Indianapolis Times, Volume 35, Number 212, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 January 1924 — Page 10

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s LEGAL notices (C’ontinuL-d from Tret-eding Page., E M. Vawter. janitor work 60.00 Samuel Wallace, chickens killed. . 4.25 Alva Sutton, transportation 200.00 Chas. Askin. transportation 80.00 1... K. Fesler Aud.. dog fund 1.370.55 Judd Typewriter Exchange. rent. . . 30.00 .'ames Reeder. transportation .... 30.00 D. M. Church, transportation . . . 20.00 C. F. Q&lbreath. repr. S port pump 8.60 Harry Smock, janitor work 30.00 Nora Carson, teaching 40.00 Elsie Ryker, teaching 20.00 Maude Burk, teaching 26.00 Kulalai Q.u&ckenbush. teaching. • - 25.00 Catherine Pennington, teaching . . 25.00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 25.00 Josephine Shea, leaching 60.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 25.00 Fannie Vawter, teaching 25.00 Merlie Bloom, teaching 25.00 Georgia Bah.hart, teaching 26.00 Carol Underwood, leaching 50.00 John Smith, janitor work 50.00 Ind .Bell Tel, Cos., telephone 4.75 lndpls. Lt. & Ht. Cos.. It. and pow. 152.70 D. W. Vorhies. salary 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerical help 30.00 Jewel Judge, teaching 25.00 Conder A- Culvertson. 12%% ptnt. 1.133.24 Strong Bros . 1214 pc. pmt 340.91 Sanborn Elec. Cos 12% pc. pmt. . 128.13 Freyn Bros.. 1214 pc. prat 1.355.00 McGuire & Shook. 121* pc. pmt.. 106.46 Roy B. Julian, teaching 300.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching ISU.OO John B. Mcßride, teaching 180.00 Nora Carson, teaching 150.00 Elsa Smeleer, teaching 160.00 Josephine Shea, teaching 150.00 Carrie Van Cleve, teaching 180.00 Gladys Wiltrout, teaching 150.00 w. E. Clampitt. teaching 140.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 125.00 Naomi Mayer, teaching 180.00 Lola Bradfleld. teaching 150.00 Margaret Schlotzhauer. teaching 135.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching 150.00 Eva Smart, teaching 120.00 Juanita Hetnck. teaching 120.00 Laura Hetrick teaching 120.00 Lueila Clampitt. teaching 120.00 Jewel Judge, teaching 110.00 Catherine Pennington, teaching. . 120.00 William Beavers teaching 150.00 Fannie Vawter teaching 120.00 Carol Underwood, teaching 120.00 John W. Webbi leaching 130.00 Calvin Leedy, teaching 130.00 Elsie Ryker. teaching 120.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 110.00 Florence Lewi?, teaching 115.00 Ruth McMillen, teaching 115.00 Maude Burke, teaching 105.00 Bulalia Quackenbush. teaching . 110.00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 105.00 R. E. Pons’.er. teaching 160.00 Russell H. White teaching 140.00 Meriie Bloom, teaching 110.00 Amanda Fadely. teaching 115.00 Ruth King, teachimg 115.00 Irene Roberts, teaching 115.00 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 115.00 Lyndall Hile. teaching 115.00 Marcia Orme. teaching: 130.00 Lois M. Chrystie. teaching 145.00 F'.eeta Harbaugh. teaching . . . 120.00 F. E. Stienecker. janitor work ... 75.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 100.00 Chester Hughbanks. transportation 100.00 Mary E. Williams, matron 30.00 Abram Hamilton, transportation .. 100.00 Harry Smock, janitor work 30.00 E. M. Vawter. janitor work 50.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation . . 160.00 John Decker, transportation 100.00 John Smith, janitor work 60.00 Mort Monanan. transportation 80.03 James Tolin. transportation SO.OO Eli Cramer, janitor 80.00 Chas. Askins fuel 343.94 H. M Murphy .transportation . . 180.00 Fred Wickei. transport aiion 130.00 Edward Stenger, janitor work 80.00 lndpls. Lt. & H*.. Cos., it. and pow 100.66 Chas. H Sudmeyv wagon repairs 19.75 Vonnegut Hdvve. Cos., supplies. . . . 6.21 Pettis Dry Goods Cos. supplies... Ill: Underwood Typewriter Cos. rent. 54.00 j Alva Sutton, Iran-pot tatiori 160.00 D. W. Vorhies. sa.ary 100.00 Etta Vorhies <- ere a help ... 30.00 Marone Pries*, learning ...... i50.00 Ind. Natl. Hank bonds. Interest.. 2 I'JO.Oo James Keener, transportation 55.00 ; Harry Sturm, transportation .... 200.00 Chas. Askriis. transportation . . co.OU Geo. M. Oeftering. transportation 100.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 100.00 Luther Van Winkle, transportation 200.60 D. M. Church, transportation . 80.00 i W. El Hurt, transportation . 75.00 C. H. Hohit. fuel 206.23 Jewel Judge, teaching ... 110.00 j Catherine Pennington, teaching 120.00 i Indian Re lining Cos., oil 7.32 j John W. V.>or teaching 15J.00 Lois M. Chrystie. teaching .... i 13.00 Leota Ander.on. teaching 1 15.00 Josephine Shea. teaching 130.00 Roy B. au tan. teaching ttoO-OO John E. Mcßnde. teaching 180.00 i Nora Carson, teaching . 150.00 j Elsa Smeicvr, leaching 150.00 Carrie Van Cieve. teaching 5 80.00 Gladys Wiltrout, teaching 150.00 W. E. Ctamoitt. teaching 140.00 Naomi Mayer teaching 130.00 I. a Bradne.d. teaching 150.00 rgaret Sehiotsbauer teaching. 135.00 Wallace Hadley teaching 150.00 Eva Smart teaching 120.00 Juanita Hetrick, teaching . ... 120.60 Laura Hetrick teaching 120.00 Lueua Clampitt. teaching 120.00 Wiiliam Beavers, teaching 150. oo Fannie Vawter, teaching 120.00 E'aroi Underwood, teaemug 120.00 Calvin Leedy. teaching 130.00 Slate Ryker, teaching 120.00 Florence Lewis, teaching 115.00 Ruth McMillen, teaching 115.00 Maude Burk, teaching 105.00 Eulalia Quackenbush teaching. . 110.00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 105.00 R. E. Ponaier teaching 150.00 Russell H. White, teaching 140.00 Merlie Bloom, teaching 110.00 Amanda Fadely. teaching 115.00 Ruth King teaching 116.00 Irene Roberts, teaching 115.00 Georgia J. Barnhart, teaching 115.00 Lyndad Hile. teaching ... 115.00 Marcia Orme, teaching i 36.00 Fieeta Harbaugh. teaching ... 120.00 John Smith, janitor work 50.00 Harry Smo- k. janitor work .... 30.00 W. E Hurt, transportation . . 35.00 Ind. Bell Tel. Cos., te ephone. . . 15.30 Chester Hughbanks, transportation 100.00 D. M. Church, transportation . . . 30.00 -Mary E Williams. Matron 30.00 Pearl A McFar.and. enumerator. 35.00 John Decker, transportation 150.00 John B. Mcßride. te3ch . institute 144.00 i Cora Uiery. enumerator 35.00 • Fletcher Am. Nat. Bank. Interest 60.32 Laura B. Massey, enumerator . . . 35.00 Wm M Karstedt. supplies 12.89 M. L. Van Winkle, transportation 7 5.00 Eli Cramer, janitor work 80.00 John Smith, janitor work 50.00 Russell H White, teach., institute 175.00 Eulalia Quackenbush. teach., mat. 112.50 Ruth Griffith, teaching institute. 101.00 Florence Lewis, teach., institute. . 138.00 John W Webb, teach., institute.. 151.73 Rernice Bone. * teaching, institute. 147.50 Calvin Leedy. teaching, institute. . 162.50 Maude Burk, teaching, institute. 1)5.75 Marcia Orme. teaching, institute.. 152.75 Ind. Nat. Bank, interest 135.00 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos., lt. and pow 46.79 H. M. Murphy, transportation . . . 243.00 Roy B Julian, trans. claims . 280.66 Mary E Williams, matron ...... 20.0 u Laura, Hetrick teaching, institute. 160.00 Juanita Hetrn.-k. teaching, institute 150.00 E. M Vawter, janitor work . . 60.00 Fred Wicker, transportation 173.00 lames Reeder, transportation .... .'>>.2s M L. Van Winkle, transportation. 37.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 48.50 Stella Smoot, enumerator 45.00 Fieeta Harbaugh, teach., institute. 144.00 Margaret Schlotzhauer. teach., inst. 169.00 Amanda Fadey. teach., institute. 138.00 R. E. Ponsier, teaching, institute. 188.00 Georgia J. Barnhart, teach., inst.. . 115.87 Lois M Chrystie. teach., institute. 183.25 Lyndall Hiie. teaching, institute.. 143.75 Irene Roberts, teaching, institute 113.75 Ruth King, teaching, institute. . 143.75 Jewel Judge, teaching, institute.. 107.00 Catherine Pennington, teach., ine: 119.00 Alva Sutton, transportation . 176.00 Virgil Bnggs. transportation . 20.1.00 J>ola Bradfleld. teach., institute 13 >.50 Eva Smart, teaching institute.. 150.00 Luelia Clampitt. teaching institute 130.00 Fannie Vawter. teaching institute. J 25.00 Carol Underwood, teach.. Institute 88.00 W. E. Clampitt, teach . Institute '168.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching. Institute 187.50 Abram Hamilton, transportation 148.00 Joaephine Shea, teach., institute. . 137.50 Gladys Wiltrout. teach., institute. 157.50 Marjorie Wiltrout, institute 22.50 Sora Carson, teaching, institute 140.00 Elsa Smeleer. teaching, institute . 187.50 Leota Anderson, teaching, institute 131.25 Naomi Mayer, teaching, institute. 162.50 Carrie Van Cleve. teach., institute. 163.00 L. Ert Slack, commencement add 20.00 Harry Sturm, transportation 176.00 D. W. Vorhies. asaiary 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerical help 30.00 James Tolin. transportation 108.00 Mort Monahan, trans. supplies... 114.16 Chas. Aakins. transportation .... 88.00 John Decker, transportation 54.00 Marjorie lTiest. teach., institute. .255.00 Cha*. Ryker. transportation ... 208.00 Geo. Oeftering. transportation .. . 210.00 William Beavers, teach., institute. 112.50 D. M. Church, transportation .... 34.50 B. N. Specs. M D.. med insp.... 100.00 Ind. 8411 Tel. Cos., telephone. . . . 3.65 lndpls. Times, advertising 13.71 Stewart-Carey Glass Cos., glass. . . 2.68 Edward Stenger. janitor work .... 100.00 Elsie Ryker. teaching, institute.. 130.00 Harry Smock, janitor and supplies 68.65 John Smrth. janitor work 60.00 Ruth McMillen. teaching institute 138.00 Roy L. Julian teaching, supplies. 331.59 K A. McKibbon. repair No. 9 pump 9.90 Chester Hqghbanks. trans. and oil. 03.25 j,. H. Whitenack. supplies 13.28 Harry E Steiner, ducks killed. . . 10.00 Merlie Bloom, teaching, institute. 112.50 Mary Vetter, fowls killed 3.00 McAlpin Bros., supplies 5.61 O V. Ludwig M. D.. med. insp. ?400 Underwood Typewriter Cos., rent. . *OO Leonard HohJt supplies HBB Edviwood Coal Cos., fnel 314 Jo*. Smith, janitor work 4WO

39 LEGAL. NOTICES (Continued) E'.i Cramer, janitor work 70.00 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos., lt. and pow. 26.36 Ind. Nat. Bank, interest . 135.00 D. ;W. Vorhies. salary 100.00 Etta Vorhies, clerical help 30.00 Marion Cos. Mail, printing report. 118.11 John Smith, janitor 37.60 Teachers' Ket. Fd. Bd . pension fd. 102.90 J. C. Wilson, drayago on chairs. . . 1.00 Ind. Bd. for Aid Blind., brooms. . . 24.50 Jessie Boston, commencemt. music 15.00 Frank Klein, road work and gravel 48.60 John Smith, janitor 37.50 Greg E. Waddell, supplies 20.18 Fred Brewer, stamps 2.00 Kiger & Cos , supplies 994.91 Eli Cramer, janitor 70.00 Otto Ehrgott. engrossing diplomas 12.25 Fletcher Am. Nat. Bk„ bonds. Ink 1.630.00 D. W. Vorhies, salary 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerical work 80.00 Citizens Bank Southport, bds., int. 2.405.00 Bailey & Ross, supplies 36.84 Southport Lbr. Cos., supplies 138.10 Farmers' Cooperative Cos., fuel. . . . 9.36 Edward Stenger. janitor 110.00 John Smith, janitor 37.80 lndpls. Lt. & Ht. Cos., It. and pow. 16.94 Ind. Sell Tel. Cos., telephone 16.18 E. M. Vawter janitor 30.00 W. H. Evans. Tr C. Tp.. tr. tuitn. 3.749.47 John Smith, janitor 37.50 Lora Verrett. chickens killed 2.45 Chas. H. Hohlt, fuel . 273.81 Chas. H. Hohlt. gravel for sehl. yd. 22.60 Freyn Bros., repair ventilators. . . 30.00 James M. Tolic. cleaning cemetery 27.20 McAlpin A Saylor, ins. prem. No. 3 4.60 Ed Cramer, janitor 70.00 D. W. Vorhies. salary .* 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerical help 30.00 Citizens Bank, interest 2.699.90 Citizens Bank, interest 1,660.00 J. M. Tolin. mowing cemetery . . . 36.00 Northern Coal Cos., fuel ........ 593.63 L. 1 Tomey. fuel and supplies. . 28.19 John Smith, janitor 56.25 Farmers’ Cooperative Cos., fuel... 372.71 F. E. Stienecker janitor 330.00 John H. Mi>es. sheep killed 13.00 Henry Griffith, chickens killed. . . 12.00 John Smith, janitor work, repairs. 44.50 James M. Tolin. mowing cemetery. 21.60 W. J. Sparks, gravel 113.76 Eli Cratner, janitor work 70.00 Hiram Love, repair work 36.00 E. M. Vawter. janitor work .... 20.00 Ha.g Drug Cos., muriatic acid.... 1.10 B. R. State Bank, revenue stamps 4.00 D. W Vorhies, sa'ary 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerical help 30.00 John Smith, janitor 52.50 Hiram Love, repairs, janitor work 40 00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 35.00 Edward Stenger. janitor work. . . 130.00 Alra Hamilton, painting at No. 12 48.06 aohn Gird, janitor work 26.00 Circle A Prod. Corp.. bldg. acct.. . 1.472.40 Kiger & Cos., sup for tp.. rd., schls. 1.116.97 Etta Vorhies. c. o. and. paymt reprs. 15.09 Wm B. Richardson, rent 2 rooms 160.00 Carol Underwood, teaching 60.00 Lois M. Chrystie, teaching 70.00 Florence Lewis, teaching 50.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 35.00 . ohn Smith, janitor work 30.00 Ciaribei Pate, teaching . 50.00 Eulalia Quackenbush. teaching . . . 50.00 Maud Burk, teaching 50.00 Calvin Leedy, teaching 70.00 Nora Carson, teaching 70.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 60.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching 70.00 Xnumi Mayer, teaching 60.00 Maytair Haughton. teaching 50.00 Emsley W. Johnson, legal action . . 2.80 John M. Smock, chickens killed. 11.00 John P. Smo k. mowing school yd. 2.50 Hiram Love, janitor work 67.60 Ruth E. Mumaw. teaching 26.00 George Eliis, chickens killed 12.60 Marion Cos. Mail, print, report cards 35.65 D. \V. Vorhies. salary 100.00 Etta Vorhies, c>erk help 30.00 Indiana News Cos., book* 48.00 lntiii s. Sehl. Bd . trans. tuition... 4.945.92 >1 ip.~ Lt. A Ht. Cos., lt. and pow. 12 08 Roy B. Julian, teaching 300.00 r.orit Priest. teaching 100.00 . 1 rie Van Cleve. teaching 170.00 .sor.. Carson, teaching 70.00 Auna Jones, teaching 150.00 Emory W Bryan teaching 190.00 Elsa omelcer. lea> liing 160.00 W. E. Clampitt. tea -hing 136.00 Ruth Mumaw. teaching 100.00 Hill Mayer, teaching 70.00 Mayfair Haughton. teaching .... 70.00 Georgia E. Snyder, teaching 110.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 70.00 Li idvs Wiltrout. teaching 150.00 Cat 111 Lrtd.'. teaching 65.00 Oni" Brew r. leaching 125.00 E sie R Smith teaching 110.00 Ruth McMillen. teaching 10500 Bernice Bone, teaching 10C 00 tfabe Norwood, teaching 110 00 Ruth Griflith. teaching 96.00 i ioren c Lew", teaching 56.00 EUialia Quackenbush. teaching 50.00 Maude Burk, teaching 60.00 Lenna E Smock, teaching 136.00 Merlie Bloom, teaching 106 00 Russel! H. White, teaching 130 00 Luelia Clampitt. teaching 110.00 Ruth King, teaching 105.00 Frances McClain, teaching 100.00 Pearl M. Smock, teaching 120 00 Georgia J. Barnhart, teaching . . 105.00 Ljr.cUc Hile. teaching 105.00 Wallace Hadiey. teaching 185.00 Mane Van Buskirk, teaching .... 100.00 Kuih Batchelor, teaching 05.00 Atnanda Fadely. teaching 105.00 Jewel Walker, teaching 100.00 Ciaribei Pate, teaching 6- .00 Jean Burks, teaching 110.00 Lois M. Chrystie. teaching 66.00 Wm. A Beaver*, teaching 136 00 Grace H. Brown, teaching 110.00 Carol Underwood, leaching 70.00 Castor Bros., pnntg. report cards. . 49.00 Wm. E. Lanpher. transportation . 160.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 80 00 Alva Sutton, transportation 150.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 100.00 Harry Sturm transpoi tattou .... 100.00 ..ames M. Tolin. transportation 80.00 David Tilton, transportation 80.00 A. D Stanton, fuel 177.93 Greyble MoFariamJ, transportation 140.00 George Ross, janitor 70.00 John Gird, janitor 25.00 C. V. Long, supplies 3.00 Ray Cornelius, helping janitor. . 16.00 John Smith, janitor 50.00 Leonard Hohlt transportation.. 140.00 W. T. Pearcy. transportation 80.00 Ind Bell Tel. Cos. telephone 17.25 Frank Klein, road work 117.50 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos . It. and pow 43.76 Ind. Nat. Bank, interest 80.00 John Robinson, janitor 100.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation 40.00 Josph A Wheatley, road work. . . 115.00 F. M Bachman Cos., lumber 304 17 Carol Underwood, teaching 66.00 -ohn Ram eyer, repairs Masons bid 3P.50 John Smith, janitor 50.00 Ray Cornelius, helping janitor 8.00 Stewart-Carey Glass Cos., glass.... 9.00 Hatfield Elec. Cos., fuses, brushes. 2.20 Jewel Walker, teaching 50 00 F E. Stienecker. janitor work. . 160.00 Vonnegut Hdw. Cos., supplies. . . 40.68 Ciaribei Pate, teaching 76.00 Abram Hamilton, transportation. 132.00 John Gird. Janitor 40.00 Hiram Love, janitor 90.00 Fletcher Am Nat. Bk . bds.. int. . 730.32 Ind. Nat. Bank, bonds, interest... 1.185.00 Lyle Bussell, teaching 128.67 Roy B. Julian, teaching 300.00 Marjorie Priest, leaching 180.00 Carrie Van Cleve. teaching 168.37 Nora Carson, teaching 160.00 Anna M. Jones, teaching 149.2-J Emory Bryan, teaching 200.00 E-a Smeleer. teaching . 170.00 IV E. C'.ampitt, teaching 145.00 Ruth E. Mumaw. teaching ...... 136.00 Naomi Mayer, teaching 118.67 Mayfair Haughton. teaching 130.00 Georgia E. Snyder, teaching 108.37 Leota Anderson, teaching 130.00 Gladys Wiltrout teaching 160.00 Calvin. Leedy, teaching 146.00 Omer Brewer, teaching 123.87 Elsie Smith, teaching 120.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 110.00 Mabel Norwood, teaching 120.00 Ruth Griffith teaching 93.08 Florence Lewis, teaching 115.00 Eulalia Quackenbush. teaching . . 110.00 Maude Burk, teaching 99.19 Lenna E. Smock, teaching 133 67 Merlie Bloom, teaching 115.00 Russell H White, teaching 140.00 Luelia Clampitt. teaching 120.00 Ruth King, teaching 115.00 Frances McClain, teaching 98.08 Pear! Smock, teaching 119.56 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 115.00 Lyndall Hile. teaching 115.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching 145.00 Marie Van Buskirk, teaching .... 98.17 Ruth Batchelor, teaching 93.65 Amanda Fadely, teaching 116.00 Jewel Walker, teaching 80.00 Ciaribei Pate, teaching 45.00 Jean Burks, teaching 98.65 Lois M. Chrystie, teaching 133.87 William A." Beavers, teaching .... 145.00 Grace Brown, teaching 120.00 Carol .Underwood, teaching 54.19 D. W. Vorhies. salary 100.00 Etta Vorhies. clerk 30.00 Ruth McMillen. teaching 116.00 W. E. Hurt, transportation 100.00 W. N. Karstedt. supplies 6.21 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 76.00 Alva Sutton, transportation 160.00 Harry Sturm .transportation .... 160.00 .Tames M. Tolin. transportation ... 80.00 Edward Stenger. work as janitor. . 42.00 George Ross, janitor 30.00 John Smith, janitor . . 50.00 George Oeftering, transportation . . 160.00 David Tilton, transportation .... 100.00 Leonard Hohlt, transportation . . . 140.00 Leonard Hohlt, supplies 12.93 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos., lt. and pow 82.48 John Robinson, janitor 100.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation 50.00 Peerless Foundry, repairs for stov. 8.84 Alva Sutton, transportation 76.00 Greyble McFarland, transportation 150.00 John Gird, janitor 25.00 Ray Cornelius, janitor help 16.00 John Smith, janitor, frt. bill 50.50 Frank Kautsky. supplies 12 83 Carol Underwood, teaching 60.00 Farmers Cooperative Cos., fuel.... 172.00 McAinf A Saylor, ina. premium 146 58 C. Abrams, repairs ta wagon. . 2.60 Lend* E. Smock teaching 108.76

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) Abram Hamilton, transportation'.. 80.00 Hiram Love, Janitor 99.00 L. M. Hughbanks. transportation. 225.00 Roy B. Julian, teaching 300.00 Marjorie Priest, teaching 180.00 Carrie Van Cleve. teaching 180.00 Nora Carson, teaching 150.00 Anna M. Jones, teaching 160.00 Emory W. Bryan, teaching 200.00 Elsa Smeleer. teaching 170.00 W. E. Clampitt, teaching 146.00 Ruth Mumaw, teaching 136.00 Naomi Mayer, teaching 130.00 Mayfair Haughton. teaching 130.00 Georgia E. Snyder, teaching 120.00 Leota Anderson, teaching 130.00 Gladys Wiltrout, teaching 160.0® Calvin Leedy. teaching 145.00 Omer Brewer teaching 135.00 Elsie Smith, teaching 120.00 Bernice Bone, teaching 110.00 Mabel Norwood, teaching 120.00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 105.00 Florence Lewis, teaching 116.00 Eulalia Quackenbush, teaching ... 110.00 Maude Burk, teaching 110.00 Merlie Bloom, teaching 115.00 Russell H. White, teaching 140.00 Luelia Clampitt. teaching 120.00 Ruth King*, teaching 115.00 Frances McClain, teaching 110.00 Pearl M. Smock, teaejing 130.00 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 150.00 Lyndall Hile, teaching 115.00 Wallace Hadley, teaching 145.00 Marie Van Buskirk, teaching ... i 10.00 Ruth Batchelor, teaching 105.00 Amanda Fadeiy. teaching 115.00 Jewel Waiker. teaching ...■ 110.00 Ciaribei Pate, teaching 130.00 Jean Burks, leaching 110. 00 Lois M. Chrystie. teaching 145.00 Wm. A. Beaveere, teaching 145.00 Grace Brown, teaching 120.00 Carol Underwood, leaching 70.00 Lyie Bussell, teaching 120.00 Lenna Smock, teaching 36 25 Virgii Briggs,** transportation 72.00 A<va Sutton, transportation 57.00 Harry Sturm, transportation 139.00 Sherman Bratton, p.altering No. 12 S.OO James Tulin, transportation 80.00 George Ross, janitor and supplies 57.92 John Smith, .janitor 50.00 Ray Cornelius, janitor help 8.00 W. T. Pearcv. transportation . . 160.00 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos., it and pow . 87.99 Geo. A. Geis Cos.. light bulbs. ... 48.69 Ind. Nat. Bank, bonds, interest 1.135.00 D. H. Goble Cos., window shades . 91.67 Caxton School Sup. Cos, supplies. 4.32 Continental Mfg. Cos., supplies.. . 13 50 Indian Refining Cos., oil 4.27 Leonard Hohlt. transportation ... 140.00 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 35.00 John Robinson, janitor and supplies 102.93 David Tilton, transportation . 64.00 Greyble McFarland. transportation 100.60 W. M. Welch Mig. Cos., supplies. . . 53.60 Rand McNally & Cos., supplies. . . 182.80 Harry Brower, gravel 9.00 Ruth McMillen. teaching, institute 113.50 Kiger A Cos., supplies 1,094.95 W. E Hurt, transportation . . 135.00 John R imseyer. repairs at No. 7.. 5.00 Southport Lbr Cos.. lumber 224 59 John Smith, jamttor 60.00 Ray Cornelius, janitor help 8.00 John Gird, janitor 46,00 Alva Sutton, transportation . . 80.00 Chau H. Sudmeyer. repair- wagon 5.10 Edgewood Coal Cos., fuel 31.00 .ohn Stapert. gravel 0 50 Geo. J. Mayer, adv. bd. stamp. . .1)0 Emsley VV. Johnson, atty. lees.. 650.00 lndpls. Lt. A Ht. Cos., it. and pow 7.24 Lyell Bussell, teaching 78.67 Marjorie Pnest. teaching 136.00 Nora Carson, teaching 112.50 Anna M. Jones, teaching 109.26 Emory W Bryan, teaching 150.00 Ruth Mumaw. teaching 101.25 Naomi Mayer, teaching 86.17 Mayfair Haughton. teaching 97.50 Georgia E. Snyder, teaching .... 78.37 Leota Anderso 1. teaching 97.50 Gladys Wiltrout. teaching 12000 Calvin Leedy, teaching 108.75 Elsie L Smith teaching 90.00 Samnatha Swails. teaching 108.00 Bernice Bone,* teaching 82.30 Mabel Norwood, teaching 90 00 Ruth Griffith, teaching 60. S3 Florence Lewis leaching ... 86.25 Eulalia Quackenbush teaching 82.50 Maude Hurk. teaching 71.69 Lenna K. Smoik, trailing ...... 97.42 Merlie Bloom, leaching 86 25 Russell H White, teaching 105.00 Ruth King, teaching 86.25 Frances McClain, teaching , 70.58 Pearl Smock, teaching , 87.06 Georgia Barnhart, teaching 36.26 Lyndall Hile. leaching 86.25 Wallace Hadley, teaching 108 75 Marie Van Buskirk. teaching 71.17 Ruth Batchelor, teaching 67.40 Amanda Fadely. teaching 86 25 Jewel Waiker. leaching 82.50 Ciaribei Pate, teaching 90.00 Jean Burts, teaching 71 15 Lois M. Chrystie. teaching 1)7.42 William A. BeaTers. teaching. .. . 108.75 Grace Brown, teaching 90.00 Carol Underwood, teaching 86 69 Virgil Briggs, transportation .... 74.00 Chas. A Shannon, transportation.. 300.00 Frank Stl enecker. janitor, repairs 192.71 Harry Sturm, transportation 144 50 W. E. Hurt, transportation . . . . 36.60 W. L. Pearcy. transportation 14 00 Wm E Lanpher. transportation. 200.00 Abram Hamilton, transportation . 72.00 James M Tolin. transportation 44.00 Greyble McFarland, transportation 100.00 W. J. Han cock, repairs to wagons 43.35 Hiram Lova. Janitor 96.00 Roy B Julian, supplies 32.03 Alva Sutton, transportation 56.00 D. H. Goble Cos, supplies 55.81 Waiter Meade. Adv Bd. pay 5.00 Sarah J. Gardner, Adv. Bd. pay. 5.(t0 Omer Green. Adv. Bd. pay. 6.00 Stewart-Carey Glare Cos glass.. 4.55 Marion Cos. Mail, printing notices. 24.25 Vonnegut Hdw. Cos flue cleaners. 2.00 lndpls Times, printing notices. . 19.00 D. W Vorhies. sal., exp supplies 453.93 Etta Vorhies. clerk 60.00 Indian Refining Cos oil 321 O. D. Ludwig. M D . med tnsp. . . . 100,00 Geo. Ross, Janitor 50.00 John Smith, janitor 60.00 Ray Cornelius, helping Janitor . . . B.Oil REGISTER OF TOWNSHIP INDEBTEDNESS 1-sued Feb 20. 1911: school bonds; Fletcher American National Hank 4 per cent: due Jan. 1, 1924; special school bond, beginning of year. 57.500; Indebtedness paid during year. 52.600: indebtedness outstanding. 55.000 Issued Oct. 23. 1911: #> hool bonds. Fletcher American National Batik: 4Vi per cent; due Oct. 23. 1924; special school bond; beginning of year 52.680; indebtedness paid during year. 5670: indebtedness out standing 52,010. Issued Dec 1 1913; refunding bonds; Indiana National Bank; 4Vs per cent, due Dec. 1, 1924 refunding bond: beginning of year 50.000; indebtedness paid during year. 1.000; indebtedness outstanding 56.000. Issued April 6. 1914; school bonds In diana National Bank; 4 per rent, due April 6, 1924; special school bond; beginning of year. 56,000: indebtedness paid during year. 52.000; indebtedness outstanding 54.000. Issued Oct. 29. 1914; refunding bonds: Indiana National Bank; 4ls per cent: due Oct. 28. 1924; refunding bond; beginning of year. 56. 000: indebtedness jail! during year. 51.000; ou'standing indebtedness. 56.000, Issued July l. 1917: school bonds: Citizens Bank of Southport: 4 % per cent: due Juiy 1. 1924: special school bond: beginning of year. 518.000. indebtedness paid during year. 52.000; indebtedness outstanding. $16,000. Issued Fejj. 1. 1921: school bonds; Citizens Bank of Southport; 6 per rent: due Feb. 1. 1924: special school bond, beginning of year. 593.333.33; indebtedness paid during year, 50.666 67 indebtedness outstanding, $86,666 66 Issued Feb. 1. 1921; school bonds; Citizens Bank of So.report: 6 per cent: dun Feb 1 1024 si -‘al school bond; beginning of year, s.>6 000; indebtedness paid during y-ir. 34 000: indebtedness outstanding. 562.000 Issued Sept. 7. 1923; warrants: Broad Ripple State Bank 6 per rent.; due Jan. 7. 1924: special school bond; indebtedness incurred during year. $20.000; Indebtedness outstanding. $20,000. Totals —-Beginning of year. $195,513.33; indebtedness incurred during year. $20,000; indebtedness paid during year, $19,836.67; Indebtedness outstanding. $195,870.66. LIST OF OUTSTANDING WARRANTCHECKS AT CLOSI OF YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1923 Dec. 17, 1923, No. 563. 56.60. Dec. 21. 1923. No. 764. 5112.50. Dec. 21, 1933. No. 777. $l2O Dei* 21, 1923. No. 780, $71.69 Dec. 21. 1923. No 793. *586.25 Dec. 21. 1923. No. 798. $86.25 Dec. 21. 1923, No. 801. $71.15 Dec. 21. 1923. No. 804. !>O. Dec. 26. 1923. No. 822. 85 Dec. 26. 1923, No. 823, 55. - Dec. 29, 1923. No. 831. SIOO Dec. 29. 1923, No. 832. SSO. STATEMENT SHOWING AMOUNT OF ALL MONEYS PAID TO THE VARIOUS FUNDS OF PERRY TOWNSHIP, MARION COUNTY. DISBURSEMENTS THEREFROM AND BALANCES REMAINING THEREIN. FOR THE YEAR ENDING DEC. 31. 1923 —Township Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923. $2,532.80; receipt* during year, $2,486.97; total of balances and receipts. $5,019.77: disbursements during year. $3,967.81; final balance Dec. 31. 1923. $1,051.98 —Road Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923. $-150.58: reoeipts during year. $5(>2.10; total of balnoe- and rereipts. $952.68; disbursements during year. $527.85; final balance Dec. 31. I9S. $424.83. —Special School Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923. $9,080.20: reoeipts during year. $47,958.12; ttotai of balances and reoeipts. $57,038.32: disbursements during year, $38,546.82; final balance Dec. 31, 1923, $18,492.60 —Tuition FundBalance on hand Jan. 1. 1923. $17,386.40;

THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

39 LEGAL NOTICES (Continued) receipts during year, $34,887,17; total of balance* and receipts. $52,273.57: disbursements during year, $46,120.61: final balance Dec. 31. 1923. $6,152.96. —Dog Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923, $1,525.80; receipts during year. $1,882; total of balances and receipts. $3,407.80: disbursements during year, $1,501.30; final balance Dec. 31. 1923, $1,060.50. —Refunding Bond Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1. 1923, $2,207.82; receipts during year, $2,380; total of balances and receipts, $4,637.82; disbursements during year-, $2,540; final balance Dec. 31, 1923, M 997.82. —Special School Bond Fund— Balance on hand Jan. 1, 1923. $29,201.84; receipts during year, $29,425.20: total of balances and receipts. $68,027.10; disbursements during year, $31,450.03; final balance Dec. 31. 1923, $27,177.07. —Totals of All Funds— Balance on hand Jan. 1 1923, $62,385.44: receipts during year. $119,471.02; total of balances and receoots, $181,857.06; disbursements during year. $124,653.42; final balance Dec. 31. 1923. $57,203.64. Total balances as shown by this report, $57,203.64. Warrant-checks outstanding Dec. 31. 1923 (itemized above), $890.59. Total balances and outstanding warrants, Dec. 31. 1923, $58,094.23. less amount in insolvent bank. $22,516.61. Cash in depository Dec. 31. 1923, $35,577.62. I. Dow W. Vorhies. the Trustee of Perry Township. Marion County. Indiana, do solmniy swear'(or affirm) that the preceding report of receipts, disbursement* and balances is true and correct, as 1 verily believe; and 1 further declare that the sums with which I am charged in this report are ill of the sums received by me. and the various items ot expenditures credited have been fully paid in the sums stated, and without expressed or Implied agreement that any portion thereof shall be retained by or repaid to me or any other person. And 1 further declare, and swear (or affirm) that I have received no money, nor articles of value, in consideration of any contract made by me as Trustee of this township. DOW W. VORHIES Trustee of Perry Township. Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me, the Chairman of the Advisory Board of the Township, this Bth day of January. 1924. OMER GREEN. Chairman of Advisory Board of Perry Township. This report waa received, accepted, and approved by the Advisory Board of thl* Township at its annual meeting, this the Bth day of January. 1924 OMER GREEN 8. J. GARDNER WALTER MEADE. Advisory Board Perry Township. NOTICE OF~APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the under signed has dc.y qualified as administratrix of estate of Binon Martin, deceased, late of Marlon County. Indiana. Said estate is supposed to be solvent. MARY A MARTIN. No. 21920 Jan 3. 10. 17. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has duly qualified a* adininstrator of the estate of Mary H.iaseld, deceased late of Marion County. Indiana Said estate is supposed to be solvent. No 21941 JACOB J. HASBELD. LITTLE & LITTLE, Attorneys LABOR'S MOVE TO OUST BALDWIN GETS UNDER WAY Leader Declares Paragraph of King George’s Speech Is Inaccurate, Hu United Pre LONDON. Jan. 17.—labors move to overthrow the Baldwin ffovernment was made In Commons at 4 p. m. today. J. R. dynes, laborite M. P., moved an amendment to a motion approving the king’s speech, In which he called ‘'attention of your majesty to the fact your majesty's present advisors have not the confidence of this house.” dynes Insisted the opening paragraph of the king’s speech declaring that Britain's relations with foreign powers continues friendly, was inaccurate. "Are our relations with Russia friendly?" he asked. ‘‘Moreover, ouri influence in foreign affairs has almost disappeared. Our prestige abroad has declined because a war spirit propelled our post-war policy.” FAILURE OF TAX PLANPREDICTEU Banker Pessimistic Concerning Mellon Proposal. Failure of the Mellon tax plan in its original form was predicted at the meeting of the Indiana Bankers Association at the day pool today by H Archibald Harris, Chicago, counselor on taxation. The bajikers were expected to adept resolutions on this subject this afternoon. Uw enforcement is also being discussed. Harris predicted a 35 per cent instead of a 50 per cent out in large income taxes and possibly a greater cut than planned ip taxes on small incomes. He also predicted passage of a soldier bonus bill. In connection with the convention it was reported that Andrew J. Smith, secretary of the association, may resign because of 111 health. The meeting will end with a banquet tonight. ARRESTS DELAYED IN HAWKINS CASE Indianapolis Men Reported Ready to Surrender, Capiases for the arrest of nineteen defendants indicted by the Federal grand- Jury in investigations into affairs of the Hawkins Mortgage Company, of Portland Ind. will not be ready for service for several days Federal officials said today. It was understood several Indianapolis men indicted would surrender voluntarily to Linus O. Meredith. United States marshal, today and provide bond for appearance before Judge Albert I>. Anderson, Feb. 4. Charges were using the mails in a scheme to defraud and conspiracy. t Raw Sugar Market By United Financial %. NEW YORK. *Jan. 17.—The raw sugar market opened .lower: January. 4.85 c bid: March. 4.624t4M3c: May. 4.884J4 69c; July. [email protected]^f

ALL GROUPS JOIN RALLY UNDER LEAD OF STEEL CUMIN Oils and Rails Follow Industrials in Renewal of Advance, The WALL STREET JOURNAL NEW YORK, Jan. 17. —The stock mftrket displayed a healthy undertone at the opening today. Republic Steel responded to the action of the directors Wednesday in wiping out back dividends on the preferred and to the chairman's statement that “business was satisfactory and improving.” and opened up 7 -s at 53 1 4. The other Steels were strong. Bethlehem at 56 was up ’* and United State Steel at the opeViing was unchanged nt ' r. but quickly advanced to 100(4. OUs for the most part were fractionally higher as were the rails. First Hour Industrials swung into a renewal of the forward movement in the first hour under the lead of Steel common, which reached its best price on the current upswing at 10114, fulfilling the promiste of constructive interests to make it the feature of this week's phase of the current bullish demonstrations. Stimulus was imparted to the advance by the action of money, which renewed at 414 per cent and dropped immediately to 4. This further demonstration of the plentiful supply of money for market purposes encouraged operations for the rise in every section of the industrial list. Second Hour Heavy selling broke out in the late morning in Studebaker and a few other industrial leaders under cover of further strength in Steel common and a few higli priced specialties like Corn Products and General Kleetric. These three Issues reached new highs on the move while Studebaker broke to anew low on the current reaction at lOS’i and recessions of 1 to 2 points took place in American Can, Baldwin and other pivotal issues. Twenty active industrial stocks on Wednesday averaged 96.65. up .56 per cent. Twenty active rails averaged 80.81, up .33 per cent. Local Bank Clearings * Indianapolis bank clearing* Thursday were $3,108,000: bank debit* were $6,481,000. New York Money Market lly r tfe<i Financial NEW YORK. Jan 17—Time money rate* 4 \ to 5 per rent for all dates Commercial paper rates. 4 \ to 6 per cent • Foreign Exchange By Fnilrd Financial NEW YORK. Jan 17—Foreign ex, liange market opened irregulnr Ster'.in?, demand. 84 26 I *] cable $4 25*4 Frail,-s, demand. 469 He: cables. I ?oc. Lire. demand. 4.38 c; cables 438 He- Belgian, demand. 4.32 c. cables, 4.22 He. Marks. 4.500.000.000,000 to the dollar Czecho. demand. 2 Ole: cable*. 2 9IH<" Swiss, demand. 17.31,-. eabi. 17.83 c. Guilders, demand. 37.30.1: cable*. 37.33 c. Pesetas, demand. 12.79 c. cable*. 1? tic. Sweden, demand. 26 16,*; cable*. 26 20c. Norway, demand. 14 10c; cables 14i20c. Denmark, demand 17.38 c: cables. 17.42 e CURB MART DOMINATED BY STRONG UNDERTONE Oils Open on the l pgrade—lndustrials Are Better. By l niled Financial NEW YORK, Jan. 17.—The firm undertone in the curb market was continued in the forenoon session today wjth the oils again on the rise. Htandard Oil of New York at 46 was up Mi. Carib o\. up 1* and Salt Creek Producers 23*4. up S International Pete was up Vi- The higher priced oil shares showed more substantial gains. Prairie Oil and Gas 3'4, Nebraska. 2; Standard Oil Ohio, 4 In the later trading prices showed some tendency to recede. Industrials were on the upgrade with most interest in Goodyear Tire and the Ward Issues. Goodyear gained a full point. Anew issue was Union Oil Company of California rights to subscribe to addition capital stock par value *IOO. Produce Markets INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 17.—Fresh egg*, loss off ,30c; packing stock butter, 27c: springs, oier 2 lbs., 10c; fowls, 41> lbs. up. 21c; fowls, under 4 H lb?., 17c; Leghorn poultry. 25 per cent discount; cocks, 11c: stags. iOc: capons 7 lbs up. 26c; young tom turkey*. 12 lbs. up. 27c; young hen turkeys R lb* up. 37c: old tom turkeys, 20c: ducks, 4 lbs.. 20c; geese. K> lbs. up. 14o; squabs. 11 lbs. *0 the do*. $5; old guineas, do*., $6 Indianapolis creameries re paying 50c per lb (or butterfat. CHICAGO. Jan 17—Butter—Receipt*. 8.215; creamery extra. 52c: standard*. 51c; firsts, 40 H®4Bc: seconds, 44® 45c. Kggs —Rereipts. 4.749; ordinary firsts. 35©36c; first*. 38 H @ 39c. Cheese—Twins. 23 He; young Americans, 24H ® 26c. Poultry—Receipts. 3 cars; fowls. 10®22c: ducks, 21c; geese. 15c: turkeys, 20c; roosters. 14 He. Potatoes —Receipts. 128 care. Quotations: Wisconsin round whites. $1.25® 1.45: Minnesota round whiles. $1.20® 1.35. CLEVELAND, Jan. 17.—Butter—Extra, in ! tub*. 50H@68Hc: extra firsts, 55 H® 57 He- firsts. 64 H® 56 Ho: packing stock, 20@8Oc: standard. 54H®56He; print* lc extra. Eggs—Fresh gathered northern extras. 42c; extra firsts, 40c; Ohio firsts, 39c; western firsts, 38o; refrigerated extras, 29c: refrigerated firsts. 27c. Poultry—Live frit fowls. 28o; springers. 21® 23c; Leghorns, 15®16c: old roosters. 14® 15c; geese. 17® 21o; heavy white ducks. 25® 26c: fight relored ducks, 21® 22c: medium fowls. 19 0? 21o; turkeys. 28c. Potatoes —Michigan whites $2.26®2.35; Ohio*. $2.50®2.65: Minnesota whites, $1.36© 1.50; New York, $2 @2.25: all in 160-pound sas'ks. Tank Wagon Prices Gasoline price* quoted do not include State tax of 2c a gallun.) GASOLINE—Energee. 20c a gallon: Purol. 18.2 c; Red Crown, 16.2 c; Target. 16.2 c: Silver lash, 20c: Standolind aviation, 19.08 c. KEROSENE —Crystaline, 11.7 c; Moore Light. 14.65 c; Perfection, 10.7 c. NAPTHA—Lion Power cleaners, 26.01 c; V. M. & P., 20.1 c Standolind cleaners, 20.01 c. Dressed Beef Prices Wholesale e"ing prices on dressed beef. Swift & Cos.: Ribs—No. 2. 30c: No. 1,17 c. Loins—No. 2. 25e: No. 3.18 c. Rounds— No. 2,20 c; No. 3,15 c. Chucks—No. 2, 18c: No. 3,10 c. Plain—No. 2 8c: No. 3,7 c. In the Cotton Market By United Financial NEW YORK Jan. 17.—Cotton market opened steady. January. 33.40 c. up 15: March. 33 60c, up 7; May. 33.08 c. off 6; July 32.00.

New York Stocks ( By Thomson lc McKinnon 1 —Jan. 17—

Railroads— 12:45 Prey. High. Low. p. m. close. Atchison 98 % .. 98 H 98 M B i O 58 % 58 H 58 % 58 H C & 0 73 H 73 73 H 73 H C & N W Ry 52 H 51 Vi 62H 51 H C. R & P. . . 25 % 25 H 25 H 26 H Erie 25 % 25 % 25 i 26 Gt North psi 57 % ... 67 57 H Lehigh Valley 68 A* 07 % 08 60 H N V Central. 102 n 102% 102% 102 V* NY. NH&HI9H 18% 19 18 H P Marquette.. 43% 43 % 43% 43 Reading 58 % ... 58 % 58 % Sou Railway. 43% 42% 43 42% St. Paul pfd . 27 Vs 27% 27% 27 % U dad fie. .. .130% 130 130 Vi 129% Wabash pfd. . 37 % 38 % 38 % 38 % Rubber* — Ke’.ly-Spr. .. . 32% ... 32% 32% U S Rubber.. 40% . . 40% 41 Equipments— Am. Locomo. 74 73% 73 % 73% Baldwin L0c.124% 123% 123% 198 H Gen Electric.. 201 199% 201 198% Lima Locomo 06 % 06 % 60 % 00 % N Y Air Brk 42% 40% 41% 40 West’b Alrbk 90 93 95 Vi 92 Webtingh El. 61 % 61 61 % 61 Steels— Bethlehem. . . 56 54 % 55 % 54 % Crucible . . 08 % 67 % 67 % 66 % Gulf Stale*.. 84% 82% 83% 82% R. I & Steel 55 53% 54 53 U. S. Steel.. 101% 100 % 101 100 Vanadium .. 31% 30 31 30% Motors— Chandler M . 03% 62% 03 Gen. Motors.. 15% 15% 15% 16 Max. M. (A) 53% 52 Vi 52% 53 Max M. <B) 15% . 14% 14% 15 Studebaker ..105% 102% 102% 105% Stewart W... 99% .... 98 98% Timken ... 39% ... 39 Va 39% Wlllys-Over . . 14 13% 18% 14 Oils— CaJ Petra!... 26% 25% 26 25% Cosden ... 30% 36% 36% Houston Oil.. 69% 09% 69% 68% Marland Oil 37% 30% 37 37

OPENING GRAINS ARE IRREGULAR May and July Corn Touch New Highs on the Crop, By United Financial CHICAGO, Jan. 17.—The opening ! on the Board of Trade today was irregular with May and July corn reach tng new highs on the crop, wheat and oats unchanged. Weakness in Liverpool reflected in local trading at the outset. Buying appeared, however, with reports of un- ! favorable crop conditions in the Cen- ! trai and Southwest areas, decrease.* in ' stock* in domestic elevators and smal- ] ler Danube shipments. Export business over night totaled 500.000. best for 1 over a week. May and July com. after reaching into new high territory, encountered profit-taking and suffered a moderate setback. The general condition was unchanged, cold weather bringing an ! increase in feeder demand and interi sering with deliveries. Oats opened irregular. Early trade showed littie change, but moderate selling developed when corn turned ; weak. Provisions trade was steady, confined to lard without any features. Chicago Grain Table —.lan, 17— WHEAT— Prev. Open II IKli Low 1 l ;45 C)o* May .109% 1.09% 1.09 1.09% 109% 1.09% 109% July .1.07% 107% 1.07% 1.07% 107% 1 07 % 1.07 % Sept. 106% 1.06% 106% 1.00% 1.06% CORK— May 80 80 79% 79% 79% 79 % 79 % July 81 81 80% 80% 80% 80% Sept. 81% *l% 81 81% 81% OATS— May .. 47% 47% 47% 47% 47% 47% July 45% 45% 45 H 45% 45% Sept 43% Grain Briefs CHICAGO. Jan. 57.—Corn will reach higher ground on the present advance, although temporary price recession* will occur from flrne to time, expert* believe. Russia 1* said to be reducing export* of grain to Germany a* home consumption exceed* expeotions Only four months' supply of wheat now remain* in the country. European trader* given confidence by the prediction of a record-breaking Argentine crop will continue to pursue thetr waiting attitude until price* reach what they believe a satisfactory basis. Liberal ocean charters to move wheat from Argentine are reported and it i* expected clearances will be liberal In the near future. Northwestern farmer* are selling practically no wheat althought they are carrying considerable quantities on storage dockets. Local Wagon Wheat Loral mill* and elevator* are paying $1.03 for No. 2 red wheat. From Far and Near Henry Ford will make definite statement within a few days as to whether he wiil repeat his offer for Muscle Shoals. Mary Tolpovich. Wetrton, W. Va.. started to market with a load of dressed hogs. Police found they were stuffed with hooch. Mary awaits pleasure of th ecourt. "Moneyed interests have clubbed together to beat the proposed war veterans compensation measure.” Judge Kenesaw Mountain Landis told a Chicago audience today. Chicago club women are on record for a square deal for Mabel Norraanii, movie actress, censored as result of shooting of Courtland Dines at Los Angeles by her chauffeur. They have decided it was high time for women to "stick together.” “Leave now while your friends know where you are,” read a letter today to Lyman J. Glasgow, Spencer, lowa, University of Michigan cheer leader, following a. classroom talk in which he denounced the Ku-Klux Klan. The letter was signed J£. K. K. Government Witness John R. Fair banks declared today the R. L. Pollings Company had too much money from sale of stock in various industrial concerns to be successful. at trial of officials in Columbus, Ohio. Administration leaders are working out details of a compromise tax plan which will not destroy the Mellon program. The plan embodies acceptance of the high surtax rates as proposed in the Democratic plan, but fixes the brackets so incomes below' $200,000 will not be hit by maximuiA rates.

12:45 Frev. High. Ler P m close. F-Am. Pete.. 54% 52% 53% 54% P-A. Pete (B) 52% 50% 51 % 62% Pro. & Ref.. 37% 36% 37% 30% Pure Oil ... 24% . . . . 24 Vi 24% S. Oil of Cal 64% 63% 64 64 S. Oil of N. J 41 40 Vs 40 Vs 41 Sinclair ... 20 %. 20% 20% 20% Texa* Cos. . . 44 43 % 44 43 % Minings— Gt. No. Ore.. 28% 28% 28% 28% Texas G. & 9 6.1 % . . . . 63 63 Cuppers— Am Smelt.... 58% . .. 58 58% Anaconda ... 37% 30% 37% 37 Kennecott.... 35 35 35 % Industrials— Allied Chem... 71% 71% 71% 71% American C. . 108 % 100 % 107 107 % Am. Woolen. 77% ... 77 76% Coca-C01a.... 74 % 74 % 74 % 74 % Comp & Tab. 97% . . 96 96% Cont Can.... 50 % 56 50 56 % Davison Chera 67 64 % 66 64 % Fern Players 72% 71 % 72 71 % Gen Asphalt.. 40% 45% 46 Va 45 Int Harvester 85 Vi 85 85% 84 Mont Ward.. 25% 25% 25% 25% Sears-R'buck. 91% 91% 91% 91% CSC Iron P 71 % 69% 71 69 C S Ind Aleo 71 % 71 % 70 % >0 % Utilities— Am T and T. 178% .. . 128% 129% Consol! Gas . 63 % 63 % 63 % 03 % Columbia Gas 30 35 % 36 35 % Shipping— A m Int Corp 24 % 24 % 24 % 24 Vs Int Mer M pfd 31 % . . 31 % 31 % Food#— Am Sugar... 57 . . . 56 % 06 Corn Prod... 161 100% 100% 159% C C Sug pfd .63 ... 63 62 % Cub-Am Sug. .34% 34% .34% .34% Punta Alegre. 57% 57% 57% 58 Tobaccos— Consol Cigars 20 19*, 20 20 % Tob Prod B. . 66 % ... 66 Vi 65 %

Your Dollar Uncle Sam Tells Who Gets It. DRUGS ff Cents \ / Haterials 11 u Cents ut r | v. Cents Profir 8c Overfoe.'id JJ \\ //7t z/c/c/tng // Qy rinipp F-Couch, am an; &C. El OU may think you are seldom ill. But count the money you have spent for drugs and reme- | dies for minor ailments in the past j year. The total may surprise you and j it will explain the existence of the i large number of drug stores you see. { Materials that go into drugs come I from every corner of the earth. They represent the greatest factor in the cost of making drugs, according to : figures gathered by the United States j Government. While labor takes 11 j cents out of each dollar the drug j manufacturer receives, materials take | 48 cents and profit and overhead 41. When the war was being fought ! drugs went up in price because lt was 1 hard to get them. A 10 per cent in- | crease in materials would cause the manufacturer to add 4.8 cents to ev- . ery dollar he received. A 10 per cent wage increase would cause an addition of 1.1 cents. NEXT; Matches. FORENOON BOND TRADE IS UNUSUALLY LARGE Rails as Usual lome In for Thr Share of Attention. By United Financial NEW YORK. Jan. 17. —Forenoon bond trading today was of an unusually large volume and well distributed. The raffs as usual came In for special attention. Low priced issues were in good demand under the lead of St. Paul’s. St. Paul refunding-4%5. 53t£, up convertible 4%5, 59%. up I*4- Reading general 4s and 4%5. w. i., each gained *4 At 89% and 88%,. respectively. B. & O. Southwestern 3V%s, 97%. up %. New York Railways featured the tractions; four certificates made anew high on the move at 34%. up %, and income 5s up 1 at 1%. B. M. T. 6s, 74%, up %. There was a good demand for the industrials. U. 8. S. ss, 103%, up %; Wilson convertible 6s, 90%, up %; Pierce-Arrow Bs, 81%, up %. Marriage Licenses John Clmmerraaa. 34. 700 N. War man; Mary Vook. 27. 753 Hauirh. C. B Whiteman. 45. 1101 Newman; Sarah Browning, 34, 144 N Arsenal. J. A driver. 25. 1001 E. Maryland: Teresa Roltel, 17. 1001 E. Maryland. C. E. Reynold*. .35. 2503 N. Capitol; Lena Evan* 40. 719 Park. James Terrell. 21. 574 Jones Eetell Pettigrew. 18. 1016 Colton. N. Elder. 17. 49 N Jefferson; Francis Hollingsworth. 17 49 N. Jefferson. J. H. Jacobs. 65. Cross Plains. Ind.: Mrs. Clara Alberdlng. 59, 1030 Randolph. C C Smith. 31. 813 Coffey; Nellie Dean. 29, 813 Coffey. R. J. Dacon. 29. 1404 McLain: Fanny* Becker, 33. Hotel Grand. O. R. Strouse. 32, Terre Haute. Ind.; Lodena McClarren. 28 2358 N. Illinois. W L. Cloud 25. 1126 N. Rural: Helen Poehler, 23. 2009 S. East. Frank Rice. 24. 1112 W. Twenty-Eighth; Anna Koontz, 24. 1112 W. Twenty-Eighth. J. H. Pine*. 48. 1218 E. Thirteenth: Mrs. Willetta Trail. 59. 1218 E. Thirtenth. Births Boy* William and Phoebe Constant, 2921 N. Olney. James and Annie Jones 807 Fowler. Jack and Ethel Montgomery. 2 Parker PI. leham and Minnie Benton. 1450 N. Missouri. _ Leroy and Riddie Smith, 29 W. Pratt. Edd and Bessie Spurlock. 653 Eddy. Thomas and Edna Burway. 820 E. Georgia. Oscar and Margaret Burgin. 1005 W. New York. Artie and Marguerite Stumps. Long Hospital. Asa and Francis Parrett. 931% N. Alabama. Thomas and Freda O'Neil. 3126 W. Michigan. William and Agnes Barton. 1145 W. Eighteenth. Fred and Rebecca Comb*, city hospital. Girl* Harry and Catherine Sloan. 433 Jefferson. Samuel and Mary Decker. 211 S. Summitt. Ebb and Ovie Long. 440 W. South. Albert and Roxie Craig. 1515 Roc*eveltDale and Lettie Chandler. 826 Harlan. Nunzio and Paulina Laurenzana. 151 Leota. Joe and Mary Qurrazo. 1031 E. Georgia. Herman and Clara Dade. 1134 N. Missouri. Percy and Sussie Stovall. 882 W. Eleventh. Hillard and Mary Morris. 016 Hiawatha. Bert and Lula Bartley. 717% S. Delaware. William and Ir.etta Nesbitt. 854 W. North. F.llis and Mary Brtzendine. 4.39 St. Peter. Russell and Eva Lanning. 124% N. East. Lonnie and Ruth Sheets. 1154 Roach. Clancy and Gertrude Pereefield. 1523 Garfield PI \ Cloverseed Market Local dealers are paying slo® 12 a bushel for cloverseed.

THURSDAY, JAN. 17, 1924

SWINE QUOTATIONS SLIGHTLY HIGHER Advance Qiiotably 5 to 10 —Receipts Are Light. Hog Prices Dav by Day Jan. 250-300 lbs. 200-225 lbs. 150-180 lb* 11. 7.60® 7.65 7.60 7.60 12. 7.60 7.00 7.60 14. 7.40® 7.45 7.45 7!40 15. 7.40® 7.45 7.45 7.40 16. 7.50® 7.55 7.45® 7.50 7.40® 7.45 17. 7.55© 7.80 7.55 7.50® 7.55 Light receipts again proved a bolstering influence in hog prices in trading at the local livestock exchange today, values having advanced generally H to 10 cents with the average cost advancing 5 cents or more on ! most droves. The top was advanced | a nickel to $7.60 with lights selling at . $7.50 to '7.55 and mixed and medium | nogs generally at $7.55 and the bulk | from $7.50 to $7.55. Some of the $7.55 hogs were as much as a dime higher, i others no more than a nickel higher, i Sows and pigs ruled practically unchanged, with sows at $6.50 down and pigs at $7.25 down. Shipping orders were not abundant or large, but were sufficient to create competition at the opening, resulting in the upward price revision. Local killers took a few hogs at the advance, Stopped buying but later re-entered the market. A1 together about 11,000 head were on sale, including Wednesday's carryover of 918. A sl.ghtly better feeling was mani I tested in the cattle market and a i stiffening of prices in some quarters | was noticeable, though a dragging market existed for cheap cows heifers. Few prime cattle were in yards, but such offerings as were of good quality found a responsive outlet. Receipts were relatively light at ! 80p. Due to lighter receipts and a fairly broad demand, prices for veals advanced generally a half-dollar to a I practical top of $13.50, though a few i odd calves brought sl4. The bulk of j sales was registered between sl3 and ; $13.50. Receipts 600. Steadiness marked trading in the sheepand lambs division, native lambs selling down from $13.25 and fedwesterns from $13.50 and sheep down from $7. Receipts 400. —Hogs— Choice lights $ 7.50 Light mixed 7.50® 7.85 Medium mixed 7.55 Heavyweights 7.55® 7JJO Top 7.60 Bulk of sales 7.50® 7.55 Pigs 6.75@ 7.25 Packing sows o.oo® 6.50 —Cattle— Few -hoice steers 510.00 @ll.OO Prime corn-fed steres. 1,000 to 1.809 lbs o.oo® 0.50 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.100 lbs 8.60® 0.00 Good to choice steer*. 1.000 to 1.200 lbs 7.50® 8.00 Good to choice steers. 1.000 to 1.700 lbs 6.50® 7.50 Common to medium steers. 800 to 1.000 lbs 5.00® 7.00 —Cow# and Heifers— Good (o light heifers 5 9.00® 10.00 Good heavyweights'' 7.25® 9.00 Medium heifers 6.00® 7.25 Common cows 3.00® 8.00 j Fair cows 6.00® 7.50 Cutters 2.75® 3.25 Canners 2.25@ 3.76 —Bulls— Fancy butcher bulls . .$ 5.00® 6.0(1** Good to choice butcher bulls. 5.00® Bologna bulls 4.25® 4.7^1 —Calves— Choice veal# [email protected] Good veal# 12.00® 13.00 Lightweight veals . [email protected] Common veals B.oo® 10.00 Common heavies 6.00® 7.00 Top 14.00 ■V—Sheep and Lambs— Extra choice lambs slo.oo® 1.3,25 Heavy lambs . 8.00 @IO.OO Cull lambs 6.00® 7.00 Good to choice ewes 4.00® 7.00 Culls 2.00® 3.00 Other Livestock CHICAGO. Jan. 17—Cattle —Reoeipts. | 11.000: market, beef steers, generally steady, best long yearlings. $11.75: beet matured steers. $11.35: weight around 1,600 pounds; I good choice yearlings scarce, strong: fat { she-stock steady, firm; others around steady: I best vealer calves to packers. slo® 10.50: i most bologna bulls. 54.50 ®5. 9heep—ReI ceipts. 17.000: market active, steady; desirable fat wooled lamb*. 513.50® 13.75. choice handywelght fat ewes, $8: medium I ewes. $6.50; feeding lambs. 512.60® 12 06. ; Hogs—Receipts. 50.000: market 10c higher: I top. $7,50: bulk, $7.10®7.45; heavyweight. 57.35® 7.50: medium weight. $7 30 @7.45: lightweight. $6.95® 7.35: light lights. $6.50 @7.20: packing hogs, smooth. $6.85@7: packing hogs, rough, $6.65®6.85; Slaughter pigs. $5.50®0.75. CINCINNATI. Jan. 17.—Cattle—Receipt*. 300: market, slow, steady: shippers, 87.50 @9.50. Calves—Market, steady; extra*. $11.50® 13.50. Hors —Receipts. 3.200; market, steady: good to choice packer*. , $7.80. Sheep—Receipts, 200: market, steady: extras. $4.50@0. Lambs—Market, steady: fair to good. $13.60® 14. KANSAS CITY. June 17.—Cattle—Re. ceipts. 3.000: calves 500: beef steers fairly active: steady to 15c hirher: light and handywelght kinds utmost: handywelght. $5.65: heavy kind. [email protected]: she-stock scarce, steady to 16c higher:- bulls strong: calves steady: stockers and feeders mostly steady: early sales largely [email protected]. Hoge—Receipts. 7.000: fully 16c higher to shippers, bulk 150 to 200-pound averages. [email protected]: good choice 210 to 240-pound butchers. $7.20® 7.25; packing sows mostly [email protected]; fat pigs steady; bulk. 5.60. Sheep—Receipts, 6.000; lambs ver>B uneven, around steady; top, $13.26; fed lots. $12.90® 13.20. EAST ST LOUIS. Jan. 17.—Cattle—Re ceipts. 1.500: market, beef steers strong: native beef steers. $0.90® 7.75: yearlings and heifers. $4.50@7: cows, [email protected]; eannere and cutters. $2.50®3.50: calves. $11.50® 11.75 stockers and feeders, dull. Hogs—Receipts.* 13.000: market, 15®200 higher: heavy. [email protected]: medium. $7.26 @7 55: lights. $0 90® 7.50; light light*. $6 [email protected]: packing sows, [email protected]: pigs $5.75@7: bulk. $7.25 6 7.50. Sheep—Receipts. 1,000: market, nominally steady: ewes. $5 @ 7.75: canners and cutters. 31.50® 5: wool lambs. $11.75® 13.75. PITTSBURGH. Jan. 17.—Cattle—Receipts light: market steady; choice. $9.75® 10.26; good. $8 [email protected]: fair. $6®7.25; vsa, calves. sl4® 14.50. Sheep and lambs—Re ceipts light: market steady: prime wethers. [email protected]: good $7.75®8.25; fair mixed. 06® 7: lambs. slo® 13.75 Hogs—Receipts, 30 double deck*: markets steady; prime heavy. $7.90® 8: mediums. $7.90@ 8; heavy yorkers. $7.90@8; fight yorkers $7.25® 7.50: pigs. $7: roughs. [email protected]: stags [email protected]. EAST BUFFALO. Jan. 17.—Cattle—Receipts. 625: market dull, steady: shipping steers. [email protected]: butcher grades, $8.35 @9.50: cows. s2@o. Calves—Receipts, 275: market active. 50c higher: culls to choice. s4® 15. Sheep and lambs—Receipt*. 800; market active, steady; choice lambs. $14614.25; culls to choice, s9® 13.50; yearlings. [email protected]: sheep. [email protected]. Hogs—Receipts. 6.400: market slow, steady to easy: yorkers $76 7.85; pigs. 50.75@7: mixed. S7.SO@ 7.85: heavies, [email protected]: roughs. s6® 6.26: stags, $3.50® 4.50. CLEVELAND. Jan. 17.—Hogs—Receipt* 6 000 market. 10@15c higher; Yorkers, 57.70: mixed. $7.70: medium, [email protected]: pigs. 56.50: roughs $6.00 stags. $4.50. Cattle —Receipts. 500: market, steady unchanged. Sheep and lamb*—Receipt* 1.000: market, strong: top. $13.75. Calvie— Receipts. 300: market, steady: top, $13.50. Deaths Blanche Carroll Frierson. 4 day*, W 45 Hillside, premature birth. A Louisa Christina Bernd. 76. 105 W. Morß ris chronic interstitial nephritis. William Fllnn. sff. St. Vincent Hospital, tubercular peritonitis. Sam Wilson. 54. city hospital. aont* myocarditis. Otto B Pettiiohn. 70. Lorraine Hotel, acute cardiac dilatation. Mary Hammock. 53. 741 Indiana, arterto sclerosis. Elva Netta Reuter. 41. 427 S. Handing, diabetes. The average human life ia 33 year*; only about one person in every 100 live* to aee 85. j t