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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
Money and Exchange
MOTOR SECURITIES.

indianapolis bank clearings Friday
were S3,20i 900; bank debts. Sc, 76J, 600.
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LEGAL. NOTICES.
(Continued.l

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
signed pursuant to an order Of the Pro
bate Court of Marion County, Indiana, Will
offer for sale at private sale at 10 a. m,
Thursday, June %, 1922 at the office OF
Clarke q Clarke, 730-735 Bankers Trust
building. Indiana polls, Indiana, the follow
ing described real estate, situate in the
city of Indianapolis, Marion County, In
diana towit:
Lots twenty-four (24) and twenty five
(25) in Rosedale, an addition to the city
of Indiana polls
If not sold on said date, the under
signed will continue to offer said real es-
tate for sale from day to day thereafter al
sa'7 -'a-a until sold
Said real estate will be sold free and
cl,--- ga 49, iilvu-4Urahces, except taxes ioT
1922. and for cash in hand, but for not less
than the full appraised value thereof.
WILLIAM A. BISE,
Administrator OF the estate of Luella
Bise, deceased
CLARKE * CLARKE
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WEATHER CONDITIONS.

The disturbance over The northern
plains region Thursday morning Is NOV
Ing slowly eastward and no wOverIles
the upper Mississippi Valley. 1t has
caused unsettled weather In tho northern
States between the Rockies and the
Great Lakes, with showers and thunder
storms in parts of that region. The rain
fall was heavy in few places. 1t Is
River, and "A little cooler Immediately to
the westward, but tho temperature
changes as = rule have not been decided
ever large areas elsewhere. Tempera-
lures of 90 degrees or higher occurred
again yesterday afternoon In many parts
of tie central valleys from Iowa south
ward. j. II. ARLINGTON,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16
NOTICE d APPOINTMENT-

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
Of estate Of William II. Harmon. de-
ceased. late of Marion County. Indiana
Said estate is supposed to be solvent.
No. 2020O.
HEYDON ". BUCHANAN.
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NOTICE.

Goods stored in the name of Lucinda
Cook. jefferson Bunch. Mrs Mae McMinn,
II. @. Mcdaniel c. Guy Shirley, Mr.
I Thomas. Gertrude Taylor. J. F. Taylor or
c. Bailey VIM. c. Liller and Albert Gill
bert will be sold for storage charges Sat
urday. June Il, 1922, at 10 a. m, goods
having been in storage the time limit by
law Of six months and over and charges
not paid. BANNER STORAGE COM
PANY, 800 South Meridian street.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

y
To the taxpayers of the sanitary district
Of the city Of indianapolis. Ind, consist
ing OF the city Of indianapolis and the
town OF Woodruff OF the determination
to issue bonds for and on behalf Of said
sanitary district to pay part Of the ex-
penSes OF the construction Of parts OF the
sewage disposal plant Of said sanitary
district
Notice Is hereby given to the taxpayers
of the sanitary district OF Indianapolis.
Indiana, consisting Of the city OF Indian
Hpolis and the town Of Woodruff, that the
Board of Sanitary Commissioners Of said
sanitary district acting for and on behalf
thereof BY resolution duly passed and
adopted by said board on the sth day of
June. 1922. determined 10 issue bonds OF
said sanitary district Of Indianapolis. In
diana In the sum Of five hundred thou
sand $500. 000) dollars. TO bear interest at
4izcc per anuum, payable semi annually
on Jan I and July l Of each year. the first
Interest on said bonds 10 be payable July
l. 1923. said bonds to be dated July l,
1922. and TO be and become due and pay
able in fifty equal series as follows: SO
600 Of said bonds shall be payable on Jan.
l OF each year beginning with Jan. l. 1924,
1873. for the purpose Of raising money to
pay part Of the expenses Of the construc-
ton of parts of the savage disposal plant
for said sanitary district OF Indianapolis.
said bonds shall not in any respect be a
corporate obligation or Indebtedness OF
be and constitute an indebtedness Of said
sanitary district as a special taxing dis
.rlCt.
SAMUEL LEWIS SHANK. Mayor.
JOSEPH L. HOGUE.
City Controller.
JAY A. CRAVEN.
President Board Of Sanitary Commits
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CORN AND WHEAT BULLETIN

For the twenty four hours ending at Z
q. N. Friday. June 10. 1872:
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF HEARING ON RESOLUTION
Board OF Park Commissioners OF the City
of indianapolis Indiana
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-06-16

No action on the discount rate was
announced by the Federal Reserve Bank
this afternoon. following a meeting with
reporters Il was announced. however
that the Offering of $3.50 100000 one year
80 per cent certificates Of Indebtedness
was largely oversCbscribed.
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proisdent ChnnIn OF the Hudson Motor

: PrplSUPnt tHdpII VI NIIV IIU7INUII lhVT OF
Car Company maintains very optimis-
tic outlook for the motor industry and
Yesterday said: II see absolutely no
signs of any letting down in present
demand. We sold 5000 cars In May ana
will make more than that in June and
have urgent demand for a greater num-
her than we can produce. We nre plac
ing forward contracts for materials
throughout the balance Of the sumner.
7 find a similar sentiment expressed by
= number of motor executives"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21
NY. wHAT A HEADACHE

The utuc communication which appeared In tbis paper last week rel- atve to musicians. homegrown and imported. appears Go have stirred up .omcthIus wholly uuontcipatod by Che author of it who. as explained t1 Che editor. had no criticism Co oFer of any ol Che thcatcr managers bringing in outsiders In any ca- pacty As we understood Che point
 hat was desired to be made. it was chat local organizations giving dances iu Che city should patronIzc iocll musicians. or whom there are
 several who are bona ude residents and have been for years and win. In an probability. be for years to como. The report that Che Palace or any other thcltro manager was tho au- thor of Che communication Is with out foundation. The author Of Che article is not musician. but a loyal Juncauitc. and is not connected with OF Interested In any theatre or auy orchestra directly or indirectly. Editor sroller's Weekly
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21
BUSINESS GIRLS AS WIVES

Girls should not get married until they have had Ave years experience n business ufc. Is ue dictum of a University oi California professor .rh.s" he asserts. "makc lhcm bet- Ger wives. better homo-makers and potter mothers" He may he right but that he is only partly right win bc common Judgment The start- ling increase ot divorce in Che years s.uce women began Go crowd men In m.uul occupations creates a doubt that office. store or factory employ ucnt is % factor favorable Co luali- .fvne girls "to shine In their uat- urI sphere" lt Is granted chat Che women have uuquaHdcily demon
 tutcI their ability Go cope with .hc stermncr sax by stepping into pence pursuits oi Che men who wont lo war. And we have travelled Gar since Che time we regarded compnc- .uty hc "cAuug of women Co Che Irulsery of housework as thcIr proper sphere In ufe."
 But after all. it makes mo diner once what Che professor thinks. The girls are n bus.ncss and win ho nerc n increasing numbers. Most ol them win marry and most oi chem uu be good wives Probably thc.r wears Of earning win eXcrt bur htt.c influence ou tbe.r futures if thcy get patient husbands who win put up uth chem while thcy are learning Iuu..nIfarv and motherhood.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21
THE LAND OF PROMISE

Gov s.ou Bonca report as eov- suor of Nassa carries some arsc figures. some realization ot Aaskas natural wealth and lhc conviction tn.t .ome day. .r .ome uay. One srelt territory must como into is iues- ub.c asou ol enduring prrtl.
 r.erear iaIa uas u duu year for production nrrt of Che great slump due to Ono uar yet One m.r- .-.I lI.II %. l.r territory uas fl5- t.fs0I. urrc.r copper and eo.i The .o.. mines just bane developed. ,.l.t s.ssal- When vo rc- member tlat trc whole territory was nr.as.I from Eu.s.a .or f1.-oo- .00 and n.t nearly fi0HUHUOoo m gold Inn. hetr taken out ot thc around Che Alaska purchase appears .. urcr.0.rsar.
 t.He from Its mineral wealth. only n n. beginning or Iu deye. armHt Cn, Bon. stresses Che on- n.urue. of t.e murc u am. nr ro.s uene and da.v.ue Thor. u.. 100000" .runre miles ot form land tn ..c territory eapab'e .,s One governor. or supplying Che re-I. .. th-ee million people Wheat growing er, Ior-e- nm experiment. Fairbanks building a rou miI and m. t.arr.ar or h.HEa.s great abuy tn food production has be- gun t |. Interesting to note chat a mr.nloIuaur a-.rcy .s now on I.. ...t t.r reindeer Industry N.,a .IeO." .nm.Is
 \. G., Um. ar "A.as.n need. .muI t n..s people us rat- uuI .Itua... .r. o.Uol. re r.rrr.. are apparent and reai And ts n. t... m..,.-. come to u. attention ol t.. American nHb- U.. u.. .. l.t N..s. win develop and r-oer.. la n. great s..son %. r-.rn.r r.t.n..UeenO.r.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

The Stroller is reminded Chat two weeks more win mark thc 12th one niycuary Of Che introduction by him among Che department store em- ployos of Chicago of his celebrated. aciladluatne non-mtu'ng knoo broco. While lcs Chan one hundred pairs Of hIs braces woro nttcd Go as muny pairs of knees at that umo. it was not lcne mdl ihoy were in gene oral uso and at present nearly thirty thousand pairs arc worn in Chicago alone
 Three years after iho introduction ot hls brace in Chicago Che Stroller again visited that city. wiring from Reno. where he had stopped over to Investigate Che divorce laws. at what hour bo would arrive. Ho was met at Che depot by a delegation from tho Department Store Girls Union and escorted Go their han where. after a general reception. tho following ad- dress was road Go him by tho sooro- tary Of tho union who, by Che way was a German girl:
 "ro Our Guest, der Greatest Bone
 factor Of der Age.
 It Is init pleasure dot vo vol- como you our midst to on desc oc- caaIon. Tree and O hauuf years have rolled cop on der scroll ov ume and laid away on der shclluf ov eternity since first you come to us and ven. miun lon ash a ycok. you learned dot fourteen touaand oy our more ash twenty tousaud members were knecspruug from standing all day long on our feet already After careful cxomin- alton ov our knees unt Che condi- uons vot sprung dom you camo to our relief mic your famous brace and vot is der rcsult2 lHere tho upward of eight hundred mem bor Of the union present displayed thoir knees for Che suollors inc mcctionD Look ou dose knees. not one ov vich is outon plum. You nc1or gazcd on a finer array ov knees unt you ne1er vim.
 "But do not think dot because our knees iah fully restored dor pristine loycIincs to dot yc haf disposed ov our knee braces Nod much Vo keep dem. partly to use during rush seasons ven der hours arc long, but primarily as kcop-sakos and tokens oy your in- tcrcst iu our cause and welfare.
 "It may bc ov interest to you to know dot Cupid Ish rapidly de- plouue our ranks since our knees -auts to your wonderful brace -bavc become SO nice uut straight For dis vo also tok you moro ash ve ish ablc Go express. uut for you hundreds oy our for mcr members who are now nicely unt comfortably married unt pre- siding ofor utuc apartments in der city or cottages among der rhubarb would stun be standing around der stores on legs der shape or from kwortor to hanuf- closed jack knives. We assure you words can nod express der opprc- cIauon vo feel for vat you halluf done in our bcholluC Again ve
 tank you."
 The above address. a copy of which in on expensive frame was presented to tho Stroller at Che time it was de- uywcd has boon laid away among other keepsabcs for half a dozen years and had been almost forgotten
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21
A1AsxAs NEW RAILROAD

Opening 0- railroad .ommHn. u.. n.n..u t..H.. and Fa.r h.r.. h.... I... connecting t..
 southwestern ..... o. ... great ren- nr. ...H m. Yukon river la.r..t H probably M a.. U. event n American pioneering history as has h.HHr.I au.. ..e a....re o. lhc Union ra.U. railroad aud tae cone
 .H.r. development o- ..e Ame. 0u vest
 This uHrorf among Is other r......urr. H bring within r..h o. ...r.-. m. famous suaua uHu .u extremely trle ara .r.r Chan m. ....- o. Iowa and arro..nu- n. a.. o. Town and N.Hrss. combined Contrary to t.. or.e rather e.a.-aI impression now being slowly lHeIel by che a.. One ..ma.. tn us part ol N.... .s s... ...t Iou..I. animals U.. and t.-s. through .te winter. utH0a. shelton T.. oI .aI een- e-i a-r.unr.. conditions tn Che r.e..r nr. equal n. .H.. o. Che s.aH- Ir.u.r .anr.n.. which ha,e tor ...r.. supported populations running into Che million. AS % dairy and bee. ..tr.'mtrr experts .... .t r.. . worry promising future.
 The railroad also brings within r...H Ono ar.... n....r gold mining r0u oI m. world m tn. vicinity ol FuInn.. and u. Tarua river Ta r.t. t.. boon greatly develop .I ha..r.. o. ... .r..tr of food. condition ur..rr rl.eah'c ol course. ta Che I..E o. transportation. surt... mad. show fhat a moderate uoaeh u.. nm extraordinary return u. he e,ne.,.I from ths res.on tor many r..r r. como. rn.er m.n. Irr u. Is woI known. does rot rc- rure trr cll.mI.. equipment and h.r.e Io. not can for he large capital u.I quart. mining lo. Tho r.Iro.I m ua way. oHen a poor man.. opportunity to tle ad- t.r.u.0r' ru...reI
 h branch taps One er.l..t coat 0..I .,.r discovered va. o. peHu- 1euH and Wct Virginia Veins a-. reported .s running from 6o to z. u.t a.rna The con. s h.-h
 aI.
 An m aI ne opening ol n.a uUrolt in what ta muy beeu called rre Land of Tomorrow" nrahaIr .uas..rls i'm Importance a good deal O. uh.t ec cu current history Gainesville lF.o-.faI Daily Naus
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21
BEDTIME STORY FOR
 ALASKA CHILDREN
By YOUR UNCLE

and eager to exchange coin for thom.
 Ho did thls for a number of yolr with moat auccca pil it cold bioododly. It was matter Of bus
 noss with him. Methods did not so much matter ao long as ho got tho polt uo was not much given Go sentiment Animals caught n his traps occasionally gnowod tho.r iem on to get away. Not inuoqumly thoy hrosbcl about in am agony until Hfe departed from them. Ike did not hiuk of these things What he did think of was mother and Che babies In Che lonely cabin back you- der. waiting and praying for spr.nr and Che snow dyo feet deep ou tho ! level and mighty little loyol
 "And then one morning. quite hko ! a thunder clap from a clear sky, as ! Che saying goes. be bundored into O trap belonging Go another tranper ! It was a big trap. calculated to hold ! a cougar or a bear It snapped to- gcthcr oa Iko's les. biting well to thc bone. Tho pain of it turned him ! sick. After a tmc hc made a futile cIort to tako it or. Then half swoonIng. he aanh down Go wait for |rcicL
 "Bu, relief failed Go come The other ,rappcr had been detained. as |ho had been detained many tmca. Something else which was not relief came. The cougar for which it ia |ukcly Che trap had been placed. op- ncared presently and Ike fc't D scn- ] |muon new and strange Go him. For Che first umc- ho senacl Che horror Of Che trapped. His rifle vas aomc- ! whore iu Che snow. Thouehuosiy Inc had thrown it down when Che sroc, of Che steol jaws came
 "rhc cougar crcpt slowly towards ! him. mml.ng. its uil lashius rho smoU of Che blood from Iko's les was ! iu thc air. Tho animal was hungry and therefore unara.d.
 "Ike twisted 90 piece of newspaper
 which. fortunately he had In Che
 pocket of his cont and touched a match to it Uc urcw it The hie eat jumped back. This was repeated
 until Che newspaper was gone nul
 clch umc Che animal approached a
 bit nearer Che man. And at last
 GA rnc cracked. and Ike tainted dead away rho other trlpncr bad arrived just in Che nick Of t.mo.
 "Aud this Is why Mr Ike Kceuue 'ls reformed tappor Having a clear understanding Of Che horrors ot . Che trapped. bc has lost absolutely .uu desire to continue in Chat iino oi ondoavor
 "I reckon says Ike .houghtiuIr hat wasn't in Chat trap moro chan ou hour. but ] couldn't have learned
 that lesson iu O schoolhouso or by reading In a hundred years lts an in getting Che other fellows point Of y,ow. not in thinking you've got .It- Whot2'"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Ono day recently Your Uncle took a walk uD Che Basin road from Ju- ucau and on his way back he saw a pretty utuc animal Of tho weasel clasa although it is called an or- mmo. lt was al white except for Che up or iu tail which was black. It was not white uko snow but a sort Of ycuowIsh white The ormIno was along Che roadside uear town and appeared Go bo very hungry os lt was rnawing at an old bone. and when Your Uncle came in sight ii was afraid hc would get Che bone away from it. go it tried Co pull ii under Che walk. where it evidently had a home.
 You may hayo seen ladies wear coats madc from Che skins Of ormIue although it would require fully on, hundred skins to make one coat Anyway. when Your Uncle cam, back home. he told a boy about th, animal ho had seen and Che boy wa. determined to set chat orm.uc bl catching it m a steel trap. au, Your Uncle had quito a ume talk iue him out oi Che attempt for steel trap s very cruel affair and every animal caught by one Is boun, to su1cr great pain.
 Tho next day alter Your uncl' had persuaded Che boy Go leave th, innocent and pretty utuo ormiuo (, enjoy les freedom. he came across Che following article in @ paper ca1 ed "Our Dumb Animals" which i published at Norwood Maes- am, which speaks for animals Chat can not speak for themselves. au iu teachings being kindness Go an.mai and birds. The article is about man who was a troppcr but he ha. to bc caught in a trap himself be- fore hc realized what suffering bo ing caught in % trap caused. Hen. is Che article:
 "Mect Mr. Ike Kcotlng roformc. trapncr Possibly you have met re formed preachers and editors am, farmers and bankers. but lt is mol likely you have ever before met , reformed tuppor Youu uke Ike Youu sec something in his eye tha win appeal Go you And you win wonder how hc came by hia limp He has quite a dIsduguIshcd limp Sort of military and yet not A lmI thot tells you hc has been some whore at some tmc chat hc was ir danger Of limb. possibly of life. am, eame through Which ho did. ouh not quito as you imagine. perhaps.
 "Ike was for years a ranchor ir Che north Idaho country The ranch In its preliminary stages Of develop mont was not a money making prop oauon. Far from it 10 was in , rough. wild region. populated iol Che most part with rough. wild crco urcs including Che people. It wm no moro than natural chat Ike. cost ing an eye about for a means O. livelihood. should have taken w trapping There was Q good market for ur. and furs on Che backs oi numerous Of his uo.ghbors brough. nothing to hIs purse. Wherefore reasoning by this and that he boush. some traps and set out Go transfer Che fuu from their natural boarcr to certain dealers who stood ready
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Want to take a chance on an automobile, mister2 Only a dollar"
 "But dont want on automobile, young man."
 "rhata an right mister Maybe you won't get il"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Emma Goldman and her shadow Hertuar recently announced chat taeg uou.d v.st Germany aud vm- pa-hr which had long been withheld from chat country bee.H Go Ioosen up. But there was no c.I for .t Even Germany would have nothing to io wien chem and thov wore met ou Che border and to.d to seat" And less Ihon three years ago thorc were people tn One United states a few oi chem .u AnsEa who werc quoting Emma Goldman oa how governments should be conducted And now she Is aboo in Germany -How are Che mighty fallen"
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Up to che hour Of going Co press only four candidates had been meu- uoueI for nomination ou Che Re- publican ticket for delegate to Con- gross But chen there Is yet ume for others to trim and light their lamps
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Another thing that looks good Go us is that very few women who smoke cigarettes arc raising chii- drou t0 follow their example
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

Anyone who thinks moonshinins H recent Industry Is mistaken. From Che Seattle Post-Inteu'seucer o, December l7. l90o copy of which was sont Co ths office one day thIs week. we note Chat 613 stills bad been discovered and destroyed I'm Georgia during chat year. And at that umo Mr Voiatoad was m- known. mh0nored and uuwur
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

An unofficial census oi Che House of Representatives at Washington
 shows .bat or Che f35 members only 70 are uot affiliated witch ouy church und of 16 senators. only four orc uo. church members lf Congress s truly representative or Che people uf America chen are we a church. going people Not everyone Is
 aware Chat our government cone duets church census every io years rot at Che umc of Che taking of thc regular population census but "n between" The Gat was in 1906, under provisions ol au act passed by Congress four years previously The
 .orl was u 1916. Tho next win he taken tn 1926. In 1906. this .r..aI census showed. thcre were -nfs001 church members iu Che United States In 1916 therc were ti.9aeO0o. Q gain of 1o.5 per cent Tho population during chat period moroascd l1I per cont
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

The Gainesville OFlorIdaI Daily News slrs "rherc should not he general disarmament untl number ot jazz bands are oytcrmIua,od. Now. if chat had appeared in Ju- aoau paper we shuddcr Go contem- plato what O TOW it would have -----L
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

lNamo deletcd for family reaaon0
 See. Dept Str. Gls' Union No. !,
 Chicago"
 The Stroller win be forced to de- cline Che invitation to meet bis clioutolle in Chicago in February much as ho would enjoy being pres ont at Che celebration to he held in honor or hIs great invention which has probably done moro for over worked and under-paid fcminiy chan anything inventive genius has over created. Ho has written Che Union. however .that ho may Doc able to visit Chicago later m thc soason but has other duties on for Fobu- ay. when another attempt win bo mado to organize Che same old Wife Society provided five more eligIbles can be secured for charter members. The Sob Room is also mouopolzins considerable of his attention thcso times and he would not carc to leave it In other hands until a few problems now being considered arc worked out and satisfactorily dia- posed oL
 Later on Che Stroller may be able Go arrange with some of his pont- cal friends or members Of various bureaus who are called East frc- queutly on business. Go stop od at Chicago and represent him before Che Department Store Girls Union in matters pertaining to hIs knee brace. Tn Che event such arrangement is made. however great care win be exercised in selecting Che reprcsen- tatvo.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

While we acquired fhc hahit Of talking u billions during tae war; Che most of us arc back to where we arc looking tor One teu-spot
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-01-21

And now it Is said Chat at least nrcc members Of President Hard- iues cabinet iu addition Go Wll Hays. contemplate r@.gung iu Che near future. When resignation ia terdorel t should be accepted with ruauou Those said Co be slated are Hughes. Hoover and Mellon. and at Ieast two of Che three arc needed Just where thcy are. Good suc@ors .au nam. thc two.