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AUTOMOBILES—WANTED.
AUTOS WANTED
r We buy more ears for parts pur
poses and to resell than any other
dealer in the country. There must
be a reason. This is it:
We pay the best prices. Try us
first and last. If you do not sell to
us you are losing money.
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS
& TIRE CO.
518 North Capitol.
Auto. 22-019. Main 2638.
I WANT YOUR CAR
and will pay you cash for it.
Don’t forget your money is wait
ing for you. If you can’t drive
in, call Main 4446 and immediate
attention wilt be given.
212 E. NEW YORK ST.
L AUTOS WANTED
pay cash. No delay for yoar money,
hare {or you. Come In or call.
Auto Parts & Tire Cos.
Pl 9 N. Illinois St. Matn 15T9 Auto. 11-MI.
• We also buy Junk can.
AUTOS WANTED -
We pay highest prices for used cars.
See us before you sell your car.
MERRIT SALES CO.,
132 North Capitol avenue.
Call for L. M. Golas. Main 6292.
We buy. sell and exchange used cars.
STATE USED CAR MARKET
285 North Pennsylvania. Main 2216.
W. W. Fancher.
CAPITOL AUTO PARTS ~\NO TIRE UK
la buying and selling used cars, tires,
tubes and parts at 76 per cent of list.
819 North Illinois. Main 6090.
MOTOR CYC LE S AND BICYCLES.
r*
CASH PAID FOB ALL KINDS OF
motorcycles. FLOYD PETERMAN.
600 Massachusetts avenue. __
TAILORS AND CLEANERS.
CLEAN ’EM UP
Capitol Garment Cleaners
M. A. GITHENS.
SERVICE!
SERVICE!
SERVICE!
1246 North Capitol avenue. Main 547'i.
Main 4160. Auto. 21-241.
H. G. FITE
Practical Tailor and Cutter
Dry cleaning, pressing and repairing;
army overcoats made over; ladies’ work a
specialty; work called for and delivered.
North Capitol avenue and Ohio street.
Automatic 26-641. Circle 690.
Quit wearing ready madb pants.
We make them to your measure. $5.00
and up. LEON TAILORING CO., 131
East New York street. Walk up one
night.
J. SCHWARTZ, TAILOR AND CLEAN
er. 31 Kentucky avenue. Main 2679.
NOTICES.
Wants a baby—will <uve i.ooii
home to small baby not over 1 year.
Will be given good care and real mother
love. Call after noon. 473 Virginia Ave.
Come to the
CENTRAL BEAUTY PARLORS
207-208 Odd Fellow Bldg if you want
good work done as, we have three of the
best operators in the city.
OIL LAND FOR LEASE. WOLFE
COUNTY, KY. CALL BEL. 701.
DANCjNG.
PROF. RAYNO’S RELIABLE SCHOOL
for the stage. Ladies Or gentlemen
wishing to learn a good first-glass act. All
kinds of refined, artistic step dances
taught. Thousands of pupils non playing
the best of vaudeville houses —the Merri
men Sisters, artistic dancers at I.yric
theater this week. Call PROF. RAY.N'O
224 West Ohio St.. Main 2069.
DETECTIVES.
Quigley-Hyland Agency
Civil and Criminal Investigators
5:6-629 Law bldg. Main 2962. j
MISCELLANEOUS—FOR SALE.
USED RUGS ARE
BETTER
New rugs today are inferior in quality
and cost double; good used rugs are bet
ter at the same price, doubly better at
our price, which is half. We have the
finest selection in Indianapolis, more than
all other dealers combined.
USED GOODS STORE
♦24 Mass. Ave.
A . ip, Drcji-Kead Singer. *lO.
Wry**’?Ym other bargains. SI.OO per
Hr week. All makes RE-
W J*f PAIRED. HEMSTITCH
IXG while you wait. 10c
I PER YARD.
WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO.,
Main 600; Auto. 25-216. 312 Mass. Ave.
PHONOGRAPH
BARGAIN
Hfgh-cla.-- $150.00 mahogany, used two
weeks, for $75.00. 3137 Ruckle St.
L~ARGE FI.MED SOI.ID OAK. LEATHER
bed davenport, including mattress; ail
In excellent condition; $35. 1532 East
Now York street.
ATENTS FOR SALE—TO SELL. BUY |
or obtain patents write Patent News, i
114, Washington. D. C.
CBICAL INSTRUMENTS. KKCOKUsj
rolls, cut price. TI'TTLE. 201 Indiana
avenue.
fOR SALE—ONE PONY BUGGY, $25.
Cali at 1028 South Meridian.
SECOND-HAND FURNACE FOB hALkT
CaU Main 071.
COAL AND vyOOD FOR SALE.
Pocahontas M. R SB.OO
Kentucky Sh. L 7.75
Illinois Lump 7.00
Indiana Lump 6.50
M. 3531. L. H. BAIN COAL CO. M. 3531.
SUCCESSOR TO
ANCHOR FUEL CO. MAIN 2151.
Goal —$6.50 a ton; one-half ton,
$3.50. Belmont 1580.
PET STOCK AND POULTRY.
ONE PARTRIDGE ROCK COCKEREL,
one White Rock cockerel, one White :
Wyandotte cockerel. Call North 7557.
a’;d vehicles.
PUBLIC SALE
I will sell at public auction, 374 South
Illinois street, Indianapolis, ind., Friday
Feb. 27, 10 a. m.. 50 HEAD GOOD MARES
MULES AND HORSES, all team and farm
stock, right out of work, weigh 1,200 to
1,500, good colors and ages; 20 DUMP
AND FARM WAGONS, wheel scrapers, 20
sets of heavy double work harness and
other articles too numerous to mention;
nine months’ time with approved security!
drawing 6 per cent interest from date; 2
per cent discount for cash. G. R. BROWN.
Auctioneer, W. F. SMITHA, Owner.
BIG BARGAIN SALE
2 delivery wagons
2 mowing machines
1 hay rake
1 line sower
These items will be sold on or before j
Feb. 28. Apply at once.
FRED ULLRICH
620 South Capitol Ave.
Horse auction every Monday i
a~ m.. Shroyer’s stable, 332 West
MarylaLd. Will have some farm mares
and work horses, heavy double work har
ness, top buggies and runabouts. Com
mission stable. Burkhart, Auct.; Shroyer,
Mgr. j
HIGHEST PRICESPALD
for dead horses, cows and Call Bel
mont 459 and get our prices.
JOSEPH HAAS
pays highest prices for dead Korses. cows
and hogs. Call Main 1039. Auto. 25-778.
FOR SAI ,E—GEN TLE FOUR-YE AU-OLII
mare, wagon and harness; sell cheap.
Call evenings or Sunday. 217 North Shef
field Ave.
PR SALE—A GOOD BAY M are! 9
years old. 2328 North Arsenal Ave.
REAL ESTATE—FOB BALE.
7-room, 2-story house,
North Keystone; modern,
except furnace; S3,SOCt;
SI,OOO down, $25 per month.
5-room cottage, East
Georgia St. Price, $2,000.
North California St., 2-
story, 6-room bungalow;
modern; corner lot. Price,
$3,500. A good bargain.
5-room cottage on Taco
ma. Modern except fur
nace, $2,400.
GILL REALTY CO.,
Realtors
Main 1646. Auto. 28-236
STi r I HAVE on Vottage avenue,
Yf on the south side, one elght
room modern house, sleeping
porch, bath and extra toilet,
steam heating plant, every
thing on the inside of this property right
up to the minute and the outside
couldn't be better, modern to the ex
treme, four-car garage; any one desiring
the very best bargain on the South Side
for 25.600, cal! GEORGE A. LUCAS, 208
American Central Life Bldg., Circle 6600;
evenings. Irvington 338.
MODERN, EAST
bungalow type
Overlooking beautiful Brookside park, has
long living room, hardwood floors, modern
in every respect; can be bought for $3,900
for few days only; *I.OOO cash, *3O per
month.
Bee .Mr. Mclnteer (frith
I. N. Richie & Son, Realtors
151 East Market, Main 620
Evenings and Sunday call Irv. 2324 *
Eight-room home, modern except fur
nace, Tacoma near New York; *3,300.00;
terms. Wd. 3400 after 7:30.
Seven-room modern, garage, pa-'ed
street; *7OO cash, *3O monthly. N. 7476
after 6:30.
Seven rooms, semi-modern, on paved
street, garage; *3.000, *7OO cash, *3O per
month. Wd. 7024.
South side modern home, five rooms,
garage, paved street. Main 142.
Home north, five rooms and garage,
modern; terma. Main 107.
85x132
25 FRUIT AND SHADE
(NORWAY MAPLE)
TREES ON EACH LOT;
NE A R FAIRVIEW
PAR K, 46TH AN D
HINES LEY.
BRIGHT W 00 D
BUNGALOWS
Get your order In now. I will build
five rooms and bathroom, semi-modern,
near car line; one-fifth cash, balancs
monthly.
w. L. Bridges, Realtor
$39 K. of P, building Main 4114.
SVI / iSOS Naomi, seven rooms!
Vs furnace. garage;
$4,000; excellent terms
Ala 2628-30 English avenue.
2643-45 Southeastern ave
nue. These properties will net 16 per cent.
Call GEORGE A. LUCAS, Realtor, for par
ticulars. Circle 6600 Evening*. Irvington
838 208 American Central Life.
WANTED TO BUY A HOME - ”
I want a modern home, either east or
north, of not lean than five or more than
six rooms. Prefer to deal with owner,
but will be glad to investigate anything
* hrou *h dealer, anywhere from
44 44 & Vail Main 527 Jor North
STI F* 958 and 960 Congress ave-
V/ nue. North Indianapolis. *lx-
A\ room double. Individual
A iX Steam heating plant, thor
oughly modern. For quick
sale. $4,500 cash. GEORGE A. LUCAS. 209
American Central Life. Circle C6OO. Eve
nings. Irvington 338.
National road, \vf.st ; 4 \t ken
fine soil; splendid. six-room house
porches; electric lights. city telephone
service, milkhouse. barn, ohl< ken house
Close to Traction stop. A real buv at
$4,000. For appointment call BOHREN A
BERRY. 416 AMERICAN CENTRAL LIKE
MAIN 3734, Evenings. NORTH 4292.
STt y Two seven-room modern
homes, near Fletcher avenue
and Noble, $3,250 and $3,000,
A\X respectively GEORGE A
LUCAS. Realtor. 208 Amer
ican Central Life. Circle 6600; evening,
Irvington 338.
WELL-BUILT b'X ROOM HOME. BEST
location North I ndiai.a polis: Inclosed
rear, double porch; fine fruit and shrub
bery; barn. A real bargain at $3,250
BOHREN * BERRY. 416 AMERICAN
CENTRAL LIFE. MAIN 3734. Evenlngi,
Belmont 3941.
Sri r Gladstone. near Washing
v/ ton. double, five rooms to a
side; modern; $5,500. GEO.
/li A LUCAS. Realtor. 208
American Centra! Life. Cir
cle 6600. Evenings, Irvington 338.
Kenwood avenue, north of soth
St., six-room cottage. Price. $3.25#,
SSOO cash.
H. G. MONEN
405 People's Bank Bldg..
Main 3138.
Bungalow on Morgan Street
Good five-room bungalow. West Indian
apolis; electric lights large basement;
price $2,000; on easy terms. STATE SAV
INGS AND TRUST CO., Main 4517, resi
dence Belmont 2037,
Have cash client for modern -
room to side double, in good condi
tion. north or east. BOHREN & BERRY,
416 Afherican Central Life, Main 3734.
Evenings. North 4292.
St, y Seven-room modern re*l-
VIA dence, Irvington; $4,600 for
a few days. GEORGE A.
Ji LUCAS. 208 American -Cen
tral Life. Circle 6600.
Evenings and Sundays. Irvington 338.
HOICK LARGE LOT 16 EAR MAPI. It
road boulevard, within two squares ot
Fair Grounds; $lO cash, balanoe $1 week
ly. 640 Lemcke Annex. Main 1409.
Modern five-room cottage, 221
South Rural; a large lot; excellent
buy: price $2,600, $1,200 cash will handle.
W. D. WOODS, Irvington 3164.
Five-room home, tot trowbridge
St., plenty of fruit; very large lot; won
derful buy; $2,000. S7OO cash will handle.
AY. D. WOODS, Irvington 3164.
Sells real aetata, oolleots rant, writs*
fire lasurance.
For sale—on account ok death
the Mcllotel. Phone Harrison 671
CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY. Wm!
D. XVOODB, Irvington 3164.
Four i.ots in fairfiei.d addition.
Cali 3439 W’eat Michigan.
RE A L E S TATE—WANTED.
Modern home from owner, will
pay from $4,000. to $4,500 for same.
Prefer southeast, near Fountain square, or
northeast. Give full description first
answer. No agents. Address A No. 835,
Times.
Hi K HAVE 125 CUSTOMERB NOW PA-
I# tiet tly waiting for proeprty in North
Indianapolis, some have cash and some
want payments. Cal! us today for quick
action. E. E. SHELTON, North 1866;
Auto. 49-715.
From owner, five to seven-room house,
not necessarily modern, cash. Main 142.
Have customers for five and six-room
houses on south side. If yours is for sale
call us. Main 107.
Modern home for colored on
reasonable payments, in neighborhood
of North Indianapolis; customer waiting.
W. H. COOPER, 838 Lemcke Bldg.
FARMS—FOR SALE.
80- ACRE MARTIN COUNTY FARM,
with small house, good outbuildings,
good sugar camp, about 70 trees; 10
acres good timbe.r; 15 acres bottom land,
balance upland: good orchard water,
grass and some coal; 45 acres In cultiva
tion. March possession. JAMBS E.
BERRY, 147 East Market street. Main
5147. ,
120 ACRES, NEW SIX-ROOM BUNGA-
Iow, good barn, plenty good water,
orchard, three miles from lnterurban,
five miles from county seat, one-half mile
to school, one and one-half miles to
church; thirty acres Umber; S6O per acre.
A,. J. APPLEGATE, goottsburg, Ind.. R. 3.
MISCELLANEOUS—WANTED.
YOU CAN MAKE MONEY
by selling your household \ 'cwVo
goods to us, because we pay \
more. Call our buyer on J
either phone. vCwml
BAKER BROS. Vj
Pioneer Dealers in Used Furniture That Is Better.
219-221-223 E. Wash. St Old Main 3465-3466, Auto. 23-166.
LEW SHANK
pay* best prices In city for household
goods and fixtures of all kinds. 2*7 North
New Jersoy street. Main 2028.
USED~GOODS STORE
Buys store and office fixtures, household
furniture and rugs. Main 2288. Auto. 22-
288. 424 Mass, avenue.
IF YOUR CLOCK IS NOT RUNNING
phone Circle 4307. M. R. SHEARN.
811 North Alabama. _
ANTED—CASH REGISTERS, WILL
pay cash. 23 Baldwin block. Main 5871.
Auto. 21-794. ___
For” paper hanger, call John
son. Woodruff 6716.
p-ATCH "plastering. BELMONT 1580.
Financial.
YOV GAN
BORROW MONEY
SO CHEAP
and on such easy terms of repaymsnt
from the -Fidelity Loan Company, a li
censed and bonded firm, for use In paying
overdue bills or to buy the things you
need for CASH at BARGAIN PRICKS
that every one should take advantage of
our service.
LOANS ON FURNITURE
$20.00 to $300.00
et legal rates, on short notice and without
publicity. We give you all the time you
want to repay a loan and only charge for
the actual time you hare the money. Fair,
lent It?
You Can Afford to Borrow
On $ 40 pay $2 a month and Interest
On $ 60 pay $3 a month and interest
On SIOO pay $5 a month and interest
PAY MORE ANY TIME AND REDUCE
THE COST
IN YOUR BEHALF
tfe are on the Job eight hours a day. and
through personal contact and personal
rervlce, plus a deep personal Interest, we
ran serve you and your friends as you
wish to be served. In these unusual times,
business friendships, close relations, mu
tual understandings and co-operatloa are
real assets to all of ua We are ready to
go three-fourths of the way. Now It la
‘’fidelity loan CO.
106 E. Market St.
Room 532 Lemcke Bldg.
Main 127>. Auto. 17-711.
BORROW
$200.00
:) Mo., Total Cost sl4
Get what money you nee.! on your
furniture, pianos, live stock or auto
mobile.
All other amounts up to *3OO at
the same proportionate rate.
All Dealings Strictly
Confidential
CALL AND GET ACQUAINTED
W ITH OUR PLANS.
A telephone call will bring our
representative to your home to ex
plain more fully.
American Loan Cos.
205 Peoples Bank Bid*
(Formerly Law building.)
Main 29*8. Auto. 27-432.
HAVE YOU HEARD
about
“Our Twenty Payment Plan?’’
Investigate our essy-to-pay
Twenty-Payment Plan Ilians.
Get *SO. pay back *2 50 a month.
- *IOO " ” *s.o* ”
With Interest at 3Vi% per month.
We Specialize on
SIOO S2OO S3OO
LOANS
Come in and get free booklet.
"The Twenty Payment Plan "
w nlch describes everything fully.
All business confidential.
We loan on furniture, pianos,
vletrola*. live stock, automobiles,
etc., without removal.
Also on Diamonds, Etc.
Call phone, or write
1N1) IA N A COLL A T ERAL
LOAN CO.
i Bonded Lenders)
ESTABLISHED 1887.
201 Lombard building.
24 4 EAST WASHINGTON ST
5 Alto. 26-7*6.
MONEY TO LOAN
Oil First Mortgage
Security
SIX PER CENT
GILL REALTY CO.
Main 1646, Auto. 28-236
WE ARE PREPARED TO MAKE REAL
ESTATE LOANS PROMPTLY WE
PURCHASE REALTY CONTRACTS,
MORTGAGES. BONDS AND STOCKS
LISTED AND UNLISTED.
INDIANAPOLIS SECURITIES CO.
FRANK K. SAWYER. Pres
30F;309 LAW BLDG. ASSETS $34*.749.
Money to loan on second mokt
gages o > Indianapolis and Indiana real
estate. GIBRALTAR FINANCE COM
PANY, 208 Fidelity Trust building Main
2808. _
WE MAKE SECOND MORTGAGES ON
farm or city property. AETNA MTU.
AND INV. CO. Main 7101. 603 Fidelity
Trust building.
INSURANCE IN AIL ITS BRANCHES'
AUBREY D. PORTER. 916 Law bldg.
Main 7049
Money loaned on real estate.
Lowest rates E. E. SHELTON. North
1866. Auto. 49-715.
L~ OANS ON DIAMONDS; SA% I KK Nil.
BURTON JEWELRY CO.. 63 Menu
■ aent-
AUCTIONS
TRUSTEE'S SALE
Trustee under general assignment will
sell at public auction, grocery store, meat
market and bakery at Bedford, Ind.,
Wednesday. Feb. 26, at 2 o'clock p. m.
Best, location in this city of 10,000 for
a grocery.
HARRY MONTGOMERY, Trustee,
Bedford. Ind.
AUCTIONEERS.
DEERING & HARRIS
AUCTIONEERS
223-225 Hume-Mansur. Circle 1650.
TRANSFER AND STORAGE.
GT7UTVW/ STORAGE CHEAPEST
W/ RATES IN CITY. CALL
US. Everything at rea
sonable price. Packed,
J II shipped anywhere.
'CG-' is Docked room if desired.
30 West Henry. Main 4699,
BRITTON TRANSFER
Moving and light hauling; trunks and
baggage. QUICK SERVICE. 889 East
Wash street. Prospect 3848.
SHANK FURNITURE AND STORAGE
CO.. 227-229 North New Jersey street,
phone Main 2028.
tOCAL AND OVERLAND HAULING, ’
K. TRANSFER CO.. 938 East Wash
tngton street. Prospect 3252..
farms—to F E _ T _-
20 ACRES GOOD LAND; CASH RENT.
Payment June and December. Ad
dress A No. 882, Times.
rO ACRES, THREE-ROOM HOUSE!
north, on lnterurban; sl6. Address A.
No. 833' Times.
INDIANA DAILY TIMES, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1920.
FARMS—WANTED.
U# AN TED—TO HEAR FROM OWNER
of good farm for sale. State cash
price, full description. D. F. BUSH, Min
neapolis, Minn.
WIBCONBIN FARM LANDS.
Landology, a magazine giving
the facts In regard to the land situa
tion. Three months' subscription. FREW.
If for a home or as an Investment you
are thinking of buying good farm lands,
simply write me a letter and say. "Mull
me LANDOLOGY and all particulars
FREE" Address Editor. Landology,
Skidmore Land Cos.. 113 Skidmore bldg'.
Marinette. Wii.
LEG A L NOTICEa.
State of Indiana, County of Marion, ss:
In the Marion circuit court, February
term, 1920.
No. 32258.
Saphrona A. Balz, John M. Balz vs Vic
tor M. Backus, Mary J. Backus, Richard
” • Townsend the unknown heirs, legatees,
devisees and legal representatives of Rich
ard W. Townsend, deceased; Augusta M.
P, Townsend, the unknown heirs, legatee*,
devisees and legal representatives of
Augusta M. P. Townsend, deceased;
Charles H. Hoppen. the unknown heirs,
legatees, devisees and legal representa
tives of Charles H. Hoppen, deceased;
Caroline Hoppen, the unknown heirs, le*a
teea, devisees and legal representatives of
Caroline Hoppen, deceased.
PUBLICATION NOTICE.
Come now the plaintiffs, by Clarence A.
Call, their attorney, and file their ram
plaint herein with an affidavit of a com
petent person that the residence, upon dili
gent inquiry, is unknown of the following
named defendants:
Victor M. Backus. Richard W. Town
send, Augusta M. P. Townsend. Charles
H. Hoppen. Caroline Hoppen; that the
names of the defendants are unknown to
plaintiffs, and. upon diligent Inquiry, the
residence of each Is unknown to plaintiffs,
and they are sued In this action bv the
following names and designations to-wlt
Victor M. Backus. Richard \V. Townsend.
Augusta M. p. Townsend. Charles H. Hop
pen, Caroline Hoppen. the unknown heirs,
legatee*, devisees an diegal representatives
of each of the above named defendants,
the names of alt of whom are unknown
to plaintiffs, and all persons and corpora
tions who sasert. or might assert, any
title claim or Interest !n, or lien upon
the real estate described In the complaint
In this action by, under or through any
of the defendants to this action named,
described and designated In said com
plaint, the names of all of whom ar
unknown to plaintiffs that said action Is
for the purpose ~r quieting title to real
estate in Marlon county, Indians that a
cause of action exists against all of sa'd
defendants: that all of said defendants
are necessary parties to said action that
their resident, after diligent Inquiry, can
not be ascertained, and they are believed
to be non-residents of the state of in
(liana.
F*ialn(lff ji Halm to Ha th* ownmi of th*
following riArrib#<l r*al *ntate In .Marlon
county, utato of Indiana
Lota 102. 103 104 105. 100. 161 and
t3 in 1.. a. Newells North Place addi
tion to the city of Indianapolis. Marlon
county, state of Indiana
This action ta Instituted and proaecvjted
by the plaintiffs for the purpose of quiet
ing title to the above described real estate,
against all demands, claims and claimants
whatsoever, and as against the world
Notice is hereby given said defendants
that unless they he and appear before the
circuit court at the courthouse In the city
of Indianapolis. Marlon county, state of
Indians, on the 13th day of April 1920
same being the eighth judicial day of the
April term of the Marlon circuit court,
to he begun and held on the Mh day of
April. 1929. and answer or demur to said
complaint, the same will be held and de
termined In thlr absence.
In witness w hereof, I have hereunto set
my hand an 1 affixed the seal of said court
In the office of Ihe clerk thereof. In ths
city of Indianapolis Ind.. this 21t day
of February. 1*25.
RICHARD V SIPK
'l*rk of the Marlon circuit court
CLARENCE A CALL.
Attorney for plaintiffs
NOTICE TO < ONTH,\("r< >Ke
Healed bids will be received by the
board of school commissioners if the city
of Indianapolis, at the office of the busi
ness director In the administration build
ing. southwest corner of Meridian and
Ohio streets. Indianapolis. Indiana, until 2
o'clock p. rn.. Saturday. March 6 192(1,
and then opened, for the general contract
on the building of anew building at the
F.mmerlch Manual Training High school
In Indianapolis. Indiana in accordance
with the plans and specifications ~n file In
the office of Adolf Scherer, architect 415
Indiana Trust building. Indianapolis.’ In
dians
At the same time and place bids will he
received for the heating and ventilating,
plumbing and gas fitting, electric wiring
and elevator equipment and installation,
for Ihe same building according to plans
and specdurations therefor, on file | n the
office of the engineers. Snider A Rots, 703
Merchants Bank building. Indianapolis,
Ind.
All the bid* must be made on blank*
prepared by the hoard, which blank* til
be* supplied by the architects, engineers
or business director, upon application.
These proposals must be accompanied by
a check for three (3) per cent of the max
imum bid. Tbe checks must tie drawn
payable to the order of the "Board of
School Commissioners of the t'ity ~f It,,
dlanapolls." and must be certified good
by a responsible bank or trust corti.uanv
of Indlanaoplls.
In case a bidder, whose bid shall be ac
cepted. shall not within five days after
notice of such acceptance perform his bid
by entering into a written contract with
the board. In the form made part of the
specifications, to execute the work and
construct and complete the building and
within that time secure the performance
of his building contract by a bond. In
the form made part of the specifications,
with surety or sureties to the approval of
the board, tits certified check and the prn‘
reeds thereof shall be and remain the ab
solute property of the board as liquidated
damages for such failure. It being Impos
sible to estimate the amount of damages
such failure would occasion to the hoard.
The contractor shall In his bid offer to
execute a contract and give a bond, forms
of which contract and bond are made a
part of the apeclficatlone so on file with
the architects or engineers. Each con
tractor receiving from the architects or
engineers copies of the plans and speci
fications will be required to deposit as
security for their return in good order the
sum of *25.
The right is reserved by the board to
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LEGAL NOTIONS.
WARREN TOWNSHIP.
Report of the receipts and expenditures
of Edward J. Hecker, trustee of Warren
township, Marion county, Indiana, from
Jan. 1, 1919, to Dec. 31, 1919, Inclusive.
RECEIPTS.
Received of William Gale, former
trustee *13,119.73
Cumberland Bank, Interest 4.23
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, tuition fd. 1,452.98
Cumberland Bank. Interest 7.91
Irvington State Bank. Interest. . . • 15.60
Cumberland Bank, Interest 7.83
Irvington State Bank, Interest... 10.73
Cumberland Bank, interest 8.10
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, tutlon fd. 2.000.00
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, tutlon fd. 2,090.00
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, special
school fund 1,000.00
Irvington State Bank, Interest... 5.50
Irvington State Bank. Interest.. 1.82
Cumberland Bank, Interest 5.16
Cumberland Bank. Interest 1.51
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, twp. fd. 694.94
Leo K. Fesler. auditor, tutlon fd. 1,887.91
Leo K. Fesler, aud., spec. schl. fd. 8,096.71
Leo K. Fesler. aud., add. road tax 7,61
Leo K. Fesler, auditor, road tax. 2,616.61
I, K. Fesler, auditor, bond fund 3,112.44
T. P„ Rainey, J. P., docket . ees., 90.26
J. B. Mullane, J. P. docket :eee.. 113.00
Irvington State Bank, Interest... 19.87
T. S. Crutcher. J. P., docket fees. 301.60
A. Shepherd, twp. assess., dog fd. 176.00
Edw. J. Hecker. dog fd. collection 3.00
Irvington State Bank, Interest... 1.68
Irvington State Bank. Interest... 2.17
Irvington State Bank, interest... 11.84
Irvington State Bank. Interest... 16.00
Irvington State Bank. Interest... 15.00
Irvington State Bank. Interest. . . 8.83
Adrian Shepherd, assess., dog fd. 1,162.00
T. R. Rainey, J. P., docket fees. 62.76
Cumberland Bank, Interest 11.46
Cumberland Bank. Interest 14.68
Cumberland Bank, interest 14.28
Cumberland Bank, Interest 14.26
Loo K. Fesler, aud., spl. schl. fd. 3.000.00
Leo K. Fesler. aud.. tuition fund 2,000.00
Leo K. Fesler, twp. fund 750.18
Leo K. Feeler, aud., tuition fund. 3,178.00
Leo K. Fesler, aud., road fund.. 69.88
Leo K. Fesler, aud., spl. schl. fd. 6,085.73
Leo K. Fesler. auditor, bond fund 2,772.23
L. K. Feeler, aud., state schl. rev. 1,704.32
Leo K. Fesler, aud., diet, dog fd. 82.42
Leo K. Fesler, and., congress, rev. 23.05
Totals receipts $56,719.25
EXPENDITURES.
Dorothy Carey, teaching * 100.00
Rose Mary Peagaus. teaching.... 85.00
Evelyn Goold, teaching 80.00
Geraldine Harper, teaching 55.00
Frank Irvin, teaching 95.00
Epha Johnson, teaching 100.00
George Kepler teaching 140.00
Eunice Jones, teaching 100.00
Roxle Llngle, teaching 100.00
Bonnie Lowe, teaching 100.00
Myrtle McCormack, teaching,... 110.00
Olivo Murphy, teaching 65.00
Netta Pentecoat, teaching 100.00
Narcle Pollitt, teaching 110.00
Florence Ratliff, teaching 100.00
Kileanore Schakel, teaching 100.00
G. Hnodgrass. teach. & Jan. serv. 90.00
L. Hart, teaching and Jan. serv. 52.00
Corine .Splokeimlre, teaching.... 100.00
Anna Stallings, teaching 83.00
K. W. Stultx. teaching. 175.00
Clarlbel Wiese, teaching 85.00
Thomas Brackln. janitor, supplies 32.U9
Frank Van Sickle, driving, rprs. 77.**
B. W. Tlllinghast. driving wagon 65.0
Walter Van Sickle. Janitor service 60.00
J. W. Church, driving wagon. .. 65.00
Ctoran Fisher, driving wagon. Jan. *5.00
C. W. Mussmart. driving wagon . 65 00
W. H. floae. Janitor 60.00
Edw. J. Hecker, sal., rent & exp. 130.00
H. 1,. Hecker. clerk hire 30.00
Calvin Jolly, dv. end storage wag. 66.00
Kigcr A. Cos., supplies 100.05
Jauies McConnell, driving wagon. 7 5.J0
W. I. Jonea, repairs on pump 28.20
Wtn. Koehler, driving wagon. *O.OO
E, A* Jones, art A dont. eel sup. 10.67
F. W. Aldag Cos., coal 178 8*
Rus-s Reading hauling coal 50.40
Marietta Mfg. Cos., cinders 5.00
Maggie Hook, bd Louts Murnan 25.00
James McConnell, hauling c0a1... 40.00
Viola Swain, teaching 42 00
Irvington Hdw. Cos., supplies 1 *0
Irv Coal A I4me Cos., coal A frt. 166.82
Frank Van Sickle, dv. nag 65.00
Dorothy Carey, teaching 100.00
Rose Mary Keegans, teaching ... 85.00
Evelyn Goold. teaching. 80 09
Geraldine Harper, teaching 55 00
L, Hart, teach.. Jan. serv. A sup. 70.*7
Frank Irvin, tachlng 95.00
Epha M Johnson, teaching 100.00
Eunice A Jones, teaching 100.00
George Kepler, teach, and sup.. 148.85
Roxle Llngle, teaching.. 100.00
Bonnie Is>we. teaching 100 00
Myrtle McCormack teaching... 110 00'
Olive Murphy, teaching *5 00
Netta Pentecost, teaching 100.00
Narcio Pollitt. teaching 11000
Florence Ratliff, teaching .... 100 0s
Kileanore Schakel, teaching ... 100.00
Gladys Snodgrass, teaching and
janitor service 90.00
Corine Splokeimlre, teaching ... 100 Oo
Anna Stallage, teaching 85 00
F W. Stultx. teaching 175.00
Clarlbel Wiese.-teaching *5 00
B VV Tlllinghast. drlvlrg wagon. 65 00
Walter VanSlckle. Janitor eerv.. 60 00
Clorart Fisher, Janitor services
and driving wagon 95.00
C W. Mussman. driving 65 00
W H Rose. Janitor services, 60.00
Calvin Jolly, driving wagon 65.00
James MoConnel, driving wagon 75 00
Wtn F Koehler, driving wagon, 80.00
Edward J, Hecker, selery. rent
and expenses ISO 00
H. L. Hecker, clerk hire 30.00
J W Church, driving wagon . . 65 00
Thoms* Bra kin. Janitor services 35.00
c. Fisher. Jan ser. and dv. wag. 23.76
C. E Sheneman, hauling cinders 36.09
C Folkenlng. hauling cinders .. 25 00
Eunice A. Jones; supplies 6.53
J F" West, repairs on wagon... 6.00
Standard Oil Cos, coal oil 3.11
Hoosler Prlntery. printing 16 90
Leo k. Fesler, dog fund to county 452.50
Indiana Dally Times, printing . 28 15
National Refining Cos., coal nil.. *4O
Indpls. Light A Heat Cos., cur.. 20.62
Marlon Cos. Mail, printing,.,. . 28 18
W. K Stewart Cos., books 1.78
c F2 Sheneman. hauling cinders,. 33 25
C. Schilling. p. rd. and hul. en. 87.80
Genrgo Kepler, teaching 140 00
Board of Industrial Aid for the
Blind, hr joins brushes 25.43
Narcio Pollitt teaching 82,50
G F* Stalev. pen A rep clock., 1115
W B Shearer 9 coed* woods 11.25
Mary S Piet, I cord wood . .. 4.00
C. Schilling, hauling cinder* . 8,00
B. W. Tlllinghast, dv. wag A rp. 66.00
J. W Church, driving wagon ... 65.00
Walter Van Sickle, Jan. serv... 60 69
C. Fisher. Jan, serv. * dv. wag. 95.00
C W Mtissme.n. dv. wag . . . 66.00
C. Jolly, driving wagon 65.00
J. McConnell, driving wagon.... 65.00
W. F\ Koehler, dv. wag. and wag.
repairs 8J.34
T. Brackln. Jan. serv 35.70
W. H. Hose. Jan. serv.. 60.00
F’. Van Sickle, dv. wag. A rep . 65.42
9. Sheneman. hauling cinders... 9.00
(V. Waterman, scraping roads.. 9.00
Irv. State Bank, bd. Int. coup . 780.00
Dorothy Carey, teaching 75.00
Rose Mary Foagamt. teaching . 85 on
Evelyn Goold. teaching *9.69
Geraldine Harper, teaching .v,.t>3
Leona Hart, teach. A Jan. eerv,.. 72.00
F’rank Irvin, leaching 95.00
Eunice a. .lonee. tea-hlng. 100.00
Bonn!* lions. teaching... 100.00
Myrtle McCormack, teaching... 105.00
Olive Murphy, teaching 65.00
Netta Pentecost, teaching 100.00
Florence Ratliff, teachlhg 100,00
Elleanore Rchakel. teaching.... 100.00
CS. Snodgrass. teach, * Jan. serv. 90.00
Corine Splckelmlre, teaching.... 100.00
Anna .Stallings, teachings 85.00
F. W, Htultx. teaching 175.00
Clarlbel Wiese, teaching SO.OO
Mildred Hill, teaching 44.00
: K. M. Johnson, teaching 87.50
Roxle T.lngle, teaching. 96.00
R. .1. Hooker, sal., rent A. exp.. 140.44
H. D. Hecker. clerk hire 30.00
Fairmont Glass Works, cinders. 4.50
| ('onklln Dumber Cos., oak lumh. 18.00
C Tebbr. repairs to road 5.00
George Kepler, teach, and sup . 186.37
Matthew Farson, carefare to ach. 18.02
Dorothy Careg, teach, and Inst. 135.00
Rosemary Feagana. teach. A lnat. 114.76
E. Ooold. teach, and lnat 108.00
G. Harper, teach, and lnat 71.50
D. Hart, teach., Inst. & Jan. serv. 84.75
F. Irvin, teach, and Inst 128.25
K. M. Johnson, teach, and Inst., 186.00
HI. A. Jones, teach, and Inst.... 130.00
Roxie Dingle, teach, and Inst... 140.00
B. Ix>we. teach, and Inst 135.00
M. McCormack, teach, and Inst. 148.00
Olive Murphy, teach, and Inst.. 81.25
Nesta Pentecost, teach, and lnat. 135.00
Florence Ratliff, teach, and Inst. 136.00
E. Hchakel, teach, and Inst 135.00
G. Snodgrass, teach.. Inst., and
Jan. serv 112.75
C. Splckelmlre, teach, and Inst.. 135.00
Anna Stallings, teach, and Inst. 110.50
F. W, Stultz, teach,, lnat. A sup. 260.06
Clarlbel Wiese. teach. and Inst. 114.00
Mildred Hill, teaching 64.00
T. Brackln. Jan. ecrv 39.60
F. VanSlckle, driving wagon.... 74.75
B. W. Tllllnghast. driving wag.. 74.76
J. W. Church, driving wagon... 71.60
W. VanSlckle, Jan. serv 69.00
C. Fisher, Jan. serv. & dv. wag.. 97.16
C. W. Mussrrran, driving wagon. 71.50
W. H. Rose, janitor services... 66.00
C. Jolly, driving wagon 71.50
.1. McConnell, driving wagon.... 74.60
VV. F. Koehler, dv. wag and glass 92.7 k
K. .1. Heckler, sal., rent A exp.. 133.14
H. D. Hecker, clerk hire 30.06
•T. McConnell, driving wagon 21.50
Clarlhel Wiese, teaching 5.00
W. O. Harding, driving wagon.. 269.75
Fisher, enum. of sch. children v 9.00
f. Fergason, enum. of sch chit.. 24.00
Davis Coal A Block Cos., 82,000
pounds of coal 170.15
J. J. Bruce, carfare for children. 30.40
F. Tresslar. carfare for children 29.60
H. Lamb, carfare for children... 17.38
K. White, carfare for children. 14.30
E. Rowley, carfare sot children 20.50
Mrs. U. W. Burks, carfare 15.20
Rpha B. Johaaon. tßyhing.... 13.50
LEGAL NOTICES.
(Continued.)
Klger & Cos., supplies 385,06
J. L. Pleasant, com. address.... 15.00
C. B. Watson, com. music 16.35
G. Scotten. carfare for children. 37.80
Davis Coal & Block Cos., c0a1... 282.86
E. A. Ingergoll, carfare for child. 9.80
E. A. Wiese, oarfare 15.20
C. Pullman, carfare for children. 30.00
J. Langenberg, repairs 201.35
Alfred Plel, sheep killed 20.00
W. K. Simpson, carfare for child. 25.00
A. Wilson, transp. for sch. child. 6.00
U. S. Ambrose, med. Insp. of sch. fi.oo
Federal Equipment Cos., table... 10.00
Fred Teuteberg, wood 4.00
C. Fisher, shoveling coal 10.50
O. Ehrgott, engr. grad, certif... 6.00
H. L. Hecker, clerk hire 60.00
Mr*. Solomon Shlfrln. polt. killed 8.00
Columbia Gro. Cos., supplies 6.77
Standard Oil Cos., coal oil 12.30
W. K, Stewart Cos., books 10.37
Sanitary Chemical Cos., sup 7.50
Vonnegr&t Hardware Cos., sup... 39.37
Irv. Hardware Cos., supplies ... 113.20
The Prange Drawing Cos., sup... 6.07
The Guin Music Cos., music books 3.06
J. W. HUkene & Cos., supplies.. 25.49
Indpls. Light & Heat Cos., cur.. 12.80
Geo. O. Dunn, coal 219.88
National Refining Cos., coal oil.. 4.25
Hoosler Prlntery. printing 67.4 5
B. J. Heckler, sal., rent & exp.. 248.96
Dale Sargent, kindling 2.00
Chas. F. Kooh, wood 6.25
J. L. Ellenberger, rep. wag ' 7.40
: Russ Reading, hauling coal 116.80
! Indpls. Light & Heat Cos., current 6.07
' J. W. HUkene & Cos., supplies.... 8.59
j G. D. Hamilton, transfer sch. chll. 59,58
j John Shearer, school enumeration 24.00
1 Edw. J. Hecker, sa., rent and exp. 135.40
! H. L. Hecker, clerk hire.... 30.00
Chas. Hupe, repairs 133.50
W. H. Rose, cleaning cemetery... 25.00
J. W. Durnal, 11 hsres killed.... 36.00
E. P. Jackson, painting 80.65
Chris. Brinkman, repairs 214.05
H. L. Hecker, clerk hire 30.00
Kiger A Cos., J. P. supplies 61.64
Klger & Cos., school supplies , 141.91
C. k Vincent, lumber 2.00
T. R. Brackln, Jan. serv. & glass 40.50
Standard Oil Cos., liquid gloss 18.18
Indpls. L. A H. Cos., cur. & lamps 24.30
Hoosler Prlntery. J. P. supplies.. 85.50
J. IV. Church, driving wagon.... 75.00
J. W Church, wagon storage. .. . 4.50
C\ Fl.xhev. dv wag . Jan. serv., sup. 142.35
Thomas Whetaell, Janitor service 104.00
B. W. Tlllinghast, driving wagon 77 25
B. W. Tlllinghast, wagon storage 4.00
Calvin Jolly, dv. wag., stor., sup. 79.75
Estryl Adams, teaching 85.00
Dorothy Carey, teaching ... 110.00
Helen Cramer, teaching 100.00
Fllva Fra2ee, teaching 95.90
Evelyn Goold. teaching 100.00
Leona Hart, teach, tnd Jan. serv. 90.00
Epha M. Johnson, teaching 115.00
Roxle Llngle, leaching 115.00
Bonnie Lowe, teaching 115.00
Myrtle McCormack, teaching.... 140.00
[Olive Murphy, teaching 75.00
1 Lois Rannells. teaching 110.00
Florence Ratliff, teaching 110.00
; Anna Stallings, teaching 100.00
! Corrtne Splokeimlre, teaching.... 105.00
Bessie Schofield, teaching. 95.00
Netta lentecosl, teaching 130.00
Ruby Snyder, teaching 115.00
Gladys Snodgras*. teaching 95.00
Wm. P. Schuh, teaching* 95.00
Clara Thormyer. teaching 140.00
Clarlbel Wiese, teaching 105.00
Henry Ploengea, Janitor service.. 97.50
C. W. Mussman. driving wagon . 75.00
H. L. Hecker, clerk hire 30.00
James McConnell, driving wagon *5.00
Spencer Askren, driving wagon.. 85.00
G. Snodgrass, clean, sch. A sup.. 13 77
James McConnell, stor. of wag 4 oo
Wm. Koehler, storage of wagon. 4.00
F. Van Sickle, dv. wag., stor. wag. 79.00
W. O. Harding, driving wagon... 75.00
W. H Ros*. cleaning cemetery. . 10.00
Edw. J. Hecker, sal . rent A exp. 281.34
Cumberland Cl. & Lbr. Cos., cl., lbr. 148.88
Klger A Cos., school supplies 279.32
Castor Bros., report cards 12.00
Irvington Hardware Cos., supplies 2.65
Klger A Cos., school supplies 351.62
Flstryl Adams, teaching 85.00
Dorothy Carey, teaching 110.00
Helen Cramer, teaching 100.00
Elva Frazee. teaching 95.00
Evelyn Goold. teaching 100.00
Ixtna Hart, teach and Jan. serv. 90.00
Epha M. Johnson, teaching 115.00
Roxle Llngle, teaching 115 00
Bonnie la>we. teaching. 115.09
Myrtle McCormack, teaching 140.00
Olive Murphy, teaching 75.00
Netta Pentecost, teaching 154.00
Lois Rannella, teaching 110.00
Florence Ratliff, teaching. 110.00
Anna Stallings, teaching 100.00
Corlnn* Bptckelmlre. teaching.... 106.00
Bessie Schofield, teaching 95.00
Ruby Snyder, teaching 115.00
G. Snodgrass, teach. A Jan. serv. 95.00
W. P. Schuh, teaching 95.00
Clara Thormyer, teaching 140.00
Clarlbel wieee. teaching 105.00
C. Fisher, dv. wag. A Jan. eerv. 105.50:
T. Brackln. Jan. ssrv 40.00
B. W. Tlllinghaet, driving wagon 67.50
F. Vanßlckle. driving wagon... 67.50
J. W. Church, driving wagon... 67.50
.1. W. Church, glasa. trs. for wag. 5.85
T. Whetaell. Jan. serv 72.00
Henry Ploenges, Jan. ser' 67.50
C. Jolly, dv. 'wag. and mowing
school yard 69.40
C. W. Mussman, driving wagon. 67.50
J. McConnell, driving w agon.... 76.50
Spencer Askren. driving wagon. 76.50
W. O. Harding, driving wagon. 67.5"
Indpls. Light A Heat Cos., cur... 11.09
11. L Hecker. clerk hire 30.00
Standard Oil Cos., floor dressing. J 7.10
J. Ouedelhoefer Wag. Cos., curt. 8.95
J. A Wtlken*. cutting weed?. 2.00
Indpls. Commercial, advertising
Indiana IJallv Times, advertising 2.09
Vonnegut Hardware Cos., punch re
Hail Hardware Cos., sandpaper . 1.58
Indpls. Light A Heat Cos., cur 7.48 ;
Pettis Dry UUs. Cos., dm. sc. eqp. 37.83
J F'. Riser, supplies 36.03
W. E. Snider, repair* 13.00 1
Indpls. Light A Heat Cos., cur 3.20
A. Schwartz. supplies 13.43
Klger A Cos,, sch. and J. P. sup. 144.39
Estryl Adam* teaching 85.00
Dorothy Carey, teaching 110.00
Irv. State Bank. Int. coup . . . 700.00
Irv, State Bank, bond No. 11... 700.00
Irv. State Bank. Int. coup 15.75
Helen Cramer, teaching . 100.00
C. W. Mu*enian. dv. Astor. wag. 75.25
J. W Church, driving wagon... 70.25
I C. Fisher, dv. wag. A Jan. serv. 11.23
M. L, Herker. clerk hire 30.00
Elva Fra*'*e. teaching 95.00
Evelyn Ooold, teaching . 100. 00
Leona Hart, teach. A jan. serv. 90.00
E. M, Johnson, teaching 115.00
Roxle Llngle, teaching 115.00 |
Bonnie Lowe, teaching 115.00
Myrtle McCormack, teaching.... 140.0n
Olive Murphy, teaching 75.00
Netta Pentecost, teaching 154.00 '
Lola Rannella. teaching ... 110.00
Florence Ratliff, teaching 110.00
Anna Stallings, teaching 100.00
Oorlnne Splckelmlre. teaching... 105.00 1
Bessie Schofield, teaching 95.00
Ruby Snyder, teaching 115.00
1(1. Snodgrass, teach. A J. ~i. serv. 95.00
jW. Schub. teaching.... 95.00
I Clara Thormyer. teaching 140.00
! Clarlbel Wiese, teaching 105.00
1211a tAmherson. teaching 100.00
Sanitary Deodorizer Cos., sup.... 3.0
|T. Whetsell. Jan. Serv .... 88.00
: B. W. Tllllnghast. dv. wag 71.25
.Spencer Aekren.' driving wagon. 50.75
Henry Ploegnes. Janitor services 75.00
C. Jolly, driving wagon 71.25
T. R. Brackln, Jan. serv A sup. 40.79
F. VarfSlckle, driving wagon.... 71.25
W. O. Harding, driving wagon. 71.25
J. McConnell, driving wagon... 84.75
W. VanSlckle. laying tile 12.60
E. J. Hecker, sal., rent A exp.. 255.9 K
G. \V, Russell. Ins. sch. No. 5.. 3.16.00
J. Fitzgerald, ins. sch. Nos. S A 9 694.4 g
Ealryl Adams, teaching 85.00
: Dorothy Carey, teaching 110.00
Hefen Cramer, teaching Ito.oo
ISlva Fras.ee. teaching 95.00
I Evelyn Goold. teaching mo no
Deona Hart, teaching 90.00
Epha M. Johnson, teaching 115.00
Roxie IJngle. teaching ;... 115.00
Ella I.ambersnn, teaching 110.00
Bonnie Dow e. teaching 115.00
Myrtle McCormack, teaching 140.00
Olive Murphy, teaching. 75.00
Netta Pentecost, teaching 134.00
Dels Rannella. teaching lto.oo
Florence Ratliff, teaching 110.00
Besale Schofield, teaching 95.00
Wm. P. Schuh. teaching 95.00
Gladys Snodgrass, teaching 95.00
Ruby Snyder, teaching 115.00
Corlnne Splckelmlre. teaching.... 106.00
Anna Stallings, teaching 100.00
Clara Thormyer. teaching 140.00
Clarlbel Wiese, teaching 105.00
Clara Thormyer, supplies 8.97
Thomas Brackln. janitor service. 40.00
J. SV. Church, driving wagon... 71.25
C. Fisher, dv. wag. A Jan. serv... 111.25
Thomas Whetsell, Jan. services. . 80.00
B. W. Tllllnghast, driving wagon. 71.25 !
Calvin Jolly, driving wagon 71.25 j
Henry Ploenges, Janitor services.. 75.00
C. W. Mussman. driving wagon.. 71.25
James McConneil, driving wagon. 80.75
Spencer Askren. driving wagon.. 80.75
Frank Van Sickle, driving wagon 103.00
W. O. Harding, driving wagon... 83.75
Marlon Silver, driving truck 25.00
Chas. T T, Koch, burying dog .50
Chaa. f liver, setting out trees.... 2.00
Charles Woompner. burying dog.. 1.00
H. A. Waterman, lbr.. rep., coal oil. 9.99
Douis Woempner, 9 turkeys killed 26.70
Mrs. H. C. Elckhoff. 16 mpl. trees 32.00
Indpls. Board School Commission
ers. transfer 9 pupils 600.11
J. E. Wheatley, trustee Franklin
township, transfer 2 pupils. .. 74.16
Ed Helms, repairs...., 5.00
Interstate Car Cos., yet. pine lbr. 12.85
Trv. Coal A Dime Cos., drain tile 38.80 !
Nelly Colfax Smith, legal blanks 1.60
Standard Oil Cos., eoaloll.. 1 7.55
Columbia Sch Supply Cos., sup. 26.91
Indpls. Dight A Heat Cos., current 4.70
H. D. Hecker, clerk hire 30.00
Hector Huntington, salary 5.00
Cumberland Dumber Cos., c0a1.... 86.84
J. F. Riser, supplies 20.15
Irvington Hdw. Cos., sup. & rep.. 134.06
Klger A Cos., J. P., rd. A ach. sup. 113.44
J. Dangenberg, rep. to, ach. bldgs. 392.77
Edw. J. Hecker. sal., rent &. exp. 133.37
LEGAL NOTICES.
(Continued.)
F. Wm. Hogle. services 5 00
Chas. O. Owens, services '5.00
Total expenditure* *41,237.24
TOWNSHIP FUND.
Balance on hand ....* 3,665.37
Receipts during year 2,012.62
Total of balances and receipts..* 5.677.99
Disbursements during year 3.013.78
Final balances * 2,664.21
ROAD FUND.
Balance on hand * 1,094.20
Receipts during year 2.693.71
Total of balance* and receipts.* 3,787.91
Disbursements during year 247.95
Final balances * 3,539.96
SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND.
Balance on hand * 7.725.22
Receipts during year 17.182.44
Total of balances and receipts.*24,9o7.66
Disbursements during year 19.768.63
Final balances ,* 5.139.03
TUITION FUND.
Balance on hand * 10,63
Receipts during year 14,485.08
Total of balances and receipts.*l4,49s.7l
Disbursements during year 13,213.53
Final balances * 1,282.18
DOG FUND.
Balance on hand * 552.50
Receipts during year 1.341.00
Total of balances and receipts..* 1,893.50
Disbursements during year 543.20
Final balances * 1,350.39
POOR FUND.
Disbursements during year * 34.40
BOND FUND.
Balance on hand * 71.81
Receipts during year 6.884.67
Total balances and receipts. * 5.956.48
Disbursements during year 4,415.75
Final balances * 1.540.73
TOTALS OF' ALL FUNDS.
Balance on hand *13,119.73
Receipts during year 43.599.52
Total of balances and receipts. *56,719.25
Disbursements during year 41,237.24
Final balances *15.482.01
EDWARD J. HECKER.
Trustee of Warren Township.'
Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to
before me. the chairman of the advisory
board of this township, this 28th day of
Jan.. 1920.
WALTER E. SHEAR, Chairman.
This report was received, accepted and
approved by the advisory board of this
township at its annual meeting, this, the
28th day of Jan.. 1920.
WALTER E SHEARER.
CHAS. S. OWENS.
Advisory hoard of War-en township,
McADOO HOLDS
G. O. P. IN TERROR
(Continued From Page One.)
the exception of what has been termed
tbe ‘battalion of death,' the republicans
want iethe league. They are simply un
able to bring about an achievement.”
LFJAGI E as issue
WOULD SWEEP NATION.
In this same interview Mr. McAdoo
voiced the opinion that as a campaign
isstie the league of nations would sweep
the country if it could be properly pre
sented to the people of the United States.
He did not belittle the ability of the
republican party to confound the issue,
he pointed to the adroitness with which
tbe republicans had presented their
stand against Article 10 of the peace
treaty and he made due allowance for tbe
ability of the republicans to preach their
opposition throughout the country. “But.”
he said. "I have no fear of the ultimate
Judgment of the people of the United
States. It would be a shame to delay
ratification of the peace treaty until after
the campaign is over and I can not be
lieve our republican friends care to put
their position to a test before the public.”
Ability to siae up a altuatlon and esti
mate a task without prejudice is char
acteristic of McAdoo. He does not be
little his opponents. He is conservative,
yet determined. When he pointed out in
his statement the prospect of democratic
victory next fall he did not shoot any
red fire nor belittle the difficulties. In
clear words he told what he desired when
he said:
“Personally, I should be delighted if
the next national convention might ac
tually be a democratic conference where
ti)e utmost freedom of action should pre
'iiil and where the motive pf high serr-.
ice alone should control.
PUBLIC FAVORABLE
TO FREEDOM OF ACTION.
“If in such a convention a platform is
adopted and a candidate |c selected
representing tbe great constructive, pro
gressive and spiritual forces of the day.
the favorable opinion of the country
would be enlisted at the very outset.
The issue would then be sharply drawn
between us and the forces of standpat-
Istn and reaction which are already over
reaching themselves and claiming with
presutnptlous confidence the victory tti
November next.”
This was the estimate of an engineer
who ascertains what must h done then
finds a way to do it.
Finding a way to do things has been
MeAdoo's task all his life. He found
a way to build the New York tunnels
when others gave up the Job. He found
a way to keep the railroads going when
ibe demand for men in every other
branch of industry threatened to disrupt
the railroad organization. He found a
way to raise the money to ca-ry on the
war when the great financial Interests j
of the nation were afraid. He has al
ways found a way since he came to Non-
York from his boyhood home in Georgia.
And when the democratic party nomi
nates McAdoo for the presidency be
will find a way to carry its banner to
success. lie always has.
WILSON HOLDS
KEY ON EUROPE
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secretory of state for India, is support
ing Premier Dloyd George’s suggestion
(hat the Turks be allowed to remain In
Europe and occupy Constantinople.
Viscount Bryce, former British ambas
sador to the T'nited States, is waging
a vigorous personal campaign against
allowing the Turks to stay in their old
capital.
WILSON SCORES
IN HIS REPLY
WASHINGTON. Feb 21. President
Wilson’s reply to the Adriatic note of the
entente premiers was being put in final
diplomatic form today, and it was like
ly that It wbuld go forward soop.
The note Is argumentative, it was
learned, and this has caused some delay
in dispatching It. The president has re
plied to the argument of the allied pre
miers and in making his preliminary
draft he relied upon his memory for farts
and dates, and it has been necessary for
the state department to carefully check
the facts as slated by the president with
the records of comparatively recent his
tory.
While the president has answered the
argument of the allied premiers he has
not swerved from his original position
as to the disposition of Adriatic territory,
but has advanced further reasons as to
why this position must be adhered to
by the allies.
State department officials and those at
the whltehouse have been most secretive
as to thft contents of the note, hut there
is a very apparent atmosphere of optim- !
Ism which indicates that it is believed |
tlie controversy is past the critical stage
and that President Wilson has scored.
It was confidently predicted by some of- j
fielals that (be Jugo slav ultimatum !
would never be enforced.
The allied premiers are generally un- j
derstood to have suggested to the presi- j
dent that he point the way for settle
ment of the Adriatic dispute, and it is
he has offered some sug
gestlkw- which adhere rather closely to
bis original Paris stand and would call
for some sacrifice from the nations con
cerned 4
COUNTY QUOTA
ON ARMENIA IS
2,000 ORPHANS
Campaign to Aid Stricken
Children to Be Started
Monday Noon.
COMMITTEE LIST OUT
Prominent Indianapolis men and wom
en. usually associated with large philan
thropic and patriotic movement*, will be
active the coming week in a campaign to
aid Armenian orphans.
Two thousand homeless Armenian chil
dren have been assigned to Indianapolis
and Marion eounty. The campaign is
part of a nation-wide appeal. People
will be asked to pledge $5 a month for
one year for the support of each child.
Edgar H. Evans, chairman of the dty
executive committee, will start the cam
paign at the Y. \V. C. A. Monday noon.
J. M. Davis is campaign director for the
county. Nine teams of leading women
were announced today. The Elks, Shrin
ers and club organizations will co-operate
in the work.
The personnel of the teams thus far
selected is as follows:
Team No. I—Captain. Mrs. Edna K.
Martin. Committee— Mrs. Uharle* Mc-
Neal Burpee, Mrs. C. O. Roemler, Mra. H
<. Tbornston, Mrs. Miles Schaeffer. Mrs.
william Lylly, Mrs. Frank Kern, Mrs. F.
R. Buck, Mrs. Homer Cook. Mrs. Harry
Strickland, Mrs. John Conner, Mrs.
Harry H. Lloyd, Mrs. M. C. Levey.
Team No. 10—Captain. Mrs. Charles
T-ay. Committee—Mrs. SY. Jasper, Mrs.
Iran' Prather, Mrs Henry Little. Mrs.
Rena Warner. Mrs. John McVey, Mr*.
Lose Moore, Mrs. Edgar Coffman, Mrs.
W ilmar Christian.
Team No. 0-Captain. Mr*. H. B. Zel
ler. Committee—Mrs. L. B. King Mrs.
•T. c. Bailey, Mrs. Charles F. Hall. Mrs.
A. H. Nevins Mrs. Clareno#* Gaumer,
Mrs. Bertha Benner, Mrs. William
Mrs. Pumphery, Mrs. H. F. Reynolds,
Mrs. Amon, Mrs. Frick.
Team No. 4—Daptaln, Miss Amelia Ban
born. Committee-Mrs. John Owne*.
Mrs. Otto L. Klaus, Mrs. U. W. War
moth Mrs. D. A. House, Miss Florence
Beckett. Miss Amelia Henderson, Mies
Katharine Stucky. Miss Josephine Har
man. Miss Elizabeth Hollowav, Miss Jc*
sica Wood.
Team No. 5-Captain, Mrs. W C
Smith. Committee-Mrs. A. H. Gerhardt,
Mrs. A. R. Dewey. Mrs. Charles W.
Feild, Mrs. George Weaver, Mr*. C L
P.vatt, M *. O 1,. Winke, Mrs. A. N.
Bonham. Mrs. Rufus Svfers. Mrs W H.
Adams, Mrs. Scott W. Deming, Mr*.
Frank Keagan.
Team No. 7—Captain, Mr*. Curtia
Hodges. Committee—Mrs. George M.
Dickson. Mrs. Charles Mueller, Mr*.
George C. FMnfrock, Mrs. Chic Jackson.
Mrs. W. G. Gordan. Mr*. Robert E.
Wilson. Mrs. Joseph R. Raub. Mr*. E.
Gordan. Mrs. A. M. Vaught. Mr*. Harrv
L. Orelopp, Mrs. E. L. Burnett. Mra. J.
W_ Moore, Mrs. Adolph Schmuck, Mrs.
T. W. Engle.
Team No 9—Captain. Mrs. William W
Winslow. Committee—Mrs. Qulncv
Meyers. Mr* Joseph Cravens. Mrs. HenrV
Lane Wilson. Mrs. B. S. Menasco, Mr*
W.T. Sort well, Mrs. Fred A. Brier, Mrs.
•T. D. George. Mrs. Hpiity ,T. Coerper, Mrs
A. J. Clark, Mrs. E J. Robblson, Mr*'
Martha Fitzgerald. Mrs. Ross E Hill,
Jr Mr* U. <B. Lesb.
Team No. )y—Captain. Mrs. Samuel L.
Hahn. Committee—Mrs. M. Selig. Mrs T.
Perkins. Mrs. V. E. Pinken. Mr*. M. S.
< ohn. Mrs. Meyer Efroymson. Mr*. Hanna
Kihn. Mrs. Milton Simon, Mrs. I. Lewi*
Mrs. Herbert Selig.
Team No. 11—Captain, Mr*. Ganett F.
Kirby. Committee—Mrs. Edward C. Gott
man. Mrs. E. J. Arnold, Mra. J. J.
O'Brien. Mrs. Edward Connell, Mr*. Rob
ert Dinn. Miss Nora Calvelage. Miss Nell
Dwyer. Mrs. Harry Borst. Mrs. Thomas
Jones. Mrs. Robert Jones.
Team No. 3—Captain. Mrs. H. A. Beck.
Committee Mrs. Walter Greenough.
Mrs. Smith Bowman. Mrs. Albert T
Bunch. Mrs. A. T. Oonkli*. Miss Charlotte
I,esh, Mrs. F.tirtran Day, Mrs. H. O. Gar
man, Mrs. Fred Hoke. Mrs. W alter Ros*i
ter. Mrs. Harry D. Kramm, Mrs. H. C.
Thornbnrg.
An intensive campaign is planned to
bring home to the people of Indianapolis
the plight of the children of the near east.
Margaret Wilson’s
Singing Voice Lost?
WASHINGTON. F’eh. 21.—Report* that
Miss Margaret Wilson, daughter of the
president, has V?st her singing voice as
a result of war work could not be con
firmed today at the whitehouse. Ml**
Wilson is a guest at the Grove Park Inn,
Nashville, N. C.. having been there for
the past two weeks. According to white
house information Miss Wilson Is enjoy
ing a period of recreation.
During the president's serious illness.
Miss Wilson retrained continually at the
whltehouse assisting Mrs. Wilson In her
care of the president.
Dies at Age of 115
WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Eugene
Ilaraon, said to be 115 years old, a vet
eran of tbe Crimean war and formerly
j a servant in the Vatican, is dead her*
j today.
RECORD SUCCESS,
SAYS GOVERNOR
(Continned From Page One.)
they paid last year under the old, and
the entire group will pay less taxes in
1920 than in 1919. Thirty farms selected
at random from your tax duplicate in
three townships—Liberty, Howard and
Ervin —will pay an increase of 12 per cent
In taxes this year as compared with the
taxes paid last year. In the city of Ke
komo, sixty-six of your corporation* trifi
pay nn increase of .54 per cent in taxea
He then quoted figures ‘‘taken at ran
j linm" in various other cities and coun
ties showing similar results of the tax
; law. '
“I don’t pretend to say that thousand*
of taxpayers will not pay increased taxes
this year, but I do say that the in
equalities which existed under the old
, law and under the old system have
been eorreeted in a large measure and
1 that more nearly than ever before th°
tax burden will bear equally upon all
classes of property and that more nearly
! than ever la-fore the taxpayers of this
state will contribute to the support of
the state and local governments in pro
portion to the property they own and,
therefore, benefits which they enjoy,"*
he concluded.
LAFAYETTE MAN '
NONCOMMITTAL
James Kirby Risk of Lafayette hae no!
denied he is a candidate for the demo
cratic nomination for governor, although
he has not confirmed the report that- h#
is n candidate, according to a story Id
the Lebanon PioneeT.
in describing Mr. Risk, the Ploneei
says:
“Mr. Risk is a man with strong con
victions. for which he is willing to fight.
He is never neutral on any question that
concerns the general public. There Is
never any doubt where he stands. In
taking a stand for what he thought to he
the right Mr. Risk has often incurred
tbe enmity and the opposition of party
leaders; but this has not deterred him
in the least. For a good many years
Mr. Risk has been one of the trusted
lieutenants of William Jennings Bryan
in Indiana, and he stands four-square
for the social and political reforms ad
vocated by the great commoner. Should
he consent to the use of his name in tin
primary for the nomination of governor
lie will he a force that must be reckoned
with. His election would insure the peo
ple of Indiana an honest and capable
administration of state affairs. The
Pioneer would be glad of the opportunity
to carry the name of James Kirby Risk
at the head of its editorial columns an
the nominee of tbe democratic pasty tei
governor of Indiana- I
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