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THE MUNCIE EVENING PRESS MONDAY, JANUARY 15, 1940. MUNCIE PRESS DAILY CROSSWORD PUZZLE Answer to Previous Puzzle LAWYERS CALL FOR INTEGRATED BAR Prefers Tent Home To Palatial One of Screen Star SJ mil I PACE 7 WIDOW OF FOUNDER OF UNIVERSITY IS DEAD VALPARAISO, Jan. 15. P) Mrs. Neva Axe Brown, 74, widow of the late Henry Baker -Brown, founder of Valparaiso University, died today.

Surviving are two sons, Henry Kinsey Brown and Bruce Brown of Chicago, and a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Axe Brown of Valparaiso. I BIkiYLJAOOI UtM I WRITES OFFICIALS TO LEARN IF HE'S WEDDED CUMBERLAND, Jan. 13. Courthouse clerks are as puzzled over this letter as, apparently, the young Pennsylvania miner who wrote It.

He asked them to check on a marriage "that was to of taken place April 14, 1937," saying have no knowledge of ever being married, but if I am, please let me know, and send me the marriage license." Clerks assured him he had taken out a license and, furthermore, had been married the same day. TOUCHING. COLUMBUS, Jan. 15. (JP) A brother of Mrs.

W. Pancake of nearby Clifford sent her gold for her golden wedding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Pancake receive five gold nuggets from James Mc-Ilvain of Pasadena, who had picked them up along a stream 60 years ago about the time the Pancakes were married.

Child by Declines Adoption Ann Sothern. S'BTiQRnEiQiGnM riWK Wi 1 TOREVjEpRiV HPlAiS BRi i NBSaqAiSjH OpPi AiSITl Qa NlAj RlQO AplU EOAp I IcVaqR TOiMl3EpCEPiTplwOlT IP' I 'ClT 'I jC)A 18 Repeats. 20 Malicious grudging. 22 DoIefuL 23 Fatty secretion 25 Parts of a lobster's tail. 26 Dutch.

28 Unit. 29 Distinctive theory. 33 Yeast enzyme. 34 Power. 38 Derby.

39 Dined. 40 To bathe. 41 Astringent. 42 Sanskrit dialect. 45 Myself.

47 Doctor. 49 Point. 50 Italian river. 52 Exclamation. 53 Note in scale.

54 Transpose. 55 You. HORIZONTAL I Carnivorous bast of the dog family. 4 Its are used for coate 8 Concert waltz. 12 Diplomatic agreement 14 Spongy substance.

16 Kingdom in Asia. 17 To record. 19 Challenge. 21 Frosty. 22 Divinities.

24 Lair. 25 Given. 27 Cotton fabric. 30 To essay. 31 It has a tail.

32 To' seal up. 34 Measure. 35 Fish enemy of sharks. 36 Mystic syllable. 37 To swindle.

40 Race track circuits. 4 Father. 5 Toilet case. 6 Player of the lyre. 7 Glossy.

8 Virginia. 9 To total. 10 Burden. 11 Certain. 13 Type measure! 15 To encounter.

16 The variety is raised on farms. 43 Savor. 44 Wing. 45 Door rOg. 46 Finale.

48 It belongs to the genera. 51 It is a or wily beast. 56 To eject. 57 Black. 58 VERTICAL 2 3 Roentgen ray.

J-yr I HAVEN'T HAD "7 SUCH A ries aoes LEMONCOVE, Jan. 15. (JP) Twelve-year-old David Hobbs, who got homesick at the Beverly Hills mansion of Actress Ann Sothern and band-leader Roger Pryor, is back with his 11 brothers and sisters, playing around their tent house on the bank of the Kaweah River. "They were swell to me, but I just wanted to be home," said David. Miss Sothern noticed the boy's fine appearance two years ago when she saw him selling newspapers at a Dallas, Texas, hotel where Pryor's orchestra was playing.

She arranged with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hobbs, for him to live at Beverly Hills with the prospect of eventual adoption. Recently, when David's parents visited him at Beverly Hills, he begged to, be allowed to go home with them. His parents joined Miss Sothern in attempting to dissuade him, but the boy insisted he would be happier with his brothers and sisters.

The family lives in this Central California town, 350 miles north of Hollywood, in tents on the ranch of Courtney- McCracken. Says David: "I liked Mr. Pryor, Cesar Romero, Don Ameche and the other actors and actresses who visited the home. All of them were good to me. Miss Sothern was most wonderful.

"But I wanted to be home." Indiana Association Has Six Point Program. INDIANAPOLIS. Jan. 15. (JP) The Indiana State Bar Association started a new campaign today to bring about enactment of a law for an integrated bar a self governing organization made up of all lawyers in the state and with power to investigate and dispose of all complaints against lawyers.

The Bar Association approved at its annual midwinter meeting Saturday a six-point program designed to bring about passage of an integrated bar bill by the 1941 legislature. Such a bill has been before numerous past sessions of the legislature but always has been defeated. It caused one of the most bitter disputes of the 1939 session. The lawyers had heard Charles A. Beardsley, American Bar Association president, urge them to obtain legislative or Supreme Court authority to remove the causes for "the people's displeasure with the legal profession." Public Dissatisfied.

Beardsley, an Oakland, attorney, pointed out that in 23 states the legislatures have authorized an effective Bar Association. He asserted investigations of campiaints by such an organization would 'show that a great majority of the complaints are due to misunderstandings. "But all of these complaints are evidence of public displeasure with lawyers." he said. "An effective bar association, such as those now operating in 23 states, can dispose of those complaints those that are merely due to a misunderstanding, as well as those that call for disci-pine and can change the complaints and their relatives, neighbors and friends from enemies to friends of the legal profession." Prof. James J.

Robinson of the Indiana University Law School, chairman of the State Association's committee on criminal Jurisprudence, urged a recodification of Indiana's criminal laws by a special committee "with a stipulated amount of money for the work." Mckinley services I' I5 i5 ib i THLFT" 1IQ 1 I Til is 'FJ 21 "III IT 1 mnMx KSBttaf naasM mmm WMHiJ mmmmm -vw TTlTW si JX Jf f-mm mmJlmlmmm rr izL5 ii hmmi uo 4T f57 58 39 3TK ttivTTTL I i 1 THREE CHILDREN LOSE LIVES AS HOME BURNS PHIU.PSBURG, Jan. 15. (JP) Three small children of James Smith, a 24-year-old WPA worker, burned to death today when fire swept their flimsy, one-room home on the edge' of this Central Pennsylvania town. Chief of Police Nate Lamoreaux said the youngest child was nearly two years old and the oldest four and one-half years. Neighbors attempted to enter the blazing cabin, but the flames drove them back.

Cause of the fire was THIS IS G-R RAy ACTED SO DONT6ESIU.y! SUE, VOUfeE EMOTIONAL, i iccaimvte caw ucaituv STRANGB tASTNKSHT. SENSITIVE-LIKE ME. OUR SCENT SHOWS THAT IT WHEN HE TOOK ME KINP OF PEOPLE HAVE ILPEODORIZES. AND ITS MILD, HOME HE SHOOK a TO BE ESPECIALLY CAREFUL UitIVy tATHtK rVlAKcd HE, HANDS AND ABOUT NERVOUS FEECTINGLy-FRESH MAY8E HES GETTING THOMAS FEIRCE, 80, DIES PERSPIRATION. ALL OVER! tSf.i Relieve Pain BATHE DAILY WITH in Few Minutes UFBuoyrrwiLL AT AVONDALE CHURCH Funeral services for Mrs.

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(JP) Archie C. Milligan says it isn't so that he has asked to be taxed. Finance Director Vincent J. Murphy received a letter in Mulligan's name last week saying he never had received a tax bill and thought he should assist in maintaining city expenses. Mulligan, who Murphy's office declared could be billed for personal taxes only, said someone else wrote the letter.

Clears the Way for BREATHING SCIENCE tells you WHY COMFORT Ball Hospital following an eight weeks' illness, will be conducted at 2 p. m. Tuesday at the Avondale Methodist Church by the Reverend R. E. Boyle.

Burial will be in Elm Ridge Cemetery. The body has been removed from the Meeks mortuary to the home, where friends may call. Mrs. McKinley was a member of Avondale Methodist Church and the Letter Carriers' Auxiliary. The daughter of the late Alfred and Mariah Kiger Heath, she was a lifelong resident of Delaware County.

Surviving are the husband, George O. McKinley; a daughter, Mrs. Robert Bookout; two sons, Frederick and Dean McKinley, both of Muncie; a granddaughter, Jackie Jean McKinley of Muncie: three brothers, Ver-nard Heath of Muncie, Ward Heath cf Detroit, and Heber Heath of Columbus, Ohio, and three sisters, Mrs. Ora Corkwell of Muncie, Mrs. Lena Morse of Detroit, and Mrs.

Alpha Babb of Columbus, Ohio. Nervousness or strong feelings cause your nerves to signal to sweat glands, especially of the underarm, palms, soles of your feet end other places. tATER DON'T F0R6BT fTZi WE HAVE A AAOVIE Vgl A date tomomow ftvSJrS fORGETAAY I ifHS. LIFEBUOY BATH, lSL EtTHERl I'M MOT ifcri Staking any more I f2S CHANCES W(TH Svf if: DIES AT TOLEDO. W.

D. Shuman, native of Muncie. died Sunday in a Toledo hospital Although he had lived in Toledo foi the last 30 years, Mr. Shuman was widely known here. He was the son of John B.

and Mary F. Shuman, and had been married to Catherine Hoffer of Zanesville, Ohio. Funeral services will be conducted Tuesday at Zanesville, and burial will be at Mt. Olive Cemetery, where Mrs. Shuman, who died 15 years ago, is buried.

Surviving Mr. Shuman are four sisters, Mrs. Will Webb Tuttle. Mrs. Cora Russey, Miss Emma Shuman, and Mrs.

Walter J. Thornburg and two brothers, Charles and Rost Shuman, all of Muncie. IF a stopped-up condition In year nostrils du to cold preventsyou from breathing through them. Insert Mcntholatum. Sooth-In Mcntholatum clears the mucus-clof jed passages, lets In the air.

It clears die way for breathing comfort. Opens STOPPED-UP NOSTRILS Out comes nervous perspiration. Unless proper precautions are taken, this soon becomes "nervous B.O." So change to Lifebuoy to avoid offending. Lifebuoy's mild lather contains an exclusive deodorizing ingredient. You are safe for hours longer from B.

O. due either to nervousness or heat, exercise, or work. M0llv ITS CRISP ODOR GOES IN ITS CRISP ODOR GOES IN ta colds A JIFFY AT HOME OF DAUGHTER After a long illness, Thomas Feirce, 80, died early Sunday at the home of his daughter, Mrs. Hazel Smith, in Morningside. He was born in Howard County, but had been a resident of Muncie for the last 50 years.

Surviving are the widow, Mary; a son, Alonzo Feirce of Springport; three daughters, Mrs. Mary Dotson of Muncie, Mrs. Oscar Johnson of Muncie, and Mrs. Hazel Smith of Morningside; 12 grandchildren; 11 great grandchildren, and two brothers, Milton Feirce of Montpelier, and James Feirce of Bloomington. The funeral will be conducted at 2 p.

m. Tuesday at the Fifteenth Street Free Christian Church by the Reverend Harry Dowling. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. The body will be removed from the Parson Mortuary to the home of the daughter, Mrs. Dotson, 1412 Council where friends may call after 5 p.

m. Monday. FERGUSON RITES TUESDAY AT ELW00D METHODIST Funeral services for John Ferguson, 48, of 307 University who died at 9 a. Sunday at Ball Hospital, will be conducted at 2 p. Tuesday at the Elwood Methodist Church by the pastor, assisted by Dr.

William E. Steckel, pastor of the Muncie First Presbyterian Church. Bural will be at Elwood. Mr. Ferguson was manager of the Muncie Auto Service Company at 301 North High St.

He had been a resident of Muncie for eight years, coming here from Elwood. His death followed a week's illness. The body will be removed Monday evening from the Clark mortuary in Elwood to the home of the widow's aunt. Mrs. Lewis Lynsmeyer, on South Anderson Elwood.

Surviving are the widow, Lela; a daughter, Mrs. Arthur Green, of Indianapolis; three sisters, Mrs. Elmer Stumpf and Mrs. Leslie Fisher, both of Chicago, and Mrs. Lowell Cochran of Elwood, and a brother, Charles Ferguson, of Mansfield, Ohio.

CONTRACTOR HANDED FEDERAL PRISON TERM KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15. UP) John J. Pryor, 66, politically-favored contractor of the Boss Tom Pender-gast Democratic machine, pleaded guilty today to income-tax evasion. ITS PROTECTION LASTS AND LASTS Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Legal Notices Velma Williams, same 150.00 JOnnpth Kiclcr same 106.25 Winnie McKinley.

same 75.00 Uaitmmi ntlhcrt. Kama 67.50 Louise Kev. same 150.00 R. E. Noble, same 91-50 Marcellus Wrieht.

same 62.o0 Paul Metzcar. same 150.00 Louise Bush, same 150.00 Charline Soencer. same 60.00 Rebecca Miller, same 25.00 Velma Williams, same 75.00 Paul Metzcar. same 73.00 Dr. J.

L. Axby, comm. address 25.00 Taylor Stewart, trans. 145.00 Ross Frakes. same 145.00 A.

O. McKinlev. same 145.00 Myron Richman, same 145.00 Therl Jackson, same 140.00 Gola Reed, same 140.00 Raymond Swindell, tame 139.00 Sherman Lee, same 135.00 Corwin Cummins, same 114.80 Clarence Jones, Janitor 75.00 Jean Workman, library elerk 25.00 E. E. Applegate.

supplies 68.53 Alma Robertson, same 150.00 Winnie McKinley, same 150.00 Elma Browning, same 150.00 Charline Spencer, same 140.00 Leah Maddox. same 125.00 Dorothy Henkle. same 56.25 Ray Burns, same 156.25 Claude Williams, same 200.00 R. E. Noble, same 8150 Marcellus Wright, same 62.50 TOWNSHIP TRUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT TO ADVISORY BOARD OF MT.

PLESANT TOWNSHIP, DELAWARE COVNTY. INDIANA. SHOWING RECEIPTS, DISBURSEMENTS AND BALANCES OF ALL TOWNSHIP REfESl'ES FOR THE YEAR ENDING DECEMBER 81, li)M). TOWNSHIP FtXD. Receipts.

Balance on hand. Jan. 1. 1939 l.fi60.fil County Auditor, tax settlement 935.12 County Auditor, same 836.23 Louise Bush, same 75.00 Alma Robertson, same 75.00 Winnie McKinley, same 75.00 Elma Browning, same 75.00 Madonna Gilbert, same 67.50 Dn.F.LL EDWARDS' DISCOVERY FOR CONSTIPATION Benefits Nation of Sufferers! COLUMBUS, OHIO: For over 20 years Dr. F.

M. Edwards (widely known physician) successfully treated scores of patients for constipation and the headaches, lack of energy and mental dullness which often result. This wise Doctor knew liver bile must flow freely every day into your intestines or fatty foods can't be properly digested and you may become constipated. So he kept this in mind when he perfected his famous Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets.

Olive Tablets, being purely vegetable, are wonderful, yet they assure gentle, thorough bowel movements and ALSO help stimulate bile flow. Test their goodness TONIGHT! 15e 30 60 829.089.37 Total SPECIAL SCHOOL FUND, Kenneth Sigler. same 106.25 Berniece Sigler. same 80.00 Marie Dice, same 187.50 Bright Kimmel. same 175.00 Catherine Hofer.

same 162.50 Lois Williams, same 150.00 Ethel Klepfer. ume 150.00 Grace Hofherr. same 150.00 Elma, Browning, same 150.00 110,490.55 5.000.00 5.273.78 Receipts. Balance. Jan.

1. 1939 Co. adv. pay. intang.

tax Countv Auditor, tax set. Transfer nf ntth Fund to Palmer Prod. sup. Kiger Si same J. G.

Goble Print. sup. J. I. Holcomb Mfg.

sup. Silver Burden supplies Lee O. Baird. tests Levay Si Snyder, Inc. repairs Royal Typewriter typew.

D. V. Pearson, repairs A. E. Boyce print.

It sup. Charles A. Penzel, books, suo. Yorktown Water Works, serv, Clarenre Jones. Janitor Flora Muterspaugh.

matron Floyd Sollars, trans. Earl Manor, same Lora King, same Allen Richard, same Cliff Applegate. same James Lvkins. same Gola Reed, same Gilbert Fuller, same Ross Frakes, same Geo. Wagner, same Cen, Ind.

Power serv, Cen. Ind, Gas same Ind. Bell Tele. same Bettv Simonson. labor Marjorie Miller, same Thomas Miller, same Clarence Jones, labor 67.36 10 21 394.75 317 08 118 13 34.58 17.00 120.00 34.00 35 09 5 75 60.00 160 00 40 00 144 00 144 00 1 144 00 144 00 144 00 144 00 144 00 144 00 144 00 143 00 75 53 -5 20 5 20 21 60, 37.00' 37 801 special school fund 1.38 State Auditor, state sch.

relief 7.097.21 Vplma William, umi 75.00 County Auditor, tax set. 9.631.46 Paul Metzcar, same 75.00 Louis Bush, same 75.00 Total 137,494.38 Alma Robertson, same 75.00 Winnie McKinlev. sama 75.00 Disbursements. Yorktown St. Bank, bonds.

CPU. 1,106.20 Madonna Gilbert, same 67.50 Clarence Jones, labor 35.00 Robert Monroe, rep. sup. 23.37 Betty Simonson, cleaning 21.60 Traction Light Se Power serv. 71.15 Cen.

Ind. Gas same 4.80 Ind. Bell Tele same 4 90 Ben Dragoo, labor 29.90 Clarence Jones, same 65.00 Lee O. Baird. tests 32 40 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Yorktown Lumber repairs 323 34 Traction Light te Power serv.

43 80 Cen. Ind. Gas same 3 80 Ind. Bell Tele. same 6.75 Clarence Jones, labor 65.

(TO Braham, supplies 41.40 Holcomb St Hoke Mfg. 7t stk. pay. 545.24 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Flora Muterspaugh. enatron 88.00 Traction Light Power serv.

17.89 Ind. Bell Tele. same 4.00 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Yorktown Water Works, eery. 66.00 Yorktown State Bank, bond. Int.

585.04 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Townsend Se Purslev. registers 16.50 I. E. Moore, typewriter rep. 22 00 L.

O. Balfour diplomas 58 90 Traction Light as Power eery. 12.45 Ind. Bell Tele. same 4 00 A.

E. Bovce sunollea 154 10 Charline Spencer, same 1 60.00 Leah Maddox, same 110. 00 Rebecca Miller, same 25.00 H. L. Gradick, same 28.00 Indianapolis City Schools, trane.

25.56 Rav Burns, teaching 162.50 3,431.96 250.00 52.T5 6.8 6.00 60.00 2.35 173.00 97.10 8.50 2.00 2.30 175.00 2.00 32.00 3.00 84.16 2.55 175.00 2.50 15.00 100.00 2.20 6.00 Total Disbursement. Woodrow Parkison. bond Post-Democrat, adv. Ind. Bell Tele.

serv. Postmaster, stamps Harriett, Simonsnn, of. rent Ind. Bell Tele. serv.

Chas. Simonson. sal. exp. Paul B.

Davis, office equip. Merle Swanger. supplies Ind. Bell serv. Ind.

Bell same Chas. Simonson. sal. exp. -Ind.

Bell Tele. serv. Dick Head, maps Pcxsmaster. box rent stamps Post Democrat, adv. Ind.

Bell Tele. serv. Cha. Simonson, sal. exp.

Swanger Printery, printing Woodrow Parkison, agt. J.P. bd. Corbltt McClellan. twp.

attorney Ind. Bell Tele. serv. Postmaster, stamps Ind. Bell Tele.

serv. Chas. Simonson. sal. exp.

Merle Swanger. same 81.25 Marcellus Wright, same 75.00 Kenneth Sigler. same 106.25 E. Noble, same 87.50 Marie Dice, tame 93.75 Bright Kimmel. same 87.50 Florence Anderson, same 75 no Singer Sewing Mach.

sewing mach. rep. 291.52 Charles Scribner's Sons, books 52.03 Holcomb Hoke Mfg. sto. pay.

811.07 Coulter Boiler repairs 109.50 Kiger Se supplies 53.31 Yorktown Lumber, coal 367.77 H. P. Bridges, same 96.36 Yorktown Ice Fuel coal 314.00 Palmer Products, sup. 67.56 Clarence Jones, Janitor 75.00 Jean Workman, library clerk 25.00 Gilbert Fuller, trans. 67.50 Gola Reed, same 70.00 Royal Typewriter typew.

180.00 Allen Simblest. books 55.00 Ben Dragoo. labor 37.50 Charline Spencer, same 60.00 Leah Maddox. same 55.00 Berniece Sigler, same 80.00 Teacher's Retirement Fund 329.31 Rebecca Miller, teaching 75.00 H. L.

Gradick. same 28.00 Rav Burns, same 156.25 Kenneth Sigler. same 106.25 R. E. Noble, same 91.50 Marcellus Wright, same 62.50 Velma Williams, same 75.00 Paul Metzcar.

same 73.00 Louise Bush, same 75.00 Alma Robertson, same 75.00 Winnie McKinley. same 75.00 Elma Browning, same 75.00 Madonna Gilbert, same 67.50 Charline Spencer, same 60.00 Leah Maddox. same 55.00 Berniece Sigler, same 80.00 Grace Hofherr, same 150.00 Lois Williams, same 150.00 Ethel Klepfer. same 150.00 Catherine Hofer. same 162-52 Bright Kimmel.

eanio 175.00 Marie Dice, same 187.50 Claude Williams, same 200.00 Ftebecca Miller, same Rav Burns, same 16 .25 Berniece Sigler. same Kenneth Sigler, same 106.2a Marcellus Wright, came R. E. Noble, same 91-50 Velma Williams, same Paul Metzcar, same 75.00 Louise Bush, same 2X Alma Robertson, same i502 Winnie McKinley, same 75 00 Elma Browning, same Madonna Gilbert, same 51 52 Charline Spencer, same 60.OO Indianapolis City Schools, trans. 5" 52 Rebecca Miller, teaching 75.00 H.

L. Gradick. same 28 .00 Ray Burns, same 134.BO Claude Williams, same R. E. Noble, same 7H2 Kenneth Sigler.

same 9 0.12 Marcellus Wright, same i ii Marie Dice, same 164.49 Total Statement showing amount of all monies paid to the various funds of Mt. Pleasant Township. Delaware County, disbursement therefrom and balances remaining there In. for the yr ending December 31. 1939.

TOWNSHIP FLND. Balance on hand. Jan. 1, 1939 I VftftO.ftl Receipts during year 1.771.35 Catherine Rothhaar, same 81.25 Dorotnv Henkle. same 75.00 Velma Williams, same 75 00 Louise Key.

same 75.00 Let' 8 Dine and DANCE to I II and His Band Formerly of the Hollywood Bar 6 Nights a Week STARTING TONIGHT SOUTHER? GRILL 835 South Walnut St. Clarence Jones, labor 65 00 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Paul Metzcar. same 15.00 Rebecca Miller, aamn 13 na Tolal of balance and receipt I 3.431 Disbursements during year 2.219 81 Louise Bush, same 75.00 Raymond McKibben, same 40.50 Robert Monroe, same 19 43 Rav Burns, same 70.00 Geo. F. Cramm maps 152.60 m.

E. Prillman, sup. 781.43 Alma Robertson, same 75.00 Elma Browning, same 75.00 Winnie McKinley. same 75.00 Traction Light St Power erv. 13.41 Traction Light Pow.

aerv. 74.75 Cen. Ind. Gas same 4.60 Charline Spencer, same TO.OO Leah Maddox, same 62.50 Ind. Bell Tele.

same 7.35 Final balance 1.313.18 noo FUND. Deficit Jan. 1939 1 TV Receipts during year 805.10 Total of balances and receipt 741 i Disbursements during year 734.45 3.35 175.00 2.93 101.74 60.44 2.15 175.00 60.00 2.15 100.00 2.10 6.00 175.00 5.00 5.00 9.00 1219.81 Ind. Bell Tele. serv.

Muncie Star. adv. Post Democrat, same Ind. Bell Tele. serv.

Chas. Simonson. sal. exp. Harriett Simonson.

office rent Ind. Bell Tele. serv. Marv Simonson, clerk Ind. Bell Tele.

serv. Postmaster, stamps Chas. Simonson. sal. exp.

Flovd Curtis, adv. bd. sal. Joseph Workman, same Alfred Walker, same Rav Burns, same 162 50 Ind. Bell Tele.

aery. 4 00 Clarence Jones, labor 65.00 Marjorie Miller, same 33.60 Mary Simonson, same 33.60 Ray Burns, same 70.00 Yorktown St. Bank. pay. of bond 500.00 Taylor Stewart, trans.

145.00 Howard Stewart, same 145.00 Ross Frakes, same 145.00 Myron Richman. same 145.00 A. O. McKinley, same 145.00 Therl Jackson, same 140 00 Raymond Swindell, same 133.00 Sherman Lee. same 135.00 Merle Swanger.

same 81.25 Marcellus Wright, same 75.00 Kenneth Sigler. same 106.25 R. E. Noble, same 87.50 Marie Dice, same 93.75 Bright Kimmpl. 7 so Clarence Jones, labor 75.00 Clyde Bverly, supplies 24.70 Final balance TI ITIOV FIND.

Balance on baud. Jan. 1, 1939 Receipts during year 8 90 8.696 SI 27.434 81 Corwln Cummins, came 114.80 netty eimonson. labor 33. bo Martha Simonson, same 33.60 Ray's Mfg.

supplies 36.00 Bureau of Tests, tests 56 81 Ben Dracoo. labor 29 50 Gola Reed, same 70 on Total of balances and receipt (36 1.11.23 Disbursements during year 29 089 37 Catherine Rothhaar. same 81.25 Florence Anderson, same 95.00 Dorothy Henkle, same 75.00 Velma Williams, same 75.00 Louise Key. same 75.00 Paul Metzcar, same 75.00 Gilbert Fuller, same 67.50 Clarence Jones, Janitor 75.00 Jean Workman, library clerk 25 00 Cliff Applegate, repalra 15.00 Traction Light St Power aerv. 21 00 Cen.

Ind. Gas same 8.66 Ind. Bell Tele. same 5.80 Total DOG FtXD. Receipts.

January 1. 1939 Dog Tax Collected Countv Auditor. 6urp. dog tax Dos: Tax Collected Countv Auditor, surp. iot tax T.

H. Miller, dog tax (1938) Dog Tax Collected tteoecca Miner. m. 75 00 Final balance 7.041.85 SPECIAL SCHOOL Ff.tD. Balance on hand.

Jan. 1. 1939 110 49055 Receipt during year 27.003.83 Adding Mach. 6c Typew. reo.

27.30 Robert Monroe, rep. 61 sua. 3a 20 Louise Bush, same 7.1 00 61.75 60.00 194.43 117.00 212.67 141.00 80.00 Automobile Financing Braham sup. 80.13 Frank Sullivan, magazines 26 00 Ross Frakes. trans.

16.00 He was sentenced to two years ln prison and fined $20,000. Pleas to the same charges last year resulted in the federal imprisonment of Boss Pendergast; his police chief, Otto Higgins; his gambling "lug" collector, Charles Carollo, and the man he helped make state superintendent of insurance, R. E. O'Mal-ley. Pendergast is serving a 15-months term.

Pryor pleaded guilty to evasion of tax in 1934, 1935 and 1937. In those years he paid $6,065 tax on $58,345 income whereas he should have paid $309,753 tax on income of $591,546. With penalties, he owes the government $455,567. englanFs'big'grouch is women in uniform LONDON, Jan. 15.

(JP) Women in uniform havev replaced the blackout as Great Britain's number one public grouch, the daily mail reported today after a survey. It said more than 75 percent of the objectors are the women themselves. Tied with the blackout for number two grouch is the British Broadcasting Company's hour-after-hour repetition of news reports. Clarence Jones, Janitor 120 00 Floyd Sellars. trans.

144.00 Earl Manor, same 144.00 Lora King, same 144 00 Total ot balances nd receipt $37,494 38" Disbursements' during year 26.676.27 Final bs'anc TOTAL OF ALL FfXH. Balance on hand, Jan. 1, 1939 170.785.73, Receipts during year 57.013.19 Gola Reed, trans. 70.00 Gilbert Fuller, same 67.50 Clarence Jones. Janitor 75.00 Jean Workman, library clerk 25.00 Ellis Marshman.

globes 20 00 Leonard Supply sup. 72.31 Thurl Jackson, trans. 140 00 Braham supplies 68 54 Braham same 36.00 Gilbert Fuller, trans. 67 50 Tavlor Stewart, same 145'nn Alma Robertson, same 75.00 Winnie McKinley, same 15.00 Elma Browning, same 75.00 Charline Spencer, same 70.00 Leah Maddox, same 62.50 Ethel Klepfer. same 60.00 School City of Muncie.

transfer 331.77 Ball State Teach. same 59.54 Ray Burns, same 313.00 Rebecca Miller, teaching 139.00 Merle Swanger. same 162.50 Marcellus Wright, same 139.00 Kenneth Sigler. same 201.50 (New or Used Car Purchase) Howard Stewart, same 145 00 Ross Frakes. same 145 no Allen Richards, same 144 00 Cliff Applegate, same 144 00 James Lykins.

same 144.00 Gola fteed. same 144 00 Gilbert Fuller, same 144 00 Ross Frakes, same 144.00 Geo. Wagner, same 143.00 Creative Edu. Soc. supplies 35.61 Benta Mach.

St Weld. welding 4.80 Mark Broadwater, comp. ln. 180.21 Johnson Serv. repairs 87 65 O.

S. Chemical supplies 163.22 iNooie. same i64.oo Total Disbursements. Charles Ford, sheep killed Chas Lvkins. same Anna Frazier.

same FAjbert Hines Rollin Ward, same Alia Shellabarger. turkeys killed Samuel Kibler. sheep killed Jesse Asbv. cow killed Harold McVicker. hogs killed Rinker Walters, sheep killed L.

D. Gale, sheep killed Florence Davis, chickens killed Ralph Henkle. sheep killed H. V. Jeffrey, same E.

J. Luik. same Hobson Garland chickens killed Ralph Miers. sheep killed R. H.

Irelan. same C. H. Lennington. same Charles Lykins.

same John Kiser. hog killed Clarence Cox. sheep killed 743.35 54.75 12.00 241.00 15.00 20.00 12.00 30.00 18.00 33.00 10.50 9.50 14.00 30.00 82.50 13.20 6.00 22.00 56 00 20.00 5.00 30.00 Total of balances and receipt 77 8oo9t Disbursement during year 58.719 90 Pinal balance (19.081.01 Total balances a shown by this report H9.081.0l Warrant Checks oustandlng Dec. 31. 1939 425.21 Total balances and outstanding warrants, Dec.

31. 1939 119.506 24 Cash ln Depository Dec. 31. 1939 119.506 24 A. G.

McKinley, same 145 00 Myron Richman, same 145.00 Gola Reed, same 70 00 Kwvmond Swindell, same 139 00 Sherman Lee, same 135 00 Corwin Cummins, sama 114 an Marie Dice, same 178.50 Bright Kimmel. same 175.00 Catherine Rothhaar. same 151.50 Florence Anderson, same 159.00 Dorothy Henkle, same 150.00 Velma Williams, same 139.00 Louise Key, same 139.00 Paul Metzcar. am 1.19.00 Co-IMer Loans Chicago Apparatus same 48.69 Clarence Jones, Janitor 75 00 Boyie same i7 24 Jean Workman, library clerk 25 00 Cen. Ind.

Gas serv. 4 Trac. Light Power tame 92 70 Ind. Bell Tele. same 11 Louise Bush, same 140.00 Cen.

Ind. Power serv. 41 OS Cen. Ind. Gas same 4 80 Ind.

Bell Tele. Co same 4 20 Leonard Supply supplies 40 26 im Kooertson. same lou.uu Winnie McKinlev. same 139.00 Elma Browninv. mi 13100 Clarence Jones, janitor 160 oo Charline Spencer, same 129.00 Collateral Loans riovd sonars, trans.

144 oo Earl Mavnard. same 144 00 Catherine Hofer, same 140 Berniece Sigler, same 57.88 Lois Williams, same 126 .99 Velma Williams, same Ethel Klepfer, same i 1252? Paul Metzcar, same 51.94 Louise Bush, same -S2 Orace Hofherr. same 12o .23 Winnie McKinley, same' S'ii Elma Browning, same- -21 Madonna Gilbert, same 2'x2 Charline Spencer, same 3 Leah Maddox. same Bright Kimmel. same 'iiSR Alma Robertson, same "5 S2 R-ebecca Miller, same 25 22 Rebecca Miller, same Ray Burns, same "6.25 R.

E. Noble, same H2 Marcellus Wright, same "i Kenneth Sigler, same Berniece Sigler, same 2 S2 Velma Williams, same li Paul Metzcar. same J5.00 Louise Bush, same 75.00 Alma Robertson, sam 75.00 Winnie McKinlev. same 75.00 Madonna Gilbert, same ir Charline Spencer, same 60.00 Dorothy Henkle, same 18s Rebecca Miller, same 39.23 H. Gradick.

same 28.00 Ray Burns, same 158 Claude Williams, same 200.00 R. E. Noble, same 91.59 Marcellus Wright, same Berniece Sigler. same 80.00 Kenneth Sigler. same J2S Marie Dice, same 18 50 Bright Kimmel.

same 175 00 Catherine Hofer. same 162 52 Sthel Klepfer. same 150 .00 Lois Williams, same 130.00 Elma Browning, same 1 22 Orace Hofherr. same 12? 22 Velma Williams, same 7a. 00 Paul Metzcar.

same 75.00 Louise Bush, same 2 92 Alma Robertson, same iJ Winnie McKinley. same 25 Madonna Gilbert, same Sn'SU Charline Soencer, same Leah Maddox. same 110 00 Rebecca Miller, same Rav Burns, same 1 E. Noble, same Marcellus' Wright, same Kenneth Sigler. same Berniece Staler, same II? Velma Williams, same -J Louise Bush, same J.2ii Paul Metzcar.

same "2 Alme, Robertson, same 75. oo win Maaaox. same 114. oo Rebecca Miller, 150.00 Ray Burns, sama 325.00 FUNERALS Merle Swanger. same 162.50 Chester Goodwin, labors 84.88 Hark Broadwater, comp.

Ins. 51.50 H. P. Burgess, coal 297 50 C. F.

Losh. typewriters 155 00 J. I. Holcomb supplies 33 31 Taylor Stewart, trans, to Ind'pTa 10.00 Corwln Cummins, same 10K) Gilbert Fuller, same 10.00 Tavlor Stewart, trans. 72 50 Gilbert Fuller, same 67 50 Clarence Jones, janitor 75 00 Jean Workman, library clerk 25 00 The Fyr-Fyter supplies 24 52 Howard Stewart, trans.

145 00 Tavlor Stewart, sama 7) nn Lora King, same 144 oo Allen Richards, same 144 00 Cliff Applegate, same 144.00 James Lvkins. same 144.00 Gola Reed, same 144.00 Gilbert Fuller, same 144 00 Ross Frakes, same 144 00 Oo. Wagner, same 143.00 Marcenus Wright, same ia.ou Kenneth Sieler. sama 212.50 R. E.

Noble, same 175.00 Mint usee, same lix.nu Bright Kimmol mi 175 no Investigate Our Hates Geo. Warner, same 3.00 Chester Goodwin, labor 78 55 Flora Muterspaugh. matron 40 00 ALVIX B. ZIMMERMAN'. The funeral of Alvin B.

Zimmerman, 80, who died Friday at his home. 401 North Monrce was conducted at 2 p. m. Monday at the Piepho mortuary by Dr. A.

Wesley Pugh, pastor of Hih Street Methodist Church. Burial was in the I. O. O. P.

Cemeterv at Hartford City. sutler music t.o.. eouio. ai.o M. J.

Moss. med. serv. 44.00 Catherine Rothhaar. same 162.50 Florence Anderson, same 170.00 Dorothy Henkle, same 150.00 Velma Williams, same 130.00 Louise.

Kev. same 150.00 Paul Metzcar. same 150.00 Louise Bush, same 150.00 Alma Robertson, uim 150.00 Ross Frakes. same 145 00 Charles Simonson. the Trustee of Pleasant Township.

Delaware County, Indiana, do solemnly swear or affirm that the preceding report of Receipts, merits and Balances Is true and correct, verllv believe: and I further dclr that the sums with which I am charged In this report are all of the sums received1 by me. and the various items of expendi tures credited have been fuilr paid In the' sum stated, and without eKpV.ssed or Im-olied agreement that any portion there-of shall he retained bv or reuald to me; or any other person. And I further 1-' clare. and swear or affirmt that I have.1 received no money, nor articles of value, ln consideration of any contract made by i me as Trustee of this Township. CHARLES SIMONSON.

Trustee of Mt, Pleasant Township, i Subscribed and sworn (or affirmed) to before me. the Chairman of the Ad- vlsory Board of this Township, this 2nd day ot January. 1310. JOSEPH J. WORKMAN.

Chairman of Advisorv Boardl of Mt. Pleasant Township. This report was received, accented and-approved bv the Advisory Board of this! Township, at Its Annual Meeting, this! 2nd day of Jsmmr. 1940. JOSEPH J.

WORKMAN. r'ovn Curtis. At 1 ED WALKER. Advisory Board of Ii Mt. Pleasant Township.

Myron Richman. same 14500 A. G. McKinlev. sama Utnii Clarence Jones.

Janitor 160. 00 Flovd Sollara. trans. 144.00 Earl Manor, same i4.uu Total 734.45 TtlTION FIND. Receipts.

Balance. January 1. 1939 8.696.31 Auditor of State, tuition sup. 6.670.69 Mt. Pleasant Sell.

Twp.ui. sup. 329.31 Co. Auditor, com. sch.

rev. int. 468.59 Countv Auditor, lntang tax 227.65 Countv Auditor, excise tax dlst. 157.13 Countv Auditor, tax set. 5.501.81 Auditor of State, tui.

suo. 6.670.83 Mt. Pleas Twp. School, same 329.17 Co. Auditor, com.

sch. rev. ii Int. 246.37 School Town of Albany, transfer 48.35 Rebecca Miller, refund 18.88 Refund on Trans, from Bd. Comm.

Indianapolis .89 Richland transfers 631.89 Countv Auditor, imanft, tax 263.65 Auditor of Slate, excise dist. 433.80 Center transfers 341.75 County Auditor, tax set. 5.091.10 Total $36,131,22 Disbursements. Merle Dice, teccnm I 1R7.50 Brteht Ksmmel. stmt 175 00 Ethel Kl-Dfer.

same 150 on Lois Williams, same 150.no Rebecca Miller, same 75.00 Ray Burns, same 156.25 Thyrl Jackson, same 140 00 Gola Reed, same 140 00 Gilbert Fuller, same 67.50 Winnie McKinley, same 150 00 otgnninn, same lau.uu Charline Snnrr 140 00 Sherman Lee. same 135 00 Raymond Swindell, same 11a nn Lora Kin, same 144 00 Allen Richards, same 144 00 Cliff Applegate. same 144 00 James Lvkins. same 144 no Gola Peed, same 144.00 Gilbert Fuller, sama 144 00 Leah Maddox. same 125.00 Corwin Cummins, same 114.

art' Instalment Loan Devt. KereSanIs Bank Corner Jackson and Mulberry Clarence Jones, Janitor 75 00 Jean Workman, library clerk 25 00 Traction Light Power serv. 79 15 Rosa Frakes. same 144 tin neoecca Miner, same 150.00 Rav Burns, same Merle Swanger. same 162.50 Marcellus Wright, same 150.00 Kenneth Sigler.

same 212t50 E. Noble, same 175.00 Marie Dice, same 18 50 Bright Kimmi-i its no Cen. Ind. Gas gas 5.30 WEARLY MONUMENTS 404 Killer Ae. Dial Sifli MAUSOLEUMS MARKERS MONUMENTS Opposite Beech -Grove Cemetery Ind.

Bell Tele, serv. 7 20 Hunttneton rep. tc sup. 236. Jones, lanitor 7S 00 Geo.

Wagner, same 14)00 Cen. Ind. Power serv 56.71 Cen. Ind. Gas same 5.00 Ind.

Bell Tele. sain 15 Woodrow Psrkison. fire ins. 13.07 Woodworth Book Store, books III 61 Robert Monroe, supplies 22 65 Huntington lu-. rep.

St sup. 327.12 an Workman, librarv clerk 24 00 Catherine Rothhaar. same 12.51 Florence Anderson, same 170 00 Dorothy Henkle, same 150.00 Brsham l.sbs sunnlles 25.00 Gilbert Fuller, trans. 135.00.