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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-28
Legal Notices
NOTICE

LEGAL NOTICE
a s resTe S Ssa Ssh0 Sds
ices Of the State Superintendent. OF Pub
tic Instruction. Room 227 State. House In.
csoo q, pT ro% n me Acs
Books ks for pA use il the common Ss schools Of
ESn laIsI1r Sa spsias SS Ssslolosss
tic Science; an Of said books. to be fur
nished TO textbook dealers AND school Of;
n6 page en 156 Acts of 1921 e Jaw i0unu
None of said textbooks shall contain any
thing Of partisan or ,sectarian charac-
e leas Ho edua i Is Size ana S Quality ns 70
matter material style Of binding and me-
n5W IL use. Sad publishers shall specify
the weight and quality OF book cloth used
the weight and quality OF thread used
glue used: the quality Of boards used.
whether chip board pasted board or. cloth
as per specifications given for the above
nv The sei publisher shah state specifically In
such bid the price at which each book will
zach book sold Or exchange, for an old ID
and kind but Of different series: and shall
accompany SUCH bid with specimen copies
81 esfi AID s5c ~ b 29oks oroooseo 10 oe iur
ANY and all bids. by publishers must be
Of iftS Thousand 1850, 000l dollars TO
the acceptance and satisfaction of the
Governor Of the State Of Indiana. condi,
Toned that " any contract be awarded
70 any bidder such bidder will enter into
his bid and conform TO the requirements
Of the textbook law Of Indiana TO the
acceptance and satisfaction of said board.
No bid shall be. considered unless, the
The bidder setting forth that ne e in m, no
any other publisher or Arm who is bid
ding for books submitted to such board
nor has any pecuniary interest In any 9TH
er publisher OF firm bidding at the same
time. and that he lie not a party 10 any
compact, syndicate, or other. scheme where;
by the benefits OF competition are denied
TO the people of the State of Indiana
The Indiana State Board of SchoolbOok
Commissioners reserves the night 70 accept
or reject any and sll bids and at. their
untion to accept or reject any part thereof
for, any particular book or series Of books,
By ORDER Of the Indiana State Board OF
SchOolbOOk Commissioners.
HENRY NOBLE SHERWOOD
President.
e. u. GRAFT
Secretary.
Daily from Jan IS to Feb 3. inclusive.
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NOMINATED FOR BOARD
Three Named Candidates for Com
munity Fund Body.

The Rev. Francis Fl. Gavisk, A..
Kiefer Mayer and Albert S. Gold
stein have been nominated as candi-
dates for membership of the Com
munity Fund board Of directors by
Council of Social Agencies, it was
announced today. James III. Robin
son Of the Negro Civic Welfare AS
ISOLATION of Cincinnati, Ohio, spoke
Wednesday at luncheon of the
council at the SEVERN.
He discussed means Of providing
good homes for Negroes.
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Gone, but Not Forgotten

Automobiles reported stolen to 20.
lice belong to:
William Aston, 764 Middle Drive
Woodruff Place, Chevrolet. from
Twenty-Sixth st. and Central Ave.
Elmer Steir, 1895 Brookside Ave,
Ford, 494-75O, from New Jersey and
Ohio SITS.
Emma VETS, 204S N. New Jersey
St., Ford. 556-1S7, from Sixteenth
st. and Capitol Ave.
Benjamin Brumley, Asst Blake ST.,
Nash, from keystone Ave. and +.
New York st.
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April, it became known here today.

April, 1t became known here today
1t was learned that Jones has been
in communication with Walter
Chambers, Democratic State chair.
man, at Newcastle, relative to the
Democratic officials supporting him
in his effort to gain the position,
Jones feels that he will have the
support of several Republican lead
ers as well. Jones declares, he is
not a Klansman, and says he does
not expect. to be given Khan support
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80 Legal Notices
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Division of Construction
Bridge Department
january 90. 1925.

January 30. 1926.
Notice to Bridge Contractors
Notice. Is hereby given that sealed pro-
posas for the construction Of certain
By the Directof OF the Indiana State G High
way Commisston at his Office in State
Capitol Building in Indibagnapolts until 10
posais will DO publicly opened and read.
These bridges are further described as fol-
Crawford County-one bridge on Road
gel consisting of two spans of 40 feet
and one span Of 92 feet, 4
Ls Grange, county-one 4s-foot bridge
Marion county-Three bridges on Road
ys ss;l or One tons Consist! Of two spans Of Is
tS6s 9 spsps snee spafn s OF feet and one
Owen County--One bridge on Road 12-I
" Orange orange ccSoSunnnity-one bridge on Road
22.K consisting of two spans OF 72 feet.
>, Putnam county-Two bridges on Road
feet, and one Of 2s-foot span '' -
span on Road 40-G over the b & o. r.
on RoSd B oSsr he PPg SfSafa R Sne
road. the Interstate Public Service Com
spans Of 81 feet each and two spans Of
100 feet. each with approach grading and
smell ELL cuICyert L incTpded. $500. /. -
80 feet and ONE 81 S5-fSot p Span spans o.
examined at the office of the State High
way Commission. 10 N Senate Ave. Ind.
annapolis. or copies thereof will be for
waried upon payment TO the Director OF a
nominal charge. No refund will be made
for plans returned.
Proposals must be made upon standard
forms of the Indiana State Highway Com
mission. which will be supplied upon re-
quest
Each bidder. with his proposal. shall
submit his bond payable TO the State OF
Indiana in the penal sum OF one and one
half Il n times the amount of his pro
posal with good and sufficient security
To the approval of the Director such
bond Anal be only on the form specified
by the Director. copies of which win be
furnished upon request
The majority OF these structures will be
awarded In groups or combinations of
several structures each. Further informa-
ton regarding the work CONTEMPLATED
the methods OF letting and price OF plans
viii be furnished upon request.
The right Is reserved by the Director to
reject any or all bids. or TO award on any
stated combination OF bids that Is in his
Judgment most advantageous TO the State
indiana State Highway Commission.
JOHN ID. WILLIAMS. Director
ON or after Jan. 2T 1926 / will not he
responsible for debts contracted by any
w - THEODORE MEHNERT
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by pc.
lice belong to:
Ford. 561-626, found at S41 N.
Liberty st.
Ford, 41O.75o, found at ISL w.
Twenty Sixth st.
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INDIANA STATE HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Division of Maintenance
NOTICE no CONTRAcToR

NUTICE TO CUNTHACTOKS
Sealed proposals will be received at the
office of the, Indiana State Highway Com
D. m, FEB. o. 1926. for -
1896 Gu. Yds. Earth excavation.
ea This p work u i knowgR as G,o.n1tract No.
located about one-fourth G ~ mile west on
the west corporation line of Batesville.
Ind.
Time set for completion May /. 1925.
The above work is to be done accord
ing to the plans which are on file in the
office of the Indiana State Highway Com
mission and can be secured for 81 90 per
~ = 81 john b WILLIAMS. Director
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SEEKS CRAWFORD'S JOB
Dee Il. Jones, Alexandria Man, Said
to Be Candidate.

BID Tunes BDectdI
ALEXANDRIA, Ind, Jan. 2S.-
Dee r. Jones, former city attorney,
will become a seeker Of appoint
ment to the State highway commits
sion, to succeed Earl Crawford next
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HORIZONTAL

HORIZONTAL
1. To have no hope.
7. Injured.
10. Anger.
ID. Workers.
16. Eggs of fishes.
II. Wise.
10. A sliding loop of rope.
20. Ventilating machines.
81. To rap lightly.
%. Child &.
"a. Bone in the chest.
25. While.
81. TO steal.
20. TO chafe wound.
80. 31416.
81. Fishing bag.
80. Flat fish.
So. Joined.
SO. Cooking utensil.
81. Net weight of a container.
80. Titled.
Al. To declare untrue.
AZ. Cause.
As. Drunkard.
"A. Stuffs.
as. Drove.
As. Highly important.
4S. Principal.
so. Unit.
81. fastened.
SO. To loiter.
81. A sheltered place.
So. Bone.
Sc. Roll.
So. Sweet potato.
so. Point of compass.
81. To bring legal proceedings.
81. Canine animal.
"a. A constant companion.
Sc. Digits of the feet.
68. Spills deliberately.
20. Roll of film.
70. Female sheep.
70. To say.
rs. Born.
rs. Delivers.
n. Double.
VERTICAL
1. Far.
2. Age.
3. Dispatched by messenger.
a. Proposition Of place.
5. Electrified particle.
G. Violent disturbance Of mob.
Z. Opposite of east.
8. Native metal.
8. You and me.
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Rentals
a--Houses


BELLEFoNTAINE. 224O; S35. N. Illinois
St.. 3541 $50. SCOTT. Circle AVG.
BELLE VIEU PL N, 557; four-room
mod. single; gar: 81 90. Bel. 226A-M.
CALVIN ST. 1860: colored; rooms
y semi modern: Sic CIVIC REALTY CO..
1875 N Della. st. Lin 5050
CHARLES. 1886: colored: five rooms
light. gas. water paid: $17. Drex. 2060.
CONAN. 1888: new five-room modern
$27 80. CIVIC REALTY CO.. 1873 N.
Delaware St. Lin. $3.50.
DORMAN ST. 965 Va --WithiR walking dis
tance Of downtown. upper duplex: 5
rooms complete bath water paid; electric
6761. or ewes. Mrs. EIsner. Irv. 1855.
DORMAN, 31S: rms mod. $35. 322
Dorman. 5 rms. semi-mod.: $23.
18TH f.. Ala; 4-bedroom; mod. nicely
HEALING. N. 410: brand new. semi mod
ern 4-room double: equipped with
school: garage: $50. Call Miss ngs. Main
6761; evenings. Mrs.. BEnnr. 1rx. aA6h
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ON or after Jan 2T. 1925. / Will not he
responsible for debts contracted by any
THEODORE MEHNERT.
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Special Notices
Personals

Final Cleanup on good dresses.
A few garments in stock at
$3.50. 4O4 Murphy Bldg, 81 u.
Georgia.
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Answer to Yesterdays Crossword
Puzzle:
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BOARD and Rooms

BROADWAY, 1921: unusually attractive
home; gar: refined family: Ken. 1860.
PENN. 2236 N; attractive front room In
private home for 2 Meals. Ran. 1888
NICE girl wants roommate in modern
home: So. Also, will board children,
any age. Live within two blocks OF
school Belmont 1854.
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1926 OVERLAND COUPE

Here is a practically new car at big
perfect condition large lock wheel. 5 good
cord tires bumpers front and rear, spot
light and many Others. Be sure and let US
demonstrate this to your satisfaction.
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Instructions
Statesmen Wanted

IMMEDIATE EARNINGS
New product just placed on market by
old established concern Guarantee inn
mediate return Entire. line prof table, re
peat proposition Restricted territory New
Bank Bldg
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is Help Wonted-Femaie

wANTED-Girl on power sewing machine
j. G. HIRSCHMAN CO.. 1901 E. Mary
land
Evening star., 1926-04-09

time passes industries change their
relative rank in this respect; that Is
to say, the non-essential of today be-
comes the essential of tomorrow. We
have only to point to the automobile
I'm proof of this assertion. The case
is equally we'll made out by the troll
ley car. Electric transportation as
applied to street railroads was an
essential industry 10 years ago, but
it's dominance has been threatened by
the gasoline car. This Is only one
of the many changes which the
progress of invention always brings
about.
To a certain extent the purchaser
of common stock, If he Is to be sue
cessful, must anticipate these changes
and that is not an easy matter. The
problem Is still further complicated
when one comes to pick out the
leader in each particular industry.
There is always opportunity to make
a mistake along this line also. Not
all the corporations engaged in the
same line prosper equally. Some fail
even when conditions are favorable
for the ma jority of their competitors.
If by any chance in following out this
common stock investment plan shares
of the non successful compa MES
should be selected 1t would endanger
by that much the whole scheme. This
is not so important an objection, but
it deserves consideration.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
COMMODITY NEWS
WIRED STAR FROM
ENTIRE COUNTRY

CLEN ELAND. Steel operations IN
this district are unchanged. although
some doubt Is expressed as to how
long the present high ,3.re of produc-
ton will last. Bar and strip mills
are working at 80 per cent of ca
pacity, as are sheet mills.
BOSTON-Every union cigar fac
;oiy in Boston Is at a standstili as
result of strike of cigar makers,
strippers ana packers. The unions
are demanding partial restoration OF
the wage cut of 1872.
FiOUSTON.--Win indstorns which de-
stroycd derriGks caused a drop IN
oil production in the coast and south
Texas feds in the last week. the
daily average being is5,975 barrels.
Ell CENTRIC. ca. Melons from
Mexico Nroperiai' .-2iIey eXtension
are now being shipped n carload lots
to the Eastern United States and are
expected to bring fancy prices.
NEW ORLEANS.-The cotton.pro,
ducing district of the Mississippi Val.
ley is threatened with q heavy boil
weevil infcs,ation. the Federal eN-
rermental station u Tailuiah. La,
reports.
DEM lIE. Colorado iarulcrs VIII
rlant 9l0,00o a~res OF sugar beetS
This year. Indications point 10 an
increase in potato. oats, barley ana
sorghum grain acrcageS.
DETROIT.-Cutput is being main,
tanned at 4 good pace by the auto
mobile factories and shipments are
in greater volume. This is indicated
by traffic reports of the Pere Mar
quette Railway. which handled 62,213
cars last month, as against 1854 in
February.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
COMPETITION HANDICAPS
SOFT COAL PRODUCERS
Head of Davis Coal & Coke Co.
Says Situation Is Expected to
Last Several Years.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, April 9.--Highly com
petitive conditions and excess produc.
tive capacity in the bituminous fields
have been severe handicaps to pro
ducers in marketing their products at
a fair profit, A. w. Galloway, presi-
dent OF the Davis Coal and Coke Co..
asserted in his annual report to the
stockholders covering the year 1926.
No relief from this situation Is antici-
pated for several years. he added.
The Davis Coal and Coke Co. for
merly was controlled by, the Western
Maryland Railway Co. Its stock was
distributed TO shareholders of the rail-
way company several years ago when
the latter was reorganized.
In commenting on the coal situa-
ton, Mr.. Galloway said that the stops
page of anthracite production on the
Evening star., 1926-04-09
PLAN TELEPHONE TAX.
Washington County Proposal
Would Yield $4,000 Yearly.

Special Dispatch TO Tho Star.
BALTIMORE. April "a plan has
been proposed by the county commits.
sioners of Washington County to tax
portions Of telephone instruments in
use in the county. which would yield
approximately $4,000 in taxes.
II the proposition Is found to be
legal and is approved, it is said the
tax bill of the Chesapeake and Poto-
mac Telephone Co. of Maryland
would be increased by a half million
dollars II other Maryland counties fol.
lowed suit.
Notice OF the proposed action of the
commissioners was served on the
American Telephone Co. at a hearing
conducted in Hagerstown. An esti.
mate submitted at the meeting stated
there are approximately 5000 tele
phones In the county, of which part
are subject to taXation.
II the action of the Washington
County officials is upheld. 1t is be-
l:eved similar measures will be adopt.
cd by county commissioners through
out the State.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
LEADING DRUGGISTS FEATURING NEW
HARPER HEADACHE MEDICINE TABLETS

druggists and chemists scattered
all over the country are talking
about IT. Leading druggists here
i'm town are featuring them. Hun
dreds now using them, and those
formerly troubled with frequent or
occasional headaches now declare
it Is the easiest thing in the world
TO get rid of such troubles Just
a small % cent bottle of Harper's
Headache Medicine Tablets in
pocket or purse insures freedom
from such troubles. A heada che Is
a miserable feeling. Get a bottle
keep 1t handy. Just ask for Har-
per's Headache Medicine I'm Tablet
form. (You can still purchase Har-
per's- Liquid Headache Medicine il
desired) All druggists or by mail.
25c. Harper Medicine Go. 467 G
st. NV. Washington. D. G. 49,.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
NEW NICKEL PLATE
MERGER PLAN SEEN
Van Sweringens Reach Amic-
able Agreement With c. & 0.
Minority Group.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. April 9.-Another
step toward the formulation of a new
Nickel Plate merger plan was taken
Yesterday, when the Van Sweringen
interests reached an amicable agree
ment with the Chesapeake and OHIO
minority stockholders committee,
which successfully opposed the orig.
inal consolidation proposal.
Under the agreement, George Cole
Scott. chairman of the committee. and
j. s. BRYAN will be elected directors
of the Chesapeake and Ohio to rep.
resent the minority shareholders, and
the committee, which has led the
fight against the Van Sweringens.
will he dissolved.
While the minority spokesnen
made it clear that their representa-
tives would go on the board with
complete freedom to approve or dis
anprove future merger efforts. wall
street took the view that one of the
chief obstacles to the billion dollar
con solidation plan had been removed
since the committee asked that
stool, l,ho'derS execute no proxies au-
thorizing the voting of their stock
at the annual meeting, the commit
tee has had a full ana frank CONFER.
ence with O. p. and NJ. j. Sweringen
through George c. Scott, said an or.
ticial notice sent out yesterday.
at was convinced that the most
"a tisfa ctory solution would be reached
if stockholders represented by this
COMMITTEES were given proper repre-
sentation on the board of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio. This proposal re-
"eived the cordial approval of
Messrs. Van Swerngen. who ex-
pressed themselves as entirely willing
10 see G.. c. Scott and J. S. Bryan.
members of the board, and have given
assurance that these nominations viii
have the support of the majority in.
terest at the annual meeting. The
two members so chosen will assume
their position with full freedom TO
act as their judgment may decide.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

Too few sales to establish market.
Beets--Supplies light; demand mod
crate, market steady: Texas, bushei
baskets. mostly around $50.
Carrots-Supplies light; demand
moderate. market steady; Texas.
bushel baskets. punched, mostly
around 2.25.
Radishes-Supplies light; demand
slow. market dull; South Carolina.
5-peck hampers, 2.00a2.5O; bushei
hampers, 1.00a1.50.
Squash-Supplies moderate; demand
light, market dull: Florida, bushel
crates white, few sales. 800.
Evening star., 1926-04-09
EVERYMAN'S
INVESTMENTS
Other Difficulties in New Theory.
BY GEORGE r. HUGHES.

UtuCI ANC"
There are other difficulties about the
application of the theory that com
mon stock investments are as safe as
bonds than the necessity of a wide
diversifcation. The theory is, AS has
been explained in the articles imme-
diately preceding, that when held for
long period losses on one or two
stocks will be more than made up by
the enhanced market value of the
others. But it is vital that the in.
vestment be confined to shares of COM
panies engag ged ir essential industries.
The advocates of the new idea all
agree on this point.
There then arlses the question as
to what is an essential industry.
Probably no two other authorities
would unite on the same definition.
And even if they were in accord to-
day the chances are that they would
be apart year hence. Certainly. as
Evening star., 1926-04-09

cause of it's contract situation. Now
that anthracite coal again is moving
freely. the bituminOus markets are
more highly competitive than ever. he
said.
Evening star., 1926-04-09

occa sion of the recent strike had a
temporary stimulating effect upon
such bituininous production as was
not then under contract, but that his
company received very little relief be-
Evening star., 1926-04-09
Famous Makers OF Harper's S
Liquid Headache Medicine
Now Put 1t Up In
Tablets, Too

For more than third of a CEN
tury Harpers Headache Medicine
in LIQUID form has sold throughout
the country. and millions have
found it the best remedy for head
aches, neuralgia and kindred ills.
A NEW DISCOVERY
Now comes the announcement
that they have finally perfected a
headache and neuralgia tablet so
remarkable, quick and sure that
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-06-03
YANKS HAND DOUBLE
JOLT TO THE SENATORS

New York, June 2-(P)-Concen-
trating their strong attack in several
big innings the New York Yankees
twice defeated Washington here to-
day by scores offs to and 5 to 4.
Bengough starting his first game
of the year for the Yanks behind the
bat. won the second contest for the
1anks when he drove in three runs
with double off Johnson in the
fourth inning. Hoyt was poorly sup
ported, and was relieved by Braxton
in the 9th after Reuther and S. Har-
ris opened with singles. Braxton re-
peafed the fine rescue work of Pen
mock in the first game, retiring the
side without run despite the fact
that Stewart and S. Harris worked a
double steal.
A crowd of over 10000 saw the
two games, bringing the attendance
for the last four playing days at
Yankee Stadium to approximately
100000, a record outside of Worlds
series.
The Yankees announced the sign
ing of George Davis, star outfielder
of the New York university team
FIRST GAME
Washington..... 900 200 21O-5 % l
New York. .... 003 042 00x-9 II 0
Bush Kelly. Morrell and SEVERED;
Shocker, Pennock and Collins.
SECOND GAME
| Washington. ..... 200 002 000-4 9 0
New York ....... 900 40 00x-5 9 5
Johnson, Ferguson. Marberry and
Rue, SEVERED: Hoyt, Braxton and
Bengough, Collins.
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KENT'S HILL TO
HAVE new COACH
FOR NEXT FALL
Especial to kennebec Journal)

(Specla1 10 kenneDec JOufndiD
Kents Hill. Me-, June Principal
Watkins announces that Wendell NJ.
Davis of New Hampshire University
is to be athletic coach at Kents Hill
Seminary next fall.
Mr.. Davis graduated from the Dur
fee High school, Fall River, Mass, in
1921, after playing football, basketball
and baseball for four successive years.
He then attended the Brewster Free
Academy of Wolfeboro. n. H.. where
he made his school letter in the same
three branches of sport While at New
Hampshire State he played chiefly in
the backfeld i'll football and he played
both forward and back in basketball
making his letter for three successive
years In each of these branches Of
sport. He has had an experience in
baseball which is almost equally good
He is not playing baseball with the
squad this spring because he is presi-
dent of the senior class and his duties
in that capacity occupy too lnuch of
his time.
KentS Hill regrets very much to lose
Coach Rogers. He came to Kents Hill
under an arrangement which covered
a term of years. Some weeks ago.
however, an opportunity came to him
through his connections at Harvard to
take over the coaching work at a high
priced private school in Morristown,
n. j. The increase in salary was so
iattering that the seminary on the
hilltop which takes care of so many
boys and girls at very moderate. eX-
pense was enable to meet it with a
corresponding offer and gladly releas-
ed him.