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Marrlaqe Licenses

Albert Cohen; - ,1,O2e Z 5, Illinois
j II. Chatham, ~. Boston. Mass; Mrs
Leath Harper 40, Boston Mass
Hal Rohm, -. 2925 Z. Washington; LII
liam Sage. -, 29O4 f. Washington.
p A. Smock, 20 736 y. East Emma Z
Bohmenkanp, 10. 213O S. East.
G. Il Vibber, %. 229 y Addison; Maude
Bradshaw, is. 1919 W. Twenty-Third.
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J. D. WILLIAMS. Director,
Indiana state Highway Commission.
STATE HIGHWAY CONsTRrCTTC

Notice ~ hereby given that sealed bids
viii be received by the Director Of the
State Highway Commission. at the office OF
the state Highway Commission in the state
house City OF Indian. 20 IS. Indiana, until
/ 1000 a. m. the 10Th day of April, 1923,
for the construction of certain highways
and described as follows:
No. ]. +. A. II d & z. Location: Louis
vile Road. Underwood 10 Marshield Cross
/ ing. Scott County: 1877 miles
/ No. ,. F. A. 81 e & a. Louisville Road,
/ from South Branch to North Branch of
Nuscatatuck River. Jackson County Clio
/ mi cs.
/ No 3 F. A. 80 C. Dixie Bee Line. Farm
/ ersburg to one and one-half miles south
Of Pmento. Vigo and Sullivan Counties,
4 "66 niles.
No. L F. a. 80 A Dixie Bee Line one
| and onehaf miles south of Pimento to
Youngstown Fiso County. 1901 mi es.
No. > F. A. 40 9. Lafayette Pike. In
dianapolis to Salt Lake Road. Marion Coun-
/ ty- 2.317 miles.
Bills viii be received for three types OF
pavement brick. hituminOus concrete and
cOncrete-on the above listed projects as
shown on p'dns an described in standard
/ Specifications for same
Combination bids will be received to In
Guide tha-fhird and fourth projects onlv
Cement Tor the above listed projects viii
he furnished the contractor by the Indiana
! State HIGHWAY Commission.
Proposal blanks and specifications may be
ohtained free. and plans upon payment of
$500 per set, upon application to the State
Highway Commission. Indianapolis Indiana.
No refund for plans returned Plans may
! ? so he seen at the Office of tho State High
way Commission. INDIANAPOLIS Indiana, on
or after Monday. March %.
C0utrects viii be let to the lowest and
best bidder but the right 20 reject any and
all bids - reserved. If any a3use exists there
for bidders shall Ale bonds with the bids
az provided By law
j. WILLIAMS.
Director Indiana State Highway Commission
/ (0us
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Assaulted by Stranger

By Times Special
VERSAILLES, Ind, March "a
Connie Holman was shot In the shout
der and struck on the head by a
stranger who asked him for a ride.
The man escaped. Holman Is ex
pected TO recover.
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Dividends Today

NEW YORK. March 24.-Dividends de-
clared today include.
American Coal of Allegheny Company
Regular quarterly dividend of 81. payable
May 1 to stock of record April 10.
Buckeye Pipe Line-Regular quarterly di-
vidend Of S1.75, payable June Is to stock of
record April 81.
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First Hour

Stocks continued heavy in the first
hour, but evidence of better support
was noticeable in a number Of pivotal
stocks like American Locomotive,
Baldwin. American Can, Studebaker
and California Pete. Bears made the
most of the talk concerning prospects
of higher rediscount rates, bat it was
stated on the highest banking au-
thority that no change in the Az per
cent figures was contemplated.
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Order denying the right of the
Bloomington Water Works to own
and operate a second water utility
has been issued, it was announced to-
day by the Public Service Commission.
The order will not prevent the new
company from assisting in providing
adaouate water s,swzaly commissioners
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Local Bank CIearingS

Indianapolis bank clearngs Saturday were
s.. SOB 600: for the week. S1S509 600.
Bank debts Saturday were $500 600; for
the week S3471O.O00.
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Chicago Stocks
LEGAL NOTICES


NOTICE TO BIDDERS DEPARTMENT OF
PUBLIC PARKS CITY OF INDIA%APO-
LIS OFFICE OF THE BOARD. CITY
HALL
Notice is hereby given 10 The Board of
Park Commissioners of tho City of indian
ap0ils. Indiana that II ia desired and
deemed necessary 10 make the following de-
rrrihcd public improvements In the City Of
Indianapolis. as authorized by Tho following
numbered Improvement Resolution adopted
by said Board on the Sth day Of February,
1923
Improvement Resolution No. ], 1923
To construct an addition 20 the present
Locker House at South Grove Golf Course.
lu Riverside Park a part OF the park and
boulevard system Of said city and said I'M
ement Is Tor park plrposes, all as
shown and In accordance with the plans and
specifications on f'e I'm the office OF tho
Board Of Park Commissioners OF said city,
and which may be seen az the office of tho
architect for said Improvement. Mr.. John
= Parrish AIS Castle Hall building. In
dtanapol-. Indiana
That said Board of Park Commissioners
has fixed Thursday. April IL. 1923, at
o'clock p m, at the Office Of -a1d Board
In city Hail. ms the time and place for the
pubic consideration OF the proposed i'm
rovements at which time said Board Of
Park Commissioners win receive bids for
sucn work The successful bidder viii be
required to comply with the specifications
now on h'c and which may be seen in the
Office of said board. He shall deposit q
certified check in the amount 81 two and
oHt-u - z Eot Per GENT Oh NV tIlSHleti .
estimate OF the cost of such work bid upon.
but in no case shall any such check be for
less than the sum of one hundred tS100.00)
dollars said check to be certified by
reputable bank doing business in the City
of indianapolis. Indiana
In case no bid IS accepted this check VIII
be returned to the bidder but If one of the
bids Is accepted and the bidder shall re-
fuse or neg Get to enter into any contract
with the City OF indianapolis. within five
81 days from the time he shall have been
notified OF the acpeDtance of the same said
check shall be forfeited to the City of In
dianapo'is as ascertained and iiquidated dam
ages for the failure to do.
An affidavit Of noncollusion. as required
by law. must be furnished.
The Board of Park Commissioners reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHARLES A BOOKWALTER,
FRED CLINE
A. NJ MAGUIRE
SARAH E SHANK,
Board Of Park Commissioners of the City
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In the Cotton Market

BIZ United FindncidI
NEW YORK, March 24-Cotton opened
lower; May. 29S5c off 25 points: July,
1880, off 40 points; October. 25.45c. off
% points.
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Raw SUGAR Market

BIZ LHtt6d FGHGHcldt
NEW YORK. March 24--With the De
partments of Justice and Commerce threat
ening an investigation of sugar, all market
tendencies were easier otday. Warner re-
duced refined to cents. Cuban raws were
offered at 5 u against 5 Is O Friday and flu
lures opened easier. Opening prices: May.
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IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION

No. 30. 1922
To construct eight go concrete arch
bridges 10 the parks parKways and bouie-
wards OF the city Of Indianapolis, as follows,
tO-Vt.
Bridge no. l. Tn Garfield Park over Bean
Bridge No. . IN Garfield Park over Bean
Greek. rear Southern Ave.
Bridge No. 3. Ia BrcOkside Park over
Pogues Run, near the shops.
Bridge No I. On Jefferson Ave. over
Pcgues Run, near Spades Park.
Pleasant Run. rear jameson Park.
Bridge No. Is. On Churchmau Ave. over
Bridge 40, 2. On Linden St. over Pleasant
Bridge No. s. On Raymond St. over Pleas
All Of said bridges are to be built upon
lands which are nov part OF the park and
boulevard system Of Me city Of Indiahapo-
SAID improvements are for park purposes
auU are 20 be made in accordance with the
plans and specifications on ME IN the office
az tine board OF park commissioners OF said
city That said board of park commits
sioncrs has fixed Thursday the 18th day OF
office of said board. in the city hall, as the
tlmc and place for the public consideration
of the proposed Improvement at " hich time
said board OF park commissioners viii re-
ceive bids Tor such work The successful
bidder VIII bc required -. tpu.p-r with the
specifications now on file and which may be
seen ia the office Of said board. he shall
deposit a certified check IA the amount OF
engineer estimate OF the cost Of such work
bid upon. but IN no case shah any sJ4ch
check be for less than the sum of one hun
Crcd $500 00l dollars. SAID checn to be
certified by q reputable bank. doing business
In the city % Indianapolis. Ind
in case no bid Is accepted. this check viii
h. returned to the bidder. but II one OF the
bSri- Is accepted. and the bidder shall refuse
or neglect TO enter INTO any contract with
the city OF indianapolis within five 90 davs
from the time he shall have been notified If
the acceptance of the same. said check
shall be forfeited 10 tvs city Of indianapolis.
az ascertincd and IIeuId1tcd damages for the
failure 20 DO SO
An affidavit of nou-collusion as required
by law must BE-" furnished
Tho board OF park commissioners reserves
the right TO reject any ana all bids.
CHARLES A. BOOhWALTER.
FRED CLINE.
4. N. MAGT IRE
SARAH r SHANK.
Board of Park Commissi, ners OF the
City Of Indianapolis.
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Local HaV Market

Loose Hay-Sl761S; bales, S17@1S;
heavy mixed hay S1t@15; light mixed hay
S15@l7. Corn--77 a soc Oats-52 @ soc
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Foreign Exchange


NEW YORK. March 24-Foreign ex-
change closed steady:
sterling demand S46S: cables. 81 50
French. demand 64Tc cables q - I1c. Bel
grams. demand 80 &c cables. 56or
Marks. 20 S23 TO the dollar. Czech. demand
96 re: cables 2.91c. Swiss. demand
1870. cables. S44c Guilders. demand,
% 44c cables 80 .47c. Pesctas, demand
15.2Tc: cables. 1890 Swede demand.
% 5sr. cables. 2862c Norway demand.
IROSc cables 1870 Denmark, demand,
49, 5c cables "a .29c.
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CIoverSeed Market
Wnter company Restrained

Cloverseed was quoted SS.12 bu. in In
dianapolis today.
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NOTICE no BIDDERS

Department Of public parks city OF Indi-
annapolis office Of the board. city hall
Notice is hereby given by the board Of
park commissioners of the city OF Indian
apoIis Ind. that u D. desired and deemed
necessary 20 make the following described
public impr0vcm nts ln the city of Indian
aDolis as authorized by the following mum
bered Improvement resolution adopted hy
said board o. the End day Of September,
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New York Liberty Bonds
Dressed Beef Markets

wholesale selling prices OF dressed beef,
Swift & Co.: Ribs-No. 2, 1Sc; No. 8, 14c
Loins--No. 2, 23c: No. 3, leo Rounds
IT,. IL q o. IsIafaa-.Nyn D rn. No
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STATE HIGHWAY CoNSFRiCTFHN
Notice is hereby given x&Eat sealed bids
will be received hv the dirSEtor OF tho SLOT"
HIGHWAY commission m the office Of the
State highway co.rn1i7zion in the statehouec,
CITY % INDIANAPOLIS. nd. until 10 a. m. on
the 10th day Of April. 1923, for the con-
h,ructon of certain highway and described
No. !. p. A AoA Location: Lagrange.
Angola road. Lagrange County line to 5
miles west Of Angola, Steuben County.
Miles: 519S
Bids win he received for three types Of
pavement. Brick bitun'inous concrete and
concrete on tho above lis{eE project az
shown on plans and described in standard
specifications for same.
Cement for the above listed project viii
he Furnished the contractor by the Indiana
State highways commission.
Proposal blanFs and specifications may he
obtained free. and plans upon payment T
500 per set. upon application to the State
highway commission INDIANAPOLIS Ind No
refund Tor DIans rotVrned Plans may also
Na seen at the office of the State highway
commission. Tnttenapois. Ind on or after
Mordav March %
Contracts will be let to the lowest and
best bidder but ne right TO reject any and
all bids Is reserved If any cause exists there
for. Bidders shah file bonds with the bids
as provided by law.
j. u WILLIAMS. Director
Indiana State Highway Commission
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Local WAGON Wheat

Local mills are paying SIPS for No. Q
red wheat.
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Continued From Page y
Ukman. The Government contended
these were planted on Ukman by
Staienaich after his arrest
Harris said he was permitted TO see
Ukman at the Jail the morning after
mis- arrest. before Ukman's lawyer got
to see him. He said his attempts to
get Ukman to confess We're for. the
purpose Of getting q story for his
paper before other newspapers.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as Administrative of
estate of J. Ray Hartman deceased, late Of
Marion County Indiana. Said estate Is SUD-
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J. y WIFI ANS, UtrectOr.
Indiana State Highway Commission
NOTICE on APPOTNTMT

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as executrix of es-
tate of Nancy A. Mcclure, deceased, late of
Marion County, Indiana. Said estate is sup
ppsed to be solvent.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. March - Car lot receipts:
Wheat IS corn. 9S; oats. 10l; rye, 10.
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80 LARGE PROFITS
a %y1 lai expenditure follow Real Estate
EIS3Xng In Want Al columns OF the
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NOTICES.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given. that the under
slgned has duly qualified as Administrative Of
estate of William W. Wiese. deceased late OF
Marion Coz ntv Indiana said estate is sup
posed to be solven.
No. 20970 FLORA E WIESE
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FIRST and secOnu mortgages on Indiana
and Indianapolis real estate r VIII
eON. 1101 National City Danl. Bldg LIN
coin 6T04
MONEY 10 Joan on second mortgages. l.. B.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and
contracts. FRANK K SAWYER. Ne
ridian Life Bldg. 3O7 y. Pennsylvania St.
Rhev 142R
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We MAKE and give second mortgages on
improved farms ana Indianapolis real
estate.
AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT co.
sos Fidelity Trust Bldg.
Evening star., 1923-03-03
ADJUSTMENTS
Kindler-Marsh Recital.

Hans Kinder, the gifted young
Dutch cellist. received the heartiest
of receptions upon his appearance at
the National Theater yesterday after
noon for his concert with Helena
Marsh 1t would hardly be stating
the matter too strongly to say that
Mr.. Kinder is the Kreisler Of the
cello, his instrument seems such a
definite parte of himself. and his play
ing particularly in Delibes' Pas
pied" which he had to repeat. and
in Cesare Cui's La OrientaIe," played
by request. strongly suggests the
great violinist's method of playing.
OF his first two numbers. prelude
and Fugue in c minor" (Bach) and
G major (BoccherinD. the latter was
by far the more popular with the
audience. although the former was
performed with equal technique and
feeling. Sibelius' 'EalSe Triste" was
one of the loveliest compositions in
terrreted by Mr.. Kinder and was a
musical poem of a somber mood.
"Arioso" (Rach). AT the Ball"
lTschaikowskD and "Phapsody"
uiszt- Popper). arrangement and the
other encore. Van Goens' "Scherzo."
completed Mr.. Kindler's numbers on
the program. except for his delightful
obhlieato in the final number with
Miss Marsh--''Le Nil"(Xavier Leroux).
Mr. klndlers numbers Were perfectly
accompanied by the skilIfuI Young
pianist Clarence Fuhrman
Miss Marsh. the young American
contrdlto, who has won ii warm re-
gard for herself with Washington
music audiences. although she has
not made many previous appearances
here. gave program of songs which
were largely of the dramatic type
Her enumeration was perfect and al
though her French and German were
both lovely to listen to. one wished
that she had had more songs in her
native tongue. Her first aria on the
program was the very difficult
by Gluck. and won considerable ad-
miratlon from her audience, but the
more familiar aria from Samson and
Delilah," My Heart at Thy Sweet
Voice. was more generally appre-
GATED Many Of Miss Marsh's notes.
particularly in the lower register
were charmingly liquid and we'll
groups of songs. however, were those
of the simpler ballad type. and par
ticularly those in English. The
Great Awakening by Kramer, and
THE Sea Is Calling by Lawrence
Wsts F of Tesf Ssh Syey and Wner
ter's arrangement of Tagores beau
tiful lines, II Am Like Remnant
of Cloud of Autumn" completed
this group.
. Miss Marsh's other numbers inelud-
ed 'LInvitation au Voyage" pu-
| parc). Per Svinahearde" Swedish
folk songl. "kozak" (Polish sonsD
Frederick Bristol proved a most sym
pathetic accompanist for Miss Marsh
and the final number with Mr.. Kind
Ter was a tripled delight.
Evening star., 1923-03-03
VOTE FOR CONTINUING
CONGRESS COMMITTEE
House Members Pass Measure Con-
cerning DELAYED Reorganization
of Administrative Offices.

The life of the joint congressional
committee on reorganization of the
administrative branch of the federal
government was heightened late yes
terday when the House. by a vote Of
166 to rs, passed the joint resolution
which had previously been passed by
the Senate.
The joint committee has been in ex-
istence nearly two years and has as
vet done absolutely nothing toward
reorganization, because II has been
waiting for the administrations rec
concentrations on a program which
would have the support of the Presi-
dent and his cabinet. This report has
just been received, and Is in such
shape that members of the joint COM
mittee say extensive hearings are
necessary before final action can be
taken. The original act limited the
life of this joint committee to De-
cember, 1922.
Minority Leader Garrett led the op-
position to continuing the life of the
committee, contending that Con-
gress had made a mistake and set a
bad precedent in allowing the Presi-
dent to name a personal representa-
tive, not a member of Congress, to be
chairman Of the congressional COM
nlttee. Representative r. Walton
Moore, democrat. of Virginia, and a
member of the joint committee, urged
that it be allowed to complete the
work assigned to 1T.
Evening star., 1923-03-03
NOTES IMPROVEMENT
IN GRADE OF GASOLINE
Bureau of Mines Reports Tests of
the Motor Fuel Sold in
Washington.

Gasoline sold In Washington today
sold here six months ago, the bureau
of mines announced today in making
public it's seventh semi-annual survey
of gasoline conditions in nine cities
exclusive of Washington. While
motorists in Washington who pur-
chase their gasoline here will find
their automobiles slightly harder to
start on the gasoline sold them, they
VIII fnd an increase in power and a
generally higher quality of motor fuel
sold now than six months ago.
Several Kinds Tested.
Several kinds Of gasoline were test
ed by the bureau, obtained from as
many different companies selling fuel
In Washington. Only one product, a
benzol ol-gasoline mixture, sold by a
well known company, met the govern
rnent specifications for gasoline at all
points, although several Of the other
Kinds tested came within a few points
OF meeting the requirements.
throughout other cities from which
gasoline samples were examined
there was a slight increase in vola-
Unity, with consequent Improvement
in the vaporization of the average
gasoline. thus reducing car casualties
when the thermometer attempts to
undermine the equanimity of the
average business man or his wife.
Seasonal Variations Less.
The seasonal variation of gasoline
i is also diminishing. the bureau found
its survey revealed that 56 of the 129
samples collected in the ten cities
fafled TO meet specifications; New
York being the only city with an en-
tirely clear record in this respect
Evening star., 1923-03-03

roads have not yet conquered this
rough country. but the people of the
interior towns have insisted on bring
ing in all the adjunctS of civiliza
tion by mule and peon back. Even
grand pianos, Mr. Anthony found, had
been carried over the lofty noun
tains by groups of poems.
Beyond the Andes. Mr.. Anthony came
TO the dense jungles of the upper
Amazon region where few white men
have been. The Jivaro Indians who live
in the tracfless forests are true cave
men. They are polygamists and add
TO their collection of wives by killing
off their enemies and adopting their
families ell masse. They hunt with
blow-pipes shooting poisoned darts.
Their wives are somewhat more utili-
tartan and wear hollow earrings in
which they carry supply of sewing
needles.
The Jivaros have a knowledge of
poisons and antidotes that would put
Borgia 10 shame. They can ''un-
poison" game brought down with their
darts. and by the use of a pulp of
beaten vines can poison an entire river
for a distance of three miles down
stream. thus making huge hauls of fish.
Various cross currents Of wind in
the upper Andes bring about there
some of the queerest cloud effects 20
be found. the speaker declared. From
the higher peaks one may view what
are in effect gigantic geysers. whirl-
pools and cascades of clouds.