The Kokomo Tribune from Kokomo, Indiana • Page 8

THE KOKOMO Classified. -Ads- Place the City's Best Offers Right Within Your Reach ANNOUNCEMENTS Card of Thanks KUNTZ---We wish to extend ou: sincere "thanks 'tor the kind ex prewlons of sympathy extendec during the Illness and death our beloved husband and father William N. Kuntz. Especially do 1 we wish to thank the neighbors and frienda, -who sent, flora offerings. Rev.

R. J. Halpin for consoling words, and all others who esslsted in any way. Such kindness shall never be for- Kuntz and Family. Funeral Directors Courteous, Dignified Service KENNETH H.

RICH FUNERAL DIRECTOR Corner Washington Mulberry Strayed, Lost, Found JO LOST--Ladles' black purse between Hemlock and Kokomo. Finder plcaxe return to or call Mrs. Elizabeth Barnett, Ph. 30-F-20 Hemlock. Liberal reward.

LOST--One female red bone hound, medium size. Return to Frank Carson 5th house west of creek bridge on W. Markland av. THE NEBBS GOOD ADVICE By Sol BE. PQOLISW DAD I'D 'DO VOO YOU'LL.

1 UJANJT "VOU TO FOR IT--1 XWA.I-JT YOU TO GO THERE AKJD LST SYSTEM -YOU'LL F1KJD IT MA.V WANj'e MELPED YOU 60T IT DIDKJT YOU MUCH GOOD MQJTA.LUV sou KIORTVMU.E HIS SOM TO TDSJOR.TMVIULE rr BESVJS TO LOOK LIKE MERCHANDISE Household Goods 59 APIECE overstuffed living room suite. Good condition, $29.50. 3- pieee walnut bedroom, suite $29.50. Mao used dining room suites, rugs and oil Btovcs at very low prices. KOKOMO FURNITURE CO.

NSW AND FURNITURE AUTOMOTIVE and Bicycles 15 COME imd see and ride tho new balloon tired bicycle. The very latest improvement out, makea cycling a pleasure. HARLEY PAVXDSON MOTOR SHOP, 100 Went Morgan street. BUSINESS SERVICE Service Offered 18 NOW IS THE TIME To have your fishing tackle repaired. Fly rods, and canting rewrap- pcd and reflnlshad, rcel.i repaired, at very reasonable prices, Fred Wllklns', 1125 N.

Webster. YOU CAN'T AFFORD TO MISS. SELLS CHEAP, SELLS A HEAP! HOPKINS 210 W. WALNUT WE BELONG TO THE KIRMA. CLEAN REPOSSESSED FURN.

Olobe Ray Eoy, beating stoves, beds, dinging rm. Living rm. suites, K. tables, rugs, radios, pianos. Open alt.

ns. Wash. Jackson, 4127 HadJo Equipment 62A MILLER'S 'SPRING RADIO SALE An extra fine lot of 15 high grade and reconditioned elec- trie seta-- mostly Phiicos, 11 Tube mpdtl '112x i LEGALS OF SFJ3C1AL MASTEU'S OF HK.IL JiSTATK The undersigned, Special In Chancery, of tho District Court tho United Suvctis, for tho Southern District OL' Indiana, indliinapolls Di- viaiou, hyroby tilvcs notico-'thut by virtue of a ciecree of said court mutio on -1st day of a certain suit then pending in said entitled The Nortlnvu.stern a LICo In- complainant, chelburt'o-r, et al, clcfondanta, belntt CauBe surance Company, affainat Christian K. a certified copy of ti SWAP" TO INTRODUCE--This new classification your 3-llno ad will bo. inserted in thl3 column ono time for 15c or 2 times for 25c, provlainjr Uiero Is no cr.sh Involved in tho trade.

Bring or mall year ad to this office. No rhono orders accepted. No charges. Cash only. SIX NEW CARDINALS SEECTED BY POPE PIUS AT CONSISTORY Vatican City, March 5 )-Pope Pius presided today ovnr a consistory for the first time in nearly three years and created six i new cardinals.

They arc: A-l hard-wood maple METRO FUMASONT-BOATOT, un- for drop siding or building mate-1 til now apostolic delegate at Wnsli- rial. 741. S. I tojrton I HAULING: Garbage or trash to haul and vaults to claim. PALMER.

Dial ssss. LEV7 Inunderlnp Curtains to Inuncl. 701E -Murkld. 0234 Bounty 2SA PERM. Special 9Dc up.

PL-BASS(J-BEAUTY SHOP. SOdM W. Wai. Tailoring and Pi-cutting 30 If you are going to buy a suit it will surely pay you to seo DEWEY HAAS, ov. Woolworth's', East Sd.

Sq. EMPLOYMENT Help Wanted--Mule 33 AMBITIOUS, reliable man wanted to take orders and deliver Watkins Products in Kokomo. Customers established, good pay every day from start. Experience unnecessary, complete training Riven. Write Immediately.

The J. K. Wntkln.1 Company, 242-280 Naghton Columbus, Ohio. Wanted--Female 36 11 Tube lonjr'and short wave combination. 11 Tube two-door'highboy.

9 Tube radio-phot! combination. 9 Tube Philco Lowboy automatic volume control. 7 Tube Philco screen grid Lowboy. 7 Tube Airline screen grid Lowboy. 7 Tube Philco Cheer up.

1 You can buy a Good Used Radio a.t terms you can meet --SOe 1 to $1 weekly. Liberal trade allowance for your old piano, radio, automobile, shot gun, stove, musical Instruments. Good pieces furniture.or what have you? MILLER FURNITURE CO. 319 N. Main.

MIDDLE AGED lady wants housekeeping, care of motherless home or companion for elderly lady. Box 82; care Tribune, FINANCIAL Money to Loan, AEE YOU A 'RED BLOODED AMERICAN? THEN LISTEN TO BOAKE CARTER Sponsored by Philco--Columbia P. M. Fri. MILLER FURNITURE CO.

319 N. Main. decree was Issued Lo the unclei'slsned Special Master In ChiLiicjery. together i a proper precept uf by tho Clerk of sulti court, and lj: pursuance of said precept of sale and au.lt! decree tho un- Special Master In Chancery of said court, will, on Monday, tlio day ot April, 1333, al tlie 01' 10:00 o'clock a. Cor.tral Standard Time, rtc door of tho courthouse, Lho Citv of Jxokomo, In the County of Howard and Stain of -nilland.

ol'Eor for'iuUu and sell at public outcry to the highest bidder for cash thc rents a i a for n. term seven (7) years or less, yuai by ycfcr, of the following, describe roal estate, situate in the County of Howard and Scato of Indiana, tow The Northwest Quarter of tho Southeant Quarter ana tho North oC che Northeast Quarter or the Southeast Quarter of Section 20, in Township Twenty-Three North of Eango Six (5) East. If such rents and profits o. said roal estate, when so offered. ahu.Il not sell for n.

sum sufflclo.it to satisfy fcald Uccroc, with interest, costs of suit and costs and expanses of such sale, I will thereupon at tho same time and place for sala and sell at i outcry to tho liltfhost bidder forecast! In a the feu simplo i of said roal estate, or of. MO much thereof as aaall bo HiJlJclonC to said decree, with nterest, costs of i jLnU costa and expenses of sale. Said docroo re- i mo to make by said salo oC fiakl described roal estate the sum of 3.005.07, i Interest chero- on at tho rate of per a February 21. 193-, to dato oC sale, together with tho costs of suit and costs and expenses of such sale. BABY'CARRIAGE for an electric I AR ODKI tJ table set radio.

1704 S. Courtland ELECTRIC.washer, electric sweep er, and 'A H. motor, swap for Jones, K. 2Greentown PIANO for electric range or electric washer. Inq.

1804 S. Main. SAWS filed gummed, axes, knives trade for eggs, chickens, butter. F. L.

Johnson, -110 S. Main. as In favor of decree adjudged complainant. In from valuation or IILWS of tho State of Wanted to Buy NlTRSERiT basket, bath table, baby scales, and basinette. Must bo in Rood cond.

Adtl.BoxE-90 Tribune 2 F.A-RM MORTGAGES. bearing sound. These are excellent Investments and must sell at once. Address Box H-KS, Tribune. INSTRUCTION Male and Female Iiutflictlon 43C men-women, 18- ao, wishing Steady Fost-depros- Hlon jfovcrnrocnt jobs.

Start J105- $171.00 month. Common education usually sufllclcnt. Full particulars with sample coaching--FREE. Apply today. Box 333, Tribune.

ROOMS AND BOARD with. Board Any wale so made In pursuance of decroo and of said precept of will bo rr.ado i relief appral.semont Indiana, and will bo nmdo KUbject to tho statutory yoar ior i uncl $ub- jout to taxus, and also subject to tho approval of said court. FLOYD MANNON. SPECIAL MASTER IN 'CHANCERY SET of men's practically new golf clubs and bag for bamboo fly rod and reel. Call at 1002 'E, Monroe mornings or evenings.

SWAP--Good car' or truck for -horse. 2514 N. Buckeye, A. Tow. WANTED to trade young Jersey cow giving 2 gal.

milk, for beef cow. J. S. Todcr, Hi mi V. E.

Vermont YOUNG Hereford bull to trade for work horse Harold Crltes, Galveston, R. R. 1. SPRING LOOMS IAIN APRIL WEATHER, IMITATED BY CONDITIONS HEKE OVER -WEEK-END. of Quebec, Can.

ANGELO MARIA DOI-Cr, until now npoKtolfc Jiunlzo to Rumania. THEODORE INN1XZER, archbishop of Vienna, Austria. ELIA DELLA COSTA, archblsJi- op of Florence. 2WARUELLO FOSSATI, arhblshop of Turin, In recommending creation of the new cardinals, the Pontiff described them as "the six most distinguished men who, either by reason of diplomatic legations abroad or by diligent adminstration of their episcopal charge, have greatly commended themselves to us as worthy of being incorporated into the Senate'of the Church." Referring to the two additional In this Holy Year consistory, one of the most'colorful ceremonies of the Roman Catholic Church, tho Pontiff also nominated three cardinals to open, the Holy Doors of three-Rome Basilicas at the same time that he inaugurates tho Holy Yaar, April 1, by opening the Holy Door of St. Peter's.

They are: Cardinal Plgnatelli Di Belmor.te, for St. Paul's basilica. Cardinal Marchetti-SelvaggiarJ for St. John Lateran. Cardinal for eight years was auditor of the apostolic delegation at Washing-ton, for St.

Mary Major. did not make the nominations of the new bishops and archbishops as originally scheduled for. today. They were postponed until a secret consistory Thursday, following a public consistory on the same day. New.

bishops for Seattle and' Syracuse, N. 'were, expected to be among about- 20 It also announced the chancellor of the church win be Cardinal Pio Boggiani, succeeding Cardinal Fruh- WABASH VALLEY DENTISTS PLAN KOKOMO METING cardinals to be appointed in i who died in February, future and whose names are 1 The consistory today, was secret, secret, he called them "two other; The only persons attending were distinguished men." I the Pope and some 30 cardinals. Tho program of the meeting of the Wabash Dental Society, to be held on Wednesday, March 15. at. the Courtland hotel, was announced Saturday by Dr.

Fred Morrison, chairman of tho program committee. Dr 'T. Mayficld, of this city is the present president of Uie organization. The program will open at the hotel at 9:30, with the election of officers thc first item of business. A motion picture covering a.

subject of technical interest will shown by D. Otto V. King, of Huntington, and address will follow on the subjects indicated: Indiana Plan," by Dr. A. L.

Harter, of Kokomo, president of the Indiana State Dental Association; "Economics," by D. Mark Shidlor, of Huntington; "Amalgam," by Dr Charles A. Priest, of Marion, and "Condensites," by Dr, L. E. Van Osdol, of Peru.

An out- stn.r.ding feature of the program will bo the group luncheon at the Courtland hotel at noon. It is expected that the afternoon session will close about four o'clock. FOR'COUNTY BE Plans Being Made for Title Tournament to Be Held at Season's End. PRIVATE rooms board for 2 men, M.50.-Mrs, S. Main.

Rooms--Without Board 68 NICELY furnished room in choice mod. home--West end, privileges; garage, $3.50 week. Box 10, Trlb. REAL ESTATE FOR RENT Apartments' and Flats 74 AMATEUR AKTISTS-Enter Drawing Contest, WJn a Complete Art Courso (Value J185.00). Write toddy for Free Test Box 30, Tribune.

and details. LIVESTOCK SMALL all modern lower unfurnished apt. Ph. 7642. WALNUT, 214--Furnished Apt.

UNION, 306--Modern nicely furnished close in. Low rent. MAKKET, 503--3-rm. furn. apt.

Cattle, Hogg BRING YOUR LIVESTOCK to Community Sale Burn, N. 'Buckeye, Wednesday, March 15. Plenty of good hogs and cattla for sale. J. M.

Baker, Prop. FOB SALE-Baby calf or will trade for feed. Curtis Tucktr, y. mi. W.

of Howard Co. Hospital. Ph. 4623. Poultry and Suppllen 40 HEAVY BREEDS LEGHORNS J5.95 for 100; $17.25 for 300; $27.50 for -300; 142 for 800; 550 for 1000.

Heavy Breed hatch each Mon. Nice started Heavies 1 to 4 weeks. HOOQIEB HATCHERY -JicWgantown, Houses lor Bent 77 5-RM. modern half of.double. Cor.

King and Washington. Ph. 9493. 7-ROOM house, modern except furnace, garden, close in; also unfur- nlahed upper 615 E. Sycamore Furnished Houses lor Rent 77A HOUSE.

Inq. 833 S. Wash. LEGALS Legal SALE By vlrtuo of. a copy of a Dccroo.to mo directed 'from tho Clerk tho Howard Circuit Court, in a cause whoroln Frank W.

Bryant, Rocelver of tho Citizens National Bank of Kokomo, Indiana, is and M. Edwin a a Bui-tha H. Grooson urc DcifonctdnCs, rcfiulrlng- me to muko tlio sum of J'lvu Thousand Thlrtr-ono Dollars and forty-aevtin Gents, with'intores on siild and coals, I will ox. poso at Pgbllc Sulo, to tho hlfvhos manor, on Wednesday, tha 22nd dtij of A. D.

1933. between tli oC 10 o'clock a. ana 4 o'clock v. in, o( said day, at tho door oC tlio Court liouso In Howard Indlann, the rents a.nc proliu a terra not exccoc sovon years, of tho Real Estate, to- i The undivided one-half interest In and to tho North halt of lota GS and 53 In tho original Elat of the town, now city of Kokomo, Indiana, excepting 21 fout ore tho o.itlro south sido thereof If such rants 'and proatu will not sol! for a sufficlonti sum to satisfy said interest and coats, 1 wlu at tho same time- and placo expose to Public tho foe simple of said Roal 'Estate, or so much thereof as may be sufficient to discharge said Decroe, Interest and Said sale will be made without any relict whatever from valuation or appraisement laww. CLARE.VCE CUHKENS.

Shorlfc, Howard County. DONALD A. LONG, Attorney for Plaintiff. Fob. A.

D. '1933. SOCIAL WORKER ADDRESSES MANY GROUmN CITY purpose and program of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People were explained at. length in 'a series of addresses given in Kokomo Sunday and Monday by Miss Mary White Ovington who-appeared'here under the auspices of the. local chapter of the association.

Brief sketches of the purpose and history of the movement were giver. in an address at the First Congre- in comp'arison, than the day the i gational church Sunday morning minimum temperature being and at Baptist and United Kokomo enjoyed some spring- ik.e Sunday and Sunday night in anticipation of the mush- season and the of the jinx Invoked. F.eb. 2 by E'rer Groundhog, During-the" day Old Sol appeared in almos'; Easter glory and boosted' temperatures to a maximum of 59 degrees, the highest since Feb. 23, when GO was registered.

Sunday night was even warmer, MRS. iffllY LEAVING GOING TO CLINTON, TO BECOME SUPERINTENDENT OF COUNTY HOSPITAL. to Heirs and Notice creditors, hereby Driven heirs and Thomas E. Pan deceased, and tho i. of oil than any recorded here officially Brethren churches in the'evening, since Jan.

22. Lowest temperature Sunday, how- recorded, during the night was 4fi I ever, was at the IVayman A. E. degrees. -On Jan, 22 the minium i church on North Kennedy street, was 50 degrees where the auditorium was crowded Showers and continued mi Sunda afternoon with' an audi- weather Monday'were more chara ence com sed of colored teristic of April than of March! A most an inch of rain had fallen shortly after noon.

IS DEllt ETOD "TED" LOVE, FORMER STATE FACTORY INSPECTOR, WAS WELL KNOWN KERB. Friends here have wor of the death of Edward T. (Ted Love of El wood, widely known, ea pecially In factory circles, who ex pired suddenly Saturday evening a 5:45. o'clock of a heart attack a his home, 1336 South Jay street, El The death.message was re ceived by Jane West Marklanrl avenue, who hac oon a childhood playmate in Eng- and. Mr, Love -was state factory Inspector during the administration of Gov.

Warren T. McCray, and pel-sons Interested 1 nsald estate, to- made many trips to 'Kokorao As appear in. said circuit court on Vountr man Wonted--livestock 50 WANTED--To Buy, good milch cow. IVj mile E. Haynes -Monument.

John Miller, R. S. MERCHANDISE Articles for Sale GOOD USED GUNS to J30.00 Shot to SGS.OO H. J. SCHRADER CO.

Walnut at Union, Phone 5123 Farm and Dairy 55 MLVETO oats, can deliver. Theodore Keyton. 1 mi 2 ml J3y virtue of a cerlllled copy of o. to mo directed from clu Clerk of tho Howard Circuit Court in a cause wherein i'ranJ. W.

ot tho Citizens National Bank oC Kokomo Is Plaintiff und.i'anr.y B. Finch and Will 1'Inch aro Defendants, requiring ma to.make ths sum of Six Thousand Four Dollars n.nd Eighty-seven Cents, ii'lth Interest on said Decree and costa, will expose at Public Sale, to tho hlKhest bidder, on Wednesday, the L'l'ncl day of March D. between tho hours of 1C o'clock a. m. and 4 o'clock n.

rn. of said day, at tho door of the Court House In Howard County, Indiana, the rents ruid profits for a term not Equipment FOR SALE--Clover hay, slightly mixed; oats straw, No. 1. Call 711 South Union. GOOD'USED'10-20 Farmall trac- Two used manure spreaders, good condition.

J. G. Romack, Sbarpsvifle, Ind. SEED OATS--Sam Etherlngton. R.

-9, Kokomo. Kusslaville Ph. seven years, of tho Real Estate, to-wlt: numbered One U) and Two (2) In Hooper's Sub-di. vision of numbered Seventy-' seven (77) and Eighty (SO) of tho original plat to tlio town, now city of Kokomo. Subject to thd first hold by the Union Central Llfo Insurance Company, ot Cincinnati, Ohio If such rents ond profits will not soil for n.

sufficient sum to satisfy said Decroo, Interest ana costs, 1 will at the aamo time and placo expose to Public Sale tho-foo slmplo of Eca.1 Estate, or so much thereof as may bo sumclont to uis- charffo said Decree, interest and costs. Said Salo will bo mado without any relief -whatever from valuation or appraisement CLARENCE C. i -Sheriff. Howard County. OVBRSOK MAXNING, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Feb. ,:3. A. 1333 Tuesday, -the 2Sth day of March 1033. belnp day flxecl and endorsed on tlio Final settlement account ot Krastus J.

Poe, administrator with the wtH annexed of said decedent, and cause, ii any, wlij' such Account shouU not be approved: and the heirs qf said nil others Interested, arc also hereby notified 'to appear In said 1 court, -on said day. and make proof oC tholr liclrshlp. or claim, to any part a i estate. JSMERSON" Jl'ARTIN. Clel'k.

JOKKPH C. HBRKON, Atty. INAUGURATION SCENES SHOWN IOEWS REEL Pictures of the inauguration of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in Washington on March 4 are'shown in 'the current news reel at the Indiana 'theater: The scenes thc President 'In his inaugural address and views of the great-crowd of 100,000 who attended the ceremonies. a young man he was e.

star baseball He also was a' talented singer and 'his tenor voice was ic demand for church gatherings other" public hearings. He was an ardent Republican and composed many campaign songs. Mr. Love who was' -sixty-two years old, was born in London, England and came with his parents to the United States in 1S79, Mrs. Enderberry coming on the same ship.

In 1890 he took.employ- ment with the Pittsburgh Plate Company at its El wood plant He was married- in 1893 to Miss Laura Laughlin, who survives with, two children, Lawrence of Holliday Cave, W. and Mary Frances at home. There are three George, and William of Anderson and Joseph of.JHuncie 1 and a sister, 1 SAILORS AND MARINES PREVENT PROFITEERING told the "Niagara Conference wh.ch'she was 'nstrumcntal "i -founding the association of which she is now officer. She also recounted some the remarkable accomplishments Mrs. Lillian 1 Mavity, for-the last four years superintendent of tho.

Howard County hospital, has accepted the position of superintendent of the Vcrmillion County hospital, at Clinton, and will be- gin.her administration there Thursday. She is leaving Kokomo Tuesday. NOT TO SIGN CHECKS COUNTY OFFICERS TO WAIT UNTIL FINANCIAL SITUATION IS CLEARED. County officials -will not sign checks in payment of the county's current bills until the financial situation is sufficiently cleared, they said- Saturday. Thc claims of all Mrs.

Mavity's' decision to leave Kokomo results, of course, from the ho; the association the preservation of life among the colored peopl and cited instances in which inno cent people would have been killed by mobs had it. not been for the action taken. The speaker appeared at a convocation at the high school and -before the pupils of the Douglab school Monday morning and was scheduled to spook- at the Woman's department Club at three o'clock Monday afternoon. MiBs Ovlngtori is the house guest of Mrs. J.

W. Ramey while in tho city. She expects to leave for a se- of addresses at Marion Tues- lay morning. QUEER AUTO MISHAP THREE PERSONS INJURED IN NEAR COLLISION WEST OF CITV SUNDAY. closing of.

the Howard County ispital, a step taken at the opening of the current month, because of tha failure of financial support of the institution. Under Mrs. Mavlty's superintend-' ency, the Howard County hospital had strictly high-grade administration. Its service was kept at top standard, at all times. Order, discipline and system obtained.in every department.

Under more economic conditions, the institution, under the kind 'of administration Mrs. Mavity gave it, doubtless would have achieved a financial success as well as a service success. The impression Kokomo has acquired of Mrs. Mavity' is distinctly complimentary to her. She goes away with all who Icnow her regret- county creditors, including those who supply the local commissary and al! others, were allowed by the board of commissioners this week, but checks for these expenses still are unsigned by Raymos Gilbert, auditor, or Thomas N.

Sellers, treasurer. Gilbert said he did not intend to sign the checks until after the banking situation is cleared to permit the reopening, of banks. He said he felt that to Issue the checks now would not be'of sufficient importance to creditors to warrant it The county officers naturally will sign the checks immediately upon the reopening of the banks, and were hopeful Saturday that permission to resume banking activities will be given the country early next week. Within tbe next few weeks some person have earned, probably for the first time in history, thc title 01' Howard County checker champion. Arrangements for holding of a tournament at which such a champion may be selected are now being completed and it was definitely, announced Saturday that such an event would be held, probably on April 24.

The tournament is to be conducted by the Howard County Checker club which has for several months been promoting local in- tcrsst in the game and conducting regular monthly tournaments. Membership in the club is open to anyone, residing in this vicinity, annual regardless of playing- ability. Its Vallcj aim is to stimulate interest in the game and to assiot and encourage Its members to become more proficient players. Tournrys Open (o All. Although all tlio rules and conditions to govern the championship tournament have not yet been, completed, it is planned to restrict candidates Tor this event to those who have won at least one of thc regular monthly tournaments conducted by the club during thc winter season.

Another of these tournaments is in progress and is open to any player in thc county. Play is conducted each Monday evening at the south side fire station, on Home avenue. Any player of the county who has not yet affiliated with the club and who may desire to participate in the championship tournament is urged to enter the present competition. Should he fail to win top place in the present March tournament, he will still have another opportunity to climb into the list of candidates for the county title by participation in thc last tournament of. the current season, which will open March 27 and close April 17.

Trophy for Winner. Winner of the county championship tournament will be presented with a suitable trophy, a cup having been promised, sometime ago to the county champion by Mayor Henry Quigley. Members of the. club say that while the prize will not be elaborate or expensive, it will be in good taste and something; which the winner may well be proud to possess. To the present time, only three players have qualified to compete ior the county championship.

These F. S. Bell, who headed thc tournament list for three consecutive months, Earl Turner, and C. M. Arnett.

It is possible that two more names may be added to this list before the championship tournament opens. At the present time, O. Sater of near Greentown and Turner arc tied for the top position. Two weeks of play yet remain in which this tie may be broken or in which some dark horse may enter tournament and snatch the honor from both. In the April tournament, which will follow thc March event, will be another opportunity for some player to climb into thc competition for the county championship.

ting ing her her departure and wish- pleasant associations and fullest measure of professional success in her new field' of operations. Booster Claw Meets. The Booster class of the North ENJOY nm CROWD- DIKING ROOM AT ED WITH GUESTS AT FRIDAY NIGHT AFFAIR. Nearly one hundred and fifty men and boys were present Friday evening at the second of the series of father and son parties sponsored by the C. A.

and held in the Street Baptist church a party Association building. nt; the home of the Mrs.) This week's father and son party Applecatc, 120S North Leeds street, i was held' especially Ior the boys of The following- now officers were elected: President, Doris Crispen; vice president, Lclah Allen; secretary-treasurer. Warren social committee, Doris Ridceway, Giegir and Mardella Be.ity; sick committee, Gladys Alley, Helen ta'yles, Eva Smelser; reporter, Dorjs Ridg-oway. The rest of the evening was spent with and jigsaw -puzzles, the prizes being won' by Doris Crispen and Lois Macy. At close, of the evening refreshments were "served.

Those present besides the. ones mention'ed were: Wanita Dan Xebekcr, Loren Crispen, Marian Clifford already McKay, Macey, Watson, Three persons were painfully but ot seriously injured 'as the result an automobile accident on state oad No. 18, ten miles west o'f. the ty, about 7:30 o'clock' Sunday eve- Ing. Scalp wounds suffered John Kerkhoff and Dora Kcrk-, off, rural route No.

3,. Kokomo, hile Elizabeth Kcrkhotf of the ime address was reported bruised. The accident is said to have, oc- urrcd as a. car driven by Leo tain cto fc Convlct on ms, 621 North Webster street, at- pass tto-automobile The boll of Ge nevieve A. perated by John Kerkhoff.

The Qai-k of Minneapolis for-contempt Kenneth Avery, Frieda Farmer, Virgil WaJker, Suzan and Peggy Applegate. the. junior and intermediate departments, with their and scores of them took occasion, to be present. Following tbe supper which was served in the Jong- dining room on the second floor, those, present enjoyed four reels of'moving pictures of the United States Navy, shown the courtesy of Hill, local recruiting officer, with the assistance of a sailor in charge of the film and Edward Miller, of Kokomo, whose projector was used. A demonstration of wrestling-, under the direction of Delrnas 'Al- di-ldge, followed in the gymnasium, after which the boys a.nd their dads took a in the pool downstairs TRUE SPIRITUALIST CHURCH Services Sunday Evenlnif Conducted by William Smith The "True Spiritualist church held regular services in the I.

O. O. F. hall Sunday evening with a well filled house. William Smith- gave the lecture, tokingr his text from the eighteenth, chapter of Genesis, the theme being that Abraham received a message- from the tord.

Other numbers of the program were a song by Mrs. Connor and Mrs. Milner. Messagem were given by Mip. Connor, William Milner and.

Charles Helmick. Services held next Sunday evening at the usual hour wheti the Rhodes of Peru will give the lecture. erkhoff car is 'said to have swerv- causing Williams -to -veer achine into a -mail box post Impact with- the post broke the Mrs Clarence Morton of Muncle. windshield on car and 'it The. funeral will- be held Tues- was tnrown back directly ia the day at 2:30 'at the Elwoodj path ot the other machine.

I Episcopal Endcr- 8 vold a. crash, Kerkhoff berry and and Mrs. John swlmg his cal to the sidc of thc will- attend. road allcl botn cars reported to on the jury which tried W. B.

Foshay and others- on 1 the charge of using the mails to defraud was sustained today by court. lujured In Collision Mrs. William Fye is confined to her home at. 210 South Kennedy street as the result of injuries.re- Long Beach, March (UP)--Sailors and marines 'have their own method of profiteering. A grocer who decided charge 45 cents a dozen for eggs closed-his shop a sailor with, i fixed bayonet stood-in the door- ivay warned.

would-be buyers A'cigar advertised they Jast, 25 sold th'em at thc usual prices' with a leaning nonchalantly on the' counter. BIRTHS McGiilre Sunday 5:20 p. to Mr. and Mrs. Frank L.

McGmre, 900, West Monroe- a weighing seven and one-half pounds, and 'named Ralph. Irv'in. -Born, to and p. March 5, a boy named Virgil Milton. The --weighed six 1108 Walnut street, was reported damaged when a truck'driven by 519 Park" avenue, collided- with 1 i on the north side'of the square.

The Sloan "car-is said to have atop- street temporarily to discharge a passenger and 'was struck the rear. Piotun Framing. T. 0. Bryant, Wist Side Squart.

badly cut about face, Proposes Freight Indianapolis; "March Leon J. Carr. of Logansport today filed a'-' petition with- the public service commission asking authority to.operate a motor freight lino Kokomo to Plymouth'by way of The constitution of Argentina requires, that tbe president' of that country must be a Roman'Catholic. WALTON M. E.

MEN TO HOLD WEEKOF SERVICES A series of meetings under thi direction of the Brotherhood Men of the Walton M. E. church will be iield at the church r.ext week, beginning Sunday; with the pastor, the Rev. E. E.

Lutes, speaking. Every man of the community is invited. The schedule of under the general subject "A JIan" is as follows: Monday evening, March 13, "His Brains." Tuesday evening, March Heart." Wednesday evening, March ID, Soul," Thursday evening, March 16, 7:30 Pleasures." Friday evening, March 17, Life." Sunday morning, March 19, 10:30 Religion." Sunday evening, March 19, Eternity." Works Board Meeti Members of the board of public works held tbeir regular weekly meeting in thc city court room Monday morning but. found little except a few routine matters awaiting their Because the present banking situation, the board declined to allow any claims or to, authorize further expenditures of public funds on new projects. This was the second consecutive 'week that claims have not been allowed because of the banking Windfall Woman Hurt.

Minnie Bishop of Windfall was painfully but not seriously injured when Frank Bishop oi Windfall and S. E. Spurgeon, 1500 South Armstrong street, collided the intersection of Washington and- Firmin. streets about 11 o'clock Saturday Both automobiles were slightly damaged, according to police reports. DCS SCHEDULE To In 7:40 3:45 pm.

11:55 Dm. To Prru -t So. Bead. 10:45 Peru only) To A Bo. BenA.

7:30 am, .2:30 Dm. 5:30 pm. (10:53 LocansDort only) To Chlcnico. 13:30 Moon, 6:30 pm. UNION BUS STATION 303 N.

JJ.1IB Ph. To .11 uncle, 11:00 mm. pm. To Mnrlon. 10:00 5:00 urn.

To Prnnkfort. 7:00 "1:15 4 5 except Sunday. UNIOlfHOTEL 105 N. Union Pfc..