Herald and Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 16

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m. by telephone only) for The Herald and 9 p. m. Saturday for the Sunday Herald and Review ANNOUNCEMENTS Births BRIDGWATER. to South Mr.

and Illinois, Mrs. Augustus, a daughter, July 5, in St. Mary's. DULON, to Mr. and Mrs.

Roy, 735 South Jackson, a daughter, July 6, in St. Mary's. BANK STATEMENT PUBLICATION) MILLIKIN TRUST COMPANY. Decatur. to call of the Auditor of Public and showing condition at the 30th day of June, 1937.

RESOURCES .8194.065.18 obligations, direct and-or fully 125.000.00 7.700.00 55.487.85 115.199.21 10.058.90 DECATUR HERALD Morning and Sunday DECATUR NEWSPAPERS. INC Entered Decatur, as 2nd Class Matter. The Associated Press IS exclusively entitled to all news not otherwise credited. RATES BY U. S.

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Remittances should be made by check or money order. The Herald cannot assume responsibility for currency or stamps. RATES BY CARRIER In Decatur- Per Week Herald and Sunday 20c Herald Review Sunday 30c Macon County outside Decatur: Herald and Sunday 20c in Taylorville the price is morning Accident Slate Clear in Tuscola Over Weekend By Staff Correspondent TUSCOLA-Tuscola kept its accldent slate clean over the Independence holiday weekend when not an automobile, fireworks. or water mishap was reported. Hundreds flocked here Monday however, for an American Legionsponsored celebration, one of the few in this locality.

Legionnaires put on a program which included WLS radio stars, three bands, fireworks and an evening dance program. BANK STATEMENT (OFFICIAL Report of Condition of THE Illinois. transmitted in response Accounts. pursuant to law close of business on the 1. Cash and due from banks 3.

United States Government guaranteed 4. Other bonds. stocks and securities 5. Loans and discounts 8. Other real estate 11.

Other resources Grand Total Resources 8507.511.14 LIABILITIES 12. Capital stock $100.000.00 14. Surplus 100.000.00 15. Undivided profits Net 119.814.59 25. Other liabilities 187.696.55 Grand Total Liabilities $507.511.14 MEMORANDUM: Loans and Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities: 26.

Loans and investments pledged: al l'. S. Government obligations direct fully guaranteed 8125.000.00 Total Pledged (excluding re-discounts) .8125.000.00 27. Pledged: f) With Auditor of Public Accounts to qualify for the exercise fiduciary powers $125.000.00 Total Pledged I. Charles H.

Ruedi. Cashier of swear that the above statement is and belief. and that the items and items and amounts shown in the Accounts. State of Illinois, pursuant 8125.000.00 the above named bank. do solemnly true to the best of my knowledge amounts shown above agree with the report made to the Auditor of Public to law.

CHARLES H. RUEDI, Cashier. State of Illinois. County ss: Subscribed and sworn to "before CORRECT-Attest: me this 6th day of July, 1937. GORIN.

J. F. WILLIAMS. C. A.

IMBODEN, (SEAL) Notary Public. Directors. Charter No. 4.576 Reserve District No. 7 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE CITIZENS NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR.

IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30. 1937. Published in response to call made by Comptroller the Currency, under Section 5211, U.S. Revised Statutes) ASSETS 1.

Loans and discounts 81.858.245.66 3. United States Government obligations. direct fully guaranteed 837.914.04 Other bonds. stock. and securities: 139.278.57 6.

Banking house, $245.332.21. Furniture and fixtures. $8.961.82 254.297.03 Real estate owned other than banking house 8.702.75 8. Reserve with Federal Reserve bank 474.160.25 9. Cash.

balances with other banks. and cash items in process of collection 915.065.29 13. Other assets 527.14 TOTAL ASSETS .84.488.190.73 LIABILITIES 14. Demand deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 82.221.772.56 15. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 782.919.46 16.

State, county, municipal deposits 739.695.69 17. United States Government and postal savings 34,000.00 18. Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashier's checks outstanding 220,222.14 Total of items 14 to 18, inclusive: (a) Secured by pledge of loans investments 394.263.82 (b) Not secured by pledge of loans investments 3.604.346.03 (c) TOTAL DEPOSITS $3.998.609.85 27. Interest. taxes, and other expenses accrued and 4.151.20 29.

Other liabilities 41.251.55 30. Capital account: Class A preferred stock. 1300 shares. par 8100.00 per share, retirable at 8100.00 per share Common stock. 1600 shares, par $62.50 per share $230.000.00 Surplus 100.000.00 Undivided -net 38.238.51 Reserves for contingencies 5.850.00 Preferred stock retirement fund 89.62 Reserve for dividend payable in common stock 70.000.00 TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT 444.178.13 TOTAL LIABILITIES 84,488.190.73 MEMORANDUM: LOANS AND INVESTMENTS PLEDGED TO SECURE LIABILITIES 31.

United States Government obligations, direct fully guaranteed. 519.000.00 34. TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding rediscounts) 519.000.00 35. Pledged: (a) Against United States Government and postal savings deposits 34.000.00 (b) Against State, county, and municipal deposits 340.000.00 (c) Against deposits of trust departments 95.000.00 (f) With authorities to qualify for the exercise of fiduciary powers 50.000.00 (h) TOTAL PLEDGED 519.000.00 State of Illinois, County of Macon, ss: I. C.

Gilmore, cashier of the above-named bank. do swear that the above statement' is true to the best of my knowledge solemnly and belief. W. C. GILMORE.

Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before CORRECT-Attest: me this 6th day of July, 1937. WM. BARNES, JR. MARY MUNSIE.

ARTHUR F. WAIT, (SEAL) Notary Public. CARL R. DICK. Directors.

1 USE THIS CONVENIENT ORDER Classified Dept. -Please enter this ad for 1 day, 8 days, 7 days: Name Address For remittance, see table of costa leading Classified. ANNOUNCEMENTS Births HENRY, to Mr. and Mrs. Cecil.

867 North Church, a daughter, July 5, in St. Mary's. ROASIO. to Mr. and Mrs.

John, 766 East Rogers, a daughter, July 6, in St. Mary's. ROOF. to Mr. and Mrs.

Harry, 1259 North Clinton, a son, July 5, in St. Mary's. SARGENT. to Mr. and Mrs.

Earnest. 2158 North Woodford, a son, July 6. in St. Mary's. SHELTON, to Mr.

and Mrs. Carl. Tuscola, boy and girl twins, born July 4 at Jarman hospital. AT LINCOLN-To Mr. and Mrs.

Robert Hawes, a daughter, July 4 St. Clara's hospital; to Mr. and at Mrs. Marshall Brannon, a boy, July 4 at St. Clara's.

Divorces Granted IN CHRISTIAN -Yewell Elmore of Taylorville from Cecil Elmore. Central Illinois Deaths KIRTLEY. William, 83. formerly of Taylorville, 3:10 a. m.

Monday in St. John's hospital, Springfield: funeral arrangements incomplete. MERRIMAN, Mrs. John. 74.

Clinton. died Monday morning in John Warner, p. hrospital, m. Clinton: Wednesday ser- in Reeser funeral home, Rev. H.

B. Wheaton officiating: burial in Friends Creek cemetery, Argenta. PHILLIPS. Mrs. Emma, 50, died Sunday at St.

John's hospital, Springfied, funeral 2:30 p. church. m. Wednesday at Episcopal Mattoon: burial in Dodge Grove cemetery. RANKIN, Edmund.

82. Lincoln, died Sunday in home of daughter. Mrs. Harry Yocom; services Wednesday. SCHNACKLE.

Mrs. Elizabeth Heck60, of near Altamont, Saturday in Alton state hosenkemper, died St. pital: Clare Catholic church at Altaservices 9 a. m. Tuesday in conducted by Rev.

Fr. Kehoe, mont. SPARLING, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl, died Sunday afternoon Mattoon: funeral Tuesday at in Paradise cemetery.

Funeral Directors COURTEOUS- -EFFICIENT SERVICE IN YOUR HOUR OF GREATEST NEED. DAWSON WIKOFF FUNERAL DIRECTORS. 4421. Funerals--Decatur 1A MASTERSON, MRS. AUGUSTA ODE- Services 2 p.

m. Wednesday. Dawson Wikoff Burial Fairlawn cemetery. MEEK. GRANVILLE- Services 2.

p. m. Wednesday, Graceland. Friends may call at chapel after 7 p. m.

Monday. J. J. MORAN SONS' SERVICE FINKHOUSE. MARY Services 10 a.

m. Wednesday, Monson's chapel. Interment Graceland cemetery. Friends may call at Monson Funeral home after noontime Tuesday. Cemetery Lots and Monuments 5 BUY- Your cemetery lot now on easy terms: the cemetery with a perpetual care fund.

See Fairlawn cemetery. 146 S. Water. 4495. Masonic Temple Activities 6A MASONS ATTENTION! Notice of all Masonic meetings both stated and special.

will be given here. ZOHAK GROTTO stated meeting Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. Personals BIKES FOR RENT Bikes for health. Hill's, 242 E.

William. WANTED -An employed girl age 18-25 to share Apt. Close in. References. Box 274 Herald-Review.

WATCH REPAIRS- -Let him serve you most who serves you best. M. L. Harris, 410 N. Water St.

Theaters and Amusements DANCELAND Skinney Thomason's Quintet of Swing. every night. Real hot dance music. HARBOR -Music every night A-1 drinks, choice sandwiches. PLAN WORK IN CLINTON $93,000 Lake Project to Get Underway July 18; 60 to Get Jobs By Staff Correspondent CLINTON-Work on the $93,000 Weldon Springs park project will begin July 18, it was announced here Tuesday by Leslie W.

Fortman. area supervisor of WPA for Dewitt and Piatt counties. Delay of three months since the approval by President Roosevelt April 14 was due to the uncertainty over how much retrenchment was coming in WPA activity, officials said. Sixty men will begin work the first day of activity, according to plans, and the number will be increased to one hundred by October. By the end of the year it is hoped that the dam structure consisting of 41.000 cubic yards of dirt and the spillway will be in place and the lake will be gaining the added volume of water.

The dam will be about 450 feet long. according to plans drawn by Warren and Van Praag. Decatur engineers, and will increase the size of the Weldon Springs lake three times. At present, the work plan consists of more than the completion of the earth structure and concrete spillway. The bathing beach will be cleaned and sanded, most of area will be landscaped and the trees on the entire area will be trimmed and put into condition.

Starting Jan. 1, 1938, the bath house. boat house, trail shelters and sanitary facilities will remain to be completed. NEW CCC OFFICER NAMED IN DOUGLAS Capt. S.

H. Patterson to Replace Lieut. C. L. Bush By Staff Correspondent TUSCOLA-Capt.

S. H. Patterson. director of the Tuscola CCC camp. has been appointed CCC recruiting officer for Douglas county replacing Lieut.

C. L. Bush of Decatur. James E. McDonald, state certification officer.

announced Tuesday. Quota for the county enrolment has been set at 15 and boys will be enrolled in about a week. Enrolment originally had been scheduled for Tuesday but has been indefinitely postponed. Thirteen youths have declared eligible on the basis of need. Mr.

McDonald said. Passage of the final physical examination will be required on the recruiting day, and destination of the enrollees will not be announced until they are sent to camp. Summer Swim Schedule Announced in Clinton By Staff Correspondent CLINTON-W. A. Faust, secretary of the Clinton Y.

M. C. has announced the summer swimming schedule. It follows: Prep boys, 9 a. m.

Wednesday. Saturday: juniors, 10 a. m. Wednesday, Saturday; beginner boys, 9 a. m.

Tuesday; high school boys, 2 p. m. Monday, Wednesday, Friday. Saturday; beginning grade girls, 2 p. m.

Tuesday, Thursday: advanced grade girls. 3 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday; high school girls, 4 p. m.

Tuesday, Thursday. Friday; women. 10 a. m. Tuesday: Thursday.

4:45 p. m. Monday and 6:15 p. m. Tuesday, Thursday; life saving.

11 a. m. Saturday: married couples. 7:30 p. m.

Tuesday; swimming for men at all hours when classes are not scheduled. Douglas Receives June Pension Checks By Staff Correspondent TUSCOLA-June old age pension checks for Douglas county arrived from the state department Tuesday, Clint Boyer, superintendent of county old age assistance, announced. Mr. Boyer has been expecting the checks since June 9 and said he thought they were held up because of a shortage of funds at the close of the budgetary biennium which ended July 1. The number of persons receiving pension checks was reduced in June to 507 from the total of 517 in May.

Mr. Boyer pointed out that death and cancellation were causes for the decrease. Because checks are behind schedule now, the department head believed that July payments would not be on time. He nought the schedule ought to be cleared up by August. June is Busiest Month For Taylorville Police By Staff Correspondent TAYLORVILLE -The city police spent the busiest month since the days of the Taylorville mine strife in 1933, the report of Police Magistrate Sam C.

Mull for the month of June revealed. Thirty-five persons were arrested for charges ranging from appearing on the public square in improper attire to maliciously defacing property. Traffic violations were most prevalent with 19 arrests. Reckless driving and running stop signals caught the most offenders. Drunkenness ranked second in the cases tried by Magistrate Mull with ten arrests SPANBAUER 2736 Broadway Phone GREENHOUSES 2-1337 2 Blocks East on Cinder Drive tust north of St Teresa High School FLOWERS- BEDDING PLANTS ACCUSED ROBBER WINS CONTINUANCE Conroy's Trial Postponed in Taylorville By Staff Correspondent TAYLORVILLE Charles "Chuck" Conroy, alleged accomplice of Pete Fiarito in the Pana Coal Co.

holdup last November, Tuesday was granted a continunance of his trial when he appeared before Circuit Judge Thomas M. Jett. Conroy is accused of being one of a trio which robbed the Pana pany of $365 while, holding employes at the point of their guns. Fiarito is serving a sentence in Menard after being convicted -in life, circuit court here for his part in the robbery, The third man is still lat large. Farmer City Band to Play Concert Wednesday FARMER CITY--The second band concert of the season will be played in Central park Wednesday night.

Included in the program arranged by Director Wayne Larison, are two numbers, "Jupiter (Goldcornet solo to be played by Roger Derr and a vocal solo. "The Night is Young and You're Beautiful" (Suesse) by Hassel Williams. Messrs Van Reenan, Monen Stalker will play a trombone oddity, "Slidin' Some." The latter was composed by Ed Chenette, former band director of Clinton, but now of De Kalb. Increase in Autos Registered in State CHICAGO- Charles M. Hayes, president of the Chicago Motor club, said yesterday 1,659,750 motor vehicles were registered Illinois last year, representing an increase.

he said, of 8.8 per cent over 1935. Hayes said registration fees totaled $19,410,000. BONDS RESUME RECOVERY DRIVE All Sections of List Participate in Advance Move By Associated Press NEW YORK convertibles providing -holiday fireworks. the bond market resumed its midyear recovery drive on a broad front yesterday. Virtually all sections of the list participated in the move as insentiment evidenced A vestment decisive change since the June decline to the lowest prices of year.

In wake of the rise in steels and other industrial shares, some convertibles scored sharp gains. U. S. treasury loans moved moderately higher as top-grade issues joined the more speculative groups in the advance. Trading did not expand much.

totaling $8.943,000 against $8.414.000 Friday. However. buying orders found the market rather bare of offerings and resulted in bidding to bring out supply. BANK STATEMENT BANK STATEMENT Charter No. 5089 Reserve District No.

REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE MILLIKIN NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR. IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS. AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30. 1937. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 3211.

U. S. Revised Statutes) ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts 2.641.701.72 2. Overdrafts 147.65 3.

States Government obligations, direct fully guaranteed 4.116.942.52 Other bonds, securities 1.269.975.13 6. Furniture and fixtures, $4.174.42 4.171.1% Real estate owned other than banking house 50.251.83 8. Reserve with Federal Reserve bank 1.030.189.32 9. Cash, balances, with other banks. and cash items in process collection 2.282.477.98 13.

Other assets 5.016.01 TOTAL ASSETS .211.400.909.58 LIABILITIES 14. Demand deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporations 5.101.462.29 15. Time deposits of individuals. partnerships, and corporations 2,575.808.08 16.

State, county, and municipal deposits 653.598.37 17. States Government and postal savings deposits. 21.944.17 18. Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashier's checks, outstanding, to 18. inclusive: 1.881.222.87 (a) Secured by pledge of loans investments 28.158.10 b) Not secured by pledge of loans and investments 10.205.877.68 (c) TOTAL DEPOSITS 27.

Interest, taxes. and other expenses 29. Other liabilities 30. Capital account: Common stock. 5.000 .000 shares.

par per share Surplus Undivided profits -net Reserves for contingencies TOTAL CAPITAL ACCOUNT 810.234.035.78 accrued and 20.403.08 26,583.10 8100.00 2500.000.00 150.000.00 364.687.21 105.200.41 1.119.887.62 TOTAL LIABILITIES 811.400.909.58 MEMORANDUM: Loans and investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities 31. United States Government obligations. direct fully guaranteed 46.360.70 34. TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding rediscounts) 46.360.70 35. Pledged: (a) Against United States Government and postal savings deposits 26.137.60 Against other deposits 20.223.10 Ch TOTAL PLEDGED State of Illinois.

County of Macon, I. B. GRALIKER. cashier of swear that the above statement is and belief. Sworn to and subscribed before me this 6th day of July.

1937. D. B. HASTINGS. SEAL Notary Public.

My commission expires Jan. 15, 1939. 46.360.70 ss: the above-named bank. do solemnly true to the best of my knowledge B. GRALIKER.

Cashier. CORRECT J. P. GORIN. W.

R. M'GAUGHEY. C. A. IMBODEN.

Directors. Charter No. 4.920 Reserve District No. 7 REPORT OF CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL BANK OF DECATUR, OF DECATUR. IN THE STATE OF ILLINOIS.

AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS ON JUNE 30. 1937. Published in response to call made by Comptroller of the Currency, under Section 5211. U. S.

Revised Statutes) ASSETS 1. Loans and discounts. $1.682.290.58 2. Overdrafts 383.64 3. United States Government obligations.

direct fully guaranteed 1.423.387.58 4. Other bonds. stocks, and 378.118.61 6. Banking house 196.000.00 Real estate owned other than banking house. 72.307.89 8.

Reserve with Federal Reserve bank 520.397.64 9. Cash, balances with other banks, and cash items in process of collection 1.541.084.42 10. Cash items not in process of 46.52 13. Other assets 1.399.64 TOTAL ASSETS $5.815.416.52 LIABILITIES 14. Demand deposits of individuals.

partnerships, and corporations 82.786.233.17 15. Time deposits of individuals, partnerships, and corporations 1.496.059.35 16. State, county, and municipal deposits. 508.762.06 17. United States Government and postal savings 1.000.00 18.

Deposits of other banks, including certified and cashier's checks outstanding 503.803.62 Total of items 14 to 18. inclusive: (a) Secured by pledge of loans investments 205.646.60 b) Not secured by pledge of loans investments 5.090.211.60 (c) TOTAL DEPOSITS 27. Interest, taxes, and other expenses 30. Capital account: Common stock. 3.000 shares.

per share Surplus Undivided profits -net TOTAL CAPITAL TOTAL LIABILITIES MEMORANDUM: Loans and 31. United States Government obligations. guaranteed 34. TOTAL PLEDGED (excluding 35. Pledged: Against deposits of trust (f) With State authorities to fiduciary powers (h) TOTAL PLEDGED State of Illinois.

County Macon, I. S. J. Bradfield, cashier of the that the above statement is true to Sworn to and subscribed before mne this sixth day of July. JOHN M.

(SEAL) Notary Public. My Commission Expires Sept. 3, 1939 ANNOUNCEMENTS Radio Programs Field Museum Dramas. WGN. South Seas -WENR.

8:15 Carol Weytnan, sop. -WEN? 8:30 Babe Ruth. baseball COm ments-WCCO. WARM. Gene Arnold's Minstrels WENR.

9:00 Amos 'n' Andy WMAQ. WI.W, Poetic Melodies WBBM. 9:15 King's Jesters- WENR 9:30 Anson Weeks' Orch. -WGN Henry Busse's Orch. WMAQ.

Bernie Cummins' Orch. WBBM. 10:30 Lights Out, drama-WMA0 11:00 Charlie Agnew's Orch. WGN. Lost and Found LOST- -Black fountain name at Nelson park July 1.

ward. Phone 2-4809. LOST- -Pearl A shaped sorority pit. Alpha Gamma Delta. Reward County 929 ring 3.

LOST -Green Sheaffer "life with name John R. Fenster. maker, probably at National Bark Monday morning. Reward. 2-2210 VANITY- White, gold: initials Lost Nelson Keepsake.

Re. ward. 2-7386 evenings. ANNOUNCEMENTS Theaters and Amusements 1B RITZ THEATRE "Captain's Kid." Sybil Jason, May Robson; "Murder of Dr. Shorts.

Radio Programs 1C Wednesday Morning 7:00 News WLW. Musical Clock WBBM. 7:30 Richard Maxwell KMOX. wCCO. 8:00 Mrs.

Wiggs- WMAQ. Story of Mary Marlin-WLS. Betty Bob WBBM Pepper Young's Family John K. Watkins WBBM. KMOX.

Just Plain BillWMAQ. The Virginians-WLW. 8:45 Today's Children WMAQ. Couple Next Door-WLW. The Hilltoppers-WLS.

9:00 Magazine of the Air KMOX. O'Neills', sketch-WLS. David Harum-WMAQ. 9:15 Bachelor's ChildrenBackstage Wife- WMAQ. Vic Sade WLS.

9:30 Big Sister- -WBBM. KMOX. We Live Again-WLW. 10:15 McKay the Three NotesWBBM. Girl Alone- WMAQ.

10:15 Edw. C. Hill WBBM. KMOX. Len Salvo, organist- WGN.

Orchestra, Four Hired Hands -WLS. 10:30 Three MarshallsHelen Trent, sketch-WBBM. Ralph Emerson, organist WLS. 10:45 We Are Four -WGN. Joe White, tenor -KSD.

Melody Parade 11:00 Rhythm in the Air-WMAQ Bob Elson-WGN. 11:15 Tom. Dick Harry- WGN, WLW. 11:30 Nat'l. Farm Home HourWMAQ.

Market News-WLS. Afternoon 12:00 Concert Orch. -WGN. Woman's News Views WBBM. News: Markets; organist KSD.

12:15 All Star Baseball Game WMAQ. WENR, WGN. 12:30 Charles Dameron presents WLW. 1:00 Grace Wilson, songs- WCFL 1:15 Ma Perkins -WLW. 1:30 Current House QuestionswOC.

1:45 Poetic Strings 2:00 Lorenzo Jones, sketch WMAQ. 2:15 Kitty Keene -WLW. Way Down East WHO. Leon Goldman's Orch. -WOC.

2:45 Guiding Light WMAQ. 3:00 Rhythmaires WMAQ. 3:30 Doris Kerr, songs Singing Lady Will Hollander's Orch. WENR. Evening Programs 4:00 Harry Kogen's Orch.

WENR. Swing It -WGN. 4:15 Carol Deis, sop. -KSD. Armchair Melodies 4:30 European Travel Tour WGN.

News Sport News-WBBM. WOC. 4:45 Lowell Thomas WLW. Little Orphan Annie -WGN. KSD.

5:00 Easy Aces WENR. Concert Orch. -WGN. Amos 'n' Uncle Ezra WMAQ. Mrs.

F. D. Roosevelt WENR. Baseball Scores-KSD. 5:30 Lum 'n' Abner-WENR.

5:45 Boake Carter- -WBBM. 6:00 Cavalcade of Music WBBM. Beatrice Lillie WLS. One Man's Family-WLW, WMAQ. Eddie Duchin's Orch.

-WGN. 6:30 Her Second Husband with Helen Menken-WLS. Wayne King's Orch. -WMAQ. Lone Ranger -WGN.

7:00 Town Hall Tonight, Walter O' Keefe-WLW. WMAQ. Frank Parker, Andre Kostelanetz Orch. -WBBM. KMOX.

Frank Black's Symphony Orchestra-WLS. 8:00 Hit Parade: Harry Salter's Orch. Philips Lord: "Gang Busters" -WBBM, KMOX. AUTOMOBILES Automobiles for Sale CHEVROLETS-Fords, etc. 25 cars $50 up.

Reconditioned. Models, 1935 Give down. Clear. you long trade, easy terms. Hawkins.

Frank. lin Street So. of No. 1 Firehouse FORD TUDOR-1937, $540; $140 Cash down: $25 month. Private party.

2-3364. FORDS Chevrolets, Pontiacs Dodges. All makes, models, $20 up See us before you buy. Landreth. 634 S.

Franklin. 1929 Ford coaches. Your choice $50. Central Auto Sales, 240 N. Jackson.

TWO 1936 Ford coaches, your choice $475. Central Auto Sales 240 N. Jackson. TWO Buick sedans, your choice $50. Central Auto Sales.

240 N. Jackson. 1929 -Coach for sale. $45. Private owner.

1346 E. North SPECIALS 1931-Cadillac V-12 Sedan $295 1931-Chevrolet Coach 1931-Auburn Brougham $195 1929-Chrysler "65" Coach 1930-Oakland Sedan 1928-Cadillac Sedan 1929-Essex Sedan 1928-Buick Sedan 1929-Ford Coach 50 CADILLAC 540 N. FRANKLIN Nash-L: Fayetto 1936-Ford Coach. 1935-Studebaker Touring Sedan 1934-Dodge Sedan. 1933- -Nash 8 Sedan.

1933- -Nash 6 Sedan. 1933- Ford Sedan. 1932-Nash 6 Sedan. 1930-Reo Sedan. 1930-Chevrolet Sedan.

1934-Dodge Truck. Duals $195 SPECIAL-10 cars, $35 to $100. REO-NASH. 240 W. WOOD PLYMOUTHS B.

B. Burns Co. HAS THE BETTER ONES 1936-DeLuxe 4 door Touring Sedan. 1935-DeLuxe 4 Door Sedan. 1935-DeLuxe 2 Door Sedan.

1933-DeLuxe 2 Door Sedan. 1935-DeLuxe Coupe. 1934 DeLuxe Sport Coupe. 1933-DeLuxe Sport Coupe. B.

B. Burns Co. USED CAR HEADQUARTERS 310 E. MAIN. DIAL 2-2884 "SAFETY-TESTED" CARS 1936-Ford Coupe De Luxe.

1936-Terraplane Coach. 1935-Ford Fordor Sedan. 1935-Oldsmobile 6: Trunk. 1935-Plymouth DeLuxe Sedan. 1935-Dodge Sedan.

1935- Chevrolet Master Coach. 1934 -Oldsmobile Coach. 1934 Pontiac Sedan. 1934-DeLuxe Plymouth 4 door Sedan. 1934 Plymouth Coupe.

1933-Dodge Sedan. 1933-Ford Sedan. 1931-Dodge Sedan. 1931- -Chevrolet Coach. 1931-Oldsmobile Sedan.

1930-Oldsmobile Sedan. 1929 Chevrolet Coach. 1929 Ford Coach. Oldsmobile Co. OF DECATUR 126 N.

Franklin 256 E. Main $5.295.858.20 accrued and 10.000.00 par 8100.00 8300.000.00 156.000.00 53.558.32 509.558.32 85.815.416.32 Investments Pledged to Secure Liabilities direct fully 342.500.00 342.500.00 departments 217,500.00 qualify for the exercise of 125.000.00 342.500.00 ss: above-named bank. do solemnly swear the best of my knowledge and belief. S. J.

BRADFIELD, Cashier. CORRECT MAX ATLASS. W. E. REDMON, H.

R. GREGORY. Directors. Clark-Pontiac 1935 -Dodge 4 door Sedan $495 1935 -Pontiac DeLuxe 6 $535 1935-Pontiac 8 Sedan $565 1934-Pontiac Sedan $435 1934 Chevrolet Sedan $425 1934-Chevrolet Sport Coupe $395 1934 Studebaker Sedan 1933-Chevrolet Sport Coupe $375 25 to $98 241 W. WOOD.