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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-01-19
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 19.--Hogs $4,000:
slow; medium and heavyweight
butchers 10 at 20 cents lower; li"nt-
er weight fully rs cents off; killing
pigs rs at 80 cents lower; shipping
demand moderate; big packers mac
tive: bulk better 225 to 800 pound
butchers l1.0O at 1916: bulk dcsir-
able 16O to 100 pound weights 1850
ut 1875: few lao to $50 pound selec-
tons up to 1890; tops all weights
1880; packing sows largely 1910 at
1875: desirable killing pigs 1900
down; heavyweight hogs ll.7O Mt
1910; medium ll.80 at l2.45; lights
1l.80 at 1880; light lights ll.5O at
1890; packing sows 1926 ut 1890;
slaughter pigs 1916 at 1900.
Cattle, 1900; fat steers slow;
steady; quality plain: medium grades
predominating; bulk $50 Mt 1000;
best medium weight 1875; ycarlings
1850; better grades heavy fat cows.
and heavy heifers weak; light hcifers
and Gamers and cutters fully steady;
bulls steady to weak; vcalers mostly
1900 at 14.00 to packers: outsiders
upward to l4.5O.
Sheep 10000; fat lambs opening
fairly active; most early sales to city
butchers and sheep 1850 at 1915;
or strong to 25 higher; few loads to
packers l4.75 at 1925; these strong:
practically no feeding lambs included
in days receipts; holding few loads
of lightweights above 1850; fat sheep
fully steady; two decks and several
lots of desirable ewes $50 at 900.
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FOR SALE

4 ROOM cottage, nth street, excel.
lent condition, 32O00.0O.
, ROOM cottage, Avenue B, excellent
ROOM cottage, Mandan Ave-. toll
Ct, small base ment. cementcd, east
front, easy terms, $2650.0O.
z ROOM house, bath. front street,
right down town, 100000.
Z ROOM house, Mandan Ave., east
front, modern, $4,000.
6 ROOM cottage, modern, east front,
east part Of city, garage, $26OO.OO.
s ROOM cottage, 18th street, bath,
full basement, garage, easy terms
100000.
DOZENS OF houses Of all dcscrip-
tions and at all sorts Of terms in
practically every part Of the city.
BUILDING LOTS: hundreds of them,
from the Country Club to the
l'enitcntiary; many Of them for
ten per cent cash and the balance
on easy monthly payments. Il,
FARM LANDS -There have been
thirty or forty sales Of land made
in this county the past few weeks.
The real bargains will soon be TAX
en- up or the prices raised. BY the
coming fall he biggest farm land
movement siAcc 1916 will be un-
der way. BIN
BUY NOW and make your profit.
INSURANCE.; on your house, furni-
ture, automobile, farm buildings,
business buildings, merchandise. in
reliable companies.
F.E YOUNG.
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FAST DRIVING HELPS TRAFFIC

Detroit-Barney Evcritt, pioneer
autom obile manufacturer, says that
Detroit should speed up its motor
traffic to relieve congestion.
He believes that Washington's ex !
pertinent of setting up the speed
limit and Kansas lcgalizing CO.
mile an hour speed limit for country
roads has relieved traffic and lowered
the number of accidents and deaths
in those districts.
my suggestion" says Everitt, "for
the present is. 35-milc limit in city
streets, 40 for ,boulevards and not
less than so for country roads.
"That is too slow, but for the time
being or suntil folks come to realize
that speed does not necessarily mean
danger, it will suffice to relieve con-
gestion.
"A car going twice as fast is on
the street only half as long. 1t ar
riyes at its destination and is parked
out Of the way"
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News of Our
Neighbors
MCKENZIE


Mrs. r. r. Meyers has been on the
sick list with humps the past week.
The Royal NeiEhbors Lodge Of Nc
Kenzie installed their new officers
for the coming year last Thursday
evening. At the close of the meet
ing luncheon was served and Mrs.
Thos. Hughes and Mrs. Henry Larson
for Il. N. A. members and their
husbands.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hughes and
little son were callers in the Capital
City Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Meyers gave
whist party last Saturday, Jan. 0, in
honor of MIR. and Mrs. W. Lcdgerding
Of Sweet Brier. Those present were
>Mr:-and Mrs. Albert Ocffner, Mr.. and
Mrs. Tom Hughes and Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Larson. The hostess served
n dainty luncheon at the close Of the
evening.
There was small crowd reported
ut the dance given by the NJ. w. ~.
but Il good time was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. G. Packard has been the guest
Of her daughter, Mrs. A. DOucette,
for the past week.
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RANGE or CARLOr SALES.

minneapolis, Jan. 19--Kangc Of car
lot grain sales: Wheat No. dark
northern l.7lis at l.SlA: No. . ditto
1.7i7s ut l.7lA; No. ! ditto LOIS at
l.72.s: No. hard spring 1874 ut
1921; No. hard winter l.94: No.
amber durum l.53; No. durum
1871; No. mixed durum l.Gi.
Barley. sample grade. 5G at G3is;
No. ). G2 at 63; No. 4. 60 at G2is.
Corn, No. : YELLOW. "a; No. 5 mixed,
G3; No. 6 white, IS.
Oats. No. 2 white, 80 at 4Ols; No.
3 white. 38l: at "a.
Rye No. l. 9sh. at 100.
Flax No. /, GAG Mt 2.53.
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WHEAT HIGHER ON
MINNEAPOLIS MARKET

Minneapolis. Jan. 19.---tR-Wheat
prices worked higher today without
the aid Of news Of Importance, ex.
cept responsive cables and slightly
better export sales. Opening advance
was one to Is cent and prices
slipped back / 3-8 cents from high
before resistance developed.
Oats advanced 1-2 cents in SYM
pathy with Chicago. May rye was
neglected early. finally opening Sd
cents lower and turning strong with
wheat, advancing ! l-2 to 5-8 cents
from low point. May barley advanc..
ed l.2 cent with other markets and
May flax seed was up ! Ia cents.
Cash wheat started with better
tone hut turned quiet and about
steady after first selections were
made. Winter wheat was quiet and
steady. Durum was firm. Corn was
easy for lower grades with some
sales at one to two cents lever.
Oats were in fair to-good demand
with receipts light.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis, Jan. 10.--Wheat re-
ccipts 1877 cars, compared to 282 q
year ago. Cash: No. ] northern 1.72&
at 1.73A: No. l dark northern spring
choice to fancy 1904 at l.85;A; good
to choice l.73A at l79A: ordinary
to good LIEN at LIAM; No. hard
spring l.73A at l.S7A; No. ! dark
hard Montana. on track l.72A at
1889: to arrive l.72M at 1887 ;
May l.69M; July 1.64M.
Corn. No. 3 yellow 7GA at 80&.
Oats No. ) white 1874 at 1914.
Barley 81 at &C..
Rye No. 2, l.0Oss at 1.Olss
Flax No. !, 2.l7h. at 2.52h.
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SOJITH ST. PAUL LIyESTOCK.

South st. Paul, Jan. l9.-Cattle
1900: steers and ycarlings slow, full
~ steady; spots strong; medium
weights early 900; bulk $50 at 8.75;
fat she stock moderately active, firm
at 4.5O at 100: mostly; better grades
upward to 100; Gamers and cutters
unchanged at $50 at 400: bologna
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago. Jan. l9--GP) Wheat No.
! hard $l.S2 1-2; No. 2 hard 1871 12
to l.82 -. Corn No. 4 mixed az l-2
to rs: No. 3 yellow Is "a. TO n.
Oats No. 2 white AZ IL to 43: No. 3
white AZ IL to a9 "a: rye No. 2,
1.O4 "a to 1876. Barley G3 to 70.
Timothy seed 1926 to $50. Glover
seed $27.25 to 1925. Lard 1892.
Ribs 1000. Bellies 100.
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FOR SALE

b xy 5At
SIX ROOM noders- t~o story house.
st~A9sement, hot Nater heat, near
pital. Sale price, $4,000 on terms,
Or $4.75o cash. a bargain.
ing interest Modern bungalow;
hardwood floors. fine rartitioncd
basement. furnace hest. heated gar
age, near schools imme diate posses
sion. Address SIT Anderson st.
SIX ROOM modern two story house.
garage, east front, hardwood floors.
lawn trees, fine location. Sale price
$4,000; good terms; 7co.
FIVE RooMlpartly modern house.
located 404 18th St.; hardwood
floors; newly painted inside and
out; in A No. l condition. Sale
price $4,000; 5000 cash; very easy
payments.
FIVE ROOM two story modern five
room house, east front. we'll located
for schools; full basement, furnace
heat. Sale price $3,450-eash-
NEW SIX ROOM very modern two
story stucco house. oak and maple
floors; good size bedrooms. large
closets, basement garage, built-in
features. Ready for occupancy
Feb. LIST. Sale prices $4,000; terms
10.
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Minneapolis, Jan. 19.--Potatocs:
Moderate wire inquiry, demand slow!
market weaker. Carloads delivered
sales, freight only deducted. Mime
apolis and St. Paul rate, sacked cwt.
round whites, u. S. No. I, very few
sales. mostly around $50. seed stock,
too few sales to establish market.
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MINNEAPOLIS FLOUR.

Minneapolis. Jan. l9.-Flour un-
changed to 10 cents higher; in car
load lots family patents quoted at
9.65 q barrel in % pound cotton
sacks; shipments 39,437 barrels;
bran $3.50.
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POTATOES.

Chicago, Jan. l9.-P0tat0es: Trad
ingif fair on Idaho stock; very slow on
otherG: receipts 102 cars; total U. S.
shipments $50; II Canadian: market
swealf no sales reported on northern;
Idaho sacked russets 400 at 4.25, ac-
cording to quality.
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CHICAGO POULTRY.

Chicago. Jan. l0.-CP)-- Poultry
alive steady; receipts Z cars; fowls
ROSTERS 20; ducks 30 at -; geese
20 at %.
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STATE BRIEFS

mestown.---Funeral services were
held this morning at $50 for Mrs.
Grover Koop, 80, wife Of Grover c.
Koop, prominent young jamestown
business man, who died Sunday even
ing from an attack Of pneumonia
following an illness Of several years.
Burial will be held at Braincrd,
MINI.
Grand Forks.-Rev. David Stoeye,
pastor Of Bethany Lutheran church,
was elected president Of the Luther
an pastors association at the annual
meeting.
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FOR SALE-4 Registered Hereford
bull calves. Prime Lad and Fair
fax breeding, also several stacks OF
GOOD hay at $500 per ton in the
stack. Walter r. Sellens, on River
road. 8 miles Northwest Of Bis
marck. 1-13-1w
FOR .SALE--75xl5O foot corner on
Seventh Street and Avenue f for
$3.50. Lots are one block from high
school. Write Tribune No., SO.
l-15-2wks.
WANTED--Canceled Postage stamps
Foreign and American. Room 400.
Mckenzie Hotel before Q q. IA:
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FOR SALE

FIVE ROOM 93upeaIow fully modern
with bath, full basement, furnace
heat, east front on 80 It. lot. price
100000 with 800. TO 81. 900. cash.
Easy tsrps en- Aalancs.
FIVE ROOM modern Bungalow or
pavcment, convenient to school,
full 'hasemAft, laundry tubs, maple
floors throughout, built-in cabi-
nets, glazed in porch, double gar
/ age. House IN excellent condition.
Price -. eo0.Q0. TERMS !.
FIVE ROOM Bungalow, maple floors,
bbilt-in cabinets, fire place, hot
water heat, tile bath room floors,
south front, convenient to school.
Price 45,8O0.00, terms. Two more
rooms can be finished.
FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
east front, price A2,S00. 90, assume
mortgage Of $1300.0O. $4,000 OF
more in cash and easy terms on
EIGHT ROOM two story modern
house on Sixth street, maple floors
throughout, full basement, hot va
ter heat, convenient to schools
One heated room in attic. Price
$6,600.O0 with terms,
SIX ROOM two story house, full
basement, hot !, water heat, east
front. maple floors, price 10000
with terms.
SIX ROOM two story house on nave.
ment. fully modern, price $4,000
90 with 100000 cash down pay
ment. balance on terms to suit
purchaser.
A REAL BARGAlN--One story five
room house With o. feet Of ground
on corner, convenient to schools
and churches. Two more houses
can be built on this property, price
$2.700.O0. do not overlook this bar
gain.
I HAVE a most compiete list OF good
houses and choice. building lots
in all parts Of the city. l can loan
you money to buy Yourself q
home, or to build. Loans prompt.
~ closed. Before you buy, it will
pay you to sRe me. ! alao have
choice farm lands for sale at bar
gain prices. Insurance written in
reliable companies.
PRICE OWENS
Phone AL.
Eltinge Bleck. . Room 10.
1-l3-tf
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MUSIC school.

MUSIC SCHOOL-Special two
monthly course for beginners in
reading and writing notes. Our
violin classes are reopened again.
For conditions call at The MUSIC
SCHOOL, 81 Ave. A, corner Man.
dan Ave. or Phone 10l7. M
1.1.tl
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Chicago, Jan. l9.--LE9-Helped by
firmncss Of Liverpool quotations,
wheat here tended upward early to-
day. In this connection, some signi-
ficance was attached to reports that
higher prices we're being asked abroad
for Argentine offerings, although Of
poorer quality than usual. Notice
was also taken of comment that the
combined visible supply Of Canada
and the United States at present is
only ll5,0OO,O0O bushels. against 1884,
100000 bushels = year ago. with COM
mencement Of a new harvest in this
country approximately four and a
half months away.
Chicago opening prices. Il to IS
cents higher, May (ncw) l.75 at Is
and July l.t2 at u. were followed by
slight dip and then by rise high
er than before.
Improved weather conditions made
corn easy. After opening Ut Il off
TO X cent up. May "a at *. corn
underwent u moderate general sag.
Oats were responsive TO wheat
strength. Starting unchanged to Il
cent higher, May As at u cent, oats
held near to initial figures.
Foreign buying gave strength to
provisions.
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FARM LANDS

FOR SALE-S0 acres land, known as
Y the Freede farm, one, mile from
town. If interested address j. w.
.'.I.aughlin, care N. D. Peniten.-
. tisry 1-8.2w
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FINANCIAL !.
NEWS
BEARS HALT
PRICE RISE
Short Selling Conducted Il
Baking Issues-Utilities
Bought Heavily

New York, IAN. ls.--GP)-Stock
prices turned reacti0nary late to.
day when selling attack, launch. 8
cd against the mntOr shares and
other industrial issues, wiped out
most of the gains scored ON an
early advance. American Can
broke five points and reactions
Of one 20 four points took place
In Sears-ROebnck, BALDWIN, Pull.
man. Y. s. Steel and American
Smelling.
New Yoxk, Jan. 10.--tP)-Resump
ton OF the upward movement OF
prices in today's stock market was
interrupted ut intervals by bear sell
ing and profit taking. Pool opera
tlons were stimulated by a reduction
In official call money rates to four
per cent, loans in the "outside" mar
ket being quoted as low as 3la. Short
selling was aggrcssively conducted in
the Paking issues on the announce
ment that an official inquiry into re-
cent mergers would begin here next
month. Renewed weakness of u. 5.
Alcohol was associated with uncon-
firmed rumors of lower prices and
loss of contracts. Public utilities
were heavily bought in anticipation of
important merger and dividend dew
elopments. American Water Works
and Public Service Of N. j., each sell
ing 3 points above yesterdays final
quotations, while several others sold
to 2 points higher. Special buying
Also developed in several apeciAlties.
International Business Machines soar
ing over g points and South Porto
E'can Sugar. Savage Arms and Ma
t"nA biscuit selling three points
higher Heavy liquidation Of the
motor WAS resumed in the early aft
crn"o,. with Hudson and General
MOto,s the principal targets.
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HELP wANrED-rEAlALE
WORK WANTED
FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR SALE OR RENT
HOUSES AND FLATS
FOR RENT-Completely furnished
two room apartment, opens on
large porch facing east. Especial
ly attractive. 71O-7th St. Phone
1871. l-l4-1w
FOR RENT-Five room modern
house on Main st. between 9Th and
9th. Good condition. Call Of 822,
Main st. or Phone 626R.
FOR SALE-Four room modern cot
tagc in downtown district. DO not
phone, but write, giving name, to
Box 81, Moffit, n. Oak. l-l2-2wks.
ROOM FOR RENT-Nice and warm
room for rent in fine location.
Call at 81 Ave. A, corner 1andAn
Ave. or Phone >lOf7. 1871
FOR RENT-A furnished apartment,
city heat, no children. The Laurain-
Ants. Phone 303. B. F. Flanaaan.,
Prom. 12-22,tf
FOR RENT, Five room modern
house after Jan. 20. 3lS West Ros-
ser.St. l-16-lwk.
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WHEAT TAKES
UPWARD TREND
- e
Liverpool Prices Are Firmer,
Which Influenced Quota.
tons at Chicago

Chicago. Jan. ls.-LP)-Some
OF the leading speculative trad.
,ers In whcst changed over to
the buying side today. and with
increased purchasing also on the
part Of mills the market went
rapidly upward, especially>in the
final hour. Export demand was
fair, and 1t was asserted that the
Canadian wheat -ool had dispos.
ed of large holdings 1t Buffalo
and elsewhere. Corn, which had
been depressed 1T times, Was
rallied by wheat strength.
Wheat closed unsettled, I So
to ) cents net higher. corn iun.
changed to 1.2 up and oats 1t
IL to "a gain.
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CHICAGO PRODUCE.

Chicago, Jan. l9.--Buttcr higher;
receipts 1860 tubs; creamery ex.
tras az; standards 42A; extra fists
Al ut "a; firsts 40 at "; seconds ~
at "; eggs higher; receipts 1918
cases; firsts 34i4 at Il; primary firsts
80.
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rARCn RITTER.

FARGO BUTTER.
Fargo, N. D., Jan. r0.-Buttcr fat,
churning cream unchanged; packing
stock unchanged.
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
ern home. -l03-3fd st. Phone S04..
1-a8-3t.
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MALE HELP WANTED
WANTED At ONCEaAhstsactAf
pstenoerapher. Prefer a,young
man. Must have ahstloCkyAxs
perience IN, Nerth Dakota.
Position permanent. Write
Tribune No. 4s. 1-f9.tf

DlS1RICT MANAGERS AND BALES.
! MENf<Af Nationally aadvertised
Corporation can us seveeAl ssales-
men, as torganiaers,, Opportunity
for. go.gettcrs, to amake money isl
uhlimitsd. Write irving past ex-
perience. and reference to. 3O2|
Reineke Bldg, Fargo, No. Oak.
;WEANTED-Men with ears 40 work
territory surrounding !. Bismarck
and adjoining counties. Require
ments honesty and ambition. Per-
manent work and good opportunity.
Call at 4l8-5th st. evenings. Ask
for r. L. Anderson. LIST
WANTED-Men and women to leafh
barber trade. Great demand, big
wages. Few weeks completes. cat
alog and special offer free. Moler
Barber College, Fargo, N. D.
neutrality-suspicious. beokkseper,
must have had at least two years
actual experience, none others
need apply. Write Tribune No. 40.
1.l4-tf
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR. RENT Two furnished light
housekeeping rooms, right down
town: heat.swater aud lights. 3O7
5lfh St 1.18.3t
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FOR lRENT-Pleasant light house,
keeping rooms. College Building
Phone 1873. i.9-2w
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FIVE ROOM Bungalow, maple floors
bbilt-in cabinets, fire place, no,
water hest, tile bath room floors
south front, convenient to school
Price 45,0O0.00, terms. Two more
rooms can be finished.
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FIVE ROOM partly modern house,
east front, price $500 90, assume
mortgage Of $1SO0.OO. $4,000 or
more in cash and easy terms on
balance.
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SIX ROOM modern two story house.
garage, east front, hardwood floors.
lawn trees, fine location. Sale price
$4,000; good terms; "a.
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EIGHT ROOM two story modern
house on Sixth street, maple floors
throughout, full basement, hot wa
ter heat, convenient to schools,
One heated room in attic. Price
$6,6o0.D0 with terms,
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FIVE ROOM BspsaIow fully modern
{ with bath. full basement, furnace
heat east front On 80 e. lot, price
100000 with 800. to 81 200. cash.
Easy terms en- Aalance.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-07
OFFICERS WOULD
N0T'F|X THINGS
So Brothers Get Fines and
Terms From Judge.

Because three police officers re-
fused to listen and FIX it," two
brothers. Dell Barker, "a, and Lee
Barker, 81, both of 1923 \. Harding
ST.. were fined 500 and costs each
and given one to two years impris-
onment by Criminal Judge James A.
Collins Tuesday afternoon on a
charge Of transporting liquor. Lee
was sentenced to the Indiana State
prison and Dell to the Indiana re
formatory.
officer Leroy Bartlett said when
the men were arrested near Beech
Grove April 20 they asked, Cant
We fix it with you?" Bartlett said
neither he nor Sergeant O'Connor
nor Officer C. Moriarity would lis
ten to them.
Claude Brown, 29, and Charles
belong, 80, also charged with trans
porting. were given similar fines
and sentences. DeLong was sent
to the State prison and Brown to
the reformatory.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-07
PLAN RITES FOR
MISS GOODHART
Secretary of Guardians
Board SuCCumbs.

Funeral services for Miss Caroline
Goodhart. secretary of the Marion
County board of children's
guardians who fled Tuesday night
at the Methodist Hospital, will be
held Thursday afternoon at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Julia Belle
Tutewiler, 1915 Park Ave. Burial
Will be in Grown Hill cemetery.
Miss Goodhart had been i'll several
months with heart disease. She was
prominent in social work in the
city. She was also secretary of the
National Indorsers of Photoplays, a
member of the Social Workers Club,
Council of Social Agencies. Woman's
Rotary Club, Woman's Republican
Club and the Indiana Society of
Pioneers, She succeeded her mother
as secretary of the board Of
guardians.
Another sister, Mrs, David Ross,
prominent in local club circles, also
survives.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-07-07
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