The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 6

6 TAX LEVY RAISED CHICAGO ORCHESTRA AT NEW SEVERIN HOTEL JAPAN COULD CRUSH AMUSEMENTS BY SCHOOL BOARD US SAYS RENCHMAN Sees Mikado ACTING ART DIRECTOR NAMED Miss lorence itch to Succeed that Realty Transfers which 1 rnished music at the opening of a series of concerts on the roof of the house is the Hevorm Chicago and Walter JUaufuss Can tJ LSio MRS MAYBRICK AIDED LANE IS SPEAKER AT A mbreclits Ambers Mining Illinois and Ohio Tliu houses are to bu titled for onv P'ranciseo rom stores of the city the proposition of acting result of grn tJon delivered he be thu pe th ohlldren ATTEMPTS TO KILL HIMSEL 3315 Tim him as long GO Clemence School WOMAN IS HIGHLY HONORED School and ofilce returned (hid Announce trolt Ua the militant His mother arrived today to take suburban town of 'lnehlev to the north of With grammar GIVEN INE AND JAIL TERM Phipps clinic of took the plaintiffs in the AVIATOR RETURNS TO PARIS inquire assessed in at hut appealed the Peter Bierck Is CITY BRIES County Italian American SEER HEAD ARRESTED niurdt BRIGANDS ATTACK Do They Resemble Mike Indians? the United ROBBED THROWN ROM TRAIN Dr seer trust Slehrow in result wi th the hurt i Court ational Bank CITIZENS TICKET IS NAMED the lock of a passing store cold bhe RETURN VERDICT IN TRAGEDY without JACK MAY PARLEZ VOUZ SOON The in to reside for 'the requisite time to become Illinois no i rn a 1 a Tn 1 honms Hob concc rning they Time ton of in Miss Mrs rs conn coun coi i Assistant to Institute Imnied begins tides from Puccini the appointment lor the st it ute assignment Every Minute A Vacation president of the fir William Murid 1415 seen The MEETING levy for 61 cents the levy and the years Canada vllle least noo The annual prole A I hrre enrnered Waltz S'lection Aug 26 rank the rench Eick pressman made West Michigan West Washing Mulberry $50 Dickson of Chi opening session nl Short Takes rom the Press Wires sylvania $270 Jllian Tyner WRITING Said to Have inan roubles nd Aug Voter Death of Brother in Law English Song Writer Brings Story rom Noted Woman motive for attempting was affair with a young woman of this NEVER AILS TO STOP THE Company looking toward the engagement orchestra as a fixlure for the hotel the Late Wilhelmina Seeg miller Temporarily Tan Red or reckled Skin Is Easily Shed Increase of 2 Cents on $100 Puts igure Highest in Recent Years Secretary of Interior Urges Closer Co Operation Between Western States and Government old time from nil appointment on but slip resigned Rockefeller In teaching force for the comin following resignations wcr books that are to come as a recent legislation The law prv the county superintendent shall depository where books shall be chert' he was found guilty fenced to thirty davs in Jail and lined S100 A pet to Governor Ralston 1 Hopkins and had already preliminary to taking up Oct 1 when her present er named to engage In research work rcetly with Dr lexner Last month I'carcc bad the distinction of being PERU Ind Shirk general Manufacturing vs soiourn during tew tne nnn new City Hall Tipton Man ound Guilty of Operat ing TH' TON Ind Aug Brockman found guilty blind tiger iri this city serve a jail sentence and thu government will unless thu under ougli Hell Gate during which time mere than loOOti vessels safely that tortuous channel uenrge at the age of 86 venrs decided to the matrimonial seas and in bep 1912 he was sncrotly married in to Miss Muzzy of Palnes The nows of the marriage Mis omc public together with the fact that to Holy Mrs jof the Rockefeller Institute New i Her appointment is unique in An 26 that Dr Louise on the staff of has been ap 1 ho statue an epidemic of contagious dis ease existing there is a tendency in most communities to close the schools In tho Philippines on the contrary it is the policy of the bureau to keep schools open because of tlieir extraordinary value in teaching the precepts of disease preven oyer thu country for its popular and classical music Tn the last day or two Hiero have un nugotiatimis between Mr Blrtufuss and the Gates McClellan Hotel the compn nys Smith repairs Michigan Wisconsin am meeting at Duluth been searching and claimed Im is gulltv of on crime The oilictrs said they are positive of I lie identity7 of the prisoner ff the old Timo Telegraphers and Ills I Association are Carnegie and as A Edison tendance the Association ot the Imke ml day session of convention of the Mills has appointed a commission to Into the sanity of the aged pilot I me at night wnsninc ii a teiv RECEIVER IS APPOINTED OR RERIGERATOR ACTORY ''J he only legacy I have from the past is the determination to do something to aid sufferers in prison such as was I hope tha my life may not be altogether wasted but will Imar irnit In real im Mrs LIVES IN RETIREMENT or the last four years Mrs JMaybrjck has been living in retirement in a hotel In Highland Park an exclusive lake shore is dead president has been a few days Pierce he was of by a ma votes The result was a as Union Township went wnets ago nnt thnv pouted the same results in Wayne but few ballots election reek Downs ago affects the one saloon owned her life of effort lor prison to which movement she said Dr Louise Pearce Named lexner of Rockefeller RALTIMORK Aug ment was made tonight Pearce the only woman Johns Hopkins Hospital States one of of the school this' country" said Dr McLaugh lin "we are prone to overlook the enor mous influence of school children upon the hygiene of the home The children of poor Ill educated parents are often the intermediary through which the sim ple gospel of hygiene and disease preven tion readies the parents In the T'hillp pines in many instances it Is only be cause of the children that the parents carry out the instructions of the health Hundreds of School Children Parade Streets Bearing loral Arches KEOKUK la Aug The Keokuk and Hamilton power dam was formally dedteated today A parade through the business streets was a feature of the day In tile line of march were hundreds of school girls carrying floral arches Boy Scouts bearing a replica of the dam led this division followed by national guards Governor Clarke and his staff Lieutenant Governor Harding former Representative Hepburn and many of the prominent citizens of Keokuk and Hamilton were in line It Joy president of the Keokuk Industrial Association presided at the ceremony of dedication Mayor Kieler ex tended greetings as did Governor Clarke of Iowa This afternoon the regatta un der the auspices of the Mississippi Valley rower Boat Association was held on Lake Cooper GET DENTS ALL DRUGGISTS Carolyn Stewart Williams Miss Agnus Rrown aIhhimii science Miss Elizabeth McConnell Short ridge Lewis DeVries Manual Miss Pau line McCaslin School jfi Miss Mary Snoderass Shortrnlge 'Various reasons Nevin of he Italian gt prominent (ifinniinv for a and that it should be returned "Teachers should flog unruly pupils in the full flood ol IglitciiUH ho said "and biiuuld nut wail until their anger is cooled Richard II lavlor of Washington James I Hughes of I) I lixdel phia and Ij to Illi orders Tor ruined so that with an alleged inflation is confined to Plymouth suffering Two through travel com fort trains daily from St Louis 9:00 a in and 9:05 in Call OT Send for our Colorado Book rater ROST A State Life Building Indianapolis Ind The hoard of school commissioners last night voted to increase the tax school purposes this year from to 63 un the $100 This puts 'within 4 cents of the maximum highest it has been for several lhe action was recommended by Business Director John Cleland with the specifi cation that the money realized should be devoted to the development of technical instruction in the schools Miss lorence II itch for five years first assistant to Miss Wilhelmina Seeg niiller deceased in art Instruction was advanced to acting art director for one year at a salary of $liOu Miss itch has been in the Indianapolis schools for grant Ntations ut Lilis Island An inspection of lumvers schools and Elwood Men of Three Parties Meet in Mass Convention WOOD Ind Aug 26 Tn what proved to be the most unusual and at the same time most enthusiastic nominating convention cstrjield in the citv the fol lowing candidates were this evenlnr elect feature of his pro repertory of 15000 CHICAGO Aug 26 of my chll (hen are dead the last one five yeari ago said Mrs Maybrick when informed of the death of her husband's brother juicniif 1 England I left the a Chicago hotnl stimulated the police Prince clu gestion in the schoolhouse proper School patrons in the neighborhood led by I witt Moore ha been endeavoring for some time to have the crowded condition in this school relieved ac me Nicholson ful that I can not that THE INDIANAPOLIS STAR WEDNESDAY AUGUST 27 1913 to go Colorado is the place And the way to go is Via the Missouri Pacific The Highway to the Heighte Restful superb scenery all the ser vice dining car service meals a la carte CHANGES IN ORCE Superintendent Collicott announced several changes in the personnel of The The repairs 14 Kentucky Munshall addition 3608 North Penn The Italian a Ala ufa rt tiring sustained a loss of $J6'000 in the larch said "It was written under niv and 1 played and sang it rnanv lunes while he was working over it suggesting changes and impi uvurncnls hi it Nlifs Mayln tek said that she was at fectcci by the news of Michael's death pnsitory is allowed to receive a sion rif 5 per cent for supplying to retailors whn nro 1 1 V4 I 1 1 sion of 10 per cent for handling them Thus far no one has volunteered to act as depository The board decided to accept the serv ices of Mayor Shank as auctioneer of three houses at school No 34 Kollev and Wade streets which are to be sold at 3 Saturday atternnon Thanks were extended to the mayor for the proffer of his services alleged dollars pending 1 is I rl lie domed that he is WIN ULTON IGHT Carry Wayne Township by 5 to Sur prise of Many ROCHESTER Ind Aug won the option election Township in this county today jority ot 65 votes The than 1200 delegates convention ot thu 1 lictail Dru irists opened Its )ll ill clndlinnli Merritt argued against cut rau on dnigs lhe colossal stntuc of Verdi which is to be elected in San rancisco as (he gltt of its Italian American citizens has reached Now "iork on the steamer Europa from is or black and red startling prediction it is ready is in shape will be taken ic i i 1 1 i i gi iu 1 abinceis and will not be permitted to com Paris Paper Says Negro May Become rench Citizen PARIS Aug 27 The Journnl says that JacJ Johnsen 1he American pugilist has purchased a house at Jcunville Le six miles from aris where Lie intends of poison imed with Ind Aug 26 Clarence a young man of ranklin the from Youth Cuts Wrists at rench Lick ollowing Quarrel WEST BADEN Ind Vcenerman employed at Jhtel printing ollico as a set for yester in prosecutor and told the Gov i a i a higher respect for the law that they thought the penalty should not be removed Accused of ltublcr Theft Thefts of raw' rubber from the Goodrich Rubber Company are believed to have been cleared up yester day when Detectives Stewart and Mullin ar rested Arthur Thomas foreman of the vul canizing department and West Clinton a The flour is now occupied bv tlir chemis try class of the institute which tin Ro tail Assuciiitfcm of the city desires maintained It is thought that ing him with using the mails to defraud I In I I 1 I II un oug ine tho 2G William A of operating a will have to pay thu (Ido Canadian Banker Here on Visit Real Menace in I be train officials alflerl I irP It 1 I 1 1 i UIUHA lliu UlO brigands decamped This Is said to havebeen the lirst incident of the kind in Echo of March lood Heard in Pro ceedings Involving Peru Concern Aug 26 Tu1hrt alker manager of the Indiana Company of Peru was appointed receiver of that concern on application of Mrs Hllrn Walker Shirk of Chicago and Joseph Shirk of Peru mother and brother of eiigor tratlic irom Europe brought more than 2 passengers to New York on eight transatlantic liners that made port In it single dav colored porter who have been employed in the otlice of the company at 446 North Capi tol avenue Roth men are charged with grand larceny The two men are said to have confessed to stealing quantities of rub bvr during a period of two weeks for which they received 50 from a junk dealer Injured In lall Eliza Locks in a serious condition at the homo of daughter Mrs Ella Truitt at Univorstry Heights as the result of a fall Monday eve ning Mrs Locks was going upstairs when suggestion of Mrs Mary Superintendent Colliculi was to rnnsnlt with th school principals upon the advisability of adding a woman assistant principal in the high schools to puss upon discipline and conduct in mritters relating to the welfare of the girl studenls Michigan Authorities Believe They Have Man Wanted in Chicago GRAND RAPIDS Mich Aug 26 A man believed to be rank lcged'head of the so called was arrested at Muskegon tonight by ed eral ollicers on indictment rrcnnlly HYGIENE MORE ADVANCED PHILIPPINES THAN IN Speaker at Buffalo Congress Says We Are Inclined to Overlook Big In fluence of School Children BUALO Aug 26 Practical and applied hygiene is much further ad vanced in the Philippines than in the United States according to Dr Allan 1 McTauglilin surgeon of the United public health service who was the speakers at today's sessions fourth international congress on hygiene MILLIONS OR 25 YEARS gon recently opened an ofiice ami has been He admitted that much this class can be caiud for in a down town building HOUSES OR SCHOOL USE houses on ground adjoining school No 3G Twenty eighth and Capitol ave nue wtr of $6350 Ycutertlioughts Ballet of the The rather Japan when attack and suppress the United States is maue ny al Antoine Robert the Bank of Montreal who Indianapolis on business for He is the guest of Henry North Meridian street where yesterday by a representative Lar Robert believes also he savs the Japanese are back of the Mexican opposition to the United States and that they will not permit amicable relations to exist between the twru countries if they can prevent Ho says he believes many oi the Japanese in America posing as farmers and business men are in reality spies of the Japanese government prob aMj with accurate military information of this country in their possession and nnnes of sufficient number already planted along the coast to destroy the entire navy of the United btutes should it attempt to venture forth against Japan lhe gieatest danger is in the possibility he bays that the foreigners could dis iupt lhe country internally within a re maikably shott time should the occasion arise Bearing out ins contentions he cites their performance against the Rus siin military organization Such inter national embarassnients as the California situation ot this year and the previous one in which Japanese children were ex eluded from the public schools are hurry ing onward the time when open hostilitywill exist between Japan and the United KjLcLLes ivi itonert said LAUDS WILSON OR STAND He complimented President Wilson Hy operated the largest factory tho duties tliere IOWA POWER DAM DEDICATED dwplllntr 14iV rn i $300 Circuit Oil Company boiler and stack 520 Most Wyoming $1600 11 Lane Jr porch 809 letcher 5550 Jennings Bros double 2029 Oxford John A ufri erheide repairs 1709 North Me ridian Indianapolis Union Railway Company boiler Stock Yards $1000 cial TH I PYVII 1 I Bierck oO cals old a prominent harness merchant of this city his been missing from his home since Sunday jfe went to Indiarmpolis bunday morning to chase a stuck oi goods for his store and was expected home that night it de veloped tonight that Bierck had financial troubles unknown to his family and probably left because of that TRAIN Austrians Attempt to Steal Gold Con signment but Are rustrated HLNNA Aug attacked the Buchan st Berbn mail train last mid nignt Jo free your summer soiled skin of Itsoiliness rnuddiness freckles blotches ortan the best thing to do is to free your self of tho skin itself This is easily ac mnpbshi by the use of ordinary anereo tho numbers given Prof Walter Blau fuss and his musicians ontortatue! a big audience In the Jacksonian garden on COLORADO SPRINGS Col Aug Closer co operation between the govern ment and settlers in the reclamation of many sections of the arid West was the kejnote of an address this afternoon by Secii tdry ol the Interior ranklin Lane befoie fffth annual conference opened here today All Lnies speech was taken as an an nouncement ut the new policy adopted etolr bb'f'N yopartmont gained from w2ir during the last few Galicia in an attempt to steal a consign munt urzlrl I't cli'rk WjllHim Off in tho Yt to off 111 1 i 1 1 17' fi olzin tu come Jf in hue powder like nar I II fl TO I 1 1 vui ii cLiiicie is Pain or incon venjnncp skin now evidence 1 1 I rH Pp unzl 1 liug hpiuty obtainable in no other wav I ve ever h'ard of If the heat tends to loosen and wrinkle ppi iiie remedy you home Just let Counts in the indictment icyau operations of fortune tellers bronnht trust several hundred thousand LYCEUM THEATER is Everybody Talking About the Place THE DIVORCE QUESTION MATIN VOV nTLP9VURIyL DBAMA EVER STAGED SEE IT MATINEE EVERY DAY 15c 20c 25c Next Mon Tuea Wed Sr PdJen i "KINDLING" 1010 Mu 1 1 rir rn Smith barn 1118 West New York Neller double 10 North Rural Tn tho bnrlopque baseball game at the Boulevard Carnival tonight on tho all ocLwoen Meridian and the team of the Udell MAJESTIC New Home ot Real Burltsque TWO ROLICS DAILY MONTE CARLO GIRLS rie complimented President Wilson on his stand in Mexico spoke well of the President's currency plan and said that I haw would bo returned to the TTnited uie uanautan immigration au Jl intimated that the Thaw unworthy of all the legal at had received and expenditure it had cniiRod Robert said that his mission in In Lmpernr and Emprpsp ac lu'lr rniiH thu Prince Regent it (ji'n AJbertu lolllo chief COLUMBIA BERT BAKER and Bon TON GIRLS MATINEE TODAY LADIES TICKETS I Oc th roof of the Severin last night Tonight he program will be along classic lines 1 ne progi am for tonight is as jollows: March mid Elcar Ol'f nra thorlties case was tention it of money Vi dianapolis at this time probably would involve later an investment of a large amount of rench capital in an extensive Improvement of a public nature that is to be undertaken in Indianapolis He would give no further details for publica tion at this time The visitor Is one of the most prom inent financiers of the world and in 1900 was honored with a call from Pope Deo XIII to assist in the financial ar rangements of tho Vatican affairs He was in Indianapolis ten years ago and on his return remarks that the city has Improved wonderfully He had special compliments fur the Soldiers' and Sailors' Monument the ederal Building and the mrlchsviile bridge of the city park sys tem over White River at the lower end of Riverside Park When Robert driving with Mr Pierce first saw the bridge he threw up his hands in surprise and exclaimed Arc de Trlomnhe Robert called yesterday upon Gov ernor Ralston and the Bishops Chalard and Chartrand He will return to Mon treal today or irngauon projects with a view that will enable the WHson admmstration to do the most foi the farmer and stockman Of ID3 that the main duty 1 Jhei United States government in its land department is to help the people lkon NiN tlle secretary said if can lighten their burden the govern a'ah th3 Unlted state3 wil1 suffer not The visiting Governors and their wives were guests of Governor and Ell Ammons or Colorado tonight at a re ception and ball armers of the United stats speedily must zome to an understanding of tlm readily mikr at ounce of powdered li'ilf nlnl 4 'l TV Jl hazel and bathe your face in the liquid Jills nt once tightens the skin and unif ethu out tin lines making yon look jears younger Emily Coulson in Popular Advertisement enthusiastic appt make the march Brains? He has Closing Out Sale Musical instruments such as Violins Mandolins etc A large number of suit cases must go Safe and fixtures for sale at a low price 209 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE Cornc MtiTch new) Wal tvr Jllaufusu I1 1 BLiufuss later in the week will play a request program Any one having a fax oiite number mind may communi cate wllh Mr Blaufuss in care of the Maybrlf the bong writer never saw the children after prison I made nu attempt to do was fur their own good not to I corresponded with Michael them however up to the time Mr Maybrick was Hie aulhor Warrior and Maybrick assorted that she was Lily co author with her hrnflmr ln law of the his most celebrated song wrote at rny house in Liverpool a Rpinit a I i aneisca missionary at the Lands of Chinese fanatics in a remote re gion ol Nut Hi Shensi on June IS hist Dt Stanley Hall of Clarke University Mint hter Mass believes that the uh of uriii mty six votes were cast and I Mio two bodien in Perry's drifting hoa 1'errv was rvzui vi3 year No motive lor the tragedy de city otlii es on tile new mayor Bovden manager of the a 1 fi 1 1 1 wl a i by Vf'pnernian which nd found ppnoi'ioun i i vu i 1 1 ti pictlli lYJIliJ oil a wrists cut and bleeding badly iHuii uKHciv iiiitea io ine Margaret Bosson to Robert Brent lot 1 Senate avenue addi tion 53xl30 feet vacant northeast corner orty second street and Senate avenue $80000 Owen Shepard to Summer Mission for Sick Children lot 77 airview Place 2oxl25 feet vacant north side Sor Tirmto etreet west of Haughey avenue 7500 William Edwards to William Wheat lot 3 block 164 Beech Grove 1 800 00 Arthur Brown to Elwood Rogers lot 3b East Tenth street addi tion 43x129 feet vacant northwest corner Sherman drive and Eleventh street 300 00 Axthur Holladay to Anna Lessing trus Pai 13 Bruce's addition X182 feet improved west side Col lege avenue south of Twenty fourth street 250000 Anna Lessing trustee to Susie Holla day same 250000 Anna Posey to James Bracken in 4 North Indianapolis 3UxlLu feet improved north side Eugene street cast of Clifton street130000 George Smith to Joseph Kernel lot 19 Eastern Heights 40x 13 4 4 feet vacant southwest corner Drexel avenue and New York street 110000 Tnhn i uiuwii ui xxooerc nomas part northeast t4 Sec 13 Tp 16 4 Lawrence Township annie Bans to Simon Bans lot 9 Hogshire et Pleasant Run ad dition 36xl30M feet improved east side Dawson street north of Lexing ton avenue 160000 Charles Smith to James Mobley et ux lot 341 GarfieldPark 35x136 feet vacant north side Holliday street east of Shelby street 5000 Greater Indianapolis Industrial Associa tion to Conrad Hiller lot 676 Mars Hill 30000 Same to Tony Lux lot 1801 same 300 00 Same to Carl reund lot 1986 same 300 00 Albert Uhl to Willie A Bone et al lot 19 Hamlin's sub 40x120 feet im proved north side Eleventh street west of Brooks street 100 Cyrus Clark to John Brinley lots 7 and 8 block 1 Armstrong first addition 50x145 feet improved south side Thirty first street east of Annette street iqo Pennsylvania Man May Die at Ply mouth Hospital of Injuries Knox of good parentage hospital probably fatal injuries received when lie was held up and robbed while riding on a Pennsylvania freight train Knox had been in South Dakota working ip the harvest fields He had about $5o and de cided to ills wav home iprs that when he left Chicago lie fell 'in with two strange men whom lie could not although he transferred from the Nickle Plate to tho Pennsylvania While about thirty miles west of Ply mouth he alleges the two nif'n upon him while he was asleep bent him about the head until he was uncnnseioiis ihAn mm luv iiciiii iliUT le was picked up by at 190 009 girls ancj VI1C OIM11 'JI 11 Mrs I aura Mlrandl Rahne 21 ycai and Miss Nellie Darker IS vpiifs old by a termer ollie ial or the cornpanv i lie rating was lust and it' has become impossible under present condi tions to obtain more credit lhe indebt eihi ess tif the del emln company is $150000 the main creditors being Mrs Ellen Walker Shirk ami Joseph Shirk together holding $102 000 and A Becker Co $5uou0 xMrs Shirk and Joseph Shirk are heavy stockholders in the Indiana Manufactur ing Company The factory js only at present ft has fur Tiie following have been granted' leave liss rlotte Hugo School Mibb Hannah Perry School 4 1 Miss Jieatty School 5o Miss Elma iJuiLli School 29 Miss Natalie Smith School 10 lliss Ruth Leedy School 28 he was annnunced also of Miss Irma enton elementary schools A Jhmdall elementary manual train ing lrs lorence Mather grammar bjaucio jvijtf JMHHUP 1ji'U fiiaats Miss Lvdia Blar grades Miss Edith I Lughes department Short ridge Miss (Nara Champion elementary domestic science and Iliss elia 13 Duncan mathematics at Manual It was decided to add a fashion journal to the magazines in the branch libraries Mis Nicliolson objected saying such pub lications were out of place there SHELBYvTLEniiANMISSING Maine Jury inds Young Man Killed Promised Bride and Then Himself ROCKLAND Me Aug A verdict that Curl Perry shot Miss Angie Speai liis schoolmate anil promisor! wife and then killed himself was reported to day by the coroner's jury at the conclu sion of an inquest on tha finding of the in Grass In Tnrlnn rz 4 onervr' 1 11 1 1 UUII11 I 'ft I'M till in I IV 1LW Ud i 1 5 Hronco avni inwl I env weens younger Iveloped councilman Third Wind or the lirst time In Klwood's history a municipal ticket has heen placed in the field made up of Republicans JDeuiou uts and Pro le'cssnes a naturalized citizen of rance Bertha A Wiginton to Robert Reed nt ux lot 35 block 4 Tuxedo Park 35x136 feet vacant west side Euclid avenue north of Washington street 395000 Ella Shantin to Isidnr Hessel lot 5 Citizens Bank sub part addition 39x150 feet improved east side Central avenue north of Twentieth street 700000 Crown Hill Cemetery to Nancy Hume lot 86 Sec 47 Crown HUI 16000 Dora Blount to Alice Hobbs part lot 3 Blount sub part Irv ington improved west side Bolton avenue north of Washington street 500 Ashbel Kellems to Ulysses Glut ton et ux lot 40 block 4 Tuxedo Park 40x136 feet vacant west side Euclid avenue north of Washington Rtreet 95000 Mary Benner to Benjamin A Branson lot 2 Benner's sub part sub 34x123 feet vacant south side Thirty first street east of Dye 60000 rederick Ropkej' to Oscar Dlx et ux part lot 71 Julian et sub Irvington improved south side Oak avenue east of Audubon avenue 300000 William Ropkey to Louise Bauer lot 98 Bright et sub part out lot 155 35x120 feet improved east side Blake street north of Michigan street 200000 Anna Mcerran to Lee Smelser lot 15 southeast addition 40x 142 2 3 feet vacant west side Dietz street north of Brandt street 30000 Transfers 25 consideration $3091700 BUILDING PERMITS Sonderman dwelling 517 North Rural $1600 American Creosoting Company storeroom Earhart street William Morrison repairs 911 Parry ave nue $100 Holliday repairs 109 South Mcrid i a O1' Cox dwelling $1460 Martin reshingle ton $100 JJ ranx rank $150 James $3 S00 Catherine Dauch bake ovens 509 Agnes Hoover barn 4712 ast Tenth $100 Payne shed 801 North Rural $100 jiuuuiRi oc nuiiie $300 Grocer Is Bankrupt A voluntary petition in bankruptcy was filed yesterday in ederal Court by George Tcizee grocer 336 Harns avenue He gives his assets us $387 and liabilities as $117854 alls rom Car Carl McKeel 41 years old slipped from the step of a street car at Meridian and Washington streets yester day and fell to the pavement He was ren dered unconscious and was taken to his home on orty second street near Illinois in tho city ambulance Ralston Refuses Clemency Governor Ral ston yesterday refused to allow William A Brockman to escape punishment for having operated a at Tipton Ind Brockman will have to serve thirty days in jail and pay a fine of $50 Several citizens petitioned that Brockman be extended clem ency hut the prosecuting attorney and per OUUC 111 1413 Ill 1 1 1 protested A hearing was day but those intex ested case did not appear Tho Jesse Coleman a citizen ernor that it was in the 0 I rTcT RA Uf ST AN VIOLIN OSCAR MARQUEL1S VIOLTN BECK TROMBONE CHARLES INNIS GOULD CORNET RED MEINKEN PIANIST E' Z' LIL the art department She was formerly head of the normal art department of the State Normal School uf illedgevilh Ga is a post gradua'te 'Student of the ratt Institute and Sla nt some time 1n the study of art abroad During the summer shu lias been a teacher in the Ap plied Arts Summer School of Chicago CHANGES PHONE SERVICE The board upon recommenda lion of Mr Cleland voted to discontinue the Central Union telephone service in of the Indianapolis Telephone Company's sen ice because of an increase in prmu oi the Central Union service that would increase the telephone expense about $SOt for the year A committee was appointed consisting of Dr rank A' Morrison John Emrick and Superintendent Colltrott to report on the possibility of obtaining the third floor of the Winona Technical in stitute for some of the classes in tech nical training by Sept 10 when schools open Superintendent Collicott said that there would be twenty three classes reporting with no means of taking care of iheni unless Die building or another to take renchman Trying for Pommery Cup inally Turns Up TGNIJON Aug 26 Leon Jetrrt the rench uvkitor has returned safely to Paris according to a dispatch from that I tOmtrht In A nnn rz I that he suspend sentence ns for the Pommery Cup made a nontun monJV WTI 11 n'e'1 yis ime and flight from aris to Johannisthal ira it lVhkrCIvmr'iirookKCt1 to tllt town for Riga Saturday afternoon )p tl to the oktxrt rX hhm Bht had beeI1 beard UDELL WORKS TEAM AS THE INDIANS the Hoosier eds will bo "taken by the team of the ederal Motor Gompaiiv lie nine will look as dilapidated Works will Impersonate the Indians while is sad Percentage column OPENS LABOR DAY 11L1 A al 0 Yes 12 New Acts Seat Thursday August 28th Ittuehed to tha Immi i orga mzatlon arid union forces in nrom me a dtiin1 'HiK uaurai opera turns in this countiy to keep pace wiU1 the develop ment of Luiopean nations was the mes yage fiorn the American commission on Jiiiul credit in a report given by Senator Duncan letcher ot lorida read before the conference today by Gordon Janies of Denver This wan the first general report of the extensive investigation made in Europe by tne American commission under joint au thority of Congress the govermnents of twenty nine states and tho Southern Com rnercial Congress with a view of extension of rural credits and co operative farming enterprises it Ii I iiQjwi iis flCCBHB BMMM 3 i I 2 500 jMMRK D2 ifi Jxraft ot Clnchi nat i last Nnvr inhor havr to renewed activity implnn or his class Is pilnre came from Imig line Is and in 'log shows throughout states has won Ibe verdict of co lll an ne vuiuiieii nimm ups for fill'tv vrmre dbuiy U'1 part men at MHMMg Ail msianer nf nilturpti pdirm rralt no uncovered wiiliiu the Lew 5 orh mdlco Imnrl ri i when George Hawi horim mi assistant bonlle pnr In the police pension btirotii was nrrestrg nn fl chargo of i I (' Ini rf BfM mkv rTu nil who was Iiegotia 1 1 ii Old Mm that Ms request for a Jm" 5 wmihl ho presented a conshl I tight for mavor is inrll w9f I 1 rated at Butlale between Progressives Re sLl publicans ami UomocraiH As a rewaril for Ms thirty years' faithful Mfr private secretaryship to Mrs Elizabeth OB I lannls of Lew A oi vv fu the farmer ml iHr pltchet 4 Mr inmiey 1 tn i 3ts St T' 84: u5xi 10 e01' 4 i It vtll have la registered Ils "pari vtSnr JI ralMBMKM wni puHic acnoois open next month WsaBM ni TMnffrfflny Hie beginning of th heavy autumn KsB MdSt CWMB ii 4i'' It iiQjwi iis KB BMMM.