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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-13
GIVEN LEAVE BY BOARD
Former Probation Officer Defended
by Four Attorneys.

Miss Laurel Thayer, former pro
baton officer. denoted to police
woman by Duvall administration.
today entered upon a two weeks
leave of absence from the police
department.
Board of safety members Tuesday
granted the furlough after quartet
of attorneys for Miss Thayer assert
cd she could not be removed legally
except for cause. The board mem
bers said they would announce
their decision at the end of the leave.
Lawyers for Miss Thayer were for
mer City Judge Walter Pritchard,
Lawrence 3. Davis. Harry o. Yockey
and Ira M. Holmes.
Miss Margaret Osborn was named
to succeed Miss Thayer as probation
officer. A recommendation of the
four city judges commencing her rec
ord was presented the board by Miss
Thayer.
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for wednesday was 157 so. on 10. Aver
age price Of twenty rails for Wednesday
was Ill 90. off SO.
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 13.-Effective
resistance displayed by the United
States Steel and other industrial
leaders in Tuesdays session follow
ing news OF the breaking off of the
anthracite conference strengthened
the belief that the market was re-
ceiving powerful support and in
duced further short covering and
fresh buying in the early trading
today.
Steel common snapped back to
1861, a recovery of 2 points from
Tuesdays low. Fractional gains
were also scored by Hudson, Mack,
Baldwin, American Can and other
speculative favorites.
Nash received a record high at
$40, up 81 from Tuesdays low, re-
fiecting the company's plans to pay
a stock dividend Of 900 per cent.
Stocks maintained a confident tone
around noon, buoyed by the i'm
pressive behavior OF United States
Steel. which reacted to new high
ground on the recovery at 1877
against yesterdays low OF 134A
With Steel furnishing authoritative
leadership, aggressive buying went
ahead in many sections Of the list.
Texas and Pacific was the strong
spot among the rails, running up
"a to a new high for the year at
611z. Air emulation was based on
the prospects of Inauguration of
common stock dividend in the next
sixty days
Foundation company continued
its remarkable advance. forging into
new high ground at ia up 8. from
yesterdays low. Foundations in
coming business is so large that it is
believed in some quarters that an
ultimate readjustment OF the
companys capital structure is
inevitable.
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GRAIN PRICES
FACE PRESSURE
New Theories Are Needed to
Encourage.
BIZ United Press


CHICAGO, Jan. 1S.-Grains were
under pressure at opening Of the
Chicago Board OF Trade today. The
need Of new theories to encourage
was freely expressed in the wheat
pit. Small grain traders were Of the
opinion that advances have gone far
enough for the time being.
Eastern selling was again in evi-
dence in wheat, but it did not as.
sumo the usual liberal proportion. A
slight advance in Liverpool served
to offset much of the depression.
Demand for corn was less urgent.
Commission houses had grain for
sale. Scattered local buying was on
resting orders. oats dragged with
other grains on a featureless mar
ket. Provisions held steady with
out features.
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Produce Markets

Eggs-strctly fresh delivered at Indi-
annapolis. 32c.
Poultry-Hens. 25c; Ieghorns. 17c;
Dc yoSnE @f fSrkey 46 od ss a5c
cocks and stays. I ! g Ice: ducks. zoe:
cry Butter f2esS pr ssns Be9is for
g sSs i%Rsrssa D S. a 5ss % NsT 'ssS XII
3Oc: WISCONSIN daisies, 2S@ 2SFc; Long
CHICAGO. jan. l3-BgttsEm r Receipts s:
flrsts 40 q % i q seconds fos Eggss.
e ace g SBfss q 2 Fo%atSks
SgeRss,, 3S@a Soc: geese. l1se;. turkeys 900
304 cars. Quotations: Wisconsin and Min
nesota round whites. $4.15 4.40; Idaho
. CLEVELAND ELAN fow Jan AZ ?s4pGTpI sSorn
a Sta a. S sSSk' "a g heavy BS SS@s
rats a r. gS iR rsts q sac po sFsrs
stock Sc Eggs--Northern Ohio extras
55c; northern Ohio extra & fr 9 Ale: Ohio
firsts. 3sc Potatoes&Ohio. S2m2.75 q
bushel Idaho bakers. So as per 100
sack indiana. $3.50 I per 1SopOund sack.
NEW YORK. Jan. -Flour-Dull and
TTs ardFirmer mid~est sf5 70 1880
sugar-Firm: 90 test, l4c: refined, firm;
1SN18H g: Santos No. 4. % a % " O.
Tallow--Firm: special to extras. q% %
a&c. Hay-Weak. No. l. 81 40; No. g.
STOOL. 40: clover. ST 05 a .35. Dressed
Doultry--Frm; turkeys 3Q@ SOC. chick
ems 22@ 3sc; capons, % q 52c; fowls. ~
q 33c. Live pouitry-Unsettled; greece, 10
a 31c: ducks i SG 36c; fowls 80 a 900:
turkeys IS n 45c; ROSTERS Ice; broiicrs
400 45c Cheese--Quiet: state milk,
common to SPECIAL. q y a 29c: young
ceipts 10 S27:' crcamery ' extras 4s NC:
special market. 44d 4415c, ErEs-Weak;
receipts. 1S.64f: nearby white fancy. 40c:
nearby state white. 3S a 48c: fresh flrBts
80 a 43c: pacific coast first 70 extras SO
@ 4Sc; western whites. 3S648c.
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EXPERT MAY RESIGN
Police BertiIlon Man, Recently Re-
duced, Gets Other Offers.

\ Bert Perrott, police Bertillon ex-
pert. recently reduced to a sergeant's
ranking by the board of safety, may
resign, it was rumored today, fol-
lowing action of the board in pro-
noting John Thompson, photo
grapher and Perrott's assistant, TO
sergeant.
Perrott has been offered positions
at larger salaries and might accept
enc, it was said. He refused to
comment.
Democrats charged politics brought
Perrott's reduction. He is brother
Of the late Samuel Perrott, police
chief in the Bell administration.
Perrott's friends do not object to
Thompson's promotion. but believe
Perrott should have higher ranking.
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RUBBER WAR OUTLINED
Tire Men Willing to Spend $780,
100000 as Starter.

DIV TWFttU ITtSJ
NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-Campaign
of American rubber manufacturers
to free themselves from British
domination has progressed to The
stage where il is understood they
are prepared to spend $5O.OOO.OO0 as
an initial investment for plantation
development.
A plan whereby two organiza-
tons formed following conference
here yesterday with Secretary Of
Commerce Hoover, would spend $10,-
100000 annually for five years, was
outlined tentatively, it was learned.
Official announcement of the pro-
gram is expected soon.
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Wholesale Meat Prices

Beef-Native Steers. 500 TO 500 Ibs..
o y ear onn nav caS Ssrs nnd ao
$50 lbs. 17M20c: fores under carcass,
lc; binds over carcass. &c; native cows.
carcass 1c; binds over carcass. lie. Pork
Dressed hogs. lao TO 200 lbs. 10 y a
ia$ c; regular picric hams. to IA lbs,
zCarcasses. 20 to zoe, lbs 206 2lc:
minds and saddles over carcass 7c fores,
under carcass. Sc. Mutton-Spring lambs.
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FOUR STILL ARE. MISSING
Dead in louisiana Hotel Fire Stands
at Eight.
BU United Press

FERRIDAY, La. Jan. 13.--Four
persons still are missing in the fire
that destroyed the Johnson and Van
Noy hotels with loss Of eight lives.
The missing are ]. L. Shepherd. a
ten-year-old girl and two unidentified
travelling men.
The eight known dead were buried
by city authorities late yesterday.
Seven injured are in hospitals.
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LIGHT WEIGHT HOGS PASS $13 MARK
Few Choice Swine Sen
at Top Price Of
$3.50. 4.


Lightweight hogs passed Tho tly
mark In the mid-week session ct the
Indianapolis Livestock Exchange. A
few choice light lights were priced
at the top figure OF $3.50, The bulk
OF the matured hogs sold over the
wide price range OF $12@1S,
Receipts were estimated at 1000
and $50 holdovers from the Tuesday
session were AIDED to the total fresh
offering. Light stuff received the
largest boost OF 25 cents. Other
grades were boosted is cents. The
demand was heavy and the run was
sold soon after the market opened
for business.
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In the Sugar Market
Rr rhon,.on 3 McKInnon

NEW YORK. Jan. 13.-The sugar mar
ket has taken cognizance for tine time be-
ing of the favorable factors In the trade
situation and has developed steadier
tone. However price movement In the
market for raws and In sugar futures will
depend chiefly upon the demand. which
so far has not shown any signs of pick
ing M at the current level OF quotations.
Some attention was paid TO the estimates
on higher consumption. but these were
offset by the fact that the trade will be
entering within a short time a period Of
heavier production.
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WORLD COURT CHANGES
Reservations Are Proposed by North
Carolina Senator.
Bv United Press

. Y CWFftU 7 Ttoo
WASHINGTON, Jan. 13,-Senate
today resumed consideration of the
World Court issue with reservations
proposed by Senator Ooverman,
North Carolina. The reservations
would prevent such domestic ques-
tons as the admission of aliens.
territorial integrity. foreign debts.
the Monroe Doctrine, "or any pure
ly governmental policies OF the
United States from being submitted
to the court for decision.
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PLAN GRADE PROJECTS
Highway Commission Says Railroad
Work VIII Be Done.

Plans for construction of three rail-
road grade separations at cost of
S208. 900 were announced today BY
the State highway commission.
Projects: A 500-foot bridge on State
Road l at Scottsburg, over the Penn,
sylvania and Interstate tracks, cost
ing $4,000; reconstruction of pres
ent bridge on National Road east Of
Brazil. over Pennsylvania, $4,000.
and $4,000 bridge on State Road
40, over B. and o. tracks at Blocher.
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Hog Price Scale

Trading was done over the follow.
ing scale OF values: Heavyweight MAJ
terial brought $12@12.25; medium
hogs sold at $12.50@12.75; lights
commanded q price Of tt3@13.t0g
light light swine and pigs both
cashed at SIS; smooth packing sows
averaged $10.25@105o; rouch pack.
Ing sows we're ss,75@10, and stays
were $S@10.50.
Cattle trading progressed along
steady to strong lines In tho mid.
week session at the exchange, OF
ferings were rather broad and were
estimated at 1900 head OF cattle.
Several loads OF good. butcher stun
was included in the run. Steers were
priced at $6@11.50 but none brought
the top figure. Heifers were in de.
mand and we're quoted at 5000.
Cows were strong and averaged "a
Q75O. Several sales were made over
the top prices.
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Choice Lambs Higher

Prices on choice lambs were boost.
ed Zoe to SOC at the start OF the
regular trading period. Top price ON
native lambs was $15.75, while other
sales were made down to SIS. Sheep
were steady and were sold from 81
as. Receipts were estimated Rt
1000 and the run was cleared to tho
scales early.
The calf market ended the day
with the market showing a tone that
was steady to weak Tuesdays open.
ing was strong, with prices ranging
from $14.50@15, but the close was
soc lower, with sales being made at
$14Q1450. The market opened TO.
day with prices ranging from S140
14.50, with top price Of SIS.
This represented a scale that was
about midway between Tuesdays
opening and closing quotations, The
quality of the Offering, estimated at
500, was rather good.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-01-13
Legal Notices

s>~>>S>~>~~~~s~r>~-~>~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~-~>~~~
Clarence Toler. bus driver 10000
Muratt Brown, janitor .....-.. l60.Vg
Ernest White. bus driver 81 100
Walter DicKerson. bus driver. 1000
John Greenwald bus driver. -. 21.UU
Charles Kinder. janitor ..... 1880
Susie Johnson, bus driver 80, 1900
Merchants Heat and Light Co..
light and power No. A. l1.60
Kiger & Co.. supple. s.. 900. 90
Fred Keuhn, bus driver 8l.OO
GlTmont Blk. trans. OF funds 1900.
Township Fund
R RssRSs o. Gu aaad y pss 81 lsas
Total balance and receipts. 1e.595.25
Disbursements during year. ll,o3o-F1
Final balance .........S 4.75s.54
Road Fund
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1928 5 391.75
Receipts during year ......... l.923-6S
Total balance and receipts 2,315.44
Disbursements during year. 10000
Final balance ............s 1.155.44'
Special School Fund
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1924.$ %. 400 AZ
Receipts during year ...... 10o,74S.64
Total balance and receipts. .Sl31. 21s,06
Disbursements during year S4.677.29
Final balance S 46,54o.77
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1924.S 1851 40
Receipts during year ....... 62.2Tl 80
Total balance and receipts 7S.723.26
Disbursements during year. 61.337. 43
Final balance , l7,ooo.oo
Dog Fund
Balance on hand Dec. 81, 1924.S 6.114.S7
Receipts during year ..-.... 1@.Vu
Total balance and receipts. 5 e.126.S7
Disbursements during year. 6,l26.o7
No. and 10 Fund
Balance on hand Dec. 81. 1924$ 20.023. 30
Receipts during year 42l.oo
Total balance and receipts.S 20.445 .06
Disbursements during year. 2O.4fo.Oo
Total of all Funds
Balance on hand Dec. 81. z924.S 76.4I.QS
Receipts during year l79.lS2.oo
Total balance and receipts S2a5. 423 "a
Disbursements during year. 165 .oS3.3o
Final balance ....S 69.s405s
VESTAL G. DAVIS.
Township Trustee.
Examined and approved by the Advisory
HARRY HOHLT.
w Z. LEMEN
HERBERT H. McCLEI4LAND,
Advisory Board of Wayne Township.
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AMERICAN TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPH COMPANY
nell SYSTEM
tlsth Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend
Of Two Dollars and Twenty-Five
Cents ($2.25) pei share will DO paid
on January IS, 1926, to stockholders
{ record at the close Of business on
december 10, 1925.
II. BLACKSMITH, Treasurer.
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RADIO TO LINK NATIONS

Investigations are being made to
determine the feasibility Of connect.
ing American and English telephone
lines by radio.
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STATE OF INDIANA. DEPARTMENT OF
STATE. r. e. SCH0RTEMEIER. SEC
RETARY OF STATE.

To All to Whom These Presents Shall
Come. Greeting:
I. F. e. Schortemeier. Secretary OF State
of the State Of Indiana. hereby certify
that Swiss Realty Company has this day
of the State of Indiana. the prepery
signed and attestcd consents. statements
ard papers required By Section OF an
Act entitled. IAN Act prescribing the
method and procedure for the voluntary
dissolution of private corporations and
voluntary associations. and declaring an
ern. rgeney." approved March IA. 1919.
| And / further certify that said writ
ttn consents. statements and papers 80
fled as aforesaid. show that ,said COM
r.any and the onicers thereof have. com.
| Of said Act and that said corporation is
now in process of dissolution.
In witness whereof. have hereunto set
my hand and offixed the -seal<of the State
of Indiana. at the City of Indianapolis
this 9TH day of January A. ID. 1926.
F. Z. sCHoRTEMEIER,
By CHARLES E. DOVE er ASST D Ss nsa'e
ian. q IL 1925
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Chicago Grain Table


CHICAGO. Jan. 15.-csrlot receipts
were. Wheat, 30; corn. 1872: oats 40:
CHICAGO, Jan. 13.-Primary receipts:
Wheat. GOD, 600 against 500. 900: corn,
963, 900 against 1883, 900; oats. 755 900
against S57, 900. Shipments: Wheat, 657, !.
ssgSin3sstt, 10000; oats. eos, 900 against
Cash corn lie lower. Oats unchanged.
Grain-Reporting Ice, 900 wheat for
export. understood mostly Hamburg, Brus
Total clearinss: Wheat. 5000 against
55O; 900; corn. none; oats 10000 against
62 900; -four. "a 600 against SO. 900:
wheat and -four, 116, 600 against 721 900.
Don't include 465. 900 bonded wheat.
CHICAGO, Jan. 1a-wheat-No. 2
9 p &c. 81 N soy Yellow SiSs = a y ys[IeT
yellow 7Sa 7Sc; No. mixed . 70 s. e. EG NO
z MIXED. 76c; No, 5 mixed T3 n 474 X c;
76c; No; o white. rs u GI75 = No. g
Thtse 81 No wh 2st'NS n White N 4s
4 white, 40c; standards. 3s AL " q. Bar.
$500 no. Cover--$27 .25 a 20.
:, TOLEDO, Jan. I9.-whsat--No. 2
Mo- Me- 2. 4S Il S oss ssisJ g "a 4Ss:;
january, $3.50; eF'bruary. ST.. so; March.
S15. g5, Timothy-Cash 50 90 January
So 85 March, 100. Alsike-Cash. SD:
March. $10.25. ButteT-48 20 Acc, Eggs
-Extras. 45c; firsts Arc. Eay-$30.
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Northwest, north and east. - to
p; west and south, IS to 2S.
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Local WAGON Wheat
SHIPPERS FORECAST

indianapolis mills and grain elevators
are paying 81 so for No. 2 red wheat.
Otter ersdes on tnelr merit.
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Local Bank CIearingS

Jan. 13-
Indianapolis bank clearings for today
amounted to S3.947 900. Debts were
81 .933 600.
SEw YORK CLEARINGS
BIZ United Press
NEW YORK Jan. 13.-Clearings, ST.
066. 600 900: balances. Sl16.000.0OO.
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Daily from Jan. is to FEB. 3. inclusive.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETNG OF

NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING OF
MARION COUNTY CoUNCfL
Notice is hereby given that a special
meeting of tho Marion County Council OF
Marion County Indiana. will be held at
the commissioners court at the court
house in the City of Indianapolis. Indiana
on Friday. Jan 90. 1925. at 10 o'clock
a. m for the purpose of making reaDpro-
nriations. Temporary Loan and Bond
Issues. -
HARRY DUNN.
Auditor of Marion County Indiana
ELECTION of trustees at Fairfax Christian
Church Thursday night. Jan. 21st
North and Berwick -
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LEGAL NOTICE

The Indiana State Board Of School Book
Commissioners will receive sealed bids un-
81 10 o tbe SAT- Eee hszSd OF PUB
lie instruction. Room 227 State House IN,
dianapolis. Indiana, from publishers OF
Of fS7 psseS a415s ON series Of
books for use in the common schools OF
indSRs io5 term Of 81 study nx eography
English Grammar, Spelling. Physiology
History OF the United States and Domes-
tic Science all of said books TO be 1ur-
nished to textbook dealers and school Of;
ficials in accordance with the law found
OF, page $50, Acts or l92l:u .,,.,, .,,,
thing of partisan or sectarian eharac-
ter. and IL Is required that they shall pc
at least equal in size and quality, IS 70
chanical execution 10 standard texWooks
now in use Said publishers shall specify
the the weigh weigh and a a Of thread used
the weight OF super used: the duahy OF
gSe ssec Chin ne saaSd nssted board or Cloth
board: samples submitted shall be pound
as per specifications given for the above
" The publisher shall state specifically in
such bid the price az which each BOOK VIII
be furnished. also the exchange price 81, ga
book on the same subject of like grade
and kind. but OF different series: and shall
accompany such biu with specimen copies
Of each and all booksNproposed TO be fur
nished in such bid.
Any and all bids by publishers must De
accompanied by bond in the penal sum
OF Atty thousand (S50,000l dollars TO
the acceptance and satisfaction of the
Governor of the State of Indiana. condi:
toned that il any contract be awarded
to any bidder such bidder viii enter into
a contract to perform the conditions Of
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
same be accompanied by an affidavit of
the bidder setting forth that he y In no
wise. directly or indirectly. connected with
any other publisher or firm who is bid
ding for books submitted TO such board.
nor has any pecuniary interest in any 9TH
er publisher or firm bidding al the same
time, and that no is not a party to 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 SchoolbOoil
Commissioners reserves the right 10 accept
or reject any and all bids and at their
option 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.
y II CRAZE
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CHATTEL MORTGAGE Sale
Default having been made in the pay
ment of certain chattel mortgage ex-
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WALL STREET
MART RESISTS
STRIKE NEWS
Fresh Buying Starts as
Leaders in InduStriaIS
Brace.
Average Stock Prices

Average price OF twenty industrial stocks
for Wednesday was 157 so. on 10. Aver
age price of twenty rails for Wednesday
was Ill 90. off SO.
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=
the County of Marion. State Of Indiana. on
the 18th day OF June, 1929. TO the lnter
national Harvester. Company OF America
Marion County. Indiana. on the 9th day o.
June, 1925, in Chattel Mortgage Record
Mo- $50 page No "a ana 70 Upon bs dus ad
unpaid $1.036.51 principal and 6y cent?
interest. or a total Of l,037 40. we nave
'' one ne s irrational Model ISL" truck
154O34-H. Serial No. 6LI474-B.,
gage and viii Wise sell it at public sale to the
highest cash bidder at the Service Station
Of the International Harvester COMPANY
apolis. on Saturday. Jan. 18th. 1925. al
o,elock in the afternoqnv q said day
20 " By n. H. LYONS.
NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
a THE Use OF THE IL PHB 81 THSaTTylLo
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
Purchasing Committee for the correctional
and benevolent Institutions. Of the state
secretary. Room 336 statehouse, until 70
o'clock a.. M. Wednesday, Jan; ~. 1SZo,
sealed bids on paint. oils and yarnisnes
according to complete list speciIylng
kind. grade. and quantity now, ON file IN
tee Also ~ bds sn for yesy consct Tor coal
for State institution at Rockville win be
received on the above date;
serves the right to reject any and all bids
submitted, and to waive technical defects
JOINT PURCHAASING COMMITTEE OF
DAILY +. MCCOY. Secretary.
CITY TEMPORARY LOAN = FINANCE
DEPARTMENT
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Notice is hereby given that in pur-
suance OF the General Ordinance NO. 8,
1928. the Common Council of the City OF
the 18th day OF January. 1926 and APP
proved and signed by the Mayor Of the
City Of Indianapolis on the 18TH day OF
troller OF the City of indianapolis viii re
ceive sealed bids at the office OF the Clty
Controller up 70 II o'clo Sae noon on tine tme
porary loan of Two Hundred Thousand
5000. O00.O0l Dollars to the City OF In.
dlanapos payable IRON Id m 1ne cuf tn be de
Two Hundred Thousand $500. 100000
Dollars TO be delivered on the loth DAY o.
Notice Of the determination to issue
bonds or other evidence OF Indebtedness
been tes S dSy pubtshe3 as required ~ law
All bids t9 be on on, the he s snags 5se
wSscS a prem premium may MAJ be added. and the
loan will be awarded to the lowest ano
best bider but the right Is reserved 70 re,
tect any and all bids certified check
of . a 60 must accompany all bids, 49,
The obligations issued by said city WI
dated on the 18th day of January, 1928
and the date of delivery of said money
specified. and all the. said notes shall 6e
due and payable on the 10Th day OF June
1926, and will be In the amount OF Two
Hundred Thousand 5000 100000 Dollars
The legal opinion OF the legality OF me
Counsel of the City OF Indianapolis
CITY OF INDIANAPOLIS.
By JOHN L, DUyALL, Mayor.
ALVAH J. RUCKER. Corporation Counsel