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New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Havana Results

tirst race Nhree year -olds and upward
sa''ni1s ia 1Hs, purse 500. six furlonss, ss,-Huiio
dv., A.. Naun,}; s,n, },o 10 70 !, 70 and TO /
and TO s. second. kayman. 10 tChai.
sns' Tlms 70 .s to ana ,IYl to S third
Ineen. Say When. Viola G.. Leenrark. Shor,
Chance. Thornbioom. Bubbles and Stir Tn
also ran :
yard; claiming: purse 300: six fuIlongs1P9 Ion Up
Not Yet. I05 (Penman) 3 to /. s 70 and
TO >. nrst; Fair and warmer. i1o tchai. nnn
Atamaha. si4 sRebnson> r. son 30 20 o s'esnd sHen
and to 8, third. Time. 1:1s as. keitoi' Itoi'
Mn1y. nady tG9vist. Gis. Shy Ann, Caraway. Jap
Tony also ran
Third race tthree:.year -olds and upward
9i,s,mins; p,anais purse 500: SIX furionssSG
ta s'onde er.i ~ p OK xsennsdy2 70 even and
70 I and 20 !, second; wreckless. 100
,shM1edLausIn,l,nl..s h1sd him to J. to snd even,
Eddie Tranter Silex II. B4ltour and Jack
Healy also ran.
Fourth race Uhree-year-olds and up-
va5d claiming; purse 500; six furlongs
iHunt). 7 to 2. to 5 and TO s. second; !;
Currency. lao (Clements). . TO i, to 10
Ahead. Frascuelo. Waterford. Fickle Fancy
and Midian also ran
Fifth race lshree,year olds and upward;
claiming; purse 800: ono mile)-Money.
1os tPribe), TO s, to and to
hrH; George ". Il2 (KennedyS. to 2, = =
TO and 20 !. second Mary Erb. ioI
tPenman). TO /. S to and to 10, third.
Time. 1:l3. Huen. Timothy J. Hogan
Fokey 3 and The Enquirer also ran.
Sixth race (three- year-clds and inward.
claiming: purse $500; one mile and fisty
yards) Dolly c.. 1o2 fBurna). TO /. S TO
2 and TO 8. first; Major Dorno, lo5 (Chal-
mers). 20 TO I. TO and to /, second;
Chimera. III fHunt). 8 to ]. even and ! to
z. third. Time, 1:ls Athgarven. Little
rear euezx Bulger. McAdoo. Puliux and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
New Orleans Results

First race Cpurae 500: The Hesitation
ard au5se' ioT {%o .year.olds vance,; three
(Mooney). to 1. to and 3 to 8. frs, Anita
li"iDito1. los CNoian), IL TO l. S TO and
- s.cond Carmen Psntages 1903 (wil-
iiEne Of2 2-0 Josephine c., Rork Auntie
EN-, Mascotte, Gilia. The Ulster Lady
boss Miss Brettenham m and Antonia also
ran
Second Second race tpur~e 1900; claiming:
-6etsinda. 11o "a. FNson), to 2 to
! and even. hrst Trantula. 1o7 LanRS.
third. Time. i:l5 is Last Rose. Helen
Asnh. Nss,n. - oaslawn asl,S Belle. cacsrnbo This
and Greenland also ran.
Thiro race tpursc $1,000; aiowances.
The Columbia Purse; for three-year-oids
and UPWARD; six furlonss)-Centimeto etor. ii3
Apple Jack II. 1ol (MooneW. 10 10 to e'Si j.
70 and even, second: Columbia Tsnn
sSlrd hi diR'%rsns.lD' Zane - to ana even
DArtn1oor also ran.
Tho Middle classes Purse; Tor three-yoss. @ess
oIos ana upward. one mile and sIx
een'n,-4 ,o u United IA Vsrd. lis toerner).
Buck. los a. wisonj . TO s. nrss; j. nunss 90
to g. second: Irish Kiss. lis tMooney).
lis i-5 TO ga,xna$, 10 ana 70 3 ,hi,d. Time,
a '9H on tiars Jf aiso ran. occupied as
~ fsf;h race lpurse 1900; allowances:
The Triangle Purse for ,hree-year-o,ds:
SIX iorlonsS-May Blossom. lo2 (Bruen
ing?, 10 to s. TO S and 10 n,s,.
Brilliant Ray. lot On Oarner). !? To-
to and 70 q, second. Knot orsss
~ ~ trooi3; 20 e. even and ! to ., third.
Cooper and Jake Berger also ran.
sixth race !purse N.sse claiming:
for four-year- and upward: one rn,is
and a quarter)-Romeo. iIs (Butw.ii1
: to !, TO 2 and to s. first: Pit, ios
(LanSl, even. to and l to 5. gecond
Lazy Lou lo9 tpooD. 6 to !, TO ! sna
even. third. T.me. os as. Tricks,er H.
Mario Rappold, Current Events. !It.Ie ~
and Sun Myth also ran gu
Seventh race (purse $1,000; claiming
,or three year -olds and upward; one mile
and a sixteenth) Merchant los fponI
to ]. to and even. first; May Bodin..
ss (Owens), IL to l. to I and 10 4
'econd Attorney. 1o9 (Thomas,. to /
TO and to s, third. Tims, i:ls al
Ais~ Gear. Darnay. Murray. Juno and
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Navy Mermen Win
Over Princeton
In Easy Fashion
Victors Take Every Event
Except Plunge; Capture
Honors by Score of 1911

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Feb. 25.-Navsl
Academy swimmers overwhelme ID
Princeton here this afternoon, taking
the match by 33 points to II, and first
in every event except the plunge, their
star, Pugnet, being unable to enter
to-day.
The performances were generally
good and many of the events more
closely contested than the score indi-
Gated. Sinclair, intercollegiate record
holder for 220 yards, did that distance
In 1892 l-5, his best performance for
the season but not his high figure.
Sinclair also swan the last lap in
the l60-yard relay, the best contested
event Of the afternoon. He finished
about twelve feet ahead of Pole, all
the other courses being very close.
The summaries:
Z so-ysrd dash,-Won BY Dolnns. Navy
Prlneeton, third Tllne~o'as Uoos1 i-s ''"f'VeF'
22o yard swi1n--Won by sinclsir. Navv.
Davis Navy. second; Bray, Princeton.
:, 100 yard sw!m-Won by Winkjer, Navy;
Montgomery. Princeton, second: St!mson'
Princeton third. Tirna-o:5s as
100 yard reiay-Won by Navy (Rollino
hannakanui, Winkjer. Sinclair Pr,nce
ton swimmers (Schriver, Bray. Montrom
cry, Pole), second Tine--I:i7 2-6
Distance plunge $50 feet)-Won BY Hav
!ey: Princeton. Harrison, Navy. second :.
hcCandless, Navy, third Tme-o:2s So
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
New Orleans Entries
Monday

Sss;s;s5 Ss, Tss s5SSf' '5
1os: Lilac Time, los; xthietc iis: Mar.
gnret Loretta. ios: sunny Ducrow. iee;
Miss, Mss Claire en los; wranglo; li:; Dlizabe,h
Lady vennie. 1os: ston.ase lie: Dearie
los; Carmen Pantages. l0e.
sesond raGs 'ppTse eOa 5000 ss'mss so1
Assume, lo5 Marjorie M.. ss' Ths FEE =
100: Lady Rochester. 81. Drurnmond' 100
RsoS ssoW" &C. Check loS; Margie. 81; Icon. loa'
J. CraiEmile. 100; boris, 81: Goodhart' ss'
Lady zeus. ss; Roy c., 1os Masnetiand.
.,Il Third race tpurse. $1,000; claiming; sor
.~.Csmouf1ase 1la; 'Redleaf, 50; Straight
shot. 50: Juno. ss; promising Tom. loT:
Monastery. 4, ll2; Gslets. oil; 'sr:ssow. io7;
Moore. 1908: ST. isidore. Id: oammsr %
Gntton. ss 'RisIng Rock. le7: Fast Trial.
s6: 'Smart Guy. ia.
xtaro5sn rou1sn rae race spurss. $500; for three
Dartmoor. lo2; Ginger. Ile: Slippery Elm.
80" aos Rep. lo4; Manoexrc. lo7; Barracuda.
NJ. Columbia Tenn lo2; Baisneur. lo5.
Fifth race tpurse. s,.coo; for three-y year
olds and upward; claiming: handicap;
mile and an e!ghth>--Attorney. l0a: TAN
sSius. S9. les; Lampus. lo7; Dark Hi. los;
Ies Master j.eS ios 1aa naosnsriy re caSss Ioss.
III: Padua. io:: Dainty Lass, io4; Gray
GABLES, l12; Plmlico, LOT.
Sixth race (purse. $1,000: claiming; for
tnIee-year olds and upward, mtle and sew
envy yards)--Romulus. 1903: Marse John.
Il3: Hsrmis Kemble 1o2: Tulsa. los
sister Flo. lo7; Yelled Colleen. 81; Moody.
iVn; Aona d'Armee. ll2; sExhorter i0S:
Natural, 80; Cacambo. l0s; MAY Bodine.
io3; oraleggo. lo7; .Marie Maxim, lo5:
'kato Brummel. 50; Trust Official. ios.
Seventh race (purse. $1,000: claiming
Tor three year -oids and upward; mile ana
> = a,xtesnth )--She Devil. los; Mr. sX.. l0s:
UocNroach 40; Anna Gallup l0s, Pitter
rAtter. Jos; Quito. l06: Blackwatrh III.
los: Paula ", 10a. Challenger. lls; Cap
{ain Tom. los: Nab. l0l: Ho,aeward
Sound' lol John Arbor. los: Tho Cullen
Apprentice allowance Of rive pounds
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Dartmouth Captures
Ski Dash and Relay

MONTREAL. Feb. 2b.-Dsrtmouth
College entrants won the ski dash and
.s'ay and obstacle races at the McGill
University Winter Carnival TODAY
mo snow-shoe dash went to a local
sprinter
me summary Of results follow.
.o sx' oSsh--First. Carlton, Dsrtuou,,,.
swseonu' we1m,' Bowler. Dartmouth; third' Tna.
Ski reiay-r,rss D.,,,.s
hoohi; third. Middiebury' Second'
OestAcle rarA-First psrksn.
Grs.n.' vun' uSsHeoMond, 1>eslie, McOiil: ,hird
ot5, nnow shee desh--First, Anasrson ~.
"''na' ~cn'nHon MtdAiehurv: third
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Bouts HereubOuts

MONDAY
Broadway Il. A--Dsvo Hossnberx
W. Marty Crp~s. IL rounds.
Commonwealth &. C.--St, Chr1szopher
Club amateur bouts.
Tuesday
Star 8. C-Erankis Jsrome ~.
Sammy Nable. IL rounds.
Pioneer A. C.--Wolf Lar&en W. Sailor
MaKted, 10 Younds.
Commonwealth 4. C-st. Christopher
Club amateur bOnts.
Trinity Club Brooklyn - Amateur
bouts.
THURSDAY
Madison Square Garden-Harry Wills
vs. Kid Norfolk, Is rounds.
SATURDAY
f7th Regiment Armory-Paui Pjerson
vs.. joey Fox, IL rounds.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Miss Collett Makes No. 2
Belleair Course in rs

BELLEAIR HEIGHTS, Fla, Feb. 25
MISS Glenna Collett, of Providence,
prayed sensationa! golf here TODAY.
~"en she went around No. course
II, IN IS strokes. holing out every putt
ms Is six strokes better than anv
woman ever made on this course and a
sIoIe that compares favorably with
here. "''A'eurs
This afternoon on No. l. tho
chSmpionship course, she went around
IN es During the last few davs she
mas made two rounds of 81 each. which
are record figures for the champion-
snip eourseh Her average for eight
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Midshipn,en Also
Wuter Polo Victors

ANNAPOLIS, Md. Feb. 25. - The
Naval Academy water polo team to-day
lnhlcted upon Princeton intercollegiate
champions the first defeat it has re-
eelved IN that sport in over three years,
the score being % to 90, and the con,
test as bitter. as indicated by the close
ness of the score
Botting, who stared in the over
whelming defeat inflicted on the Mid
shipjmen last year, was watched too
closely to be effective, TAFT doing the
'"e' "'o''. 'or fhn visitors. The Nayy
won by the margin of thrown goal.
se>.c cG carry IN tne game, and Benton.
with his three touch goals, was by far
the most valued player for the winners.
The line up:
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Yale Baseball Team
PLAYS 6 Games i'm Soutl,

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Feb. 24.--Man-
ager Eddie Starr of the Yale varsity
baseball team, last night announced
the Southern schedule of games. all OF
which will be played in Macon, Ca, as
follows:
April 10. University OF South Carolina
IS. Mercer College; -. University OF Ala
oamn 10 University OF Florida II. Uni
VetS1ty OF Georgia: Is. MERCER College.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Columbia Cubs Beat Dean

The Columbia freshman basketball
team scored another victory yesterday
afternoon. when it defeated Dear
Academy by score Of 21 to II. Dean
was in front at the end of the frs,
half, II to 9.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Wills Likely to Fight Den,psev
If He Beats Norfolk Thursdd
Negro heavyweights in l5.Round Battle in Maids.
Square Garden Ring Should Provide Rea, lIa y
tertainment and an Opponent for Cb,rn.: ).
By Jack Lawrence G

Harry Wills the colored giant, who has doysina
Champion Jack Dempsey for the last year exhbt
Square Garden Thursday night, Workers ~ h
opportunity Judge for themselves hov he Id e given
he conqueror Georges Carpenter. ''e up VT
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Pitcher Rapp to Toronto

TORONTO, Feb. 25.-Tho Toronto
baseball club to-day signed Frank
Rapp, left-handed pitcher, who lives
near Pittsburgh. He pitched for the
Vancouver team in 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Spring Trade Winds
'CssysxA, N. Y. TAh.ss n.

Winds of the South bloav the echoes boch
me taoo-bose hit and tho home -ru1 crack;
The sqatoaok Of the rootey, n,ultiplicd
Clan~oytng ".Slide you bomehead slide -
WTndS Of The Soath biosc spyingtine ho2ne
Tho 7wstts"g leaves and the fragrant loan:
INC click Of the brussie The qchia,
Tho flick Of the moshie up to the pin
Pee1-tng the hills today
Young April becItons across the qcuy
As tho bluebrd ,UlistIes q tune of joy
And The purple gyockle ch;rps "Atlaboy"
There's q 6reotk bown in from the piacy avood
|Vsth the DID, Old lure Of solitudo
Who one to stick indoors
When the Movch soind chtstles ocross the o.oors2
The paths that lead to the river and tho l.Lo ore
beaten even now with the greatest army of crew can
d'dates IN history The battle the water this spring
Will attract keener interest than any splash of oar
has known.
The School Of Swat
Athletes headed for the spring seat of instruction
and training in Dixie where the dull roar of the base hit
ls now waking the echoes, all have an inward vcarn
ing to supplant Hornsby and Hcilman at tho head
Of the class.
Hornsby's position top of the National Ieaoue
lst seems assured again The Cardinal collector of base
hits has outclassed all rivals 80 far thronoh tha last
TWO seasons that only unseemy slump will bring
him to the remainder Of the flock
The battle in the American League among He1oan
Cooo. Ruth and Sisler has merrier aspect
There Is no favorite here who domirates Who
roster Helrnan has his work cut out in con;ors
blocks TO repeat, with many blades sbinino in +b
spring and summer sun. Cobb will make his last dc
perate erort to reach the upland summit again fo e
ne fails this time it is hardly in reason that h will
ever nave another chance with time gradna]1v s,on,
ing down his fight '''"
The abnormal Babe" with his late start will h.
factor as he too, has passionate yearning TO
on laurels. " lake
he holds one record now as the leadinp laf+-bonaod
.itcher over ive-year stretch N'0eu
He holds another the main home rim oo,vo.4o.
Of the ages. " N0''e''or
10 lead the league would round out o,ito couoo.
The Landmark
~ p0St sweetest lyric Is framed upou his desL
W .'e artists tooU IS hung the feature ;ctx.oo,.
NO s"''or puts has schooner ont ayhexe oU
may see ~ o'' "Fo"7s0
"' ''''' "o''g upon 'ny soou my score Of g.,
. @ no Poet tets MS true lone of nnooubeon,o -.
10 "'.,S' pas"ts his true lovc os lrcttv rs the
= - 'o so'o1 'e1As ms true Lovo of 4oonliobt ~
0"S snail eoH my true love ,nade an 81 ''''
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Zach Wheat Signs ConlTss', fss',

The signed contract Q. ,hs Bre'
Zach Wheat was received az wheat vI "
lyn club offlN YESTERDAY. xs"nortissI
the T. 9iasEso 9;iaassEEssoonsils training camp ~
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
KITTY L
Pruning EN- Away

III, o"e OF The leading March features not so g.,
90 sne eviction Of at least promising beav
~e'sns contender For unless the contest 49,
o''ma draw, either Tom Gibbons or Harr, us CS, ~ d
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Golf and Votes

city official in Chicago is running the plat
form of more and better municipal courses Yet Chi
cago is forty years ahead Of New York in this respect
The municipal course situation in the Big Town has
been wretched beyond all belief.
There is not only woeful lack of courses, but the
few badly kept at exorbtant charges for munich
pal golf.
Apparently only voting power gets anything worth
while in New York, and with this end in view there
is now under way the massng Of thousands of golfng
voters to take hand in the scramble
The fact that New York has been the laggard ctv
Of the country has meant nothing officials up to date
The fact that votes may soon figure in the proposi
tion may quite lot.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
Engineers Country Club
Will Open Links To-day

N. M. Garland, is the newly elected
president of the Engineers Country
Club, according to an announcament ry
issued from the clubs hcadouarteys
last evening. Aubrey Weymouph. ia
vlce-presidcnt, and F. H. Hoyt, chair.
man OF the golf committee.
:, Inc club expects to throw open the
INKS for play on the regular greens
thls afternoon. the snow having disan~
peared and the grounds being ALREADY
in very fair shape.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
~ QhART1 LGuT
We Dp%%e5fWR{l1fnHf %W Haf!@2s51l
BY BRIGGS
Copbr7ght, 1929, NeW York Tribune Inc.)

rccede, Tor while at least the winner steps that
much nearer to fight with Dempsey.
If Greb wins there is hardly possibility that he
Will be given the chance, due to the big margin in
weight If Gibbons dispose of Greb effectively,
which is no minor job, he may show enough stuff to
call for Dempsey engagement
1t is trle yet TO begin unraveling the tangle
There still rumors from abroad that CARPENTER
wants to meet the winner, while the same time there
is loud call from Gene Tunneys corner for hand
IN the melee Gene figures that Americas light heavy
weight title holder he has least glance coming in
his direction
The proper solution seems to be that Greb Gibbons
Iunncy and Carpenter iron out their tanple before
Dempsey is called in by way of stirring finale
Barnes and Hutchinson only few laps
from port their 10000 mile tour where they have
lifted divots from two dozen states. They
will soon be in Florida where Becair and Jackson
sonvlc provided they compete at either place. they will
lind Walter Hagen once more rearing to arise and 60
All three booked for Pinehurst late in March, where
the main professional title holders of two realms
they should stir up lot Of fur, provided the nblicks
of Jock and jim haven't been worn out in the long
march. Jacksonville is all set for a big amateur
professional doubecard two-decker that will be ono
of the big spring features And down at Beleair the
veteran Alex Smith is keeping watchfu guard over
his native domain the talent heads there for tho
big March show.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

kiverdale Beats Brunswick
GREENWICH, Conn, Feb. 25.-Riv.r.
oaic School defeated BrunAwick bv "A
score Of 81 to 20 at basketball here a.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

George DAILY, nero Of the ga, NV ~
district, and star Of ', Wiilie m fsstu, M
stable of scrappers, will Dc an ls'I n
at the Pioneer Athletic Giuo e aw O.
day night, when he tackles ;, Asm smss. T.
lielmini. the boy who, as q" ;n 50
scored forty six knocS-ou's hing
fifty-odd battles. Lew Is mSat nictsd
p5ssssssas ssss ssssn@sss ssSss for tt ss S;sSa .2
his professional career, as psiy ss can
harder than a good many hgasswslessy NV e
Terrible Tarzan Larkin, N s9s Min,
man from the tall timbers q IRa,ooSS
sofa, will meet Pat Bolger! o. .r bos
in one Of the other r!,nr rlohv Msrt
while in still another os, ;nto 81
%AG sf nssnsby ssssafy ESssss at this club wiz sss s
it with Wolf Larsen. tacn
scheduled to 20 ten ROUNDS.
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26
The Feature Leader

Malcolm Aldrich, Of Yale, is the first captain in
history who turned his football leadership to
up the capaincy of the nine Lee McClung once held
both positions, resigning the baseball job But AID
rlch after brilliant on the gridiron takes
up the bat and glove as the star two-ply leader of
haie a1nienc history Considering the fact that up
70 the Harvard game of 1920 his name was bard,v
known, his advance since has been spectacular.
AS we understand it, the feud between Leonard
and Tender will remain as acute as ever until tho
jingle OF important money snaps the tension and lures
potn TO the same pit Few feuds stand up long before
tidal wave of bullion in bulk
Rube Marquard has now moved from Cincinna+ -
over to Boston, but he has looking over apart
ments in Pittsburgh and st. Louis rowing nature
can't be restrained in one place too long
New-York tribune., 1922-02-26

Dave Rosenberg. the idol OF nIvS.s ;s;.;.
fans, will jam The Broadway nAn,ora .O,r,
Association to the doors '"m r~s.,
night when ne meets Marty ~. Iiv', u
the star attraction Of that cruz .nas' q
ular weekly show. They are suppS,,, prM,
to go twelve rounds, but II hosel,rl An,
fights as we'll as he did agsinss. s.r Il
Rather at Madison Square 1sfoen ca 1
week Cross will be lucky TO g I'd
distance. Cross, however, seeIa'a seer ayiI
fident of coming through WIN IN y j,]
colors, as he has signed 70 W. ~rjs,|
Perry in Scranton. Pa.' '~u iii II II
later. Two ten-round scraps ""
cede the Cross Rosenberg sush'
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT

CITY ADVERTISEMENT
Department of Public Works, office
of the Board, Richmond, Ind, April
18th, 1922.
Notice to contractors:
Notice is hereby given by the Board
of Public Works of the City of Rich
mond, Indiana, that sealed proposals
will be received by it, at its office, at
the hour of 10 o'clock a. m, on Mon
day, May 1st, 1922, for furnishing to
the City of Richmond, Indiana, 10000
gallons, more or less, of Tarvia B"
or its equal.
The bidders, in submitting proposals
to furnish above material, must ac-
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check in the sum of 500, as evidence
of good faith that the successful bid
ders will execute, within 10 days from
the acceptance of proposals, contracts
and bonds satisfactory to the said
Board to furnish said material. A
failure of the successful bidders to en-
ter into such contracts and bonds up
on the acceptance of such proposals
will forfeit the checks and the sums
of money payable thereon to the city
as agreed and liquidated damages for
such failure.
The Board of Public Works reserves
the right to reject any or all bids.
WALKER E. LAND,
FRANK R. MCCALL,
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NOVICE on APPoINTMENT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
State of Indiana, Wayne County, SIS:
I, Linus P. Meredith, clerk of the cir
cult court, for the county, of Wayne, in
the state of Indiana, do hereby certify
that administration Of the personal
property of Mamie E. Conrad, late of
Wayne county, deceased, who died in
testate, is granted to George w. b.
Conrad and the said George w. B. Con,
rad having qualified and given bond
as such administrator is duly authorized
to take upon himself the adminiStra-
ton of said estate according to law.
Witness my hand and the seal of said
court, this 22nd day of april, 1922.
Clerk Wayne Circuit Court
Mays.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
State of Indiana, Wayne County, S.:
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of County Commissioners will receive
ing and installing thirteen (13) light
ing units, in the Wayne County, Court
Bids will be received until II o'clock
a. m. on Saturday, May 9Th, 1922, at
the County Auditors office at the
Bids must be submitted on blanks
designated by the state, which may be
procured of the Auditor of Wayne
County.
Each bid shall be accompanied by a
personal or surety bond in a sum not
less than the amount of the bid, and in
all respects conform with the law gov
erning such matter.
The Board reserves the right to re-
ject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board of County
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