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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02
Bond Issues Approved

Washington, April 2.-ApplLcations today
issue bonds included thu Norfolk and West
ern Railway Co, various convertible bond
amounting to 81, O0i ,OGO for Improvement
already made and tn" Rensselaer, and sara
tOga Railroad Co, $1,000, 900 first mOrtgag,
Il per cent twenty-year-Old gold bonds, ths
Delaware and Hudson Railroad applying al
the same time for authority to guarantee
payment of the issue, which was to pay
OH mortgage bonds maturing May |,
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EAST BEAR RIDGE COIIlfRf CO.

Pursuant " the SnIIng, FNNI Irovsion
in The Mor'gag, of Eat ESar Er' E1ls" ;, "a cot
rr[S rrns,Sc. '' dated Mav T. 1919 sc4!4:-d rropo-
sails for the sale to s9.d tld",oy LIm5' ,oal ["m
n'r' n 'C,cntum Of par plus accrued interest. VI
y sufigtan, numher Of bonds !ssurd und",,
c9I 40 vlil he received at the office ~ sold
rrrnn~i'r. Nos ay3-3&l Ch"s,nnt S,re"1 nhnH.
- n,riocL noon; bonds accepted to he sur.
r''udcr"i Tor rcdemption at next interest
"rrM}H5ri,I&r;y iM,I&r;y 'rRiUV-sT COMPANY. Trustee.
MIllLNAr / GEST. PresldenI.
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Cloverseed

cash. %"eG"; in.o o., April 2--CIoversced. prime.
Ask, '"Tn nri Sl2; April, 81. 90; October. So,
and AGtinh GSnh' IBIS, s9.6O; 1919 S. 30: IOS0
81 10 "pr'L *2.h5; May, $2,7O, September
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DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Phillips Jones Corporation. quarterly OF
l% per cent on preferred. payable May
10 stock OF record April 20,
Atlantic Rehnlrg. Co, quarterly ~ 10 on
preferred, payable May 2 to stock OF record
Anrll LIS. ---- ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02
MONEY-lENDiNG RATES

Observation-Disclosures All, DOT CtTI' VTIIIt,
per cent: commercial paper. three to six
months. per cent.
Note-These are merely nominal quota
tons the legal rate of interest in the state
of Pennsylvania being fixed at per cent.
Plus premium and commission. time money,
for thirty to ninety days is loaned at = to
So per cent while commercial paper. from
three to six months, is beIns offered al 8
to Sis per cent.
IONDOS-Money Is quoted At ~ per
cent, Discount rates, short bills. 5% per
cent, three months bills, 5is to 3-lG per
cent.
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PHILADELPHIA BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. April 2.-Stcrling was
OF Ssc 1t the opening of the foreign cX-
change market this morning. Francs
and lire, however. showed improve
mcnt Of | u points each. Marks gained
nj point.
Quotations were
Demand sterling 3.0l, cables 3.9l$,
franc cables Cos, checks G07A lire
cables 400, checks 4.0Sla; Swiss cable
l7,3G, checks 1874; guiIdrr cables
34.50, checks 34.45; prScta cables
1898, checks 1896; Stockholm cables
%, 40. checks 23.35; Chrstiania cables,
1910, checks 1905; Copenhagen ca.
blcS 1885. checks 1870; Belgian ca
bles 7,30, checks 7.29lI marks .50A.
At the end of the first hour ster-
ling cables We're 8sc higher at 3.02b
and demand was 3.0las frame cables
were 2l2 points higher at 1909 and
100 for checks, and lire cables showed
an advance of Az points. at 4.13la for
cables and Alb for checks. Marks were
.l6l.
The premium on New York exchange
in Montreal today was - ll-l6 per
cent. The discount on Canadian funds
in New York was 11H per cent.
YESTERDAYS CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Dom,ra s5eGi2s 4 G,2s ErSscs SS8 i%oEg Gu,aaojjs 4
TODAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
Gsgis. Psgfis"' S$i% S$E SSSs+ So tSS%+ tSS%+ 3issSS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
3SSss 3SSSs"' ..,,., ', ssS!s 7:SSss tit si3i ssi3i
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02

The average price OF twenty active indus
trial stocks declined O.04 per cent yesterday
10 15To while twenty railroads declined
D. 81 per cent TO 7o,4l.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02
BAR SIlvE r

Domestic bar silver was UNCHANGED in
New York today at g9la C; foreign n8a O.
up NC, In London the price was 9aip
unchanged VIZ ~
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Ut'd r. ds San
-

Den & X q IA Nm Pacific Is Va G ca Iigs
b.... 49, 9..... 1888 1..... 02E
Den 4 Il Gas. I..... T6's Va Railw's 5s
&c.. 81 Nm Pacific Gs l..... s2ia
Dlstlle's Src'y I.... O9I, Wabsh & NJ &
Corp'n 6s North'n States I..... G5ig
2... 7Oit Power 5s Westn Md -
Det Edi IS 80 2..... 7Sk l..... 50
a.. sO5, Greg & Calf rs g.. 80
d Can 81, ii I.... SOL, w 4 L MrR =
l.... O0l, I...,. S0R &c.. 90 .
Do Canada % Oregon /. - @...., 00la
I.... O2I. {" 90, 0IM ..,. Nn'4
Do Canada 70. 80. .... 2..... O0is
6.... 02i, 80, ..,. 3..... % =
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Total $lO4i 900. compared with S7,507,
OO0 yesterday. Thus far this week, Slo,
235, coo.
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BANK CLEARINSS

''"'' day last two years. WV" 'he
lD1l lnDO 10tu
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United States Treasury Certificates

only. g. ,,a,,,,on, -, ,- 80. -.
on date Of maturity
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PROPOSALS FOR STOCKINGS
Once Of the Commanding Officer. phI,,
QunrteTmNstCr IntrrmCdiute nen'r'"'
phiInnpInhlf. hHNs

Sealed proposals IN trlplicatr win "A. %.
cnlNed here u"'il II a. M. April "a, IDsI
!"i furnishing all or any part Of 500 OO1 ~
stocking5, light wool. and SEQ 900 pTa ~ Xxx,
inE9, cotton, Information on Tegusa 'SH'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02

t-ss-= THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
S-l' Contributors to the Franklin Home for
tho Reformation Of Inebriates viii be held
Monday. April I. p. M. At 015 Locust st.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02

The Horough Of COllinEdulr. Del Col, A.,
Invites bids ON $50 600 loan thiri' - ~
coupon bond issue, RegiatTy Optlonal, b
Tree ol state tax: Bchus SlOO0 saci, send
bids 10 Joseph MacDougall Segr 0''
CoiiinEdaie. Pa a.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02
FINANCIAL.
Annual Meetings
e-r5 TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
49, PENNSlLNANIA COAL AND
COKE (uRpnR \TIpN
eCJ= NESIMOnE.L.AND GOAL LUMrASf
w. OniCe: "a south Third street

Philadelphia, March % 1921.
The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders Of
the Westmoreland Coal Company Will be held
the office OF the Company. on "wednesday.
April 9th. 1891. ut IL o'clock noon. for tns
election Of three directors to serve three
years and for all such other business as
may properly come before the meeting.
HOWARD r. YEARSLEY.
Secretary.
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NetU York Curb
ISDJ STRIiI.S
INDEPENDENT OILS

43"S5%4RSE 3!saG 5 Of fadnna 2a new, d. d. d., g.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-02

For furnishing and installing vcntilatlng
system in .Hundr% and for furnishing and
'Tu'llng safety guards.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
REV. FRANK F. FITCH, M. 4. s. T D,

Rev. Frank F Fitch is native 9t Ohio and IS of Scotch-Irish ancestry, his great grandparents having emigrat- cd from Scotland to Virginia in f765 with the colony organized by Rev Janmes Finley They were all reared in the Presbyterian faith He received his schooling at Jacksonville Fla high school. Ohio Wesleyan University and Boston University School If Theology
 He fs ! rsssned musician having stud
 jed voice piano and pipe organ. and also been enga ged n church orchestral work in different places. He WIS oe= dained n 1900 and has filled import
 ant pastorates ID the north and vest
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
EXAMINATION WAIVED.

Deputy Sheriff Clyde Cox. Consta- ble Fred Murrah and Deputy Prosecut- ing Attorney Dexter Bush went to Fal- con yesterday to be at the trial of some parties charged with cutting Dr. Nichols fence. They returned and re- ported that the examination had been waived in the Justice Of the Peace court. and the parties were b6und over for the July term of circuit court of Nevada county.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
PROGRAM OF CLASS OF 's1.

Tonight in the nigh school audito- rum 5he following program will be refl- dered
 selecfion-,5lee club.
 Class Representative Bo- mar.
 Piano Selection-Marie Giles.
 Reading -Elva Bush
 Class Prophecy Wilson.
 ledicrorv-IeweIle Cooke.
 Address-Hon. " Y Tompkins.
 presenta ion of Diplomas-J. A. Bal ley
 Chorus-Class
 These will receive diplomas. and they have done splendid work this school term Dee Huskey, Ottis Coleman Horace Mckenzie, Arthur Trevt1ion- Halbert Bomar. Byron Lumpkin, Elva Bush. Nancy Wilson. Rubie Newth Rubie Daniel. Marie Giles. Jewe.le Cooke. and Lois Dierts Moore.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
PRESCOTT GIRL TO
 TEACH AT MALVERN

Miss Marie Reeden, who has been ] student at Ouachita college for the past year, will teach in the Malvern schools next term. Miss Reeder vas highly recommended to the school board at Malvern and was elected Monday night at heir meeting. We wish for her much success and feel sure The people of Malvern will learn to love her for her sterling qualities of character. as the people of her home town love and honor her
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visiting relatives.

visiting relatives.
 Mir and Mrs. !. ". Dill of Prescott. are the guests of Mr and Mrs. W q. smith.-Malvern Daily Record. The friends of Rev " c. Felts are glad to note that he is able to be home after T two weeks stay in the sanita- rum.
 Q Goodwin of pangburn, was in the city this morning en route for High land. where he will work in the peach harvest.
 Martin Nelson of Blevins, left yes terday afternoon for Little Rock to at tend the opening of the Travellers Asso- eiafi0n today
 
 The Jennie Howell Missionary so- eiety will meet with Mss Mary Rus sell Friday evening at | go o'clock All members are urged 10 he present.
 
 Miss Stella Fa rchild. who graduat- ed from Ouachita College arrived this morning 0n No | She will go to her home at Rosston today
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
ENABLE TO FINISH WORK
 IN NEVADA COUNTY

rhe Child Welfare Special is in town today and will be here the re- mainder of the week. The reason for this delay is the condition of the roads The truck has been so badly damaged thus far that 1t is necessary 70 take this delay for repairs. It was in Ross ion yesterday and the workers report T warm welcome and more children
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26
PRESBYTERIAN REVIVAL.

The Rev !. r Kidd and his singer Rev. r. F. Fitch both of Little Rock will begin revival services in The Pres byterian church of Prescott Sunday May 29th. to continue two weeks or more. MT Kidd is preacher of power and has the evangelistic gifts and i> T noted soul winner and ha~ been plea scd tn great results in many churches where he has held mee ngs Mr- Fitch iS an accomplished music an and play~ on all the usual musical nstH Hments and will lead choir chorus and eougra= gation ln gospel singing These uen makea very strong team aaa 6ae ptap'e caa eesg assured tha- they will have preaching and s'ns nz of ? sery hga ,r4cr Te hH6s af =ree r Wl6 he anaoWead n fbr auuhe Hauer-
 -O-
 fnu. Campbell aai C. st Emea. are T tAe e.tr today
 
 F E. W.Hams of I@u'a Rock t~ Prescott visitor today
 
 (. ". stevens of McCaskn iS in the city today
 ]. F. Brooks of Blevins, was in the city today, en route 10 Texarkana
 
 o. l.. White of Blesins, Is visitor here today,
 L. H. Cox left this morning for Oil City. La, where he will resume work. Mrs. J. Nj. Johnson and little daugh ter of Emmet are visitors here today Mrs. R S Thornton of Emmet, is in the city today.
 :. F. Armsi sqs of Sutton ls among the visitors ia our city today.
 Ars NJ, lantert 3. Sgttcn $ hees today
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26

Charlie Barham of sutton Is q visitor here today
 Fl. F. Thornton If Little Rock IS sisItlng here today
 Be sure and see Enid Bennett in Her Husbands Friend a he Gem tonight.
  | E. Hamilton and daughters. Miss eS Marie and Johnnie. of Emmet, are visitors here today
 R. Nelson left 5his morning on No- I for Little Rock 70 attend the Tray elers Association
 \ real love story will be shown at rhe Gem tonight when Enid Bennett appears in Her husbands Friend
 
 Mrs. Clarence Gordon and sons. Clar- enee Jr., and Ralph, went to Texark- ana this morning for visit ! Q Wood. representative of the Little Rock Battery company is in The city today
 VI Suipl ng is attending the Ark an~5ss Ira Velers Association in Little Rock today.
 eCg Calhenn road o. .z..=. Il Georgia township is a visitor in Pres colt today
 " \ smith and family of Thorn lon are spending a few days n the city
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26

his last pastorate being in Oak Park. a suburb of Chicago IL. He Was I member of the Billy Sunday Chorus during the Chicago campaign by Billy Sunday. and K a personal acquainl= anee and friend of Homer RadeheaVer Sundays song leader. His parents have lived in Arkansas for twenty years, and fer the last fourteen years their home has been at H.Iicrest. Lif- tie Rock Rev Mir Fitch x making his headquarters with his mother in Little Rock and is devoting himself to the evangeIistic work of Synod's Home Missions in Arkansas
 Rev. Mir Fitch will be glad to have the help of all the singers of Prescott in the chorus choir which he hopes to organize during the meetings at the Presbyterian church commencing next Sunday.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26

brought than could be examined. Tn fact they were compelled to limit the examinations to one child in a family
 If repairs are completed, they will be in Emmet Monday From Emmet they will go to Columbia county and their headquarters will be at Magnolia for two weeks.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26

.SOCIAL-pERSONAL
 Telephone 0 Picayune-Phone s3e
MRS. BOSWELL ENTERTAENS

Yesterday afternoon at her home on West Front street. Mrs. Joe Boswell entertained with 800. The home was made very attractive with cut flowers and pot plants Mrs Boswell he usual charming way greeted the guests. TaIley cards were passed and the games began. Mrs Wren Scott and Arq Caas Putnam tying for nigh score hax.ng progressed only once during the and upon cutting Mrs. Scot won sHe favor Mrs. Hart received The .boobv' game. Little Miss Gertrude Westmore Iaud punched the score cards
 After he games delightful salad and ice course was served by fhe hos tess. assisted by Mesdames Dan Pitt man. Charlie Pittman and Miss Bea- Iah Stevens Those who enjoyed th $ delightful party were Me~dames IT F. porrts. D [. MeRae Joe Bailey Finis Nnrrah Elmoe Regan Dale Denman. Tom Moore. Clyde Nelson. Gorden. F. F. Rouse. VIII Waller. H. c Etephens. II N Smvth. Floyd penman. P. J Johnson. V T Hart. Lee Montgomery Cleveland Hit. " '. Jones. Kate Pitt man. May Pittman Ethel Bemis. .. Il, Buchanan. \. S. Buchanan l. \. Davis. Berry Hesterly. Jake Hesteriv. Wren Scott. [. ' Henderson. R, ?, Hamby. R ? Hardy. Iill Hamilton, MaHd Pow al. Martin Guthrie. Clio MeRae. \. A. Ellsworth. and Miss Hazel Hays.
Daily picayune., 1921-05-26

Instead of once 4 weke, the P'cay- me will come to you s times \ week
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
FUNERAL RITES
FOR w. A. KETCHAM
Legion Post Accompanies
Body to Grave.

Funeral services for William A
Ketcham, past grand commander of the
Grand Army OF the Republic, who died
Tuesday, were held at the home, 4142
North Illinois street, this afternoon. The
G. A. Il. ritual was used and the body
was accompanied to the cemetery by the
Parry Stephenson Post of the American
Legion.
The active pallbearers were Charles
w. Moores, Daniel w. Ketcham, Aimus
G. Ruddeu, William r. Higgins and
Clair McTurnan, who were Mr.. Ket-
cham's law partners; Frank Shepard,
James l.. Mitchell and Howe S. Landers.
The honorary pallbearers were DR..
Lewis S. Pitcher of Brooklyn, N. Y.
national commander in chief of the Grand
Army of the Republic; DR.. J. II. Oliver
Theodore II. Ristine. Mahlon d. Butler,
Albert Baker Merrill Moores, Oran Perry,
Samuel o. Pickens, Robert w. Mcbride,
Richard II. Tyner, Capt. Albert J. Ball,
James w. Fesler, Hugh Mex. Landon,
Henry II. Hornbrook and Ralph Kane.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
BUSINESS MEN
ORGANIZE CLUB

A Business Exchange Club was organ
ICED following a luncheon at the Clay
pool Hotel yesterday. The club is COM
posed of young business and professional
men and it's objects are the exchange of
business, exchange of ideas and the i'm
provement of business methods. The
membership will be limited to one hun
dred with not more than two persons
in any classification, and confined to re-
tail business and professional lines.
There are similar clubs in Cleveland,
Pittsburgh, Buffalo, Detroit and Grand
Rapids. The local club was established
by the founder and organizer, William
f. Wright of Buffalo.
The following officers were elected
Joseph o. Hoffman, president; William
J. Stark, vice president; George A.
Smith, secretary, and Alfred A. Toms,
treasurer. The following compose the
board of directors: Mr.. Hoffman, Mr..
Stark, MIR. Smith, Mr.. Toms, Herbert A.
Glover, Clifford w. Foote, Harry B..
Grone. E. Victor Syrcher and Frank X.
Argast.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
COUNTY ROAD
JOBS FILLED
Commissioners Agree on APP 4
pOintments.

An agreement being reached after sew
eraI days deadlock over the appointments
of county road superintendent by Coun-
ty Commissioners Carlin Shank and
Harry Tutewiler, resulted in the list of
appointments being announced late yes
terday.
The superintendent for next year are
as follows.
Assistant road superintendent: Divi-
sion No. /. John Weatherly, Riley Scott,
Harvey DarnelI. Alfred Hussey, Homer
Troub James Cassell; division No. 2,
Charles NJ Davidson, Frank Dunbar,
William Duncan, John Cooper, Israel
Cotton, William Heath; division No. 8,
Charles NJ Dawson, W. =. Smith, Link
Smith, c. Peters, A. C. Harold, W. E.
Hunter, A. White, John F. Morgan, Gus
Bowen; division No. 4, Charles A Rooney,
Spencer Askren. George Burks, FL. H.
Sutherland, George Burgess, Charles P
Fisher, John Askren; division No. s,
Carl erase, Jerry NJ. Gray, Nicholas Yex,
Hugh Coffey and c. l. Sutton
These appointments conclude the list
of county employees for next year.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
CARD OF THANKS.


CARD OF THASK+We desire to express
our sincere thanks and appreciation TO
our relatives friends and neighbors for
their many acts OF kindnesses and SYM
pathy for the beautiful floral tributes Nr.
FTauner Of Flauner * Buchanan, for his
thoughtful and efficient services; Rev
S. l. Welker and Rev. D. L Thomas Tor
their words OF consolation and sympathy;
the singers, the pallbearers. the friends OF
Arlington. Ind. ". E. Church. the en-
ployes Of the service station department
Of the Standard Oil Co. the employees OF
the electric department Of the engine
room: also the employees OF the ammonia
works OF Kingan q Co; ana especially
do we extend our thanks to Or. William
P Best for his everything and untiring
efforts. and to all who were so kind dur
fnz the Illness nd death Of our beloved
mother. daughter and sister. Eva Iuley
NcCslIian. HER CHILDREN, PAR
ENTS AND SISTERS.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
LOST AND FOUND.

S~sN~~~~~~~s>N.~Ns@s-N~
LOST-Biack leather pocketbook; gold
initial inside: L. 8. government pass
with picture calling cards. Western Union
card. Postal Telegraph card Between
$40 and $50 IN bills. Liberal reward Call
webster OT6S.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
2 New York Bandits
Taken in Gun Fight

NEW YORK, Dec. S0.-Two bandits
were arrested after a pistol battle with
police in Brooklyn today, following an
attempt to rob a restaurant.
This gun fight eliminated q series of
crimes reported from various parts of
he city as the holiday wave of robberies
and hold-ups continued.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
PERSONALS.

LsOST-Tiger cat from SGT y Pennsyl-
varia, Monday night. Washington o290-
Reward.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
EARMS--WANTED.

FIFTY TO $50 acres; good Improvements.
part tlliable some rough woodland with
creek springs: prefer near Columbus or
Martinsviile line within 80 miles Of city
on good road. VIII trade high-class Iudt-
annapolis residence aud rental properties.
Give all details to owner. 322 y. Emerson
avenue. Indianapolis.
GOOD city property 20 trade for dia
monds or improved Florida 1--we stock or
fruit land. owner 322 y. Emerson ave.
Indianapolis.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

LOST-SiIver bar pin with rhinestones. In
woodruff Place E. Michigan car or
Pennsylvania car Reward Randolph
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
FARMS-FOR SALE.
GEORGIA PLANTATION

400 acres. well improved, 500 in cult
walton. balance pasture and timber. 5000
section IN United states. No SHOWS nor
sleets. near railroad station and National
write OAKHURST PLANTATION. Hau.l-
ton. Ca
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
THANKS PRESS
FOR COOPERATION.

'Fr0m the press. including an thre
papers, we have had at all times the fines
type Of cooperation and support an
from the officials and reporters an IN
usual courtesy. To them. my SINGER
thanks.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

NOTICE or APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified executor OF
estate of Elizabeth Cover, deceased, late
of Marion County, Indiana Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
No 1901. GEORGE II. CHATHAM.
JOHN DE MARCO Attorney.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified adminlstra-
trix of estate of John Boyer, deceased,
late of Marion County, Indiana. Said es-
tate is supposed to be solvent.
No 19702 KAROLINE BEYER.
PATRICK J. KELLEHER, Attorney.
NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified administra-
trix of estate of Ewing l.. White de-
ceased late of Marion County, Indiana.
Said estate is supposed to be eplvent.
No 1857. ORA ~ WHITE.
GEO. A. ROSE, Attorney.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30

DOGS, POULTRY, PIGEONS, ETC.
S~N~~~~~~N~>~~N-~~~-~~~~~ o~>~~~~~~~-~-~~~~~~~
HOMES wanted for healthy homeless doga.
INDIANAPOLIS HUMANE SOCIETY
City dog pound s24 f. N. Y. Main Os72.
SCOTCH terriers and Spite puppies for
sale; cheap. Circle 4493.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SALE.
Baker Bros

ct9 East Washington street. opposite Court
house
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-12-30
NEGRO FINED FOE rHEFr-

John Ormes, negro, giving his address!
as the Hudson House, Indiana avenue,
was fined 81 and costs and sentenced to
four days in Jail on a charge of petit
larceny in city court yesterday. Ormes
stole bicycle belonging to D. NJ. Mann,
2101 North Keystone avenue, from a boy
to whom Mann had loaned 1t.