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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
BIBLE NEGLECTED
E. Howard Cadle breaches on THE
Solid Rock"

There are too many people in the
city who neglect to read the Bible,
said Z. Howard Cadle, founder Of the
Cadle Tabernacle, in q sermon yester-
day afternoon on Standing on the
Solid Rock"
IF the doctors Of Indianapolis did
not know any more about their medi-
cal books than some of you know
about the Bible, they would be ar
rested for malpractice"
The Gypsy Smith choir, under the
direction Of Joe Overmyer, sang in the
afternoon and evening. Mr.. Cadle
preached at night on THE Atone
ment." Next Sunday Maj. Earl F.
Hites will preach.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
DEATHS

Sarah Jane Peats. ~. 104S N. Beville
chronic myocarditts.
Alma Mitchum. 80, city hospital, pert
tonitts
Anna F. swinford, 35. Deaconess Hospital,
septicaemia.
Lloyd Jefferson Murphy. %, city hospital,
lobar pneumonia.
George b Wise 65. city hospital. car
cinoma
acute enteritis
Frederick Lathrop Harding 81. 2151 N
Pennsylvania, carcinoma
Charles Pfester, n nths. 271o Burton,
acute ileocolitis.
-, = Lee. so, S1s 8 East, pulmonary
~ iross L. Noonsu. %. 144O Pleasant,
pulmonary tuberculosis.
James E. Pomeroy. So, Methodist Hospi.
tai carcinoma.
Kttie Baker 81. 2116 Boulevard Pl
Iremia.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
GRANTS PAROLES
Governor McCray Releases Five Pris-
Oners Temporarily.

Five temporary paroles have been
granted by Governor McCray. They
include Ed Argenbright, owen Coun-
ty, forgery; Robert Kinner, Wayne
County, embezzlement; Dan Ruggles,
johnson County, larnecy; Ed Hanson,
Lake County. grand larceny, and Ola
Fagin, Clay County, child desertion.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
tuberculosis,
Loses MOtOmeter

A. p. McCracken, 1888 Union St.
to the police today that a
thief stole motometer from his au.
tomobile while the car was parked
in front Of 1889 w. New York St last
night. The instrument was worth s1s,
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
Steals MOtOmeter

Mrs. K. A Caukey. 1925 N. Talbot
Ave. told the police a thief took a
motometer off of her automobile, last
night, while the car was parked at
Delaware and Market SITS. The mo-
tometer was worth $40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
Office hours. 9 to s.
TneedaF and Friday

NOTICE TO ROAD CONTRACTORS.
In tAe matter OF the petition OF Henry
MUesinz ct al. for the Improvement OF 8
highway IN Lawrence and Warren Town
ships. Marion County Indiana.
Noilc- Is hereby given that the board Of
commissioners of the County Of Marion. Indi-
ana. viii NJ the commissioners office in the
courthouse in tho city OF Indianapolis on the
@ua day OF November. 1922 until the hour
~ o o'clock a. n. receive sealed proposals
FOR the construction and completion Of this
above entitled Improvement
Bids will he for the completion of the road
In accordance with the plans and specifca-
tons now on file in tho office OF the auditor
OF Marion County. and shall include all ma
terials and labor for said work and to be
done by the contractor or contractors TO
whom IS awarded the contract.
ElCh bid shall be accompanied by a non
collision affidavit and by bond in the
amount equal to double tho amount OF the
hid s2id bond to BE- approved by the board
Of commissioners of said county. Said bond
shall be conditioned as by law required
Said road viii be let q whole on the
above described Improvement and 10 the low
est responsible bidder or bidders.
The board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids
Time FOR completion OF said work viii be
agreed upon after the letting OF said contract
hy said board OF commissioners and tho sue
cessfUl bidder.
LEO K FEsLER.
Auditor Marion County, Indiana.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
STEALS RENTED AUTO
Man Gives Another's Name and Fails
to Return.

A man rented an automobile from
the Sanders, Heater & Motcheu Com
pany last night. He said his name
was Ray Reed, $50 S. Delaware st.
The man failed to return the auto
mobile Investigation showed it was
not Reed who rented the automobile
and that Reed did not know the man.
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Lot g. LinRenfe,~er's Subdivision {
story frame building, containing store
living rooms.
TERMS OF SALE.
N0r1cF OF AssEsSMFNT ROLL

Tenth Ave, Churchman pike to Albany
St. Beech Grove. Ind.
To whom 1t may concern: Notice is hereby
given by the board of trustees of tho town
of Beech Grove. Ind. that on Friday, Oct.
90 1922. they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima tacia assessment for the
following described public Improvement as
authorized by the Improvement resolution
named. Improvement Resolution No. 13,
1922, for the Improvement of the roadway
or Tenth Ave. from ChurChman pike north
to Albany ST. by paving said street with one
course concrete including wings Of the inter.
section streets I'D all other work incident
plans and specifications in connection with
the said resolution.
Persona interested In or affected by said
described public improvement are hereby
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LEGAL NOTICES

N~NN~~~~eN~~~~~N~~N~o>
notified that the board OF town trustees has
fixed Friday. Nov. 3. 1922. 81 7 30 p. N.
as the date upon which remonEtrances will
be received or heard against the amount
assessed against such piece OF property de-
scrtbed IN said roll and will determine this
question as to whether. the said lots or
streets or land will be benefited in ths
amounts named on said roll to s greater or
less amount then numbered on said roll.
said assessment roll showing said prirna
facie assessment with the owner and de-
sCrlptiou OF property subject TO be assessed
is now on file and may be seen At the office
OF the town clerk Eighth and lain Sta.
BOARD OF TOWN TRUSTEES.
A
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Floyd and Lola scudder 415 N. Denny.
Pearl and Laura Kelly. 427 Euclid.
Verhess and Ethel Hopwood 100 f. Nor
rs.
william and Gladys Coverdale. col II Bel
mont.
benjamin and Elizabeth HitE. st. Vincent
Hospital.
Noah and Mary Martin. St. Vincent Hos
pital.
Nicholas and Mamie Swan, 600 Beecher.
Paul and Orpha Lang. 1923 p. Raymond.
Lora and Leona Childers, 2Q01 Walker.
Eddie and Helen Chastan. 200 Hancock.
Edward an Naomi Boswell. 1119 Do Loss.
Everett and Caroline Henderson. l13 w.
Eleventh.
Twins.
Ralph and Harriet Hawley geo N. Hamil'
ton boys.
George and Casey Evans. 900 w. Walnut,
boy and girl
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BIRTHS
Girls

Harry .eld Margaret Chiiders. 365 Bell.
Dewey and Grace Murphy. 1880 Burton.
George and Celia Sherman. Az +. Mime
sofa.
Edward and Sarah Counts. 1914 W. Wash
inEton.
George and Helen Cornelius. 41b Jefferson.
Frank and Ella Brady, 1920 n. Oakland.
George and Ruth Barnes. $50 Temple.
Willis aud Mary Oberly. 1908 Ashland.
Charles and Phoebe latter, 1880 W. st.
Clair.
Carlton and Janet HILL St. Vincent Hos
pital.
Mathew and Kathryn DilIane. SAT Buoh-
anan.
Herbert and Ruth johnson. 900 s. La
Smile.
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13 DIE IN WRECK
Many Fatally Hurt by Collision
During Severe Snow Storm.

BIZ United Netcs
CHATELAUDERN, France, Oct. 80.
Thirteen deaths and many injuries
some probably fatal, resulted from
the wreck of the Paris-Brest Express
which colhded with a freight train
-ear here. The wreck occurred be-
fore daylight and IL a severe snow
storm.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
LEGAL NOTICES

80 LEGAL NOTICES
>>~~->~o.o~~~~~~o~~o~~~~o
NOTICE OF SALE OF THE
PROPERTY OF
THE HOME BREWING CO..
PLACE OF SALE,
Al oHice OF company. corner Cruise and
Daily SITS. Indianapolis Ind.
DATE OF SALE.
November 10. 1929. At 10 O'Clock a. m.
DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY
TO BE SOLD:
]. BREWERY, CRUISE AND
DAILY STREETS
Lots 80 TO 40. inclusive. IN Allen. john
son and Wilson's Subdivision. and lots l to
8. inclusive, in wilson's Subdivision. con
tanning tho brewery buildings south OF Daily
St and three small cottages on Daily St
with all machinery and equipment I'm and
upon said premises. stock and materials on
hand, office furniture and equipment and
accounts receivable OF the malt extract
business Of said brewery.
2. 1011 AND 1915 EAST
MARYLAND STREET
Lots 81 and 0s, Bates Subdivision. con-
tanning one two-story frame building and
small cottage.
3. 1901 COLUMBIA AVENUE
AND 1910 EAST NINE
TENTH STREET \
Thirty 1--WE feet eleven inches of the south
.Jr's Northeast Addition Business room.
with living rooms attached. Cobbler shop
IN rear.
4. TWO VACANT LOTS
Lots 3 and 4, Atkinson and Bradleys
5. 632 BEECHER STREET
Lots and 8, Lemcke's Subdivision. One
two.story frame building containing one
storcroom and FIVE living rooms,
6. 102 NORTH NOBLE
STREET AND 642 AND 644
EAST MARKET STREET
Eghty-fopr, feet of of the south ends Of
division. Twostory brick, three stores and
dwelling rooms.
7. 1929 NORTH SHERMAN
DRIVE
Lot g. Lingenfe,%or's Subdivision. One
story frame building, containing store and
living rooms.
TERMS OF SALE:
,o Aforesaid ,i6, property to be sold :, as
bidder for cash but no bid viii be received
which IS less than tho sum Of $4,000
.. The real estate aforesaid will be sold
III lbe slAlpG anu bit ptI5OlAi property
absolutely.
g. Said property will be sold subject to
taxes for 1922. and all assessments for mu-
nicipal improvements completed after Nov.
13, 1929: otherwise free OF all encum-
brances.
l. No bid shall be received unless &C
companied by certified check in the sum
Of So 600 cash i'll that sum
3, The purchase price to be determined
by the highest bid aforesaid shall be paid
in cash within thirty days after the deliv-
cry. to the successful bidder and purchaser,
Of abstracts OF title disclosing a mechant-
able title to said real estate in said com
pany. whereupon said company viii convey
TO said purchaser by good and sufficient
warranty deed aud bill Of sale.
g. All insurance and rent shall be pro-
rated as of the date of the delivery of said
deed.
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT ROLL.
Tenth Ave, Churchman pike to Albany
ST.. Beech Grove Ind.
To whom it may concern: Notice is hereby
given by the board of trustees of tho town
of Beech Grove. md. that on Friday, Oct.
go, 1922. they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima taCia assessment for the
following described public Improvement as
authorized by the Improvement resolution
named Improvement Resolution No. Ii,
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DEATH NOTICES


BURKE, FRANCISCO > years. infant
son of James and Nora Burke, at their
home. 1l06 Bates St. Sunday, Oct %. Fu-
neral at residence, Tuesday, Oct. Bis at : 80
a. m, Holy Cross Church, . o'clock. Friends
invited
FOXWORTHY. CLARENCE S-Age %
years. beloved husband Of Una Hazel Fox.
worthy. passed away saturday. Oct. .. at
$50 p. n. Funeral al Jne residence. 1879
Adams St. Tuesdly. oct 81. at , 30 p. m
Friends invited. Burial Crown Hill cemetery.
NICHOLSON. DAVID J---Age 90. husband Of
Margaret Nicholson, passed away sun Sun,
= ay noon Oct -. at the residence. 2O1S
gs5roadway Funeral Tuesday. Oct 81. At
: > 80 D. m. at residence. Eriel Is invited
Burial Crown Hill.
TAYLOR. ETA NAY-Age 70 years. be-
loved wife Of Charles Taylor, passed
away Saturday Oct. =. $50 p. n. Funeral
az the residence. 400 ". South ST. Tuesday,
Oct. 81. at 10 a. m. %rs'nds invited.
Burial Oak rim cemetery, Lebanon. md
YOUNG. MRS. BELLE-Wife OF John D.
Young. I214 E New York St. passed
away NJ Q. m. Sunday. Oct % age 80
years. Funeral notice later frankfort
and Greenfield papers please copy-)
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LOST AND FOUND

Fa's~~--~- sfN-e-ss--- ~NS~
CAMTSOLE dark blue. wrapped IN dark
green psper- Randolph 1919. Reward
BULLDOG. white. dark spot or eve. short
tail. Cali Cree E7ST. Liberal reward
LOST-SlG bill in New York store; SatyT-
day; week s salary Reward DIR 5esl-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1922-10-30
MARRIAGE LICENSES

LEO X. EESLER.
Auditor Marion County. indiana
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08

Mems FIannelettc Night
Gowns-blue or pink strip
ed with or without collar.
$l.45 regular price. Clos
ing Out zQ~
Sale
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08

Mems Fleeced Shirts
and drawers. ecrue and
grey. best quality. Sold
for 69c a garment
Closing Out Sale per
garment soc
DIT 49,
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-11-08

Dress Shirts. made of
fine grade of Madras
assorted patterns $500
and $3.50 values -
Closing y $1.59
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
Start Road Work

FAIRBANK-The state road camI
under the direction of AL Jennings
was established about one mile wes
of here today and work will be start
ed on Tuesday morning on the worl
Of grading the road west from here t.
the Pima and Santa Cruz county line
The gang will work west from here
while another gang will start at the
same time from the Harkey ranch ant
work this way. The central camp o.
the outfit is located at the Gordon
ranch about midway between the two
camps. At this camp the stock anC
equipment will be held so as to bt
reached from both places.
There is about IS miles of roa(
work to be finished Two caterpillar
tractors will do the heavy work on tn,
grading. The road. it is estimated
will cost about $4,000. 1t is expected
that it Will take several months t
complete the work. The road Is /;
part of the Bankhead highway ant
will be completed by state and FEEDER
al aid funds. The approval of the fed
eral aid was announced in Phoenil
last week.
The announcement that the worl
has been started will be pleasin.
news to the road advocates of boil
Cochise and Santa Cruz county. Wher
finished the road will cut down tn,
time between Cochise county and No
gales nearly an hour.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
THE PRESIDENTS FOREST


Ralph Kabab Plateau
further usefulness Forest" I'm
feature articles printed Post by
Emerson
committed been led
skilled writer and the hdneyed
nattery national parks service
already charge large proportion
with difficulty that the aver
the red
of the bureau the national
Uncle controlled
matter Subtract this
small amount
Of land that for the reside o
The Kiabab plateau is great what the
people Arizona Nevertheless its
uoniy character is
changed by the proposed merely another
the National blu
of which initiates against who
and near it.
Within the the
mtcaes of Uncle Sans
the service that is
the human of a o. departments
Presidents the dream OF
who
vice Emerson
IIough
and to prolific
against any
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
Vaudeville at EAGLE.

Eagle theatre patrons will be given
a musical treat tonight when the
Cosmo Players make their first ap-
peaarnce in their three,days engage
ment here. Manager Evans secured
this organization of versatile vaude-
vilel artists at a greatly added cost
but will increase the price OF admls-
sion only 10 cents.
Eugene lie Bell, formerly star per-
former with the Al G. Fields min
strels, is the chief fun ma.ler .or t.Ie
company and his catchy songs and
funny capers are guaranteed to pro-
duce a laugh a minute. lie Bell is
supported by the famous Busch-Groes-
took orchestra and Maruhba band,
which plays for the Victor phono-
graph records. Happy" Busch.
known as ten fingers of harmony,
makes every one sway when he
jumps on the worries ana produces
genuine rag time harmony.
Hazel lie Bell is a saxaphone So
loist who gets mere out of the instru
ment than the majority of players
Ethel Busch is a violinist OF we'll
known ability. The Cosmo comedy
quartet will introduce the lates song
hits. According to all reports it is a
show worth twice the price of admis
sion.
| In addition to the above big Or
pheum act, special feature pictures
will be >on the program, neacen ul
the popular stars, Alice Lake, Cutler
Lands and Jackie Saunders in Me
tros latest screen special THE In
famous Miss Revell." Eddie Polo W
again entertain the patrons in his two
reel western feature. THE Heritage
| Of Hate" The International New.
will give to the eye the latest i'm
portant events happening in he world
and jus for fun the clever Star com
edy, Rubbing 1t In"
The picture program will start a
6 o'clock, the musical at SIS o'clocl
and after the musical the picture:
will continue to II o'clock. After 10
night and Wednesday night shown:
at the Eagle, this special double pro
gram will be moved over to the Cen
trail theatre for Thursday night.
showing.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
Long Hair and Old
Clothes Are Barred
by Soviet Leaders

MOSCOW, Feb. 6.-(By the AsSo-
ciated Press) - Special instructions
have been issued to the Russian So
Wet delegates to the Genoa confer
ence-that long hair should he trim
med and leather jackets and top boots
discarded and that those in the party
should dress in dignified manner.
All the delegates are buying new
clothes to present good appearance
and TO show the world. as one ok
pressed it, that the Bolsheviki are like
ordinary people" Money also has
been provided for adding to the stock
of clothes at Genoa.
The Soviet delegation is preparing
to leave Russia by the way of the
Black Sea. going direct TO Genoa IN
order to insure against attacks tC
which it might be subject If the over
land route were taken Much secrecy
Is being observed concerning the port
| of emDdrkatiou, aud accompanying
' ne delegation will be number 81
men ana women members of the Che
"a IN disguise.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
Praises Bankhead Route

TOMBSTONE - j. A. Spark and
wife, of Elk City, Kansas, drove into
town Saturday from California, en-
route to their home in Kansas stop
ping here a few minutes to take on
gas and other necessities. Mr.. Spark
is an, enthusiastic road man and went
into ecstacies over the highway from
Buckeye through Phoenix to this city.
He said that he has gone to California
over other routes several times, but
that none of them compare with the
all southern route and that when he
gets back home he will, if he finds
the road from Tombstone through
Bisbee, Douglas and Ell Paso as it has
been reported to him, living adver-
tisement for the Old Spanish Trail
Bankhead route from FL Paso west.
He stated that at the office of the
Southern California Auto Club in Los
Angeles, he was advised to be sure
and go through Tucson Tombstone,
Bisbee and Douglas nto FL Paso,
and also said they sent him by way
of Mecca and Blythe, for which he
says he will never forgive them, as
that road is simply fierce
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
MAJOR CHARGES
PRUSS|AN|SM IN
AMERICAN ARMY
Third Cavalry Officer Says
He Has Written President
Exposing Syste m

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-Declara-
ton was made today by Major NAL
colin Wheeler-Nicholson of the Third
United States Cavalry, that he had
sent a Glitter to President Harding,
charging that 1.-The army is suffering
from a reign of Prussianism," but at
the White House and war department,
it was said that no such letter had
come to the attention of officials.
The major, whose home is in Port
land, Ore, but who is a patient at
Walter Reed army general hospital
here, made public copies OF his letter,
which he said he had directed to the
president at the risk of court martial
for INSTRUMENTATION. His letter de-
clared "a veritable reign of terror
exists among junior OFFICERS of the
army today and that this is caused
by the unhindered power of the clique
to have an officer discharged from
the service by operation of what is
known as the Glass B law"
"Prussianism and inefficiency flour
ish in the army. because men rise 20
power by favoritism instead OF eff
ciency,' the letter added.
Classmates and friends are ap-
pointed to lead instead of the most
efficient men for the job
Secretary Weeks said while he hau
heard of the letter, he had not seen
it and he was informed it had not
reached the department. White House
officials stated emphatically they nad
not seen the letter although Major
INSTRUMENTATION said he had mailed
IL nj IAIi Cotn
Officers in the adjutant generals
| department looked up the record OF
Major Wheeler-Nicholson today, and
| found, they said, that lie had been n
patient at Walter Reed hospital sew
eral months, having been transferred
| there, according to the records, "for
| observation and treatment after hav-
| ing been shot by a caretaker while
attempting to enter the quarters of
| Major Colby at Camp Dix, n. J., one
night, to sleep, after Finding his reg
ular quarters locked. Officers SAID
thai the records also showed that the
1 major had been sent to Camp dix
| from Fort Ethan Allen, vernon.
where he was attached to the Third
! Cavalry, for trial before a military
| court on charges of being absent
without leave, and making false Off
cial statements. The major denied
these charges today, saying they were
| but a part of "a plot to get him."
Publication of the letter was one
of the chief topics of conversation to
day among officers at the war de
! for publication.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
WHY NO CRITICISM?

vJHE Republican the against the Demo
based the that will
Republican right the Republicans why
Democratic hold conference
Republicans decided
practically didn't
themselves
decided
they considerably peeved.
Republicans
And they have reconcled
Republican conference
andt he party
their ticket Under the Democratic
he pary o % il the
the
recommendations n he
primary
ton of platforms
of
he desires
bis candidate elected.
part of
candidates looking for a
The old through the part,
And this the
interests of the people cioselyArizona
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
To Sell Druu Store

TOMBSTONE = Notices have been
posted byssHarry S. Heney. trustee in
bankruptcy, for the estate of William
Boyd that he will sell at public auc-
ton on Saturday, Feb. 18th at 2
o'clock the property of the bankrupt
located in this city. The notice states
that the property consists of stock
of merchandise and store fixtures,
two graphpnolas, siXty-two records
two shares of the United Drug Com
pany stock of Mass. Equity in weigh.
ing machine in store and, an equity in
the lease in the store building where
the stock is located.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
To Be Married

DOUGLAS Miss Jessie Friend,
head nurse, of the Nacozari hospital,
and F. r. Wilson. employed by the
Mostezuma Copper company. passed
through Douglas Saturday en- route TO
Ell Paso where they will meet Miss
Friends sister Mrs. Loella label, of
Brownsville, Texas, and become unit.
ed il marriage. The bride and bride
Sroom-to-be are well known in the
Nacozari district and their departure
for the states was delayed an entire
week to enable their admirers to get
in all the parties and showers they
had prepared for the popular couple
After a motor trip through New
Mexico and western Texas the bride
and groom will return TO NacoZari.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1922-02-07
Call For Bond Election

BOWiE-The board OF school trus
tees have called bond election to be
held on Saturday. Feb. 25th for the
purpose of voting $4,000 bonds for
the purpose of erecting high school
building. The bonds are to be OF the
value of 81 900 each and are to run
for 20 years. Two of the bonds are
to be retired each year for the first
few years aud then three to be called
in. There is very little, if any, oppo
sition to the bond issue and it is ex
pected that the votes for the issue
will be practically unanimous. Al
election was held last year and thu