Indianapolis Times, Volume 33, Number 215, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1921 — Page 9

INDIANA DAILY TIMES 25-29 S. Meridian St. PHONES—CLASSIFIED ADV. DEPT. Main *509 Auto matte 29-951 BATES. Oa time 09 per ltn* Three consecutive times.. .08 per line Six consecutive times 07 per Une Male or female help wanted, sltnatlon wanted, male or female; rooms to let and hoard and rooms wanted— One Ui*> 08 per line Three c.ffieecutive times.. .97 per line \ consecuttve time" 0* per Une Contract rates on application. L-*l notices. 09 per line Lidfea and club noUces 75e per insertion < fcurch notices (1 Inch or leas) 50c per Insertion Over 1 Inch, .07 per line additional. Death notices. 35c per Insertion. Card of Thanks or In Memorlam notices 97 per line Ads received at. til 19:90 a. m. for publication same day.

FUNtRAL DIRECTORS. FLANNER & BUCHANAN 829 North Illinois St. funeral directors to the people of Indianapolis since 1887. Phones: Main 641-642. Auto. 32-64 L INDIANAPOLIS CREMATOR 1. George Gnnstemer Funeral director. 629 Eart Market. Old ‘ Phone Main 909 New Phone. 17-.'QB. A. M. Ragsdale, J. Vvaisn Price, John Paul Ragsdale. a. m. Ragsdale co. J, €. WFLSUJSi 1299 Prospect. Anto. 61-971. Prospect 322. W. T. BLASENUYM 1927 Shelby t. Pros. 2579. Auto. 51-114. rUNEhAL DI RECTO KB—WM. E. KRIEGER. New 81 D.4 Main 1454 14*>2 N. Illinois GADD-BEKT a GADD, 2110 Prospect m Phone*: Prospect 422. Automatic 52-278 UNDERTAKERS— HISEY * TITUS. 9sT Xorth D-.. New 76-5*4 Main 2635. FEENEY * FEENEY. IN MEMORIAM. IN MEMORIAM—Tn memory of M. M. Storn, who died two > ;ars ago today, •lust two years ago today Since my dear grandmother passed away. She Is gone but not forgotten; Never shall her memory fade. Sweeter thoughts will ever linger Around the grave where she Is 'aid. Her granddaughter, MRS. NORA FICKLIN. LOST AND FOUND. PARTY who called Washington 2309 concerning diamond platinum pin. please call again. Any suitable reward they ask will be given. No questions asked. XVashingon 2509. LOST—Hampton wrist watch. Saturday. between Pennsylvania street and Illinois street, or Northwestern car. Finder call Harrison 3182. Reward LOST—Small black card case, containing sum of money And cards, Saturday night, 1900 block on Broadway. Reward. Main 5668. LOST—Small white and tan female dog, children's pet; scar on abdomen from operation. Drexel 4834. Reward. 1046 St. Peter street. BIG PURSE, black, on W. Michigan car; keys and bank books and beads. Reward. 1204 Park. Circle 2010. LOST —Black and white female for hound. , 7 months old. Reward. Webster 2681. LOST—Onyx set ring, New Year's eve. at Columbia Club Reward. Call Wash. 199*. PERSON ALE. ABSOLUTELY reliable and confidential detective work performed; reasonable rates. O’NEIL SECRET SERVICE. 229 North Penn. Main 6471. Night. Wash. 2980. ' HOUSES—TO LET. (15.00, 6 rooms. 1133 South Keystone ave. I. N. Richie & Son. REALTOR. Room 303 151 E. Market St. SMALL house, suitable for two. 436 S. Grace. Dreiel^^4s, FOUR-room house, S 13.00. Webster 7606. FLATS, APARTMENTS—TO LET. BUSINESS woman. Will share flat with responsible parties. 264 Hendricks Place. LIGHT HOUSEKEE PING ROOMS. WALNUT st., 425 E.; two furnished connecting housekeeping rooms, modern; walking distance; no children. Main 8386. TWO nicely furnished light housekeeping rooms, electric lights, heat, gas range and sink in kitchen. Drexel 3162. FLETCHER ave., 1233; desirable front room with kitchenette, suitable for two. Drexel 5593. TWC- rooms, steam heated for light housekeeping; no abjections to small baby. Drexel 8150. ALABAMA. 725 N.; room and kitchenette. Main 7810. X

ROOMS—TO LET. PENN 6T., 2142; exceptionally large front room, plenty of light, modern: gentlemen or couple employed. Randolph 5622. NICELY furnished room; home privileges; private family; modern. Randolph 4439. Illlnole car line. ATTRACTIVE, large room, one or two gentlemen; walking distance. Clgcle 6124. ST. CLAIR, 109 W.; apartment 3; modern room; 1 or 2 gentlemen. Main 9286. TWO or S unfurnished rooms. Call at 32 Eastern avenue; adulte. MARKET. E. 628; nicely furnished rooms; steam heat, (3 up; modern. ONE furnished room with two meals if deelred. Harrison 0429. BOARD A N p ROOMS—TO LET. ROOM and board for gentlemen; home privileges. Call Randolph 9576. ROOM and board. 2518 E. Washington st. Webster 1016. BOARD and room, 2518 E. Washington. Webster 1016, •OFFICES AND STORESr-WANTED. Office Wanted Office rooms, suitable for A. ik our business. Bert Essex 206-8 American Central Life bldg. * BUBINESS CHANCEB. _ FOR SALE —Four-chair barter shop on account of sickness; county seat sanitarium trade; shop running (11$ to (160 per week; also pressing parlor; both shops rent (15.60 per month. Will take Ford Chasids on trade. Call Drexel 0471. ROOMING house, cash or terms. SEBIIEE, 40 N. Delaware. Main FOR first-class auctioneer, call C. P. BIDDLE. Drexel 9181. " “ BUBINEB3 BERVICES. #SAVE by having your old hats renovated. Best work In city, by Amerlean Hatters. INDIANAPOLIS HAT BLEACHERY 28 Kentucky Ave. Main 6179. BARGAINS! HfjlP BARGAINS!! In used Sewing Machines. Complete line of parts for all makes machine* . Rented and repaired. WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. (12 Maea. Ave. Phone. Main (90. FEATHERS Bought 'sold, renovated, mattresses and pillows mad* to order. K. F. BUHKAE. 416 Mane eve. Main 1428 New 23-775. SAFETY RAZOR BLADES ■ a-.-, ....a TUTTLEDCE *Ol Ir<4’* *• ’ --- FOR paper hanger, call H. JOHNSON. 246 North Gray street. Webster 6715. PROFESSIONAL BERVICEB. VIOLET Ray and Swedish massage. MIIM OB VERBS, 1844 W. Market. B*om IJ.

MALE HELP—WANTED. WANTED —Boys to carry Times routes, between the ages of 10 and 14. Routes between South and St. Clair and Meridian and West street. Call for Mr. Moorehead at Times office between 2 and 4 o'clock. MEN to learn barber trade. TRI-CiTY BARBER COLLEGE. 309 E. Washington st., Indianapolis, ind. Circle 757. SALESMEN—WANTED. WANTED —Salesman In each county in Indiana to sell a guaranteed article on a money-back proposition. The field is large; the profits big. Write W. S. SKELTON. State manager. 921 North Governor Street, Evansville, Ind. EXPERIENCED stock salesmen for tir*t class dividend paying securities of oldestablbll*bed Indiana corporation. Call al room 610 Board of Trade any Tuesday or Wednesday. FEMALE HELP—WANTED. GIRL to work In grocery store. Call at 807 South East street. SIT UATION WANT E D—FE MIA LE. WOMAN with two boys, Sand 10 years, wants place In country as housekeeper In gentlemen’s home. Phono Circle 1914. Residence 42$ South Alabama. DANCING. DANCING at South East and Prospect ste. Given by the Ex-llailors and Soldiers’ Club. Round dancing Tuesday and Thursday nights. Square and round dance on Saturday night. ~~^~UETEOTIVES. Agency Civil and Criminal Investigators. 525-52S Law bldg. Main 2902. AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE. WILLYS-KNIGHT The beautiful lines and excellent condtiion of this model 88 touring car will Immediately win your favor. Has been overhauled and faultlessly repainted. Terms If desired. Used Car Department, second floor. THE GIBSON COMPANY Capitol Avenue at Michigan. “HE BOUGHT AN ASH’’ The following cars are so good we are i displaying them on our salesroom floor. , We also know they cannot be duplicated at the quoted prices. Nash touring with Rsx all-season top; same guarantee as new car, (1.375. The i top alone Is worth (265. Overland 90. P.ex top, 5 fine Nobby i tread tires; all in fine shape. (550. National touring. Continental motor, ! six fine tires, seat covers; car in excellent condition. First (595 gets 1L Cash or liberal terms. LOSEY-NASH RETAIL CO. 400 North Capitol Avenue. Main 3348. OVERLAND ROADSTER A sturdy model 85-4 roadster that is good for many long miles. Has been overhaulted and repainted by our experts. Make a moderate Initial payment and meet the balance as you ride. Used Car Department, second floor. THE GLBiSON COMPANY Capitol Avenue at Michigan. OVERLAND 83 (225 will cover our claims and buy this touring car outright. Special arrangements have been made to display this car in the Used Car Department of the Gib- j eon Company, Capitol ave. at Michigan. ATLAS SECURITIES CO. 708 Fletcher Savings 4 Trust bldg.

OVERLAND 85-4 A touring car that can be appreciated by every member of the family. Has been overhauled and attractively repainted. Easy terms can be Used Car Department, second floor. THE GIBSON COMPANY Capitol Avenue at Michigan. EITHER NEW OR USED CARS. INVESTIGATE OUR YEAR PLAN. “YOU SELECT THE CAR. WE FURNISH THE MONEY” AUTOMOBILE FUNDING CO--912-13 Hume-Mansur Bldg. -j t - 7-r. 1920 OVERLAND Has been driven only a few thousand miles and 19 In excelleat condition. Has all good tires. Terms if desired. Used Car Department, second floor. THE GIBSON COMPANY Capitol Avenue at Michigan. BUICK 6 roadster; early 1918 model; an Ironclad guarantee given with this car; (650; terms If desired. WEISSMAN.2I2214 E. New York st. Main 4446. Wli have several touring cars and roadsters. Will trade for diamonds, stock or equities In city property. 834 K. Market street. Main WANTEDI WANT YOUR CAR and will pay yon caah for tt Don’t forget your money ia waiting for you. If you can’t driva in, call Main 4446 and immediate attention will be given. 212 E. NEW YORK ST. AUTOS WANTED I. Wolf Auto Parts & Tire 00. 619 N. Illinois St. Main 1579 Auto. 22-o*3 AUTOMOBILE wanted. INDIANAPOLIS AUTO SALES CO., 235 N. Pennsylvania •treet. AUTO REPAIRS AND SUPPLIEB AUTOMOBILE PAINTING. The better class. The kind that lasts and oatisfle*. WILBUR JOHNSON CO. 133 S. East st. Phones: Prospect 6668. New 24-636. AUTO WASHING Our Specialty, 823-334 North Illlnolu S & S Auto Laundry DOWN T OWN TIRE SHOP. ' Celluloid replaced In your curtains. Curtains made to order; vulcanising that gives satisfaction. 35 Kentucky avenue. AUTOMOBILE tops made new and recovered on short notice. JOHN GUEDELHOEFKiI WAGON! CO., 202 Kentucky ave. AUTO paTnUng’ FLEMING A ISRAEL 130-132 K. New York street. MOTORCYCLEB AND BICYCLEB. Now is the time to have your motorcycle overhauled and re-enameled. ERNEST HUGHES CO. 534-36 Maas. Ave. Main 6404. CASH paid for all kinds of motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN. 609 Massachusetts avenue.' __ AUTOS AND TKUCK4 Wfl h.rtU U-DRIVE 'em. Automobiles rented to drive yourself MARKET MOTOR SERVICE. 334 E. Market St. Main 5726. AUTOS for rent. Do your own driving. U-Drive Auto Service, at Hooater Laundry. Rear Keith's theater. Mala 6331. WHY WORRY - f LET a Times Want ad sell It (or you.

REAL ESTATE—FQW SALK, SEMI-MODERN COTTAGE cast: g*>d lot and paved street; for quick sale (3,000; (500 down and balance easy terms. Mr. MdnTeer, with I. N. Richie & Son. REALTOR. 303 Security Block. Main 0520. /T* A IT THOROUGHLY modern ft tt || five - room bungalow, V\J| II north, long living room, a u east front, dandy basement. (5,250; (750 cash. (45 month. George A. Lucas, 405 People's Bank bldg Circle 0600. Evenings. Irvington 335. VACANT, ready for occupancy, east on paved street, near 6t. Philip Neri; sevenroom modern; east front home. Owner left city; must sell. See uat once. THE SOUTHERN LUMBER CO. Main 107, 5 ROOMS HEALING AVE. Semi-modern. Can be bought on easy payments at (3,600. W. L. Bridges, Realtor. 336-9 K. of P. _ Main 4114. FOR SALE:—One of the finest and best built 9-room houses on North Meridian street, south of Fall creek close to Twenty-second street. MARTIN MOROKEV. 142 W. Market Htreet. At the Blue Cab Line. Main 34(5. ___ PRKTTY 3-room cottage for colored on payments; $l5O cash and (10 monthly. Electric lights; newly papered. RUS3E 11. HARTMAN, 224 N. D“ laws re. (10 CASH, then (1.25 weekly, buys large high level lot two squares southeast of fair ground*. Price (636; bargain. 649 Lemcko Annex. Main 1409. NEW five-room bungalow north; almost acre, near interurban. Ideal chicken and parden: terms. Main 186. Drexel 1493. FOR SALE—HouseT lot and furniture; alt or piece at a time. 1231 Qlney street. lahua. rnuriu from small expenditure follow ROM tettte advertising In ’Watt Ad” column# at The Times. reaU estate—saleor trade, GROCERY STORE, NORTH Annual business About $150,000. Will Invoice stock and fixtures or lump for $15,000. Will trade for good rental property or farm. Frank S. Clark & Cos. 228 E. Ohio. Main 3377. Times "want Ad* And the right people for the right pieces end the right places right people. Phone Main (60a _ A 99-18 L REAL ESTATE—SUBURBAN. FIVE ACRES, Improved, within one mile of Irvington, close to Arlington av*.‘ Ten minutes' walk to car stop. price (3,800. Terms, (1,500 cash. A, F. ZAINEV, 149 E. Market st. REALJESTATE— WANTED. SELL YOUR MARS HILL LOT. We nave a limited amount of common capital stock in the Lafayette Building Company to exchange for your Mars Hill lot. Call Belmont 777, or write LAFaYJTTTE BUILDING CO., Mars Hill, Indianapolis for further Information. ' DID lOU SELL ITT If not, try the automobile columns of The Times Want Ad*. FARMS—FOR SALE. FARMS 174 ACRES. FARMS S8 ACRES. FARMS SO ACRES. FARMS 55 ACRES. FARMS 40 ACRES. Good building* and good fences ail on good road* within 20 mils* of Indianapolis. Ind. Shown by appointment only. MARTIN MORONKY, 14J West Market. At the Blue Cab Line. Main 3435. POULT RY AND FR? If FARMS IN SUNNY FLORIDA, near Jacksonville; fine lands: we will help you financially to Hiike Write JAX HEIGHT:! CO., J*i kiMiflUt Da FARMS—FOR SALE OR TRADE. FOR SALE—Two acres, 4-rooin house. young orchard. Want good team mare* as part pay. Stop 4 Honey Bee line. ED WATSON. Route H, Box 224, city.

FARMS—WANTED. WANT to hear party having farm for sale. Give parlicutase end lowest price. JOHN J. BLACK. Indiana street. Chippewa Falls, Wls. WANT to rent about a 100-acre farm. Can give best of references. FRED BAUER, Fishery lr,d. WISCONSIN FARM LANDS/ LANDOLOGY SPECIAL NUMBER Juet out. containing 1921 facts of clover land In Marinette County, Wisconsin. If for a home or as an Investment you are thinking of buying good farm lands what* farmers grow rich, send at once for this special number of Landology. It is free on request. Address BKIDMORE-RIEHLK LAND CO.. 113 Skid more-Rlehlo Bldg, Marinette, Wts. ine best bargains in automobiles are Mated under Automobiles and Supplies is The Times Want Ad columna MISCELLANEOUS-FOR SALE. Match Your Coat P* ®\ with a pair of l \ 7,<0,™ , THE PANTS \ , I ■ 7™Z 1 48 W. Ohio St. M & * ARMY GOODS'SALE Selling army reclaimed goods retailed at wholesale prices. O. D. Wool Pants, 2 pairs for (2.00 Khaki Pants, 2 pairs for .* 1.00 Men's Union All*, 2 aults for 2.00 Men's Army Regulation Raincoats, each .. , 1.60 Men’s Overalls, reclaimed, 2 pairs for 1.00 O. D. Wool Shirts, 2 for S CO Men's Reclaimed Socks, 6 pairs f0r....25c Open until 5 p. m. every day. Saturday until 6 p. m. HI Transportation bldg., cor South and Delaware. Quit wearing ready-mad* PANTS We make them to your j] measure for vl 1/ LEON TAILORING CO.. w 181 E. New York st. Upstairs, _____ CHILD FOR SALE—Four years old; legitimate parentage; excellent health and charming disposition. Reason for sale: Father's out of work. For further particulars address IVAN ABRAMSON, A No. 1125, Times. HEAVY I luo coat, just cleaned and pressed, suitable for boy about 44 or material to make good suit or dress for smaller child. Cheap. Call Webster *894. LATEST Improved drop-head Singer sewing machine cheap. Irvington 1449. MI SC EL LAN EO ÜB—W ANT ED. CALL mo before you sell your household goods. I will pay you cash or get you more at auction. L. A. HODGES, auctioneer. Main 2534. HOUSEHOLD GOODS. MODERN BEDROOM SUITEa In mahogany. Clrcagslon walnut and old Ivory enamel; also odd dressers, chiffoniers, chlfforobes, etc., at about half the new price. USED GOODS STORE, 424 Mass ave, RUGS Hundreds of rugs, all kinds; wool filler. Axmtnster, Bozart. velvet, Wilton*, gras* matting; any kind of a rug; we havo them. Come and tee our rugs before you buy. GLAZER BIG cut In bookcases; all finishes. Prices ranging from (25 up. USED GOODS STORE, 424 Maes ave. FURNITURE. linoleum, stove*; all kinds of uoed goods at reduoed prices, E. KROOT, 607 W. Washington street. ROOM-SIZE rugs, good as new. all idles up to 12x18. at about half price. USED GOODS STORE. 424 Mas* ave. GO to BAKER BROB. for furniture, 21 East Washington street. MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. RECORDS; good redprd* of any make you. desire, 4(c. BAKER BROS.. 21* hi. Washington. GOOD upright piano, (140. Payments Main 205. Ak for Cnau. C. Morgan. USED player piano, thred years to pay. Main 296. CHAS. C. MORGAN.

INDIANA DAILY TIMES, MONDAY, JANUARY 17, 1921.

DON’T DELAY another day in deciding upon the house that is to be yours. Delay only means more money frittered away for worthless rent receipts. To save to enjoy happiness to its fullest extent, buy a home. You will find some wonderful bargains listed in our Real Estate For Sale columns.

PET STOCK AND POULTRY. USED poultry fence, fountains, feed hoppers, coop to shelter, 24 chickens, number of White Leghorq and Rhode Island Red hens; good 7-year-old mare, city, broke. Owner. 3706 E. Michigan street. WANTED —The name of every poultry fancier for free premium list, Tomlinson Hall show, Feb. 9 to 13. Entries close Jan. 25. THEO HEWES, secretary. 25 W. Washington street. HOMES wanted for healthy homeless dogs. INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY, City dog pound. 924 E. N. Y. 11 to 12 dally. SCRATCH feed; no grit, (2.75; laying mash, (3.25. Delivered. Prospect 4218. 1 THE shortest distance between two wants Is a Times Want ad. Your customers use them Why don’t you? COAL A ND WOOU FOR SALE. ; \ COAL Large Indiana Lump il.Cd Main 6270. Auto. 23-238. ! GEN UINK "* Poca. M. R. $13.50 Poca. lump . . £12,50 L. 11. BAIN COAL CO.. Main 2151 Mail COAL QUEEN QUALITY (Indiana Lumjij White aah. No clinker. No soot. SVEi IA L PHU E. R. L. DEAL COAL CO.. 430 INDIANA AVE. AUTO. 24 090 COAL Indiana Lump, $7 Ohio Lump, sll. Poco. M. It., $9. Interstate Products Cos. Drexel 0 914. Main 0983. SPECIAL—JND. 4-INCH LUMP, $7.50 ILLINOIS LUMP, $9.25 WEST VIRGINIA LUMP, sll 25 EASTERN KY. M. R., $10.75 EMERGENCY coal CO. Main 5056. 46 N. Penn. A it,,. 23-001. I * 30 a._m. to 5 30 p. m. PROMPT COAL DELIVERY. Ind. M. Run, Ind. Egg. Ind. Lump. Bra Blk At Hun. ills Lump. Ill* M Run. Ky. Al. Run. Vir. Lump. Poc. M. Run, I’oc, Lump. Cuke. Anthracite. POLAR ICE AND FUEL CO. ; North Yard, Randolph 08(9. Auto. 41-121 South Yard. Drex! 1 455. Auto. 52-846. I West Yard, Belmont 08M. Auto. 39 731 COAL Indiana, Illinois. Eastern Kentucky and hard eoal. Big Four Elevator Prospect 8878. Auto. F ,3-851. Indiana 4th vein lump (7 A *" Illinois lump O^OO West Virginia lump ...11.00 Eastern Kentucky mine run. 10.70 THE J. 1.. lIAMPSON COAL COMPANY. 2920 Schurmann Ave. Randolph V 46 I*7 _Fullon_St Circle o3Oil] TA LK to RAND( ■ LPH ITO3 ' about your coal requirements. Our price* are right and quality the best. All grade* of fur- ace and stove coal. Prompt deliveries assured. SELLERS COAL CO. 422 W. 17th st. Randolph 1102. SPECIAL SALE High-grade Illinois lump and egg. 1 ton |9; 2 tons. (17. We only have a limited amount. We suggest placing your order early. COMMERCIAL FUEL CO. Main 0430 and 0431. Auto 24-780, Hlinois Lump, $8.50 Nice, large coal, good for furnace or stove, Illlnol:: egg, (S.OO Prospect 3280 Auto 52-88 4. MINEIiTN COAL, $6.50 E. F. MONN COAL, CO. Belmont 2500 Belmont 0132. 1019 E. OHIO. Drexel 3fl. Pest grade Illinois lump, (9.50. Best grade Indiana forked lump, (7.75, DOLIN' RIGHT. Main 85 39. 1021 Ashland avenue. INDIANA lump, Illinois big lump Virginia coal. All clean coal. DUNN COAL CO. Belmont 135. INDIANA coal, (7.26. Pocahontas lump. J. E. SIMON. Drexel 3174. COAL. COAL. "WEAVER COAL CO. DREXEL 2201. __ __ DREXEL 9508. BEST ILLINOIS COAL. (V 00; "Indiana. __(7.26. Main 6980. INDIANA Mine Run. (6.75. Prospect 3210. Auto. 25-3(4. INDIANA coal. Call Main 8617, or Autch 81-608. Trice (7,25. ILLINOIS lump. (9.25; Black llaw k lump, (8. North 2841. BEST Indiana Linton lump forked, (7 50 Call Main 5216. iVIIEN patronizing ih.-se Advertisers mautlon The Times TRANSFER AND STO RAGE. 17 STORAGE CHEAPEST // ( 1 \y/ HATES IN CITY. CALL I/ f Ilf Everything at real j I I sonablo price. Packed. VU/T IJI II shipped anywhere. 4.8 Locked room if dr Hired. 80 West Henry. Main 4689. Traction Terminal Baggage Cos. TRANSFER. Main 1283. Auto. 31-261. TAKE The Times Want ad route to reuen the home. FINANCIAL. WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAI ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY. WE PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS mortgages, bonds and stocks LISTED AND UNLISTED. INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES Cdt FRANK K. SAWYER, Pres. Fifth floor Indianapolis Securities Bldg Southwest corner Delaware and Market. INVEST In a real estate mortgage or short time note. Good Interest, safest •ecurity on earth. INVESTORS BANKING SERVICE CORP. 302-303 Saks Building. 41 E. Washington, SECOND mortgage loans made on good farm* and Improved city real estate. GIBRALTAR FINANCE COMPANY, 108 North Delaware street. FIRST and second mortgages on lud.ane and Indianapolis .-eal estate. R. B. WILSON. (08 N. D iaware *. Main 1818. INSURANCE In all branches.' AUBREY D. PORTER. Cl 6 Peoples Bank bldg. Main -ozs. LOSERS, weeper*. Anders, keepers, but not eo If you use a Times Want ad. LEGAL NOTICE. NOTICE TO BIDDERS. Notice (s hereby given, that the undersigned. the Board of Commissioners of Marlon County, Indiana, will, up to 10 O'clock a. m., Feb. 1, 1921, receive sealed bids for one 54-lnch fiat top desk; one swivel chair with caeters, 20 pillows and 40 blankets, according to specification* on fllo In the office of the auditor of Marlon County. Each bid must be accompanied by a bond and an affidavit as required by law. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Witness our hands this 15th day of January, 1921. CARLIN H. SHANK, LEWIS W. GEORGE. HARRY D. TUTEWILER, ComtnlasUmers of Marlon County. Attest:—LEO K. FEBLER, Auditor.

LEGAL NOTipE. WASHINGTON TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE’S REPORT. Report of the receipts and expenditures of Charles P. Wright, trustee of Washington Township, Marion County, Indiana, from Jan. 1, 1920, to Dec. 31, 1920, inclusive. RECEIPTS. Balance on hand, last report (50,747.88 Broad Ripple State Bank, December interest ' 63.60 Lucy S. Wright, teachers’ assess 6 66 Leo K- Fesler, aud .Tan appor... 2,088.04 Ed M. R. Howe, J. P. docket fees 41 50 Broad Ripple State Bank, Jan lot 82.68 Broad Ripple State Bank, Feb Int 72.54 Ed M. ft. Howe, J. p. docket fees 37.50 Broad Ripple Chris. Church, rent 2.00 Ralph I emoke, treas tax dlstrlb 323.88 Ed M. It. Howe. J. p. docket fees 63.75 Broad Ripple State Bank. Mar In. 64.46 Ed M. R. Howe, J. P., docket fees 55.75 Austin Smith, man Frg Matl.... 9.49 A. W. Dious, man train matl.... 168.80 Broad Ripple State Bank, Apr int 55.64 Ed M. R. Howe, J, P., docket fees 39.00 Broad Ripple State Bank, May in 47.09 Sam Cohn, oil barrels 2.00 Bert Evens, trustee Dela. Twp., Ham. Cos., transfer tuition 28.85 Broad Hippie State Bnk. June tn 42.11 Ed M. R. Howe, J. P., docket fees 40.00 Ralph Leracke, (reas, June settle 24,493.62 Board of school com., Indpls, trans tuition 593.01 Wm Dawson, assessor, dog tax... 2,595.00 Win Dawson, assessor, dog tax (delinquent list) 12.00 Guy D. Hamilton, trus trans tuitn 270.04 John Watson, delinquent, dog tax 3.00 Jennie Cain, delinquent dog tax. . 3.00 Platt Whitehead, dog tax 3.00 B: A. Rowland, delin dog tax. 7. 3.00 John C. Bright, delin dog tax ... 3.00 W. L. Sandage, delin dog tax..., 3.00 Lester Brown, delin dog tax 3.00 J. Ed Krause, delin dog tax 3.00 Chas Hollingsworth, del dog tax 3.00 Frank Shy, delin dog tax S.OO Eva Morgan, cleaning building... 25.00 J. E. Ipgersoll, delin dog tax.... 2.00 Harry S. Walter, delin dog tax... 3.00 Ralph A Tvemcko, tres July appor 2,234.38 Claude Richmond, delin dog tax. 3.00 Harry B. Ulrick, delin dog tax... 3.00 Broad Ripple State Bank, July In 84.08 Kd M. R. Howe, J. P., docket fees 40.00 Robt Oliver Junk (old Iron) No IS 3.00 Broad Ripple State Unit, Aug. Int 78.86 S, A. Hodgln, trus Ham Cos. tul 81.32 Ed M. H. Howe. J. P.. docket fees 89.50 Broad Ripple State Bnk, Sept int 71.24 Ed M. R. Howe. J. P., docket fees 4J.00 W. R. Garnang, dog tax 3.00 Ed M. R. Howe, J. p , docket fees 3 9.00 Broad Hippie State Bnk, Oct Int 66.25 Broad Ripple State Bnk. Nov Int 56.08 Fid M. R. Howe, J. I’., docket fees 40.00 Lida Lamara, teachers' assess. . . 10.00 Ralph A. Lomek*. trens. Dec. set 22,534.41 DIS BURS EM E NTS. Perry G. Rice. Jan serv No. 70.00 W. E. Prlvett. jan serv H. 8.... 70.00 Chas. F. Whltlnger, Jan serv 70.00 Geo. A. Rayer. Jan serv No. 7.... 70,00 P'3plea Coal * Cement Cos, coal.. 47.25 W. S. Benr.ett Cos, coal 26.43 Broad Ripple State Ilk, safe rent 4.00 L. N. Hines, secy teachers' assess 13.34 Eva Robertson, teaching No. 1... 70.00 Louis E. Means, teaching No. 2.. 75.00 Alza Brewer, teaching No. 5..., 100.00 Pearl Jones-G Swalls teach No. 5 100.00 Leo £ Brewer, tea thing No. 5... 75.09 Maud Evans, teaching No. 5 95.00 Hazel Rink., rd. teaching No. 6... 90.00 Laurel V. Heaton, teaching No. 6 75.00 Thelma Turner, teaching No. 5.. 89 00 Pearl Eller, trunking No. 5 100.00 Lucy S. Wright, teaching No. 90 00 Florence Leonard, teaching No. 7 70 00 Liessa Pusey, teaching No 7 75.00 Auftln Smith, teaching No. 7 ... 80.00 Amanda E I’ursel, teach No. 14.. 95.00 Ix>ra I’u ey teaching No 14 .... 75 00 Edna Hague, teaching No. 14. . . . 76.00 Glen rose llowen. teaching No. 1 4 70.00 I M iry Hagee. teaching No. 15. .. 90.00 I Helen Hartman, teaching No. 15. 79.00 O. 11. Blossom. Prln. H. S 180.00 : Lhla Lamar, teaching H. S 110.00 i flohetta Van Arsde 1 teach H. S.. 110.09 A W. Ricus, teaching H. 8 120 00 : Stella 111-hordson Dawson teach 105.00 Mr*. B W. Stoddard, teaching. .. 100 00 Nelle 1. Sharpe, teach music ... 98 00 W E Rodocker, coal H. 8. * No. 6 12.00 , Samuel '. King. p‘"tage stamp* 5.00 ! Broad Ripple State Bank, interest j on bond* No. 7. . . 460.00 '<>(> Goal Cos., coal 11. S. * No 5 101.00 ! D E. Hudson, agt, frgt and coal 55.25 Capitol Lumber Cos., Man. Frg. Mati. No. 7 23.00 lto*r Stockberger. hauling coal 22 25 Lewis Harrison, hauling coal ... 18.75 Cotton - Wlebke Cos., labor !i mall 13.60 Joe Adkins, hauling coal 24.00 Alha M. Leonard, trans No. 18. . 70.00 Herman Doll, labor A matl. FI. 8 40 75 | Broad Ripple Plmbg Cos., repairs 27.40 Alvin !’. Rise, labor No. TANARUS, and 15 33.00 Frances lYMtemlt, librarian serv. 25.00 Erwin ButerSeld. transprt No. 14 70 uO Clyde Randall, transprtlng No. 10 80.00 1 Milton Powell, transporting No 3 70.00 Harvey C Htsaong. Irani No. IS 70 00 Perry G. Ri.-e, Jan serv No. 5.... 70.00 Chas. F. Whltlnger, Jan serv 70 00 W. E. Prlvett, Jan s-rv It. S 70AO Chas. F. Whltlnger. Jan serv.... 70 00 Geo. A. Ilaver. Jau arv No. 70 00 Carman A Frcyer. repair rr.otnr 6 :,ty J. 1 Holcomb Mfg Cos., supplies 49 14 C. N. Tester, reprs school wagon 8 00 Carlin Music Ov., pitch pipe*.... 11.25 Lewi* Harrison, haiiUpg c0a1.... 20.90 I). B Hudson, agt., frgt on coal.. 62.2s Alga Brewer, teaching No. 5.... 100.00 Brd. of lud Aid for Blind, brooms 22.00 < >gle Coal Cos., coal H. S. & No. 5 106.50 Eva Robertson, teaching No. 1 . 70 00 Louis E Means, teaching No. 2.. 75 00 Nells I. Share, teaching music... 1 20 00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach No. 5.. 100 Oo Leo S. Brewer, teaching No. 5 ... 75.00 Maudo Evans, teaching No. 5..., 75.00 Hazel Rlnktird, teaching No. 5., 90.00 Laurel Heaton, teaching No. 5... 95.00 Thelma Turner, teaching No. 6.. 80.00 Pearl Eller, teaching No, 6 100.00 Lucy S. Wright, teach No 7.... 80.00 Florence Leonard, teach No. 7... 70 00 Dessa Pusey. teaching .Vo. 7 75.00 Austin Smith, teaching No. 7.... 50.09 Amanda E. Purse!, teach No. 14 85.00 Bora Pusey, teaching No. 14 76.00 Edna Hague, teaching No. II .. 75 00 Cienroae Bowen, teach No. 14... 70.00 Mary L. Hagee, teach No. 15.... 80.00 Helen Hartman, teach No. 13.... 70.00 O H. Blossom, prln. 11. S. 130.00 Lida latmar. II. 8 110.00 Kobotta Van Arsdell. teach H. S 110.00 IL W. Dlcus, teaching H. S 110.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 105.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teaching... 100.00 Alpha M. Leonard, transporting. 70.00 Broad Ripple State Bank, bond* 8,510.24 Frances Whlteeell, librarian serv 26.00 D, E. Hudson, agt , frgt on coal 64.25 John Nteman, hauling coal No. 7 14.70 The Marlon Cos. Mall, pub an rept 41.59 Ogle Coal Cos., coal H. S. &.No. 5 112.71 Indiana Daily Times, pub ann rep 41.59 Singer Sew Mch Cos., machine.. 32.40 Erwin Butterfield,! transporting. 70.00 Ron Stockberger, "hauling coal.. 45.00 Clyde Randall, transporting &D.OO Milton Powell, transporting "0.00 T C. Easterday, reprs to H. S . 96.00 W. E. Prlvett. jan serv 11. 5... 70 00 Perry G. Rice, jan serv No. 5. 70.00 Geo. A. Rayer, Jan serv No. 7.. 70.00 Chas. F. Whltlnger, Jan serv... 70.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee'* salary 200.00 Broad Ripple Plumbing Cos., repr 17.68 Indpls. Mortar & Fuel Cos., plaster 15.26 R A Lemcke, treas, excess dg tax 1,829.00 James D. McCallle, transporting. 140.00 Louis E. Means, kindling 4.00 Kruse ,t Dewenter Cos., furn lings 62.40 A. W. Dlcus. teaching high school 120.00 Wm. M. Cline, transport No. 13. 140.00 Maas-Neluieter & Cos., man. frgt for H. a. (Duplicate see No. 401, Nov. 4, 1919) 85.00 Chas. W. Rosier, transporting... 140.00 D. E. Hudson, agt., frgt on coal 42.13 Ogle Coal Cos., coal 190.61 Eva Robertson, teach No. 1.... 70.00 Louis E. Means, teaching No. 2.. 70.00 Alga Brewer, teach No. 6 100.00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach No. 6. 100.00 Leo S. Brewer, teaching No. 5.. 76.00 Maude Evans, teaching No. 5.. 75.00 Hazel Itinkard, teaching No. 5.. 90.00 Laurel V. Heaton, teach No. 5.. 75.00 Thelma Turner, teaching No. 5. 80.00 Pearl Eller, teaching No. 3.... 80.00 Lucy S. Wright, teaching No. 7. 90.00 Florence Leonard, teaching No. 7 70.00 Dessa Pusey, teaching No. 75.00 Austin Smith, teaching No. 7... 80.00 Amanda E. Pursel, teach No. 14 95.00 Lora Pusey, teach No. 14 75.00 Edna Hague, teach No. 14 75.00 • Glenrose Bowen, teach No. 14.. 70.00 Mary Hagee, teach No, 15 90.00 Helen Hartman, teach No. 15... 70.00 O. H. Blossom, prln. H. S 180.00 Lida Larr.ar, teaching H. S 110.00 Robetta Van Arsdell. teach H. 9. 110.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 105.00 Mrs. 0 W. Stoddard, teaching. . 190.00 Nelle I. Sharpe, teaching music 120.00 Herman Doll, lncandcsoent lamps 17.84 Cotton-Wlebke Cos., plumbing rep 18.67 Mass Neimeler Cos., man. frgt mat 98.45 Harvey C. Hessong, transporting 70.00 Clyde Randall, transporting . 80.00 Indpls. Coal Cos., coal & plaster 136.46 Erwin Butterfield, transporting. 70.00 Herman Tic-man, hauling 37.60 Ross Stockberger. hauling coal. 37.76 D E. Hudson, agt.. frgt. on coal 60 63 W. E. Prlvett, Jan serv H. 8.. 70.00 George A. Rayer, Jan serv 70.00 Chas. F. Whltlnger, Jan serv.... 70.00 Perry G. Rice, jan serv 70.00 Alpha M. L*bnard, transporting 70.00 Harvey C. Heesong, transporting 70.00 Eva Robertson, teaching No. 1 70.00 Louis E. Means, teaching No." 2 75.00 Alga Brewer, reaching No. 5... 100.00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach No. 5 100.00 Leo S. Brewer, teaching No. 5.. 75.00 Maude Evans, teaching No. 3.. 75.00 Hazel Rtnkard. teaching No. 5.. 90.00 Laurel V. Heaton, teaching No. 5 75.00 Thelma Turner, teaching No. 5.. 80.00 Pearl Eller, teaching No. 5 80.00 Lucy S. Wright, teach No. 7... 90.00 Florenoe Leonard, teach No. 7.. 70.00 Dessa Pusey, teaching No. 7.... 75.00 Austin Smith, teaching No. 7.... 80.00 Amanda E. Pursel, teach No. 14 95.09 Lora Pusey, teaching No. 14.... 75.00 Edna Hague, teaching No. 14... 75.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No. 14.. 70.00 Mary L. Hagee, teach No. 15.. 90.00 Helen Hartman, teach No. 15,. 70.00 O. H. Blossom, prln. H. S. 180.00

LEGAL NOTICES, < Continued.) Lida Lamar, teaching H. S 110.00 .Robetta Van Arsdell, teach H. S 110.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 105.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teaching.. 100.00 Nelle I. Sharpe, teaching rausio 120.00 Herman Doll, Incandescent lamps 17.64 Cotton-Wlebke Cos., plmbng rep. 13.67 Mass Nelmeyer Cos., mn. frg. mtl. 98.45 Harvey C. Hessong, transporting 70.00 Clyde Randall, transporting 80.00 Indpls. Coal Cos., coal and plaster 136.46 Edwin Butterfield, transporting. 70.00 Herman Tleman. hauling 27.60 Ross Stockberger, hauling coal.. 37.75 O. E. Hudson, agt. frt. on coal.. 60.63 W. E. Prlvett, Jan. serv. H. 5... 7 0.00 George A. Rayer, jan. service.... 70.00 Chas. F. Whltlnger, jan. service. 70.90 Perry G. Rice, janitor service... 70.00 Alpha M. Leongrd, transporting. 70.00 Harvey C. Hessong, transporting 70.00 Eva Robertson, teaching No. 1. . 70.00 Louis E. Means, teaching No. 2. 75.00 Alga Brewer, teaching No. 5. 100.00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach. No. 5 100.00 Leo 8. Brewer, teaching No. 5... 75.00 Maude Evans, teaching No. 5.... 75.00 Hazel Rinkard, teaching No. 5.. 90.00 Laurel V. Heaton, teaching No. 5 75.00 Ihelma Turner, teaching No. 5.. 80.00 Pearl Eller, teaching No. 5 100.00 Lucy S. Wright, teaching No. 7. 90.00 Florence Leonard, teaching No. 7 70.00 Dessa Pusey. teaching No. 7 75.00 Austin Smith, teachnig No. 7.... 80.00 Amanda E. Pursel. teax;h. No. 14 95.00 Lora Pusey, teaching No. 14.... 75.00 Edna Hague, teaching No. 14... 75.00 Glenrose Bowen, teaching No. 14 70.00 Mary L. Hagee, teaching No. 15 90.00 | Helen Hartman, teaching No. 16 70.00 ( H. H. Blossom, Prln. H. 3 180.00 Lida Lamar, teaching H. S 110/00 Robetta Van Arsdell. teach. H. S. 114.00 I A. W. Dlcus, teaching H. S 110.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach. 105.00 : Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teaching.. 100.00 Nelle I. Shurpe, teaching music. 120.00 | Ogle Coal Cos., coal H. 8. & No. 5 103.28 Castor Bros., J. P. supplies 66.76 Bert Watson, enumerating 21.00 l Maude H. Smith, enumerating... 26.25 Kathryn 51. Jackson, enumeratg 31.50 Wm. W. Watkins, sheep killed.. 30.00 Lillian D. Wright, enumerating. 33.25 Louis E. Means, 7 Instl & jan fee 60.26 George A. Rayer, Jan serv 45.90 Wm. Laurie Cos., ribbon for dlplo 5.00 Lucy S. Wright, teach No. 7.... 90.00 Lucy S. Wright, 7 institutes. . . . 31.50 Harvey C. Hessong. trans & rep 88.15 Florence Leonard, teach No. 7.. 70.00 Florence Leonard, 7 Institutes. . 24,50 Alpha M. Leonard, transporting 88.90 Austin Smith, teaching No. 7.. 80.00 Austin Smith, 7 Institutes 28.00 Dessa Pusey. teaching No. 7.... 75.00 Dessa Pusey, 7 institutes 26.25 Wm. M. Cline, trans & reprs. . 158.50 O. E. Bacon, commencement add 25.00 Donn W. Watson, music for coin 17.50 Erwin Butterfield, transporting. 95.90 Mauds Evans, teach No. 6 75.00 Maude Evan*, 7 Institutes. .... . 26.25 Nelle I. Sharpe, teach music.... 120 00 Nells I. Sharpe. 7 Institutes. . . 42.c0 Izture! V. Heaton, teach No. 5.. 75.00 Laurel V. Heaton. 7 Institutes... 22.50 Alga Brewer, "teaching No. 5.... 100.00 Alga Brewer, t Institutes 35.00 Lora Pusey, teach No. 14 75.00 Lora Pusey. 7 Institute.* 26.25 I, 3. B’ewer, teach No. 5 75.00 Leo S. Brewer. 6 Institutes 22.50 Wilson C. Oren, trans No. 4. . . . 848 00 Clyde Randall, transport No. 10 108 0" Glenrone Bowen, teach No. 14.. 70.00 I Glenrose Bowen, 4 Institutes.... 14.00 Edna Hague, teach No. 14 75.00 Edna Hague, 7 institutes 26.25 James I>. McCallle, transporting ICI 00 ; Milton Powell, transport * reprs 16:,.0i , Thelma Turner, teach No. 5.... 80 00 Thelma Turner. 7 Institutes .... 28 00 • ’has. \V. Kesler. transporting. . 1C6.70 Hazel Rinkard, teach No. 5.... 90. )0 Hazel Rinkurd, 7 institutes 31.50 |O. H Blossom, prln. H. S 180.00 i O. 11. Blossom, 7 institutes ..3,00 A. W. Dlcus, teaching H. S 120.00 A. W. Dlcus. 7 Institutes 42.00 Frances Whltesell, librarian serv 75.00 Perry G. Itlce. Jan serv No. 5.. 7" 00 : Mary L. Hagee, teach No. 15... "0 ' 0 ; Mary E. Hagee, 7 Institutes 31.50 | Mary K. Hagee. Janitor fee 40.n0 I Eva Robertson, tea. hlng No. 1 . 70.00 Eva P.oliertson, 7 Instl A Jan fee 4 8 30 | Stella Richardson Dawson, tench 107.00 .Stella Richardson Dawson, 6 ins ; l 70 ! Pearl Eller, teaching No. 5 100.00 ilVarl Eller. 7 institutes 36.00 [ Otto Ehrgstt, engrossing diplcm >.30 | W. E. Prlvett, Jn serv 70.00 Chau. F. Whltlnger. Jan serv... 70.00 Broad Ripple State lik in on bds 112.24. Amanda E, Pursel. teach No. 14 Cos n 0 1 Amanda K. Pursel. 7 Institutes.. 33.25 | Lida Lamar, teaching H. 3... 110 Oo ! Lida Lamar. 7 institutes 38.50 Robetta Van Arsdell, teach >1 S 110.00 | Robetta Van Arsdell, 7 Institutes 3* 39 Ghat. V Wright, trustee s .-alary 200 90 j Helen Hartman, teaching Nj. 15 70 O ' 1 Helen Hartman. 6 Instl Jan fee T. 1.00 i Pearl Jones Swalls. teach No. 5. . 100.00 I Pt-arl Jones Swalls. 6 Institutes. 30.09 Frank K. Watts, matl. for schls 4 7 5 F. Kassehautn supplies 42 72 Mr*. B. W. Stoddard, teaching.. 100.00 The Mali Pres*, school printing 21.00 Vnnnegut Hdw Cos. matl H. 3 . s.r> Petti* Dry Good* Cos., b00k*.... 28.50 Klger A- Ch.t office supplies 18.99 Klger N Cos., school supplies .. . 85.14 \V K Prlvett, sharp lawn mower 1.20 Indpla. Water Cos., water service 74 71 Indpis. Light & Heat Cos., service * 1.65 Merchants H. * L Cos., service.. U 9."! Citizen# Gas Cos., gas service .. 531 A. Burdaall Cos., matl. H. S 5.35 Francis H. Johnson, sheep killed 20.0' W. K. Trivett, Jan serv H. 5.... 70.00 J. F. Kaeaebaum. matl for sehla 3.56 Broad Ripple State Bank, bonds 1,519.04 L. N. Hines, teacher's assesam’a f t* Broad Ripple Plumbg Cos., reprs 6.25 TV. E. Rodocker. hauling c0a1... 10.56 Ind. Be',l Tel. Cos., phone rent... 12.00 Arthur V. Brown and Fred Diekaon. sheep killed 10.00 Bert Evans, trustee Dela. Twp., Ham. Cos., transfer tuition ... 84.14 W. H. Evans, trustee Center Twp. Marlon Cos., transfer tuition .. 95.97 Ind'a A. Wright, clerical assist.. 180.00 W. E. Prlvett, Jan aeftv 70.00 Guy D. Hamilton, trus. trans. tul 385.71 Arthur V. Brown and Fred Dickson, sheep killed 40.00 Clement Purdy, trus trans tul.. 259.52 Broad Ripple State Bk. bds & In 2.480.00 Board of sch com. Imlpls tran tul 2.000.00 Board of ach com. Indpls trau tul 1,325.60 lffi-a Morgan, cleaning No. 15 bid 11.26 W. E. Prlvett, Jan serv 70.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee's salury 300.00 Fisher Auto Cos. 1 motor driv. bus 2,150.(9 Mary E. Privett. laundrng blinds 12.00 Broad Ripple State Bk. In on bus 15.00 Klger & Cos., twp aupplles 13.11 Klger tr Cos., school supplies. . . 842.21 P. E. Hudson, agt., frgt on ehrs 6.33 Chas. W, Kesler. clean cemetery 12.00 Webster R tj'rlghti labor At mat! 5.25 Columbia School Supply Cos., sups 24.9 t Broad Ripple State Ilk. in on bds 446.46 John W. Hoover, labor and matl 102.87 Ross Stockberger, hauling coal. 89.60 L. E. & W. R. R-. frgt on coal.. 62.30 S. A. Hodgln, trus. Ham Cos. tul 170.32 Natl Repairing Cos., gas and oil 58.70 The Wlebke Cos., reprg pump.... 34.25 Roy T. Whltlnger, clean Nora bid 30.70 Ralph Whltlnger, mowing lot 14 4.00 W. 8. Prlvett, Jan serv 70.00 Cotton-Welbke Cos., lab and matl 49.03 Ross Stockberger. hauling coal. 71.20 Stewart-Cares' Glass Cos., glass.. 11.61 George W. Brady, pumps A- reprs 33.00 Murray E. Rice. Inbor and matl 128.96 Nicholas Aich, clean school bldg 24.60 A. BurdsaU Cos., paint for prop 45.25 Maggie F. Berry, clean sch bldg 5.00 Tran* of funds, (1,000 from road to special school fund 1.000.00 Tran#, of funds. (1,000 from road to special school fund ...... 1.000.00 D. K. Hudson, agt., frgt on coal. 119.13 Indpls Dally Times, legal adv.. 6.41 Indpls. Coal Cos., brk. And & lime 29.00 Ogle Coal Cos., frgt and c0a1.... 1,889.51 Ros Stockberger. hauling c0a1... 120.00 Ruth Barker, teach No. 5 60.00 The Gibson Cos., chains 13.24 Perry G. Rice, jan serv No. 6... 80.00 Nicholas Aleh. jan erv No. 7... 80.00 Roy Whltlnger, Jan serv../ 80.00 W. E. Prlvett. Jan serv H. 5... 80.00 Alpha M. Leonard, transporting, 80.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee’s salary 200.00 Merle Ilelderman, teach No. 14.. 114.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn. transport.. 76.00 Chas. S. Roberts- transporting... 76.00 Rexford Vance, transporting.... 76.00 Lavlna Ross, librarian service.. 40.00 H. W. Slagey. lambs killed 19.20 Ed Jackson, secy of State, license 4.00 Board of Ind Aid for Blind, brrns 22.00 Harvey C. Hessong. transporting 80.00 (Castor Bros., school printing.... 7.00 Alice Glasson, teach No. 1 105.00 Beatrice Hartman, teach No. 2.. 100.00 Am*nda E. Pursel, teach No. 5.. 135.00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach No. 5.. 130.00 C. E. FarmeY, teach No. 5 130.00 Ruth Barker, teach No. 5 50.00 Hazel Rinkard, teach No. 5 125.00 Thelma Turner, teach No. 5. 100.00 Natl Refining Cos., gas and 0i1... 28.15 Pearl Eller, teach No. 5 J 30.00 Lois Richards, teach No. 5 130.01) Austin Smith, teach No. 7 130.00 Ethel Brldgeford, teach No. 7... 110.00 Florence Cotton, teach No. 7.... 100.00 Ella Rudd teach No. 7 110.00 Ruby B. Boone, teaching No. 14 100.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No. 41... 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teach No. 14..., 100.00 Helen Hartman, teach No. 15.... 106.00 Beatrice Montrose, teach No. 15 105.00 O. H. Blossom, prln. H. 8 205.00 A. W. Dlcus, teach H. 8........ 160.00 Lida Lamar, teach H. S. 150.00 Robetta Van Arsdell, teach H. 8 150.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 1'5.00 Eetella Perkins, teach music.... 155.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teach art 150.00 Rami. G. King, postage stamp# 4.00 Vonnegut Hdw Cos., matl for sch* 15.81 Carman & Fryer, reprg motor... 7.10 James D. McCallle. transporting 80.00 Ruth Barker, teach No. 5...... 50.00 Alvin P. Rice, labor No. 5 15.00 A. J. Brldgford, matl and labor 9.00 Broad Ripple Lbr. Cos., material 129.25 Oscar Watts, haul cinders No. 7 50.00 John A. George, 2 goats killed.. 30.00 John A. George, goat damaged.. 16.00 Caroline Hugman. rent for grnd 25.00 D E. Hudson, agt., exp. chrgs* 1.2S Alpha M. Leonard, transporting 68.00 II j.rvey C. Hessong, transporting (8.00

LEGAL NOTICE. (Continued.) Wm. Benthatl. 13 chickens killed 20.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn, transporting 72.00 Chas. W. Kisler, transporting... 144.00 Alice Glasson, teach No. 1 105.00 Rexford Vance, transport No. 3 73.00 W. E. Prlvett, jan serv H. 5.... 80.00 Perry G. Rice, jan serv No. 5.. 80.00 Nicholas Alch. jan serv No. 7.. 89.00 Roy C. Whltlnger, Jan serv.... SO.OO O. H. Blossom, inag for H. S. llbr 8.85 L. A. Mangdlcl, schl wagon rprs 19.00 Kruse & Dewenter Cos., furn reps 12.50 Wm.'M. CUne, transport No. 13. 160.00 Natl Refining Cos., gas for bug.. 14.18 Lavina Ross, librarian exp 40.00 Chas. S. Roberts, transporting. .. 80.00 Broad Ripple State Bnk Interest 772.24 Pearl Eller, teach No. 5 130.00 The Mall Press, schl prtg 20.25 Beatrice Hartman, teach No. 2.. 100.00 Amanda E. Purse!, teach No. 5.. 135.00 Pearl Jones Swalls, teach No. 5.. 130.00 C. E. Farmer, teach No. 5 3 30.00 Hazel Rinkard, teach No. 5 125.00 Ruth Barger, teach No. 5 50.00 Thelma Turner, teach No. 5.... 100.00 Lois Rickards, teach No. 5 105.00 Austin Smith, teach No. 7 130.00 Ethel Brldgford. teach No. 7.... 110.00 Florence Leonard Cotton, teach. 100.00 Ella Rudd, teach No. 7 110.00 Merle Helderman, teach No. 14.. 126.00 Ruby B. Boone, teaching No. 14 3 00.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No. 14... 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teach No. 14 100.90 Helen Hartman, teach No. 15.... 105.00 Beatrice Montrose, teach No. 15 100.00 O. H. Blossom, prln. H. 8 206.09 A. W. Dlcus. teach H. S 282.00 Lida Lamar, teach H. S 150.00 Robetta Van Arsdell, teach H. S 160.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 145.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teach art.. 150.00 Estella Perkins, teach music... 155.00 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Cos., toilet pa 46.95 Maas-Nelmeier Lbr. Cos., mat!.. 92.16 James D. McCallle, transporting 80.00 John H. Quick, 2 loads kindling 10 00 Herman Tleman, transport No. 14 80.00 W. E. Privett, Jan serv 80.00 Perry G. Rice. Jan serv 80.00 Roy Whltlnger, Jan serv 80.00 Wm. M. Cline, trans No. 13 80.00 J. C. Mail, placing heater 8.00 Harvey C. Hessong, transporting 92.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn. transporting 80.00 Lavlna Ross, librarian serv H. 8 40.00 I>. V. Lucas, matl'for schools... 11.40 Merle Ilelderman, teach No. 14. 120.00 Rexford Vance, trans No. 3 80.00 Chas. S. Roberts, transport No. 4 80.09 Mabel Anderson, transport Nik 1 30 00 Broad Ripple State Bank, Inter 89.28 Elijah Dawson, advisory serv.... 6.00 John Harcourt, advisory serv... 5.00 O. H. Hammond, advisory serv.. 5.00 Natl Refining Cos., gasoline 15.90 Stewart Carey Glass Cos., glass... 5.73 Murray E. Klee, labor and mati 6.00 Alice Glasson, teaching No. 1... 141.75 Beatrice Hartman, teach No. 2.. 100.00 Amanda E. Pursel, teach No. 5.. 136.00 Pearl Jones SwaiU. teach No. 6 130 00 Chas. E. Farmer, teach No. 5.. 130.00 Hazel Rinkard, teaching No. 6.. 125.00 Ruth Barker, teaching No. 5.... 100 00 Thelma Turner, teaching No. 5 100.00 Pearl Eller, teaching No. 5 139.00 Lois Richards, teaching No. 5... 105.00 Austin Smith, teaching No. 7.... 130.00 Ethel Brldgford, teach No. 7... 110.00 Florence Leonard Cotton, teach.. 100. 'Ml Ella Rudd, teaching No. 7 110.09 Ruby B. Booae, teach No. 14 ... 100.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No. 14.. 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teach No. 14.... 100.00 Helen Hartman, teach No. 15... 105.00 Beatrice Montrose, teach No. 15 100.00 O. H. Blossom, prln. H. S 205.00 A W. Dice , teach H. S 144.00 Lida Lamar, teach H. S 150.00 Robetta van Arsdell, teach H. 3 150.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach 145.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teach art.. 150.00 Estella Perkins, teach music... 165.00 Herman Tieman, trana No. 14.. 64.00 Hardwood Lumber Cos., matl... 18.50 Em by W. Johnson, legal serv.. 150.00 Nicholas Aich, Jan serv 66.60 Alpha M. Leonard, transport... 148.00 James D. McCallle. transporting 136.00 Rexford Vance, transport No. 3 68.00 Wm. M. Cline, transport No. 13 56.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn, transporting 65.00 Harvey C. Hessong, transporting 56.00 Cha*. S. Roberts, transporting... 60.00 Herman Tleman, transporting... 56.00 Chan. W. Kesler. transporting... 142.00 The Wlebke Cos., plumbing reprs 29.30 Merchants H. & L. Cos., service.. 62.9S Indpls. H. A- L. Cos., service ... 85.89 Indpls. Water Cos., water service 70 ”“ Ir.d. Bell Tel. Cos., phor.e rent.. Klger Cos., twp. supplies i* -2 ? Kiger & Cos., school supplies... 371.8'Ge„. W. Brady, repairing pump. 2.50 Broad Ripple Plbg Cos, lab <C mat 29.90 Herman Doll, labor and material 3 .7 Peoples Coal & Cement Cos., kind! 6.09 Citizens Gas Cos., serv for H. 3. 6.00 Ogle Coal Cos., coal H. 3. &No 5 174.60 India A. Wright, clerical assist 180.00 .1 F. Kaarebaum. supplies 71 c, Frank (3. Watts, matl for schls loT" IV E. Hudson, agt.. frgt on coal 53.30 W. E. Rodocker, trans and frgt 1 T. O. labor and matl SO.b'J Ross 3 toe Kb* i ger. haul coal H 3 24.00 John H. Quick, kindling •• • 5 -- TOWNSHIP FUND. Balance on hand 5 fj r.l- ?! Receipts during year , Total of balances and receipts... Disburden r.ls during year 5 153.50 Final tiulunces 3.37i.40 ROAD FUND. Balance cn hand ( 1,293.9.> Receipts during year Total of balances and receipts... -.1-G -v) Di- bursements during year...... 1,0z7.50 Final balances 1,116.50 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. Balance on hand (12.854.21 Receipts during year 18.759.17 Total of balances and receipts... 31613.38 Disbursements during year 20.941.13 Final balances 10.672.** TUITION FUND. Balance on hand * l2 'U ß 'li Receipts during year 23.611.70 Total balances and receipts .... 35.7 36.41 Disbursements during year .... 22.493..5 Final ba'.aiues 13.302.6" DOG FUND. Balance on hand ( 1,929.00 Receipts during year 2.652.00 Total >.f balances and receipts... 4..-'S.oO I > . bursements during 5 ear 2.013.20 Final balances 2.567.50 SPECIAL SCHOOL BOND FUND. Balance on hand Receipts during year 9,628.69 Total of balances and receipts.. 25.879.93 Disbursements' during year .... 9.409.50 Final balances 16 470.49 TEACHER'S RETIREMENT FUNIh Balance on hand * sJ*>.34 Receipts during year 16.66 Total of balances and receipts 30 -9? Disbursements during year Final balances • • 10.00 TOTALS OF ALL FUNDS. Balance on hand -•( Receipts during year 51.838.10 Total of balances and receipts. . 108.586.98 Disbursements during year .... 61.065.5S Total bal. as shown by this rept 47,511.40 Final balances 47,517.40 Warrant checks outstanding December 31. 1920 112.00 Total balances and outstanding _ warrants, Dec. 31, 1920 41.6-9.40 Cash in depository Dec. 31, 1920 47,629.40 TAX LEVIES FOR 1921. Township fund 01 on JljJO Special school fund 16 on (100 50 cents on each poll. Tuition Fuind If cn * l Total of all levies 30 on (100 50 cents on each taxable poll. CHAS. P. WRIGHT, Trustee of Washington Township.

OIL EXTRACTION PLANS OUTLINED Announcement is made by the conservation commission that an oil extraction plant will soon be installed in the department's laboratories for experimental purposes. According to I)r. W. N. Logan, geologist for the State department of conservati/n, the plant will lie a duplicate on a smaller scale of tha 8150.000 commercial plant which is to be erected in southern Indiana to demonstrate the possibility of the extraction or oil in commercial quantities from the New Albany shale. The experimental plant for the department is being installed by Louis S. Clarke of Ardmore, Pa., at hia own expense. Mr. Clarko advises the department that the work of installation will begin within the next few days. This will make the third process of extraction to lie tried by the division of geology of the conservation in Its work on oil shales. Two processes which have been tried are the lilgh-teinpornture distillation process and the wet process The new process will be a digestive low temperature process which, it is claimed by its inventor, will extract a largequantity of oil per ton than the. dry distillation method. Other advantages are also claimed for it. J. R. Reeves, assistant on the survey, who is investigating the oil-bearing possibilities of the New Albany shales ot Indiana, and who has already done, much field and laboratory work in connection with this line of investigation, will have charge of the new experimental process for the department. Previous experiments show that manj of the shales of Indiana possess an oil content from twenty-five to fifty-five gal ions of oil per ton of shale. Because of tlve rapidly diminishing supply of petro leuui and the Increased demand for oil for power and fuel, such Investigations are rendered Imperative.

RAIDERS HUNT .. IN DUBLIN FOR - MICKEY COLLINS Sinn Fein Chief of Array and ; His Assistant Prizes Sought in Spectacular Attack. CENTER OF CITY SEIZED DUBLIN'. Jan. 17.—Two important Siu: Fein leaders tvere the great prize foif which 1,000 British soldiers sought today in !i barricaded section of Dublin. A room-to-room search was made of tha mile-square area, made man-tight by’ miles of barbed wire. Sir arrests bad* been reported early in the day, but tbi* : two most sought had not been found. They, were Michael Collins, commanded, in chief of the republican army, and Uiaasslstant, Mulcahey. There were reports that the hunt v on for “President” Enmonn de Valera, but reliable reports said that official 1 was not in the city. Meanwhile, all Ireland wits with raids and threats of raids. At Thurles, the cathedral town, UK) id women were rounded up in a the military. The prisoners*' ; were driven to an open field near tha ! police barracks and compelled to stanA while officers read a proclamation of. martial law. The hearers were threatened with -the severest penalties if ,!ie Y failed to surrender arms or were found. ; harboring “rebels.” | MUCH AMMUNITION v*. REPORTED FOUND. Much ammunition was said to hav.i I been found at L’snagry, where nine mea and one woman suspect were captured...,; The raided area in Dublin presented : a sight never before witnessed in thtv ] Irish difficulties. The military In thi* s operation took possession of the market j center. Most of the residents were cufr j off from their vegetable and fish sup* plies. The only traffic permitted was of : milk wagons. The soldiers were fed from ! rolling kitchens. Within the barricaded district also ara three courts. In one of these Important j cases against Irish prisoners were to ba. heard during the day. Rumors were thud the raid was intended in part to protect! the courts during the trial. All last 1 night scores of searchlights played ove-r ; the raided district. Soldiers continue® their work In the white light and wero relieve by others in the morning, so that the searching was continuous. a, SOLDIERS’ RAID IS SPECTACULAR. The raid was sudden and spectacular. A fleet of lorries with cargoes of hatted, smiling soldiers dashed down | Dublin streets and skidded to a stop int ■ the northern section of the city. Soldiers leaped over the sides and D ! most instantly had trundled field kiteh J i ens into position to prepare for break'7 fast, while a hundred or more began un-, rolling huge spools of barber wire, twisti! lng the strands high above their heads and weaving an intricate barricada throughout the chosen district. Searching of residences began immedli ately, soldiers working toward the cen* | ter of the area occasionally selecting a ! house as a vantage point where machine guns could be mounted on roof 9 and? sandbag barricades established In the j windows. Lnte ini the morning two Catholic- ■ churches in the se -tion were visited, tbe men being searched while the women were sent to their homes. Frlests announced no further service* j would be held during the period of occur pation. expected to be from three days to | six weeks. , ; Violence flamed up throughout south* . ern Ireland. A heavy attack was mado j upon tbe T'lckej' street police station In j the eity of Cork at 4 o’clock in thq morning. Rifles, revolvers and bomb* I were used. After a battle of thirty mini utes reinforcement# were brought upand the attackers fled. ” Two men were wounded In a fight that lasted two hours and a half near Bally-' mahon. A hundred armed men a mini shed a detachment of police on Us way to Baliymahon.

‘MICHAEL COLLIXS* HELD IN BELFAST LONDON, .Tan. 17.—A'man was arrested at a Belfast hotel who gave the name of Michael Collins, said a Central News dispatch. The British authorities do not believe he is the Michael Collins who is commander-in-chief of the irisfc republican army and was last reportetf lu Dublin. THRIFT IS NOT MERE SAVING Judicious Spending Necessary to Keep Wheels Going. By 8. IV. STRAUS, President American Society for Thrift, The mistaken assumption often Is made that thrift means mere saving money. It is true that money saving is one of the chief fundamental functions of thrift, but a little thought will convince one that it is just as important that we exersise prudence in the conservation of our time, and conserve our health and energies as it is that we lay aside money. There must be a very marked distinction drawn between saving money and hoarding money. The miser is a menace to progiess. There are business concerns that have failed to make advancement” because of the miserly or ultra-conserva-tive practices of their directing executives. The same ia true of towns and communities. There must be spending to keep the wheels of industry turning. Just at the present time in this country there is a widespread wave of retrenchment which has brought about the closing down of factories to such an extent that between two and three million working people are out of employment. ■While this is a temporary manifestation which will right itself In the coarse of time, it serves to illustrate the tremendous effect which the mental attitude of the public may have on business conditions. True thrift brings progress both personally and as a nation. The saving or earning money at the serious sacrifice of one’s health is not real thrift. To save money also thror^flithe development of ha'oirs tflat are so narrow and miserly that they arrest oue development and make us a stumbling bloek in the pathway of our fejlowmen is not within the meaning if real thrift. True thrift is a character tonic. The man who indulges in these practices not only grows more independent i% a material way, but is better equipped mentally, morally and physically to taka his rightful place in the progressive at-T fairs of the world. Every possible encouragement should be given those who are starting out this new near with the determination of sav-;' lng money and getting ahead, but they, should bear in mind at the same time that thrift it not limited merely to the saving of money. Progress, success and happiness wiit come to those who husband their financial resources. If they are equally thrifty in matters of time, health and energy their; progress and success will be proportionately more satisfactory. Generally speaking, the saving o£ money leads to the development of kin-* dred virtues, but it is not amiss to bear In mind continually that real thrift means vastly more than simply putting' money aside for a rainy day.

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