nsvy. Get J4 IT.

H. Uti.Mpi WHO KHILLa A1ILE. MAJU nilKAIJ at your grocery. PRIVATE 1MNJ. large and email, on real es'ate.

r. It W. I1ULLOCK. Jl Fletch er Truet MO. HEAL LsIATE mortgage loana.

also liant on rood personal security. J. O. bCvIT, LOANS ON SK.ro.NI MORTGAGE. I PROVri NTRACTS OH JlUHTUAUta POl MERCHANTS BANK.

aC'RTUAGE Icana. 17 Iw Mdg. LOANS on reel e'ae. f.r' AHA NT1" JOSEPH PATTIoON. WANTKO Reel tate mortgage 1 er cent.

METER KISKR BANK. oana, AMLKICAN MORT rn 1 1 K. Market. 1 I i 0 i er a po.jr. la rro trtlm anl L.nger time If deeirel.

io not to ceil on as wne yoa eee 1 Ii. tianuct ai bualneaa chaiga Iesi a la trtja Ca I. er a1r! INDLVNACOLLATERAL LOAN CO. rTATlM irrr. l'MAl.

1 ITl.PIVrj. E. WAiHuIv'N ST. New 5 TJL ii 1 1 I II II ti 1 i nicipal aaaeuments. and subject io iff taxes, and upon tha condition that tfca'i grantee harem shall asx srne and pay an in debtednesa now owing by the said partnership of Fchwomeyer 4c Hon.

fcald sale to be made eubject to arpraval of tha Marlon prooate court, and if aucn sale ta not made on the day Died herein, tha as me ordered continued from day to day thereafter unfil sold. i wrLMAM Administrator. i CIIATTEL AND SALARY LOANS LOAN. Per 3S Wilson to Kin George The Indianapolis Public Welfare Loan Association la loaning money at Per Month Tha raw rata which doea ontHi afliitlorial fee cl areed. ABSOLUTE COST OK LOAN.

I1S.0U tVZZ; pay .1 00 not into affect until Way 1st. Thla company ha a adopted a policy of maklne; ktane under the leas I rate, by lending rumi of tiiO and over at a rata of par Week. Ui.OO 3.07; pay $1 IS per we k. WOO 19 Bin, $63: pay ft SO par Other amounts In same proportion. No advance paymenta deducted.

Would ba pleased to consider your application. DIRECTOR Hon. Chaa W. Fairbanks, Rev. Francis II.

Gavtak. E. Iewts. Kaiph riambereer, B. Kanfman, Jurlga J.

A. J. Mooney. Franklin Votinrrut. a.

A. F.froymson. tC3 tV4 Occidental bide. Phones. Main Automatic fT SSd.

LOANS ON "PLAIN NOTES 1 To any ena permanently employed. I NO SECURITY Indianapolis Finance Co. 1 law M'r 114 Vj. Msrket st. 1 PERSONAL.

April J. The replr of Pres ldent Wilson to the message eent to him by. King: Georre, as given out of ficlally today. Is as follows: To his majesty George kins; and em. peror: "Tour eloquent message comes to me at this critical moment of our rational life as proof of the community of senti ment among tne free peoples of th world, now strtvlnir to defend their Meals, to maintain the blessings of na tlonal Independence arid to uphold the tight of humanity.

In the name of the American people and the government to they look for Kuldance, thank you for. your Inspiring words. WOCUJ HOW 1LSO.N', "Washington, Wake Up America, Slogan NEW YORIC April 9. Responses to the appeal Issued by the major's re Crulting commltt.ee to 541 mayors In the cities cf 30.000 population or more poured In today from all parts of the country The purpn of the local com znittee is to co ordinate and organize recrultln for the army and navy on a scientific basis. The system followed is that evolved In England after nearly two years experiment.

i It la pointed out that lias been lost through lack of a general "cheuie for the operation of agencies that trying to stimulate recruiting. Telegra ms win be sent also to the marTora of 'ail cities of more than R.ort and to all railroad presidents. The presidents of ten of the largest rail Dcr': try to Cover up a Ixid Gcniplsxion! clcaritzvidi ii i.i K2 III I QUICK LIEER VL TO ANT CW ON VFRI PTICKT TICS AT LEGAL RATES o' ot i.rns'4 cn ON A I. 'i rTi. 'H Ad ti i i ian' tiv.

hiC. I TZ. 1VV TIOATfr) W1IIIN liiiNrkiNfi 1 MAKING A LOAN. AETNA LOAN CO. Col T)t le.

ip CI jsinolboap If your complexion is rough, red or pimply, don't try to cover up the defect I It deceives no one and only makes bad matters worse. Begin today to dear your iVin whb Kesinol Soap. Just wash your face with Resinol Soap and bet water, dry and apply gently a little Reslncl Ointment. Let this stay on for ten minntes, then wash eff wiih i I fi ii ii MY WIFE. Norcross.

havlne left my home without provocation. I will not re responalble for debta contracted by her ty debtors are not to pay her any of my accounts. W. NORCKOS3, 111 N. Senate a e.

EMORT CLAUD B1FFLE, or friends know lng whereabouts, can aret some money by writing at once. Address Hot ZV. News. ANT ONE knowing tha whereabouts of Mr ii Ufa I'retty. pieaaa notify SAUNDEK3 fMKTTT.

46 vi.rT St REFUSES ALL PETITIONS FROM LIFE TERM MEN PARDON BOARD FILES REPORT OF MARCH HEARING. SIX PAROLES ARE GRANTED Tho Indiana state board of pardons, in Its report filed with Governor Goodrich today from the March hearing and meeting of the board, established a record when It refuseJ every petition from life term murder prisoners, al iiiuufcii more ot mis Class or criminals sought clemency than probably ever before at one session of the board. The board recommended six parole and four commutation of sentences, as follows: Paroles Recommended Jesse Clark, sen lenoed rrom Elackford county. June T9, lula, two to fourteen years, assault and battery to commit a statutory orrenae, to the Indiana reformatory; Henry Haynea. sentenced from aiamn county.

January f. one to four teer years, ror housebreaking, to the in uiana reiormatory, according to the record at tha Institution; the court show one i to eignt yeara as the term, for i petit larceny; Clem Knofr. een tencel from Putnam county. October 7. 11S two to five yeara.

for escaping from the penal farm, to the atate prison; Everett Murphy, ninrtn irora iiowara county. April JS 3, inrse to lourtaen years, a a accemmry before tha fact to a statutory crime, to the siate prison; ueorge Thaln, sentenced from Adams county, February 1, 1S15, three to fourteen yeara, for statutory crime, to the state prison; Adolphus liough. sentenced irom Lawrence county. September 1S11 ten to twenty years, for burglary, to tha In diana reformatory. Commutations of Sentence Recommended Harry Bovle, sentenced frore Grant county Septemlier J2.

1S15, three to fifteen yeara. for horse stealing to the Indiana reformatory treaucmr sentence to two to fourteen years) joaepn t.raeoer. eentenced from Marlon coun iy, reoruary n. iis, ten to twenty years. for burglary to tha state prison (sentence to be commuted to two to fourteen years) Frank Roberta, sentenced from Henry coun ty, April 14, 1911, ten to twenty years, for burglary to the atate prlaon (reducing sen ivnce to io to rourteen years).

Jturim Meiener. sentenced from Yanderburg; county, juiy. is's, ten to twenty yeara for burglary sentence suspenaeo; suspended sentence re vokeo, and sent to Indiana reformatory In January (reducing sentence to two to I our teen years). more Xlesinol Soap. In a very short I i i.

I ln nic )uu wi.i us unci jour b4.n Lc corr.Ir.g beautifully velvety. Resiool Soap sod Peaieo) Ovntoert ara sold bv a 1 crug g.ata. Trv iNern and are fcow bentf c'I tl.rf are not or tor aa.n but ior tl.e Laxr, too. Z3 ii ii it I a 3 i 1 i i i Boys' Suits, $4.98 Newr plnch tack models, of pretty novelty materials or lergn. In lres 7 to 17: novelty jJuito have) two pairs knickers; .00 values at 4JS.

Quaker drapery nets, in the i popular colonial, Adam or 1 a mm $1.00 values, at, yard. I 7C Mercerized sunfast portieres. in pretty brown and to pair .1.:. shades of rose, green; worth up $2.95 roads the country appealed to have sent favorable replies. The cities of the country are asked to take part In a national celebration of a recruiting day on April 3S.

the anniversary of the battle of Lexington and of Paul Heveret's ride. On that date Longfellow's "Paul Itevere" will be recited In moving picture houses, and the church bells, fire bells end factory whistles will sound alarm. The slogan adopted by the committee Is "Wake up America." DAILY VITAL STATISTICS. Marriage Licenses. Perry jC Sylvester and Nelva C.

Edwards. Jesse R. Cook and Maggie Farmer. Emory P. pargen and Cora M.

MeXece. M. Pierponeand Pearl D. Tork. Robert E.

Krieger and Helen M. Riley. William F. Wilson anifrtnsr E. Reed.

Lester J. Vlck and Ida R. Veal. Fted Rurkhart and Besale M. Bmlth.

Charles A. Bruce and Agnes Pmtth. lea dor Kimmtn and liens Adler. Otia Butler and Gertrude Hise. Vlrgle Torrence and Mattie Stewart.

jonn Appei ana loiei m. uyner. Jester llaree and Rose Oliver. Robert Q. McKenzle and Rose T.

Hegarty, John W. F.aglln and Margaret I Schwarta. Harryle Daupert and Hilda Waterman. Leo P. Eaughman and Uarguerite Mcfar land.

Sherman Godsey and Mary IL Bodlna. Alll.on ravie and ona Pierce. 4 hoster I. Wolf and Esther J. Green.

William Barr and Marie Raymond S. RufOri and Francis M. TiUlson. Earl N. Hartman and Ram El Gordon.

Harry A. HhafTer and Cora E. Brlttam. Albert J. liaakervllie and Naomi Yi.

Kits mill Harvey C. Baker and Alma E. Bror. Robert S. Ptevenaon and Nell PI Mathes.

Raymond A. Eharfer and Cecil M. hort rldae. hvlvester Elrr and Xoule Bartle. Charlea II.

Woliver and Lillian Collier. Joseph Welaamiller and Bessie Nlcholaa. Kmory Coleman and Maude Downlnr. Elmer C. Arnold and Minnie Powntnc.

Andrew Fe.rker and Bertha M. Muegge. i William Klscher and Japk Podhout. William O. King and Marauerlte Lowe.

Juetua Egger and LVasie if. Heller. John Smith and Lacy L. Hadley. William E.

pagllsh and Lota M. Oaborn. Anson Smith and Sarah J. Coy. Robert P.

Klefer and Erna Vlewegh. Fred 8. Wise and Virginia M. Kraust. Ernest Humphrey and Oladys P.

Chtlrlers. Inadore Markowltz and Pearl I. Sam peon. Philip La Jones and Maria D. L.ticae.

Artie I Ppumph and Margaret I.inkenfelt. John R. Nichols and Blanche Flaher. Cyril a Bowman and Burt Ew lng. Cecil Glbon and FJdna Gardner.

Edward Henry and Murttle Flanagan. Glen Buchanan and Charlotte CasselL Edward Hepper and Sadie Kuhos. Jamea Price and Katherine Thorpe. George M. Ttndel and tattle Bsjter.

Jamea F. ryflm and Ruth A. Kerr. Clarence W. Stults and Ruby B.

Daugherty. Erlo 11. lahm and Helen Etelss. Peter and fantile convulsions. Birth Mary Fillachla, Ell airl.

,..1 Warsaw, Roy ana Avatnryn sonno, im. vmoru. ohariea ana Mery ii.iirai, cpencer. Sfrl James anl Macei ueery, bv. Vincents noi 1 I I John ana lavemt wcviurt, ucouai, eirL Isldor ana teri aiarcus.

i'u aaemii. elrl Jeaae and (jo aen wiener. aow. sri. Claude and fcussie Fattison, tti N.

Illinois, hov. Fred and OJa Courtnty. SS37 w. Michigan, elrl wunam ana a era niucci. irgiuie, Ben and Erma Harrle, 1J1S boy.

pwight and Grace Swords; 1414 W. Twenty first, girl. Ksrrv Parsons, lleo Death Returns. month, 1011 E. Pamuel Gllman.

fl years. hrnnrhlal tneumonta. Sajiders, Tlti If. Senate, I Ruth Putin, 4 months. 17 a.

tnerr.eia. broncho pneumonia. Svlvla Heller, 6 Cays, zrta is. Aoama, in tjeorge Cox, 4 years. S.

Xeystona, se ninir. amee Goldsborough. SI years. CS3 Indiana. pulmonary tuoercuiaia.

Joaepn iiugnea. years, eus o. irmio, bronchial pneumonia. Jonathan Elila. 24 years.

Et. Vincent hoa l'sl. hemorr ha are from mouth, accidental. Mary titark, 60 years. .,7 E.

Sixteenth, car et non.a. Allen Pulley. Sj years. liiJ Hoeffen, cere bral apoplexy. George Brooks.

45 years, city hospital. treptococcus meningitis. May Naugnton. zi years, Lxinirten. ulneonary tubercukiala.

Joe McCoy, ii years, city hospital. lobar netamonia. Ethel Paa gett. 19 yeara. N.

New Jer sey, acute tonemia. i I Building Permlts H. II. Roberts. reraJrs.

4 N. S. Toon, repairs, IK! N. Oeklsnl. 10.

1L Johnson, repairs, IXH N. Sheffield. Nithi 'aa Etetnmets. perch. ITtS S.

Pela we re, vO. w. E. Praia, repairs, 3 E. WcCarty, 11.

Clifford E. Wagner, awning, fits E. Waah Ir.ton. .2. W.

Niediamer. awning. E. Wash on iieorge M. Cotton, awning.

E. waan irrton. i. G. llowland, garage, ISCS i'rt Ilin.

awnlag, R'afc til." Aitert 'rHhe ton, tfemo lel. N. IT. KeVv, dwelling. E.

Kellv. 1 Jr.hrt 1 lnlf, 11 4 F. Taitott. lit'ianapAiis Hi, I t'osiing Ccmyny, ard, ViTKi. Ua pi (I f' 1 "TV vJ Spring Yard Goods Shepherd check suitings, in assorted size checks, fuil 42 inches wide; worth 75c, yard JC Taffeta suitinc, a fine all wool, quality, for dresses and skirts, oh sale at, Q8(J French serjre, in new spring shades; a fine quality, full 4S inches wide; worth AC $2.00, Plaid series, a (fine all wool quality, in choice new patterns, for skirts, Of 0I worth $1.49 01 Mohair Sicilian, 0 inches wide, in black, navy blue, green and gray, $1.00 HQn quality, yard'.

i wU Poplin in black and desirable spring shades, for tailored carments. OCT yard VXaaWJ i lj II rirfif ill iM Throughout the, country this week has been set aside as Home Craft week a week for house cleaning and brightening up. This naturally suggests bright, new draperies. Lasted below are a few helpful hints: Filet nets, full 36 inches wide; closely woven; small patterns in white and ivory, yard JL7L New Quaker and. Scranton sheer drapery in all the newest tints; the 59c QO i quality, on sale, yard.

i VUK, Window in desirable tone of green: size 3x6: for Filet net, embroidered marquisette, Brussels weave and rich imported cable net cur PROMISES TO RAISE S5.000.000.COO 1 i I I i I Tuesday only (none OQa delivered), special. Ja Imported cretonnes, in all the new spring colorings; 1,000 yards of 39c kind OKf (none tielivered). yard. awiuC yard. Mercerized repp all the wanted cretonnes, in colorings in i I I eluding bird, scenic 'and Jap 1:.1.

1... 45c 1 i 1 i i 5 i i II tains; up to J4.50 CO no 'I i values, pair WO i a i in ADVERTISING CLUB SUGGESTS AN OLD GLORYl CAMPAIGN. POPULAR LOAfJ ISITHE PLAN CHICAGO. April The national advertising advisory board, at a meeting: here, aent a telegram to Secretary of the Treasury McAdoo, supsestinff a plan for ralsintc for the government in one week, to be known aa Old Glory week. The telecram stated that the loan could be subscribed through the advertisers' plan at a savin of tJS.OXl.OX) a year for the term of the loan.

It was suggested that the loan could be floated at per cent, interest Instead of SVj per cent. The plan contemplates the use of Old Glory week for stimulation of recruiting for the army and navy and the spreading: of American spirit. The teleitram. which Is signed by Herbert S. chairman, of Is'ew York, an William X.

Rankin, vice chairman, of Chicago, said: "The members of the national advertising: advisory board invest millions annually in advertising to secure economic jietribution of merchandise and they unite In giving It as their Judgment that at a cost not to exceed $1,000,000 for paid advertising', this loan can be fully subscribed. In fact, oversubscribed. This should be done in connection with Old Glory week which can be made the greatest patriotic demonstration ever seen in the States, livery advertising and other club, church. lodge, labor organization, manufacturers' and agricultural associations, bs well as chambers of commerce, will be called on to make this the greatest of patriotic demonstrations for the support of the President and the United, States government. "At rive days' notice we will deliver actual adverlisements and complete rlans for the successful handling of this Old Olory loan in connection with Old Glory week.

Our board gives its services to the nation cheerfully without compensation." H0RSESH0ERS, COHVEHTIOr Eighteenth Annual Stata Meeting to Open at Evansvllle Tuesday. (Special to The Indianapolis News VAN'S VIIeLE, April The eighteenth annual state convention of the Master Horseshoers Protective As sociation of America will be held In this city Tuesday and Wednesday. About 2nd delegates and visitors are expeted to attend. Sessions will be held at tho Is'ew endome hotel. The convention is expected to adopt a resolution requiting that all horseshoers pass an examination before being permitted to follow their trade.

The resolution will ask for the appointment of an examining board by the state. which will decide on the ellaibilky of applicants. i Regular business of the association will be disposed of at the session Wednesday morning, when the annual election of ofUcers will occur. The pres ent state officers of the association are: vice president. Elmer Shumaker, of Fouth Bend; second vice president.

James Geraghty, of IJushville, and secretary and treasurer, C. llorrbosile, of Evanavllle. ARCHIE ROOSEVELT TO WED Engagement to Miss Grace 1oclc wood, of Boston, Is Announced. April 9 Announcement has been made here of the engagement of Miss Grace S. LockwooJ, only daugh ter of Mr.

and iirs. Thomas St. John Lockwood, of this city, to Archibald B. Roosevelt, of Mr. and Mrs.

Theodore P.oosevelt. of Oyster Bay, Le I. Miss Lockwood Is a graduate of Miss Winsors school, a Back Bay institution. Archibald Roosevelt la the third son of Theodore P.eesevelL lie has inherited his father's love for outdoor life. and during hi college career he was one of the leaders in the military government at Cambridge, helping to enroll men in the Harvard regiment.

He was the first one to register. He obtained his degree at Harvard last June. He is now In Hartford. em ployed by the Bijelow Hartford Carpet Company. No date has been set for the wedding.

Falls Dead at Work. John Jenkins, ago seventy, Lawrence, fell dad Saturday at the home of John lnlnir of Iniit unspoin on the vmiletn I ike. Jenkins p4 iininiji cii at home. Ir. Paul ll't'nson.

deputy cor oner, who investigate sail irat aeatn was due to fceart crease, On Rear argain 1U Women's two clagp pure prloves'with doubla i fr tip ft, in white only, all sires from to No Phone or D. Orders, WW if i For Relief at New Albany The follevriag contributions have been received at Tke Xtwi efBce for the torsade) victims mt Sew Albaayi Amonnt previously 'ackaowl edited ffj.275 1 Vtealey tlpd.l Sum4T school Lawresee ltlrers, ayae tswm, lad. Altralatie Clnb, of Port vl lie. lad. The Gleaner Class, Presbyterian Sunday School.

Tkeratews, lad. Kir kiln (lad.) Lodge Ao. 440. a est ttQ Am 3aVa '( A Priend C. H.

Faulkner fSympathlxer r. A Friend. Cash J. K. Harmealng A Friend Citizens of Centervllle and Cenmsiltr Mm.

V'. K. Aahby Wlnslovy. Ind. f.

M. FsBBtslstswa I.odre o. 173. Knlgbta ot Pytalaa rash fash M. V.

B. ii. A Friend Ufflclala and Kinployea of Pin Four Hallrond. SevrBtk Flwor Mrs, Dowse A Friend Girls' Coats, QC. Flaln or telted styles, nith I.trj; niade of perjres.

thep'nerd r.r.ecks at i checks with colored ovtrplaKIi. for of 6 to 14 years. fi.u. 59c Fibre Sill: Women's pure fiber silk Iiosg with heels and toes and double garter in black, white, pink, champr.n?, pcr.rl, suede, Copenha.crcn, navy and tan; a few have very slight mill imperfccti pairs for 75c, pair, SlDc. Women's fast black silk lisle or black cotton hose, with shaped ankles and white soles; selling rene rally at 20c and more; our price for i rst quality, pair 25c 19 OO 1 OO, 3 OO 2 CO lft OO 1 () 1 M) 1 OO 2 ei 2 OO 4 23 3 OO 1 OO 1 OO 10 OO r.o 1 oo 2 OO 1 00 21 r.o i oo i oo oo jV nraa 28 ABOARD AZTEC LOST.

Boatswain's Mate of "Naval Guard Perishes, Ambassador's Report. WASHINGTON. April 9. Ambassador Sharp at Tar Is' has notified the state department that twenty eight lives were lost In the torpedoing of the American steamship Aztec. boatswain's mate Eopoluccl.

of the United States naval guard. AU of the other twelve members of the guard were among the nineteen survivors. The dispatch "Armed guard of Artea all saved except J. I. Jenoluccl lEopolucx boatswains mate.

nrsi class. Following members of crew survivors: Captain Walter O'Brien. American; rtrst mate I Anderson, American; third mate. E. J.

O'Brien, 'American Ernest Olson, boatswain, Swed ish: Herbert Collins, tnira enmim, American; Charles N'akoleU messman. iavL aaian: Watson Sydney, wireless American. Nineteen known survivors In all. Total complement rnrtr.v,n. Consular agent at Rrest Cant a in O'Brien that three Tsrwiiee have been washed ashore, identt am K'r naann arid UOOV1K.

BfHincii, name of third given as Bernard Hovers which does not ngure on a mnrienn. James Collier, was among the five men killed in the sinking ot the British steamer Crispin. Consul Washington at Liverpool informed the state department of Collier's death, and said an American survivor of the crew named Preston had sailed for New ior k. DAN FORTH CASE DISMISSED Indianapolis Stock Broker was Charged With False Pretense. Special to Tha Indianapolis 3Sewt April 9.

J. L. Dan forth. Indianapolis stock and bond broker, who was charged with false pretense, was freed today, when W. Royse, special Judge, sustained a motion to dismiss which was presented by Homer Ixingfellow.

prosecutor. George W. Irvine, former county treasurer. who was the prosecuting witness, saia he wished to withdraw from the action, and the dismissal followed. The action of the prosecutor ncpears to meet with pubilo approval.

Danforth was charred in the affidavit filed t.y Irvine with defrauding him out of t.O to e4.0f? in a transfer of FtocK. Irvine charged that Dar.forth miarepresentei the values of the stock. Several weeKS ago t)an forth was tried here on a simi lar charge, the con iP.a!n:ns' witness ne ing Jonathan Tinkey, former co'iruy councilman. After hearlnsr evidence for ten; days, ths jury returned a veraict cf not guilty. Merely Plot of Farmers to Blow Stumps for Crcps Special to The Indianapolis Ns LOGANsrORT, Ar ril S.

r.e. 'i denta of Twelve Mile, Ca" wre much aroused Saturday over the prospects of plots when a car rf was found ou tne rv. isation by sijenff hat tiie car bad been 9 i to I who interil to iiie tr.e cat. out tumps to more itwi i rvay ided to grow crops in ai ti hortage Ov to the Ci.i'.i ttnr. Women's fiber silk plaited hose, in black, white, 1 rose, a pane, Ccr en hag blue, maize and gold; for Tuesday, per pair' 4 25c colour a 4 we is: j.

c. fin 1 rl cot v. ar.a a fru arantc? ticket i each Tuir cr 2 c), pair The popular high waistcd, ehirrcd fancy pocket styles of best quality .1 velour in naT Copenhagen," soli, npr3 green and tan; sizes 1G to 41. Go. I willies, for Tuesday crdy, $12.1 lid a Pretty new models, made mostly cf rr.b trdines in black, navy blue, green, tr.n and rose, lined with durabb silk r.n3 cotton fabrics, some vrith peau de cy good assortments in sizes 1G to 41 T' of fresh Sunkitt Ora ncei every dy, THesa ara tho uniform' sjood oranges CrZcr a dozen tc ay rz Uniformly Good i A ae a a California Frt.lt Crowera Il.c!ij! Ha aa 1 i a i a i ii iO C.LLLj i.ii........

exr I SB 4hp 4 ar a 4 aas aa 4 i I.OMTST ita.Tr:s ELCOIS ll wo btorea) Pfore No 1 Store No. E. Waah. St. 142 N.

Illinois Main t. 1" "') Ma.r, lEuonz out THE HIDDEM BEAUTY Make this lctfonfor very IlttT 9 cost and just se for yourself. care enjoys a trcmcnaou3 L' 4w is I in mm mm ae' An. attractive skin 1r.3 a Irr.ira tion. In social life nd In tus.inc.5j the pirl or woman face 1 hands show evidence cf tint over those who co not rcxiize value cf a healthy skin a reliefs corr.plexicn.

At the coft of a small jar tt ordi nary cold cream ore can rrc 5. sirn a full quarter pir.t of tha xr.Oi v. derful lemcn skin ftf.cr nr. plexion btau? ifier, by 1 i juice or nvo ire. tis com.

chard VI to strain' this rr.onl lemon jui remove 5. Orch two I'" ..2 tip i i i re 1 ch 1 I 1 Jcmcr.3 ia'o rt i Care thf? juice ti fo r.o Jer.ion 11 livery r. to 1.