Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 20 December 1929 — Page 4
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1929.
Business and Professional DIRECTORY
WHEN YOU PAY FOR WORK GET GOOD WORK Ask Scheidegger ELECTRIC SUPPLIES
1428 S. Liberty— Phone 5238
FRED JONES Wrecking Yards
We have opened a new ness at 649 N. Madison St.
busi-
See us for good closed bodies, tires, tubes, batteries, used cars and used parts for all makes of cars.
1902 E. Jackson St. Phone 979
Thomas V. Miller Attomey-at-Law
312 Wyeor
Phone 1535
GUY LUTZ’S Square Deal Garage Tow-In Service, Battery and Top rebuilding. Phones Day 948-W. Night 948-R. 696 Hoyt Ave. Muncie, Ind.
W. H. Dorton & Son Plumbing and Heating Water Softeners }00 Wheeling Ace—Phone 4816W Estimates Free
SEE B. F. Stong & Son For Bargains in Furniture, Rugs, Stoves and tools of all kinds. 1410 S. Walnut Street. Phone 1764-R.
Plumbing, Heating and Gas| Fitting. CLARK BROS. Phone 247 317 E. Main
COMMISSIONS ALLOWANCES
FOR DEC. 1929.
Muncie Schools, seh fund .$44000.00
rd bnds
GLENN’S Sheet Metal Shop See us for Skylights, Metal Ceilings, Slate, Tile and Metal Roofing. Blowpipe and Job Work. Cutter and Leader Pipe. Rear 213 E. Main St. Phone 310
6975.00 32750.25 1975.92 16286.06 337.50 i 2404.30 6050.00
55.08
2000.00 1600.00 5000.00 7900.00 10200.00
53.06
625.00
2500.00
600.00 16.92
5500.00
86.40
Dr. Rollin H. Bunch Specializes In Diagnosis a.id Treatment of Chronic and Blood Disease Office 201 the Johnson Open 10 A. M.—8 P. M.
Tod Whipple Lawyer 308 Western Reserve Bldg. Phone 1625 Muncie, Indiana
Ralph E. Pettiford General Upholstering Rug Cleaning Furniture Repairing and Finishing. 1309 E. Willard St. Phone 5282
WANTED—To get in touch with violin students, especially those who studied under Mr. Hance at the Butler Academy two years ago this summer. Please call phone 2540.
Andersonville Grocery Open All Day Sunday. Standard Filling Station Bethel Avenue
The Original C. A. Powers, Mgr. Dollar Cleaners Rear 114 East Adams Street Phone 968
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Del. Co. Nat Bk. imp bds _ Mer. Nat. Bk Hedgeland dt D. A. Lambert, rd cash __ Arlie Shirk, do Geo. Hawkins, tuit fd M. Z. Purdy ,spe cscb Emory Hausknecht, do ___ Mer. Nat. Bk., Ferguson dt Harry K. Williamson, sch loan __ John R. Kirkham, tuit fd _ Henry M. Long, twp fd Harry McAuley, elk .1. M. Osenbaugh, tuit fd __ Peo. Tr. Co., Heath dt Ira J. Wilson, gen fd J. Fred Watt, Neil dt Mer. Nat. Bk Hedgeland dt Mer. Nat. Bk. Ferguson dt Perry. Mansfield, per diem Do exp Frank E. Hill, do Clay Ball, do * I Jules Durham, do j Perry Mansfield, do Howard Drumm, do S. G. Jump, do C. A. Jump, do Perry Mansfield, do J. M. Atkinson, do Geo. F. Aims, do C. El Phipps, do Perry Mansfield, do iF. W. Dunn, do C. L. Botkin, do W. W. Tindall, do Perry Mansfield, do C. L. Bock, do H. S. Bowles, do W. J. Malloy, do Keller Clothing Co., do __
J. J. Snodgrass, sch In
Do do Do do ___ Harry McAuley, transf pris C. M. Gladden, Field exam A. N. Pattison, do Arch Hamilton, comp
I. B. T. Co., tel
Dr. F. W. Dunn, exp 1 C. N. Davis, rep ids Elijah Dunham, do JBoyd Trout, do ; G. H. Prorpen, do i J. L. Vernon, do s__ j Lewis Lowman, do Chas. Johnson, do I Jasper Ross, do | Ed Keller, do ___________ Fred Swander, do _____ Herbert Shroyer, do Harry Mott, do R. W. Snodgrass, do Cary Carmichael, do Okie McAllister, do Verda Howell, do J. B. Gibson, do •Theo. Van Fleet, do C. M. Ctirtis, do Seamor Sollar, brdg rep Perry Mansfield ,sal I. B. T. Co., tel Perry Mansfield, stamps Johnson Hdw. Co. exp A. E. Boyce Co., sup ____ Max Shaffer, sal _________ Mildred E. Irvin, do Ada Williams, do Miriam S. Reed, sal Columbia Carbon Co. sup I. B. T. Co., tel T. Allen McQuiry, bk bind W. Max Shaffer, exp A. E. Boyce Co., sup
Ira Wilson, sal 375.00
I. B. T. Co., tel A. E. Boyce Co., sup Ira J. Wilson, exp Ira J. Wilson, do Merritt Heath, sal A. E. Boyce Co., sup Merritt Heath, exp I. B. T. Co., tel Harry McAuley, sal Chas. Jones, do I. B. T. Co.,.tel A. E. Boyce Co. sup Harry McAuley exp __ J. Watson, sal, exp Carl Acker, sal Eldon Downs, do Chas. Sutton, do I. B. T. Co., tel
A. E. Boyce Co., sup 120.00
Lee O. Baird, sal LaVaughn Stotler, do I. B. T. Co., tel . Lee O. Baird, exp Do do A. E. Boyce Co., sup
Pearl C. Hopkins, sal I. B. T. C. tel A. E, Boyce Co., sup 1. B. T. Co., tel _ / Do do Lola Kiger, sal.____ Robt. Carter, do Mollie Carey, do Eli Toney, do 1. G. S. Co., steam Muncie Water Wks. water Meyer Bros. Co. sup — Elec. Const, & Sup Co., do Mun. Waterless Cl. Co. sup
I. G. S. Co., light
jJ. S. Williams, rep j.Johnson Hdw. sup !Otis Elev. Co., service ___ Clyde WeStervelt, rep Mildred Brammer, sal I Sam Hite, do !Dr. F. W. Dunn, exp jl. B. T. Co., tel __________ !t. L. Williams, straw j Meyer Bros. Co., sup t.Iohnson Hdw. Co. do Mun. Tent & Awn. Co. do J. A. Goddard Co., do Wilburt L. Gray, sol jEdna Gray, do jH. J. Landes, do Orpha Inglis, do
Mary C. Hall, do
Ella Jefferson, do Garland Jefferson, do Emma Gilmore, do — Warren Murphy, do ______ jJ. Stevens, do ____. jW. M. Thomas, do I Eagle Goal Co., coal |r. B. T. Co., tel iKuhner Packing Co., sup _ ! Traction L. & P. Co. cur _ T I. M. L. Meeks & Sons, bur _ ! Meyer Baking Co. sup 'Stand. Oil Co., do jJ. H. Schull & Son rep |serv. Welding Co., do W. L. Gray, exp — jc. I. G. Co., fuel _________ |A. E. Brown, sup C. A. Helms, do The Max Co., do J. A. Goddard Co., do Meyer Bros. Co., do — Johnson Hdw. Co., do
Frank Black, do
_ 88000.00!Elec. C. & S Co., do
J. Current, livestock Arthur Tomson, do ______ Martin Bros, sup Do do Do do Do do Martha E. Gamble, sal Dr. Henry E. Bibler, phys Mrs. Edna Gump, nurse _ Emma Landman, sal Ida Koontz, do Martha Yockey, do Elizabeth, Neff, do Bessie Rench, do Hilda Cowling, do Wm. Cowling, do Eva White, do Martha Helvie, do Ed Bond, do f _ Elec. C. & S. Co., rep Martha E. Gamble, sup __
30000.00 j Moses Black, per diem 184.03-Dr. S. G. Jump, sal 18.361 J. J. O’Neil, do 21.661 J. S. Moore, per diem 24.00 j Carrie V. Dunn, sal 5.00!Western Res. Life Ins. rnt
6.0011.0, S. Co., lights
6.00 ] Pansy B. Howell, sal 3.00; Abbott Laboratories, sup 5.00 O. E. Baldwin, sal __ 6.001 Geo. Pfeiffer, do
155.00
6.50
14.70
7.75 9.45
170.35 100.00 50.00 85.00 331.39 52.99 23.00 21.95
8.00
115.01
6.85 4.70
11.50 78.25 105.00 90.00 55.00 11.75
6.00 4.25
33.35 10.50 30.25 125.00 60.00 60.00 75.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 10.00 40.00 35.00 15.00 594.55 17.65 57.51 93.30 172.50 96.32 57.53 160.42
1.50
10.90 10.60
7.18
41.83 69.58 225.64 43.99 78.13 30.40 139.70 35.25 190.00 80.03 99.42 99.43 76.50 150.00 19.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 50.00 35.00 35.00 50.00 45.00 45.00 38.00
3.25 3.20
10.00 70.00 66.66 80.00 120.00 30.00
1.73
50.00 71.00 125.00 250.00
3.10 9.30
12.40
3.10
12.40
9.30
6.00
Dr. E. V. Boram, do
88.00
3.00
Emma Burns, do
10.00
5.00
Dr. C. A. Jump, sal
25.00
6.00
I. B. T. Co. tel
6.50
6.00
O. E. Baldwin, exp
13.10
3.00
VV. & L. E. Gurley, sup
8.30
5.00
Fred Reasoner, ditch fd __
60.00
6.00
Altha Harvey, steno
47.66
6.00
M. E. Cromer sal, exp ___
206.65
3.00
Muncie Star, adv
80.18
5.00
Post Democrat, do
87.48
6.00
Muncie Press, do
4.72
6.00
S. S. Kresge Co., refund _
134.00
3.00
J. S. & Jessie Reed, do _.
6.70
50.00
Blanche P. & Andrew J.
1258.40
Scranton, do
20.10
12.60
Lillian M. Cromer, do
94.40
374.00) Emily J. Pierce, do ______
8.59
9.40
Jas. & Rebecca Owens, do
5.14
312.50
John Meredith, do
22.78
300.00
Geo. Kruckenberg, do _
7.57
66.00
J. F. Kimmel, bur
75.00
12.25
M. L. Meeks & Sons, do
75.00
2.00
W. E. Baker, do
75.00
181.25
W. E, Baker, do
’ 75.00
128.25
W. E. Baker, do
75.00
36.35
Maude Maisel, sal
75.00
112.05
Bd. of Chil. Gdns. pen
901.29
202.00
Bd. of State Char, acet
12.70
11.25
D. M. Galliher Co., bond
12.50
22.85
The Burke Const. Co., bdg
3800.00
39.00
Omar Weir, Thompson dt
105.98
20.50 jPost Democrat, adv
8.71
47.50
Muncie Press, do
8.71
53.75
Post Democrat, do
8.95
2026.50
Muncie Star, do _
6.12
217.35
Muncie Press, do
8.95
61.75
Wm. J. Quick, autopsy
33.00
33.00
Harry McAuley, per diem _
52.00
334.25
Do exp __ _
15.60
162.35
Do do
6.30
28.50
Lester Jenny, Pierce dt
22.63
358.58
Mary N. Huffman, sch loan
864.55
59.40
Do do j__.
13.10
291.66
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22.35
7.00
West Pub. Co., books
380.75
5.00
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COURT ALLOWANCES
FOR
243.07
DEC. 1929
362.50
79.16
Frank Shepern Co. docks
26.00
66.66
John H. Morris, spec jd
20.00
62.50
Alonzo L. Bales, do
10.00
22.50
A. E. Boyce, prt
54.50
795.00
Camillia M. Smith ,rept ._
95.45
171.75
Robt. F. Murray, sal
78.00
2.94
H. C. Greenwalt, bailiff
78.00
49.35
Ind. B. T. tel
8.60
375.00
L. A. Guthrie, sal
150.00
6.50
C. P. Spears, rept
175.00
18.10
Margaret Harrison, do
28.00
10.50
H. C. Greenwalt, bailiff __
91.00
101.21
Edw. D. Frazier, do
130.00
225.00
J. Dragoo, sai
182.00
130.70
Margaret Harrison, do
80.00
5.00'
I. B. T. Co., tel
10.10
6.50
Elec. Const. Co., sup
24.50
250.00
A. E. Boyce Co., do
4.30
125.00
Do do _
3.75
25.38
Y. M. C- A. meals for jury
13.00
21.80
Lawyers Co-Op. Pub. Co.
153.80
books _
30.00
335.10
Pearl C. Hopkins, sal
128.20
8.00
Morgan Fountain, doorkpr
15.50
104.00
Dick McQuery, juror _.
58.80
20.00
Nichols Babe, do __
51.60
6.80
Norman Hiltner, do
48.50
120.00
Edw. Brooks, do
58.80
250.00
Harry Gardner, do
54.00
48.00
Geo. Helm, do __
55.20
6.90
Ernest Shaw, do
54.60
8.30
D. A. Delinger. do __
43.40
12.00
Earl Jackson, do
8.40
.30 Harry Jarnison, do
6.20 1
C. C. Redmond, do Harry Brown, do ______ Chas. Rickeet, do Wm. Greenwalt, do
J. H. Hill, do W. E. O'Neil, do
R. H. Clark, do Geo. Brass, do C. E. Stephenson, do James Caumer, do Amos Staudmyer. do James O’Day, do Herschel Knopp, do _____ Frank Ross, do W. R. Watson, do ______ Riley Parker, do G. C. Hinton, do • ^ Jos. Stout, do W. B. Smith, do J. O’Day, do .. Oliver Gray, do Jos. Clevenger, do
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Henry Roller, do C. O. Bookout, do Starkey Bailey, do Alva Smith, do Merrill Brinson, do Geo. Helm, do Edw. Thompson Co., books
(Dec. 13-20)
o—i CITY ADVERTISEMENTS Department of Public Works Office of the Board City Hall, Muncie, Ind. Notice to .Contractors and to the
Public:
Notice is hereby given, to the public and to all contraetoi*s, that the Board of Public Works of the City of Muncie, in the State of Indiana, invites sealed proposals for the construction, in said City, ac-
PROF. DAY SCOFFS AT JONAH STORY
6.20 6.20 6.20 6.20;
6.20, 31.00
9.30' 3 2ho Also Brands Noah’s Ark Tale 18.60 Impossible; Has Call 9 30 To Indiana U.
9.30 .3.10
led by political motives. These did inot attend his meeting Saturday, j which was held to plan a campaign for the session. LaGuardia. disclaimed political motives and said that he would introduce an amendment to the treasury appropriation bill to provide $300,000,000 for prohibition enforcement next year. If this were refused, he. said, he woulld urge $150,000,000 or $100,000,000.
Birmingham, Ala., Dec; 17.—The resignation of Dr. Horace Calvin Day as professor of biology at Howard college, a Baptist institution here was requested and accepted 0 ‘50 Frida y Dr. John C. Dawson, pres- ■ ^lident, because of remarks the in’obstructor made regarding ihe Bible
tyv.!*!,'* rin* 1 ’ UU * " — a <m during recent chapel exercises.
o'Iq The reference to the Bible was o’^made in an address by Dr. Day, the o’jbsuhpject on which was “Be Skeptio',bcal,” and during which he said to o'jq the student body “We should not ’ u, give a too literal translation to the
Bible.”
Ridicules Jonah Story
5.00
82.50
HAMMOND TAKES CALTOE CENSUS
Freak Con lest Won By With 25 Toes; Dogs Also Entered.
Cat
New York, Dec. 17.—A group of distinguished veterans representing the British Empire Service League
In his talk, Dr. Day said: "There are now in the United States, arare some people so ignorant they |riving on the S. S. Majestic Dec. 3, still blieve Noah crowded two of;for the purpose of arranging closer
each species of animals into the ark during the flood. How could he have got all those animals into the ark? During my years of biological experience, I have studied two kinds of whales and found it is impossible for either of them to swallow a man whole and, anyway, no man can live inside a whale. These references seem illogical, but God is logical.” In a statement Friday the young
cording to the respective improve-|^ stru f ctor said: ‘b an ? mUC 1 h a ment resolutions below mentionH&b 11 ^ 1 f. mere T 1 y a
relations with The American Leg ion. The visit is the result of a resolution adopted at a recent conference of the League, of which Admiral Earl Jellicoe is grand presi-
dent.
In the party greeted at New York by prominent Legionnaires were Capt. Sir Beachcroft Towse, V. C., famous blind vice president of the British Legion; Lt. Gob, the Vicomte de Sarigny, Capt. V. de Sarigny, Lt. H. de Sales la Terriere,
and according to the Plans Pr„-£“ STkS.
U'-^ were nwt whcn the , htp
He said he was not a member ofj l hey weie met when the snip
T - landed by Past National Commander Edward E. Spafford, Department Commander John J. P.ennett, Jr., Lemuel Bolles, chairman of the Legion’s Peace Commission on World and Foreign Relations; and Relations and William F. Deegan, past department commander of New
York. >
Another purpose of the visit is to lay a wreath, bearing the autograph of Admiral Jellicoe, on the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier in j Arlington, and another on the war memorial in New York. O. L. Bodenhamer, national commander, and James F. Barton, national adjutant of the Legion, have arrafiged to meet the visitors. o
Board of each of the public im- , , ^ . ,,
provements herein below described d* 1 / church, but that ‘I go to a mintow j t . jister occasionally regarding spirit-
I. R. No. 633-1929, For cement curb and gutter on both sides of Brady Street from Willard Street
to Fifth Street,
I. R. No. 634-1929, For cement curb and gutter on both sides of University Avenue, and also paving of University Avenue from East line of Tillotson Avenue to City
Limits.
Each bidder is also to file with the Board an affidavit that there has been no collusion in any way affecting said bid, according to the terms of Sec. 95, of the Act of March 6th, 1905. (Acts 1905 p 219.) All such proposals should be sealed. and must be deposited with said Board before the hour of nine
!ual matters ,as I think a minister
stands for the church.”
Dr. Day, who is 27 years old, received his Ph. D. degree from Leland Stanford university in 1928. He also holds an A. B. degree from Lawrence university. His home is at Lake Geneva, Wis. He said he would leave Saturday for either Leland Stanford university or Indiana university, where he had been of-
fered positions.
Interrupted by Student Dr. Dawson issued a statement today in which he said Dr. Day leaves the college with the “best of feeling existing between us.” In view of his statements about the Bible, it is impossible for him
o’clock in the forenoon of the 24th to iemain in his capacity, Dr. Daw-
day of December, 1929, and each such proposal must he accompanied by a certified check payable to said City, for the sum equal to two and one-half per cent (2%%) of City Civil Engineer's estimate) which shall he forfeited to said j City as liquidated damages, if the
son asserted.
Exception was taken to the remarks of the Instructor by Lee Gallman. a ministerial sutdent of Tuscaloosa, Ala., during the chapel exercises. He interrupted the exer-
cises and shouted:
“Dr. Day has the wrong ideal
bidder depositing the same shall a . 10u ^ feels that way) fail duly and promptly to execute [ a,ou ,; 11 • iad better pray for
the required contract and bond, in nm ' case a contract shall be awarded him on such accompanying pro-
posal.
Said Board reserves the right to reject anv and ail bids. BY ORDER OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS. Mary E. Anderson. Clerk. Dec. 13-20.
Pastor To Raise Big Pension Fund
WET WOULD URGE GREAT DRY FUND
Sen. LaGuardia Plans to Seek $300,000,000 to Enforce
Prohibition Law.
I Washington, Dec. 17.—Fresh
(from an attempt to weld the scat-
Indianapolis, Dec. 17.—Dr. Ab-l! 01 ” 1 ,^ e ^ ernen ts of the wet group ram E. Cory, pastor of the Discip-H° use u int « a lever which les of Christ Church at Kingston, ? 2 S stre i lgth behind a N. C., resigned his pastorate Sun- T d f^ lte ,; p ^ am ’. Re P^ sen f ative day to become executive of the | ^ ,' uai .f^ °. r ^l brotherhood’s ministerial pension j” 1A . e 1 vno . wn Monday the first fund .according to an AssociateJ C ,° me ^ lhe Press dispatch received Sunday f u ” ds ^ or en torce-
t'rom Kinston.
Headquarters for the movement, which was authorized by the annual meeting of the brotherhood last summer, are in Indianapolis. Dr. Cory will become director of
ment of the dry laws.
Whether this would meet the approval of the various other members of the wet wing in the House, however, was not disclosed.
Tammany Sees Politics.
the campaign to raise a fund of wets, most of $8,000,000 necessary before the pen- T?™ 1 . are Tammany members from sion system can operate success-lu? ,iar ia H b 9 me sta t®> re Karded fully, the Rev. F. R. Smith, seere- |h move t0 bnng the Afferent ele-
tarv of the fund, said Sundav j t * )g0,bei . a C< ? nc f, Ilec nieiit dn\e as one that had been instigat-
night.
CRIMINAL TESTS BY STATE URGED
Massachusetts Expert Tells Indiana Board of System In the East.
Indianapolis, Dec. 17.—Very few murderers and other criminals, for whom insanity defenses often are attempted, have been found actually insane under Massachusetts’ system t>f state examinations. This assertion was made by Dr. George M. Kline, commissioner of the Massachusetts department of mental diseases, at a luncheon meeting of the Indiana state crime commisson in the Claypool hotel yesterday. The commission’s meeting was held in conjunction with the annual meeting of the Indiana Society for Mental Hygiene. Members of the commission attended ses_ sion of the society. Janies A. VanOsdel of Anderson commission chairmari, urged that subcommittees named at a recent meeting in Michigan City complete their organization and carry on their work as rapidly as possible. Next Meeting January 25. Preliminary reports are expected to he heard at the next meeting of the whole group, January 25. At that time it is planned to invite representative heads of various state groups interested in civic welfare to confer with the commission on plans for a state-wide campaign of information on the crime problem and ways ftf meeting it.
SPECIAL Christmas Wreaths For the Cemetery Magnolia wreaths with large cluster of cones and lasting flowers $1.50. Wreaths of boxwood, bouquet green, red ruscus from— 75c up THE CADE CO. Corner Main and Walnut Sts.
Group insurance for faculty; members and employes, has been j porvided by the University of Chi- j cago, the school hearing more than 1 half the cost of the premiums.
FOR Radiator Repairing Radiator Alcohol Keys of All Kinds and Bicycles ( SEE R. M. Jones & Son Phone 291 316 E. Main
Make This a Floral Xmas Beautiful Cemetery Wreaths Beautiful Table Plats Artificial Bouquets
\ We have a gorgeous array of cut flowers—i also plants consisting of Poinsettas, Cincinnati ; Begonias, Cycleman and Primroses. We are the only florist in town giving S. & H. Trading Stamps—Trade where you can secure a beautiful premium.
OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL XMAS. A complete line of gold fish, including bowls, food, shells, castles and moss.
Posey Shop
124 E. Main St. Member F. T. D.
Phone 892 We Telegraph Flowers Everywhere
Fill Your Bin Now HUPP COAL CO. Free Kindling with each order. Hupp’s Heat Is Hard To Beat Best Coal in Muncie. Phone 1206
BUIE CAB COMPANY PHONE 2199 Under New Management PROPRIETOR OF PUBLIC CAB CO. We Carry Full Liability Insurance. ROSS SMOOT, Mgr.
DO YOU DREAD YOUR FAMILY WASH? Just Phone 911 and let us call for and deliver your clothes all washed with soft water. Service and satisfaction is our motto. One trial is convincing. Superior Wet Wash Laundry 824 W. Willard St. Phone 911 CHAS. S. MARSH, Prop. Where the Good Work Comes From
$1
Work Called for and Delivered PENCEY CLEANER
$1
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED SUITS MADE TO SUIT YOU r ,
Phone 659 West Jackson
Room 5 Western Eeserve Bldg.
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