The Indianapolis Star from Indianapolis, Indiana • 19

THE INDIANAPOLIS STAB SATURDAY DECEMBER 6 1910 19 COMMERCE INANCE and MARKETS EDITED BY BERT HENLEY LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE STOCKS 6 10 2 6 of Ind 235 99 Ind Insurance Co 23 129 SI 73 National Bank Trust Co 370 Northern 5s 60 39 5s In1pls 90 86 96 94 ret 94 99 9980 9950 market for by ad higher Third 4 ourth Victory Union Union 100 100 100 63 S3 266 ISO 283 89 80 5 13 90 87 86 84 9256 103 380 Light and Heat 5s Water 4 97 56 95 50 20 2 50 740 8 WJnfhitety ntv 1 vol nnoil In and prices were unchanged at 9c for granulated Bld 48 88 86 83 8R 96 99 Indpls Indpls Indpls Indpls and Co com and Co pfd 9260 9900 9900 fourth 4 par value $1 1000 Street Rialway Trac ami Light ptd Asked 55 96 75 75 73 months Ti 1 rh 1 ci noon with Trust Co Bankers Trust Co City Trust Co 9400 9200 sold 23 cl os I nr March touching 35 36 97 50 50 70 87 refined fine ldplitv letcher Am Nat Bank Indiana Ry Indiana Ry Northwestern ptd Products 2d pfd Second 4s irst 4s Second 4s December 1K1Re July 1538c September i 000 Indpls000 Liberty Total sales 170 273 204 38 2 261 52 56 Closing bids Indpls Trac 'Perm 5d Kokomo Marion letcher Sav and Trust Co Indiana National Bank Indiana Trust Co Trac of Indiana com Trac of Ind 1st pfd 2a pia Indiana Hotel Co 2d 6s Indpls no pis Indpls Citizens Street Railway 5s Indpls Col Southern 5s Indiana Coke and Gas 6s Indian Creek Coal and 6s Indiana Union Traction 5s Indpls Greenfield 5s Merchants National Bank National Bank State Bank Security Trust Co The State Sav and Trust Co Union Trust Co BONDS Broad Ripple 5s COEE NEW YORK Dec 5 The market coffee futures was higher today on steadier showing of Brazil covering recent sellers and a little trade buying oomnaniod hv rumors of a nossihl Vance in ocean freight rates from Braz and reports of a better turn in the Mex ican situation 54 'll May 1 1 Rr Spot coffee xiuiet Rio 7s 15c Santns 4s 2326c Most of the cost and freight offers on London credits were reported unchanged but offers on American credits were a shade lower Including Rio 7a at J580o and Santos 4s at 2335c Private cables received from Brazil said that Indpls Indpls Southeastern pfd i napts Indiana Pipe Line Co Indpls Abattoir Co Indianapolis Gas Indpls Telephone Co com Indpls Telephone Co pfd Law Building Lemcke Realty Co pfd Merchants Pub Util Co pfd National Motor Car Co coin SUGAR ANT) COEE SUGAR NEW YORK Dec 5 The local for raw mit'ar nilipler todav purchases were reported although the undertone was firm and holders were ask ing fractionally higher prices Lt was be lieved that 10c would be paid for first half January shipment while ebruary and March shipments could be obtained at New Telephone Lone DIst 5s Southern Ind Power Co 6r LIBERTY BONDS Advance Rumely Co com American Central Life A fr I cr f'c" Tlffl JSe4t XAllroad com 117 Belt Railroad pfd Century Building pfd Cities Service Co com Cities Service Co ptd Citizens Gas 1917 issue Citizens Gas Co prior to 1917 Dodge Mfg Co pfd Pub Sav Insurance Co Rauh ertilizer pfd Sandard Oil Co of Indiana Sterling ire Insurance Co Stutz Motor Car Co VanCamp Hardware pfd VanCamp Packing pfd VanCamp Products 1st pfd a ti a I Vandalia Coal Co pfd 11 Wabash Railway Co pfd 24 Wabash Railway Co com 8 BANKS AND TRUST COMPANIES 100 The market opened un polnts higher and active to 38 points above last figures during the after Loan 3 Loan 4 SALES freight room for prompt shipment was not available and that rates were advanc ing with some sellers of Santos for prompt shipment desirous of canceling their con tracts The official cables reported an ad vance of 200 reis in the Rio market and quoted Rio exchange on London at 17 or below the nominal quotation of yesterday The early cable reported San tos futures 50 rets higher to 75 reis lower but a special cable received later showed an advance of 125 to 300 rels Brazilian port receipts 13000 Jundlahy receipts 7000 INDIAN APOLIS PRODUCE Butter IV holesalo buying prices of butter fat aro based on the Chicago mar ket which is 75c a pound Indianapolis manufacturers are paying 76c a pound de livered at Indianapolis resh Egfcs (jobbers are paying) Strict ly fresh candled loss off cases returned 73c a dozen special prime candled near by hennery 73c a dozen Poultry (Indianapolis run of stock) owls 21c springs 20c cocks 16T17c: ducks 22c geese 18c: turkeys general run young toms and hens 32c culls not wanted old turkeys 2S30c receipts moderate squabs 11 pounds $450 a dozen Cheese (wholesale selling Brick Wisconsin 37c Wisconsin full cream 3637c New full cream 37c limbur ger 37c longhorn 36c Butter Ixscal produce jobbers are pay ing 3843c a pound for packing stock but ter creamery prints wholesale prices 71c creamery tub 70c PRODUCE IN OTHER CITIY LOUISVILLE Ky Dec 5 Poultry Hens large springers ducks 25c hens 22c roosters 13c guineas 66 a dozen turkeys 2830c But ter Packing stock 42c creamery 69c Eggs Candied 66c Rabbits 63 a dozen LAAYETTE Ind Dec buying prices: Butter 40c 'Eggs resh 65c Poultry Old cocks 11c: fowls 20c spring chickens lotfJZOc: old tom turkeys 25c hen turkeys 30c ducks 18c geese 18c fancy stock worth more KANSAS CITY Mo Dec 5 Butter Creamery 2c higher extras 68c firsts 66c: seconds 64c packing 1c higher 48c Eggs Two cents higher firsts 78c sec onds 56c Poultry Hens higher 23c roosters 14c broilers 30c CHICAGO Dec 5 Butter Steady creamery Steady receipts 544 cases firsts at mark cases included Poultry Alive lower springs 23c fowls' 1 7 25c: turkeys 30c ST LOUIS Mo Dec 5 Poultry liens 25c springs 25c turkeys 34c: ducks 2ic geese 2c Butter Creamery 72c Eggs 70c TOLEDO Or Dec Butter Brick creamery 72c Eggs resh candled 75c strictly fresh selects Sic CINCINNATI Dec 5 Butter Creamery 6974c: fancy dairy 67c packing stock 46 56c Poultry owls 16 ct 25c springers 2426c roosters 16c ducks white 3032c colored 29c geese turkeys 3038c guineas young dozen $610 Eggs resh gathered ex tra firsts 78c firsts 76c ordinary firsts 71c seconds 64c Rabbits $275325 a dozen CLEVELAND Dec Butter Creamery in tubs extra 7576c prints 1c higher seconds 69D70c: packing 60c Eggs Southern and Western new cases 64c refrigerator extras 53c Poultry Live fowls a pound: heavy 27(7?) 28c roosters old 2O0)21c springers 24c heavy grades ducks 3033c: geese 25tfD29c turkeys NEW YORK Dec 5 Steady to firm receipts 7830 tubs creamery higher than extras 7474c: extra (92 score) 73 packing stock current make No 2 50c Eggs irm receipts 4709 cases fresh gathered firsts 8688c Cheese Steady: receipts 523 boxes Poultry Live firm chickens 29c: fowls 2530c roost ers 22c: turkeys 35c I Dressed steady and unchanged PHILADELPHIA Pa Dec 5 Eggs Higher nearby firsts $2640 per case: do current receipts $2580 Western extra firsts $2640: Western firsts 24 90 25 8 0 fancy selected packed per dozen RETAIL COAL PRICES Indiana lump per ton 1675' Linton No 4 lump 675 Indiana egg 675 Indiana nut 675 Indiana mine run 600 Indiana nut and slack 550 Brazil block 800 West Virginia splint 850 Eastern Kentucky lump 850 Pocahontas shoveled lump 1000 Pocahontas mine run 850 Pocahontas nut and slack 800 By products fgg coke 1125 Anthracite al) sizes 1300 Blossburg smithing 1000 Con! and coke delivery price: 75c per ton extra if wheeled to ground floor $125 If wheeled and dumped into cellar $150 extra for bags if carried into collar THE METAL MARKET NEW YORK Dec 5 Copper Steady electrolytic spot nearby and first quarter 1 8 18 ron Nominal Antimony $950 Metal exchange quotes lead firm soot $675 bld $685 asked January $675 bid $690 asked Zinc irm East fit Louis spot $825 bid $835 asked At London: Standard copper Spot £101 2s 6d futures £102 12s 6d electrolvtlr spot £108 futures £110 Tin Spot £298 12s Gd futures £300 2s Rd Load Spot £40 2s fid futures £40 5s Zinc Spot £51 15s futures 52 5s ST LOUTS Mo Doc 5 Lead steady $675 slab zinc strong $825 INDIANAPOLIS WAGON MARKET The following are for Indianapo lis hav and grain tn wagon loads: Hay Loose timothy mixed $28(77)30 clover Corn New $140 150 Oats 82 83c Straw 'Wheat oats $1112 Indianapolis mills and grain elevators are raying $218 for No 1 red wheat $215 for No 2 red and $212 for No 3 red Other grains on their merits HURST CO Common Stock ALL OTHER SECURITIES Bought and Sold STERLING ALLOON 638 9 of Building Main 2205 We Guarantee top quotations on poultry butter and eggs as quoted by The Star Tor each grade charge no commission and return coops and cases GRANT BROS CO 123 125 North New Jersey Street Indianapolis Pure Linseed Oil 188 Per gallon when bought with paint ash at store This is strictly pure oil sold under 8 pure food law MARION PAINT CO 858 Meridian 1st Door South of Elevated Tracks TOLEDO CLOVER SEED TOLEDO Dpo 5 Clover weed Primn cash $3080 December $3060 January $3050 ebruary $3060 March $3045 Atelke Prime cash $3110 De rmber $3110 March $3085 Prime cash 1917 $540 cash 1918 $540 cash 1919 $560 December $560 March $575 April $575 May $575 OIL CITY BALANCES OIL CITY Pa Dec Credit balances $450 runs 91830 average 71464 ship ments 63081: average 39151 BUSINESS IS ACTIVE BUT INDUSTRY LAGS NEW YORK (Dec 5 to morrow will say: "Reports as to trade dis tributions and those reflecting industrial conditions as affected by the bituminous coal strike show even more of a contrast than had been hitherto noted "In the former buying both at whole sale and retail is still eager only cheer ful reports emanate from most large centers as to early holiday buying and complaints as yet come mainly from those who have not been able to secure ade quate supplies of wanted goods "On thft other hand the industrial situa tion has retrograded rapidly the pinch of want of coal has caused many shut downs especially in East and Wsst cen tral states and zero weather has caused much suffering to prairie state commu nities whole fuel supplies have been re duced or disappeared "Especially acute supply conditions are reported at Chicago where hundreds of thousands of workers have been cut down In working thee or have been rendered Idle and in smaller Industrial centers east and west of that city Weekly bank clear ings To Help You With Your Income Tax Report On December 15 or shortly thereafter we will have ready for distribution a comprehensive booklet of about 200 pages on the ederal Revenue Act which will include rulings and regulations interpreting it as applied to 1919 incomes The Income and Excess Profit Taxes will be discussed fully and the booklet should be of assistance in making income tax reports Upon request we will be pleased to place your name on our list to receive the booklet with our compliments as soon as it comes from the press letcher American Company Capital $1500000 Indianapolis Main 4551 Auto 346 IN THE COTTON MARKET NEW YORK Dec 5 The cotton mar ket wag lower today but showed firmnens at the close owing to more favorable Views of the coal situation and of Mex ican affaire After selling off from 3440 cents to 3385 cents March closed at 3425 cents with the genera list closing firm at a net decline of 14 to 65 points Relatively easy cables and increused crop estimates seemed to be largely ac countable for the earlier selling The market opened easy at a decline4 of 25 to 50 points with January selling off to 3645 cents and May to 3238 cents right after the call when active months were about 40 to 60 points net lower There were rallies of several points from this level on Liverpool and Japanese buy ing while there was also domestic trade buying and covering but the market weakened again during the early after noon on reports of a diminishing spot de mand and easier spot basis January was relatively firm but later months made new lows with May selling at 3195 cnts or about 83 points not lower while July at one time showed a net loss of 98 pointe There was renewed covering and trade buying at this level and last prices were 35 to 50 points up from the lowest with Liverpool a good buyer in the late trading A prominent Southern authority esti mates ginning to Dec 1 at 8993000 bales and the tint crop at 11128000 hales the highest private estimate so far published This was a factor in Liverpool and was considered responsible for part of the early selling here The average of esti mates hv members of the New York Cot ton Exchange points to a crop of 10700 000 halos and members of the Little Rock Exchange estimate 1 10695000 on the average Exports today were 19230 making 2085223 so far this season Port receipts 37728 United States port stocks 1553514 Range of Active utures Active cotton futures ranged as follows: Spot cotton declined 25 points mid dling 3925 cents Open High Low Close January 3650 3704 3645 3680 March 3420 3440 3385 8425 May 3250 3257 3195 3240 July 3125 3135 3062 3095 August 2975 October 2850 2860 2800 2825 December 3860 3880 3850 3875 Bid Thomson McKinnon say of the cotton market: Considering the fact that a sur prisingly large estimate teas published on the crop the market acted remarkably well The fact that a decline was not more extensive is due to the lack of reali zation on the part of owners of cotton that a change is going to come and It Is going to be a change downward and not upward: a change In which cotton is merely an incident Deflation will soon be as common a word as cancellation was a year ago at this time World conditions are of a character to cause ail to hesitate and consider the future It Is no time to be committed in high priced commodi ties It may take a few weeks or a few months We may have further bullish efforts but the change seems to us to he inevitable and we therefore continue to soggest the advisability of being unusually cautious LIVERPOOL Dec 5 Cotton Ppot in moderate demand: prices lower rood mid dling 2737J fully middling 2G37d mid dling 2547d low middling 2332d good ordinary 2087d ordinary 1987d sales 7000 bales Including 4100 American Re ceipts 49 000 bales including 44200 Amer ican utures closed steady: Decemberv2nO4d January 2404d March 2253d: May 2126d July 2028d October 1814d NEW Dec 5 After easing slightly with cotton and lard cotton seed oil advanced on buying for Southern ac count and room covering Refiners sold on the rally inal bids were 8 points lower for July and 8 to 20 higher for the balance Sales 16000 bbls tenders 200 bbls Prime crude $10 nominal prime summer spot $2021 January $2120 March $2139: May $2147 prime winter yellow and summer white nominal NEW ORLEANS La Dee 5 Cotton opened lower today remained depressed throughout the session and closed at net decline of 19 tn 69 points At the lowest levels the market stood 47 to 94 points under the close of yesterdav Close: De cember 3930c: January 3703c March 34 May 3260c July 3112c Spot quiet and unchanged: middling 40c NEW YORK DRV GOODS r)eS 5 goodsere firm today with a tendency to rise Yarns were higher but silk markets were less buoyant Burlaps were quiet and wool goods were firm CIRCULATION MONEY SHOWS SMALL DECREASE Washington doc 5 The per capita circulation of money In the United States was $55 G5 on Dec 1 a decrease of 58 cents per person since Dec 1918 according to figures made public today by the Treas ury Department The general stock nf money Dec i was $77831 44476 as compared with $7669 576580 on the same date last year Gold coin including treasury bullion totaled $2833221135 a decrease of approximate! $250000000 Standard silver dollars in circulation amounted to $3081 15759 a de crease of $107000000 An Increase of nearly $300060000 In ederal reserve notes for the year was shown ederal reserve bank notes in circulation increased approximately $175 000000 News of Courts MINUTES 23514 Clevenger vs state Clay waiver of rehearing 23577 Reed vs state Marlon Cr hriefs 23608 Zoller vs state Marlon Cr briefs APJ ELLATE COl KT MINUTES 10639 McDermit vg The Title Guar anty and Hurety Company Lake request for oral argument 9886 Whiteman administrator vs Helnzman fit Joseph petition for rehearing and briefs 9995 The ostoria Oil Company vs Gardner Jay petition fur rehenrlng and hriefs 9862 Craft vs Stone Morgan petition for and briefs 10664 Kline chief of police vs state St Joseph Appellant's briefs 10388 The Travelers Protective Asso ciation vh Jonea Putnam Appel briefs and request for oral argu ment 9734 Terre Haute Indianapolis Eastern Traction Company et al vs Hickey Vermillion petition for rehearing and briefs NKW SUITS ILED IN COI'N'O' COURTS CIRCUIT COURT 31931 Louis Hornberger et al vs Nel son Dearinger et al To quiet title Oron inger Groninger Groningen 31932 armers State Rank vs Ray mond Selig On note Bailey St Young 31933 The State Life Insurance Com pany vs Alfred Goodlet et al Tn fore close mortgage Robert McBride 2058 In re Indianapolis Traction nnd Terminal Company Appeal from assess ment of personal property omitted from taxation SUPERIOR COURT 7439 Th Starr Piano Company vs Snyder etc Replevin 7444 Carl 1 Eggert et al vs Ernest Henninger Appeal from J' court 7449 Idel Drake va Everette Drake Divprce Llttl Rnby Little Room 2 7440 Albert Uhl vs Louis Voight et al To quiet title Milner 7445 William Voeller vs Oatley Cockrum Damages Lauck 7450 The Oaks Company vs the Dick erson Steel Company et al Attachment Gavin Gavin Room 3 7441 Salvatore Llggera etc vs a Collins Co Damages Clarke Clark 7446 Thomas Garrett vs rank Bird Transfer Company Damages Eph In man 7447 Emma Williams vg William Mc Millan Appeal from court 7443 Charles Sobel vs Moses riedman Appeal from court 744 8 The Shehan Engineering Com pany vs the Central Amusement Com pany On contract A Buchanan 7453 Robert Henry vs Josephine Henry Divorce Ellas Dulberger KNOCKED OUT DETROIT Mtchf Dec The death knell of "home a product that has done yeoman duty since Michigan became dry was sounded today when John A Gcogan interna) revenue cnilenror mr this district Issued orders that all concerns dealing In the required Ingredients Im me Realty Transfers Capital Briefs 100 William 100 38x107 100 100 100 vacant 100 100 100 100 100 100 23000 67500 500 100 Elizabeth Scott 100 00 100 100 100 100 30 100 00 LOO ux 6ftx 100 100 st 100 100 20v0000 100 of the devote Ear! Izcnox side the nne et al lot ft Twenty sixth Ieopold Rice add letcher Savings He will remain side av st 6 Adams Christian Zlmmerm Aurelle McDonald north of Eleventh Howard Tailor for ST 000 to these sales others were recorded for sums ranging from S5000 to $6000 Announcement was made by ofliclals of the State Bank and Trust Company that Richardson who has been in the real estate business in Indianapolis for several years had taken over the real estate department of the bank He will have as assistants in the sales de partment uonnnr ncted 1 son offices to William 10 Strauss North The largest the property of Twenty avenue sold Clif and building foi Shelton lot 13 Sheldon to Clarence same ChArlcs Kell to Edward Hat field lot 81 Bradley et al add 40x130 ft Improved side Chrs fll to John Ravenswood add Eight transfers of residential prop erty on the North Side were reported yesterday the total amount of the salfts being almost $55000 sale reported was that of on the northwest corner ninth street and College by Easterday to Michael I ford The property has a frontage on College avenue of eighty two feet and a depth of 131 feet The price was $9500 The property of Otis Kirkpat rick on the east side of Talbott street south of Thirtieth street was sold to Roy LL Gibson The property has a frontage of forty feet and a depth of 120 feet The property sold Rt $9000 The residence belonging to Anthony Cpst on the east side of Alabama street street was sold to In addition same ouis Lambert to Rlalck lots 82 and 83 70x134 ft vacant Rothschild to Williamt 109 Trotter A Hn 11 improvea 1 nt Jess McCain tn Luther Lock rldger lot 378 West add 38x Anderson and Mr Richardson has been con for some time with the Richard Wolcott Realty Company with ana er to Van Woodruff aec 7 tp 16 3 Pike of Vermont st Martin to Cr Mln pt lot 52 Clifford Pl 30x ft Improved side Ham av of Tenth st Wlssam Pt Al pt ecZl tn in IA7 fa Marjorfe Bender to sam tract 1 hn If Holliday to Alexander Holliday Pt al pt lot 1 so 55 45x 80 ft Improved corner Illinois tp William Holcombe to William Burford Interest In part lot 3 CC i rt a a clrln XVsishlflC a it orAAftnft ruiian Royse Investment nsn nA tt 1 rt I a lot 147 Warleigh add Washing Mary Scott in the Tltilldinfl' officers of the company but his entire time to work In pnl rfatA dnrfrt mont At Mr Richardson was connected with the Walter White Company and with Thomas Carson (pa Mljifp transiers permits recorded yestcrjfcy aro as ol it i in rue in si rail! elsko to Charles Mendenhall lot 4 Pleasant Home add 33x130 ft Improved side Weghorst st of Wright st Vliiiam to red Stadtlander 1 ua mi naivern improved side Berwick av RandiH Ball to Camnanv lot 2 part outlet 26xll7 ft im proved side Walnut st ofXgnes st Marlon Trust Company to Stoughton a listener 01s 1 co sub and lots 1 to 5 Seaton sub part A first add ft vacant side Massa chusetts av of Tenth st Stoughton A letcher to George Cummins same armers Trust Company tr to Clar ence Leet et ux lots 180 and mory Crawford to Jam's Goodwin lot 91 Lentz heirs Home Th Proved side Michigan st of Lynn st Wbben pt Yr Edmund kasaing lot 157 Mansur Pk ant corner and Indlanap 00 500 Robert A Cauble to Caleb Rich arisnn ct ux ints 15 and 16 sub pt add 6j 1 07 ft Improved corner An nlnafa on I a Tk ront Improved aldo of A rsenal av William Moore to William Sheldon lot 17 blk 18 North In dianapolis 30x125 ft Improved I I John Shelton et al to Vernon Shelton et ux lot 14 blk 28 North Indianapolis 30x125 ft siae rwenty BJxm city variously located Herbert Wood to Theodore Brydon et ux part lot 9 sub part Irvington vacant of Bolton av of Julian av John Quinn to Edward Car inaun et ux Jot 22 sub part add 30x164 ft improved side Senate av of Margaret Gray to John Wor man st ux lot 53 Hmm) man Pl 30x160 ft vacant side Bellefontaine st of Thirty fourth st $50000 Cedi Minnick to George A Tian ham lot 33 add 36x146 Eleventh st Walter razier Cast or lot 21 Washington tp william jacKson Kirchner Jot r'ast add 40x8 120 ft improved side East st Ti nf Merrill st Clarence A Maxwell tn Andrew Porter pt lot 38 Spring dale 36x183 ft improved aide Tacoma av of Twelfth st 450000 I ion:) rieiscne fil and 6 5 re mo tit Gardens ay i tj naries Tnung to Daul Mal kins lot 619 Montrnse add 40 ft vacant ide nuk Bt of A Railroad Willjam A Brennan "to Arnold Morrison et ux lot 81 orest 50x131 ft Improved II KJ ltllllltl 1000000 Hall et al lot 16 2d add 40x1 32 ft improved side Northwestern av of Twenty sixth st rances Kilillea to Hablg Build ing and Realty Company lot 13 sub outlot 90 30x110 ft Improved side Woodlawn av of East st Roy It Unger to Estella Longest part lots 11 and 12 sub xlOO ft improved side orty first st nf Cornelius av John McCullough to Mary Whit ney pt lots 5 and 6 sub outlot 1 60 26x83 ft Improved side Blackford st of Indiana Transfers 40 consideration 1 1 A nnn 8 Motor Corporation wreck 1 402 North $100 Motor Corporation wreck 1414 North Capitol $75 dwell build 809 South Mla BUILDING PERMITS ara? 033 College 401) r'pnlr 11:5 WMb 825 South Illinois 920 "No rt? bu'ln Stutz Motor Car Company building Klev entb and Capitol 1110000 J1 Tior Corporation wrack dwell InPr 1110 North apltol $75 1 Corporallon wreck dwell 71 C' In universal Air Comnreasnr Company 1 10 Brookside $5000 un in uai Mil IB I Ql I ami rl ft la 507 North Delaware Mckrr A Helm repair 2016 Eaat Michl gan $35 Ryan addition 144 West Vermont INCORPORATIONS e1kner Rud Motor Company Warsaw eapltal $25000: the purchase and sal of automobiles directors William 8 lek nar William Ta Rudd Arthur Dixie Motors Company Evansville in creased Its capital Btock from $10000 to $100000 Logansport Castings Company Txgans Dort filed preliminary certificate of disso lution King Koffee Kompany Indianapolis in creased il capital stock from $30000 to $100000 The Dubois County Oil and Refinery Company Birdseye capital $100000 to sink and operate oil and gBs wells Walter Bullelt William Cox William Koerner Mutual Auto Company ranklin capi tal $106000 automobile business direc tors Griffith John Beatty Robert Houghman arquar Heating and Ventilating Com pany of Western Indiana Indianapolis: capital $10000: heating and ventilating business directors Alhert Brown Ar thur Kohl Paul Hcott BOARD WORKS ROUTINE RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED irst allev west of Capitol from our teenth to first alley north of ourteenth vacation irst stley north of ourteenth Me ridian tn first alley east permanent im provement The Indianapolis Star Bureau Boom 45 Post Building WASHINGTON Dec 5 The Senate finance committee today named Senator Watson as chairman of a subcommittee which on Monday will begin a hearing' on proposed legislation to protect the new American dye in dustry from destruction by the whole sale importation of German dyes members are Senators McLean Curtis Calder Simmons Nugerr and Jones of New Mexico The Houie already has pasacd a dye bill nnd the Senate has provided temporary legislation War Department preparations for the Christmas entertainment of the men of the army at home an! abroad were to day reported well advanced Enough Turkey and chicken to provide Christ mas dinners for the entire force in rance and Germany are already on the way to the base port at Antwerp A blanket bill providing for increase In the pay of officers and noncommis sioned warrant or petty officers of the army navy and marine corps was oi dered favorably reported today by the Senate military committee A 10 per cent advance for officers and a 20 per cent Increase for the enlisted ratings Is proposed A hill designed to protect American manufacturers was ordered favorably reported today by the House ways ana means committee Sale of foreign made goods in this country at a price less than In the country of their manufac ture would bo prohibited under the bill and violations would be punishable by fine and imprisonment A fuel Inspection service to assure the consumer of the grade of coal for which he pays was proposed today by Secre tary lane of the Interior Department in asking Congress for an appropriation of $725000 for the Bureau of Mines The threatened strike of longshore men In the Atlantic coast trade railed for Monday is believed to have been averted as a result of a conference here between representatives of the long shoremen shipping Interests and the National Adjustment Commission The longshoremen demanded th same wages as Is paid those employed In the transatlantic trade 80 rents an hour and $120 an hour for over time Wages of the coastwise longshoremen rang from 40 rents an hour in the Southern ports to 60 and 90 cents an hour in the Gulf ports and 65 cents and $1 at North Atlantic ports Chairman Payne announced today that strikes had cost the shipping board $37000000 since Jan 1 ARMY RIO GRANDE TO KEEP ORGANIZATION Members of Gen Hdward Iewls Camp No 1 Army of the PJo Grande a fraternal organization of border serv ice men formed at Camp Llano Grande Tex In 1S16 met at the Chamber of Commerce last evening and formulated plans for permanent organization of the camp organization committee was appointed 'composed of Nanford Henley chairman: Charles Cassidy A Bradley lladdath and Charles Another meeting will be held next riday evening When the United States entered the war with Germany the Army of the Rio Grande had several Hundred members through out the United States and a large num ber of camps organized In Indiana The first camp was named after the com manding general of Camp Llano Granda PEER DOUBTS ALLIANCE THREE WORLD POWERS LIVERPOOL Dec 5 Ixrd Robert Cecil in a speech tonight said he did not think the alliance between the United States Prance and Great Brit ain guaranteeing assistance for rance tn case of future aggression by Germany would materialize Such alliances Lord Robert declared always broke down just when they were wanted Statistics BIRTHS Jake and Rachel Naehamls Long Hos pital girl git i Goldee and Susie Rice 1611 Ogden girl George and Anna Marku 110 South WeBt boy Henry and Cornelia Cooke 839 Colton boy Hubert and Harriett Sanders 2118 Webb boy Rayrnond nnd Mary Methodist Hospital boy Albert and Lillian Bromley Methodist Hoapitai boy Ben and Sophia Bidden Metbodiat Hos pital boy Ilarrv and Hannah Mayer Methodist Hoi nltal girl Robert and Ida Book 2412 Manlove boy Coleman and Winnie Shonka 123 North Noble boy loyd and reda Hickman 1046 Villa boy Roy and Margaret Babcock 1 629 fit Peter boy Albert and Elizabeth Baker City Hos pital boy Charles and Adah Crawford Methodist lloapltal girl Ralph and Myrtle Walker 136 West Eleventh girl Gilbert anil Jenora fidlmeyer 3317 East Pratt girl Thomas and Mary Haefllng 247 Hen flrlckg girl August and Catherine Lombardo 630 South Alabama boy William and Addle Bacock 607 Langa dale boy red and Maud Wickersham 1225 South Pershing girl MA IIK1 A LI EN ES Elmer Jeffries and Dessto Abbot Davidson and Itogua Stanley John Bartholomew and Mary Thomas rank William and Bertha isher Charles VanTaascl and Irma Neyer bachor Ray Barker and Lora Barker Virgil II Heise and Lillian Darrington DIATHS Bertha Llcgler 25 615 Adelaide diabetes Ixuise Holmes 63 City Hospital apo plexy James Wasson 80 2502 cerebral hemorrhage Kensey Edward Haldeman 51 Methodist Hospital carcinoma Lewis Schaefer 59 Central Indiana Hospital paresis James Jines 2 days 924 Concord con genital atelectasis Cecelia Thierman 32 1229 Bellefontaine tuberculosis Gladys Esther Nichols 24 702 East Mor ris mitral regurgitation Charles Reily 66 City Hospital carci noma Donald Wright 10 months fit Hospital pulmonary tuberculosis CZECHS MARCH ON HUNGARY COPENHAGEN Dec The Czecho slovakian government has ordered the mobiUzatlort of three military classes says a dispatch from Vienna to th Na tional Tldende here A Prague dispatch says that twenty one divisions of Czecho slovak are advancing toward the Hun garian frontier Czecho SlovRkla apparently has been exercised by the reported monarchical de velopments in Hungary following the evacuation of Budapest by the Rou manlana and the aggressiveness reported displayed recently by Hungarian frontier forces Recent advices from Prague an nounced an attack by Hungarian fron tier detachment on Czecho Slovak troops The Hungarians were ultimately driven back across the border It was stated COMPETITOR LONDON Thursday Dec 4 via Ot Americans are the "fiercest and most efficient" trade competitors of the British said Sir Greenwood speaking today at a luncheon given by Maj Gen Sir Newton Moore In honor nt th appointment of Sir Harnar aa secre tary the government's overseas trade committee There never had been In Great Britain a settled policy regarding trade development he said and he be lieved a very small expenditure of money would In a large development of empire trade SAY SLAYER WAS MANIAC PASSAIC A mental malady resulting from an attack uf pneumonia last June was believed by the police today to be responsible for the ac tion of Mason Htrong an architect in murdering his wife and two childrenwounding two others and then commit ting suidde Tuesday night Strong at tacked the members of hl fumiiy with an ax while they slept nnd then used a razor to end his own life CYCLONE HITS SPANISH PORT MADRID Dec A cyclone has destroyed several houses and caused much other damage at Allcant the chief seaport of Valencia according to advices received here today Only three persons so for as is known were Injured five furnished th nsation in Capitol No 1 when It finished a night of fairly "bad going" with a smashing total of 1095 Kramer led the proces sion with 244 only to be tied by Charley Cray The Capitol Alley ive turned In the best team total (2822) while capturing the odd game from Peachey's Deschler Monograms Schoen Bros clHhed the Transfer vehicle their first clean series of the season Sands acting as relief hit ter takes credit for one Tigers connected with a return tn form by several veterans on the Optical erner could not quite see the Idea nf losing three games so he hung up a string of seven strikes only to two spaces for 210 which in flated his understudies to a 966 total Clatnan Bros act back the Rtrauas Rays when the clothiers presented a crippled lineup Any one interested In a midnight league might interview Cox or Brown Johnnie Naughton faded to 124 and the last place won another game In a hard fought race ive now have a two gnmo lead over Strauss Says There is a steady Improvement In scores for the Centra) Union Telephone circuit Robinson had the single game 1 210) of the evening and Uwn his tram (Repair men) lost by four pins to tho Auditors Pauley and Ramsey later took up the at tack with belter results Chic Avery who would rather abont 200 than any other bowler In town had a bad scare with 195 He is only Ubtag Jr but he te anchnr nmn tor the Draftsmen and his scores rather follow along Llebtag reputa tion Indianapolis Typesetting went up to a tie with Hnlienbcck Press when th tet ter club did not get organized ln time against Neys Composing Mike Kelly ld th pounding for the Typesetters against Grover Williams's Printing Arts Mike used considerable of his "big league chat which has changed the pace nf some pretty good clubs so Grover should not feel so bad over the defeat 624 with a single game of 253 was the stellar performance for the Printers Other flashes wero touched off by Sheri dan (News Pressroom) 225 Pcherlng (Stafford Engraving Company No 1) 219 Beams No 2 The Triangles came up out of the cellar And swept the series from Prospect Gas Tigers held the lead over Brunswick Tires each club winning straight games Mox second game of 230 for just five pins under giant cushion pounders The duties of alley management appear to bear down heavy on Percy Hnry his total of 440 being his lowest uerlea this season Myers and 5V Whststine shot a snappy game for the South Sides when they In creased their standing against Bobby Chandler and others Nordyke Marmon No 1 Is setting a fast pace for the other fifteen clubs in th Commercial They are now four games to the good over their nearest rivals Citizens Gas Company In the Individual list Harold Johnson with 193 has a margin of 7 points over th next best Hall The Central Union Telephone Anchor Is shooting a steady game with his newly acquired Hille Tucker with 184 and Jack Good 183 Is several stinks below the showing both of these veterans are cap able of hitting while further down the Une some "fast" men are yet tn be neard from It is safe to predict that some fierce competition will break out shortly in the old sixteen club organ ization Rankin (Mitchell Auto) Is a great Utile alley finder all right Scores 93 141 210 hesitate to imagine just what would happen if bo ever rolled five straight teague games SHORTRIDGE IS WHIPPED CONCLUDED ROM PAGE 12 MOUNDf JW 1 11 1 lbld goals Bushell 7 Strain I Whit ney 1 Sowell It Spencer 7 Gooding 3 star The lineup and summary follow: Russellville (42) Manual Spencer orward Rehrent Gooding orward Strain Sewell Center Bushell Cox Guard Whitney Randolph Guard Summers EASY OR VALLEY MILLS New Palestine alls to Show Against Superior Playing Valley Mills High School walked away with the basket ball game at the Marlon Club gymnasium last night defeating New Palestine High School by the score of 34 to 8 Dan Stuart of Valley Mills started the bombardment of the goal about a minute after the game started and Lu gar followed with a goal from a difficult angle rom that time until the final whistle lhrc never wan any doubt which team would win Lineup and nummary: Valley Mills (34) New Palestine (8) Stuart orward Phares Lugar orward Rosenbaum McMullen Center Moore (tepllnger Guard Lanta Thornberry Guard Murnan for Rosenbaum Everson for Ralsiner ield goals Stuart 6 McMullen 8 Lugar 5 2 Moore Murnan Referee Here Clark (Indiana) CRAWORDSVILLE WINS CRAWORD8VJLLE Ind 5 Crawfordsville High School flvo defeated the Lebanon Independents here tonight 25 to 19 Shelton snd Kirby starred for the winners the former caging four goals and the tetter three field goate Gardnr was the best for the losers LAYTON LOSES IRST GAME IN BILLIARD TOURNAMENT PHILADELPHIA Ta Dee John Layton Columbia Mo tonight lost his first game in the national American pocket billiard tournament Louis Kreu ter New York defeating him 125 points to 117 The contest was completed in thirty Innings luiytou displayed won derful form at times collecting a high run of 62 but Kreuler played a more con sistent game Tho high run was 19 In defeating Joseph Concannon New York 125 to 119 Bennlo Alien Kansas City showed the same good form that he displayed last night when ho set two new world records At one point in the match the score stood 70 to 1 in Concan favor and three 'innings later it stood 95 to 28 Allen then made several good runs his highest 27 overcame his lead and won in the thirty fir! Inning Concannon had a high run of 40 Jerome Keogh Rochester beat Edward I Ralph Highstown brt 125 to 9 in thirty eight innings Keogh registered a high run of 20 and Ralph 17 In th second night match James Ma ture Denver defeated Charles tfeebackHartford Conn 125 to 67 in twenty in nings high run wan 28 and 24 HARVARD TO CARRY LARGE SQUAD ON COAST TRIP CAMBRIDGE Mass Dec 5 Twenty four players will make the trip to Pasa dena Cal to represent Harvard Univer sity In a New day football game against a Pacific coast team it was an nounced tonight that twenty one of these would men who won their letter as members of this year's undefeated team The only possibility of an upset of the arrangements lies tn the possibility that Washington authorities In view of fuel situation and consequent train curtail ment may take the view that the trip would be Inadvisable Thia possibility was in acceptance of invitation STIEHM TO ASK OR THREE BIG TEN CONTESTS Crimson Mentor Plans Strong Schedule for 1920 Grid Squad at Meeting of Conference Officials Today JACK DRISCOLL TO LEAD INDIANA BASEBALL TEAM BY MILLER Special Correspondent of The Star BLOOMINGTON Ind Dec Coach Stfehm left today for Chi cago where he will attend meeting of the Western Conference athletic heads to make Out football schedules for next inson Th Crimson mentor will endeavor to schedule several Big Ten arncs for Indiana these are ex pected to number three wltn North western Minnesota and Purdue It is said the Boiler Maker game may be played In Indianapolis It Is probable that In addition to mak ing out a W20 grid card the Big Ten officials will ateo discuss wrestling track and base ball achedules and other matters pertaining to Conference ath letics Tim outcome of the will bo watched with intense interest in all of the Big Ten athletic camps The football schedules secured by Stiehm at Chicago Saturday will be a great factor in determining whether or not Indiana win have a great gridiron season next fall At a meeting of the base ball men in the gymnasium yesterday Jack Dris coll stellar left fielder was elected to captain the Crimson 1920 varsity nine The election of Driscoll was unani mous BOWLING The Connecting Rods of the Nordyke Marmon League continued their sweep at the Capitol alleys last night when they won three gamea from the Machine Shop team registering a total of 277'J for the three games with high counts of 911 and 966 The Connecting Rods are now leading the league by two games followed by the Gutters who took three easy games from the Engineers The Tool Room dropped two out of three to the Assemblers and are now in third place The Inspectors won two from the Office team Sheets of the Machine Shop and Halslup of the Connecting Rods made the big scores of the night the former with a total of 633 with a high count of 255 while Halsiup totaled 620 Sheets' 255 vas the highest single game of the night Several other good were registered by the bowlers Ac Capitol Alleys 192 164 153 255 94 4 1 879 956 753 869 152 166 135 170 150 Schott 165 165 Sudhoff 189 Totals 739 789 734 825 739 172 168 170 159 791 754 819 Totals 728 751 183 178 139 187 153 157 139 784 Totals 756 768 636 124 161 131 137 167 130 161 190 185 127 136 160 217 160 126 137 150 116 133 129 163 90 1 8 187 170 143 Walton Vogler Ka Wstnhfr Stritt Jamrsn Brown Wstnhrr elts Pwnrnr Brien Hodge 168 168 136 202 175 Rods 202 Connecting uucKn A tklnsn McAnny JiUKU Ilaislup Machine Shop Kiaer Job nson Bunsen Ryan Sheetz Totals Inspectors khkhissu nirsn Allrilnjt Totals I Office 189 Saxon Totals Tool Room iffln 168 Blind 125 Dim 133 Tucker 168 Mallott BIG IO( It LKAGI Transportat Ion Widmn 173 149 181 Burkhrt 145 169 168 ehr 144 172 142 ultz 151 201 113 Jackson 194 143 147 Totals 807 834 756 Majestic No 1 Lester Brdgmn Dnyle Blind Mlles Knwlton Brkmyer Doty Totals 116 104 133 152 tT? 7T0 Accountants Slpprl 138 137 Harmon 140 150 Cox 148 175 Rscbrry 134 179 Andrws 154 148 Majestic No 2 Neu be hr 144 152 Abrams 133 136 Sefton 104 145 Miles 125 100 Shulse 163 1 62 170 146 133 Totals Claim Kane Driscoll Dawson Scott noetchr James 668 695 186 179 124 186 165 126 237 176 125 125 160 206 125 i 06 155 150 777 168 14 7 124 113 178 Totals 722 816 882 reight Claim Hinkler 119 150 113 essler 174 131 144 Capolla 2M 167 179 Taylor 150 1 37 151 Ips 190 163 234 Totals 837 748 821 Totals 737 792 789 Engineers (orfeit) 120 695 608 573 652 684 156 139 123 Monrne 116 150 Totals 711 712 669 740 127 164 672i 649 563 S3 4 '709 681 95 320 10 erris 198 166 109 Totals 615 796 7041 Totals 742 678 771 Pct Drives Kt Grabers 8 20 Uf Baking Co 13 21 Engraving Co 250 Press Room 33 186 196 152 167 152 183 160 192 9 9 7 128 188 28 23 23 21 20 102 136 26 27 27 29 148 125 124 124 162 160 154 156 125 193 150 159 157 88 137 105 93 120 121 71 188 118 154 183 208 89 100 140 22 21 20 16 15 96 147 134 137 177 158 130 141 145 152 137 108 15 9 Blues Welze Moore 150 1 12 DO 60 104 97 Pct 833 778 6G7 McNlcol Eckier ret806 806639611583666628 Kylvestr Pattersn Noblltt Beurnr ive Says Alley ive Bros Monogram 22 22 23 778 639639 00 re Ixstz Totals Blues Gorman Schlble Holtmn Markey Totals Cables Mills Blacks Kchlemr Spriggs Brnlngr broden 306 350 250 194 rieri I erner's Tigers Taggart Thatcher Dneppera nunc Gannan Mullikin Thatcher 545 528 South Prospect Keatiefs Plea sant erndale Totals Markey Htamm Nord's Tigers Brunswick Tires Rides Gas 417389389303111 NO 1 LKAGJ TEAM STANDING 30 28 Hollenbeck Press Indpte Typesetting Co Indianapolis Printing Co Cornelius Printing Co Stafford Engraving No 2 News Composing Mutual Printing Co BEAMS NO 2 LK1G0K TEAM STANDING DIAMOND CHAIN Capitol 710 Totals ('a pitoi PlftrnAn am Koei Optica) Schoen Bron I jranerer Patterns PRINTING ILITS lRAGrE TEAM STANDING 29 7 29 Printing Arts Co inapis Daily News Totals Be 1 1 Belt ee 1 OOlCornp PKJOOt Stansell Many Calvin WBSTEKN I MON IElflCE Alleys I Reds 1241 Mahoney 1 Ol 137 Paris Officials Want Dempsey to Meet Carpentier today was of Georges In the box Tec 5 Paris by the victory over Joe Beckett PARIS overjoyed Carpentier fng contest in London Thursday eve ning Prom the comment everywhere heard it seemed that Paris desires to stage a battle between Jack Dempsey the American and Carpentier for the world's heavyweight championship DeCoin manager of the Wonder land Sporting Club of Paris told the Associated Press today that he had rent a cablegram to Dempsey asking his terms for a twenty round fight with Carpentier on national holi day July 14 Gaston Vidal and Henry of Parliament repre Athletes of rance Jd sevcure the great Pershing iru a between the Amer ican and die renchman A fight between the American cham on of the world and the rench cham pion or Kurope must take plaee either In the United States said Vidal yt would be a sad reflection on he sporting spirit of ranc and also that of America ff the battle were al lowed to take place In ngland We understand that there are difficulties in the way of securing a battleground in America But this matter can easily be arranged here and we are going to make a bid for the DeCoin who Is backed by Prince Murat and other prominent sportsmen said today he had telegraphed Bronson of Joplin Mo who organized the American Expeditionary orce bouts to ask Dempsey for terms and declared that he wls determined to make a strong bld for a fight between Dempsey and Carpentier In Paris CHANEY LOORS DRUMMIE BALTIMORE Dec George Chaney nf Baltimore knocked out John Drum mle a New York lightweight In the fourth round of a scheduled fiftec round bout tonlaht The deciding blow wan a Bnnrt left hook landed as the men fell in a clinch IGHT A DRAW Bml fina) riven the Griffin CLEVRIxAND Dec 6 Barney Adair of New York and Harvey Thorpe of Kan ms City lightweights boxed ten rounds hero tonight In the ten round Roy Moore of Minneapolis was newspaper decision over Dick the ort orth ban ta el gh RANKLIN VS SHELBYVILLE RANKLIN Ind Dec 5 ranklin High School will meet Shelbyville High Schoo! In a basket bill pamn to be played here Saturday night ranklin te nrt In th best condition for Hicks and Vandlvler1 are both on the hospital list and will probably be out of the game LEGAL NOTICES feet east couunli as tho date upon 111 be received or amount assessed ins grading the lawns turbed In the construction waiK an in accordance NOTICE Indianapolis Ind Dec 2 1319 To Whom It May Concern Notice Is hereby given by the board of park com rnMontn or tha cltv or IndUnapoH Ind that on I rlday Nov 28 1919 they approved an assessment roll for the fol lowing described public improvements as authorized by the improvement resolution named IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO 4 1913 for the Implement of the sidewalks on both sides ofBURDSAL PARKIVAT on the north aide from a point ten (10) feet east nf the east property line of Parkway Avenue 8 to a point one hundred fifty (150) feet west of the wear property line of Isabella Street and on the south side from a point 17131 feet east of the east property line of Gent1 Avenue to the west property line of Aque duct Street except the crossings of the Belt Railroad and the canal by grading and paving the sidewalks with cement to a uniform width of six (6) feet placed six (6) inches from the property line provid ing double etronKth street and alley cross a I A Ia wnerever jia nf hn airfaa walk all In accordance with the profile details drawings and specifications on file in office of the board of park commis sioners of said city Persons Interested In or affected by said described public improvement are hereby inn Ul slonera has fixed Thursday Dec ni i av ciocx i rzi which remonstrances heurd pnlnt th against each piece of property described In said roll and will determine the ques tion as to whether the said lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited In the amounts named tn said roll or tn a greater or less sum then that named onaid roll Said assessment roll showing the prlma fade awesmnenls with the names of the owners and description of property sub ject to be assessed is on file and may ba seen at the office of said board of park commissioners EDWARD A 8TIKMEYER CHARLES COIN A VJ 13" A 1 LT RED GARDNER Board Park Commissioners city of In dianapolis CLYDE HOMAN Attorney for Board of Park Commls sloniers 12 3 4 5 6 8 9 10 NOTICE Indianapolis Ind Dec 2 1919 To Whom It May Concr Not ic Is hereby given by the hoard of park com mtssloners of the city of Indianapolis Ind that on riday Nov 28 1919 they approved an roll for the fol lowing described public Improvements as authorized by the improvement resolution named IMPROVEMENT RESOLUTION NO 7 1919 or the Improvement of sidewalks on the north drive of all Creek Parkway north side from the east curb line of Meridian Street to the west curb line of Pennsyl vania Street and from the west curb line nf Talbott Street to the west property line of Central Avenue by grading anl paving the sidewalk with cement to a uni form width of six (6) feet Dteced six 6) Inches from the property line providing doubl strength street and alley crossing providing granite radius curb where shown1' on plans grading th lawns wherever dis turbed In the construction of the side walk ail tn accordance with profile de tails drawings and specifications on file in the office of the board of park commis sioners of said city Persons Interested In or affected by said described public Improvement are hereby notified that the board of park commis sioners has fixed Thursday Dec 11 1919 at 2:30 as the date upon which remonstrances will be received or heard against the amount asessed against each piece of property described in said roll and will determine the ques tion as to whether the said lots or tracts of land have been or will be benefited tn the amounts named in said roll or in a greater or less sum than that named on said roll Paid assessment roll showing the prlma facie assessments with the names of the owners and description of property sub ject to be asseBsed Is on file and may seen at the office of said board of park dlanapolte CLYDE HOMAN Attorney for Board of Park Commissioners 12 3 4 5 6 1 NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS In pursuance of the statutes for such cases made and provided notice is here by given that the Board of Commissioners of the County of Btekford In State of Indiana at its office tn the Court House of said county will up to the hour of 2 o'clock in the afternoon of Monday the 5th day of January 1920 receive sealed proposals for the construc tion of the Improvement of the Wm Brown crushed stone road in Jackson Township of aald county on the peti tion of Wm Brown et al Blds shall be for the completion of the Improvement In accordance with the re port and profile and plans and specifica tions therein set forth now on file in tho office of the auditor of said county and shall include all labor and material for said Improvement Each bill shall be accompanied by a non collusion affidavit as by statute re quired and by a bond in a sum equal to double the amount of the bid to be ap proved by the Board of Commissioners conditioned on the faithful performance of the work and conditioned further for the benefit of any person persons or cor poration who shall suffer any loss or damage by reason of such bidder failing or neglecting to enter Into a contract to perform the work bid on or to carry out the same in any particular or to pay for any labor or material that shall have been furnished to said con tractor or to hte agents or employes duly authorized to act for said contractor in behalf In the construction of said work The Rwrd will be made as awhole to the lowest responsible bidder for sad work: the right is reserved however to reject any and all blds Time for completion of said work will agreed upon at the time of the award of said work Bv order of the Commteskmers of Blackford County Indiana HUGHES Auditor of Blackford County.