Muncie Post-Democrat, Muncie, Delaware County, 29 June 1934 — Page 2
FRIDAY, JUNE 29, 1934.
mow ARE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS"rSlCUIT AND SUPERIOR COURT AU|j UOWANCE SUBSEQUENT TO PUBS’ LIGATION JUNE 1, 1934.
IS, Circuit Court. Repair Free Gravel Roads.
Repair Free Gravel Roads.
Q. E. Helvie, salary $ 145.60 Frank Shock, salary 92.80
William Yi Jeff Kirki Slue Parke William E>,
6. a. Jump, salary 184.04 Marjorie Hatcher, salary 6.00 Abbott Laboratories, expense 99.32 Charles L. Botkin, salary 25.00 Edna H. Williams, salary 25.00 Wayne Pharmacal Supply Co., exp... 6.75 Lincoln Nat’l Life Ins. Co., exp 24.08
COUNTY ATTORNEY.
_rank v&.w v■ ^ William York, salary 117.001 William H. Bales, salary J66.66 Jeff Kirkpatrick, salary 79.50 ATTENDANCE OFFICER.
Slue Parker, salary 37.50
STilliam D. Kiger, salary 1.13 !, A. Jester, salary 99.60 trover Knotts, salary ; 15.00 R. Laycock, salary 8.10 George Black, salary 90.00 Arlo Barrett, salary 30.08
James Shaw, salar;
Shaw, salary .
Seamer Sollars, salary George Cox. salary ... William Smith, sala:
6.00 6.00 6.00 6.00
William Smith, salary 6.00 Williston Linn, salary 24.90 John Vernon, salary 6.00
Robert Black, salary
Eugene Vannatter, s'alar w. O. Pitser, salary .. Harve Lamb, salary
U. Dr
salary
50.25 52.50 104.00
3.00 3.00 6.00 1.50 9.00 9.00
117.00 122.50 89.25
Junn,
Earl Pitser, salary Farmers Elevator, Oakville, salary Herman Kirklin, salary Curtis Nixon, salary Orland Trout, salary Charlie Marker, salary Kenneth Miller, salary an.to Charlie Hiatt, salary 89.25 John Readle,, salary 89.25 Orville Stephenssn, salary 89.25 Raymond Rees, salary 89.25 Boscoe Martin, salary 89.25 John Johnson, salary 75.25
Hansel Johnson, sala: Jom Niccum, salary Jim Moore, salary ... Charlie House, salary
Willard Co
sala
ter, sa is, sala
75.25 100.00 89.25 82.25 89.25
102.00
87.50
W- M. Jones, salary 89.50 George Smith, salary 68.25 Merchants Nat’l Bank, expense.. 1.55
Auto Equipment Service, exp
?p
e
. lipment aervice, expense Dawson Sales Co., expen A. B. Hoover, expens'
Hartley Auto Wrecking Co., exp. C< Heckenhauer & Son, expense..
8.28 1.60 2.00 2.40
21.60
31.80 22.50 *0.80
Verda Howell, salary 118.25
John Hardy, sala Lee Fodrea, sala Cral Keesling, sa
Charles Lacey, salary 79.80 Merrill Waldrath, salary 7.80 Josire Hodson salary 10.50 Carl East, salarv 6.00 Will Parks, salary 4.50 Mark Hamilton, salary 29.25 Luetta Reese, expense 2.25
Drliff Mills, expense
Orliff Mills, expense
G. M. Waite, salary G. W. Blake, salary
Haines Barley, salarv 5. M. Peterson, expense Balph Shaw, salary Charles Wilson, salary John Conley, salary .1 Frank Shroyer, expense Manean Vincent, salary Haines Barley, salary S. M. Peterson, expense The J. P. Johnson Co., expense.. The W. O’Neall Co., expense Indiana Oxygen Co., expense .... Muncie Stone & Lime Co., expense The Knapp Supply Co., expense .. Johnson Hardware Co., expense .. CjSl. Co. F. B. Co-op. Ass’n., exp. H^rry Glenn, expense Kemp Machine Co., expense Coulter, Boiler & S. I. Co., exp. United- Parts Co., expense Muncie Water Works, expense.... Ind. General Service Co., expense
George T. Durst. cXpease
Ind. Bell Telephone Co., exnense
„ _ Telephone Co., expense
J. D. Adams & Co., expense
The White Co., expense Kiger & Co., expense Drouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., exp.
Sorter Ross, bridge repair Rarold Davis, bridge repair
1F
yde
ihus wmgate, onage repa_ aery Bartlett, bridge repair ,... ank Shroyer. bridge repair .. incie Stone, Lime Co., bridge rep.
5.40
84.25 96.00 62.70 84.75 22.00 92.00 126.00 10.50
5.25
88.80 91.50 26.25
3.908.81
163.95 19.09
518.34
26.27 56.00 957.07
291.05
13.34 78.80 109.18
1.25 2.86
72.00 16.50
8.70 6.33
John S. Moore, salary $80.00 John S. Moore, mileage 7.00 WEIGHT AND MEASURE INSPECTOR. J. E, Green, salary $125.00 J. E. Green, mileage 35.30 Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense.. 6.50 Scott Printing Co., expense ........ 29.50
INVESTIGATOR.
Rae C. Danley, O. A. P $11.00
ASSESSING.
Frank Daniels, salary .. Arthur Franklin, salary liam S. Reed, salary
$ 30.00 , 20.4)0
William S. Reed, salary 31.00 J. S. Vanlandingham, salary 76.00 Leora Melvin, salary 54.00 John A. Rench, salary 52.00 Ava Rench, salary 90.00 Lester B. Howell, salary 27.00 George W. Pfeiffer, salary 250.00 Dollie V. Pfeiffer, salary 72.00
Maryhfls
.af _
tarymis Manning, salary ........ 72.00 Betty Lou Pfeiffer, salary 42.00
Tillie Carver, salary ... Fyrne Baird, salary ... Marian Clingan, salar;
Ella B. Smi
60.00 76.00 68.00
rver aird,
lingan,
„mith, salary 52.00 Ivy Curts, salary 68.00 Ruby Sine, salary 52.00 Grace Gdthrie, salary 16.0Q James Gilbert, salary 12.00 Velma Miller, salary 8.00 Dessa Davis, salary 16.00 Laura Adams, salary 24.00 Jennie Gumpp, salary 100.50 Henry Gumpp, salary 256.00 W. E. Smith, salary 44.00 Ercie S. Castor, salary 24.00 Lawson Hackman, salary 64.00 Clara Hackman, salary 55.50 E. E. Olvey. salary 42.00 Sherman J. Shroyer, salary 15.00 Rrascoe Wingate, salary 272.00 S. H. Wilson, salary 36.00 Newton Peterson, salary 16.00 Luella Peterson, salary 30.00 COUNTY AGRICULTURAL AGENT. M. E. Cromer, salary and expense. .$161.71
Harvey, salar
Althea Harve j', salary 50.00 Hazel I. Arbuckle, salary 25.00
REGISTRATION.
Edith Mansfield, salary
Whitehead, sala
Jama Glads Mable
Mable B. R:
. . $ 89.00
c U , o».ary 18.75 salary 18.75 o, salary 109.50
iys Ross, salary le B. Ringo, salar _le B. Ringo, salai.
Typewriter Repair & Sales Co., exp. 58.00
COUNTY ADVERTISING.
The Post Democrat, county adv..... 159.28 Star Publishing Co., county adv 155.28
COMPENSATION.
go, salary 19.90
pair & Sak
John Watson, compensation
REFUND TAX.
.....$45.64
Catherine Coyler estate, refund ....$1.23 Boyd Trout, refund 1.67 SOLDIER BURIAL.
;ek
M. L. Meek M. L. Meeks & Sons, Weir burial.
M. L. Meeks & Sons, Baker burial..$ 75.00 M. L. Meeks & Sons, Stafford burial 75.00 Meeks & Sons. Christy burial 75.00 Meeks & Sons. Weir burial.. 75.00 W. H. Polhemus, Muterspaugh burial 75^00 W. H. Polhemus. Stonq burial .... 75.00
75.00
emus. Stone,
Rlchman & Prillaman. Gleason burial 75.00
Moffitt & Piepho, Frier burial
HOSPITAL.
Ball Memorial Hospital, hosp.. .$15,0(10.00
BOARD CHILDREN’S GUAR TJrtovrl V* il rl y*ov» ’ c« /"ill o V'rl i o tv c /■*
tDIANS
Board Children’s Guardians, children in home .$814.20 Board Children’s Guardians, mothers’ pension 860.99 GENERAL DITCH IMPROVEMENT FUND. Walter Kemmer, expense $ 2.50 Gene Gregory, expense 7.52 R. Hernley. expense 4.55
nse 2.23 e 53.50
2.63
ert Murphy, brfdge repair ’!" !
,cksi Mon Win Bar
Shi
Muncie
DW. EVffiXS 8 ?.® Will Jackson, bridge r Clyde Mong, bride-p r
Ephus Wingate, Emery Bartlett,
Frank Harrold.
nS'fto ^ Vern Harley, expe:
on'S'i’ i Gaston Lumber Co., expense 2.63 *0.71 i Garland Jefferson, expense 62.00 i-a-W , r. n. Carmichael, tr., expense 21.87 oo.oo j Johnson Hardware Co., expense .j.. ~
?ly Co
idge
bridge repair ■: i-s-a— repair ..
ge repair
Lee N. Way <5s Son, bridge repair
■igler & Bros., bridf
Ma
tti
363.37 166.42 21.77
ge rep.
ax Zeigler & Bros., bridge repair ter’l Harvester Co., bridga re/.
CLERK.
Glenn Miller, salary $ 90.00 Bertha Arbogast, salary 80.00 Ondavere Petro, salary 80.00
Elizabeth Meranda, salary Typewriter Repair & Sales Co., ex Mable B. Ringo. expense
Ind^ Bell Telephone Co., expense 11.10
_ pense
I f M.g,. • oonn ! w - H - Young, expense. Precinct 1..**13.00 oonn R - Munshower. exp.. Precinct 2.. 106.50 jj.uu ! prank Adams, expenses. Precinct 3 84.00 .. ’-6" 1 Henry H. Voit, exp., Precinct 4..,. 82.56 : A. F. Cunningham, exp.. Precinct 5 79.50 18 ' J 1 A. R. Manifold, exp.. Precinct 6... 109.50 Frank R. Wjlson, exp.. Precinct 7.. 101.50
(cinct
80.00 75.00
6.00
10.00
Harvey W Teague, exp., Precinct 8 88.50 Earl H.-Swain, exp.. Precinct 9.... 85.00 Thomas L. Ryan, exp.. Precinct 10.. 115.0t Charles W Sweet, exn.. Precinct 11 99.56 J. L. Chalfant, exp.. Precinct 12.... 84.00 Chas. E. Eppards. exp.. Precinct 13 87.00
H. H. Williams, exp,
Williams, e:
ecinct 13 87.00
Precinct 14.. 82.50 Precinct 16,. 91.58
A, E. Boyce Co..
136.09
expense
AUDITOR.
Mildred I. Bonifield. salary $1.10.00
Ada Williams, salary .. Miriam S. Reed, salary Lucille Kreps, salary ..
Ind- Bell Telephone Co., expense .. 8.95 A. E. Boyce Co., expense 537.68
TREASURER.
80.00 80.00
$110.00
Adam Williams, exp., Precinct 16.. 81.58 Walter Schwartz, exp.. Precinct 16.. 82.50 Lloyd W. White, exp.. Precinct 17.. 123.08 Percy Kabrick. exp.. Precinct 18... 91.50 Eva Sechrest, exp., Precinct 19.... 114.00 Ransome Schooley. ejyp.. Precinct 20 91.50 D. M. Clouse, exp.. Precinct 21.... 91.50 Ora S. HursL exp.. Precinct 22 87.00 H. W. Robbins, exp.. Precinct 2361 92.00 W. H. Maisel, exp.. Precinct 24 .... 123.00 Warren D LaRue, exp.. Precinct 25 82.50 Lawrence B. Smith, exp. Preeinct 26 78.00 D. Sheets, exp., Precinct 27 ... 82.50
Letha Cummins, salary „ ^ * t, - . n,, nn ||jna S ^Uexarge? 8 salary 1 " 7 .soloo ‘ R.^mond^Cor^^exp ^Heclnct 8 '2^ Vi m
37.50
.75
8.85 3.51
Mary Bales, salary
Burroughs Adding Machine Co., exp. Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense.. A. E. Boyce Co., expense
RECORDER.
Mildred Herron. 8alary $75.00 Alberta Norton, salary 75.00 Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense.... 6.60
SHERIFF
Leslie B. Corn, salary $125.00 Lloyd Brown, salary
Dtis P. Snodgrass, expense . ptis P. Snodgrass, expense Jnd. Bell Telephone Co., exp A. E. Boyce Co., expense
SURVEYO
R'aymond Corns, exp.. Precinct 29 87.00 Opal G. Chalfant, exp.. Precinct 30 87.00 Laura Miller, exp.. Precinct 31.... 72.00
aldo Sanders, exp.. Precii
Waldo Sanders, Holman Burton,
p.. Precinct 32.. 103.50
exp„_ Precinct 33..
iman
Frank Covalt. exp., Precinct 34 J. Wm. Crawford, exp., Precinct 35 Paul Gibson, exp.. Precinct 36^...
R.
Janney, salary .
ames L.
ester Janney. expen ad. Bell Telephone O
0.,
125.00
, 22.98 . 101.60 . 15.15
5.47
..$16.00 . 39.54
7.00
cp.. Precinct 36....
Wm. D. Kiger, exp., Precinct 37... Carl Hancock, exp.. Precinct 38.... Harry W. Gardner, exp.. Precinct 39 Samuel Anthony, exp.. Precinct 40.. J. Kirby Shafer, exp.. Precinct 41.. Earl Jackson.^exp... Precinct. 42,..,
Lester Janney. expense 5.00 COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT SCHOOLS.
Lavaughn S. Duke, salary Lee O. .Baird, expense Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense
CORONER
Clarence G. Piepho. salary, expense. .$86.40
ASSESSC ~
..$75.00
3.50 7.70
50R.
..$11.85
8.65
... .$7.85
A. E. Boyce Co., expense Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense . PROSECUTING ATTORNEY. Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense
COURTHOUSE.
Mareellus Ashby, salary $ 75.00 Edward Alexander, salary 75.00 Eva M. Stewart, salary 40.00 J. A. Butts & Son, expense 58.31 Van Matres. Inc., expense 202.70 Ind. General Service Co., expense .. 237.69 A. E, Brown, expense 3.00 Johnson Hardware Co., expense .... 64.90 Isaac Wingfield, salary 2.25 Muncie Water Works Co., expense 8.44 Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense 20.50
JAIL.
J. F. Downing, physician $ 30.00
Louella Snodgrass, salary J. C. Penney Co., expense Ellsworth T. Bass, salary Ind. Bell Telephone Co., e Muncie Water Works Co.. Ind. General Service Co.. Johnson Hardware Co.. e> Jos. A. Goddard Co., expei
Van Matres, Inc., expense C. Heckenhauer & Son. expense
INFIRMARY.
Oliver P. Miller, salary Bessie Miller, salary Jannie Kiefer, salary Elmer Shreves. salarv Margaret Rinker, salary
William Miller, salary Larmer Bond, salary . O. P. Munson, expense Golda Jones, salary . Minnie Curtis, expense Charles Curtis, salary James Green, sala: Flora Dick, salary
37.50 58.50 63.00 63.00 66.50 70.50 84.57 59.00 75.00 77.25
Earl Parkinson, exp. Precinct 4$... 42.00 Kermit Cross, exp. Precinct 44 79.50 Bert Phillips, exp. Precinct 45 70.50 H. E. McClain, exp. Precinct 46 78.50 John A. Kim. exp. Precinct 47 79.50 Arch A. Hamilton, exp. Precinct 48 78.50 Fred C. Fisher, exp. Precinct 49 ... 78.00 Sherman J. Shroyer, exp. Pet., 50 .. 75.75 Alonzo C. Pittenger, exp. Pet. 51 ... 57.50 Chester Hannaberry, exp. Pet. 52... 87.00 Pearl Dresbach, exn. Pet. 53 65.00 Perry W. Mansfield, salary 115.50 Marian Hofherr. salary 115.50 Chas. Simonson, salary 35.50 E. Winters, salary 35.50
ense o.. exp. ..
gs, exp
x, exp Wm. T. Downs, exp. Chas. E. McLaughlin, exp Scott Hanks, exp A E. Boyce, exp Post Democrat, exp Muncie Press, exp
CIRCUIT COURT.
Ind. Bell Tel. Co., exp The WiMiems Dirpet-nrv no *
N.
NO Jo:
Carl
Winters.
>ssett Brothers, expe hnson Hardware Co irl L. Cummings, ej
763.62 m.so
5.95 .5.59
12.00 19.25
16.10
84.34 21.9C 21.9C
41.1G 10 nr
pense ., xpense. -xpense. >ense....
50.00 23.26 72.83
9.40
21.94 160.44
. 33.14
3.25
. 107.75
4.00
.$125.00 . 50.00
70.00
Internati
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01 nn 30‘OS dx9 ”00 IIIJMFI sqqoa atii
Dick, salary 2100 dxa 'oo aaAoa 3 V ational Harvester Co., expense 29.83 » •••••••••••• 'dx^ 4 ooSbjq m mior Wright & Son, expense 406.06 jo'OI dxs ‘SiBadg j ja?gsqo
ary
15.00 40.00
9.00
50.00 40.00 35.00
ry 40.00
21.00
It
Kemp Machine Co Ernest C. Dawson, exp Randolph Co. Lumber
nd. General Service
Tem [rne tan
llza Gaff, exnense V.... 52.50
snse
Co., expense
50.60
9.95
12.15
4.32
Jen Largent Coal Co Virginia Coal Co.
Subu
lo., expense .... expense
rban Hatchery, expense A. B. Wetherill, expense J. C. Penney Co., expense John Stillman Co., expense A. E Brown, expense Dr. Ed C. Davis, M. D., expense.... Grouleff & Mauck Lbr. Co., expense
Standard Oil Co., expense 6.7a Ind. Bell Telephone Co., expense .. 16.80 Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense 9.00 yteonomy Shoe Store, expense 44.85
Howard E. Hill, exp i John S. Coffman, exp W. R. Braden, exp
8.22
128.49 40.50 ,
59.37 i L. R. Mason, exp g* prAFv.rr.'&r-.iF: in«.£s O. P. Snodgrass, exp.
DELAWARE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, CIRCUIT AND SUPERIOR COURT ALLOWANCES ON FILE IN AUDITOR’S OFFICE TO BE ADVERTISED FOR
THE MONTH OF JUNE. 1934. Repair Free Gravel Roads.
O. E. Helvie, salary $ 145.60
O. E.
Helvie,
exp
y • tens
Frank Shock, salary
York, salary
3.89
124.95
7.50
20.25 18.00
Wm. York, salary Adam Roach, salary
Carl Rogers, salary 18.00 Wilbur Campbell, salary 15.00 Belmer Johnson, salary 15.00 Roy Helvie, salary 2.25
Wm. Kiger, salary .. Jos. Skinner, expense
lala
E. A. Jester, salary B. Laycock, salary .. Luther Frazier, salary Ome-r Mitchell, salar;
salary H
Hiram Messersmith, salary
chie
Perry Ritchie, sala
Lowell Fraz: Shirl Dunn,
Ora Needham, salary Gallen Ritchie, salary Geo. Black, salary Arlo Barrett, salary . .
Bill Linn, salary
! Vannatte
te, salary ier, salary
salary
am, chie
salary
Eugene Vannatter, Edd Keller, salary Floyd Webb, salary
Chas. Johnson, salary 4.no Ernest Johnson, salary 4.50 W. O. Pitser, salary 104.00
9.00
10.50104.80 23.70
6.00 6.00 3.00
12.75 12.00
6.00 4.50 6.00
104.00 24.00 31.50 131.25
4.50 4.50 4.50
13.50 13.50
4.50
117.00
ry
Herman Kirklin, salary Curtis Nixon, salary .. Earl Pitser, salary
Orland Trout, salary 117.00 Charlie Marker, salary 130.00 Kenneth Miller, salary 102.40
salary 104.00
104.00 100.00 96.00 92.00 32.00 91.00 100.00 90.00 96.00 102.40 104.00 100.00 82,50 91.00 72.00
1.70
umber Co., expense..... 2.25
BCOUenhauer & Son, expense 45.40
| BAwson & Son, expense ! Hartley Auto Wrecking Co., e I A. B. Hoover, expense LAuto Equipment Service, exp.
,Verda Howell,
Kenneth
Charlie Hiatt,
John Readle. salary
Orville Stephenson, salary Raymond Rees, salary Roscee Martin, salary Allen Jackson, salary John Johnson, salary Hansel Johnson, salary Jim Niccum, salary Jim Moore, salary Charlie House, salary Willard Cox, salary Francis Colter, salary
ala
tW. M. Jones,
George Smith, salary . Arch Hamilton, salary Merchants Nat’l Bank,
it on Lu
expense..
salary
Fee Fodrea, salary John Hardy, sal
sala
alary
cy, salary Mark Hamilton, salary icart Keesling, salary i Josire Hodson, salary ! SUvy Shockley, salary Merrel Walradth, salary 1 George Rodeffer, salary ; Orliff Mills, expense ; Luella Rees, expense i Ralph Shaw, salary ! John Conley, salary | Manaen Vincent, salary 1 Chas. Wilson, salary ! Hull Wilson, salary Neal Pitser, salary
lary
7.15
.80
1.50 6.13
128.50
4.80
36.45 95.10 18.45
3.00 6.75 6.00 1.50 2.70
151.88 16.20 92.00
3.00
104.00 39.00 12.00 37.50
6.75
Eugene Gregory, salary 0.10 G. M. Waite, salary 94.00 E. A. Roberts, salary 9.90
salary salary
ala
L. A. Buckey, S. H. Wilson.
W. E. Wine, salary
salary ... s, salary ;•
alai
1 Sorter Ross, salary Harbld Davis, salai
4.50
21.00
7.50
130.00 104.00 104 00
: Robert Murphy, salary r«4 uu .Clyde Reator, salary 104.00 [Will Jackson, salary 100.00 i Clyde Mong, salary lO’.Oo
J W. E. Wine, expense ... | Grace Gregory, expense ! Hains Barley, salary
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larley, .->«*»»j
Ooulker Boiler & S. I. Co., exp. Eagle Coal Co., expense Eaton Lumber Co., expense Harry Glenn, expense
W. J. Holliday & Co.,
Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., expe:
pel msi
nse..
The J. P. Johnsoi
p Machine Co
r & Co.,
Kem
Ki;
son & Co., exp...
Machine Co., expense
xpense
jThe Kirkpatrick Agency, Inc., ex. 'Muncie Builders Supply Co., exp. ]Muncie Water Works, expense... State Farm Mutual Ins. Co., exp. W. G. Van Arsdol, expense .The White Co., expense Max Zeigler & Bros., expense... Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense The Knapp Supply Co., expense.. Johnson Hardware Co., expense.. Del. Co. F. B. Co-Op. Assn., exp.
Lee N. Way
e a
&
■v., exp.. ense
Muncie Stone & Lime Co
m, exp Clerk.
Glenn Miller, salary Bertha Arbogast, salary
Petro. sala
Andavere
Elizabeth Meranda,
;ro, salary randa, salary
:Ind. Bell Tel. Co., salary
'A. E. Boyce Co., salary
,L-:
iyce Co.,
1 Mable B. Ringo, expense
[Typewriter Rep. & Sales Co., exp.
Auditor.
Mildred I. Bonifield, salary [Ada Williams, salary Miriam S. Reed, salary 'Burroughs Add. Mach. Co., exp. 1 A. E. Boyce Co., expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense Treasurer. Letha Cummins, salary Lewis S. Pittenger, salar-
Edna Alexander, salary Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense..
Recorder.
Mildred Herron, salary
Albert Norton, salary Grace Heath, sala:
Merr
I Ind. Bell Tel. Co [A, E. Boyce Co
alary
ary
Gladys Staggs, salary Merritt Heath, ^xpense
., expense expense
Sheriff.
ILesllie B. Corn, salary [Lloyd Brown, salary Otis P. Snodgrass, expense Otis P. Snodgrass, mileage lOtis P. Snodgrass, ret. pm...... FA. E. Boyce Co., expense Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense ‘Otis P. Snodgrass, bd. pris......
Surveyor.
Lester Janney, mileage 31.32 ;James L. Janney, salary 60.00 Muncie Typewriter Exch.. exp.... 12.50 Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense 7.10
County Superintendent Schools.
75.00 12.00
7.75 2.10
5.63
37.50 195.00 44.85 12.11 144.10 255.75 32.98
1.21
11,113.87 20.38 54.40 45.00 13.19
1.31
12.86 10.00 3,880.89 355.05 27.25 24.61 68.95 1.134.94 1,409.93 31929 90.00 80.00 80.00 75.00
8.40
17.06
6.00 1.50
110.00 80.00 80.00 52.58 356.20
6.70
110.00 90.00 80.00
8.70
75.00 75.00 37.50 37.50
5.00 6.50
272.28 125.00 125.00
5.00
30.85 166.40 28.40 17.03
1,933.80
LaVaughn S. Duke, salary.. [Lee O. Baird, expense 'Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense. A. E. Boyce Co., expense...
Coroner.
Wm. H- Hoosier, fees
'aul Vi
tops
F. E. Kirshman, aut
2.55
25.00 25.00 25.00
Paul Vietzke, autops; Clay A. Ball, autopsy
autopsy... Assessor.
tnd. Bell Tel. Co., expense
Prosecuting Atto
E. Boyce, expense f so
Ml. Bell Tel. Co., expense 8-40
Agent Board Children’s Guardians,
la Wells Kiger. sal. and exp.. 105"
\d. Bell Tel. Co., expense.
Court House.
Del. Co. F. B. Co-O. A.. Inc., ex. Johnson Hardware Co., expense. Knapp Supply Co., expense Muncie Elec. Sales, Inc., expense
Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense. Harry Glenn, expense M. L. Meeks & Sons, expense.... A. E. Brown, expense Economy Shoe Store, expense.... Indiana Reformatory, expense... Central Ind. Gas Co., expense...
A. B. Wetherill,
:ng<
J. C
;hei
Singer Bakery,
nse.
Penni
Kemp Machine
" Tile:
Elmer E. Mi
John Kelley Co,
ixper xpen
rey Co„ expe hine Co., expi
nse
expense
r, P. M., expense..
Inc., expense..
Roy Tuttle, expense Kuhner Packing Co., expense
F. E. Wright & S01
in,
Farmers Co-Op E. Co Gaston Ins. Co., expense.
ens
expense.. Selma, 1
J. N. Barnard, expense Muncie Star, expense . Orchard Lawn Farms,
Grovpr C. Arbogast, expi
Woodbi |
Woodbury-Elliott Grai J Myer -
Gaff,
Fred Myers, expense Elza Gaff, expense
Cecil Madlll
lense.. use
Co., exp.
ill, expense
Arbogast, expense..,.
Children “
Home.
Martha E. Gamble, sal. and i
MarthaB
Yockey, salary
3a D. Koontz, salary 45.00 lizabeth Neff, salary 45.00
Blanche Nicholson, salar-
28.98 82.05
3.55 3.50
10.30
2.50
115.00 103.90 14.10 17.37 11.12
2.50
118.44 33.96
2.20 5.00
32.24
5.00
19.81 428.75 49.56 299.63 119.85
3.00
450.00 525.00 138.10 34.08 50.50
4.50 5.25
101.62 34.50 45 00
ie Nicholson,
Leota Perdteu. salary Golden Howell, salary Gertrude Yockey, salary Steven Thorn, salary da Grantham, salary
Ida Grantham, sa
Bess Wilson, salary Herbert Benadum, salary Ed Bond, salary Kemp Machine Co., exp A. B. Wetherill, expense A. E. Browm, expense Indiana Reformatory, expense .. Ind. Gen. Serv. Co., expense.... Ind. Bell Tel. Co., expense Jos. A. Goddard Co., expense. Del Co. F B C. Assn, Ire.,
Johnson Hardware Co.,
loyd
Ernest C. Daw so Woodbury-Elliott
ns
Lloyd Crampton. expense
aft
Ind. Flour & Feed Co.
expen,
?xp. se..
xpej
t Grain Co., exp.
:p.
t, expense
Far. Co.-Op. El Co., Selma, exp.
xpe
expense. ■B«.|
exp.
Merritt Heath, expens
Clinic.
Dr. S. G. Jump, salary Dr. S. G. Jump, expense.... Jas. M. Atkinson, expense., Lincoln Nat'l Life Ins. Co., „ Wayne Phar. Supply Co., exp... Abbott Laboratories, expense.... Dr. C. L. Botkin, salary Margery Hatcher, salary Edna H. Williams, salary
County Attorney.
exp.
rney. Offiee
s, sa]
Attendan
John S. Moore, mileage John S. Moore, mileage rrie V. Dunn, mileage ht and Measure Inspector.
e V. Dunn,
Wei* Grei Gre(
Bell Tel. Co., expense
O. A. I*. Investigator,
J. E. Green,
J. E. Green, mileage ‘ ‘ “11 Tel. Co., e
salary mileage
Rae C. Danley. salary ..
Poor Attor
alary ■
Attorney.
Archie Lapin, salary
Assessing.
Velma Miller, salary Lulu Parish, salary County Agricultural Agent. Althea Tarvey, salary . M. E. Cromer, sal. and exp Hazel I. Arbuckle, salary Election Expense. Raymond H. Munshower, inspec. County Advertising. Post Democrat, co adv Muncie Star, co. adv The Gaston News, co. adv Muncia Evening Press, co. adv.. Compensation. John Watson, compensation .... Edith Mansfield, salary Soldier Burial. Moffitt & Piepho, burials.
45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 25.00 45.00 45.00 12.00 12.00 43.08
9.40
36.45 15.50 54.92 10.00 18.70
6.90
145.17 19.00
6.75 2.25
20.60 18.00 32.38 84.04
7.27 5.00
24.00
4.98
25.00 25.00
6 00
25.00 66.66
3.00
32.00 165.00 125.00 24.50
6.50 6.00
16.00 12.00 50.00 172.86 25.00
Jos. R. Baker, burial Hampton * Shultz, burial
Earl K. Parson, burial
D. S. Hayden, 1 Portland Drain
M. L. Meeks &; Sons, burial Board Children’s Guardians. Bd. Chi!. Gdns., expense Bd. Chil. Gdns . mothers oens.. Gen. Ditch Imp. Fund. John Bronnenberg, expense
expense Tile Co., exp....
Jason Re*>s. expense Johnson Hdw. Oo., expense Ira Neff, expense Geo. W, Dillon, expense Jos. Hayden, expense Garland Jefferson, expense Thos. Watburn. expense Hunan Tile Co., expense
Poor Relief.
Cary L. Rlchman. trus.. poor re. Thos. H. Miller, trus., poor re.. B. Frank Tuttle, trus. pr. re.... Mearl B. Vannatter, trus., pr. re.
Chalmer D. Kern, trus.,
J. M. Osenbaugh, trus., pr. re.. Geo. W. Brinson, trus., pr. re.. R. N. Carmichael, trus.. pr. re.. Harvey R. King, trus., pr. re... Samuel W. Michael, trus., pr. r Arley E. Shirk, trus., pr. re
Circuit Court.
Harry Westphal, expense John W. Dragoo, expense Otis P. Snodgrass, expense
Superior Court.
The American Law Book Co., ex. Y. M. C. A., expense
Insanity Inquests.
O. P. Snodgrass, expense F. W. Dunn, expense S. G. Jump, expense Thomas R. Owen, expense Buster Brown Shoe Co., exp..., Stillmans, expense Wm. J. Molloy. expense John H. Williams, expense Prank E. Hill, expense Chas. L. Botkin, expensa Wm. J. Quick, expense Chas. A. Jump, expense Fred R. Langsdon, expense
Carl E. Wright.
ern. trus
pr. re..
pr. re.
805 7.50
.05
7.45
&
UNUSUAL FACTt REYEAld-*,^^,-
*8ECAUS£ LIGHT TRAVELS SO MUCH FASTER THAU SOUND THE SOUND track OH the MOTION PICTURE THIM IS ig trAMFS- tH-if INCHESAHEAD OF THE COR RES PONDING PICTURE/
I Discovered at Home
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WAS ONCE MAROONED ON -THE ISLAND OF 90RA-90RA TOR THREE WEEKS, WITH NO COMPANIONS BUT natives And no food but what SHE COULD GATHER ON THE ISLAND !
9.00
78 75
9.39
59.38 68.86 45.64 80.00 225.00 75.00 75.00 73.00 75.00 726.60 790.77 18.00
5.40
283.65
6 00
15.15 87.00
2.85 3.00
87.00
8.10
52.30 113,2* 838.44 77.18 202.28 39.00 9,690.07 576.75 119.55 64.02 124.55 200.77 185.81 46 90
4.25 4.20 8.00 6.50
27.52
6.00 6.00 3.00 8.98
12.45
6.00 6.00 3.00 6.00 6.00 3.00 3.00 6.00 6.00 7.52 3.20
50.00
6.00 6.00 3.00 6.50 6.00 3.00 5.50
10.50 10.44 20.10
CARNIVAL SCENES OT'WHIRLPOQL 0 WEIGHED 7*0 POUNDS, AND A MAKESHIFT DERRICK WAS NECESSARY TO LIFT HER ON THE PLATFORM
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t-COLUMBIA STAR ONCE WORKED FOR THE GOVERNMENT CARRY INC MAIL ACROSS ALASKA'S Barren wastes/ j
This young lady’s pleased expression is inspired by the alluring rose-petal bloom she acquires through a new face powder discovery. She’s eternally grateful to the “Home Counselor” who brought this marvelous Fay Wood powder and other beauty-creating preparations right to her home. These Counselors bring lov and
evening there is presented the Jam ous Show Boat Revue, a vaude ville and night club enterttaili ment of the highest character Throughout the day, deck sports, i games and social events make up a program of continuous interest. The Seeandbee is one of the largest and most luxurious passenger shipst on fresh water and in the beauty and completeness of its appointments, it is equal to most ocean liners. Rommd-trip passege maye be booked from Chicago, Buffalo, Mackinac Island on Sault Sfe. Marie. Unlimited stop-overs and one-way trips are optimal as desired. X. ——————o—' HELPFUL HINTS.
A REPORTORIAL REALIST
“Among the prettiest girls present was Brigadier-General Blazer,” wrote a young reporter in his account of a garden party. The next day he was called to the editor’s room. “What do you mean by writing stuff like that?” demanded the edi-
tor.
zation has advanced. Mr. Hunger: | “Well," exutotawl the reporter,
lord introduces native Indians to j lllat » whe ‘ e he
ellus Ashby, salary.,
salar
•1 M. Stewart, salary
tree
Alexander, salary ..
Stewart, salary
Gen. Serv. Co., expense..
trv.
Wingfield, expens*
Ind.
xpe
■c, ..xpen
ntral Ind. Gas Co., expense.
Dye Works, exp.
18. o'ei
130.59 117.96 92.10 57.50 72.09 59.31
tBlngar Bak*ry, Inc,, •xpense .... Van Maine, ine., expense Del. Co. F. B. Oo-op. Ass’n, exp. Moffitt A Piepho, burial Parmw? Oo-op., Selma, expense .. Fred Myers, expesse
CHILDREN’S HOME. an(i exp.. .$104.58
5.00
34.50 45.00 45.00 45.00 45.00 35.00 35.00 17.20 25.00
SPECIAL JUDGE.
Oven W. Dickey, special judge ...,$20 00 James J. Moran, special judge 30.00
INSANITY INQUESTS,
‘ —6.00
6.'00 300 6.00 6.00 3.00
67.52
6.00 6.00 3.00 7.52 6.00 6.00 3.00
21.08
3.00
45.02
6.00 6.00
ncie Steam Dye
tn Burnam, expense A. Goddard Co., expense... mson Hardware Co., expense. M. Jones & Son, expense A. Butts & Son. expense uncle Water Works Co., exp.
Jail. ueli
75.00 75.00 40.00 138.36
3.75
14.10
9.0(1 7.50
17.00 25.25
4.00
129.76 12.19 50.00
Sgrass, exp.
n, exp. Jowles, rs. exp.
Siodgrass, exp,
Karl T. Brown, exp.
a Snodgrass, salary 50.00 F. Downing, salary 38.00 fight & Son, expense... 7.00
ense 74.50
7.00
32.73 48.00
19.10 15.77
83.00 33.20
F. W. Dun
E
rers.
O. P. Snodgr
n, exp.
John H. Bowles, exp.
J. C. Silve
Stillman’s, exp rank E. Hill, exp
O. P. Sn
Maftha Gamble, salary Dr. H. B, Blbler, salary Martha Tockay. salary
Uusy, salary
Koontz. salary .
ieabelh salary
sala:
E’fabet
Blanche Ntaholson. salary
Leota Perdieu. salary Gertrude Yockey, salary Golden Howell, salary James Bros., salary
6tev*n Thorn, salary
J. M. Silvers, exp. W. R>. Braden, exp. Stillman’s, exp. .. Frank E. Hill, exp.
O. P. Snodgrass, exp. 1 John S Coffman, exp. Frank E. Hill, exp. ...
E. T. Cure, exp 3.00 Witness my hand and official seal this
22nd day of June, 1934.
W. MAX SHAFER. Auditor Delaware County. Indiana-
E. Wright & So C. Penney & Co., e
v Nelson, expense hnson Hardware Co., expense. slie Brand, expense Heckenhauer & Son, expense. Isworth T. Bass, expense erchants Tr. & Sav. Co., exp., int J. Wilson, expense
•Infirmary.
•liver P- Miller, salary essie Miller, salary
d C. Davis, salary 4.00 W C. A. Jump, salary 117.50 rennie Kiefer, salary 70.00 Jim Green, salary 40.00
), expe don, e:
Wright, expense
J. C. Stover, expense O. P. Snodgrass, expense O. P. .Snodgrass, expense Stillmans, exnense John H. Bowles, expense Karl T. Brown, expense John H. Williams, expense James M. Atkinson, expense Geo. F. Ames, expense T. J. Mansfield, expense Buster Brown Store, expense.... A. E. Brown, expense Stillmans, expense
Larry P. Briggs, expense «a.±y.
Witness my hand and official seal this
29th day of June, 1934.
W. MAX SHAFER,
Auditor Delaware County, Indiana. that sixty million dollars of American loans need receive no further attention. European civilization has taken one more step westward.
V
A foreign critic of German affairs assures the world that “some I day” the Hitler regime will fall, 1 which is probably true. Most re- | gimes do fall sooner or later. If i Mr, Hitler were as cautious as the | prophet who threatens him, his i chances for being the parent of a | long-abiding policy would be increased materially.
Washington. l>. C. The good , the “wilderness pathfinder and old Capitol on the Hill in Wash-; road-blazers”. He reenacts New ington has been “done in a him- 1 steamboat; he shows joy-riding exdred years”. The British burned jcursionist on cana boats—traveling j the original building. The central : four-miles anhour. “The golden day [ part of the present structure was i of American shipping is at hand, complete in 1827. The portion sur- “The first railroad trains are rolled |
out onto the tracks. Thomas Jeffer- | son is re-incarnated, as the star j passenger. The Mississippi steamboats and the crowded.levee -of old New Orleans show the “how” of.it j all. The “Covered Wagon” crosses the continent and the “gold rush” Atlantic and the Pacific closer to- 1 prize j gether as settlements spread. AH j highlights of days that are gone. I
monted by the great dome and the House and Senate wings were finished at about the time Abraham
Lincoln was President.
Your Capitol as it stands today, dominating all that is represented in material government and all that we prize for sentimental
reasons, is the Nation’s
masterpiece.
GREAT LAKES CRUISES TAKE TO LUXURIOUS
“Wings of a Century” is U e } Certainly automobiles can now name of show number one, in qusRi- ,be driven over 75 miles an hour, ty and perfection, at the W 7 orl t's ! Trains hit it up as high at 125, miles [
Fair. About 20't) actors appear in costume and in person. Edward Hungerford calls it “the Romance of Transportation”. It is an elaboration of the “Fair of the Iron Horse,” which he did for the Baltimore and Ohio Centennial. He is now applying his skill in producing
an hour. Airplanes double it. Ships cross the ocean in as many days
Connecticut announces the advent of a calf having two tongues
Steamer Offers a Unique Program of Sparkling
Entertainment
This is a "See America” year for
as once took weeks. Going' some.. | !? n # s ’ Due ^ depression of Three days after George Wash- ^ A , mer » can dollar abroad, travington died the news reached Con-ihm-etotore have been congress in- Philadelphia. Admiral Byrd i oeean vayLe JSf find alT* 1 the aneou^messaee^fTom 1 'the^A^nt^f’ 1 ^ P leasurers and delights of. such a _ cU160US flOBI the. AutartiC’i qh yhij* own fireau I ’it m
Chv nf°p y i f Fv r0 fv SS ; 0f l u e I FaiK fpr ^ opeliin 8 itotal cost of only a fraction* of > of vochestci, New York to be 1 j t ■ • , what they have paid before, siow 11 this summer. 1 ' 1e ’ig-.shqt .of the ,NRA "ho [ Thos*. who desire to enjoy the * t (< 1 f T ' vor ^ a To Chicago to’Observed that ‘you ain’t seen noth-■ ultimate in summer vacation tours, see Wings of a Century,” and to wg yet rolled out a prophetic line [book passage on one of the regular tind out irom it how far our civili- |Toi the hundred years to,come. I weekly vacation cruises which be
[gins operating the week of July , 8, on regular service between Buf.jT'alo i and Cleveland and the Chicago World’s fair. Both eastb.mind and westbound, the steamer stops at historic Mackinac Island, Sault Ste. Marie is a port-of- ! ball on the westbound trip, which
| .. . " [ ! ’ [ 7" " 1 includes an afternoon cruise It our tariff did not admit skele-jhit on a cake of Tee ih a barrel of [ thrbugh Georgian Bay. tons free, there might be fewer water out in the tmek yard and do; Plenty of Enttertainment
While this voyage, of over 2,000 miles, is of rich, scenic historic in-
Pithy Sayings
By the
GOSSIPER
skeletons in our family closets.
Scientists tell us that a fish never
ceases- to -grow, which may account! swatte y
tor the fact that fish stories never
get smaller.
our absorbing while submerged'
, •- . r ; /: .■ miles, is 01 nen, scenic mstoric in-
e of the Kids Keeps l u passengers are offered, in
flies off our bald pate .with a tty- ; addition, entertainment features
- [ ; of the Irghcst class in a manner
Shoes can be freshened up by rubbing the leather with the inside of a fresh orange i>eel and then pol.shiny with a soft cloth. Fish smell can be removed from frying pans by cleaning them with salt and hot water. Butter will keep sweet a long time, even in hot weather, if it is stored in strong salt brine, Pre- . pare brine in a stone jar, making it strong enough to float a potato. Immerse the butter, cover the jar and set a\v;,y in a cool place. It is an advantage to line the inside of kitchen and pantry drawers with white oilcloth—which can easily be kept clean. A soft cloth dipped in melted parffine will give a stove a clean and attractive appearance. Paint can be removed from woolen clothing, no motter how hard or dry it has become, by using equal parts of ammonia and turpentine well diluted with water. Wet the spots two or three times, then wash out with soapsuds. Colored silk fabrics need careful washing. Never allow them to become really dirty. Wash in cold water to which a little salt has been added so as to keep the color from running. _ Use water in which macaroni, rice or potatoes have been boiled in as a foundation for soup or sauces. FREE WORLD’S FAIR SOU VENIR EDITION! With Your Copy of NEXT SUNDAY’S CHICAGO HERALD AND EXAMINER You Will Receive a Beautiful Special Section Devoted to the 1934 Century of Progress.
GLENN’S Sheet Metal Shop See us for Skylights, Metal Ceilings,- Slate,- Tile_ and Metal Roofing, Blowpipe and lob Work. Gutter and Leader Pipe. Rear 213 E. Main St. Phone 310
The difference between the
new to lake transportation. A
Our old friend, Bill Daniel, in-! beatltjful neiv ballroom which ac-
.1 comodutes over 500 people, affords
and two mouths. If the birth had i Froriical Son and tlib average col-
only taken place in the human spe
reel
Elmer Shreves, salary Wm. Miller, salary Flora Dick, salary Chas. Curtis, salary Larmer E. Bond, salary Minnie Curtis, salary Goldie F. Jones, salary Matres, Inc., expense......
125.00 i.eies, instead of the bovine, New 5 ® j England wmiild have reason to hope that the career of the perfect poli-
tician had begun.
10.00 15.00 45.00 35.00 40.00 40.00 50.00
149.67
_ _ .nadi
Ed _Bond, salary
exp
salary 45.00
45.00 ry 44.00 1
44.00 |
1.90
exp.
•A, B. Brown, expense Coldroralt Co., expense G^B. Doige Co., expense ...
E&glw wc, w., .-'MJos. A. Goddard Co
Ind.
., expense ... Co., expense
Ind. Boll Telephone Co., expi And. General Service Co., ex
.Johneon Hardware Co
Chrto Ci
pense..
expense ..
10.80 12.50
6.27 3.50
37.34 10.00 62.87 184.61
7.25
121 Bros., expense 38.53 Knapp Supply Co., expense .. 11.90 B. Wethoriu, expense 12.96
Oar Tractor Co..
~ les, expense assts.
expense..
12.01 2.50
........ 16.50 expense 34.65
•alary, expense.. 122.40
, Sales Co., exp.
expense.
13.25
1.55
Capital Comment
Chinese pirates have a run-in with United States and British warships, and the warships do not have everything their own way, which, taken as a whole, is a piece of good news. In the recesses of his
the session lately closed, has had i heart, the average male adult now an important part in bringing the 1 au( ^ then wishes himself back To , .. , , ...... the days when he believed that just ! business to country from a state of industrial ^ J 1---=—
chaos and psychological despair to a condition where the upward trend is obvious and where people look to the future with confidence.
forms us that the weather .was so'l dairy (Uincins t0 the S p lendid orch .
hot during the past week Tt melted ; estra of Maurice Spitalny. Every
lege student is, the former never j severa ^ truck loady of old tin caps was known to wTre his dad for; while on the way to tfie dump, and money. that the resultant liquid ■ could not w . . . . I be unloaded until after th'ey had
We never know anyone to keep . . ■ . xl _ , -i .
ahead of his • bills, if he let tliem; spigots in the boitoni of the do all the running. ' ! truck beds, so it; could, be • “drawn” Jg jta.
——- off. It certainly was duru- hot! A lot of people we know .would whew! - soon get back on their feet if they* ' £_ - ■
would get rid of Their chi’. !
- There are any number of people
It is not necessary to go to _ Washington to find “brain trfistL
f people - . ; 'T'
in the! w orld 'who make it their ers.” If one is hunting for that kind | ^ ^
black hats and heavy whiskers, Indians taking pot-shots at stage coaches driven at (lead-run, and a
These conflicting statements it*’® great sea navigated by pirates in
graft, who didn’t ac- of animal, all one has to do is to
elephants good hunters with large ! auire the habit from grafting fruit read some of the letters published elephants! god hunters with large | trees. j in the “People’s Forum” in the lo-
Partisan comment is out of place in this column, and therefore it will be best to let the soions ol Capitol Hill pass upon their own efforts. According to a prominent member of the “outs,” the 73rd Congress will go down as the most extravagant in peace time and the most dominated rubber-stamp body in history. According to an equally prominent member of the “ins,”
far enough apart to satisfy one group or the other of those who hold widely spaced political views.
The more conservative middle- u
class thinker will content himself! t '!r e iy‘the thrills of a lost youth?
with the thought that the doings of; _ the 73rd Congress can be justly and | i
fairly appraised only after theyj
have been weighed in the finely j “Father,' poised scales of time and future a diplomat?”
perience. | “A diplomat,” replied father, ‘is
| a man who remembers a womans
need *of a trimming. Of course, sober grown-ups have no sympathy for pirates, and nothing against Warships, yet who can forget en-
DIPLOM AT
said little Erie, “what
cal press. Then get-the name
A number of fellows who are sup- the writer and a lasso. posed to he working, can tell you the correct time any minute of the 1 Of course, we admit that the day without looking at the clock, I Lord is-all-wise, but we never could except in the morning when it’s j understand why He created the time to begin work. / road hog, or why He permitted the people to elect oWieials who would We are told that “one half the steal the “Last Supper,” and then world doesn’t know how the other wipe their feet on The tablecloth, half lives,” and we might add j These are mysteries that . have
steals.
never been explained.
Cuban investigators have decided j birthday, but forgets her age.’
During this hot weather many prefer to sit around a keg of beer in some shady grove and absorb the contents. We, however, prefer to
• An mtallable sign that, times, are improving is the fact;That;’fewer are giving the “hailing sign”' than in 1931.
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