The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 17

Heads January 1 3 Class at Manual High School WORK TO BE PUSHED ON SHOPS AT ELKHART Three Million Dollar Improvement Said to Have Started Real Estate Boom That the proposed new Lake Shorehops at Elkhart Ind will he ready for Occupancy bv September 1914 and that another larger appropriation of money will be made shortly by the management to rush the work toward completion is the statement attributed to an Elkhart Lake Shore official connected with the me chanical department of the rood Accompanying this statement it is pre dicted that the repair blacksmith and foundry work of the I and the Iz will be done in the Elkhart shops as well as the work of the Lake Shore proper It is estimated that this work will mean the employment of from 500 to 800 more men The foundations for the big shop buildings are partly completed and the structural steel framework of the power house soon will be in place A large force of men now Is engaged in this work The new shops with full equipment will cost approximately 83000000 according to the engineers' estimates Real estate In the neighborhood of the new shops is fringing Increased prices it is said and a boom in realty and building lines is anticipated PLAN NEW STATION i jbBz Penney Officials Take Options on Two Newcastle Sites NEWCASTLE Ind April Second Vice President Turner of the Pennsylvania lines of Pittsburgh was in the city this afternoon with other officials of the com pany and it became definitely known that the company will erect a fine new passen ger station here this summer The party Inspected two sites both of which are two blocks from the present station which are under option but did not announce a decision It is expected that work will commence early In the summer and that the new station will cost $25000 ON RAILROAD ROW Oliphant chief of the New York Central lines tariff bureau In Indianapo lis Is In Chicago on official business Woodward Chicago traveling passenger agent for the Chicago Mil waukee St Paul Is in Indianapolis Clyde Bowsher Cincinnati traveling freight agent for the called on local railroad men and shippers yes terday Nethercot Chicago soliciting fiassenger and freight agent represent ng the San Pedro lines was in Indian apolis yesterday Robert Golden Cincinnati travel ing passenger agent for the Chicago Northwestern called on Indianapolis railroad men yesterday ox St Louis Mo traveling freight and passenger agent for the El Paso Southwestern system was among the callers In local railroad offices yester day Schaff the newly elected presi dent of the Missouri Kansas Texas Railroad Company has assumed his duties at St Louis Later in the week President Schaff expects to meet Chair man Trumbull at Galveston Tex and to gether they will make an Inspection of the Texas line Bowman traveling passenger gent of the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul at Philadelphia Pa has taken charge of a new office opened up by the road at Atlanta Ga He will retain his present title The Arkansas statute making railroads liable for double value of stock killed along its tracks if claims are not settled In thirty days has been declared uncon i stltntional by the Supreme Court of the United States Official circulars received in Indian apolis yesterday contain announcement of the appointment of II Hawley as division freight agent of the Erie Rail road Company with headquarters at 50 Church street New York Mr Hawley will be assigned to special duties Vice President A of the risco according to reports from St Louis has authorized the statement that 'large expenditures will be made for im provement and equipment to enable the road to handle the rush of business which expected in the near future The pros led mcnamara Leo McNamara was elected president of the January 1913 class of Manual Train ing High School over Henry Crossen He has been prominent In school athletics and Is popular among the students The other officers are Laura Easley vice pres ident Harold Eastes treasurer and Helen Sherman secretary pects for crops throughout the Southwest generally never were better It Is said than they are at this time The risco recently received a large consignment of passenger locomotives and passenger cars and is about to place an order for from fifty to 100 locomotives The Michigan Central a branch of the New York Central lines has issued printed pamphlets announcing homeseek excursions to north Michigan The sale of tickets begins March 19 and con tines at stated Intervals until Dec 10 i The Wabash railroad announces that McClellan general Eastern agent in New York having requested that he be relieved from some of his duties is appointed special traffic agent in East ern territory with headquarters in New York The appointment is in effect May I The position of general Eastern agent is abolished and the following appoint ments are made: Bostwick ap pointed general agent freight depart ment A Dunbar appointed general agent passenger department Both headquarters will be in New York In an effort to perfect a federation of the shop employes of all the railroads west of the Mississippi River representa tives of five railway organizations are holding a meeting at Kansas City Mo The object of the federation embracing 200000 men employed on forty seven rail roads is to do' away with the necessity of separate organizations tailing up negotiations With separate railroads and to unite all the mechanical trades so that concerted action might be taken when wage demands were male Demands would be made on all railroads in the same territory at the same time so that all the roads would be involved simul taneously if a strike were called The engineering department zof the Lake Erie Western at Tipton Ind has been reorganized and several men pro moted departments consolidated and va rious other changes perfected Miller in charge of the masonry depart ment who has been on an etxended leave of absence has been granted further leave because of ill health and his de partment abolished The work of the department will be assumed by the bridge and buildings department under the supervision of Superintendent Pen well Lawrence who formerly was general foreman of bridges has been pro moted to assistant supervisor of bridges and building and Andrews ma sonry foreman has been promoted to the position of general foreman succeeding Mr Lawrence EVERYONE NEEDS SSS IN THE SPRING Everyone needs in the Spring because there is no other medicine equal to this great vegetable preparation for building up a weakened run down system General bodily weakness tired worn out feeling fickle appetite poor digestion nervousness etc come as a result of thin watery blood These symptoms show that the body is not supplied with a sufficient amount of nourishment from the circulation The stomach bowels and digestive members are sluggish frotaa a lack of stimu lating blood nutrition 1 A great many so called tonics are simply nerve stim ulants producing temporary exhilarating effects but of ten acting with decided injury on the system Dosing yourself with such drugs is not giving your system the benefit of proper treatment If you are depleted and run down you cannot overcome the condition except by sup plying an increased amount of nourishment to the body and this can be done only through pure rich blood SrS is the greatest of all tonics because it is the greatest of all blood purifiers It builds up the system in the natural way by purifying the blood and supplying an increased amount of nourishment gives health ful energy to every member of the body it increases the appetite promotes digestion quiets overstrained nerves and in every way adds to the physical comfort of those who use it as a tonic Do not and this Spring take and be able to perform your customary work every day without fear of overtaxing your strength Cleanse and enrich your blood with this great purifier and tonic so that the energized circulation will build up and strenghten your system and permit you to enjoy all the beauties and pleasures of this the most welcome season of the year is made entirely of roots herbs and barks and is therefore a perfectly safe tonic Everyone needs in the Spring and almost everyone takes it If you will try it this year you will know why it is regarded as the best of all tonics is sold at drug stores THE SWIT SPECIIC CO ATLANTA GA THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR THURSDAY APRIL 18 1912 17 REALTY TRANSERS IN MARION COUNTY Newcastle Attorney Buys East Tenth Street Store and Resi dence Property A twostory brick atoreroom building at the southwest corner of Parker ave nue and Tenth street and a frame dwell ing house in the rear has been sold by James Barrett to Clarence Beard an attorney of Newcastle Ind for 19000 The deed for the property was placed on record yesterday This is the second pur chase of real estate In Indianapolis by Mr Beard On eb 1 he acquired title to a dwelling at the southeast corner of College avenue and Thirty eighth street for 25000 together with several other smaller properties aggregating $5000 Thirty one deeds were recorded yester day for property having a value of 52832 Twenty three building permits were is sued for improvements estimated to cost38400 PLANS $11000 HOME The most important feature in the building line was the granting of a permit to rancis Montgomery for the erec tion of a dwelling house oq the east side of Meridian street north of Thirty second street to cost $11000 The house will contain eight rooms with qaur ters on the third floor The first floor construction is to be of brick veneer while the upper stories will be of stucco Herbert Bass Co is the architect and A Beard has the contract The record of real estate transfers' and building permits follows: lorence A Kerxvood to Mary Irlck part lot 7 sub 26x130 feet Improved east side College avenue north of Twelfth street $300000 Edward Eytchlson to Cora Swalls lot 1 block 173 Brightwood 33 1 3x185' feet Improved east side Gale street north of Twenty eighth street 13 5000 Cora Swails to Margaret Sawyer same 135000 Amelia A Taylor et al to Alvin Stienecker lot 43 Madison Terrace 40xl29Vi feet vacant north side Southern avenue east of Webb street 25000 Same to Edward Stienecker lot 42 same 25000 Same to red Stienecker lot 41 same 25000 William A Sider to Charles Turner lot 62 Trotter addition 38x107 feet Improved west side Bismarck avenue north of Ohio street 330000 William Heinrichs to Owen Boyd lot 39 Kenwood Park 40x132 feet improved east side Graceland avenue north of Thirty third street 120000 James Barrett to Clarence Beard lot 4 addition 51x135 feet Improved southwest corner Parker avenue and Tenth street 900000 Sarah Martin to rank Brown port and 105 Alvord third I sub X135 feet improved northeast corner Eleventh street and Cornell avenue 300000 Charles Hohlt to Zion Reformed Church lots 22 23 and 24 block 59 South Indianapolis Industrial City erry Township 100 Albert Bromley trustee to William Hardlsty et ux lot 98 addi tion 4QX130 feet vacant west side Grace! ana avenue north of ortieth street 100 William Hardisty to Albert Brom ley trustee same 100 Charles Sanders to John Lewallen 4 part west northcast Sec 15 Tp 14 2 4 acres Decatur Township 200000 Hugh McK Landon to Linneus Boyd half interest lols 1 and 2 Woodstock vacant Washington Township 100 Ellen Barry to Alexander Barry part northeast Sec 36 Tp 15 3 llVj acres erry Township 7 000 00 red Victor to Anna Veach lot 79 Lenox Place feet vacant west side LaSalle street north of Twenty eighth street 300 00 Henry Moro et ux Io Sarah Borger lot 23 sub square 29 25x 118 feet improved east side Ells worth street south of Vermont street and lot 5 sub part Mav hew addition 33x165 feet im proved west side West street south of Eleventh street 100 George Pendleton executor to same same 3i0000 Arthur Ruark to Robert Hall part lot 15 Julian et sub Irvington lOx feet vacant south ride Uni versity avenue cast of Ritter a ve 22500 Gustav Witt to Roy Shirley lots 111 and 112 Howland aub 70x feet improved east side Ran dal! street north of Raymond street 260000 bamuel Owens Jr to Albert Pruitt lot 36 Hammond sub 53x160 feet improved west side Winthrop avenue north of ortieth street 100 Pauline DeHart to Hiram Byrket lot 23 Northwestern Park feet I vacant south side Thirtieth street east of Dye street 95000 Bonebrake Theological Seminary to Lyman Schoonovei Tot 356 Univer sity Heights Township 35000 Irvin Karn to John iery west lot 8 sub Outlet $8 32x feet improved north side Louisiana street east of Liberty street 300000 Anna Page to Bessie Rotbbard lot 87 McKernan A Pierce's sub part outlot 121 30x90 feet improved east side Capitol avenue south of Mc Carty street 90000 Martha Glasspool to Margaret Cope land lots 6 and 7 sub 70x140 feet vacant west side Rural street north of Bioyd avenue 100 Samuel ergus to John Brown et al north half lot 9 Arlington Heights 166x268 feet vacant south west corner Twenty first street and Graham avenue 45000 Helen 8 VanSickle et ai tn Joseph Mills Jot 3 and part 2 sub part Irvington Improved east side Bolton street north of Washington street 260000 Margaret Hamilton tn Hannah Hard acre part lot 31 Mardosfa fftet vacant east of Washington boulevard north of Thirty eighth street 150000 George Powell to John Carlon lot 1 Wright's first addition 46 2 3x150 feet improved east side New Jersey street south of ifteenth street 500000 Transfers 31 consideration $3253200 BUILDING PERMITS A repairs 1510 Park $150 Waymire dwelling 2280 Union $1500 Bennett dwelling 2222 Union $160n Ernest Cofield garage 3830 North Capl lol $100 Martin dwelling 2934 North Senate $2500 Bishop rancis fence Centra and Sixteenth $150 Shiel Chapin Construction Company re model 1717 North New Jersey 1000 Shiel Chapin construction Companv double Thirty first and Park $5300 Oscar Day remodel 192" Park $200 8 Perkins Jr dwelling Perkins near Sherman $800 Richard O'Mara repairs 451 Blake $200 Scott dwelling Bancroft near Julian $1300 rancis Montgomery dwelling Meridian near Thirty second $1 1000 Horn remodel 2626 Northwestern $500 Daniel dwelling Roach near North western $3000 Tillie Wheatley dwelling Morris and Leonard $2 not) Ofitram Realty Company dwelling 1541 Ewing $1000 John Meyrosn remodel 16ha Hoyt 1200 Harvey' Elam remodel 1440 Central $3S0 Wheeler dwelling Bismarck near Ohio $2200 Dillon addition 1222 Harlan A Richard repairs 1721 Bellefontaine S20A Max PrlscTmnk double Palmer and Chest nut $2950 MURPHY WILL IS SET ASIDE Document Involving Property Valued at $40000 Declared Void A jury in Probate Court yesterday found that the late William TV Murphy was nf unsound mind when he made his will and set the will aside The amount Involved 1s about $40000 and it will go to his four children The reason 1he will was contested was that in his efforts to give eaoh child about the same amount he dixidoj property which was held joint ly by him and his wife and tlm result was that some of tho children received considerable property and others received nothing The four children are 'Mrs Mary Christian Mrs Kate Conger Mrs Nannie Sweny and John Murphy Sr SUICIDE LEAVES WIDOW HERE CLEVELAND April Christ Hermann of Indianapolis who attempted suicide nt a boarding house at 2J22 East (me Hundred and Seventh Tn'S lay died in St Luke's Hospital at 1:45 Inffiiv When Hermann did imt cahip down for breakfast and did not an swer calls iho door was broken hi Her mann wflq found uneniwluim on his and tlm room full of gis Hermannhad boon out of work ik leaves a widow in Indianapolis News of the Courts BUEEMK COURT ABSTRACTS AND ACTIONS Gambling Visiting Gambling Housa Crlmas 22070 Chrtattson vi state Marlon Ct Affirmed Cox (1) Seo 2371 Burna 1908 providing a penalty for frequenting either houses of ill fame or gambling houses Is within the title of the act and constitutional (2) The fact that it is found among sections classified as against chastity and Is Immaterial the title of the act bring "An act concerning public offenses'' (3) The affidavit did not have to negative the fact defendant was not a physician Physlclana are only excepted as having the right to attend Inmates of houses of ill fame (4) The affidavit need not describe the gambling house visited Tho words of the statute are sufficient (5) Proof that the room bore the reputation of a gambling place and that part of the men found therein at 1 a with defendant behind locked doors was sufficient (6) Proof defendant was there was proof he visited the place (7) The character of the place can bo proved by Its reputation among tho police Duplicate Case 22071 Sousanlfi vs state Marlon Cr Affirmed Monks This case la like the preceding case on all points nnd is af firmed an authority of the Chrlstlson case 221 32 Hay vs state Dubois Set for oral argument riday April 26 1912 MINUTES 22163 Atkinson et al vs DJsher et al Orange petition to amend original briefs Is granted and amended briefs are filed 22130 Oler vs ths Pittsburg Cincinnati Chicago St Louis Railway Company Wayne briefs 22188 The school corporation of the town of Andrews et al vs Helney Huntington Appellant's briefs NEW SUIT 22203 Ardery et al vs Dunn et al Union Record Assignment of errors Joinder In erroh APPELLATE COURT ABSTRACTS AND ACTIONS Carriers Passes Injuries Damages 7567 Malott receiver vs Weston Marlon Affirmed Adams (1) Where a railroad issues a pass to one who accepts and uses the same as a pure gratuity the company may enforce a stipulation printed on the pass releasing it from liability for injuries arising out of negligence (2) Ths user of such a pass is not a passenger for hire and could not recover as such (3) Where the railroad Issued a pass in con sideration of a corporation moving its fac tory on the road the pass to be good for the officer of the corporation nominated by It the officer so nominated and to whom the pass Is Issued is a passenger for hire when riding on the pass (4) Whether or not the traveler was a passenger for hire was a question for the jury under the evi dence (5) A railroad company can con tract either as a common or private car rier and as a private carrlerut can lawfully limit Its liability but it can not limit Its liability as a common carrier 6 Where a railroad company offers inducements for the location of an Industry for the purpose of increasing business one of the Induce ments being free transportation the agree ment by the railroad is In Its general ra pacity of common carrier (71 The recipient of such a pass is not a gratuitous passenger but a passenger for hire who can recover for injuries though the railroad Issued a pass which contained an exemption from damages for Injuries Standing Timber Sale Land Sold 7528 Young vs Waggoner et al ulaskt Reversed Ibach (O Where a lumberman bought standing timber of with the right of entry and right of way to haul and right to erect a saw mill work up and paid JU for the same but did not record his contract of purchase and thereafter sold to and wife uho con veyed io who excluded the lumberman who brought suit for injunction and dam ages on which lie recovered judgment tho failure of the plaintiff lumberman to make proof that and wife purchased of It with notice of rights compel a reversal of the judgment for though had notice of the sale of the timber but acquired title from a bona fide purchase without notice his title would be good against plaintiff (2) if both and and wife purchased with notice the license to enter and cut and remove tlrpber would be good against (3) If either or and wife purchased in good faith without notice the lumberman can not enforce his claim to cut and remove timber (4 The jury is warranted in finding notice on cir cumstances proved as against defendant's claim that he had no notice Specific Performance Bond for 7883 Jordan et al vs Johnson et al Knox Reversed elt (J (1) A bond for the sale of land and which pro vides a $5000 penalty for failure to con vey the courts regard the penalty as merely added security to performance and will enforce specific performance In the proper case 2) An agreement definite In all its terms is no less an agreement be cause it is in the form of a bond (3) If an owner after contracting to sell real estate conveys It to a third person who has no tice of the contract the third person can be compelled to convey to the contract pur chaser The vender holds in trust for the contract purchaser (4) If tho contract purchaser holds himself ready to pay Iho purchase price unconditional tender and payment Into court before suit are unneces sary' (5) Where the contract seller Ims conveyed the land to a third repudiating the contract and making performance by him Impossible demand of performance Is unnecessary Mandate Towns Taxes 7541 State ex rel town of Selma vs Lib erty Township Delaware Affirmed Hotel (1) Mandate Is not the proper proceeding by which a newly Incorporated town can recover from the township out of which it was formed If proportion of tho prior assessed taxes (2) The state has no Interest In the notion and a demurrer was properly sustained to the complaint (3 The collection of the taxes thus re ceived was really a suit in equity which must bo brought In the name of the real party in interest and not In the name nf the stale on the relation of tho beneficiary MINUTES 8233 Wheeler vs state Marlon Juv petition for certiorari Notice fur April 30 1912 7922 The Crawfordsville Trust Company executor et al vs Ramsey Clinton Appellee's petition for extension of time 7750 The Baltimore Ohio Southwestern Railroad Company vs the Cincinnati Law renceburg Aurora Electric Street Railway Company Dearborn ad ditional authorities 8239 Hallagan et si executors vs John son Jasper reply briefs 8261 State ex rel Stockton vr Lane et al White briefs 8162 Lesh vs Davison Wells Ap briefs petition for oral argu ment NEW SLITS ITLED IN COUNTY COURTS PROBATE COURT 663 Charles May vs Augusta May et al Partiilon Charles Alcon CIRCUIT COURT 21144 William Gansberg et al vs Hy man Sool et al To foreclose lien Kingston 21145 Ethel Noilman vx Lester Nollman Divorce Walker A Hollett 21146 George Halcott vs Teter Pe tri keg Appeal from court 21147 Mary A Deel el tn Phillip Duffey Damages Mcerren SUPERIOR Room 1 86804 Emma Michael vs Samuel Mich ael Divorce Holtzman Coleman Emma vs John "yendecker Divorce Jeffrey Roberts Room 2 $605 Anna Brcsbenk vs Theresa Gruber et al or and received Hack ney A ThompRnn The Union Trust Company admin istrator vs the Union Railway Company Damages Reading A Powell Room 8602 Emily Rhoades William PtIgo Attachment James Bingham 86S06 William II Evans vs Suln Ap peal from Ik court S631J Jackson Niccum vs licit Tee nnd Cold Storage Company Damages Reading Powell Room 4 Obie Lawsmi vn Minnie I add et al Mechanic's lien Hackney Thomp son 86807 Mmes Sons vs Eugene Davis On Judgment Albert Asche 86S0A German I vos! mmt and Securities Company vs lora Myers et al im provement lien lorea Ar Setdensllcker RESIST CONDEMNATION SUIT Owners of Lots Deny Right to Take Property Efforts of the Pennsylvania Railroad Company to condemn through tho courts tho thrro lots at the southeast corner of Marfin and Pcnnsylvnnh stre'ets owned hv Louis Koene Louis llolhveg his wife Lnulsa Hollwng erdinand Reese ami TJIlic Reese Are being resisted by tJio owners 'Die complaint filed by tho company several days ago In Superior Court Room says the company desires the property for freight house purposes and that lhe dcl'mid roiuse to igrc mi a prut huso rrjrc Tim flcfr i urn 1 1 1 filpd an nnwor yesterday denying tho right of Im railroad company tn condemn prop orty for the pnrposH it seks the lotsand arking tho court not to order tlm ly sold to ihc company The property Is considered valuable by real estate men TUESDAY ENDS SALE MARSHILL LOTS Trade Association Underwriting Plan Disposes of 57 of 100 Pledged to Be Placed Next Tuesday noon has been set as the time for closing the active selling cam paign for Mars Hill lots and it is be lieved that the various interests now at work will dispose of the requWed number of lots by that time The plan of under writing lot subscriptions la being followed by the Trade Association directors and Secretary Leroy Snyder now has ready for the Mars Hill committee sales of fifty seven lots These have been under written by fifteen Of the Trade Associa tion directors and it is believed that the total number which this body wljl report xx HI be more than the 100 promised are counting on the lots which the commercial bodies and tho mayor have agreed to dispose said Haskett chairman of the Mars Hill executive com mittee "The method being followed by the Trade Association is a most excellent one and offers a fine suggestion to the other commercial AGREE TO PLACE LOTS The directors of the Trade Association are signing an agreement to take a defi nite number of lots which they promise to pay for themselves or to sell This plan takes the lots off the hands of the central committee It is expected that the Commercial Club will follow afiimnar plan In disposing of the 100 lots promised Mayor Shank has not heard from the Board of Trade or the As sociation relative to what they will do as to selling lots and helping the movement to success Another source which is bringing In some lot contracts Is the state outside the city of Indianapolis Every day brings one or more contracts from resi dents of the state most of whom are making the purchase on an Investment basis TRACK PAVING IS ORDERED ON PENNSYLVANIA STREET Works Board Expects to Improve Thoroughfare to Sixteenth Re fuses to Pay for Auto 1 The Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company was ordered yesterday by the Board of Public Works to pave between its tracks on Pennsylvania street from Washington street to Sixteenth street and on Sixteenth street from Pennsylvania street to Talbott avenue Accompanying the order was a statement that the city expected to improve the street and It was desired that all the work be 'done simul ta neously The board addressed another communi cation to the street car company asking what It expects to do in regard to is tracks on Morris street which must be changed before the street can be Im proved The hoard ordered the street commis sioner to build foment sidewalks on South street and on Thirty eighth street in front of the new engine houses The railroad was ordered to construct a crossing over its tracks at Burgess avenue a now thoroughfare Tim board declined to pay for an au tomobile purchased for the street com missioner's department until the automo bile company makes repairs At tho request of Dr Henrv Jameson president of tho Board of Park Commis sioners the board dcclffed to take no ac tion on improving Indiana avenue until George Kessler landscape architect Is consulted Western Construction Company has declined to repair the bltulithic pavement on Washington street fynn State avenue to Rural street as ordered by the board because it says tho condition of the tracks of the Indianapolis Traction and Terminal Company Is largely responsible for the wearing out of the pavement Tho board sent the company's communication to the legal department CITY MUST LIST PUPILS Charles A Greathouse state superin tendent of public instruction has given an opinion that the enumeration of school children in a district In the northeast part of Indianapolis recently annexed bvj the city shah become a part nf the duties of the school city Approximately 135 children reside in the section The final publication of the annexation will fall on April 21 The enumeration Is taken between April 10 and April 30 Statistics BIRTHS Thomas and Mary Duvall 2198 ountain boy Chancellor nnd Lucy Rose 1 9 4 4 Lewis hoy William and Grace Devine 2358 Columbia boy William and Anna Cook 2520 Schiirmann girl Mwrrolhts and Edna Edgell 2350 Dearborn hoy Kiwnnl and Etle Boyles 2423 East Tenth boy WiHliun and Laura Richards 214 Concordia Rid and Julia Broderick 2928 West Mlclilgfin bnv Ernest and Anna Neligh 2143 North Rural boy Everet and Nina TWtnn 1311 Tuxedo girl Lemuel and Grace Royer 14 Arlington lats boy John and Emma Click 5 1 8 Woodlawn boy Arthur and Wilma Harvey 1126 fit Peter Rlrl Benjamin nnd Bertha Hendricks 910 North boy I illirim nnd Rose 1 1 2315 Union girl Spencer mid Minnie Wray 910 South Chest nut gin IbirriHun and Brown 2803 Cornell ii'I nJamin and Trnia llotir Somerset lats Illinois and St Clair girl Walter mid Selina Lamb 2902 North Illi hol girl Shell arid Kola Staten 524 Drover boy Ernest and Nagle H21 West Ohio girl Joeph and Helen Wchrr lat 27 the Alex andra girl rederic and Anna Murry 2341 Bellefon taine girl William and May Mnnwr 1822 New boy MARRIAGE LICENSES Robert Copenhaver and Goldie C'open a er Yerrr and Pearl Green red Rad' and Melissa Page Jesse Snyder nnd I'na Steward Trillo i Gordon and aye Currin William Diwmn and Adah Wfiltor A Shako and Bertha Wurfel Henry linger and Amelia Granneminn Sydgewlrke Murray and Edna Wright Uharlee layton and Edna Myrilftn Hadley mid Estha Breedlove Janies Beck and Jennie Vail DEATHS Ahraham Berry 53 2131 Virginia Is Serllda Toe 138 North Blackford P3 rcfil Helen A Tomlinson IB 809 South Temple pneumonic Johnathan Weiklug S3 431 West New York senility i'arurh) sclerosis) rank Gazooda 31 lower Mission pulmo nary tuberculosis Louis Hnlilt 75 2H2 Schurmann cancer izall Madder and liver Unniils 1233 Spann pulmonary hftreu losis IClla plank 41 Methodist Hosnltal multi rl llbrolda Tend nd a Moore 72 Deaconess Hospital hemiplegia Ida A Cramer 46 1851 Brookside cerebral apoplexy David Dayin 72 1 020 Colton cardiac 1 1 1 1 Sarah Gentry 75 616 West Thirtieth mliial Insufficiency MMry llnihavay 50 826 North Ala bama John Ifhn'rt 68 Jdttle Sisters qf Poor a rt in George Bullard 90 746 North Sheffield hrontc myocarditis William oote 58 Deaconess Hospital appendiceal abscess Suulre Ridgeway 7fi Central Insane Hospital chronic endncrirdif Is Kate IJaslcr 62 3351 North New Jer valvuliir heart i sone JaR oreman 7 months 1151 Maple diph theric Rmlnlph rhwarz 46 910 East Raymond cat diac athiua Adelode 1 finder 8 1609 MrGuffin mllary tuberculosis Moses Jone Jr 2 911 act croupous pneumonia See Our West Market Street Window Display You Will Profit By It WH BLOCK Illinois Court and Market Streets Untrimmed Hats 9 Quality $265 Trimmed Hats $500 A varied group with the charm and dis tinction so noticeable in all milli nery In this lot are hats worth up to $10 choice $500 The Shapes and Sizes That Women are Asking for You could hardly hope for a better offer than this: Imported hemp hats black and a variety of colors all the new est shapes hats such as you see marked elsewhere up to $1000 to day choice $265 Trimmed Hats $750 and $1000 They are fresh from our famous workrooms showing all the new developments of millinery styles No hats to equal them in style quality or beauty for less than $10 to $15 Choice $750 to $10 Second loor Garments for Babies and Children Dainty Styles Brtad Assortments BIX1OMER DRESSES of checked ginghnm trimmed with xvhltft pique and black and white braid plaited aklrta sixes 2 to 6 years $150 quality 912S CniLDREN'S PRESSES nf dainty figured lawn sleeve neck and belt trimmed with white lawn nnd stitched band plaited aklrt trimmed with tucks sizes 2 to 6 years $200 quality SI 79 DRESSES of striped madras surplice style with collar and cuffs of xvlilte pique trimmed xviih folds of plain chambray and hemstitched pique bolt and plaited skirts $275 quality 198 BLOOMER SUITS for boys of linen Galatea and gingham In newest beach models and bloomers alzea 2 to 6 years $298 $2 50 $198 and 81 SO GUIMPES of white lawn high or low neck hemstitched tucked front and back 2 to 14 years 5Oc 1 1 1 1 1 GUIMPES of fine lawn low! neck and short sleeves front trimmed with hemstitched tucks and one row of embroidery Insertion Hixes 2 to 14 years 98c DRESSES long or short of fine nainsook with dainty yoke nnd embroidery insertion and tucks special PIQUE CARRIAGE COVERS scallop edges 08c PLAT APRONS of pink nnd blue filliped gingham with pocket 2Rc TURKISH BIBS baby patterns 19c and JJftc Second loor New oulards at Special Prices 59c Quality oulards on Sale at 39c SATIN OULARDS 21 inchs wide all silk neat two and three tone fig ures full line of the favored colors per yard 3fc $125 Waterproof oulards on Sale at 89c YARD WIDE WATERPROO OULARDS nil Hille satin finish Rive ex cellent wear and will not spot from rain or water polkadota and geometrical designs all the street shades per yard 80c Brocade oulards Yard 75c BROCADED SATIN OULARDS 21 Inches wide all silk neat printings on good quality satin cloth nicely brocaded choice shadings $100 qual ity per yard 75c $125 Satin Border oulards 89c 42 TNCII SATIN BORDER OULARDS nil silk neat borders and small design printings all colors per yard 80c High Class Border oulards and Qualities on Sale at $169 BORDERED OULARDS the season's choicest designs and colors up to $225 quality in this special sale at SI GO irst loor North Division ADDS TO TRACTION TANGLE Ruffin iles Cross Complaint Against Parry and Stevenson When Richard Ruffin who says helenirfj to buy the Indianapolis Newcas tle Toledo Electric Railway Company property from David Parry nnd Wil liam Stevenson filed a rrofis corn plalnt against them yesterday In Superior court Room 3 he practically transferred fils original suit from Superior Court Room 5 to the receivership suit of the road and took another step which maki the litigation become more Involved lie Hbks practically the warne relief in hi oHS complaint fiR he did In the suit fllr in Superior Court Room 5 several wucks ago He avera that he had a con tra et to purcliafifi the property for $900 000 the difference between that sum and the Hens tfj be paid to Parry and Stevenson He says he Is ready and willing to pay the difference between the Hens and $000000 to Parry and Steven son any time they will give him a deed He offers to tender the money In court when they make a statement nf the re ceiver's Hens demurrer to the crob complalnt filed against him several days ago by Parry end Stevenson was overruled by Judge Carter He was nr nd to file an answer net later than 1 nday Eat What You Will ood Makes Not at Tt la a theory that fond makes fat It is not the food you eat but the way It la digested that rnakei fat Your system produces digeatlve juices that turn jrood fod Into poor fieeh and fat Stop these juices from bein made by your body and you etop making fat The famous Marmola prescrip tion vihleh bss created ao much comment In our citlea has been prepared 1n tablet form for the convenience of those who do not desire to take the liquid prescription These little tablets when they reach the stomach atop the juices frnm working the wrong way They renew those fluids and at once your food glvs your body just what It wants and only what it needs This is the secret of Marmola tablets They will reduce the fat that is now on jour person at the rate of from 12 to 15 ounces a day and they will not cause you the least inconvenience or worry You may eat early or late you may sit Btlll nr run about It will not make any difference Just put a tablet 1n your purse or your pneket whui you co out to a dinner After each rneal take ono of the Marmola tablets and rest assured tliat the rneal will not harm you or make you grow more stout Theie will be no large wrinkles after your far fled Tour skin will be smooth and regular These little tabletfl are sold at vary drug store or if ynur modesty will not porm It you to ask for them at your drug piste von may receive a package from lhe I makers The Muninla Company 85ft armer I Hldg Detroit Mich Ths price large lease of the Marmola tablets is 76 cents STATEMENT THE CONDITION THE Manhattan LifeInsnrance Co ON THE 31st Day of December 1911 It located at No 61 and 71 Broadway New York HENRY KTOKES PreHldont MELVIN bEMuTT Secretary The amount of Its capital $100000 00 The amount of its capital paid up is 10000000 THE ASSETS THE COMPANY ARE AS OLLOWS: Cash on hand and In the hands of agents or other persona 323 157 R9 Real estate unincumbered 581790900 BoihIk owned by the C'uup'i nv interfit secured ns follows: State and oth er bonda nmortlzcd 22308600 Railroad boudH amort lzd value 1847971 00 Miscellaneous bqnd amort ized value 1526364OO Stocks uwrmd by the com pany market va In 12150000 Loans on bomlii md nmrt gaees of real estate xtnrth double the amount ror wmeh liie same Is mm tgigd nnd frr fi oiu any prhr im umbranee 793169071 Debts otherwise MoVurnd loans find liens on policies In fereff 373387917 l)elts for premiums In course of collection 1678924 All other assets 2S988653 Total assets SJ1 952853 54 LIABILITIES Annuity claims due and un paid Losses adjusted and due 374675 Losses adjusted and not due 3020400 Matured endowments due and unpaid 186909 Looses in suspense waiting fur further 9468 14 I egal reserve 1915657700 Al) other claims against the company 36608727 Amount to provide for any possible depreciation orotli er contingency 2500000 Total liabilities $19 68336b 87 Th greatest amount In any one risk $5000000 State of Indlnna Office of Auditor of State tlm undersigned auditor of stat of the state of Indiana hereby certify thnti1 the a bnv 1s a ropy nf the state merit of the condition of th iibnvo men Tinned company on the 31st day nt Decem ber 1911 as shown by the origlnnl state ment and Hint the said original slate 4 input is new nq fil in 1 1ds office In testimony whereof I hereunto sub ribe inv nam ami affix niv aSEAL Official seal this 21 it day of March 1912 Auditor of State READ STAR WANT ADS OR PROIT i.