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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
INDIANAPOLIS PRODUCE

Eggs-L0ss OF. 2703Oc Butter pack-
inc stock, l5d17c. Poultry Fowls. I61
28es. springs, 1929; COCKS. IiGi2c'
stogs. l3d15c capons. lbs and up. 33c
Sanons. under lbs. 2yc; capon slips Z
lbs and up 27c; capOn slips. under ! lbs
voung rom turks, u lbs. and up. 38a39c
old tom turks 31d32c; Gull thin utrkeys
mot wanted ducks, Abs. and ops l6a19c
geese 10 lbs and up. l4GI6c; squads n
lbs TO dozen, So; young guineas. gin. size
per doz. %075O; old guineas, per doz
$3d3.50
Putter-Local dealers are paying $500
&c per Id. for butter delivered In Indi-
annapolis.
32c per To- for butter fat delivered in
indianapolis
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Deaths

Rowland Evaps, n, 1896 North Ala
bama, chronic hephritis
Charles Franklin Wilson, 50. 2202 North
Oxford. broncho pneumonia
Ruth Lambert %. 3O25 North Arsenal.
tubercular meningitis
John Jones, IS, S65 Edgemont. arterIo
SclerOsiS.
Martha Ellen Thomas, Sc. 1893 Rem
brandt, pulmonary tuberculosis
Robert Lee Murphy, -, Al Hendricks
Place. ateloctasis.
James T ShaughnoSsy. 81, Pops East
North. arterio scleroSis.
Edna May Arthur. 80. 1413 Holmes.
hypostatic pneumonia.
Hattie Wilson, IS. 97SH West Pearl.
cerebral hemorrhage.
Rebecca Lewis. 81, 1916 Cruft, chronic
myocarditis.
Phoebe Jane Yancey,' -, sos Collin
cerebral apOplexy.
Kenneth Miller, 10. 141O South New
Jersey, Hodgkin's disease
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
Stock Market ReUteJD

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-With the ex-
ception Of some. of the coppers and a
number Of specialties, the list on the
New York Stock Exchange today was
somewhat reactionary This undoubtedly
represents profit taking, although an.
other violent break in Gulf States Steel
made some rather unfavorable attention
to the steel group
In connection with the move of the
coppers, leading bankers express conf
dence that j merger in low cost pro
ducers, including Kennecott, Chile and
Utah, will be brought about later in the
year Right now mining experts are
busily going over the figures OF all these
companies. 1t will be far from an easy
task to determine the price at which
these producers will go into cOnsoli-
dation Butte and Superior have made
a good strike of copper ore on one OF
the lower levels and the belief that an
ore body of some proportions viii be
uncovered has led to buying of these
shares.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
(By Thomson & McKinnon.)
Tan OIL

Jan. Il
1t has been distinctly q profit taking
day in the stock market. 1t was timely
and entirely consistent with the charac-
ter as well as the future plans for the
market We have had more than a week
Of continuous advances, eliminating with
q session during which well over a
million shares were recorded, which
meant that a big change had occurred in
the technical position, increasing the
long account and a reduction in the short
account.
There viii come a time when these big
days will be less Of a novelty, but Tor
the present in the initial stage of a rsz
ing market, these big days usually mark
temporary elimination.
The reaction today, however. was not
serious and was followed by an increas-
ing number Of buying orders through
commission houses. Indicating a growing
public interest in securities. a very fla
vora5Ie development was the demand for
copper shares.
Activity in the securities representing
basic commodities is always an encOurag-
ing factor, as II means confidence in the
future Of general BUSINESS.
We can see no reason for any change Of
opinion here. 4 is only necessary to
move along with conservatism, taking ad-
vantage of the strong markets to accept
profits on az least q portion Of a line
and always being prepared 70 take adj
vantage Of the substantial reactions.
We expect continued improvements
marked with frequent periods Of irreg-
ularity.
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OratOfy to Open
NO-TObaccO Session

An 6ratorical contest ia which seven
colleges viii be represented, will open
the annual couventoP Of tho No Tobacco
League of Indiana At tie Y. NJ c. \. Mon
day night ON Tuesday the speakers viii
be the Rev. W. II. Hickman of Terre
JIaute Il. j. Ruke IF the State Y. NJ c.
(. PROT T. Z. Ramsey Of Bloomington.
Mrs. Carrie L. Fletcher general Secre-
tary of The No Tobocco League Of Ohio !;
0 o. Ward of Chicago. the Rev Henry
Adams Ito~ey Of NuncIe, Or, q. 3. Starr
Of Lafayette, Charles ~ Fillmore, gener-
al secretary Of the No tobacco League Of
America, and L. II. Higley OF Butler.
Ind.
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WEATHER CONDITIONS

Since Friday morning precipitation has
occurred from the middle and lower Mis-
sissippi valleys, nOtheastward TO the
Lakes region and middle Atlantic coast
being in the form Of snow in the nOyth-
ern and rain In the southern portions
of that area. Somewhat warmer weather
pFevai's generally from the Great Lakes
to the Gulf coast. and 1t is svarmer also
in parts of the middle and western plains
and middle RbckYs Mountain region, due
to a barometric depression that has ad-
vanced rapidly from the far northwest to
North Dakota 1t Is colder again, how
ever, In middle western Canada, with
readings there this morning of from 10
degrees to 20 degrees below zero Zero
tern DerntuTes cOntiruF in parts of the
Creqt Basin and killing frOsts were re
ported last night in the Valley of Cali
fornia and us far south as Yuma, Ariz
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Serves Thirt Wears;
Expects to Retire

PatrolmaS Jesse Street. at one time an
inspector of police, was expected"to re-
tire today. He has been on the force
more than thirty years. having been an
inspector under the Bell Administrative
He resigned during the early part Of the
Jewett administration, hut was reap
pointed last December and assigned to
the city market. The present administra-
Uon transferred him to a beat, but he
did not feel physically able to cover it.
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(By Thomson & McKinnon.)
Jan. 21-

Wheat-Firmness Of foreign markets in
the face Of free offerings and heavy
shipments Of Southern Hemisphere wheat
has been responsible for the strength in
today market Bonded wheat Ut
United states ports is decreasing at the
rate OF about two and one-lalf million
( bushels weekly, whereas ordinarily it
= Aialhs throughout the winter. The de-
. crease Is, Of course, due 10 shipments
abroad. This fact ia conjunction with
7 the continental absorption OF Australian
ana Argentine shipments, gives US
Idtuer VlYid picture Of European require
mlnLs anu probable takings for the bal
( ance OF the season. Practically the only
surplus remaining IN North America Is
Oh TIE canadian sort, and these are sell
ing C. l. L. Europe at material premium
over our own wheat Milling wheat in
oomrsuc markets seem 10 he In better
,--Lliaiid' tAe HouJAWes- telling of ship
heAt 20 outside mills at very strong pre-
NUNS Iue domestic flour business has
Deeh StaAn8nt so long chat il is quite
possible Tor material lietterment il
case Hour J0DoerS and miliers are CON
hdent Of the future. Argentine wheat is
oHefeQ c. l. T. Europe > cents cheaper
/ IAan United states eGIf wheat, Tut ex-
pofters say this discount IS not sufficient
I III view OF the fact that it Cakes~fVe or
/ SIX weeks for Argentine wheat TO arrive
On the continent If it proves true that
! european needs are as urgent as now in
dlcdted and if milling trade reYives. as
expected, we feel thar values should make
I further considerable response
Corn and Osts-The seaboard intimateS
. LtaI the export trade in corn is larger
than IS being made publicA The idea is
supported by the way in which the cash
market takes care of the exceedingly
Tree movement from the country. We
nave seen indications today of the be
ginning Of q southern demand for oats
I II has been exhibited by purchases of
lHe Iuture~rather than in taking Of our
elevator Accommodations However. anv
general broadening of shipping demand
viii Inevitably cut into the elevator. ac-
euMuMuous for the reason that country
offerings are very limited
l'rovisIous-Quiet prevails ia the FRO
vision list for future delivery, but Nbe
cash trade is rather active and a further
imrrCvemeHt seems POSSIBLE It is be
ieye1 the hog market viii remain strong
and II Is known that products are rela-
lively cheap.
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SWINETPRICES
RULE STEADY
Cattle Receipts Extremely
Light-Calves Strong.
RANGE OF hog PRICES.

Swine prices ruled steady in trade on
the local livestock exchange today, with
receipts close to 1000 and the demand
only fair What buying there was dur
ing the early forenoon hours was of a
general nature and there was but little
improvement in the tone of the trade
in later hours.
1t was thought that there would be a
good sized holdover for the opening mar
ket vi the coming week.
Cattle receipts were light, but with
the quality fair and the demand good,
prices ruled steady There were only
about 200 cattle on the market
Veal prices were steady to strong,
with receipts light at $40 and the ship
ping demand good There was a top Of
Sl4, the same as that maintained dur
ing the early trade of the market of the
previous day, but there were more sales
at that prices than On Friday.
Sheep were steady ana lambs strong
to Doc higher, with receipts light and
the demand, good.
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On the publication Of the reported
merger plan for Cuban American Sugar
and American Sugar Refining, both Of
these stocks advanced vigorously. The
former was taken in large lots up to 21,
an advance Of 1 points, where profit
laking brought a reaction. American
Sugar also was well bought ana advanced
TO a new high for the present movement
The buying was stimulated further by
an advance in the price Of refined to
five cents.
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STOCK MARKET
TONE IRREGULAR
Seven Point Loss Sustained by
Gulf States Steel.

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-The stock mar
ket closed irregular today.
Gulf States Steel closed at the lOf of
Ga, net loss of ~ points.
Copper snares were strong features,
Kennecot selling. up to 80 Anaconda to
80 and Chile Copper abCve Is.
Steal Common yielded 1 point to Sc, and
Baldwin Locomotive, after failing to 662,
came back to S7H.
Studebaker reacted nearly a point to
SIS.
Martin Parry rose, points to 3212.
Oil shares were lower
Government bonds were unchanged and
railway and other bonds irregular.
Total stocks sales for the day were
500, 200 shares bonds, S9,782, 900. Total
shares $S7,749,0 600
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GRAIN VALUES
CLOSE HIGHER
Buying fer Export Is Slow
Milling Demand Fair.

CHICAGO, Jan. 21.-Grain prices were
higher on the Chicago Board Of Trade
today
Export buying was slow, but the to-
tai Of purchases for the week were large
Local milling demand was reported mod
crate, but there was a little better de
maud for -four reported in spots. Re
ceiptS were fairly liberal Provisions
were higher.
May y. neat opened up &c at S11414
and closed up 1%c. July wheat opened
up lsc Ut $1.02, closing up 1c
May corn opened unchanged at 535Sc
closing up hc. July corn opened a.
55Ac, unchanged, and closed up sc
May oats opened up 5sc at $3.50, clog
ing up 1c. July oats opened up lsc at
$3.50 and closed up sc.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

eyebrows shaped like ledyes Of willows
Dropping over Autumn pillows
Almond shaped Of liquid brightness
Were the eyes Of Yang Kuei-fai"
Did the American and French girls re-
ceive the idea for pucking their eye
brows from the dainty little Chinese
maid Of long ago?
The nlucked eyebrow had been
preached against, scoGed at and criti-
cisad. but the 1927 fappers have smiled
compIacenHv and gone on wearing the
slim brows shaped like leaves of vii
lows"
a translation Of an ancient Chinese
poem described the heroine of the ballad
as having hlarkeued eyebrows arched
SO resemble p uascont willow leaf or a
moon Just born.
Today the beautiful little sing song
Girls in their gaylv-coIored hrocaded
satin coats and trousers. their huge dia
mond rings and pearl jade and diamond
hair ornaments are following the custom
Of years ago and plucking their eve
brows Before Columbus discovered
America-if the Chinese poetry Of that
day is truc-the Chinese bellies we're do
ing their eyebrows"
At a Chinese wedding we attended re-
emily number of pretty little sing
song girls like a bevy Of gayly- painted
butterflies, came into the room whore
the foreign and Chinese guests were en-
ioyjng sumptuous Chinese BANQUET
The girls are happy little things who
laugh and chat together tax shyIy to
the men who speak Chinese. sing lyrics
in high. sLrill voices and even SIT down
at the various tables when invited and
play the popular Chinese finger games,
which are CONNIE il faut at feasts
One dainty sing song girl at our
table carried vanity bag. and during
a lulI in the merriment she took out
her powder puff lip stick and rouge box
from an imported American vanity bag.
It was fascinating to watch her In
conscious Of her surroundings, she con
cpntrated all her thoughts upon beautify-
ing her face
Attn applying the lip stick. rouge and
powder TO her satisfaction she examined
her delicately-a eyebrows. which
would have brought envy to many Of
her American sisters, and then plucked
two or three hairs with tiny silver
tweezers in order to make them even
finer.
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TALK
FAVORABLETO
SPECULATION
Market Outruns Investment
Limits With Sales of 1,200,-
900 Shares.
STEELS LEAD MOVEMENT
Special to Indiana Daily Times
ana Philadelphia Public Ledger.
Rv MONITOR.


BY MONITOR.
NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-Speculative ac-
tivity was pronounced in the market,
with sales approximating 100000 shares.
Operations apparently have outrun ire
vestment limits. and for the day, at least,
passed beyond the control of the profess
si0nal element The spectacular per
Torrance of Gulf States Steel, which ad-
vanced 16 points Thursday and broke 20
points from its high level yesterday,
merely serves to illustrate the character
of trading at present. That the sensa-
tionai rise in this stock spread to other
members of the steel group is merely an
incident The ACTIVITY probably would
have developed anyway through a differ
ent medium.
The growing ease and abundance Of
money was bound sooner or later 70 be
reflected In speculative undertakings. The
talk of mergers permetes the financial
atmosphere, ana big Consultations usual
~ mean heavy speculation.
The. buying movement was featured
prominently by the steels, sugars and a
few specialties. The steel shares were
not particularly disturbed by the col
lapse in Gulf States Steel or the erratic
performance of Replogle. Before the end
OF Lue Gay steer common duNduCeu .
points to the high level of IS. 1t is a
rather striking tribute to the technical
position of this stock that the recorded
sales on which the advance was achieved
were 5000 shares less than those in
Vanadium. The short interest in the
steels must be large, for the Street gen
orally has not believed that the position
Of the industry justified an advance
Amony the strong specialties were, cast
Iron Pipe Preferred, Iron Products Wool
worth, Worthington Pump, Sloss Sheffield
international Motors, American Brake,
Shoe Foundry and Electric Storage Bat
terry. American Sugar led the stocks in
this group.
This weeks Federal Reserve statement
records a gain of Is per cent to the new
high level Of IS ser cent. Heavy re
ductious in rediscounts and note cIrcula
tion are chiefly responsible for the gain.
Copyright. 1922, by Public Ledger Com
pany.
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CLEVELAND PRODUCE.

CLEVELAND. Jan. 30.-Butter-
in tubs, 4Oc; prints, 4O64Ol5c; extra
frsts. SOC: frsts 40@40l5c; seconds,
32G32hc; packing stock. 1SQ20c.
SOC, extra firsts, 8Sc; Ohio frsts new
cases. 371ac; old cases SIC; western drsts.
new cases 30c. Poultry Live heAvy
fowls 25028c; spring cgIls, 20622c
spring ducks, 2Stl30c; turkeys, 3504Oc
Potatoes - Michigans, 1926 per 150-Ib
bag. Early Ohios, $40 per l20-lb. bag
sweet potatoes, Jerseys. $tS5G11 30 Ger
hamper.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO Jan. 1.-Hu,ter-Re.eipIs
$500 tubs; creamery extras 33]2c frsts,
27m32c; packing stock, 13M17c EGGS
Receipts, 5000 cases; current receipts,
32M34c; ordinary frsts 20m31c; ytirs 5,
Cheese-Twins, new, 19%c; daisies, 20@
20Ac young Americas, 201@d21c; long
horns, 20cs bricks, 1512c. Live poultry
roosters. 17c; geese, lie; ducks, &c.
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NEW YoRK nANK STATEMENT

NEW YORK, Jan. 2L-Avcragcs
Loans. decreased S5,457 000, demand dc
posts. decreased S26.u10 oOu; time de
posts, decreased $500 600, reserve. de-
creased $I5O0G .420 Actual: Loans de-
creased So 5b1 900. demuud depoTits de.
creased, S5tl2t 900. time deposits. de-
cr-a-rdt S458500O, reserve, increased.
SOB lGT go
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CHICAGO GRAIN TABLE.


CHICAGO, Jan. I-Whear-No red,
Sl-ly, No. 4 hard winter. SLOTS Corn
No. . mixed. SEA 4gI. C; No. white 49,
G49l4c; No. . yellow, 49,. q 49S.c: No 3
mixed. sS0+S 30: No. white. 4Sl.c; NJ.
yellow. asa a4Sa4c. No. white. 46s.1G
SIC, No. yellow. 47G47 &C. OGts-NO.
whit, 81 03Si4c; No. 3 white, 34I2g
Soc No. white. 81 aisle.
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NEW YORK, Jan. 21.-The cotton mar
knt today again moved monotonously
within a very narrow range Of quotations.
there being only a minimum of commits
sion house business what little business
appeared being mainly switching opera
lions by spot interests selling one month
against the purchase of another.
How long this unintcresting narrow
market will continue is difficult to say,
depending entirely on spinners. When
ever they enter the market we will have
greater activity, but so far there is no
indication Of any important demand from
them The market is still merely a trad
ing affair and there is nothing. here to
justify a strong position on either side,
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

indianapolis flour mills anu elevators
today were pdyins $il4 per Lusued for
No. / red winter wheat, SIP Tor No.
, red winter and according 70 test for
No red winter. Oats were quoted A.
&c par bushel for No. White or better.
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" IUlJ---NW. IUN1 7 III
Corn-No ) white, cars; No. white,
s cars: No. white. car; No. 5 yell
low. > cars. No + yellow, Il cars; No
. yellow. cars; No. yellow, 1 car;
No. 3 mixed. cars; No. mixed, 7 cars:
No 8 mixed. 1 car; total 40 cars
Oats-No. 1 white. 1 car, No. , white.
car. No white. o cars: No. white
..ars: No mixed, 1 car; total, Is
.uay-No. 1 timothy, l car.
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BANK STOCES.


The following are Tie INDIANAPOLIS
prices for hay by the wagon load &C.
uvered:
hay. SlJul6. baled hay. SlIQ1S
Oats-Bu~bei new per ousuel 32I35c
Corn-Old per bushel $4,000
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NEW YORK. Jan 21-Fedcral Re
serve Bank credit balance. S4Z 100000, ex
$S9S 500 900; balances S63SO0 900
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WALL STREET GOSSIP BY MONITOR

/ WALL STREET GOSSIP nv MONITOR
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'--'i -'i HI " Ni-
steel thursday served according 10 re
ports Of commission houses yesterday,
~ In 80 me p1o.11 slecu-a'l'e una g
ia Ion DLtnslhs LN tue Iofe ne nuGh dis
"12 80 Vi 'Iug t,cH-eHt ste9t Gun
Pautea me tHeCL az lAe opening Oh 'Ae
mar neI vas spe-Lacu4dI. the gIeates1
a e.a a. S"o"H ~ nep'osle 3tee!,
f 49,, " - % ,'ue sue eeoAe4 al
az -'11e - Aeo''s ~ p"'n'S over Ul5Hla
/ r,-os.-.t,...,, wi -. .,, ,,..,-
,rtar+t[ me go IA pl!u tl- -
r-,t III So - So - ~ u
~ No. ~ - ',,, a. -
toat H. rano-t i7 ali sae.rI,s,,,ss mis-
was Tr0ved W.bar Iaro,e -ornrrissfl.n
house sem over ir4 wires a message MOI
ing Henry Ford MS saving tnat h. posi-
lively woHId NOT cous.lIer any investments
II -, ~
- -, SscIf nj e.6i - az
. moro rsnidIy man ~ Id,9nzad 7'onr.,iey
m d,Ieri-.r{1ns ti1raIlg9,1f ,he raal.,t,'li.3r
u tie session ygele rPralic. bGt fbo- ri5se
was near the low Of the lay.
That a meeting Of the iron and 81 ~
institute would be held here was suf-
I dcient reason Tor the circulation OF many
reports Of meetings 10 he held during
SLcrad Ear r5a -, nra,.lsl5 ST. nTg ,r Dg ,snI
comDa7-ias -Tba adyaf,ce II, Eeni,.E,l4
SfeaI v-as basa5 snerjfl4l1r On a r,-,nor
mar the directors Of his r1mnanv Womb
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21
wHOLEsALE BEEF PRICES

The following are today's wholesale
prices or beef cuts as sold On the Indian
apoHS markets of Swift & Co Ribs-No
3. Mc. Rounds-No. 1. 1ic: No. >. ice ice
Chucks-No. >, &c; No. 3, SIC. Plates
No ., Sc; No. 3, re.
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noaRn OLE TRADE sTATEMENr.

The weekly statement Of the Indian
opils Board sof Trade showing the output
of flour by local mills. Inspections Tor
tn. week and stock II store follows:
COMPARATIVE STATEMENT.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1922-01-21

NEW YORK, Jan. 21-Federal Re
serve Bank credits, yesterday were $4+.-
400 900; exchanges. s644, 800 600 balances
$50 200 900.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, treasurer Of switzerland county
hour of 10 g. m. on the 6th day OF Feb
Tuary, 1922, at the office OF said treas
urer, tnbthe courthouse at the city OF We
way, Indiana the undersigned as treasurer
Of said county. viii proceed to- sell 70 the
highest and best bidder for cash at not
less than the principal sum named IN such
bonds, certain highway lmpro,E,e Jn zen
bonds of the face or par value or $lS,OOV,
bearing interest from and after Jan. 10
1922, at the rate Of 5fc per annum pay
able sernf-auuuailv. on the 18th day Of May
and the 18TH day Of November OF each
year for the period Of ten years.
Said bonds have been issued in strict
compliance with the laws of the State OF
Indiana and pursuant to an order Of me
Board Of Commissioners Of Switzerland
CNun .ys authorizing the issue and sale OF
said bonds for the purpose OF providing
funds for the construction and improve
ment of certain highway peutoned LOT
by H n. Briudley ct al IN craig
township. said county, indiana SaIo
bonds win be forty in number, dated Jan.
The first two bonds will be due and pay
able May Is, 1923 anu two bonds eac4
six months thereafter until all of said
TIE rr-ht is reserved to reject any and
'''' '' e. r. FERGUSON.
Treasurer Of switzerland couoA Inllen2-
NOTICE OF BOND SALE.
Notice is hereby given by the UNDER
signed. treasurer Of Switzerland County,
state of Indiana, that on and after the
h0ur Of 10 o. M. on the 9th day Of Feb
ruary 1922. at the Office OF said treas
urer in the courthouse at the city OF We
va-- Indiana the undersigned as treasurer
Of said county, viii proceed TO sell 70 Iht
highest and best bidder for cash at nor
Z, ess than the principal sum named IN such
81 onds certain highway Improvement
@Sonds OF the face or-par value OF SI-'4uo
bearing interest from and after Jan. 10
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TOLEDO SEED PRICES

TOLEDO. Jan. Glover seed-Cash.
1890; January, 1890; February S14O0
bid; March. S13.9212 April, $13O5.
AlSike-Cash, S1165; February, SLID
bid; March, $1190.
Timothy 1926; January, 1925;
February, S3.2713; March, $3.3213.