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ment of Ferguson and restore him to full
citizenship. When this is done, Mas
victory will be complete.
"'Oh, pshaw,' she said, when con-
graduated on the fact that she will be
the center of all feminine eyes for the
next two years. 1t isn't any more
honor to be the first woman governor
than it is to be the second or the third.
It's only that people think of it in that
light"
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1924-11-23
JEFFERSON COUNTY
LEAGUE MEETS TUESDAY

Tuesday will be very full day for
members of the jefferson County
League of Women Voters. There will
be the regular monthly meeting of the
executive board at 10 80 in the morn
ing at headquarters. At 80 comes
the luncheon in honor of the manufac-
turers, and this will be followed at 2 80
by the regular meeting of the league in
the Hillman hotel parlors. Much i'm
portant business must be discussed, and
the report of the housewives exhibit will
be given by Mrs. J. NJ. Hankins. A full
attendance is urged,
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DANTE CLUB AUXILIARY
TO GIVE DANCE

The Ladies' auxiliary of the Dante
club have planned dance for Thurs
day evening. November 81, at the Dante
Club on Twcnty-ninth street, south An
orchestra will furnish music through the
evening. Mrs. Sarah Romeo has been
made general chairman.
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Mrs. DuxGiiven
Luncheon At
SouthernCluh

Mrs. Claire Dux, who will be pre-.
scented in concert Monday evening by
the Birmingham Music Study club has
been the recipient of number of the
first delightful entertainments during
her few days stay in Birmingham
where she was the guest of her friend,
Mrs. E. G. Chandler, president of the
Music Study club. One of the most
enjoyable occasions was a luncheon
Saturday at the Southern club which
included the twenty-five members of
the Music Study club board, and the
honorees.
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CHARACTER ANALYSIS
CLUB MEETING

The Character Analysis club held the
first meeting of the winter on the third
floor of the Y. NJ. G. A. building last
Wednesday evening at s o'clock.
With the exception of short pro-
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ADVENT CIRCLE TO
HAVE APRON SALE

Unit No. of the Church of the Adj
vent will hold an apron and cake sale
on Wednesday, November %, ut the
The public is cordially invited.
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RECITAL AT MISSES
HOWARD'S SCHOOL

The following program of the Misses
Towards School for Girls was well
rendered at the school Friday evening ::
Vocal numbers-Two Roses (Gilberte)
Miss Maude Daniel; Spray of Roses
(Sandersony, Mrs. Mature; Dawn Cur
RAM, Mrs. J. p. Cunningham; All Joy
Be Thine (Sanderson), Mrs. f. D.
Montgomery My Heart And l daisy
Rowley), Mrs. l.. d. King; Wake Up
(Phillips), Mrs. L. VIM; All! Love
But a Day (Gilberte), Miss Malcolm
Rogers; For You Alone (GeehD, Mr..
Wilbur Holmes; Invictus Bruno
Huhn), Mr.. G. e. Scruby.
Piano Number-Hungary (Koelling)
Laura Tiley; AT Evening Grant Scha-
fer, Mary Alice McIllerney; Scarf
Dance (Chaminade), Lillian billiard ;
The Fair (Gurlett), Susanna Latimer
Garden OF Dreams (McDonald) and
Butterflies Grant Schafer), Evelyn
Collins.
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CUNNINGHAM SCHOOL
CELEBRATES EDUCATION WEEK
FACULTY RECEPTION AT
MISSES HOWARD'S SCHOOL

One of the most interesting events of
the Misses Towards School for Girls
was the recent reception at which The
Misses Howard were hostesses to all
former and present members of their
faculty. The occasion occurred in the
school parlors from to II o'clock and
was most enjoyable throughout as the
former teachers recalled and recounted
to the new teachers the happy times
spent within these walls that were dear
to them from love and loyalty. Topics
of general school interest, music and re-
freshments constituted a pleasant eve
ming. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Cubic, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Birdwell, Mr.. and Mrs. Van Bright
man, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Turner, Mr..
and Mrs. Il. w. Simmons, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kelly, Misses Everett,
Henry, Stavrovsky, and the Misses
Howard. The hostess sponsors were the
following students: Misses Hardwick,
Hatton, Palmer, and VanLandingham.
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ROCK PARTY To CELEBRATE
RIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY

4 pretty party of the past week was
given by Mrs. Clifford Adams to cele-
brate the thirteenth birthday of her
charming young daughter, Margaret,
when she invited a number of friends
to play rock.
The following guests were included in
this hospitality.
Emma Ayers, Ethel Caldwell, Mary
Ruth Morgan, Harriet Smooth, Mar
saret McTyrre, Rowena Wade, Hester
Woodall, Jane Ross, Mildred Hess
Ruth Beasley, Marian Kaufman, Lucy
Handy. After the games a salad and
ice course was served. The prizes were
won by Mary Ruth Morgan, Rowena
Wade, Marian Kaufman and Jane Ross.
CUNNINGHAM SCHOOL
CELEBRATES EDUCATION WEEK
The Cunningham school observed
Education week in the following man
ner. Each parent who visited the school
was given tag on which was inscribed
II have visited the school today"
Thursday was special visiting day for
the parents. There was an exhibit of
the children's work in the domestic
art room. The domestic science pupils
served punch and cake.
Mr.. A. w. Bell, member of the
board of education, gave a talk on the
need of an education after which the
pupils gave a program on illiteracy and
value of education.
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LEGAL NOTICES
~ flFltTl Nd NVIRt Fl.N
CITY ADVERTISER Emf
UEPARTMEN or PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov 20. 1924
N.-LL-AL IT y v -LA-L.L-LI y

Indianapolis, Ind Nov e. 1924.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
Notice Is hereby given by the Board OF
Public WORKS or the city Of Indianapolis.
Indiana. that on the Hlst day OF Novem-
Der. 1924, they approved an assessment roll
showing the prima facie assessments for
the following described public improve
ment. "a authorized by the ImDroYeu
Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No. 1850.
RANDOLPH STREET
From south property line Of Woodlawn
70 north property line OF Prospect
Street.
Except space occupied by the esplsnades
in center of street
BY grading and paving the roadway with
Asphalt Asphaltic Concrete Concrete or
Brick laid on a 6-iuch gravel concrete
foundation from gutter line to gutter line,
to uniform width OF @8.4 feet grading
and paving the wings Of the intersecting
alleys In a similar manner and to the
widths as shown on plan; providing 20
Ineal feet Of 4x1S-inch Stratifcd Lime
stone Marginal StOnr or u X2X2-iuch Stand
ard steel paving guard. az spccided con
strGcting / catch basin including inlet top
providing new iron inIets laying $50
hneal feet of l2-ineh dram pipe with con
nectiOns made to Inlets. catch-basin and
the manhole in the first alley north Of
Prospect Street, as shown on plan.
Also extending all water. gas. sewer
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

indianapolis. Ind Nov 1s. 1924.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN;
Notice is hereby given by the Board OF
Public Works Of tho City Of Ind annapolis.
Indiana that on the 17th day Of Noyem-
her. 1894 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prim4 facis assessments
for thu following described public i'm
pT0V3Hent as authorized by the Improve
meut Resolution named
Improvement Resolution No. 1918.
FIRST ALLEY EAST OF BEEILLE
AVENUE.
From south property line OF frst alley
south Of Brookside Avenue
To north property lnS Of COyusF Ave
BY grading and paving tbs alley with
Brick laid on a 6-iuCh gravel conorete
foundation from inches of property Inns
TO Is inches Of property lins 70 uniform
Also extending all water, gas sewer and
other private service connections TO prop
erty line. where not already in
All TO be as shown on plans and IS
Persons Interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board Of Public Works OF
said city has fixed Friday. Nov 2Sth 1924.
: .. M. as date upon which remon-
stFances VIII be received. or heard. against
the amount assessed against each pieca OF
property described in said roll, and VIII de
terullne the question 10 whether such
lois or tracts OF land have been or will be
benefited IN the amounts named on said
roll. or IN greater or less sum than named
on SAID roll.
SAID assessment roll showing said -
facie assessments with the names Of 0 VS.
CTS and descriptions of property subject -
be assessed. IS on file and may be seen a.
the office OF the Board Of Public Works OF
SAID city.
CHARLES T. COFFIN.
w. H. FREEMAN
NJ. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works. City Of Indian
Nov. Is. 90. 81 q. "a. q. 26. 1924.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENT
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS a



Indianapolis Ind. Nov. 10. 1928
TO WHOM ri NAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given by the Board %
Public Works 81 the City Of Indianapolis
bar. 1921 they approved an assessment
roll showing the prlma facle assessments
lot the following described public Inn
provemeut az authorized by tie Improve
ucut Resolution named
SEVENTEENTH STREET
From west line of west rail line Of c. G.
c & s. +. Railroad.
To east property line Of Northwestern
Except tbs crossing Of the private
BY grading and paving ths roadway
with Asphalt. Asphaltic Concrete. Co1crsts
Or Brick laid on q S-inch gravel concrets
foundation from curb line 30 cU~o Inns, to
q uniform width Of "a feet grading and
paving the wings OF the lntersaCtins street
and alleys in a similar manner and % ths
widths as shown on plan, curling both
sides OF the roadway with Stratihed
Limestone. Ferea Sandstone Granite or
6x24-iDch Concrete Curb; cur5ine ths
wings OF the toterseCt1nG street and alleys
~ a similar manner and 20 the widths as
shown on plan. providing - lineal feet Of
r-ioot radius granite corners, providing
h3 Inca, fse1 Of lG-tO0t radius granite cor
ners, constructing / catch basin. including
inlet top. providing 3 new iron inlets; Law
ing 20 lireal feet Of 12-iuch drain pins
with conneetions made to lniets: eaton
.meal feet Of 4xl s-inch strat!fed Line
stone Marginal stone or = x2xc-inch
STANDARD Steel Paving Guard as specified:
re-attln- uaUho.e tops to grade, re-
setting iron lu.eIs 10 curb grade.
Also extending all water gas. sewer
and other private service connections ia
property lIra where not already IN.
AL 10 be as shown OF plan and a.
specified
Persons interested in or affected nv said
tes ~lhel public Improvement ara hereby
notified thai t-e Board Of Public Works
IF sald city has fixed Friday Nov IS.
1929 p m. as date upon which Tee
iua.zt-anc-s viii ba received Or heard
against the amount assessed against each
p.eOa - property described In said roll
and Viii determine the question "a 70
whether such lots or tracts of land hav.
been Or VIII be benefited 10 the amou ~
named on said roll or ~ p greater or
sum than that named or said roll
Said assessment roll showing said prinFT
facte assesswelts with the names Of own
er5 and descriptions Of property subject 70
be assessed IS on f.e and may be seen at
the office If the Board of Public Works
CHARLES z. COFFIN
". H. FREEMAN.
II ! SPENCER
Board Of Pu0lic Works, City ot Indian
Noy ao. 81. e. -. 3. %. -. 1875
fTT-E -T2rTIC Z1Nf l@NrTY,
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OFFICE Of THE BOARD


I-5tanarol!s. Ind Nov. Is. 1924
TO WHOM IT NAY Concern.
Motto is hereby given 10y the Board q
Public Works Of the City OF Indianapolis,
Indiana. that Oh the 11ta cay OF NoTen~
Der, 1923 they approved an asses rnens
TaI showing the prima facie assessments
for the following described public i'm
provement az authccized by the Improve
mert Resolution named.
Improvement Resolution No. 1876.
GEORGIA STREET
From east property line Of Olive Streot.
To west property line OF Ieots Street
by grading and paving the roadway with
Asphalt AsphSiuc Concrete. Concrete ~
foundation from curb line 20 curb lire.
r. uniform width Of = feet, curoiug
both sides of ihe roadway with Strsttfed
limestone Berea Sandstone. Granite or
6x@4iarh Concrete curb. providing -
7treal feet Of 4x1S-inch Stratitied IIuN-
stone Marginal Stone or Z x2X--in0h stand
ard Steel Paving Guard as specified; rs
setting inlet tops to curb grade
Also extending su water gas. sewer snd
other private aeTvice connections 10 prop
erty line. where not already IN.
All 10 be as shown on plan and IS spes1s
Persons interested fl or affected ny said
described public Improvement aro hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
of said Gty has fixed Friday. November
IS 1924. zoo p. m. as q date upon
which rcmonetrances viii be received. or
heard. against the amount assessed
against each piece OF property described
IN said roll and viii determine the CUES
ton as TO whether such lots or tracts %
lands have been or VIII bs benefited e
the amounts named on said roll, or II -
greater or less sum than that named on
said roll.
said assessment roll showing said prin1s
facie assessments. with the names of own
ers and descriptions OF property subject
to be assessed Is on file and may bs
seen at the office of the Board Of Public
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LEGAL NOTICES


an dothcr private service connections to
property line. whore not already in.
An to be as shown On plan and as speci-
fed.
Persons Interested in or affected by said
described public Improvement are hereby
notified that the Board OF Public Works
Of said city has fixed Wednesday Dec 3rd
1924 . y. m. as date upon which re-
monstrances viii be received. or heard,
against the amount assessed against each
piece Of property described in said ron,
and viii determine the question as to
whether such lots or tracts of land have
been or VIII be benefited in the amounts
named on said roll. or in greater or less
sum than that named on said roU.
Sad assessment roll showing said prima
lacte assessments. with the names Of own.
crs and descriptions Of property subject to
he assessed is on file and may be seen at
the office of the Board Of Public Works Of
said city
CHARLES f. COFFIN.
W II. FREEMAN,
NJ. J SPENCER
Board ~ Public Works. City Of indian
ap0Is
nov =. p. % .. %. %. Dec I 1924.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT.
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NJ. J. SPENCER.
Board ~ Public Works, City Of Indian
ap0lis.
Nov 10. 20. II. 90. q. IS. 20. 1924,
i-TT,N ADN-E Fl, 10 ~ E.NTl
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CHARLES F COFFIN.
W II FREEMAN.
----.-- !. = u II

Board OF Pubic Works City Of Indian.
apOits
Nov. r.. rs 90. q % % De- / 1ao4
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LEGAL NOTICES


named plaintiff has this day filed in the
office Of the clerk of said court her Ger
tain complaint or petition alleging therein
among other things that you, the said de
fendant, on the 5th day Of June, 1900 be.
ing then Il resident Of the city Of Camel,
ton in the County of Perry and State Of
Indiana. and the same being your usual
place of residence went to parts unknown,
and have continuously since said date re-
ma'ned absent and unheaTd from. that 10y
reason thereof this plaintiff prays the
court that YOU be adiudged deceased.
Now. therefore, you. the said Frank
Markum defendant antd absentee as afore-
said. are hereby notified that said COM
plant ard the matters therein alleged VIII
come mp for hearing and determination ia
sad court al the courthouse in the city Of
Cannelt0n. County and State aforesaid on
Saturday the 21th day Of December, 1921.
OF as soon thereafter as such hearing can
b., had.
Witness the clerk and seal OF said court
at Cannelton Indiana this Path day Of
November. 1924
tSEAL} SAM ANDERSON
Clerk Perry Circuit Court.
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
OFFICE OF THE BOARD

DEVICE OF T7tE BOARD
Tnft .DatoH4 mi Nov - 1924
TO WHOM III MAY CONCERN:
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Improvement k0-o} ntion No 11S6S,
ARSENAL Az tNJ r.
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Action! and Quick ActionThrOugh The Times Want Ad Columns
ROOMS FOE RENT
a-Light Housekeeping

18th, E. 3O3 large front rm.; private
home = emp couples Har 3ITS-J
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CHARLES r COFFIN.
~ II FREEMAN

vi - ~ f-4HN ~
Roart ot Public Works cry Of Indian
Nov - 2a %. 27. .. 20. Dee. I 1923
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In the Perry Circuit Court December
term 1924
state 0f Indiana, Perry County, 81:
Anna Marllum vs.. Frank Markum.
You are hereby notified that tha above
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w. Fl FREEMAN
Nj. J. SPENCER
Board Of Public Works City Of Indian
Nov. "a IS 90 81. IS. e9-Dec. /. 1924.
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20 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

WANTED lunch wagon or large truck
suitable Tor same. JAS. A. OSBORN
Gen. Del, City or 232 Indiana Ave.
CASH for TO rooms of furniture. Can
Randolph 7034
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-15
'HIRE CO1IER" Will THEN BE SLOGAN

1t is understood that the nice ar
rangement that has heretofore exist
ed between Judge Conner and Attor-
ney Paul Babcock will be continued,
after January first, 1925, should Mr.
BabcOck be nominated and elected. At
present it is generally understood,
and it is certainly understood by those
who know what is goins on about
town, that a person Wa q cause at
court, that he wants cgSw1n, should
always hire Paul Babcock. That is
the reason why the wise ones with a
case to win always hot-foots it to
Paul Babcock, knowing that with Paul
retained, that victory scars In the Of
fing. In other words it has appeared
for some time that there existed some
sort of a working understanding be-
tween the two: Mr. Babccck and
Judge Comer-for it is a cold day
when Paul Babccck was ever ruled
against by Judge Conner, and a
mighty hot one when he ever lost a
case. The men are very thick, and
many the long private talks they have
had at convenient times in the past
Many people honestly believe that the
arrangement has been mutually pro-
fitable-for it is not every day that
a person can retain a lawyer and a
Judge at the same time and with the
Continued on page 81
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1924-08-15
CHAUTAUQUABIDS
P'WOOD FAREWELL

The Ellison White Chautauoua will
complete its stand in Plentywood to-
night, with the performances of a
Magician. The program was ordi-
nary, but the best crowds ever at
tending patronized the show this wear.
The usual amount of Pro British
100 per cent American, and Anti Rus
sian, Anti Foreign, and Pro War
propaganda was indulged in and put
over under the guise Of Christianity.
Such men as DR.. Strokan, Ray Lang.
Len Rue, Lou Nelson and Leo Zeidler
always applauded vocifercusly any
thing lauding the old Gar, or de-
nOuncing the efforts of the people to
break the chains of slavery.
1t is understood that the Company
failed miserably at Scobey, and as
it weEld not pay them to come up on
the branch for just one stand so the
! the Company will not come next wear
No effort has been made to sign
guarantOrs for next year.
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The Princess of Sheridan County
Contest is in full swing. Nominations
are coming in, as well as votes. The
Young ladies are commencing to
awake to the fact that there is a
glorious time ahead at the Montana
State Fair in exchange for a little
work.
The nominations will close Satur-
day, August %, and any lady who
wants to try for this wonderful trip,
wants to get her nomination in to the
"Queen of Montana manager, care OF
Producers News, the coming week
do not delay, but act today.
Girls. its sure lot of fun! It's a
grand trip: it's a swell time.
The Producers News, the Sheridan
County Farmer notwithstanding has
exclusive right to put on the Queen
of Montana" contest in Sheridan cOun-
ty.
Just why the Farmer should put
out a story cOntradicting this is be-
vond all understanding or comprehen-
sion, and is another very clear proof
that no person can depend upon one
word that appears IN that paper or is
put out by the outfit behind it. The
Farmer is not interested in the
"Oueen of Montana" 1t had month
to take hold of it, before the Prcduc-
ers News touched it, but it ignored it
but after being over a month late
~ this paper took the contest uI
under an exclusive agreement with
the State Fair management, the only
paper in the county that had respond
ed. then the Farmer having closed it.
own contest, in peace as far as this
paper is concerned, backs into the
"Oueen of Montana" contest with {;
statement disputing the claims of tn
Producers News to exclusive right!
in putting on the contest.
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T Farmerine Grafters Pull
Down $1,000 for Printing
For The Month Of July

The Farmerine outfit done quite a
stroke Of business during July. just
as soon as Pilster StOrkan got the
printing contract, county printing
business began to pick up, thanks
to the O'Gradys and Purchasing
Agent Carl Peterson, who are show
ing their usual generosity with the
peoples money, since the Farmer
inc outfit of grafters got the C0un-
ty Printing Contract.
The bills for the July printing
was filed the first of August and
allowed in full. Warrants in the
sum of nearly S13OO.OO was then
Immediately presented 20 the coun-
ty treasurer for registering. The
outfit nevsr batted an eye when
they presented the warrants. The
exact amount Of the warrants was
S1259.97.
Thus it comes about that in one
month, the Farmerine collected al
most as much for county printing
as the Producers News collected
for the entire eight months which it
had the contract.
This very item proves true every
assertion Of the Producers News in
reference to the grating gang-let
them back in office and the county
will sell another 100000 in bonds
before July 25, 1925. Just try it
and see. StOTkaG nO6 not 0niy
pulls down his huge monthly graft
as county health officer and cOun-
ty poor doctor, for doing absolutely
nothing, but he also is now getting
the price Of a farm each month for
County Printing.
How do you like it, Mr.. Taxpay-
er?
Fine, isn't it, for the grafters!
Since the Antelope Independent
or the Farmerine, both papers are
one, got the county printing con.
tract, which they got on the basis
of contracting to publish the min
utes of the Board of County Com.
missiOners for nothing, not line Of
those minutes of the Board have
been printed.
Nor does Pilster StOrkan intend
nor does Green Ink ROdger, no.
does 'POpbOttle Jack" O'Grady, no.
Continued on page 81