The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 24 April 1928 — Page 4

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HUE GREENCASTLE UAIliY HANNI.f;, TUESDAY, APRIL 24. 1928.

SCHORTF-MElF.fJ IN I AI.K

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IS NATIONAL FI KNITI KK AND i{Ftti:r homes

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KENTLAND .In" . April 24. plf»a for a libora! {•duoational laninaiu in Indiana was made bj l i iei i l. 1 Schortemeier, S^-cretarv ' Slate a d Republican Candidate for (jo' ne i

„ before the ! can always have the be.t schools in J. Sara, Kouiso ;unl ChadW do not want to v\a>tc .in\ fyurth highest amonp ti;e for-lAnn Scobee, Jean Lucas and Geral-

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CHINESE AND KALTEX FURNITURE AT DRASTIC REDUCTIONS DURING THE CELEBRATION

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polv I mm ii (i f ii I Min pailoi'o.s pori'lus, etc., this Lcniitifnl fiirnitiirc idea! for the nmdt*l I'oiim . I or iln dui'. fioii of this week you ran takr your choice a! Ii \LI IMtlt M.

|- erne no I ihrar > l ablo Kockcr>

( hairs Settees I )esks i la \ rnij(»rt>

At 50% Discount

W n M S III l( Mi illl I, HOMi: DISI'I. U S IN I Hi; \\ I M)(l\\ .

S. C. PREVO CO.

RECORD ()l SENATOR WATSON PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE

fcNATOR JAMLS E. WATSON

ItidiHt

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friends of Senattjr .lai

X Watboti, R« i»h PieHtd^nt of tho hcHii iiiakiug ti st adiviUti 1 In publi ivoters ait o riplo# .Senator \\ nin* e ho was fir< ton. Meinlters of lit an d^U*Kuiion

th« IndiHiiH Scnale- .1 \n i uaS pa l

inic exponent ol

«nd ataip that he* hu of and ability he. !h the mu prealdeut lal Candida. ** o

Serator Matson s record

four yearn has been hi hi thill of the Republican part •tudeot and IteJicvor In tb t ion of the I nlted fttateti • Herably opposed to rhe Nat ions and the World (’ot

ttrlr opposed WOculiost S’ilson ^ at tempts to lead iih into f« !«*:*n alii aoces altboiiKli he is a stipporR ? of s»i re*a f v ol St;»te Keilopg ^ plan t , , M itiew war bx treaix 1- icih • A'al in hr* Ilexes iliat we sbou (i iol|^» f out debts from foreign nations and is oppn.o d to 1 at ( f nllat ion of those d e In - Monoxer. he alwat* has supported the pilnciples of t|o» Mo; (»e Dofiiine

l^or more than thlrt

jfies*. Senalot W .1

partx » gn if« • ajmui tective tariff ID Iirm orcmsly fat in relief leg worked enthuKiusi ic al :

ssge of the McNa Def bill A** cbalrm

» piMsmi it: jf the priti is supporter to Wa hitr: liana Rcpui* ess point tr

i erica’

»u principl

Tend the

rttu pa i gn

itlcal wlib v IIc is a f* CoiiHiiiu

Me is tin

1.» agu

rt and bit

yea ha ^

ID,

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1 his with It of ihe pro supported vig ation and has for tiie i»as igen farm re ihn imuorLant

S'-nator Watsot *h•* iiiost import brougii pro;-'p" rei #-n 1 \ ea rs 1 s w, which pi

sett lerm

1*

d to be (be passed by Doth tiie n ivers fa vot ed

t "o! d Re f iln . g .so |Jj liub erf lftx\ tnat i » has expressed the 1 *‘f that its prim 1 p 1 • ■ s migiit hn ap 'd to Ihe 1 1 Itnii'-lit of all lahor ontroveraieH. <ei ,tiMi W ataon h».« long oe^i ■ IS 010' of the 111 OH | 11) flu AtJ tx ft 1 '•1 In the I'nit i S1 n 1 h Senate and W nahington IDs leaderebip j in ite is ha^i d fin hih pubD ser*- • to h;s const it iient h and the nation. Me is a re* og 11 i/.ed authority on do* and fitemat muirI queetione

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*«ju;pped him f«»r the Whin Hoiim As chairman "f * 'ommittee \<% A l ii'fi the woman ^ *0 Tinge question referred Senator W atson eiert wd more influence on g.Ting the the I >h I lot than an t ot her man in Washington Within a fs* uioatba 1- had take/I (hargs of the rampatgn to obtain the ballot for woman the measure was passed, although r to obtain th« Ki t to \oi« for x^ars prerlcMia 10 th# t \ H' «on | h •

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ti f |h Gga

silt ution

In seuator W'Hiaon K*|>ubHc«n* all oxer tb* 1 nii«d .stH es t t and data * ho , an < an \ the ele, . on for the Re i" "lit mu part\ HI- ecojd is clean

eiemenfft of Amerirsn lifw

Me is th* grea 1 eat < ampnign orator In ’h« Mnit«d State* tf*da\ and is favor-

>w« m . . §tsts in rhe

I 'nlon

Th.. S. i.Hini a vi, tor. in tho InO nr*

. or

hii.I III* !• <nl* 1».ini out that * hom. voto for Whiboii | n Indian*

I- Rapub

hii noniltiRtiim fur l > to«i.|*tit Uval Hooslnr* *nnl to *n ImUan* man

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mira ion and hall. f : senator N ation h it bnoMiiaa hi* olanlon would mnan * th# « rapulatioii HiiiiMig .ti. atum* of 1 he t'nion

u|mn education but ,noncy i ty-eiirht states. piinvested in education is an, •

ivi ■ linent and not an expenditure",

ii.i .Mr. Schortemeier.

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i^ BRUNER LEADS

DISCUSSION AT P.T. A. MEETING

dine Nicely. On the dining room tat ble was a cuke with four candles. In I ihe afternoon, Mrs. Wamsley sen-ed the c hildren with ice cream, cake and

' candy.

Mrs. Ray Holton has been quite | sick with tonsilitis. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hendrix had for their Sunday quests, Mr. and Mrg. Johnnie Knitfht.

raittce. If llinl happens I II als.i orontise you (hat you'll he (i. iiii

lltly out by noon today." "There’* nothiriK f can s;i\ " Danny bung his bead u. tin-

S»aut relieved him of his co.i: niul additional badge. In (lie liitle room off the off. e ht cliunged frnni in

Auvlhing ne« "D last nights

robbery?

".Nothing, air. I'm ” "What you'rt doing or wha> 'on -■ going to do Isn't aoy good now. Mold you after i nar al'l'alr lhat one more would m i ll our 01 ganl/.atlon wide open

Thrir'y n<,thing I

uuilorn Uousera In , t: clotb*5 and ten tniniit entered the room, ho h i

longer on llie eops.

Thai morning wa- th Id.. I, iu Dauu> & lire. Aftci h. p Ii the little room wIicim Im ... |j\ ing he remembered \< r> I tl on 'houghl wa pounding in Ii In..,:

He Buit get awa

who knew him. 11. mn t lind

:l " HI 1 to 'Oil to 6top It 1 I'li' n i You didn't and ■hi a.. niintiiit; due.” M lllls ms "hen I i damn to#a 1 .f ... 11 me . e

e'd eri

childish. Now l lull's over "He iv c .iug up into tht air tin' 1 ' i "liberie* h\ the sauie

bound to get . .i ught.

place where he could f(» .. t v. i.n i h. . win | H hut not if vou tiiaist'

had happened and uiaybi find hi

brother.

1 ' kiln !(■' onl. perfei t Ol ■in 1 ... "ti (list this town has ever 1 h oi in it-, polk., department." 1 bin - not the point. Leonard."

That tnurti might he im iih

Though he had found too l.i» th.it

Mary meant more than Hi to him, nl Witllam made no preteore h* could still complete III h .i Ol, I" in:- < ,iI in no one s worn ing thing ho'd started. At" ihat | l""ti Hie oni. i places in tliis town

and it you'd shown any lotmuon

litis v.o'ildul bn critical

ei'lt. r. lint "hen the gang vou ' an r ut h huppene to be a ailk eanii and tl, most powerful man "t 'own Is a Ik magnate, any een sible man woild have bad that

nothing much would mailer. No one saw hint as he piled lim few fhinga ho owned into a taxi aod gave an addrea* in Hell Kit ener. No oue who knew him aw him arrive al the shabby rooming hoiiie in Thirty-seventh * ..(.t

One person did see him and a n k, d 11 V " 11 ' h' '• *o lhai Dayton

him doen for future refci,m , , inn as far as being rocognued. Daiinv m ghi as well have left i m South

Atncrii a.

Sammy the Kencp soon I Argot aboui him, but with his war.-Uouse on the next bio. k full of stolen silk and other materials, no new comer in fhj vicinity could ho en

tirely without interest. Comomaioner Leouurd ....

ting at hta deak when Jimniy Wells rnimi

-on Id n't have get into it himself.

"I had it watched ”

"Ye.-. I know you did. and Dayon ! uo.vs lhu» the patrolman who \. nleh"d ii found off poet. Car hiiii hut In Cud's sake keep that part out of th*. papers." < Hratulins leaned over lo talk Ii. th mayor, ami Williams turned , lui k to the ( ..inmlseioiiei. 1 "Leonard, vou’vr got two weeks l saw Dayinu tbi* morning and 1 ho s oul for blood. As head of th*

r,r" fl D ,n t ,! , T! a " l l "T "" ,y ItHiiug* do e nT coml* 1 ' ing tl * report that he had j - re there I,a- got to be a aoa' ceired from the Trial < "inniitln.. s.imeoite will nave to go and —it *

and lie looked up with a worried going to h" ', u.”

"Hello. V\ ells, glad to s. .. v,ni | Leonard, hut \VHliam*"*turu«d °'to* suppose you want news of la«i him again I

. ,. "Thai's "h.,t Marehall **,d b* '

T*artly, answered Jimmv hin fore you took l.tt place. It didn't know a bn about Ilia! ami I kind work t|ta; time and it won t Him I of figured it. Dlsappoinied ihat If vou haven i dnared this thin* ' o‘PP«n*d of coutm, bui mitwd Mm.. BrudiM. 'a* Malvo* and i ate going to ret- your ,uh. That * all.” Uaar it up." !.• onard was •itling with hi* Leopard leaned back astom- md head on hi* arras when Well* imt before ho could apeak, Jimmy nr ked out of the office. Jimmy 1 » §• . , , , looked a, him nud for onc# fouu- , U go now Im headed fur u it hard to smile, f.eonard had doua l omeba. k us your side of no of the finest JubK „ rei . dotJ>| , B ' Ibis ntewa ’ New York Mute and there w** 1 l.eonatd smiled grinily. ran i. only . ne r hance in a thousand of| ii'igers ilirough his hair, then iiusli iitw iiulliu K Huough li'inally u*’ '•d the form he had been reading managed it, and alappiug him on'' aco. .o .hmn.y. . marked. * Jimmt r * i i r o "<'Uter up, chief, it’* not a* bad .lirant' read enough of it to get .m ti nt. I,, i wo -weeks i lgt ■ie import, ibvu pul it d"<vu vigor , ,,,, t hi* gang to hang eui l

t never mind an aating thei. Snap

"» • hlwf, you doa t believe out ol I ii *. d" vini* he askml Leonard looked tip, * grim ami!* ere aay doul i gueried. "You boya have too much **My reward for two year* of imagiuallou. You made a hero out tea , I, * grinding The goat for of this lad and 1 trueted bim wtih a situation over which I h*i a had ’he job that tolled my owu finish not the r ighteat control. This 1* the mayor a due iu about five uo gang robbery. If It were w* mantle* and I gspect to get mm.- would at least liavo auspicione. I 1 , .. am conlldont tirat n« one know* the i c*nf help II, ehW. ( xplod"d P’ice lo be iohh«H tiuill (ho nignr Jimmy. "Malone and I kno" dan of Hie a. iual attack. What ihaucw nsar enough to hang ther-e vobbet have I against an organiraliou ui '#* onto Hie right people and I'll tha» kiud*” , tj dtruvj -I > c*. thy ih ‘ 11a fcji StM*

(Continued from page l)

Oav.-rt*hr FBO Ptctur** CVorp 1*11 >*

tk* tfirtfllnfl FBO Oram* starring Ralph uaada-

BYbOPfUN quitting. Therek s.imelhing baeh hjantiy Maionr <i rookie p< n’ 1 m ha when I wan. t* amgneri to thr silk ill' find out what it Ik I ni going to trict uthore et series <> robberU ho H you how tha w hoiw i estllleti in the deolh of four ottims gutit- oul. No, It - uo uae me tell fnii brought the ih’eat of a stint.r lug vou It » J guessing, but i4*i in. the deportment. Although I e gmesed a right. Iiefor* tmnnp and his in ret hcai t. Mnig it"" md I've never had a stronger

fiiVen. and Jimmy Wells, n tuns- hunch

paper reporter suspect tlnil Marys "Jimmy, l hopi u re right but employer, Altr'd Dayton. Jr.. i\ ’/n .i's t ,t going to t- ,i me Kleclion* planted with th' ho itit Imnd. tht 7 ire III a few raonilt- aud Die mayor hate no drhnitr , n for in n l ioii r h ". u 11 s t.i run ag.ilu. You anil I which to he up thru suspienm knmv what kind , i chance he ka» Jn the nie.antt.mt hull hoiny inng >vltli hr I’ulon t ■ against him." leader, learns thnt Dicky Him. h - \\ hew it'a ar had as ihat, t* it' lookout Mas, tr Danny s long oi , , h.iiv s chaiti "f hearing thla tng brother and ot the po .it n> / Intei vievv If I premise to keep Ii

pistol forces him to icrite n ti • under my hat?"

to Danny luring him from ha /mst. “It'll make m "Ut certain if Dating tv trapped, knocked inii'ih ■ on're caught, I. If you want to rt(og» and before he mo - rs < d . into the nex "om you're welrelilrns to his brut another t ■ h cnim lo hear n you can cal'h hery has Oe'n staged. ID is lletter get In now *u ihat I ni aloiv* dered to tunender ha gun anti v\h i they lonti In Theie wont

port nt headguoi Iri s Ihe folloivimj he much to It."

morning. A murmured tl.uik* snd .liutrov

was gone, Thi door had hardly

"What else Is there lo Ihilik, I (wed behind him "hail the deak Malone? You were placed on Hint ergeatit unuoun<eil the visitors beat because we thought thni \ it j Tim mayor "»< not alone, amt had courage and were to he trn-n "!)• i Leonard gniieil ihn fwo ed. You make it apparent ihat Hi. 1 i i with him. ■ remembered a Iwa*' we can suspect is that on similar interview imt two years he -;e 'rilo" t,.,-- y a t 1 tit i of e Martin and net enjoying tire, hut unless you ’ Detective Chief Ih,indies made j, iell it* your reason for leav ng , r part) and 1 lief Hrandtea » -* no*' I have no alternative hut to no friend of Leon:.id's, strip you of your uniform and p.iss Mnyr William , ame to Ihe point

along your case for the Trial t om quh-klv

Ml lilt: IM VllTIMI l-LUU* Th, follov ii.g plat , s have he

Voting 1 lav

have been Uc-

Ignat, d as Voting I laces in 1li» p-.—

every bov in the High .School -hould incts ,.r Putnam County, Indiana, for have physical training all through | ^ Vn^ u,r5 Kk ' c,,on to ' be ,K ' ,a

all through

the year, and that at present those | N i]t)i

on the athletic teams seemed to be .t p.arnavd. getting the larger share of the train- 1 u

ing. There was no feeling against , athletics, but only a hope expressed that the program of physical educa-

tion might be enlarged.

The association will have one more i meeting before the close of the

j school year. i

.JiickMUH To XTnsbI|» Dt i uincl of Jack

son toxviv hip

I’rcciinM of .Dickfior. township

Maysx'Illf.

I'ritiiMin Tox%n$ililp

Ni-rlii 1’rti'im.t of Franklin township

at Konclulak-.

South Dr« tiuct of Franklin Township

nt Roachtlah*.

Kinc.i st j. I ri . lnct of Franklin toxx n

! skip at F'incustD’. I(n«»s«‘ll ’I niwhif*

1 North lT* i ’iKt of KuAsrll township |

jt Kus''« RvilD.

1 South Precinct of Russell township

! it GJiinies School Mount.

sri im;nts ro (OMrirn; MUNCIK. April 25. —Commercial students from all parts of the state | will take part in the State Finals of the seventh annual State High School Commercial contest which will be held ut Ball Teachers’ College next Saturday, April 28. The participants in the final contest were the winners at the sixteen district elimination meets which were held last week. The contest is being directed by the commerce department of Rail Teachers’ College, with Professor M. K. Studebaker of the commerce department of the college its contest manager.

I Mu Ion Tow it*blr»

icimt of Clinton tuxxmrhlp

outh JMvoi/ict of Clinton township!

it Clinton Falls.

Nor I

it Mor

North Prer

ton.

South IT

Monroe

North Pncinct

UainbriilKc. outh Prccli

at Brick Chapel.

ru

l? low of M

n#lil» on roc*

townshi])

irth

Jain bridge.

South PPcclurt of Monroe township

Flo^d Tofifi nvkip

North Pre« iri. t of 1 loyd Township

at (Jrovoluml.

South Pre( IiK t of Floyd township at CeiU( r School House.

Nort li

ut Filin

Marion 'I'ovritslilp

I’reeinct of Marion loxxn.lilp

Club members who arc planning to attend the Federation of Clubs al Brazil, Wednesday will please take the 8:d7 o'clock Interburban car.

fidltfedal*

Creation is not a thing of the past in respect to the earth but is capable of endless dovelopNoi ment, according to the Df theories of Millikan, great Past California scientist a n d physicist who delivered an address in Greencastle about three weeks ago. According to Millikan's view* there i- no rest in the universe and that the process of change and creation is going on steadily. He bej lieves that the earth i.- going through | an endless cycle of evolution and that die elements which make up 25 per cent of the material of the earth are constantly created in the universe and shot with terrific speed into thi

body of this planet.

Ihe majority of people live with but little thought to the future. National Fyrest Week, as A proclaimed by President Good Coolidge, and being obIdea served this week throughout the United .State., habut one view in mind and that is to guard our natural resources. There are many resources such as coal, oil, iron and other geological deposits that when used once cannot be used again. In another group of natural resource- i, placed water which i- inexhaustible*. I* orests and *oiI come under the head of anothei gtovip as, although they can be u.-ed once, can be supplanted and used again. However, in the case of many forests, no etrort is made to replace what has been taken. The object of the week is to show that in order to take advantage of tin group, reforest ration

is ti prime necessity.

mure.

South J r.oirict of Marion township at Fro. s Koiul.** School House. ti reeni’Hwtle Tow'n.sklp North I’rednet. Greencastle Toxvn;>hiP. at risitlciPi of Mrs. Jim Dirt. North .Majllson Street, north and east

side.

Fo\ ItidKe Rr«dnet, Oreenoastl^ 'I’ownship. ;it Tt'- idino** of David Ken'.kill, on DIooniliiKton Iload. LIiip dale I’ri cinot, Greencastle Towns!'ip. at rt sld* i nt of Walter Wood-* rum, Manhattan Road. Greencfttttle < Itr Northv uod I i. fiiict. at residence of Mrs. Nora Suthcrlln, at No. east Fraliklin Street.

1st Ward,

flee, <*ourt I

L’ml Ward

Diiildint;, Fust

Gym.

l’ihI Ward South at Work Shop of Drip • Shannoti in rear of No. 431 An-

derson Stiv.-L

Rnl ard East at. 701 Maple Avenue it r-sjd* uc* of Mrs. Carpenter. Grd Ward W • bt. at Mrs. Wood’s ID ick iu « . Hul South Hifliana Street. tth Ward at Assembly Hoorn of

Court House,

MfidKon Tonnsklp

t of Madison township

ard. at County Assessor’s Of-

ourt Hmus. .

\Nard North, at lllifh

School

Fntranee, old

Eu st

Di

IV. :

at

I'! • ei Sell ci

•st Dreeim’t c

District Number 3.

•inc

ills School House.

\\ . st Dr. « hp*t (if Madison township

Wn

North Dr slii]i ;i>i IN

Sou

N III 11^1 Oil To f« n ship Acinct of Washington

Isville.

;t/i R* Isville.

ith Dr*chiet of Washington tow nship at McFulloUKh School ilon e.

Wn^reii Toxxnshlp

Dr- ini t of Warren towrii*Tlp at J’ut-

uaiiivillt

East i'recin it Dell*’ Unio West Dreeii

•lefferson l'o«\nshlf

: let of Jefferson township

tow n-

Jcffcrsoo

« st IM ei-inct of Jefferson

ship at Mt Meridian. Mill Greek Precinct tovxuship at Uroad Dark

< |«

X lo^rniale 'I'o^nshlp

1*1 i'r.einet of‘^lorerdu'.e tow nsldp

it FloVerda.lt.

W'-si i'l’t-einei of *-‘lovcrdale fown-

.sliip at Gioxt-rdalex

\\ . M. x• 11.1Auditor. 1;4• 1 t a Hi 4 ONTH 1C TOIM Noti> • is hereby ^hen by the und**r-

i^ied Trust., of Flinton Toxvinhlp, '’ T * ,! , that he will,

' •*«

Vonca

Ibc—2j«

’M Sn

. PnJuctl hi tly forsli C(ty4 C„ m[ U QuimiLM

Grab a iwal in llarolilj special. He giurur laugh ineviry buniiunL in every ralllt. UDM FM—MiWj

Coming Thurs.-Fri

\HLLIAM HAINES IN ‘The Smart

I rua

Founty, Indiana,

Vth dax of May DJL’R. at two

■•' lo' k D M.. at tip* laxv office of For-

w in GiD* a. in th** Fitv of G

Duf nan on the

o'e

IM I N V M \ ILLi:

Mr.-. John R. WilMnt and daughter, and Mis* Clovia Fry of Indianapolis .ipent Sunday with .Mr. and Mrs. Art Fry. Mrs. Ed. Shield- took dinner with Mrs. Sum Wright, Sunday. School closed Friday with a big | dinner. About 225 wero present. They ; w long t;ible in the basement of i the school and it was full to its cai parity. After dinner a short program, May Day being observed with , Mrs. Ruth I*ry directing the children, I hi n Mrs. I una Wright’s room had ' a little playlctte and song and Miss Jackson’s room a little play. AH of those present surely had a good time. Those attending the funeral of -Mrs. Claudia (at-well Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Art Fry atul daughters, Clovia and Mrs. John R. Wilson, ' - Mri * lk »y Watson, Mr. and Mrs. Glen I'ry, Mrs. Tinder and Mrs. Will | Gfidewell. Miss Mary McNelf spent the week end with home folk-. Roger Williams en his way to work j ltt ' t Thursday morning, skidded and ' his car turned over three times, and ! when found by Mr. Co.x had his colI lar bone broken and several cuts. Mrs. W. W. Glover i.- still confined to her bed ut the home of her son, Claude. Misses May and Mantha Wamsley j daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter ’ Wamsley, celebrated their fourth j birthday last Thursday. Those inI V'ted were Maxin,- Sutherlin, R.'ttv I

Oreou-

castH. sa in Cuun bids, and award in"tullati**n und ccmstruction of a. ’•.mi >>«.itiiiK and ViiiYllutifiK system ,'t tic School HxilldinK' Di said i o\\ ii.ship Dccordink' to Ui* plums and sp(cifie i f ions adoiitfd tlu refor, noxv «* Mb in tb. offic* of said Trustee; cop uf which, may tic had from sal i ru»l* * . r froiu Bevln#?toi*-AVIlliani Du ID uMiik Ki»Klm» rs. 1131 Imllan i Dythinn Duildlny, 1 ndianap(dls, Ind-

iana.

IIp stimcDd cost of aaid InsUUaM*mi and (.iMisfruction is 00. Ka'di i’ropns.i l i ii us f b. acconipaiii* d by tVrliii.d clicck for a. mount ctjual !«n tn r ..ni •»’•• j( of the |o

Trustee. Nu

must accompany

ten per c« nt of the a up Pusal. payalil.* to Kiild collusion affidavit mu

each bid.

Did

<!.' uiusi be made upon form Di# ai •” d b> the St a t»* Hoard of ’

fcitatc

• • « Sflful bidder w ill

JU’CSI

co u n t s.

Tip

in d to

illatix

Hat mil; syavem, according lo

dr;i’.vIiik .ind speclficutions adopted

thi rt for a mi pursuant to statute

Providci

Ldi a

',nir. <1 to »nt-r into a contract for the justitNation of said hcatinir plant and

ntilatincr sysucm, accordlr

pursuant to at.ituto in

•‘"V 1 tnado and provided, and " ill b* r. quired to furnish a hori

I t** th.’ amount of tii

• dual pric«

th* Advisory Hon

l I

d and taJior

th.* in-t.Gi.ition thireof.

id

contract

ec.

amount or the

p' • * ptaldc to said Trustee, and

said Tow i rniance of ayuient of *r jn rform ti‘»n thcreuf.

tssful bidder will be furnish a ct rtiflcalo u

- Pc

''"’’D'a'd ami for tin* paytrient of all Hinti rial n - d and labor performed in

•Hired to film D .lust! ini Hoard

that mj. Ii bidder lias comp, ProvDIinis of th'- Workmt

to said drustec. at

n y Board (»f said Tow nuhlp,

1 °Di• laitlil'ul Performance of such

tract • rial

Tip H1JOU ___

a certificate of tl of Indiana aitowli lias complied w ith thu Workmens Fompensatioii* A.-t

'I'li

ship ui

riaht Is r* bid- . Suid

I<*\ .*1 n spomsible bldd(*r.

W it ll. SS * - -

April

u. M:Wi;KVr, lr,J ;D*' of vliutoti Township. Pi.‘tiam County. Indiami. 34-3t. noi mi io r% \i*% \ kkm of i i.ixlo> I'l l .NAM cot N-

IMM \

A<1 \ isoj*> HI atlcn

v - - . Raid Town-

11ml said letting and th*

ct any and all bt let to the

or.

i iy hand, this 23rd day of

Konjola Re' Every Acte Pain In His

Suffered With Stomach Tit Awflil Di//' '|hII-Btf*! Got New Mcdicim,

. I». IMII.% N A, - ot" ■ i- Uoroby yi\. n l.y 1 *- "'l ' (*UHtt i' uud Adv iHor

l l ' ll , ' :i i "Wu-lilp, I’utidm County, 'n

' l,n "" * Id offletula

(I 'I'ruHte ton Tuv

diniKi. tliHt

'ling ii n i nu-rg. ney : ttn e.\iiendltun- of

ini’ "X lo-ndttui

t'-. Jour t'J-X tjiu

nu Hilda 1 drtvrmm-

mor oioney for

....a Net out III de-

1 ' -'i tl" toibliHlird bud 4. ( f.r : aid

'•! lb. Mt, u >• I.r Jdu» i

>'• M.. Hi ih.

.II’.,, .,f \v VV. Niwgent. '1 rut.tr. of]

"d 1 com.id( r ai d tl*ti fMi Ibe . \|.. iidltur.. f I'jfto Huiidi < 11 (|t,:.uu.00i Doltara Ii. t

•*'" 'dal Sellout I'uiiil fur the rear IV'-' "I

I'UldlBhed in the llinuu)

budk. t I'."’ .oiid \ ear: On, Tim

JIK. (-•

‘Siitco taking K " n i' I never hud ft ^ , ami I am glad t" ' ; thi? rcitHii 1 ,

c. P. 1

Green.-burg, Ind. , "All my trouble atipation. * M;. •!*''"? ' 3 ; 1 in a bail coliJitiun a L #* lost eve. ;■ fry to me. Food ^I lump lit the pi: ’’ f m! ''' I would belch up «

that left

mouth for hour*-

' Z v tZt

J.) , heart ami

im uni .jet mv bri uth.

* ml I , .0 1.

heart ami .-ont<t' n ”

11 utlu 1 t l'i*r .said year; lU'irars 1,000.0!)) „f

jIVl® For

(Il.11110.01n of’ v.ItVi'h "idiaV!" l |n. don’t belie'• I >'

t In at - r....tiiar -1'-’'

III ut-

th

in v

|m l td fur tl*. installation of at Diu •ml Hating; ayai. m In ?J url yn S ho.d HullUiu-c. and Five IDmilr. .1 (SaUU.OO) Dollars of x'hkh kx:Ii h. u.-. .1 for tlu rtp.ilr of othc vduipmxnt in the schoola -.f

hip. Taxpayer* ha

cr id

ritflu to

towiiRhip. 'I’axpay bt* ^hcard thei eoin

'I'm "f more taxpayers in ■ uoii mui 'pti curporution, other ‘nan thu w h'» I•<’!v poll tax only, and who are

by such additional approprla-

tmp and who may f. ♦ 1 Htftfiitveil M*’ ,,v • ' ‘‘V fib •'< petltijn with tl < " iiii\ Auditor of l*utnato Foun " if'Hn ’ 1 ’• days after such ; dd'tiui

Mun shall liavc b n »1. ti

Dun shall have b n d* ler up. scttluK forth their ubjee r*to and facts showingr thai

a pprupria mined upi

Huns tli. reiu unu racts shuwin^r th* iMt'p.'s.-d additional « xpt nultureM pi e uim. Pessary, unwise and excessive,

as th< ca«** may lie.

Di Witness Whereof, M’e hereunto ;our hands this 33rd day of April

H. Smgemts

I rustic Clinton Township.

Vild b!;

awfi

feel r 1

without feeling The leu-t extrtiu' 1

to me and I ' u ' xjtells that ntsu- m0

was going tu tU' 1 ‘‘Konjola helped

ment until e'fO cm my body. ' n,l: ; '' t ,. u bk ^ ended sto n ’ at ll|t | Bittf luted my bo'*' 1 ’ 1 ' " n My ■ ly free of con ' t ^ ^nii^ has been imp>T'' 1 ' 1 j , tS

cent und 1 tV 0D * ]>

remedy.” ., i., Gr« i,cl 5

Konjola i= aold

the Owl Oru? ; turt ' ‘

Clay Met till

li± ,l |be S t druggie

in all

LuarJ uf Clluton Tuvv oh tile. ] |jjj.

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