Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 221, Indianapolis, Marion County, 24 January 1923 — Page 10

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39 LEGAL NOTICES. ‘Concluded From Preceding: Page.!) Bernice Bone, teaching - 105.00 Nadtoe Cook, teaching ....... 85.94 Ruth McMillen, teaching 110.00 Maude Burk, teachinr 87.55 Eullia Quaekenbush. teaching .. 105.00 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 110.00 Lyndall Hile, teaching 115.00 Lenna Swango, teachinr 110.00 Lois McCrane, teaching. ........ 135.81 Marcia Orme, teaching .... 116.00 Oeo. Beers, transportation .... 97.50 IV. E. Hurt, transportation .... 80.00 James Toien, transportation 60.00 Luther Cline, teaching 30.00 Carey O. Lee. transportation ..... 80.00 Mary E. Williams, matron ...... 40.00 Alva Sulton, transportation ..... 200.00 0. V. Bong, supplies 7.80 Indianapolis Light & Heat, service 36.15 Kathryne Presser, transportation 140.00 T. E. Stlenecker, janitor 75.00 Chester Hughbanks, transportation 90.00 Citizens Bank, interest on deposit 37.38 w. E. Hurt, transportation.. 13.50 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 D. M. L. Voyls. salary ........ 200.00 Fred Wicker, transportation .„„ 170.00 Auther Brock, transportation .. 90.00 11. M. Mnrphy. transportation... 220.00 Luther Van Winkle, transportat’n 160.00 R W. Murphy, transportation... 100.00 Geo. Abbott, transportation.... 60.00 Geo. Burk, transportation 60.00 Farmers Co-operative, coal ..... . 650.10 Geo. Offering, transportation... 240.00 County Auditor, rep. on dog fund 1,585.70 Vonnegut Hardware Cos., supplies. 19.10 Marion Paint Cos., paint 4.70 E. M. Vawter, janitor 60.00 L. O. Tomey. fuel 326.03 Board of Industrial Aid. supplies 8.71 ; Paul Bixler, transportation 30.66 j Kiger & Cos., supplies 366.55 j O. M. Muson. transportation..... 25.50 ! John Smith, Janitor 60.00: Luther Cline, transportation..... 30 00 i Alvin Sution. transportation 100.00 Geo. Beers, transportation 33.50 1 Carol Underwood. teaching 60.00 i Hatfield Electric Cos., repairs on fans and bells, No. 2 46.32 I Chester Hughbanks, trans 67.50 j Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 j O. H. Murphy, fuel 261.00 , Henry Pnnu. repairs on sewer. No. 12 600 Geo. Abbott, transportation..... 60.00 John Decker, transportation 60.00 Lois M. Crane, teacher 145.00 Albert Sullivan, teaching 140 00 Russell H. White, teaching...... 130 00 Elizabeth Crowe, teaching 110 00 Lois M. Crane, teaching 105.00 George Barnhart, teaching 110.00 Lyndall Hile, teaching 115.00 Lenna Swango. tea hing 110.00 Wallace Had.ey. teaching 150.00 Era Smart, teaching 120.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching 120.00 Luella Clampitt, teaching 120 00 Claribel Pate, teaching 110.00 Catherine Pennington, teaching.. 105.00 Marcia Orme. teaching 116.00 Roy B. Julian, teaching 300.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching ISO 00 John B. Mcßride, teaching 170.00 Nora Beeknell, teaching 160.00 Helen K. Frazee. teaching 160.00 ’ Carrie Van Cleave, teaching 150.00 Mildred McCool, teaching J 50.00 W. E. Clampitt. teaching 140.00 ( Naomi Mayer, teaching 12000 Lola Bradfield. teaching 145.00 Susie Speer, teaching 140.00 Wm. Beavers, teaching 140.00 Eannie Vawter. teaching 120.00 Margaret Spees. teaching 110.00 Carol Cnderwood, teaching 60.00 John W. Webb, teaching 150.00; Calvin Leedey, teaching 120.00 j Elsie Ryker, teaching 115 00 ; Bernice Bone, teaching 105 00 Nadine Cook, teaeh.ng 100.00 Ruth McMiilen. teaching 110.00 Maud Burk, teaching 100.00 Eulalia Quaekenbush. teaching.. 105.00 Bernice Scott, teaching 140.00 John Smith, janitor 50.00 . Mary E. Williams, matron 40.00 F. Smeloer. teaching 150.00 ! Kathryne Presser. transportation. 140.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 60 00 Carey O. Lee, janitor 80.00 Luther Van Winkle, trans 160.00 ; James Toiin, transportation 80.00 Luther Cline, transportation.... 30.00' Judianapoas Light A- Heat serv.. 69.46 Robert Murphy, transportation.. 125.00 Harry Murphy, transportation.... 220.00 Auther Brock, transportation.... 90.00 ! E. 51. Vawter, janitor 50.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 Geo. Burk, transportation 60 00 Geo. Abbott, transportation 60 00 Ind. Nat. Bank, bonds and interest 2.160 00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 34.50 Alva Sutton, transportation 200.00 Ered Wicker, transportation.... 212.50 John Smith, janitor 50.00 Luther Cline, transportation.... 3U.00 Indiana Bell Telephone Cos., tele. 17.00 Geo. F. Church, one turkey killed by dogs 5.40 Continental Mfg. Cos., supplies... 46.75 Cential -Scientific Cos., lab. sup. . . 1.85 Snider A F.otz, plans & specifications for electric fixtures. No. 4 16.20 Luther Van Winkle, trans 120.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 Conder & Culberson, final pay- _ _ ment on Edgewood schol 687.50 James Toien. transportation.... 63.35 Roy B. Julian, teaching 200.00 Carol Underwod. teaching 90.00 Geo. Abbott, transportation 60 00 Alva Sutton, transportation 50.00 Auther Brock, transportation.... 45.00 Chester Hughbanks, trans...... 90.00 C. L. Smith Electric Cos., electric fixtures and installing. No. 4.. 324.00 T. E. Stiene<-ker. janitor 75.00 Russell H. White, teaching 130.00 Luther Cline, transportation.... 30.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching 170.00 O. D Ludwig, medical examination 50.00 John Smith, janitor. 50.00 Nadine Cook, teaching 100.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 20.00 John W. Webb, teaching 150.00 Caivin Leedy. teaching 120.00 Elsie Ryker. teaching 115.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 105.00 Ruth McMillen, teaching 110.00 Maud Burk, teaching .... 100.00 Euialia Quaekenbush. teaching... 105.00 Albert Sullivan, teaching - 140.00 Elizabeth Crowe, teaching 110.00 Lois Grimes, tea- hing 105.00 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 110.00 Lyndall Hile. teaching Lenna Swango. teaching 110.00 Lois M. Crime, teaching 143 00 Marcia Orme, teaching 116.00 Fletcher Am Nat. Bank, interest on bonds 75.40 Carey O. Lee. janitor 80.00 Beltie McClain, enumeration.... 48.00 Kathryne Presser. transportation. HO.OO John Dre-ker. transportation.... 75.00 Mildred McCool, teaching 150.00 W. E. Miller, repair on No. 5... 20.40 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 Wm. Karstadt. supplies 8.01 D. N. Y. Voyls, salary 200.00 Alva Hamilton, hauling dirt for No. 12 310 Geo. Beers, transportation 113.7. J Chas. Hesselberg, drayage 3.00 Ind. Nat. Bank, Int. on bonds... 157.50 E. M. Vawter. janitor 60 00 The Mail Press, printing annual report 10...63 The Mail Press, tax levies and notice to bidders schol supplies 26.00 Indiana Daily Times, printing aanual report Indianapolis Light and Heat. serv. 41.80 H. M. Murphy, transportation... 242.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching and in- _ tute ...................... 20*>.0 0 Eva Smart, teaching and institute 204.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching and institute -.-- -04.00 Luella Clampitt. teaching and inBtitute -04.00 Claribel Pate, teaching and inst. 187.00 Ca-herine Pennington, teaching and institute .--••• 1<3.-6 Lois M. Crane, teaching and institute • • •••••• 94.~0 Koy B. Julian, teaching and institute - - - • 0.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching and institute 30600 John B. Mcßride, teachmg and inBtitute - - - - - • - • HO OO Marcia Orme, teachmg and institute - Mrs. Harry Orme. dom. sci. sup. e—a Nora Beeknell, teaching and inBtitute - 225.00 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching and institute - - -00.00 Mildred McCool. teaching and Institute •••• 100.00 Carol Cnderwood. teaching and InBtitute • • • • 110.00 W. E. Clampitt. teaching and intute --•••• -38.00 Bernfi-e Scott, teaching and institute • - • - - - -38.00 Naomia Mayer, teaching and Institute --.•••• Lola Bradfield, teachmg and mstlmte 246-50 Susie Speer, teaching and institute 231.00 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching and institute •*”} F. E. Steinecker, Janitor /0.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 48.00 Nora Beeknell. teaching - 40.30 Elsa Smelcer. teaching and insti. 20.00 Helen K. Frazee. teaching and institute -.At Mary Hadley, enumeration <2 00 Alva Sutton, transportation 100.00 James Reeder, transportation.... 68.50 C. W. Whitman, commencement address ..7 7-2 Ered Wicker, transportation 144.n0 John Smith, janitor 50.00 A. P. Brock, transportation 00.00 Mary E. Williams, matron 60.00 Geo. Abbott, transportation 63.00 Margaret Spees. teaching and inBtitute 18, 00 Byron N. Spees. med. exam 100.00 Geo. Burk, transportation 00.00 Geo. Abbott, transportation 18.00 Geo. Oeiternig. transportation... 168.00 Wm. A. Beavers, teaching and inBtitlltC *>oo(K) Indianapolis Light A Heat serv tee 26.78 H. C. Highsmlth. seven ducks killed by dogs 9.80 John W. Webb, teachmg and institute J ’ - -50 Calvin Leedy, teaching and inst.. 114.00 Elsie Ryker, teaching and institute 109.25 Bernice Bone, teaching and Inst.. 99.75 Nadine Cook, teaching and inst. . 90.00 Ruth McMillen, teaching and mst 99.00 Maud Burk, teach, and insti.... 85.05 Euialia Quaekenbush. tch and In 99.75 S. E. Wright, trans. refund 224.87 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 Fannie Vawter. tch. and inst.... 204.00 Emsley W. Johnson, at, fees from

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) Aug. 1. 1920. to Aug., 1922. • 300.00 Robert Murphy, transportation.. 120.00 Herman Cordes, transportation .. 23.60 Luther Van Winkle, transport... 136.00 I. Brennaman. 3 liens killed by dg 6.30 Transfer from spec, schl to tu fd 685 98 Refund expense account 162.24 John Smith, janitor 35.00 Florence W. Voyls, clerk 120.00 Chester Hughbanks, trans 45.00 Harry C. Garland, bal swr, U. hts 687.08 Carey 0. Lee, janitor 65.00 Luther Cline, transportation .... 27.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 35.00 John Decker, transportation... 12.60 W. E. Miller, rep Edgewood schl. 23.00 W. J. Hancock, rep schl wag.... 17.10 J. B. Teams, do. sci. supplies.... 11.00 Russell H. White, tch. and in 221.00 Albert A. Sullivan, teh. and in.. 231.00 Elizabeth Crowe, tch and in.... 187.00 Lois Grimes, tch. and insti 188.50 Geo. Barnhart, tch and insti.... 187.00 Lyndall Hile. tch and insti 189.75 Lenna Swango. tch. and insti.... 170.50 Albert A. Sullivan, supplies .... 9.00 E. M. Vawter. janitor 50.00 Harry C. Garland, final pay Edgewood sewer 819.42 Harry C. Garland, grad, schl yd.. 9.50 S. J. Williams, final pay. plans and spec!, sewer No. 4-5.... 70.00 Ind. Nat. Bnk, int on bonds.... 167.50 James Toiin. transportation .... 115.35 Roy B. Julian, sup. for H. 5.... 66.79 John Smith, janitor 45.00 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 60.00 Otto Ehrgoft, engrav. diplomas.. 11.35 Indpls. Lght and Heat, serv.... 16.30 John Wheatley, mow. cemetery.. 10.00 W. C. Frye, music for Bth gr com 10.00 Carl Williams, do. sci sup 12.03 Mealpin Bros., do. 6ci. supplies. . 12.99 Bailey A Ross. H. S. supplies.. 30.67 Ora B. Scott, sup. and janitor. . . 46.00 Wm Karstadt. supplies 2.82 Kiger & Cos,, supplies 633.53 Vonnegut Hdw. Cos., supplies.. 6.53 Industrial Book Equip. Cos., sup.. 96.48 Pettis Dry Goods Cos., supplies.. 1.60 Hatfield Electric Cos., sup 45.91 F. M. Bachman Cos 34.50 State Tehrs retir. fund 74.47 John Decker, labor 27.00 Chas. Smart, labor . 16.00 Frank Taylor, labor 30.00 Henry Printz. labor 24.00 Alonzo Taylor, haul, gravel.... 45.00 Walk Southard, haul, gravel.... 60.00 Thomas Whitaker, haul, gravel.. 50.00 Arnol Sours, haul, gravel 60.00 John Smith, janitor 41.00 Southport Lum. Cos., lumber . . 368.28 Kathryne Presser. transportation. 49.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 29.60 Walker Southard, haul, gravel. 35.00 John Decker, labor 36.00 Frank Taylor, labor 36.00 Harold Hancock, haul, gravel.... 55.00 Walker Southard, haul, gravel.. 27.50 Charles Smart, haul, gravel.... 61.25 Charles Southard, haul, gravel.. 82.50 Stanley Moore, haul, gravel.... 63.75 Henry Printz. labor 218.00 J. A. Whalen, fuel 212.73 John Smith, janitor 40.00 Carey O. Lee. janitor 65.00 D. M. Y. Voyls, salary 200.00 Citizens Bank, buds and 1nt.... 2.450.00 Fleteh. Am. Nat. Bnk. bnds & int. 1,680.00 Con. Mfg. Cos., supplies 61.30 Hatfield El. Cos., rt-p Edgewood sc 48.70 J. I. Holcomb Mfg. Cos., floor brsh 2.38 The Mail Press, ptg prog H S com 6.00 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 62.70 Geo. McAlpin, ins. pre.. No. 4 A 7 079.75 O. D. Ludwig, med. ex., sch 4 A 5 77.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 27.50 John Decker, labor 25.60 Frank Taylor, labor 24.75 Harold Hancock, haul, gravel.. 46.75 Oriis Decker, haul, gravel 46.25 Charles Smart, haul, gravel.... 82.50 Stanley Moore, haul, gravel.... 20.00 Cliailes Southard, haul, gravel... 28.75 Walker Southard, hauling gravel 33.73 W. M. Docker, hauling gravel.. 32 60 Wm. Hancock, hau.uig gravel.. 190 Wm. H. Evans, tr Ceu. tp., tr tui. 2,351.86 L. O. Tomey. supplies 13.13 John Smith, janitor 40.00 P. B. Bauey, ins. pre. No. 14.. 4.00 P. B. Bailey, supplies 20.58 George A. Dunn, supplies 36.00 Wm. Templemeyer, 5 chickens killed by dogs 3.50 H C. Cordes, 5 ducks killed by dogs 6 50 Ora B. Scott, janitor 27 50 Beech Grove schl I*l. tran. tm.. 988.00 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 154.41 Carey O. Lee. janitor 66.00 John Smith, janitor 40.00 Citizens Bank, int. on bonds.... 4.479.99 Ora B. Scott, janitor 27.50 James Cofiman. clean, sep tk, l'J 251.25 Am. R. K. Expr. freight .76 D. M. Y. Voyls. salary 100.00 John Smith, janitor 40.00 Abe Hamilton, rent sci rooms.. 80.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 27.50 Ora B. Scott, janitor 103.75 John Ramseyer, rep. No. 12.... 134.60 Continental Chem. Cos. 11 S sup.. 24.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Cos., tel 11.78 John Smith, janitor 40.82 Abe Hamilton, mowing weeds.. 2.00 liurr Brewer, painting wagon.. 3.00 Harry. Smock, janitor 16.00 Wm. Hancock, rvp schl wagon. 171.15 Kiger A Cos., supplios 1,293.20 Conti. Mfg. Cos., supplies 32.80 John Wheatley, mow. oeme.... 10.00 Wm. Suyder. chickens kid by dogs 7.00 Herman Cordes chick, kid, dogs 8.00 Carey O. Lee. janitor 65.00 Ora B. Seott. janitor 35.00 D. M. L. Voyls. salary 100.00 Frank D. Marquett. paint. 12.... 80.00 Itulpls schl bd, trail tui 6.004.07 Continental Mfg. Cos., supplies. . 04.65 The George F. Cram Cos., sup. . 61.50 Carrie Orme. ms. prem. on No. 4 950.50 Abe Hamilton, rep on No. 12. . 12.15 John Smith, janitor 40.00 Harry Smock, jaiutor 22.00 George Bixier. gravel 24.38 Slewart-Carey Glass Cos., glass.. 9.17 Virgil Briggs, transportation... 30.00 Kiger A Cos., supplies 639.85 James Randeis, grading road.... 55.00 Wm. Decker, grading road.... 65.00 Fred Randeis. grading road.... 10.00 Robert Whitaker, grad, road .... 30.00 Frank Taylor, grading road.... 27.00 Thomas Whitaker, grad road .... 12.00 Ora B. Scott, janitor 70.00 Cnester Hughbanks. trans 22.50 Fred Wicker, cleaning tp ditch. 114.00 John Smith, janitor 60.00 Harry Smock, janitor 20.00 Henry Printz. drayage 3.25 Roy B. Julian, teaching 140.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching 90.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching .... 85.00 Nora Carson, teaching 75.00 Elsa S. Smelcer, teaching 76.00 Josephine Shea, teaching 75.00 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching .... 75.00 Marjorie Wiltrout, teaching .... 75.00 W. E. Clampitt. teaching 70.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 62.60 Naomi Mayer, teaching 65.00 Lola Bradfield .teaching 75.00 Margaret Schlotzhauer, teaching 67.50 Wallace Hadley, teaching 75.00 Eva Smart, teaching 60.00 Juanita Hetrick, teaching —. 60.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching 60.00 Luella Clampitt. teaching 60.00 Jewell Judge, teaching 65.00 Catherine Pennington, teaching. . . 60.00 Wm. Beavers, teaching 75.00 Fannie Vawter. teaching 60.00 Carol Cnderwood, teaching .... 60.00 John W. Webb, teaching 76.00 Calvin Leedy, teaching 65.00 Elsie Ryker. teaching 60.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 65.00 Florence Lewis, teaching 67.50 Ruth McMillen, teaching 67.50 Maud Burk, teaching 52.50 Euialia Quaekenbush. teaching.. 5.1.00 Kulh Griffith, teaching 62.50 K E. Sponsler, teaching 75.00 Kusseil H. White, teaching .... 70.00 Merle Bloom, teaching 65.00 Amanda Fadeley. teaching 67.50 Ruth King, teaching 67.60 Irene Roberts, teaching 67.50 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 67.50 | I.yndall Hile, teaching 67.60 Lois M. Christie, teaching 72.50 j Marcia Orme. teaching 65.00 1 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 135.00 Mary E. Williams, matron 20.00 ' Indpls. Light and Heat, service. . 152.80 i Chester Hughbanks. transporta. 45.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation .... 82.66 ! E. M. Vawter. janitor 60.00 i Wm Decker, haul, gravel 68.33 i Janies Randolph, hauling gravel.. 43.33 ; John Decker, hauling gravel .... 48.33 lied Randolph, hauling gravel.. 58.33 | Charles Southard, hauling gravel 36.00 ; Walker Southard, hauling gravel. 30.00 Charles Smart, hauling gravel.. 31.67 ! Frank Taylor, labor 33.00 Edward Stenger. janitor 83.00 Mort Monnahan. transportation.. 60.00 James Toien. transportation .. . 60.00 John Ramscyer. repairs on No. 13. 134.75 Ora B. Scotty Janitor 26.00 I Geo. McAlpin. ins. prem 268.75 i Charles Askins, transpor 60.00 ; Indpls Light and Ht, service.... 4.10 Virgil Briggs, transportation.... 130.00 Stewart-Carey Glass Cos., glass.. 4.67 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 131.41 The Mail Press, com. pro. Bth gr 9.10 The Mail Press, ptg. tax levies.. 12.50 ! Indpls Dally Times, ptg tax levies 15.44 i Vonnegut Hardware Cos., supplies. 22.24 D M. Church, tr. and rep for wag 71.60 D. M. Y. Voyls, salary 100.00 ! Florence W. Boyl9, clerk 160.00 Alva Sutton, transportation.... 160.00 Eva Smart, teaching 60.00 ' Ciella Williamson, lour hens killed by dogs 4.00 Fred Wicker, transportation 130.00 Harry Sturm 160.00 Russell H. White, teaching 70.00 John Smith, janitor 60.00 j Harry Smock, janitor 22.00 I Ora B. Scott, Janitor 12.00 ! Carol Underwood, teaching .... 60.00 ) Ind. Nat. Dank, int and bnds... 120.00 Kiger A Cos., sup. and schl wag.. 823.50

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) Roy B. Julian, teaching 210.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching 135.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching .... 127.50 Nora Carson, teaching 112.50 Elsa 9. Smelcer, teaching 112.50 Josephine Shea, teaching 112.50 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching .... J 50.00 Marjorie Wiltrout., teaching .... 112.50 W. E..Clampitt. teaching 105.00 Leota teaching 93.76 Naomi Mayer, teaching 97.50 Lola Bradfield, teaching 112.60 Margaret Schlotzhauer. teaching. 101.25 Fleeta Harbaugh, teaching .... 48.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching 112.50 Eva Smart, teaching 30.00 Jaunita Hetrick, teaching 90.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching 90.00 Luella Clampitt. teaching 90.00 Jewell Judge, teaching 82.50 Catherine Pennington, teaching . . 90.00 Wm. Beavers, teaching 125.50 Fannie Vawter, teaching 90.00 Carol Underwood, teaching ..... 30.00 John W. Webb, teaching 112.50 Calvin Leedy, teaching 97.50 Elsie Ryker, teaching 90.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 82.50 Florence Lewis, teaching 86.25 Ruth McMillen. teaching 86.25 Maud Burk, teaching 78.75 Eulalia Quaekenbush. teaching. . 82.50 Ruth Griffith, teaching 78.75 R. E. Ponsler, teaching 112.60 Russell H. White, teaching .... 35.00 Merle Bloom, teaching 82.50 Amanda Fadeley, teaching .... 86.25 Ruth King, teaching 86.25 Irene Roberts, teaching 86.25 Georgia Barnhart, teaching ..... 86.25 Lyndall Hile, teaching 86.25 Marcia Orme, teaching „ 97.50 Lois M. Clu-istie, teaching 108.75 Luther Van Winkle, transports. 150.00 Wm. Decker, hauling gravel .... 50.00 Mary E. Williams, matron 30.00 Chester Hughbanks. transporta. 45.00 James Randall, hauling gravel.. 26.50 John Decker, hauling gravel .. 50.00 Fred Randall, hauling gravel.... 45.00 Charles Southard, hauling gravel 40.00 Walker Southard, hauling gravel 46.65 j Charles Smart, hauling gravel .. 61.65! J. M. Hobson, hauling gravel .. 33.35 Frank Taylor, labor 28.50 Rea Sears, labor 21.65! James Reeder, transportation .. 41.26 j John Smith, janitor 60.00 Harry Smock, janitor 25.00 Bailey A Ross, six oil stoves .. 30.00 Fletcher A. N. Bk, bds A int... 745.40 Dallas Church, transportation.. 62.50 Ind. Light A Heat Cos., service. . 89.21 Chester Hughbanks, transports. 46.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation.... 99.00 Edward Stenger. janitor 80.00 Abe Hamilton, transportation.... 132.00 C. V. Long, supplies 15.40 Wm. Wykoff. mowing cemetery.. 7.00 James Toien, transportation ... 72.00 Mort Monnahan. transportation.. 72.00 Eli N. Cramer, janitor 80.00 Wm. Beavers, teaching 75.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching 85.00 Judd Typewriter Cos.. 1 Underwood typewriter and rent for 7 100.00 Wm. Decker, hauling gravel .... 32.50 Fred Randolph, hauling gravel.. 6.00 Fred Randolph, hauling gravel.. 32.50 I harles Southard, hauling gravel. 65.85 Charles Smart, hauling gravel... 3.55 Janies Hobson, hauling gravel . .. 22.60 Bea Sears, hauling gravel 8.00 Ind. Nat. Bk. buds and interest. 1,167.50 Ind. Refining Cos., kerosene 5.90 Indpls. Light A Heat, serv 19.00 Harry Murphy, transportation.. 342.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 144.00 Alva Sutton, transportation .... 144.00 Fred Wicker, transportation .... 117.00 F. E. Stienecker. janitor 75.00 Charles Ryker. transportation.... 162.ti0 Elmer Vawter. janitor 60.00 Carol Underwood, teaching .... 79.19 Charles Askln, transportation... 100.00 Harry Sturm, transportation .. . 160.00 John Smith, janitor 60.00 John Decker. transportation ... 248.50 Harry Smock, janitor 30.00 Chester Hughbanks. transportat'n 36 00 Roy B. Julian, teaching 25.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching 180.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching .... 85.00 Nora Carson, teaching 150.00 Elsa S. Smelcer. teaching 150.01) Josephine Shea, teachmg 150.00 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching .... 180.00 W. E. ClimptU, teaching 140.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 125.00 Naotni Mayer, teaching 118.67 I.ola Bradfield, teaching 150.00 Wallace Hadiey. teaching .. .~M 150.00 Eva Smart, teaching : 120.00 Jaunita Hetrick, teaching 120.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching 120.00 Luella Clampitt. teaching 12U OO Jewell Judge, teaching 110 00 Catherine Pennington, teaching. 118 65 Wm. Beavers, teaching 75.00 i Fannie Vawter, teaching 120.00 Carol Underwood, teaching .... 30.00 John W. Webb, teaching 150.00 Calvin Leedy. teaching 130.00 Elsie Ryker. baching 130.00 \ Bernice Bone, teaching 110.00 | Florence Lewis, teaching 115.00 'Ruth McMillen. teaching 115.00 - Maud Burk, teaching 94 19 Eulalia Quaekenbush. teaching .. 110.00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 93.08 R. E. Ponsler. teaching 150.00 Russell H White, teaching .... 140.00 Jferle Bloom, leaching 110 00 Amanda Fadeley, teaching 116.00 Ruth King, teaching 115.00 Irene Roberts, teaching _ 115.00 (Porgia Barnhart, teaching .... 115 00 Lyndall Hile, teaching 115.00 Marcia Orme. teaching 130.00 Lois M Christie, teaching 134.19 Marjorie Wiltrout. teaching .... 75.00 , Fleets Harbough. teaching 120.00 llermon Montgomery, janitor.... 4.80 Dallas Church, transportation... -8.00 ' Janies Reeder, transportation . . 40.00 Mary E. Williams, matron 40.00 Margaret Sehlotzhaur, teaching. . 135.00 Hairy Murphy, transportation.. 90.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 82.50 | John Smith, janitor 60.00 ' Harry Smock, janitor 36.00 Abrem Hamilton, transportation.. Hu.Oil Dallas Church, transportation...,., 35.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation ... 15.00 | Joseph L. Maywood, transportatn. 7 14 Mary E. Williams, matron .... 20 00 EH N Cramer, janitor 80.00 i Wm. Karstadt. supplies 9.21 i Jaricß Toien. transportation .... 80.00 Mort Monnahan. transportation.. 80.00 ! C. V. Long, supplies 9.61 : Wm. Beavers, teaching 75.00 ! Chester Hughbanks, transportat'n 45.00 Marjorie Wiltrout, teaching ... 112.60 L. 0. Tomy, fuel 343.13 j W. L. Peacy, mowing weeds .... 6.00 i Indiana Refining Cos., oil .60 | Jewell Judge, teaching 71.50 ! Indianapolis Light A Heat, service 41 44 i Lois M. Christie, teaching 94.25 Luther Van Winkle, transportat'n 168.00 H. M. Murphey, transportation. 72.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 129.00 Dallas Church, transportation... 10.50 , Stewart-Carey Glass Cos., glass.. 4.30 1 C. Christianson, 2 Manual Training benches 52.00 D. H. Goble Printing Cos., supplies 101.89 Indianapolis Light A H. Cos., serv. 3.82 F. M. Bachman, lumber 457.14 W. K. Stewart Cos., books 72 60 Vonnegut Hardware Cos., supplies 60.29 | Brannum Keene Lbr Cos., lbr. . . 454.17 The Sanborn Electric Cos., repair* on No. 4 10.60 ! Vonnegut Hardware Cos . supplies. 24.80 Norman Furniture Cos., supplier... 12.85 Kiger A Cos., supplies 655.20 Fred Wicker, transportation 117.00 Alva Sutton, transportation ... 144.00 W E. Hurt, transportation 44.00 Edward Stenger, janitor 80.00 John Smith, janitor 50.00 Harry Smock, janitor 30.00 F. E. Stienecker, janitor 75.00 John Decker, transportation 117.00 ;O. D. Ludwig, medical examination of schools 60 00 Harry Sturm, transportation.... 128.00 Roy B. Julian, teaching 200.00 Fli N. Cramer, janitor 17.00 (. W. Oeftering, transportation 270 00 Charles Askln. transportation.... 64 00 Ind. National Bank, bonds A Int. 1.157.50 I. Bros., supplies 37.18 l> M. L. Voyls, salary 200.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching 142.50 Eva Smart, teaching.. 114.00 Jaunita E. Hetrick, teaching.... 114.00 Laura Hetrick, teaching 14.00 Luella Clampitt, teaching 114.00 Jewell Judge, teaching 33.00 Catherine Pennngton. teaching... 92.65 William Beaversy teaching 67.50 Fannie Vawter. teaching 114.00 , Carol Underwood, teaching 103.19 Marjorie Priest, teaching 171.00 John M. Mcßride, teaching 161.50 Nora Carson, teaching 142.50 Elsie S. Smelcer, teaching 142.50 l Josephine Shea, teaching 142.50 Carrie Von Cleave, teaching ... 171.00 j Marjorie Wiltrout. teaching 67.60 i W. E. Clampitt. teaching 133.00 I.eota Anderson, teaching 118.75 ! Noaml Mayer, teaching 112.17 Lola Bradfield, teaching 142.50 Margaret Schlotzhauer. teaching. 128.25 , Fleeta Harbaugh, teaching 114.00 John W. Webb, teaching 142.50 Calvin Leedy, teaching 3 23.60 Elsie Ryker, teaching 114.00 ; Bernice Bone, teaching 104.50 Florence Lewis, teaching....,,.. 109.25 Ruth McMillen. teaching 109.25 Maud Burk, teaching 88.94 Eulalia Quaekenbush. teaching... 104.50 Ruth Griffeth, teaching 87.83 II E. Ponsler. teaching 142.50 Russell H. White, teaching 133.00 Merle Bloom, teaching 104.50 Amanda Fedeley. teaching 109.25 Ruth King, teaching 109.25 Irene Roberts, teaching 109.25 : Georgia Barnhart, teaching 109.25 Lyndall Mile, teaching 100.25 1 Haxcia Orme. teaching 123.60 ; Lois M. Christie, teaching 32.69 Mary B. Williams, matron 20.00 Indiana Bell Telephone, service. . 4.75 Hatfield Electric Cos., repairs on ; No. 12 7.25 Marion Paint Cos. paint .75 Indpls. Light and Heat Cos., ser. 30.13 ! Marion Haverstlek, 28 chickens 5 killed by dogs 22.10 Chester Hughbanks, transportation 36.00 Dallas phurch. transportation.... 17.50 I Farmers Co-operative Cos., fuel... 713.25 l George McAlpin, insurance premium No 20407 and 1428 285.09 James Reeder, transportation. • • • 40.50

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39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued.) T. Leroy Rose, 4 hogs killed by dogs 11fi.60 Geo. A. Gies. supplies 1.50 Emsley W. Johnson, attorney fees 75.00 Eli N. Cramer, janitor 80.00 Marcia Orme, supplies 6.37 W. E. Hurt, transportation 55.00 Dallas Church, transportation.... 17.50 John Smith, janitor 60.00 Harry Smock, janitor 35.50 Newton Wright, 7 hogs maimed by dogs 60.00 T. O. O. F. Lodge No. 394. rent for 2 rooms A bas. for school 100.00 American Play Ground Device Cos., equipment 21.97 Roy B. Julian. 1 stove A sup... 76.16 R. E. Ponsler, teaching 75.00 Russell H. White, teaching .... 70.00 Merle Bloom, teaching 55.00 Amanda Fadeley. teaching .... 67.50 Ruth King, teaching 67.50 Irene Roberts, teaching 57.50 Georgia Barnhart, teaching .... 67.50 Lyndall Hile, teaching 57.50 Roy B Julian, teaching 356.25 Marjorie Priest, teaching ........ 90.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching 85.00 Nora Carson, teaching 75.00 Elsa S. Smelcer, teaching ...... 75.00 Josephine Shea, teaching 75.00 Carrie Van Cleave, teaching . .. 90.00 Marjorie Wiltrout. teaching .... 75.00 W. E. Clampitt, teaching .. . .a. 70.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 62.50 Naomi Mayer, teaching 65.00 Lola Bradfield. teaching 75.00 Margaret Schlotzhauer. teaching 67.60 Wallace Hadley, teaching 75.00 Eva Smort. teaching 60.00 Juanita Hetrick, teaching . . . 60.00 Laura Hetrie, teaching 60.00 Luella Clampitt. teaching ..... 60 00 Jewell Judge, teaching 65.00 Catherine Pennington, teaching .. 60.00 Marcia Orme, teaching 65.00 Lois M. Christie, teaching ..... 72.60 Wm. Beavers, teaching 75.00 Fannie Vawter, teaching 60.00 Carol Underwood, teaching 60.00 John W. Webb, teaching 75.00 Calvin Leedy, teaching 65.00 Elsie Ryker. teaching . . . .***..,. 60.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 55.00 Florence Lewis, teaching ...... 67.50 Ruth McMiilen, teaching 67.50 Maud Burk, teaching 62.50 Eulalia Quaekenbush, teaching 65.00 Ruth Griffeth, teaching 52.50 Fleeta Harbaugh, teaching .... 60.00 McAlpin Bros., supplies 25.59 Bailey A Ross, supplies 38.83 Carl Williams, supplies 16.27 Greg E. Waddell, supplies 4105 Leonard Holt, supplies ... 7.95 W. O. Dunn, supplies 9.61 L. O. Tomey, eoal and supplies.. 413 94 Mary E. Williams, matron 20.00 S. E. Wright, transportation ref. 283.21 Mrs. Harry Westerfield, sewing machine 15.00 D. W. Verities, 22 chickens killed hy dogs 25.00 J. 11. Dyrer, 5 chickens killed by and 5.00 D. M. Chureh, transportation . . 17.50 Chester Hughbanks. transportat'n 45.00 W. K. Hurt, transportation .... 27.50 James Toiin, transportation . . 72.00 John B. Mcßride, teaching .... 87.00 Alva Sutton, transportation .... 120.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation ... 120.00 Harry Sturm, transportation .... 120.00 Harry Murphy, transportation... 135.00 Fred Wicker, transportation .. . 97.60 Luther Vail Winkle, transportat'n 3 08.00 Chas. Ryker, transportation .. . 132.00 Geo. M Oeftering. transportation 85.00 Mort Monahan, transportation. . 72.00 Chas. Askinß, transportation.... 60.00 James Reeder, transportation .. 23.00 Abe Hamilton, transporlation .... 92.00 John Decker, transportation .. . 97.50 E. M. Van Felt, repair on pump. No 9 15.00 Edward Stenger, janitor 80.00 James Toiin, supplies 6.60 J A Whalen, coal 622.35 Harry K. Williamson, hog killed. 11.65 Harry E. Williamson, dynamite.. 4.00 Wm. Karstadt. supplies 4.75 John Smith, janitor 60.00 Harry Smock, janitor 30.00 Edward Stenger, rent for gym . 14.00 F. H. Stienecker. janitor 75 00 F E. Stienecker. supplies 7.50 Chas. McLain, adv. board ..... 500 Chas. Lockwood, adr. board ... 6.00 Newton Wright, adv. board ... 500 Florence W Voyls, clerk 90.00 D. M L Voyls. salary, expense* 3-1.00 E W. V’awter. janitor, supplies.. 10100 Byron N. Spees. med. exam 80.00 Citizens Bank. in. for January.. 22.50 Bd. Ind Aid for Blind, supplies. 28 60 Indpls Lt. A Ht., service 56.51 Lyman Bros., supplies 39 54 Kiger A Cos., supplies 239 '4 John Ramseyer, repairs No 12. 28.10 Southport Lbr. Cos. lumber .... 18.35 Harold Taylor, janitor service. . 12.00 Underwood Typewriter Cos., typewr 70.00 TOWNSHIP FUND Balance on hand 9 2,266 81 Receipts during year 3 165.27 Total of balance and receipts. . . 6,422.08 Disbursements during year 2.889 28 Final balances 2.532.80 ROAD FUND Balance on hand 9 1,671 r,B Receipts during year 1,049.02 Total of balance and recrlpts. . . 2 620 60 Disbursements during yoar .... 2,170.02 Final balances 460 58 SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND Balance on hand 922.643.00 Receipts during year 40.007 13 Total of balances and receipts. . 62 650 73 Disbursements during year 53,670.63 Final balances 9.089.20 TUITION FUND Balance on hand 519.287.71 Receipts during year 43.389.44 Total of balances and receipts. . 62.677.15 Disbursements during year 45 290 75 Final balances 17.386 40 DOG FUND Balance on hand 5 1.706.70 Receipts during year 1 .696.00 Total of balances and receipts.. 3401.70 Disbursements during year .... 1,875.90 Final balances 1 5"5 po REFUNDING FUND Balance on hand 5 1 84,3.03 Receipts during year 2.904Y9 Total of balances and receipts. . 4 837 82 Disbursements during year ... 2,630.00 Final balances 2 207 82 SPECIAL BOND FUND Balance on h ind $31,033 82 Receipts during year 32.164 85 Total of balances and receipts . n.'i. 198417 Disbursements during year 33.096.83 Final balance* 29 201 84 TOTAL OF ALL FUNDS Balance on hand SBO 343.25 Receipts during year 124 465.50 Total of balances and receipts. . .204.808 75 Disbursements during year 142.423.31 Final balances 62,385.44 Total balance as shown by this report 62,385.44 Warrant checks outstanding December 31st, 1022 1,159.85 Total balances and outstanding warrants, December 31st, 1922. 63,544.39 Cash in depository December, 31st. 1923 63.544.39 My Service Account is 321.00 I. Daniel M. L. Voyls, the Tiustee of Perrv Township. Marion County. Indiana, do solemnly swear (or oflirm) that the preceding report, of Receipts. Disbursements, Balances and Service Account, is true and correct, as I verily believe :nnd I further declare that the sums which I am charged in this report are all of the sums re<-cived by me, and that the various items of expenditures credited have been fully paid In the sums stated, and without express or implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And I further declare, and swear (or afflm), that I have received no money, nor articles of value, in consideration of any contract made by rao as Trustee of this Township. DANIEL M, L. -VOYLS. Trustee of Perry Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the Chairman of the Advisory Board of this Township, this 2d day of Jan. 1922. OMER GREEN. Chairman of Advisory Board of Perry Township. This report was received, accepted and approved by the Advisory Board of this Township at its annual meeting, this 2d day of January, 1923. OMER GREEN. S. J. GASDNER. WALTER MEADE. Advisory Board. Perry Township. GARBAGE” DISPOSAL ~OR REDUCTION PLANT, SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS. Indianapolis. Ind., Jan. 17. 3923. Sealed proposals will be received by the board of sanitary commissioners of the sanitary district of Indianapolis at its office in the city hall. Indianapolis. Did., until 10 o clock a. m.. Feb. 13. 1023. at which time bids will be publicly opened and scheduled, and awards made within the time hereinafter stated, for furnishing, erectiug and Installing in place, ready to operate, parts of the mechanical equipment of division No. 2 of the garbage disposal or reduction plant of the sanitary district of Indianapolis, in accordance with details and specifications therefor on file at the office of the board, said parts of said equipment being the following: Digesters (reducers, cookers, converters or treaters) capable of efficiently receiving and digesting 200 tons of green garbage and (or) other reducible materials, based on a weight of 50 pounds per cubic foot, in and during any 24 hour period. Each bidder shall deposit witli his bid a certified check for an amount not less than $3,500.00. to insure the execution n$ the contract for which such bid is made. Copies of the details and specifications and general Information may be obtained at the office of the board in the city hall, Indianapolis, Ind. The board reserves the right to reject ajiy and all bids, and also reserves the right to defer final action in the making of awards on said bids, or In the rejecting of any and all bids, until the 27th day of February. 1923. BOARD OF SANITARY COMMISSIONERS OF THE SANITARY DISTRICT OF INDIANAPOLIS. By JAY A. CRAVEN, President. JOHN L. ELLIOTT. Vice President. LUCIUS B. SWIFT. _ NOTICE—The board of trustees of the Central Indiana Hospital for Insane will receive sealed proposals until Friday, Jan. 28. at 10 a. nr., for furnishing supplies for the month of February, 1923. Estimate bool will be on file at Room 148 Statehouse. from and after Msmday, Jan. 22. 1923. By order of BOARD OF TRUSTEES.

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STERLING REACTS WITH RUHR NEWS Speculators Place Importance on Italy’s Move Toward Economic Conference. RAILS SHOW STRENGTH Heaviness Is Reflected in Price Movements of Industrials, By WALL STREET JOURNAL NEW YORK, Jan. 24. —Sterling reacted slightly today on news of continued friction in the Ruhr but stocks attached far greater importance to steps by Italy looking toward a world economic conference. Prices in the general list were slightly higher at the opening. Renewed confidence had been imparted by the strength shown by rails in Tuesday’s late trade. This demonstration was continued in today's early dealings under the lead of Southern Pacific and B. & O. Industrials were not disturbed by another had break in Fisher Body, which dropped 6V2 to 165tg on initial sales. Price movement in the first hour presented the unusual mixture of strength in rails and heaviness in many sections of the industrial list. Wall Street has so often witnessed the opposite spectacle in recent years that It found evidence of the growing appetite for rails extremely refreshing. But professionals still operated on the theory that Industrials could not gain much ground while the situation remained so uncertain and the he irs continued their efforts to ferret out vulnerable spots. One of these was found in California Oil, whiclt was placed In an unfavorable light by recent reduction of California Crude and advances in MidContinent and Pennsylvania. Standard of California reached anew low on the move at 56U and California Petroleum at 74 '-j. Twenty active Industrial stocks Tuesday averaged 97.43. up .18 per cent; twenty active rails averaged 85.77, up .07 per cent. Foreign Exchange liy T'nitt'l I'innnt'ial NEW YORK, Jan. 24.—ForHpn exchange opened rapier. Sterling—Demand. 54.fif , a; cabies, s4.Bs*i. French—Demand. t> cables, ti.43c. Lire—Demand, 4.70 c cable.*. 4.75 Ho. Mark* Demand .004 s \ H’dsian —Demand. 578 l V: cables 5 79c. Czech —Demand. 2 78 I jc: cable.*, 2.92*?. Swis*— Demand. 18 05.-: cables ls.dTc. <d;T.dr* —Demand. .49 54c: cables, 5! 57c. Pesetas —Demand. lf.*>4c; cables 15 Hoe. Swedish —Demand. 2d.81c cables. 2H.S.V Nor* wa> — Demand. Is 58c cables 15.t520. Denmark—Demand, 19 03c: cables. 19.67. DURANT MOTORS SINK IN CURB MARKET TRADE General IJst Docs Not KHloct Individual Drops. By Prilled I'imtnrinl NEW YORK, Jan. 24 —Moving again with Fisher Body, which broke badly on the stock exchange, Durant Motors was the outstanding feature of the New York curb at the opening It sold at OS’i. off 2 1 1 from last night's closing, and about 15 points under the recent high. The weakness in Durant, however, did not affect the rest" of the curb market. which was firm In most spots. Goodyear preferred went to 41up 2, with the prior preference up ' at 68. Gulf OH featured that group, going to CO, up I s ,. Chairman Stewart of Standard Oil of Indiana revealed in testimony at the Senate oil inquiry yesterday that some of his people had looked over Gulf Oil’s property. He declared negotiations for a merger were not pending, however. In the minings, there was an irregular movement. Fortuna broke badly to 45 but the Goldfields held steady.

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CHICAGO. Jan. 24.—Many operators wero bearish today and production little ehanxed. The world's supply of wheat increased 927.000 bushels last week Corn and oats also made heavy gains in the United States and Canada. ENGINEER DROPS DEAD By United Press CHICAGO. Jan. 24.—Baylisa Lower, 58. of Ft. Wayne, Ind.. Pennsylvania Railroad engineer, dropped dead here last night while preparing to board his engine for the run to Ft. Wayne. Death was due to heart failure, physicians said. Naval Stores Indianapolis dealers* selling- priee on turpentine m barrel quantities, $1.69 per gal. Local Wagon Wheat Local mills are paying $1.25 for No. 2 red wiheat. 39 LEGAL NOTH KS NOTICK. SCHOOL CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS TEMPORARY LOAN. Seated bids will be reeeived by the undersigned, at the office oi the board of school commissioners at the southwest corner ot Meridian and Ohio Sts.. Indianapolis. Ind.. tltitil 8 o’clock p. m.. on Jan. 30. 1923, for a temporary loan of one hundred fifty thousand ($150,000.00) dollars to the board of school commissioners of the city of Indianapolis, Ind., tor the relief of, and In aid of the said board's "local tuition fund." Said loan wilt bear interest at a rate of not more than 6 per cent per annum, interest payable at the maturity of the loan, and wilt bo evidenced by a note or notes of the board, aggregating in principal $150.600.00, to be dated on the date the loan Is consummated, and money received by the board. Bidders are requested to bid for ilie whole amount of said loan, the money payable to the school boaul. and notes to be dated, Feb. 5, 1923. befovo noon of said day. Cffers for said loan will be opened at the place, on the date, and at the hour above mentioned, and said loan will be awarded to the bidder or bidders offering to loan the mcney at the lowest rate, of interest. Said loan Is to be made tn pursuance of the Indiana Statute of 1919 (Act 1919, page 6) and amendment thereto of 1920 (Special session 1920. page 122) and said notes will become due and payable on April 30, 1923, and will be made payable at such bank or trust company in Indianapolis, Ind., as the successful bidder may select. Said loan and note will be paid out of the proceeds of the board’s taxes levied In 1922, and to be collected in the calendar year 1923, for Its "local tuition fund.” The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. All bids shall have a non-collusion affidavit attached, aa required by law. WALTER J. TWINAME. Business Director. BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS. Jan. 16, 1923.

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Prev. High. Low. 12:45 Close. Railroads— Atchison ...101% 101% 101% 101 Allan C L. .113 112 % 113 112% B. and O ... 44% 43% 44 43% Can Pacific .143% 143 143% 143% C. and 0 .. 72% 73 72% 71% C. & N. W R 78% 78 78% 77 C„ R. I.& P 33% 32% 33% 32% Del and L 124% 125% Erie 11% 10% 11% 10% Gt North pfd 73% 73 73% 72% Lehigh Val . 70% 70% 70% 75% Mo. Pac pfd. 43% 43% 43% 43 N. Y. On . 74% 73% 74% 74 N.Y..N.H.& H 19% 18% 19% 18% North Pac .. 74 Vi 73% 74% 75% Pennsylvant 46% 46% Reading .... 79 78Vi 79 78 So. Ry 30 % 29 % 30 % 29 % So Pacific . . 90 % 89 % 90 % 90 St. Paul .... 22 % 22 % 22 % 22 St Paul pfd. 35% 35% 35% 34% St. L & S.W. 32% 32 Vi 32% 31% St.L.& S.W.pd 59% 58% 69 58% Union Pac . 137 Vi 137 137% 137% Wabash 9% 9% 9% 8% Wabash pfd . 26 % 25 26 % 24 % Rubbers— Ajax Rub 12% 13% Fisk Rub. ... 15 Vi 15 14% Goodrich Rb. 37 Vi 37 37% Kelly-Spg. .. 50% 49% 49% U. S. Rub... 60% 60Vi 60% 60% Equipments— Am. C. & F 179% 179 Am L0c0... 122 % 123 122% 123 Bald. Loco.. 133% 133 V-i 133 132% Lima l oco. . 60 % 59 % 60 Vi 59 % Pressed S. C 66 % 66 % Steels— Beth. “8”... 62% 61% 02% 01% Crucible .... 72 71 % 72 % Gulf States.. 82% 82 82 Vi Midvale ... 28 Vi 28 28% U. S. Steel..lo6 105% 105% 106 Motors— Chand Mot 66% 66% Gen. Mot 14% 6. . . 14 14 Hud. Mot... 28 27% 28 28% Max. M. •B) 16% 17 Stud,-hak-'r .114% 113% i13% 114% Stewart War B‘„‘a Willys-Over.. 7 Vi ..... 7% < Timken .... 37 % .. 37 Va 37 % Mutinies — Butte C & Q 9% 9% Dome Mines 41 40% 41 40 is Texas G. & S 61 % 61 % Coppers— Anaconda. ... 47 46% 47 46% Chilo Copper 29% 29 V* 29% 29 Vs

CHICAGO GRAINS OPEN IRREGULAR Lack of Export Trade Holds Market at Standstill, By United Financial CHICAGO, Jan. 24.—A1l grain prices opened Irregular on the hoard today, due to lower Liverpool cables and no improvement in the foreign situation. Export business was at a standstill. The corn market was steady and opened unchanged as the result of Government reports showing the number of hogs on farms to be gr, iter this year than last. Light receipts of oats tended to strengthen the market and prices rallied fractionally. Provisions opened irregular. Chicago Grain Table —Jan. 21— WHEAT— Peer. Open, llizh Low 11:45. clow May 1 ill % 1.17% 1.15% 1.17% 1.16% 1.15% 1.16% .1.11-% 1.12% 111% 1.12% 1 CORN— Mat ■ .71% .73 % .71% .72% .71 ■% .71 % July 71% .72% .71% .72% b. 71 % OATS— Max . .44 .41% .43% -44% M.'Pi July .. .42% .42% .42% 42 Va -41% Local Hay Market Loose Kay—Bl4ls. bales. $lO <@l7; hf.avt mixed hay. rid A 14: light mixed hay. $ 1;. u 16. Oats —72 H 75c. Oats —521R 00c. Marriage Licenses W 1" E\ tns 3520 Fall Creek Blvd.; Lie; - Mri'rav. 101 K twenty-Seventh St. ,' W K'rppcr. 252 Hendricks PL: Helen Burris. Mara Bill. Ind. t; i. Harri,irion. 1613 N. Alabama St.: c: crime K Thorne, 1121 W. Thirty-Sec-ond Ft. Alfred Wilson. oto% Torbet St.: Annie Williams. 629 W. Eleventh Bt. A It Me.Mannis. 2861 N. Gale St.; Vetlia Zeitler. 20'.'.'> N. Gale St. ~ K. R- pdf 17;::. Orange S!.: Mildred Fogartv. 13 29 Trowbridge St. W i Bowers. 2711 Cornell Ave.: Ruth C. Garrison. 835 Edison Ave. c w We.ivir. Maywood. Ind , lertha Goodpasture. :; 71 1 Robison St T II Draper, 1130 W. Twenty-Ninth St.; St, i.l 230 S. summit StI V Arnold, 431 E. Market St.; Nellie P. Walton, 342 Leon St. Births Boys Virgil and Ethel Willard. 1207 Bradbury. Edwin and Mabel Seitz. 30 N. Jefferson. Gilbert and Rose Toy. 1215 Woodlawn. Charles and Harriet Foster. 627 Oxford. Robert and Anna Fields. 722 S. West. Colley and Edna Scott. Deaconess Hospital. Gilbert and Helen Holland. 1714 Blaine. Steven and Etta Black. 2746 N. James. Cl*.a,lv and Ruby Westerfield. 2188 Gale. John and Heroklea Cherpas. Deaconess Hospital. . ... ... , Edward and Frieda Kennedy, 56.) Highland. I ow is and Ada Penick. Wards Sanatarnim. Os- o- and Belle 1 cyan. Wards Sanatorium. Walter and Corell Louden, 1609 W. Vermont. . „ , Norman and Blanche Ganey, 319 S. East. Ree-e and l.vdia Berry. 1118 N. Warm,an. Chariot and Elizabeth Albrecht, 2508 W. Tenth. . Girls William and Pauline Shaw. 1523 Sheldon. Jesse and Hettie Bentley, 1035 Bates. Ere,l and Rose Holilt. 828 Sanders, l ay and Ruth Harding, 1433 Spann, n irles and Clara Wise. 236 N Pine. Edward and Mabel Denny. 832 S. Pennsylvania. Charles and Eileen Stieh, 2316 Gale. Walter and Novaline Vogelsand. 2166 S. New Jersey. , Ch irh * .ind Mar Martin, 1110 Knglish. Juan and Sue Milner, Clark Blakeslee Hosand Florence Hedpe. 112 N. Harding 1 . Joseph and Christena Siligae, 952 N. Holmes. Deaths Allen j. Russell, 76. 749 South Missouri. uremia. Charles L. Parker. 76, 1156 Spann, acute interstitial nephritis. Alta Parish. 15. Long Hospital, osteitis. Stephen Homer Austin, 41, City hospital. peritonitis. * Thomas Stevenson. 64. 1754 Lockwood. pneumonia. Arthur Rowlett. 42. 918 Miley, acute bronchitis. Herbert McCullough. 43. 409 West North, interstitial nephritis. Walter Darnell, 57, Methodist hospital, hypostatic pneumonia. Virgil Torrence. 3 0 months, 3144 E. Minnesota. bronchopneumonia. Carrie E. Dooley. 52. Central Indiana hospital, pulmonary tubeeulosis. Agnes Teter. 67, 3714 N. Pennsylvania, chronic myocarditis. Building Permits William H. McKetrick, garage, 58 N. Bradley. $250. Ashjian Bros., garage, 132 E. St. Clair, $5,500. L. A Estes, doublfc 3353 N. Pennsylvania, S4OO. W. I. Guthris, garage, Sls N. Sherman, S2OO. . „„ m L. S. Ayres & Cos., repairs, 28 W. Georgia, S9OO. A L. Avery, dwelling, 4340 Guilford, $5,000. Thos. Gussy. garage, 4219 Boulevard, S3OO. Ideal Furnace Cos., warehouse. 1624 Southeastern, $4,000. J. E. Simon, addition. 4805 Park, SI,OOO. Sam M. Moore, repairs, 1061 W. TwentyEighth, $250. 11eaiio E. Kelley, addition, 849 Eugene, $lB6. William G. White, reroof, 1314 N. Tuxedo. $250. Henry W. Argendine, double, 2726 N. Olney. $3,000. Henry W. Argendlno, double, 2723 N. Olney, $3,000.

Prev. High. Low. 12:45. close. Kenneeott.... 35% .... 35 % 35 % Utah Copper. 62% 62% Oils— Cal. Petrol... 76 74% 75 76 Cosden 54 Vi .... 54 54 % Houston 0 72% 73 Mex. S. 8... 17% .... 16% 16% M. States O. 11% 11 Vs 11% 11% Pan-A P (A) 87% 87% 87% 87% Pan-A P (B) 80% 80% 80% 80% Pacific 0i1... 45 44% •••• 45% Pro. & Ref... 49 48% 48% Pure Oil 27% 27% Royal Dutch 50 % 50 50 % 50 Vs S. Oil of Cal. 57% 56% 67% 58% S. Oil of N.,1. 41 40% 40% 41% Sinclair 30 32 Vs Texas C 0... . 48 % 48 48 Vs 48 Tex. C. & Oil 20 20% Tr. Con. Oil 11% 11% Industrials— Allied Chem.. 74 72% 74% Am. Can.... 81% 81% 81% Am. Ice 101 100 101% 99 Am. Woolen 95% 94 % Cent. Leath 34 34 Coco C01a.... 76*4 76 75% Cluett & Pea. 71 % 71 71V* 70 Cont. Can 124% 124** End. Johnson 91 % 91 % 91 Vi 91 *4 Earn. Players 84% 84 Va Gen. Asphalt 45% 44 Va 44 - 4-> % Inter. Paper. 50% 50V* 50Va 50% May tSores 71 % i’;-. 1 Mont. Ward . 21% -1 % Nat. Enamel. 67 66% 67 66% Owen Bottle. 44% 44 41 2 ■! I O Sears Roebk 85 8.) U. S. R. Stor 71% 70** 71% <0 U. S. In Al. 64% ... 2 S * 64 Woolworth .203 199% 200*% -01 Utilities — Am T and T 122 % 122% Consol Gas . 63 Vi 03% 62 % 3% Colum. Gas .105% 104% 105 lOoVa People’s Gas West. Union 109% 109 * Shipping— Am Int Cor . 25% 25% 25-s ~o s Am Sand C. 19% 19 Vs ‘SA,/ Atlantia Gulf 20% ~ In. M Mar pd , 40% 40 * United Fruit. 158 157% 108 15/ % Foods— Am. Sugar .76 % 76% ‘Lj ‘ ••• Am Cotton O. 17 10% $ ••• Com Prod .126% 126% 126% 1-.6’* Cuba C S pd 38% 38% 38% 38 Cubi*n-A Sue. 25 Vi 24 Vi 25 V ‘-4 4 Tobacco* — Am Tob Cos 152 U 152% Gen Cigar . 86*4 65*a 86 t 8o -1 Tob Prod .. 62% 82% 62-* 62 .*

HOGS DROP FROM 1510 35 CENTS Farmers’ Rush to Market Brings Recessions. Hog Prices Day by Day 250-300 lbs. 200-225 lbs. 100-lSOlbs. 18*" 850 4? 8.65 8.65<3 880 8.80 ?.00 19. 8 40® 8.60 B.6oii{ 8.80 8.808 900 ‘•0 8 55® 8.75 8.75(0, 900 9.00© 9.-0 22 8 85© 915 9 10® 9.35 9 40® 960 23. B.oo© 880 B.Bo© 9.00 9 00® 9.3:> 04. 8.25® 6.50 8.50© S.<J B.<o® 9.00 Hog prices continued Tuesday’s slump, dropping from 15 to 35 cents at the local live stock exchange today. Sorted lights brought a practical top of J 9, though a few droves brought a dime more. Heavies sold all the way from $8.25 to the half-dollar mark and the bulk moved between $8.60 and SS.9O. Sows lost about a half dollar, selling down from $7, while extra choice pigs brought $8.50, though the most sold around the quarter mark. Heavy receipts of 12.000 with Tuesday’s holdovers of 1,150 were assigned as the chief reason for the drop. The cattle market ruled reasonably tirm on receipts of 1,300. The prices remained practically unchanged on all i grades. The calf market dropped 50 cents or more on the choice grades of veals, the top being $14.50, while the bulk sold between $13.50 and sl4. Receipts touched 700. The sheep and lamb market ruled steady, though receipts of SOO were th largest in several weeks. A top price of $15.25 was offered for choice lambs, but the bulk moved around $14.50. Ewes ruled unchanged. —Hogs—--150 to 200 lbs ~$ 8.75© 9 00 Medium 8.50© 8.7;> Heavy 8.25© B..>U Top 9.10 Pi; 8.25 © 8.50 Packing sows 0.75© 700 —tattle— Few choice steers slo.oo© 10.50 Prime corn-fed steers. 1.000 to t. 300 lb* 9.50© 10.00 Good to choice steers. 1,000 1.300 lbs 9.00© 9.50 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.200 lira 8.25© 9.00 Good to choice e leers, 1,000 to 1.100 lbs 7.25© 7.50 Common to medium steers. 800 to 1.000 lbs 5.75@ 6.75 —t ows and Heifers— * Choice light heifers $ 6.00® 10.00 Good light heifers 6.50© 8.50 Medium heifers 6.00 © 7.25 Common heifers 5.00©. 6.00 Good to choice heavy cows. . . 5.50© 6.25 Fair cows 4 00® 5.00 Cutters 2.75© 3.25 Canners 2.25© 2.50 —Bulls— Fancy butcher bulls $ 5.00© 5.50 Good to choice butcher bulls. 4.00© 4.25 Bologna bulls 3.75® 3.50 —Calves— Choice veals $14.00® 14.50 Good veals 13 50© 14.00 Medium veals 12.50©13.00 Lightweight veals 11.50© 12.50 Heavyweight veals 9.00 © 10.00 Common heavie9 8.00 - .00 Top 15.50 —Sheep and Lambs— Culls $ 2.25® 3.50 Good to choice ewes 5.00© 6.50 Few choice lambs 14.50 15.00 Good to choice lambs 13.00© 14 00 Heavy lambs 1 1.50© 13.00 Cull lambs 9.00 Bucks 3.00 Other Livestock EAST ST. LOUIS. Jan. 24.—Cattle—Receipts. 6.000: market, steady to strong: native beef steers. $7.50®8.50; yearlings and heifers. $6.70©8: cows, $4.25© 5.75; canners and cutters. 52.50© 3.50; calves, $12.©12.25; Stockers and feeders. $5.50© 6.50. Hogs—Receipts. 23.000: market. 10 ©2oc lowor; heavy. $8.15©; 8.50: medium. $8.35 @8.60; lights, [email protected]; light lights, $8.40©8.90: packing sows. $7.20® 7.25; pigs, $6.25©' 8.50; bulk, $8.35® 8.55. Sheep— Receipts. 20.000: market. 25c lower: ewes. 55@7; canners and cutters. $2.50© 4.50 woo! lambs. $14.50© 14.75. EAST BUFFALO, Jan. 24.—Cattle—Receipts. 75: market, sloxv. steady; prime steers. $9,50© 10: butcher grades. sß@9: cows. $2.25© 6.75. Calves—Receipts. 2*10: market active, lower: culls to choice. S-V® 15.50. Sheep and lambs—-Receipts. 800; market, active, higher: choice lambs. sls® 16: culls to fair. sß®. 14.50: yearlings. sß© 14.50: yearlings, $8 @l4: sheep. $3 @9.50. Hogs—Receipts. 600: market, fairly active, lower:; yorkers. $9 50 © 9 00: pigs. $9: mixed. [email protected]: heavies. __ s9© 9.25; roughs, $7 @7.50; stags, $5 @5.50. MAN HELD IN DEATH OF SISTER-IN-LAW FREED Coroner Vindicates James Robert son After Fatal Shooting. On recommendation of Coroner Paul F. Robinson today, James Robertson. 528 S. East St., was released from a charge of involuntary manslaughter. On Jan. 18, Robertson, while at the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Catherin Robertson, dropped a revolver, which was discharged, the bullet striking and fatally wounding Mrs. Robertson. The coroner held the shooting was accidental. Cloverseed Market Cloverseed was quoted a bu in Indianapolis today.

GARY RETURNS TO NORMALCY AFTER FEOERALARRESTS Mayor Johnson Charges Plot Is Result of Political Rivalry. By United Press GARY, Ind., Jan. 24.—Gary returned to normalcy today. Federal officers who served more than 100 warrants on Gary citizens for alleged participation in a huge liquor conspiracy, returned to Indianapolis. Those arrested and placed under bond included every type of citizen from owners of soft drink stands to city and county officials. Thirty additional warrants were received and served just before the Federal agents left. Sventy-ftve arrests were raade on the original lndcitment. Mayor R. O. Johnson reiterated his statement today that the arrests were a “frame-up” and the result of political rivalry. Hoosier Briefs TERRE HAUTE —Seniors at Rose Polytechnic Institute are planning a celebration in honor of a recent announcement by the faculty that a thesis will not be required for graduation this year.

KOKOMO—J. F. Bergman, superintendent of park at Kokomo, has a German Bible published in 1732. He also has an English translation of the proceedings of the Council of Trent published by the Bishop of Rhelms In 1577.

FRANKFORT Returning here after a twelve-day honeymoon, Nancy J. Dunbar has filed suit for divorce from George W. Dunbar. BLOOMINGTON—SchooIs of Smithvine were closed this week because of diphtheria, giving 250 pupils and nine teachers an enforced vacation. RUSIIVILLE—Mrs. Edna Miller was awarded a judgment of $4,500 In Circuit Court here against Mr. and Mrs. Burton Miller, parents of her husband, for alleged alienation of his affections. KOKOMO—A ten-acre woods, said to b ethe largest tract of timber in this county, has been sold to O. E. Howard, lumberman, by Lawrence Yager. Clearing is to start Immediately.

ELWOOD —This city appears to be fraternally inclined. A cat club has been added to the livestock societies here. The list now includes kennel, canary and pigeon clubs.

PRINCETON —A baby girl born to Mrs. William Bigham of Oakland City weighed fourteen and one-half pounds. PETERSBURG —D. F. Ramsey, an old soldier, who was believed to be penniless, left $4,200 in cash when his estate, was examined following his death. Relatives have not been located. LAFIAYETT'E —A postcard greeting mailed in Lafayette in March, 1915, by Mrs. Edna Harter to her brother, Rufus Beasy, arrived at its destination in Reynolds a few days ago.

HARTFORD CITY—A young man in Pittsburgh wired S4O worth of roses to a Marion girl through R. W. Henley, a Hartford City florist. The specifications were that the stems be forty to fifty inches long.

GAS CITY —A two-story addition to the Gas City High School Is to be built soon. The new and old building will be connected by enclosed passageways. MIDDLEBURY—When a large grain of popcarn lodged in her windpipe, the 2-year-old daughter of Mrs. Agnes 'Berkey almost suffocated. She was unconscious when a physician arrived. MRS. MARY STANTON ILL laical Woman Stricken While Spending Winter in Florida. Mrs. Mary H. Stanton, 1452 X. Pennsylvania St., was slightly improved today in St. Petersburg, Fla., where she has been seriously ill for ton days, according to reports received here. Mrs. Stanton’s sister, Mrs. H. D. Pierce, 115 X. Meridian St., has gone to St. Petersburg. Mrs. Stanton's son, Frank S. Ftuddeli, also is with his mother, who was spending the win ter in Forida. BOOZE BILL IS AMENDED Suspension of Sentences Permitted in Anti-Still Measure. An amendment providing suspension of sentences in certain cases was passed by the Senate this morning for the bill of Senator Buchanan providing for tine and imprisonment for any one found owning or operating M. still. The amendment was offered by Senator Daily of Indianapolis and was adopted following a sharp debate on second reading of the bill. SLEET STORM IN SOUTH Damage of §210,000 Is Reported in City of Atlanta. B;i United t reats ATLANTA, Ga., Jan. 4.—Approximately §210,000 damage was caused by heavy wind and sleet which held Georgia in its grip for the last thirtysix hours. Dressed Beef Prices Wholesale selling- prices of dressed beef Swift & Cos.) : Ribs—No. 2,18 o: Uo. 3, 15e. Loins—No. 2,23 c: No. 3,20 c. Rounds—No. 2. 16c: No. 314 c. Chucks — No. 2. 10c; No. 3, 90. Plates—No. 2,7 o; No. 3.6 c.