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New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Days Ne,o Issues

Harris, Forbes & Co. Lee, Higgin-
s'n - Go. and Ladenburg, Thalmann G.
w. are Offering an issue Of $4,000 900
'seen-year 71s per cent convertible
sO'a oebentures of the Duquesne Light
Vsnpany. Of Pittsburgh, subsidiary
y the Philadelphia company. The
a'0entures mature July /, 1886, and
'Fs offered at as1s, to yield over 7.s5
. est cent They are convertible at the
s!nas sgSaon Of the holder at par for par
siva iOla Sa!y l., 1923, to July /, 1884. in
ssiaslge, into the company's Cumulative
ger cent preferred 'B" stock. These
sseeoSeatures seo will be followed by sb.763-
SSS ,SS nop per cent preferred STOCK and SIS
fjvSUVV fjvS. common stock The Duquesns
treIa n' company Owns in fee or con-
us us through loug-term lease or stock
oona.asttsnip on.rstsp and in large part directly
sysfsDss ~ properties conducting the en-.
sa,,.c .nS central station electric light and
Surss Svsss business in the clty OF Pitt
5on. 5orsn and throughout the major nor nor
ps ~ AtIegheny and Beaver counties.
nsl.s sssrv'ng q total population csti,
'0a 10 exceed 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Chooses Good Utility Securities

Questton--Do you recommend the fol-
loine for conservative investment: Puget
Sound Light and Power ia per cent bonds
due 1941, at o7h; Niagara Fails Power
Company 9 per cent bonds, due 1850, at
9oA; Hartford Electric Light Company Z
per cent bonds due 1880. at 101: National
Bank OF Commerce. New York, stock, at
218; Standard Oil OF New Jersey pre-
ferred per cent stock, at 1os Electric
Bond and Share preferred 6 per cent
stock. at 81. They net good rate of in
terest. Which would you pick out as the
fivs best?-H. J. p.
Answer-You have named six sscu-
rites and ask US TO pick out five. We
think that the bank company stock is
not suitable for the requirements Of
most small investors, although you are
probably in a better position TO judge
OF the value of stock OF this kind than
are most investors. We would, how
ever, advise leaving it off the list. We
consider the Standard Oil Of New Jer-
sey preferred as high grade, and the
Electric Bond and Share preferred as
a good investment. The management
is good, we think. Ths three bonds sre
all, in our opinion, good, the Mag
ara Falls Power Company being, We
think, the best Of the three.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
agricultural Credits
Grow 300 Per Cent


? 1eEG,AATUR, Ill, May ls.--soyernor "
so.s,s d =, aardlng Of the Federal reserve
liiaa;,. liaa, addressing bankers from central
inyssai.s.is iss etiiles on his tour for personal
he :Sssmssiiggssion miggs,sion of economic conditions ia
esss@Sssau @saaie West, defended the Federal
. ssr1c sario.i;y system in its policy in respcct
aStesaItaral credits.
''ssinoeE 1920" he said aoutsas tsase cd;n Mo, =
ssnfsa fsAtIoils Of ths Federal Reservss 1v :
ssIuS.a srs haze ,s diminished by an enormous
Il citg ' ,ath sne reduction nas taken place
ass, taeral reserve credits for more eGr0ss, thsn
serseS, esys' which are Of necessity
So sssoo'soitural nar credits, have increased by
aontSs1 Ssnt during tho last twelve
ven q shrinking ''@ @'Aons nave
ecsa.ra;n c0ogesnos Harding discussed present
sagts' s's .,.ss.Is; ana SHANGHAI conditions at
as proesssa 1sser'olng the unevenness ia
S''ascst disaeulty. ''AS &s 'ne
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Elk Basin Petroleum
Earns $II.37 ON Stock

The Elk Bssin Consolidated Petxo-
leqsn Company In 1920 showed 9 profit
for the yasr Of S2,0Ie,T32. Reserves
for depletion aud depreciation. Federal
taxes and insurance amounted TO ssS7,-
sos, leaving balance available for the
stock Of si,oS2,i27. which Is equal 60
1877 per cent on che stock. Dividends
Of 1926, AIT were paid. At the close of
1920 the outstanding capital stock
were s4,2s7I74 and current liabilities
60 Qss oS1
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Has Lost. hut Hes Lucky, Anyhow

CGsstlon--Some years Rgo I purchased
~. cnty-five shares of Wabash haiirosd
common stock. Registered IN my name
June 26, 1919 and Aug Q, 191os VIII you
tell tne their value PM. ..
Answer--The old Wabash Railroad
common stock certificates are now
worthless. When the road was reor-
ganized the holders of these certiii-
Gates were given the opportunity TO
pay an assessment of $50 and get new
securities, but those who did not pay
their assessments did not participate
in the distribution OF securities Of the
new company. AS q matter Of fact,
you are lucky. II you had paid your
assessment, the securities you would
have received in exchange would not
nov be worth, in the open market, the
price, $50, which you would have had
60 pay for them.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20

Consolidated, where it was said that
the floor member had resigned follow
ing efforts of the ways and means
committee to examine tho eompsny's
books.
The firm said they knew Of no rea-
son why an inquiry of their buaiaess
had been started. The members Of the
firm are ]. q, Clarke, Samuel Liebster,
Louis Liebster and BENJAMIN Aakman.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
British Empire Steel
1920 Profit so. .23S.l27

Tbs combined profit and Ioss az
count Of constituent companies OF ths
for the year ended December 81, as
filed mith The Mew Yogk stock Ex-
change, showed profit, &ffer govern
ment war taxess interest. depreciation
and Gil other expenses o3 s6,235, 1877
Sales and other revenues amounted
TO $6s ,Ss1 .342 and cost Of cai@s, etc,
S5S, ,036. Cast showed Sa,2St ,sS4.
notes receivable sa2s,ITf, accounts re-
ceivabls si2,is0,i2T, and iavsntostes
GIG 4S0.iS5
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Investment
Information

Qaesffeas Of general interest Go sse"
@estsrs sciIl 6e ans,csYed ia this est.
sassn, en- tphich care owfy isSsSols VAN
Dc tsed. Others sciu DO anseoered ~
asstl Address Gil twSairies, ssso!ss-
ing stamped, addressed sHvelegs, to
%saancsai Editcy, The Tfsbaas, lsS
Nsssdu Strcct, Nep Yerk Csts.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20

dress made By William G. Redaeld, for
naer Secretary OF Commerce, to-day.
The former Seeretary's sddress was
the principal lecture OF the second
days program OF the bankers twenty
sixth annual convention.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Barnet Leather Quarter

For tho quarter ended March 81, the
Barnet Leaxher Company reported net
earnings, after charges and Federal
taxes, of $ea.S2e. Rrbfit and loss sur-
plus amounted to $35,729.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Florida Ba,,k C,,oss,l

|8anL Fla, May l9.--The Fideisty
|aper -. ana Trust c~Iapany failed 70
|grdsx s qoors this morning, closed bv
;,sa,s, S1 the State Comptroller, Tbs
SsAs Ssss - involved has NOT as yet been
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
Asks Foreign Trade Supvs,rt

ATLANTIC CITY, u. J., May ts.---
Members OF tho Maryland Bankers As-
secjaticn were strongly urgcd TO sup-
port the recently organized Icreign
Trade Financing Corporation ia an sa-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
PENN Crude OIL Gut

PITTSBURGH, May 19.--rrhe price
Of Pennsylvania crude oil was reduced
from $500 TO $3-25 barrel IL was an
nouncel to-day By the principal oil
cUreh63rG agencies here.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
$1o,ooo,0oo
Duquesne Light Company
(PaTTSBURCH)
FifteenYear 712qd Convertible Gold Debentures

Ffteen-year 71aas Convertible Gold Debentures
New Trustee
osms s rhvps srhsmJ "a sesubxa
10 sired
PROVISIONS: F AK The mpany
H yM Mm Fsy REeemeN
hNyh hHy Ms
" M Thompson HsPradat
controls truh aseo ckown pandn
tac hn electric ttanp werbuinss
in time 9syarpedo
three enonso
hebehtno
plnin wifi
h
Durre Cnany andwnbn
hGaymgs%
Mss aesnnme
h M H
Tissue d ecredbym
Dauesw swhmeay y.wlh
harF's, Forbes & Co Lee, Hgginson g Co
wv ork
Ladenburg Tl,almann & Co
New
New-York tribune., 1921-05-20
4 - n
French Rep
S4 iAkb
Railway, Other Corporations

Alaska @ NJ CIV As 1895 .feoz
6s ser A 1925 9 80. 713h 2 ....ie0I
-. 16 col Is 1928 9 1oo
Alisghy & w rs lst con As
as l93a Ans 1888 1853
80. II ....S7 2 -. rs
Am smelt ssl slArmour GO L& ~ Is
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
PERSONALS

H. c. Wade and Frank Wade
have returned from Frostburg.
Nd. where they were called by
the illness and death Of their
mother, Mrs. Josephine Wade.
Miss Mae Pitzer has accepted
position in Hartleys.
Mrs. W. F. HunsaRer has been
i'll witt. tonsolitis at her home at
Kingmont for several days.
Mrs. Thomas B. selneans, Mrs.
Frank semans and Miss Pauline
Smith sisters. and Miss Cordelia
Lawhead niece of Harry F. Smith
all of Uniontown, Pa. spent yes
terday with Mr.. Smith returning
to Uniontown late in the after
noon.
Miss Mary Louise Nichols, of
the Nichols Insurance Agency. left
for PittsburEA, yesterday. where
she will spend a Few Gays.
Mrs. Eugene Nuzum, sister OF
Harry Smith. Mrs. Nuzum's dau-
ghter Mrs. Lester snow and son,
Mr.. Lester Snow returned today to
Tuscaloosa, Alabama, after SPEND
ing the summer with Harry Smith.
robert 4. Cunningham leaves
tais eyra.rg for the east on bust
ness trip.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
G So q 1 E Ell us.

four o'clock on October II at the
First Presbyterian church. The
guests included number Of the
friends Of the brtde-to-be. The
interior Of the home was attractive
ly decorated with autumn foliage
and garden flowers and during
the afternoon a program was car
ried out which consisted Of solo
by Mrs. q g. stoetzer accompan-
led by Miss Virginia Cook, a read
ing by Mrs. n. C. Mckay and pia-
no selections by Miss Genevleve
Cunningham the latter a cousin of
the bride-to-be. A dainty card
bearing the names Of the bethroth-
ed. couple announced the engage
ment and salad course was serv-
ed. Out OF town guests present
were the Misses Florence Neel and
Mary Farris, sisters OF the groom
and Mrs. George Hill all Of Zeis-
ing and Mrs. W. F. Shafferman
of Somerset, Pa.
The bride-to-be is one of the
most attractive and popular young
women of the younger set and is
descended from a prominent family
OF this section being a granddaugh-
ter OF the late G. w. Mayors during
his life time a distinguished resi-
dent of Fairmont. Mr.. Farris is
a splendid young man from prom
inent families OF Harrison county.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

81 fail flowers /. palnt1 baslS ps
yellow cont hing salted mutt were
given the guests as faYora The
guests -were:
Mrs. W. E. Shafferman, OF Som.
erset, Pa, cousin Of the bride pre-
sided at the punch bowl. others
assisting In entertaining and serv.
ing were Mrs. Frank Holdren, Mrs.
Mrs. Walter Layman, Miss Pearle
Scott and Miss Anna Morgan. Lit.
tie Miss Camelia Holdren met the
guests at the door. The ice cream
was served In the form Of wedding
bells. In presenting the gifts clev-
err rhymes were used which brought
forth much merriment. The guests
included the Misses Marie Lloyd,
Grace Jones, Helen Mcmillan, Ma
omi Heffner, Flossie Mccullough,
Nellie Wilson, Nellie McIntirs,
Genevlege Cordray, Lucille Hamil-
ton, Anne Morgan, Pearl Scott, Ca
melia Holdren, Lulu Bishop, the
latter OF MorgantoWn; Mesdames
Ralph Courtney, Ralph Watkins,
Roy Bobbett, Nelson Moran, Frank
Amos, Dorsey Love, Guy Davis,
Hugh Carpenter. Lawrence Tooth
man, Friend Holdren. H. S. Yost,
John s. Scott, Grant E. Layman,
j. Walter Layman, William F.
Shafferman, the latter Of Somerset,
Pa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

The dance given last evening by
the Par Mar club and the Bust,
ness and Professional women's
clubs was a success from start to
finish and was attended by a
large number OF local people and
several out Of town visitors. The
music which was furnished by the
Houghton novelty syncopated or.
chestra of New York was decidedly
classy. A nice sum was realized
from the dance.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

Mrs. John Pople, a recent bride
was the honor guest at a miscel-
laneous shower at which Miss
Esther Layman was hostess last
evening at her home on Morgan
town avenue. The bride was for
merly Miss Marie Scott and her
marriage to Mr.. Pople was re-
cent event in this city. The guests
numbered about thirty five and the
bride was showered with a number
CT pretty and useful gifts. A color
scheme of yellow and white was
effectively carried out by the use
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
Informal Reception

.sThe FACULTY OF the, Fleming
school will entertain the patrons
aud friends of the school this
evening at an informal reception to
be held at the school building. A
program will be carried out. the
features Of which will be talks by
o. G. Wilson and Miss Marion
Cornell, the health nurse and a
solo by Clarence H. Bloom and a
piano duet by the Misses Lucille
Hamilton and Katherine Troxell
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

The women of the Degree Or
Honor will hold a measuring party
in the lodge roms in the Skinner.
on Monday evening, Octo-
Ter 3. A special invitation is ex-
tended to the A. o. U. W. lodge
10 attend. Refreshments will be
served
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

The Misses Ruth Mortified and
Ida Orr are going to Parkersburg
Saturday where they will attend a
meeting of the executive board of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
DRESS SKIRT rs.
1895
VALUES UP TO $500

This collection of Dress Skirts represents saS
fortunate purchase made by our buyer last
week. The material is striped prunella in
many beautiful color combinations Of
browns, navy and black. Box and side
pleated.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

Mrs. George johnson ana he[
dauEhters, Mrs. John Wrick ana
rs Claude Wrick, have as their
a;iasts at their homes in this city
'tlis formers mother. Mrs. Ellen
fIant of Burton, and Mrs. w. H.
afeiSeely, Of Pittsburgh.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
Engagement a

The announcement Of the en-
saEement Of Miss Mary Eleanor
SfSysrS daughter of Mr.. and Mre.
VI Mayors of this city and Rotf
III Davidson Farrfs Of Bridgeport.
vi IN was announced yesterday
charmInglyS appointed party
hons at which her mother was
~ ftess at her residence In Wat
avenue.
me marriage will take place at
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Corn RoaS

Miss Ruth Mortified will enter
ta4is q number offriends at a corn
aud wetner roast at her home at
Winfield this evening. The guests
III include residents of Winfield,
tfiislcfty and elsewhere.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

the State Blu ines ana Erofeg don
a Eouen.s cInbs "A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

mrs. John B. Crane, her daughter,
1ffD. Harry, ]. Hartley and daugh'
FIN law, Mrs. Harry B. Crane, the
latter 81 Clsrksburg, have returned
from Atlantic City where they had
peht several weeks at the Chal.
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4 81
aeflFnsd from Virginia. n
and Ms; 81 Clark Evans and
Sdsde n flss gHiIIy, have returned
Stannton va, where they ac'
coEnnanIed Mis- Ruth Evans who
IS tuSrt Hall, school. While
In SERunton Mrs. Evans was quite
"a ish tonsilitis.
10 Have Exchange.
ptEiSton No. / OF the women
8iiIGry Of the First BapGiHt
5uych win hold a bake sale In the
and H Drug store on Saturday
inoTntng They Will have Tor sale
89lt rising and yeast bread CAKES
ald pies.
plans Made.
recent meeting OF the L. L.
Cook class Of the o. B. church plans
.lete made for a noon day lunch
Wfiich the class will serve in the
ae future the date to be an
So1need later.
Returned from Coast.
5SrB. John B. Crane, her daughter,
Mn Harry ]. Hartley and daugn'
eriin law, Mrs. Harry B. Crane, the
latter 81 Clsrksburg, have returned
from Atlantic City where they had
pehk several weeks at the Chal.
Corn. Roast.
MISS Ruth Mortified will enter
afis & number Of friends at corn
and :gefner roast at her home at
Winfield this evening. The guests
III include residents Of Winfield,
ttis city and elsewhere.
Have Guests.
MRS. George johnson and her
dauFhters, Mrs. John Wrick ana
lH{fS Claude Wrick, have as their
Gdasts at their. homes in this city
ia sformer's mother, Mrs. Ellen
fF1nt OF Burton, and Mrs. w. H.
ffeiSeely, OF Pittsburgh.
~. I ,s.,,i. no ~ tbs Fsirmont State
81 IL school are arranging to
hold Ia roof party In the near tu-
ttlfe. The party will be neld on
k6e flat roof Of the building over
the auditorfium. Rugs VIII De
placed there. Almost exquisite view
rs fbe obtained from this point.
1,ls,i y. % s2IYsn for the Broaddus
~; " stt;s;ii 49,, which team
sf;tazs3 4 ~ ~ 81 N-ern,aI school that
',sS sss; 49, 'e lee viii he the
" ! ? e't'0t $3.50
nQ 9 s ~ % 2
cI,L !. oa.r
S Sss - ~ Az BOARD oY
ins s tns II e, wonon'S c,Nh
I Z ~. "a aTtornon1 at thn I
4 w - For tho omen.
y s stt.s , III g I;s, The opening /
lleL ~ IL G sEtes. ~ tbn maat.
~. ~ y - LA a. the Masonic /
VIII p s,, 1stu a. It'll he an
.fsa!s q ttsa boanitaIitv
2 SgjIi leave mo stone un.
an ~ n lie I.s t tSe meeting most
e5tS SyS = mi L,,he eig "a at the bedside
~ ~ r. 5s S9S ~ Wrs Joseph Roster
1919. s!ss :; e : sNsA' :. = |.
sS'3S SO .: !
t1svs euests,
Ss,s, IA MIS- e q. Rose have as
n sSTTisis4s eE.their home on Jack
=, ~ S5tYeet MI. and Mrs. Lester H.
~ TnisY,. lie latter a niece Of Mrs.
9osSI ME marriage OF Mr.. and
0ss Iarman was celebrated at
fsansan Valley, near Davis, W. Va.
sn s. ember 81, and they are now
al tfisiEi honeymoon. The bride was
oFmefly Miss Cara NJ. Harper
Isl daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles 8. Harper. She Is gradu,
az o the Fatrmont State Norma.
chool and had taught Tor seveSai
Years N the. public schools OF "a
and MoTgantown.
Hartman ts splendid yoTns
ram and Us employed Wltn inc VIZ
gfnia Pittsburgh; Coal coInnany
iSlngmont. Ihey Wltl restCe y
sifgmont where Mr.. Harman naE
Built pretty nungaio" LOT hi>
bryce
"a.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
SOPHIA BRAsLAU RECORDS

The Sweetest Story Ever Told
Ever Of Thee I'm Fondly Dreaming
The Greatest Miracle Of An.
Just a Little House Of Love
Same Old Dear Old Place
Cvsctrola Dept. 4th Fsoor9
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
Roof Picnic.

The faculty Of the Fairmont State
Normal school are arranging to
hold a roof party in the near tu-
tiife The party will be held on
kIiaf fiat roof, of the building over
al auditorfium. Rugs Will be
placed there. Almost exquisite view
Is he obtained from this point.
5JnsFriday evening at the Normal a
uNyfy wilis be given for the Broaddus
eoiIege football team which team
SIN play the Normal school tnat
iay The Senior class will be the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

recent meeting Of the L. L.
4eooks class Of the o. B. church plans
r iefe made for a noon day lunch
WHICH the class will serve in the
mar future the date to be an
apeed later
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
"a HaNe Exchange.

piViSion No. / OF the Womens
tEffISryF Of the First Baptist
sl16rch win hold q bake sale In the
and II. Drug store on Saturday
nofntngs They will have for sale
fsIt rising and yeast bread, cakes
- isniaa
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29
s4ilrngI, rom yiruinIa.

IofllTI Cd rom ,NIFpIHIG@
IN and Ms ). Clark Evans and
sds1F titsf lis FHiiIy, have returned
ff3n annton. va, where they &C.
coEdbanIsd HItBb Ruth Evans, who
StuSrt Hall school. While
ID SE6unEon Mrs. Evans was quite
III III fnnafIitiG
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-09-29

7I3In10UBET NNilOU7 ;. FUTA, W ;. -
linton Taylor, Senator Chorlej Gu
and Senator Morris Sheppard.
Although Mrs. Yost has not
ided in Morgantown for five
SssfS, she always signs herself as
tlff6ni. lLorgantown". and Morgan.
oSh people are justly proud OF
lse organtown Post.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
REAL ESTATE.

The undersigned commissioner, by virtue
Of an order of the Probate Court Of Ma
rion County, Indiana, made and entered
in cause therein pending, entitled Henry
w thinner VS.. Peter w. thinner, ct all
and numbered 1856 upon the dockets
thereof, hereby gives notice that at No.
sos State Life building, Indianapolis, In
diana on the 18th day of April, 1921, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock a. m and
4 o'clock p. m, and from day to day
thereafter until sold he will offer for sale
at private sale and at not less than the
full appraised value thereof, the following
described real estate. towit:
One hundred and five C05) feet of OF
the west end Of lot No. ten (1o) in Robert
B. Duncan's subdivision Of outlot No.
twenty-th three (23) in the city OF Indian
apolis;
Lots numbered fifteen (15). sixteen (1s)
and seventeen (17) in N. B. Palmer's adj
dition to the city Of Indianapolis, being q
subdivision of the north part of the south
section thirteen (13), township fifteen (15)
north, range three go east per plat
thereof recorded in plat book s. page 1s1.
in the Office of the recorder of Marion
County, Indiana;
Lots numbered one ~ and two (s) and
thirty 500 feet of OF the entire south side
of lot No. three (3) in Fenneman, Cooper,
Wagner and Zimmer's Union street add
ton to the city Of Indianapolis, as per
plat thereof recorded IN plat book 10.
page IL in the office Of the recorder OF
Marion County, Indiana
Terms OF sale: The full purchase price
in cash. or not less than one-third of the
purchase price in cash and the balance in
two equal installments. payable respect
months to be evidenced by the notes Of
the purchaser bearing seven (7@o) per
cent Interest from their dates. waving re-
lief providing for attorneys fees and Sc
cured by mortgage on the real estate sold.
THOMAS D. MCGEE, Commissioner.
sos State Life Building.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-04-05
LEGAL NOTICE.
= =
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Notice is hereby given that the Board Of
Commissioners Of the county of Marion and
State of Indiana will at the Commissioners
room in the Court House, in the City OF
Indianapolis, Ind, the 29th day OF
April, 1921, until the hour Of 10 o'clock on
said day, received sealed proposals for the
construction and completion Of improve
ments as follows:
The A. L. Wisely, ct al. road in Wayne
Township, estimated cost. S6S,215.27
The A. r. Jones' ct al. road in Wayne
Township. estimated cost, $92,916.
The Charles Kuehn, ct al, road in Wayne
Township. estimated cost, sos, 562.
Bids will be for the completion of the
roads in accordance with prodles, plans
and specifications now on file in the Office
Of the auditor OF said county and shall
include all labor and material for said
work to be done by the contractor or con-
tractors to whom is awarded the contract.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a per-
sonal surety bond in amount equal to
double the amount Of the bid said bond
to be approved by the Board of Comniis-
sioners Of said county. Said bond shall be
conditioned for the faithful performances
of the work; said personal sureties shall
be resident freeholders of the State OF In
diana, one Of whom shall be a resident OF
Marion County.
Said bonds shall be for the beneht Of
any person, or persons, or corporation who
shall suffer any loss or damage by reason
OF any such bidder failing or neglecting
TO enter into contract to perform such
work awarded by the said Board OF Com
utssioners, or to carry out the same in
any particular or to pay for any labor or
material which may have been furnished
to any such contractor or contractors or
to his agents or employees duly authorized
to act for said contractor, in their behalf.
in the construction of said work.
Said Improvements Will be let as whole
on the above described improvements to
the lowest responsible bidder or bidders.
An affidavit OF noncollusion will be re-
quired. and. failing to do So such pro-
posal bid will be rejected by the board
The board reserves the right to reject
any and all bids.
Time for the completion OF said work
viii be agreed upon at the letting of said
contract by said Board of Commissioners
and successful bidder or bidders.
LEO X. FESLER
Auditor Marion County Indiana