Indianapolis Times, Volume 34, Number 217, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 January 1922 — Page 17

MISCELLANbOUS FOR SALE. LOT of rotten manure, 2 years old; get your order In while It lasts. Webster 1433, TERM* given on oew and used maehlnea. White Sewing Machine Cos. 312 Mass ave. FOR SALE- New skirt and waist very reasonable Call Main 8866 afternoons. CJNDERS; large load; ’.ruA delivery. Webster 1401. MiSCELL^E^US— -WANTED. WANTED—Baby carriage or stroller, regardless of condition. Circle 7090. DOGS, PgLLTRY, PIGEONS, ETC. WANTED—Every poultry and rabbit fancier to s-md for fret premium list of poultry show entries. < lose Jan. 23. THEO HEWES, - rotary 25 West Washington street. Phone Webster 27C1. j I IS wa it v for n- aim; home.ess clog.. | INDI ANAPOI H A E City dog pound 974 E N V Main 0872. CANARY Bißt;.- •- .'7 -I —and females; reasonable. Dri xt JOe'. 701 Southern ave. COAL AND WOOD—FOR SALE. WEST VA. NUT AN'D SLACK, $4.00. ! IND. XIT AND SLACK, 13.75. ALL KINDS OF HIGH- i GLADE COAL AMERICAN COAL CO. 1 2fth st. and Canal. RA. 0927 Kenwood 9202 We own our own mine Buy Your Coal Best Prices *coal money can buy guaranteed, and our guarantee is absolutely good. Best W. Ya. splint lump, fk $7.40 Best Kentucky tump forked . 7.40 Best Pena as lump, fk 8.40 Best Pocah n as shoveled lump S.lO Best Pocahor.tas mine run 7.25 Best Indiana Cars lump fk 6.50 Best Hamilton lump, tk 6.50 Best Indiana ciean lump 6.25 Best Indiana l• • .l■ • r lump 6.2,5 I •: Prompt delivery to any part of the city. Give me your first order and I will get the second one. TOM SH ROYER. 430 INDI ANA AVE. Cir le ; 1 Lincoln 5443. Kindling With Each Ton Best In. or Union No. 4 rUnn fk. ..$*.25 ' Best Illinois lump, iarge, clean fk...57.00i Best Brazil tat ok c:-. in forked. .... $7.7f Best Brazil #-gar. clean forked 1 7. , . , 9 Best XV. Virginia. lump, ch an forked. $8.25 Best Kentucky lump, clean forked. .. $8 2'. Best Indiana mine run $5.50 j Delivered anywhere in the city. Drexe! 3280. Stev rt 2225. Union Ice and Coal Cos. Since 1908. Ask your friends. Coal. Unton Mine Run. vein 4. $.7.50. Best ; Linton No 4 lump, rdn 4. s6.*'o. Phone Webster 1344 or L .\L ; h 1721 CASH OAL COMPANY. 1616 Alvord. CILL ANE> GET 1 iuE I 1 1 ICES ON ! KENTUCK V VIR UN I A I OCAHONTAS HITZELB K R ER* C< *AL CO. RANDOLPH >SOO. Genuine Lendora lump. $7; best Ind. - lump, clean fork $7.50. BAKER. Circle 6573. ; WE handle t! • best grade attainable; Fourth vein Linton lump, forked, $6.50 \ • ■ RE-'- ■ ~IIK F.N n* O•A T. i )K ALL PU RFOSES. FRED t IvEPPER 6 SON. Bel. 4704. Ih-toU isi • i IMA. Bel. 470,7. ALL KINDS i:.g in. Cal! JOHN SIMON. 1019 E. Ohio. Drexei 3174. day or evening*. COAL L. H BAIN COAL CO. Mail 3531 12 N. in Main 2151. FOR cle n f- rio-d and prompt de- • iter for wh g in JAKE SIMON. 311 X Pine. C. 1976 LEGAL NOTICES.

WASIIIN GTG N TOWNSHIP tKt I ' ■;: i'tli; I. Report > f ro< i ipts and exp' liditures of Chas. P. WriK-it, trustee oi Washington township. Marion ' our.ty, Indiana, Irom Jan. 1, 1321 to Dee. 31, 1321. lnciuis.ve. RE KIF.S. Broad P.ipjC - State Bank, Dee-em-ber jnter-.at $ 68.96 Edward it. it. Howe, .1. I*., docket fees 4.1.00 Ralph A. Lemcke. <<J• • Treas. 1, Jan. apportiona,•••:•!, State sch rev-. 51.524.35; Cor:,;. Twp. int., $79.88 1,908 23 James it. Jchrihcc, bends for sch ground ;••• .J - Broad Hippie S:.a;> Lss k. Feb Ir.i 63.07 France-, in ■ >. tra: -n p n \c 5 ft ra e s* : ~ 40 vie' . at 25 10.00 Ralph A. Lernck- 1 , Treas., road tax fDe- settlemc: ts 1.36 IE A. Bon' kt. Treas.. tax distribute 315.21 Broad Kipp'-' Star* Bank. Mr int 55.68 Ralph Bore ko. Treas.. a\v in tuition fund, .Tun- - -:lem -it 1,500.0® A. W. Discuss, Mari Train M'l 74 79 Austin B.mnh. Man Train Mtl 470 Broad Ripple State Ba: k. Ap int 45.66 Edw. M. i. How- J. i' dkt fees 10.00 Broad Ripple State Bank, May interes 36.85 Wrr. Dawson. Assr.. dorr tax.. 2,514.00 J. E. Bi u . iage. del and tax. 3.00 Tin s. s>. El.iott. del and tax .. 3.00 J. s’. Wild & Cos., sch bonds 45th aid Keystone Ave ... 92,006.00 l/ouls J. Har,"l. del dot? tax.. 13.00 H. S. Ross, deli iqy.c.t ! c tax.. 3.00 Thos. D O'Brien, d-l d*>*r tax. 3.00 Claude Richmomi. del ihu; tax.. 3.00 J. Porter H-cki* an. and ■ dog tax 3.00 A. Ch. v r 1-t. o' dog ' • - . . 3.00 W. S. S|ir ice’ ,;,.r ; . . . 3.00 Pal-ad' r Ca o t -■ 3 00 A. C. Burrell, del dog tax 3.00 Louis G. Ivs.-h,er. d<-l dog tax. 3.00 Hugh >?, La: dort. do- ;a c 300 c-m! W- r! k don ' ■■ . . . : Joseph S. G.. .ilc. d-d dog tax.. W. H. Dean, del dop tax 3.00 A. 1,. Taggart del dog tax .... 3.00 Russel I • ciricii. del dog tax . 300 R. A L ee !;- Tru- . s-lt] 29,681 -• Broad Rip stat 62.95 Joseph 11. V br .I.l*. dkt fees 44.50 Leona A. Baity, an d d-.g ■ tax. . 300 Hu-It M- rrls,.ri. d-! dog ■:, ■ s'oo H. H. ' • bin i • -ic 3.00 Jake Counrilir.an, and ' tax. 3.00 Eastern Slur Lot!;.- fir nd I'.p’ pic, rent 11. N ... 1.00 l.eo McX't to If.i de : n d..g 'nr. 13.n0 H. A Rowland, del and p tax . 3.00 Mahala A. Seaton tat 8.00 Broad Ripi rent H. S. auJ.itorium 1.60 S. A. Hodgin. trustee, trans tuit 10 . 49 Clarence Jd- .c: d-1 c, ■ tux.. 3.00 Dwight S. Ritter, del and t tax . 2.00 B. G. Saitr.Ktther a- I and o: ta i . 45.00 Guy D. Ha ~ L-- c. ' r.i - •- lui.. tuition 140.00 Fred Stubb! s. lb.: i : • ■ 3.00 I : T 1 .1 ■ -3 00 Bert Evens. tr.u.U 're s ttcL-n 71 02 Board of S .c< ... led;, . irons tuition ... 741.63 R. A. Lemcke, Treas.. July appt-r state s t- • > '17.7 1 I in;. T. Int. Rev.. 83c 1.161.03 Broad Ripple Suite Bank, July int 219.25 Laura F. Doll, dop tax. 3.00 Br " ax.... 5.00 J. H. Moitr. J. .1 dkt rvs 2.50 Chas. Ha-t'ei.s. J. IL. dkt. f- .-s Broad Ripple State Bnk, Aug int 180.30 T • Road to Sp- dal S, ! Kind.. 1.00t.00 John Frivett. old sclil wpn junk 3.00 Charis Hanii fees Bfoad I: ■ : S link. S* pt irn 14'' 41 Bread Hi ... ■ t int luf . :;9 Jess! a Huff • , . assi cs. . . 10.82 Ruth M< t r.ci .. a. . . 8.1,5 Broad Ni v int 72.93 Ind. Beil Tel. n .:d or. \ charge, tel. plume No 14 = 64. .. 7.C0 R. A. Lernck- Ti - - tlmt 27,841.00 DISBURSEMENTS. W. E. Privett. serv H S $ 80.00 Berry G. Rice, .tan eerv No 5.. 40.00 Roy Whitinger. jan serv No 14 Soj'O Calvin T. Say. jan serv No 7.. 80.00 Broad Ripple state Bank, safe deposit b x rent 4.00 Lavir.a Rws librarian, H 5.... 40.00 Alice Glasson. teaching No 1.... SE2S Beatrice Hartman, teaching No 2 100.00 Amanda F. Purseil. teach No 5 135.00 Pearl Jones s rails ;■ No. ! - ,i>i Chas. F Farmer, teach No 6 130.00 Hazel Rinkard. teaching No 5. 125.00 Ruth Barker, tea 1 ■ Thelma Turner, teaching No 6.. 100.00 Pearl Filer, a sch eg .. .. * !S> cn Lois Richsirds. teaching No 6.. 106.00 Austin Smith, teaching No 7 130.00 Ethel Bridgford. teaching No 7 110.00 Florence Leonard Cotton teach No I 100.00

LEGAL notices. (Continued.) Ella Rudd, teaching No 7 110.00 Merle Helderman, teach No 14.. 120.00 Ruby B. Boone, teaching No 14 100.00 Glenrose Bowen, teaching No 14 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teaching No 14 100.00 Helen Hartman, teaching No 16 105.00 Beatrice Montroee, teach No 15 100.00 O. H. Biosson. prtn H S 205.00 A. W. Dicua, teaching il 5..... 104.00 Lida Lamar, teaching H S 150.00 Robetia Van Arsdcll, teach H S 160.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach Don; Scl., H 8 and No 6.. 145.00 Mrs, B. W. Stoddard, teach art H Sand Nos 5. 7. 14. 16.. 160.00 Esiella Perkins, teach music. H S., Nos 5. 7, 14. 15 165.00 Ed Jackson, Secy, of State, auto license for bus S.OO Stand. Oil Cos., gas for sch bus 29.72 Broad Ripple Stale Bank, int on bunds. No 7 440.00 Fred \V. Myers, dom. scl. supl 13.09 Harvey C. Hessong. irans No 8 80.00 Alpha M. Leonard, traus No 13 80.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn, trails No 12 80.00 Rexford Vance, trans No 3.. 60.00 Herman Tieman, trans No 14.. 80.00 Perry G. Rice, jan serv No 5 80.00 Calvin T. Say. jan serv No 7 80.00 W. E. Privett, jan serv H S BU.OU Roy T. Whitinger, jan ser No 14 80.00 Lav in a Ross, libr serv H S. . 40.00 Cans. S. Kooerts. trans No. 1.. 80.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee s • sal 100.00 L. A. Mangold, repair sch bus 6 25 Wm. M. Cline, trans No 13.... 80.00 Herman Doll, repair motor No 14 6.00 ,D. E. Hudson, agt frt on coal 58.14 Ross Stockberger, haul coal. H Sand No 5 48.00 Ogle Coal Cos., coal for H S., Nos 6 and 7 * 180.45 Ind. liaily Times, pub an report 66.99 The Mail press, pub an report, $66.99; and envelopes $3.00 .. 69.99 The Mail Press, school printing 20.00 L. S. Ayres & Cos.. 1 pr Weed chains for schl bus 6.75 Alice Glasson, teaching No 1.. 105.00 Beatrice Hartman, teach No 2 100.00 Amanda E. Pursel, teach No 5 135.00 Pearl Jones Awaits, teach No 6 130.00 Chas. E. Farmer, teach No 5.. 130,00 Hazel Klukard. teaching No 6 123.00 Ruth Barker, teaching No 5.... 100.00 Thelma Turner. caching No 6 100.00 Pearl Eller teaching No 5.... 130.00 Lads Richards teaching No 5.. 105.00 Austin Smith, teaching No 7.. 130.00 Ethel Bridgeford. teaching No. 7 llc.oo Florence Leonard Cotton, teach No 7 100.00 Elia Rudd, teaching No 7 110.00 Merle Helderman, teach No 14 120.00 Ruby B. Boone, teaching No 14 100.00 it; n.se Bowen, teaching No 14 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teaching No 14 100.00 Helen Hartman, teaching No 16 lou.ou Beatrb ,• M. Montrose, teaching No 15 100.00 O. H. Blossom, prln H S ...... 205.00 A. W. Discus, teaching H S-... 160.00 Lida Lamar teaching H 5.... 150.00 Robetta Van A redell, teaching dom scl H Sand No 5 145.00 Mrs. B. XV. Stoddard,, teach art H Sand Nos 6,7, 14. 15.... 160.00 Estelle !’• rkins. tea-'h music H S Slid Noe 5, 7. 14. 13 135.00 Broad Ripple Slat© Bank, t H S 3,446 la. X. Hines, S*rc., reach assess 10 00 Chas. S. Hardy, 1 sheep killed 10.00 Stand. Oil to., gas fur sc hi bus 26.24 Herman Tieman, trans Xo 14 80.00 Harvey O. Hessong. traits Xo 8 80.00 K* rbt-rt A. Miiburn, trsn Xo 12 30.00 James M. Johnson, grounds for * ,il building Xo 15... 4,725.00 John W. Castor, Recorder, record deed for schl grads Xo 15 1.10 Alvin P. Rice, labor. No 15.... 2 00 Perry G. Rice, Jan serv So 5 80.00 \V. E. Privett. Jar, serv H 3. . 8 0.00 Lavir.a Ross, libr Berv H k. . . 4v.00 Roy Whiti: g*-r, jan serv Xo 14 80.00 Calvin T Say, Jan serv Xo 7.. Su. i/0 Chas. S. Roberts, trans Xo 4.. 80.00 Wm. M. t line, trans N.> 13 Rexford Vance, trans Xo 3 80.00 James I). M' Callie, trar.s Xo 10 IC I .OO Alpha M. Leonard, trans Xo 13 80.00 R. A. Lenv ke. Treas., ex 11*■ x tax 2.4. -80 Aihe Glasson. teaching Xo 1 105.00 Beatrice Hartman, teavh Xo 2 l 1 .00 Amanda I*. Pursel, teach No 5 155.00 Pearl Swails. t*a !i So 5 13U.00 Chas. E. Farmer, team Xo 5.. 130.00 Hazel KRikard. teach Xo 5 125.00 ; Ruth Barker, tea h No 5 100.00 i Theima Turner teach Xo 5.,,. ino.oo ! Pearl Eller, tea h No 5 130.00 Lois R. l ards, t-ach Xo 5 105.00 Austin .Smith, teach Xo 7 130.00 Fiore Leoiiard Cotton, teach Xo 7 100.00 ! EthM Bridgford, tea'h Xo 7.. 110.00 Elia Rudd teach No 7 110.00 Merle H it-rman, teach No 14.. 120.00 Ruby Boone, teach No 1 * . 100.hO Glenrose Bowen, teach No 14.. 100.00 Gladys Osborn, teach No 14 ... 105.00 Ht ien Hartman, teach No 15 106.00 Beatrice M. Montrose, teaching N • 1 100 *0 O. x? B!v s-f prln H 8 205 00 A. \V. Dls us. tech H and ISv.OO Lida Lamar, teach H 8 150 oo Robetta Var Arsdell, t.-arh H S 150.00 bte ia Rl* har F.< . ixaweun. teach

US 145.00 Mr.i, li. W t'.ddar-i, teach art II S arid Nos 5. 7, 14. 15.... 150.00 L'. : t iJ* rkir... tea*-h music II S Nos 5. 7. 14, 15 155.00 C"ha*. W. Rosier, trar s No 9. iso.oo P. WnjfhN trustee’s salary 1ut..;0 fio-..* S:r, kborger, hauling; coal H Sand N’n 5 32.00 ; Thfr Wif-bke <Jo., plumb rep No 7 26 65 li I' Do;., in i la.* ps .. .. 5.04 Boa- i < f Industrial Aid f >r Blind 1.-romns 21.00 1 L. L Hudson, ok* frt on car coal No 6 and H S . . 73 33 C -a 3 . . k iCrbcria, trans No 4.. 60.00 Ste-.van-f'arey ‘. ass gia3s f* r s'hvol buldj? 10.65 ltd. Bell Tci tel r-nt H S 5.00 li'■ irv* y C. Hi trar a Mo H SO 00 It- Xfnrd Va;ve, tiai.s No 3 ... 50.00 fi rman Tit-man, trains No 14 . fiO.OO St ad. Oil. gas for vhi bus. 25.83 l'**rry i. Hit t-, jan serve No 6.. >u.oo W. K. Private. it r; • r ; !{ K . *.<> ar • : o. W Brady, r'p to pmp No 3 5 3.50 \\ Hi t,- .', jan .serv No 14 SO 00 Calvin T. Say. jan serv No 7... Sn 00 I-avr-a H ms llbr serv H 8. 40.00 TKrb< rr A. Mlnturn. trans No 12 80.00 J. I. Mfjr <"O., paper toweis and toilet paper . . 45.31 Chaa. I*. Wright, trustee\s salary 100.00 Ur*-ad JlippU carafe, battery recharge for m-hl bus 1,00 Castor Br<s.. J. P. supplies 18.00 O/.ie Coal Cos. # Coal for H B and No 6 157.31 Vonnegut II dw. Cos., tools for man train H H 17.04 Alice Glapson, teach No 1 lofi.oo Beatrice Hartman, teach No 2 . 100.00 Ama.'itla \ . Per 01. tea' ll No 5 135.00 Pearl J-c • s Swaps, teach No b 130.n0 ‘■has. K. Farmer, teach No 5... 180.00 Haz | Pickard, teach No 6 125*00 Kuth Bark* r teach No 5 100*00 Thelma Turner, teach No 5 100.00 Pearl Kiler, teach No 5 lsoloo . Lois Richards, tea' h No 5 100 00 Austin Smith, teach No ( 130.00 Id rlt * 1 Hridgford. teach No 7... 110,00 Florence Leonard Cotton, teach No 7 100.00 Ella Rudd. tf-a<-h Xc 7 nuOO -RH-* Hr'ilrrman, tc-ru-h N„ M. I2fhon Ruby B. Boone, teach No 14.... 100.00 triecros'* Bowen, teach No *4.... 100*00 •Iledys • csborri. teach No H 100.00 Helen Hartman, La*h No 16.. 105.00 Beatrice Montroß**, reach No 15.. 100.00 4 >. H Blossom, prln H S 205.00 A. W. Discus, tea' ll H S 160.00 Lida Larr.ar. teach H S 150.00 VanArsdell, teach H S I5o!oO Stella Richardson Dawson, teach dorn S' t H Sand No 5. . . 145.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teach art H Sand Nos 5,7, 14. 15 .... 160.00 Ks4* lia Perkins, teach musio, H Sand Nos 5, 7. 14. 15 .... 156.00 .ram* s 1. McCallle, trans No 10 ,so.oo Beryo Vance, enumerating schl children and soldiers 21.00 Krr • t J‘- r - i*y - numeratiug schl children and soldiers... 30.00 Lillian D. Wright, enumerating schl chiidr- n and soldiers.... 28.00 i Chas. S. P<dc-rts, tram- No 4. 104.00 Chris. W. Keeler, trims No 9 aid wagon repairs 176,00 Della L. Bennett, enumerating schl children and soldiers .... 30.50 ‘Lad’ s Osborp, teaching No 14 looioo Gladys Osborn, 5 institutes .... 25.00 Merle H i- rrnan, teach No 14 120.00 Meric H* raiai’ 7 1 n?-tltutes. . 42.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No 3 4 .. 100.00 (il* r se Bowen. C institutes .... 20.00 Jar.-ms I>. Mc<'a!lle. frans No 10 and wagon repairs .. 00.32 Beat hr i e Montrse, teach No 15 100.00 13*;i'*.r -• Montrose, 7 institutes and .la id tor fee 6 7.00 Henna; Tieman, trams No 14.. 88.0) Ruby B. Boone, t.-ach No 3 4... lOO.’ni) Ruby B. Boone, 7 institutes .. 85.00 ; Herbert A. Mlnturn, trams No 12 65.00 I A. \V. Discus, teach H 8 16o!oO I A. W. Discus, 7 institutes .... 66.00 Alice Glasson, teach No 1 106^00 Alice Glasson, 7 institute* and Janitor fee 68.75 ; Jew ell Wasson, trims No t 4S 50 ! Alpha Leonard. trana No 13 and 1 wagon repairs 173.60 Florence Leonard Cotton, teach No 7 100.00 Florence Leonard Cotton. 7 lnatl 35.00 Wrn M. (’line, trans No 13 and •.v aK on repairs 173.77 p.exford Bance trans. No. 3 and 17 n repairs 96,00 I,ida Lamar teach 11 R 150.00 I,lda Lamar 7 Institutes 52.50 Robetta VanArsdell, teach H S.. 150.00 Robetta VanArsdell, 7 Institutes 52.50 O. H Blossom, prln H S 205.00 ! O. H. Blossom, 7 Institutes.... 7L75 1 Thelma Turner, teach No. 6... 10U 00 Thelma Turner 7 Institute*. 55.00

LEGAL NOTICES. Estella Perkins, teach music H S Nos 5, ?, 14, 15 165.00 Estella Perkins, 7 Institute*.... 64.28 Lois Richards, teach No 6 106.00 Lois Richards, 7 Institutes 3(5.76 Hazel Rinkard, teach No 6..... 125.00 Hazel Rinkard, 6 institutes.... 87.60 Austin bmiih, teach No 7 130.00 Austin Smith, 7 institutes 46.60 Ruth Barker, teach No 6 100.00 Ruth Barker, 7 institutes 36.00 Perry G. Rice, jan serv No 6.. 80.00 Harvey C. Hessong, trans No 8 and wagon repairs 94.50 Amanda E. Pursel, tach No 5.. 136.00 Amanda E. Pursel, 7 institutes.. 47.26 Pearl Eller, teach No 6 180.00 Pearl Eller, 7 institutes 45.60 W. E. Privett, ja nserv H S.. 80.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee’s salary 100.00 Lavina Ross, libr services 40.00 Otto Ehrgott, lettering diplomas 6.30 Roy Whitinger, Jan serv' No 14 80.00 Robetta YanArsdeil, mus for com 12.00 Calvin T. Say, Jan serv and material for schl No 7 94.51 Chas E. Farmer, teach No 6.. 130.00 Chas E. Farmer, 7 institutes.... 46.60 Broad Ripple State Bank. Int on bond*, II S 98.21 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach dom scl, H Sand No 5 145.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, 7 Inst 60.76 Ethel Bridgford, teach No 7.... 110.00 Ethel Bridgford, 7 institutes... 38.60 Helen Hartman, teach No 16... 106.00 Helen Hartman, 6 Institutes and janitor fee 63.60 Beatrice Hartman, teach No 2. 100.00 Beatrice Hartman, 7 Institutes and janitor fee 67.00 Ella Rudd, teach No 7 110.00 Eila Rudd, 7 Institutes 88.60 Pearl Jones Swails, teach No 6 130.00 Pearl Jones Swalis, 7 institutes 46.60 F. Weatheroee, rep on schl bus .76 J. F. Kassebaum, dom scl supl 43.76 \V. E. Rodocker, coal for No 7 and transferring 27.56 C. W. Whitman, com address 20.00 T. C. Easterday, lab and uiatl No 1 6.00 Stand. Oil Cos., gas for schl bu* 8.61 Kiger 6c Cos., J. j. supplies 2.40 iviger 6c Cos., school supplies 70.89 /. F. Kassebaum. mati for schis 1.8 7 Osborn-Harvey Cos., rep schl bus 17.15 Mr.-. B. W . Stoddard, teach art, H 3 and Noa 5. 7. 14, 16 .... 160.00 Win. Burford, ptg sc.hi bonds. . 42.60 Herman Doll, iab and mail ii S 46.43 Broad Ripple Lbr. Cos„ mail for schools 16.46 Chas. Roberts, trans Xo 4 4.00 VV. E. Privett, jan serv II 8. . 80.00 Broad Ripple State Bank, bonds at.d iut Xo 14 1,489.28 Chas. jt*. Wright, trustee’s salary 100.00 The Indpls. Commercial, legal advertisement 29.30 Indpis. V\ ater Cos., wtr serv H S 80.60 Indpls. Light & Heat Cos., elec serv No* 7 and 14 70.7 9 Merchants ilt-at d* Light Cos., sie serv ice H 8 118 60 Ind. Daily Time* adv... 1t>.58 Citizens Gas Cos., gas serv H S 6.40 The Mail Press, sciii printing . 16.60 The Mall Press. legal notices... 6.00 h-amuel G. King, postage stamps Hrnidey W. Johnson, iegal serv schl b*dg 46th and Ke> s one ave 100.00 India A. Wright, clerical assist 180.00 Schiegel & Hoehm, part paymt font schl bldg 46th and Keystone ave 3,699.63 W E Privett, jan serv 80.00 •’lenient* Purdy, trust., trans tui 339.t*0 Frank E. Watt*, mail for *chls 8.66 Jhas. 1\ Wright, trustee's salary 100.uO Chas Krauss >v Sons, full payt on cont schl bldg 4oth and Keystone ave 475.75 Cotton-Wlet.k* Cos., part payt on ‘■out s. hi 46th and Keystone ave 2.446. SO S hi.'gel & Boehm, part payt on cont schl bidg 46th and Keystone ave 9.86 >.OO Broad Ripple State Bank, bonds and In; No 7 3.44 0 Wm. Laurie Cos, ribbon fnr dtp'.* 3.06 Ind. B and Tel. Cos., phon* rent H 8 to July 1. 1921 6.00 ■Hal <& Koster. printing bonds schl house, 46th and Key ave 77.00 BfthH. Knowiton v Cos., part payt arch serv h hi bldg 46th ami Keystone ave 246.64 Board of Hchl Com. Indpls, tra- s tuition . . 2.000.00 Bard of Ahi Com Inpla. trans tuition 4.016.41 W. H Evans, trustee, trens tuitn 194.2 1 W. K. Privett. jan serv H H. . BU.OO Broad Ripp!** State Bank. Int on bonds, schl grnds, 46th and Keystone a\e ... ISO.OO Cotton-Wlebke C’o . part payt on cont, 46th and Keystone a’-e 1.621.35 C L. Smith Electric Cos., part payt on const 4 6th and Keystone nve . 340.00 Schiegel -4 Roshm. part paymt <• vnst. 46th and K>.yston* ave , 12.187.37 3; • : State Bank. Int on bonds, H S 38? W'n. T. Hensley, rp pump Xo 7 6 06 S A H Ig.u, trustee, tra * tuitn 164 *5 Ilrm.-st Fis laer. 2 kl:ld 3.00 li. F‘i ii'ppie State Bank, int on bon is, No 15 2.7 00.00 Eva Morgan, dr. schl bldg No 5 16.00 W. K. Privett, Jan eerv H S 60 00 ,< h-is. X Km-r ''ln Nwby -rr Dave Hu rt ley, repairs on schl bus 9* 70 * has. P W right, trusties salary 300.00 J. li. Greenwood, r*-p >'£! wgns lui) 5 Gottor-Webk® Cos., part paymt cont, 46th arid Keystone ave 1,667 45 W. F Johnson Lbr. Cos., window sash for H 8 21.00 Sci*iegel A. Rt>*hin, part paymt cont. 46th and Keystone ave 10.976.15 C. I. Sm th L Cos., par' pint cont, 46th and Keystone ave 256.00 k v.irt Cos., bock. for

H S library 27.73 ol fund $! from Road to Special Schl Fund.. 1.000.00 Delphi Watton Works, 2 auto si hi buses and boaters 3.613.50 Kiser & s' •>., township supplies *7.37 Kilter & Cos., schl uuip & sup’s 3,255.23 Bass. Kiinwltnn A Cos , part pymt arch serv, 46th A Keystone ave 678.15 Freyn Bros., part paymt piub cont, 46th and Keystone ave 1,300.00 T. (). Fas ter day. lb A matl No 6 60.00 Fid Jackson, See. of State, auto schl bus licenses . D.OO < 'arl XL i'arty. 2 r- sale ga.s bbls 8.00 Chas. V. VV'hitlnKer, Jan serv No 14 80.00 W E. Brlvett, Jan serv H 5.... 80.00 Ferry ' 1 Hies, Jan serv No 6. . 80.00 Chas. H' ktnan, Jan serv No 7 80.00 H. A Byrkett. rep to auto sohl bus 94.25 Herbert A. Mlnturn, trans No 12 60.00 Myron K. Dawson, trar.* No 9 60.00 ,-tn dun! i'll 'o. teas and oil for schl l 'i 102.17 Delphi Wagon Works, mirrors a id Install heat an auto schl busses 10.60 Stewart-' ’arey Glass Cos., fßaas for schl bldgs 15.46 Cotton-\\ lebke Cos., pt paymt on cont, 46th ami Keystone ave 2,935.22 J. K, Bryce, teaching No 6.... 146.00 Pear! Jones hwalls, teach No 5 140.00 Amanda K. Pursel, teach No 6 140.00 Merit Helderman, teach No 6 130.00 Lois Richards, teach No 5 iro.oo Hazel HI, kard, teach No 5 136.00 Irma Ruff, teach No. 5 120,00 Pearl E'ier, teach No 5 140 00 Lulu Prut her, teach No 7 140.00 Ethel Bridglord, teach No 7 120.00 Beatrice Hartman, teach No 7 106.00 Ella Rudd teach No 7 120.00 Georgia M. Watkins, teach No 14 140.00 Helen Hartman, teach No 14.... 110.00 Glenrosc Bowen, teach No 14... 105.00 Gladys Harvey, teach No 14 ... 105.00 Alice Glasson, teach No 16 70.00 Ruby Boone, teach No 15 60.00 Beatrice Montrose, teach No 16 52.60 Emma Raab, teach No 15 66.00 Jessica Huff, teach No 15 60.00 Esther M Hurst teach No 15 32.60 J. W. Glllasple, prln H 3 226.00 A. F. Thomas, teach H S 185.00 Lida Lamar, tench H S ICO.Ou Robetta I’. Brewer, teach H 8. 160.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach dom eel, H Sand No C 155.00 Ruth Morrow, teach music, H S Nos 6,7, 14. 16 140.00 Mrs. B. W r . Stoddard, teach art, H 8, Nos 5, 7. 14. 15 165.00 Harvey C. Hessong, trans No 8 80.00 Schlegol A Roehrn, pt paymt sen cont. 46th and Keystone ave 13,928.10 Chas. S. Roberta, trans No 4... 80.00 Rexford Vance, trans No 3.... 80 00 Mary J. Negley. teach H S 116 25 C. L. Smith Elec. >’o., pt paymt cont, 46th and Keystone ave 170.00 p. S. Thomas, jan serv No 16 13.30 D. E. Hudson, ngt.. frt on coal 95.86 Joe Schwartz scat for schl bus 9.00 Lavir.a Ross, librarian H S.. . 40.00 Ere.yn Bros., pt paymt on plumb cont schl 46th & Keystone ave 3,633.75 R. W. Henderson, shov cl No 14 2.80 Clyde Randall, trans No 10,... 70.00 Henry Burton, teach No 5 30.00 Albert A. Hess, 11 chick killed 9.90 Arthur Dugan, haul coal H S and No 14 46.00 Joe Schwartz, trans No 2 70.00 Alice Glasson, teach No 15 70.00 D. E. Hudson, agt.. frt on coal 71.31 Ind Bell Tel. Cos., tel rent, H S to Jan. 1. 1922, No 14164 12.00 Alvin P Rice, trans No. 1 go. 00 Myron Dawson, trans No 9 80.00 Chas. P. Wright, trustee’s salary 100.00 Perry G. Rice, jan No 5 80.00 Herbert A. Mlnturn trans No 12 80.00 I>. S. Thomas. Jan No 15 80.00 Chas. A. Heckman, Jan No 7... 80.00 W. E. Privett, Jan H S 80.00 Chas. E. Whlttnger, Jan No 14. 80.00 Carman & Fryer, rep pump No 7 21.00 Maas-Nlemeler Lbr. Cos., man tr matl, H S— 92.801

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LEGAL NOTICES. (GoutmuedG Th® H. Lleber Cos., art supplies 6.03 Wm. M. Cline, trans No 13 160.00 Tkos. S. UUlott, trans No 13 160.00 A. J. Nystrom, maps for No 15 177.00 W. H. Johnson & bon Cos., turn repairs No 14 21.45 Victor Furniture Cos., art tables 59.40 hj. C. Atkins st Cos., rep tools H S 15.05 liroad Hippie State Bank, lnsur on schl busses 47.25 Samuel G. Link, postage stamps 4.00 <Jgle Coal Cos., coal lor schis... 535.61 Stand. Oil Cos., gas for schl bus 50.15 Caroline Huffman, annual rent for schl grounds No 5 v 25.00 Kiger & Cos., furniture 1,159.34 He-vford Vance, trans No 3.... 30.00 Chas. W. Kesier, trans No 14.. 160.00 Broad Hippie Slate Bank, bond and Int, H S 758.21 Cottou-Wiebke Cos., pt paymt heat cont, 46th and Keystone ave 1,343.43 In. Bell Tel. Cos., phone rt H S 5.73 itonry Buriun, leacning No 16. 90.t0 Chas. S. Hoberts, trans No 4. ... 80.00 Vonnegut lldw. Cos., man, tr sup H S 188.13 Ind. Daily Times, legal adv.... 32.51 Indpls. Coal Cos., coal for sciils.. 53.33 Arthur Dugan, haul coai U S No 5 and No 15 43.27 Inna Huff, teach No 5 120.00 J. B. Hryce, teach No 5 145.00 iT-arl Jones Swails, teach No 5 140.00 Amanda h*. Furscl, teach No 6 140.00 Merle Helderman, teach No 6.. 130.00 Bois Hichards, teach No 5.... 120.00 Hazel Hinkard, teach No 5 186.uu Heart Filer, teach No 5 140.00 Lulu M. Prather. teachNo 7 140.00 Kthel Bridgford. teach No 7.... 120.00 Beatrice Hartman, teach No 7.. 106.00 Bila Hudd, leach No 7 120.00 Georgia il. Watkins, teach No 14 14u.00 Helen Hartman, teach No 14.... 110.00 Glenrose Bowen, teach No 14.... luu.oo Gladys llai vey, leach No 14,... 106. oo Alice Glasson, teach No 15.... Huby B. Boone, teach No 16... 120.00 Beatrice Montrose, teach No 15. 106.00 Bmma Kaab, teach No 15 110.00 Jess.ca Huff, teach No 15 100.00 J. VV. GUlasple, prin H S 2-5.00 A. F. Thomas, teach H S 185,00 Lida Lamar, teach H S 100.00 Hobetta V. Brewer, teach ii S 160.00 Lather M. Hurst, leach H S.. 100.00 Stella Richardson Dawson, teach dom sci, 11 Sand No 6 165.00 Mrs. B. W. Stoddard, teach art. ii Sand Nos 6. 7, 14. 15 165.00 ltuth Morrow, teach music, H S, Nos 5. 7, 14, 15 140.00 Harvey C. Hessong trans No 8 80.00 Lavina Hoss, Lbr serv ii S 40.c0 Clyde Randall, trans No 10 . . -o Oo Indpls. Lbr Cos., schl desk, iluor strips. No 16 08-60 American Book Cos., music t-.it books for teachers K. U Lennox p.ano Cos., mov 2 pianos. No 2 and No 15 15-00 Ho.and M Cotton Cos., repair healing plant, 11 S 15 •-. 4 J Alice M. Glasson, teach No 15 Vo.oc Alvin p. Hire, traus No 1 8 0"o j. w. Klli.-M.ple. ‘it i- ti H s. Joe Schw-trtz. trails No 2 Henry F Burton, teacn No 15.. Herbert A. Mlnturn, trans No 12 80.09 P. .0. Thomas, jan net. No 15 Thus. S. LMott, trans No. 13. . Chus. A Heckman, jan serv No 7 Chas. F. Whiting, r, jan s-rv No H 80.00 W. E. PrlteiC Jan serv 11 N I‘erty G. i.ice. jan serv No 6 80.00 ( has. P. v. i ignl ru ry Broad Ripp.e hiulo Bank. lut on bonds, No 14 . . i'tins. S. Huberts, irans No 4 Myron Dawson, uai.a No 9 ... Bo.oj Stand Oil Cos., oil at gas for schl busses **•*' D JE Hudson, agt , frt oh coal, H a and No 5 "-3 Harvey C. H-ss-ng. trans No 8 H. i' Doll, electru htn.ps Iho H. Hob r Cos man trg sup Mass-Nemeler Lbr. Cos., man tig mail. H 6. Irma Ruff, teach N > 5 J- "•> J E. Bryce, tea a No 5. P art Joins Swal.s. ah No 5 V Amanda E Pursel. t-ach No 5 14 o Merle Helderman. tea h No 5 *>•' 00 Lois Hichards. tea- h No 5 '.•> Hazel Hinkard. W-aclt No 5 12.c0 1-. ari Eller, teach N‘> 5 14 ' Lulu Prather, teach No 7 141 Ethel lir.dgford, lea h No 7 1 - ’ ,J; ' Beatrice'Hartman, tea hN - 7.. 1 uu E. n Rudd teach No 7 1 - ,rgia M IVi kins, t.a- h N'> 14 1- 1 > Helen Hartman, t-a h No 14. . i- ■ "6 Glenrose It nv-ti, t-a i* No 14 1 ' 6 ” ’ Gladys Harvey, tea- h N > 14 .... lt-5.t0 A.i •• • • :> N“ 16... ■ Huby Boon*, tea h N-> i-5 .... Beatrice Montrose, t.a h No 16. 1"“ ' '' Emma Kaab. tea.-U No 15 ••• 1 Henry K Burton, t-ach No 16 E Jessica Huff, teach N-. i..... luuuu J. VV. Gtllasple. prln H and-- ' A F. Thomas, tes h H .4 Lida Umsr, ten h 11 3 l '-' Robetta V Brewer, tea-:. H.-4 1 Esther M Hurst, let U F... n ’(l‘rlm s- i'll S s * 1 No e 166.'U Mrs B W b'.odd.ird. t-a h art. H K Noe 5. 7. 14, 15 1*5.00 Clyde Panda . Irene No 70.U0 Kul h Morrow, Pah music. H S N 5 14. H ••• 141. U , • H Petei - hau a < al No 1* Rexford Varo s. tra: s No 3 *•''* Arthur Dugan, haul < nul. H and No 6 . . -6.52 A. O. Bowen, late Nora sch. rd 3- 9U John Har ourt, ad.dsory s--v.. Elijah Dawson, advrr.ory err/ .. -u c. ii. Han .nond, ad. ry serv The Ms i. Pri-IM*. e m prm".ng. . --.-‘J G. V. Keher. repair s ..1 e.ticks. A. ,6 Emsiey VV. Johnson, 1-gal artfur year 1921 160.99 ind. Bel- Tel Cos., tel e rvt e VVSsh 4014, to Jan. 1, 19-2. it a 6 50 Lavina Boss, liLr *.-rv H a 40.U0 hcolege: A lt--hm. pt paymt gu cont whi b-tig 46t0 and KejrHtoue ave . . 2.623.95 Broad Hippie Plbg O.. iab and math H S *.50 Vonnegut Hdw. Cos . mtl for schl Joe Schwarts, tra .s Nos 1. 2. 15 .5.30 Maas-Nm< ler Lbr. Cos . man trg matl. H H 6.04 Chas. Krause *. Homa repairing pump. No 14 . . American Book Cos., 2 Da/ms Teachers Manuals 1-87 Murray E. Rice, transf schl turn Noa 1,2, and 15 to 48th st 18.00 Wm. M. CUne, trans No 13 .... 12u.U0 Scott. Foreeman & Cos., suplmty readers. Non o and 7 46.63 Stewart-Carey Glass Cos., gloss so schl bus 1.80 India A. Wright, clerical assist 82-.-’ Rexford Vance, trace No 3 4 4.09 Alvin P. Kite, trann No 1 85.uU Klgor A Cos, sch! supp l-s Hi Kiger tk Cos., l P supplies . Chas VV. Kesier, trails No 14 124.00 Standard Oil Cos., gas and oil for 8* lil bua*e si.hi Oglo Coal Cos., coal for schl*.. 646.13 Imlpls. Water Cos, water service jj y 89.04 Chus. K Hoberts. trans No 4 61.00 Broad Hippie Lbr. Cos, mat! for il S 1 - 3 ‘ Osb ru Harvey ( o, rep foi * b bus Frank Watts, mat! for schis. VV. E. Rodocker, transfer tk coal H A Byrkclt. rep to gctil bus 3.06 Citizens Gas Cos, gas for H U Merchants licat A Light ‘ o, elsa service, H B. 48-85 Xndpis. Light it Heat Cos, eleo serv. No 7 and No 11 Myron Dawson, trans No 9 64.00 j F. Kassebaum, dom n- 1 and sclil supplies 47.59 Broad Hippie Btatn Bank lnsur on schl bldg. 4 0 ill and Keystone ave 150.00 Harvey C Hesotig. traus No S3 4 1.00 Cl ia .s. P. Wright, trustee s salary, slls 00 and exp, $280.31 430.31 TOWNSHIP FUND. Balance on hand $3,377.40 Receipts during year 3.839.5S Total of balances and receipts.. /, h 1.. k8 Disbursements during year 5.683.20 Final balances 1.634.08 HOAD FUND.

Balance on hand 11,116.80 Receipts during year 17.76 Total of balances and receipts.. 1,134,66 Disbursements during year .... 1.0u0.0u Final balances 134.66 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND. lialanoo on hand 810,672.26 Receipts during year 123,609.33 Total of balances and receipts.. 1 34,281.68 In.loir. in. ’ dating year.... 10.. in Final balances 3.,.1,3.60 TUITION FUND. Balance on hand $13,302.66 ipt, during year 31- ' Total (if balances and rcc.-lpts. . 44.697.70 Disbursements during year .... 2K.4,5.;>0 Final balances 16,119.20 DOG FUND. Balance on hand $2,567.80 Receipts during year 2,679.00 Total of balances and receipts.. 5.246.80 Disbursements during year 2,480.70 Final balances 2,766.10 SPECIAL SCHOOL BOND FUND. Balance on hand $16,470.49 Receipts during year 5,206.33 Total of balances and receipts.. 21.675.82 Disbursements during year 16,690.46 Final balances 4.985.36 TEACHERS RETIREMENT FUND. Balance on hand SIO.OO Receipts during year 19.47 Total of balances and receipts.. 39.47 Disbursements during year 10.00 Final balances 19.47 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS. Balance on hand $47,517.40 Receipts during year 166,666.80 Total of balances and receipt*.. 214,183.20 Disbursements during year.... 166,265.79

LEGAL NOTICES. (Continued.) Final balances 57,917.41 Total balance* as shown by this report $67,917.41 Warrant checks, outstanding December 31st, 1921 19.46 Total balances and outstanding war ants. Dec. 31st. 1921 57,936.87 Cash in depository, Dec. 31st, 1921 57,936.87 TAX LEVIES FOR THE YEAR 1922 Township Fund 01 ’‘cents on the SIOO Spec. Schl. Fund. . . 13% cents on the SIOO Sp. Schl. Bond Fund .11 cents on the $ 100 Tuition Fund 12 cents on the SIOO l’oor Fund .00Vi cents on the $ 100 Total of all levies .. .38 cents on the SIOO Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board, of tills township, this 3d day of January, 1922. JOHN HARCOUHT, Chairman. This report, was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at its annual meeting, this the 3d day of January, 1922. JOHN HARCOURT, O. ii. HAMMOND. ELIJAH DAWSON. : E To THE ’( AX PAN 1C Its <>F THE PARK DISTRICT OF THE CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS INDIANA. The taxpayers of the park district of the city of Indianapolis. Indiana, are hereby notified that the Board us Park Commissioners of the city of Indianapolis hits by resolution determined that it is necessary to issue and sell bonds of said park district of the < ity of Indianapolis In the sum of sixty thousand ($60,000.00) dollars for the purpose of procuring funds with which to piy for the construction of a swimming pool in Douglas* Park in the city of Indianapolis and expense* Incident thereto, all of which is fully set out and described in Construction Resolution No. 29. 1921, and tl • plans and specifications adopted thereunder. Said bonds shall be issued for a period of five years and shall bear interest at the rat of six per cent (60/ ) per annum, payable semi-annually at the office of the treasurer of the city *.f Indianapolis. Unless objection is made by the taxpayers of said park district in the manner prescribed by law the said Board of Park Commissioners and the city controller of Indianapolis will, pursuant to sad determination 'ind order, proceed to cause ?>al(1 bonds in said amount to bo issued and sold l for the purpos.-s b.-y In set out. (' H A 11Li :s A 800 KW A LTER, FEED CLINK, SARAH E SHANK. , A • ! • '. r . Board of Park Commissioner* of the ! City of Indianapolis, Ind.

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LEGION PLANS BIG DRIVE FOR COMPENSATION (Continued From Pago One.) tafton committee, and Daniel F. Steek of Des Moines, lowa, chairman of the legislative committee. SEPARATE FEKTINGS IN AFTERNOON. The first part of the afternoon was given over to separate meetings of the executive and legislative committees and department commanders and adjutants after which a general session was held at ; 3 :30 o’clock. In his opening talk, Commander MacNider made It plain that In his mind tho strength of the legion lay in its local units and national headquarters,. under his administration, would not try to lni stitute any campaigns or drives in any | State against the will of that department. ; “I want it distinctly understood,’ he i said “that J am not trying to dictate to | the department. I am merely going to | suggest some things.” He then took up the lowa plan and went into it briefly, explaining the cen--1 sus was taken largely through the untiring effort of the women of the women of the legion auxiliary. He did not claim that the lowa plan had worked perfectly in that State, but he said he was convinced it wag a good one, because, although it had been conducted with only what he considered 40 per cent efficiency, it had succeeded in bringing 45 per cent of tho former service men of the State into the legion.

HUM) OCT LEGION VALt ABLE TO THEM. “Tije reason they came in was because they found the legion meant something to them.” he explained. “This drive was not a membership drive, but it resulted in increased membership because it gave s in.thing to the men. ”1 can ncit see why we can not make ! the legion into something so big that it will be able to accomplish what it wants in regard to disat led veterans and other things it advocates. Today I believe ! the legion throughout the various departm uts has tile best set of officers it ! ever bad. and it is with these depart- ! meats that the real legion work rests. “At national headquarters we are in favor of this service and an adjusted compensation campaign, but we want it done your way. the way you men In the departments want it done, and we don’t want it done if you do not approve of tho plan yourselves.” Oilier things suggested hy Commander ! M.-n-Xider for discussion was the establishment of a “rotating fund." “There ire many men,” he said, “who ; do not need a ‘bonus' or do not want to \ accept one. L*-t titem turn the amount over to the rotating fund to be b aned otit to disabled veterans to aid them lu I their tight ba k to health.” Personal contact, he Insisted, is far more effective than all the posters in ! the world. | “You get In touch -dth your service ; men ’’ la* said, “ask them about Jobs, about the legion weekly, about compensation, and thor things tha: interest , him and you will find that he is far more i interested than he is by any statements i on posters.” Establishment of legion athletics on a : large scale sUo was favored. “At the convention at New Orleans.” the command' r said, “I hope to see a big athletic carnival with everything from ti-idle de winks to football.” He made !t very clear tha* *he national headquarters would not lnte.est itself lu political appointments. “If wo waut to bust the legion wide oiioi I th irk we could do nothing more effective tt.an to interest ourselves in the appointment of a postmaster, as Mandam, ! N. P.. for example,"' he said. Aii'ert A. Sprague, chairman of the ro ti Mlltation committee. outlined tTie j plans so,- the coming vnir Me advocated i the establishment of a legion organization t- closely cooperate with the Veterans- Ruiv in. and 'he decentralization ‘of the bureau Personal contact with ! - Lli .1 m.-n and familiarity with their let e should replace card indexes at j U . -liingtmi. he said. | He tils, expressed regret that more no were not being given vocational education. Daniel P Stock, briefly told of the wi rk of the legislative commlfte at \V ishtngton, ar.d of plans for the future. He requested local legion posts not to trike up legislative matters unless requested to do so by tha committee. VIE MORTAL TO HONOR GALBRAITH. ! The -omniitfee on a memorial for F. W. • ' tP'i-oith Jr. former national commander ■l’ the legion, w ho was killed in an autouiotdlc a. blent In this city lust year, report.' ! in favor of tho erection of a -.-. toai memorial on the highlands in l-in-•itn :iti. overlooking the Ohio l.iver, file memorial to consist of a granite shaft with a tablet in memory of the past couij niandi r. I ungual interest wna taken in the presence of the committee appointed hy Sain pel Gompers, president of the Amer- : Man Federation of Labor. In tho past there has been friction and misunderstandings between the legion and various bodies of organized labor, and it was the general opinion b-fore the meeting nil these differences would te smoothed out to the satisfaction of both sides. PRESIDENT | SEN DS PROXY. President Harding is represented by j <’ol. Charles K. Forbes, director of the' 1 'nited States Veterans’ Bureau. 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Pettyjohn, commander. Florida J Y. Cheney adjutant. Georgia—James A. Fort, commander; J E. H McLendon, adjutant. Idaho—E. W. Sinclair, committeeman; Robert D. Leeper, commander, Lester F. Albert, adjutant. Illinois —Milton J. Foreman, commltWill Investigate Mining Conditions WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—Federal in ] vestigators will be sent to the coal fields j of (Vest Virginia to ascertain the truth (if charges made by representatives of miners that men who are no longer on tho pay rolls of the company are being evicted from their homes, Secretary of Labor Davis announced today. The charges were made to President Harding by a miners’ delegation this week. Connie Mack Stands Pat Connie Mack has apparently decided to stand pat on the club be had last year, so Philadelphia fans will have to get used to another season in the second ill vision. The Athletics lost thirty games in 11121 by- a single run. which proves that they weren't so much worse than the other fellows. 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teeman; William McCauley, commander; A. A. Sprague, adjutant. RYAN INDIANA COMMITTEEMAN. Indiana —Oswald Ryan, committeeman; Claude E. Gregg, commander; Frank H. Henley, adjutant. lowa—John H. Kelly, committeeman; Daniel Steek, commander: James F. Barton, adjutant : Frank F. Miles, alternate. Kansas—The Rev. K. A. Blackman, national chaplain; Wilder S. Metcalf, commander: Frank Samuel, adjutant. Kentucky—Emmett O'Neal, commander; S. S. Jones, adjutant. Louisiana—Oswald W. McNeese. commltteem^i; John D Ewing, commander. A. R. CnTstovich, adjutant: T. S. Waimsley. member of memorial committee. Maine—Edward S. Anttonie, commander; James Boyle, adjutant. Maryland—D. John Markey. committee man; Amos Woodcock, commander; Alfred Truitt, adjutant. Massachusetts -Charles 11. Cole, commander; Eben Putnam, national historian; Raymond O. Brackett, national vice commander Michigan—Paul A. Martin, commander: Lyle D. Tabor, adjutant: Dr. F. B Broderick, director of welfare: John G Emery, past national commander. Minnesota—R. A Rossberg, committee man; Dr. A. A. Van Dyke, commanderStafford King, adjutant. Mississippi—Winfred C. Adams, commander; Glen H. Smith, adjutant. Missouri —J. Pearce Kane, committeeman; Dr. H. F. Parker, commander; J K. Noonan, adjutant. Montana—William G. Ferguson, committeeman: C. T. Busha. Jr., commander Nebraska —Earl M. Cline, committee man: William Ritchie. Jr, commander; Frank B. O'Connell, adjutant. Nevada—T. L. Withers, commander: J. G Serughatn, adjutant. New Hampshire—Dr. Robert O Blond, commander: George W. Morrill, adjutant

6KARS REPRESENTS NEW JERSEY MEN. New Jersey—Joseph D. Sears, com rnander; Edward A. McGrath, a tjutant New Mexico—M. A. Oten. Jr. commander: Herman C Baca, adjutant. New York—K. K Robertson, commit teeman: W. F. Deegan, commander: Hugh Robertson, adjutant; Henry D. Lindsiey, national commander. North Carolina —Tom Bird, commander: Cale Burgess, adjutant. North Dakota—M. 11. Sprague, committeeman; Philip K. Bangs, commander: Ja<k Williams, adjutant. Ohio—.T, R. McQulgg, committeeman: Hugh Martin, adjutant: Gilbert Bi-tt-man, Robert L. Black and Milton Camphell, alternates. Oklahoma—Robert R. Keenan, committee man. Oregon—George White, committeeman; Lane Goddell, commander; E. J. Eivers, adjutnat. Pennsylvania—Franklin P’Olier, past national commander: Joseph H Thompson, commander; William G. Murdock, adjutant. Rhode Is’and—l.nke 11. Callnn, commander; John P. Hartlgan. adjutant. South Carolina —L. M. Johnson, committeeman. Tennessee George L. Berry, rational vice command'-r. Texas It G. Storey, committeemanWayne Davis, commander; A. J. Reinhart. adjutant Ftah Murray W. McCarty, commit’eemnn; B W. Black commander; Kirke M. Decker, adjutant. Vermont —Allen Fletcher, adjutant. Virginia—Robert T. Barton, committeeman; W. L. Prl-e. adjutant. Washington Henry McCabe, nl-ertate commander: Henry Wise, adjutant; Paul Edwards alternate cominit'eeman. Wisconsin —Edwrd J. Barren, commander: Austin A Peterson, adjutant. Wyoming—Charles S. Hill, committeeman; D. W. Ogllhee, commander; William J. Wohr!!. adjutnat. West Virginia—H. D. Matthews, committeeman. WOMEN PLAN FOP WORK OF AUXILIARY (Cos tinned From Page One.) ports of Vmertranism. ceremonials at.d constitutlo and by laws committees were read and discussed. The question of the standardized pin is being discussed, but no definite action has been taken. A luncehou at 1 o’clock was served by the Marion County Council of the auxiliary and of the auxiliary department of Indiana. COMMITTEE REPORT*. HEARD. This afternoon committee reports were continued, emblem, finance and flag, foreign affairs and emigration chairmen being on the program. Tonight the auxiliary delegatee will attend the American Legion banquet at the Hotel Lincoln. “The fact that every State iu the I'nion Is represented at this conference is evident proof to me that the American Legion Auxiliary is -prepared’ to carryon the work that is waiting to be done," said Mrs. Lowell E. Hobert. national president of the American L-'gion Auxiliary, in her welcome talk. Mrs. Hubert outline in a gnera! way the tasks that the auxiliary is about to shoulder, stressing particularly the hospital plan for ex -service men. the welfare plan, together with the Americanism, compensation and immigration work. COMMITTEE MEMBERS IN ATTENDANCE. The committee and members present are ns follows; Legislative—-Mrs. Edward Clinton Murray, Houston, Texas: Mrs.

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Frank Fleming, Augusta, Ga.; Miss Eosella Grooms, Ithaca, N. Y.; Mrs. J. B. Barcus, Indianapolis; Mrs. Charles I. Crosby, Bridgeport, Conn. Memorials— Mrs. O. D. OEphant, Trenton, N. Y.; Mrs. Alice P. Bristol, Stratford. Conn.- Mrs. Leta T. Bliss, Carson City, Nev.. Reconstruetlon Mrs. Clarence. It. Edwards, Boston, Mass.; Mrs. E. W. Burt, Salisbury, X. C.; Roberta Evans Fawcett, Washington, D. c.: Mrs. Florence Kelly, Fresno, Cal. Rehabilitation —Mrs. W. A. Pickett, Mt. Pleasant, lowa.; Mrs. W. G. Keens, Albany, N. Y.; Miss Ada May Maddox, Austin , Texas. Unit Activities— Miss Grace Ilales, Flandreau, S. D.; Mrs. J. E. Baird. Lincoln, Neb. Welfare and Comje'.v-arlon—Mrs. W. H. Cud worth, Milwaukee, Wia.; Mrs. Helen A. Bishop, Leicester. Mass.; Mrs. Mary Chapman, Gallup. N. M. Americanism —Mrs. Madge King Johnston, Aberdeen, S. D.; Mrs. Herbert R. Armington, Providence, R. I. Ceremonials —Dr. Helen Hughes Hielscher. Mankato, Minn.; Mrs. Ada D. Pearce, Ardmore, Okia.; Mrs. Lillian M. Towne, Waterville. Mo. Constitution and By-Laws—Mrs. Fred Simon. Denver, Col.; Mrs. Henry L. Norton. Montpelier, Vt.; Mrs. A. O. DeWitte, Kansas City, Mo.; Mrs. Cecil Spooner, Newport, R. I. Em idem -Miss May Merritt, Connersvllle; Mrs. Donald Macrae, Council Bluffs, Iowa; Mrs. Ada Songster, Cheboygan, Mich. Finance—Mrs. John Marshall. Anchorage, Ky.; Mrs. W. E Hartman, Decatur, I1L; Mrs J. C Jones, Cleveland. Ohio. Imlgratioti—Mrs. Carrol Marks, Los Angel* *, Cal.: Mrs. Jennie R. Neely, Spokane, Wash.; Mrs. E. Arbona, Jr., Boguiusa, La Mrs. F. Burdick. Wichita. Kan., national chaplain, and Mrs. Bello Nye, national historian, are also here.

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