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notice.
THIS PARK Is FOR WHITE
PEOPLE ONLY
COlOred Nurses with White
Children Allowed.

Not quite three miles from the city r.
the North Birmingham Park. and on the
trees are placards reading as follows, to the
hest OF my recollection:
"N~otice-This park l. the property Of the
birmingham street-raiiway and L. for The
use OF their white patrons only. All per-
sons Of African descent are warned TO Keen
out. under penalty OF being arrested for
trespass.
All railway stations in large and small
cities have separate waiting rooms for col
ored passengers, ana they are not under
any circumstances allowed I'm the whits
peoples waiting rooms. They also have
separate apartments In the street cars and
are not allowed In the theaters. excepting
on one side OF the highest gallery.
/ am not defending the action OF the
'BungaloOs.' nor am I blaming the South
ern people for their treatment OF the negro.
IL would not be good for the public peace
and good order for the two races 20 min
gle too much I'm public places In the South.
but We might as well have the truth about
IL. and when a Southern editor tells what
may possibly be the truth I'm order 10 prop
agate "A falsehood / think IL behooVes some
20 "call him down" Remember that
Birmingham has the reputation OF b. ing
more liberal with her negro population than
any other Southern city. and ~ n owing
10 the fact that II contains more Northern
people and foreigners.
FRED w. RAPER
Indianapolis. Aug 81.
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May Revoke Boat Privileges.

The Park Board yesterday decided to re-
woke the boat privileges held by Norveil
& Sullivan at Riverside Park unless they
comply with the contract they nave entered
into with the city. The contract specified
that the firm should build a dock satisfac-
tory to the board and superintendent and
pay the city a stipulated amount. This
year the firm was to pay $40 a month. and
is also said that the dock is not satisfactory
To the board. The privilege would have
been revoked yesterday. but Evans Wool
lay of one week. 1t is said they do not de-
sire the contract. as no money is being
made. The privileges were sublet to Edg-
ington * Varnes. There are two steamers
at the park and several rowboats.
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steady. Choice export and dressed beef steady
at s5f50s: fair 10 good. 40; stockers and
feeders. x.Sa4.2s: Western fed steers. ut5aS.o:
Western range steers. Texans and In
cows. sa5Oat; helfers, E.75G5to: Gamers. n@0
: 20; bulls. 2;2sG4.5o; calves. =
Top, $50: bulk. ssGsiO; heavy, DSoasN; mixed
packers. s6Q6.35: light. s.65a620: pigs. 81 o q 20.
shsep-Receipts. l.loc Market strons. Iam1,;
wethcrs, .25n3.5 30: Western yearlings, Sf0uSeo'
ewes. ss55a3.l5 feeding lambs. S7Sos.2S: stock
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 30.-Cattle-Receipts. 2.5o. In
Guiding $50 Texans. Market generally steady TO
strong beef cattle ranging a shade higher Ma,
beef and butcher steers. s.. S0G5.55: steers under
LOCO lbs. S5og5: stoekers and feeders 2Sps,s'
cows and heifers. s2a5: Gamers. sla225; bulls.
S22S@275; Texas and Indian steers. S.10a4: cows
and heifsrs. 81 2oqS4s
Hogs-keceipts. 600. Market sc higher. with
the top for butchers at $50. the highest point
on this market in seven years. Pigs and lights.
Sheep-Receipts. 1000. Market strong. Native
muttons. Sa3.45: lambs. saq4Ss; cuils and bucks.
seas: stockers, $2.25Q3.50.
NEW YORK. Aug o.-Beeves-Receipts s.ei2.
Steers active and l5c higher: bulls and thin cows
steady; medium and choice cows higher. Steers.
$5.12i-1i.s 80; oxen, $40; stockers. s2.75df: bulls.
s2.0q3.5); cows. s.9oa4l0. London and Liver
pool markets higher: live cattle. llisGlSc per 10;
calves-Receipts. s7s. Veais weak; others
higher Sheer a vs1li La sSSs; FT%siST:, 8 s ilSs' Good sheen
j sIF her 5 Sheep, :s5S0Ss; euiis. sL7sGs; lambs
NNHFNNA NH@VN AaAA1H ~
Hogs-Receipts. 1880. Market higher; State
hogs. s6.S5.
OUTH OMAHA. Aug. @.-Cattie-Receipts.
1.5O0. Market active and Toe higher. Native beef
steers, S.25d6; Western steers. So 60: Texas
steers, 50. i0Q4 .25: COWS and heifers i0c higher az
So 10; Gamers. s1.25d2.J0; stockers and
feeders 10c lower at s2.5en3.7 IS: calves. s3Q5;
bulls. stays, etc, s2d315.
Hogs-Receipts. $500. Market 1oc higher
Heavy. s6.i2isa6.s 10; mixed. s6.10dC.i2ih: light,
$6n6. 10; pigs, s.. 2505.75; bulk OF sales. IS. i0d6. Is.
Sheep-Receipts. 900. Market steady. Wethers,
50 .25d3.5 so; ewes. s.. 25G3.1 10; common and stock
sheep. s2.25d3.2o; lambs, s3.75di.@.
EAST BUFFALO. Aug. observation-disclosures.
firm. Common 10 choice cows, 81. 90. Good
ogs-Receipts 2s cars. Market active and
higher. Heavy, $3.50; mixed and mediums. ST.
@6.so: pigs. s64oGe.5O: roughs. s57oqs.o5; stays,
s5Q5.25.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts. % cars. Market
frm for lambs. Tops, s5.e0d6: fair 70 good. $3.50
@5.s0; culls and common, ss.50a5.4o 40; sheep tops
8. 5oaS.75: others, s1.50d3. 40; wethers. S.s0q4i
fair to fancy yearlings. S3.75d43o.
CINCINNATI. Aug. @.-Hogs active and higher
at s.. 3546.55.
Cattle slow and lower al 81. 25G5.25.
Sheep steady at sl.35q3.25: lambs active and
strong at 50. 50G5.50
SIOUX CITY, Aug. 30.-The highest price paid
for hogs during the past seven years was re
corded on the Sioux City market to-day. reach
ing s6.2o. The average for the day was s6ei.
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Elsewhere.

Aug. 500. in
Guiding 500 Texans. Steers l0c 10 l5c higher and
active. butcher stock strong 10 IOc higher: Tex
ans Zoe 10 l5c higher. Good to prime steers. s. 90
H5.35. poor 20 medium. S3.SOU5.6 60: stOckers and
feeders steady TO slow at s.. 25a4e5: cows. 80 40a
40. hcifers. S.50ua. Gamers. l.50a2 40. bulls
choice, strong. others steady at So 2544 so. calves
steady at &U5e5. Texas steers. stus.lO. Texas
grass steers. s3.30n4. Texas bulls, g4m5.
to-day. 1900. tomorrow. II 600
estimated, left over. 1900. Market active. good
10 choice i0c higher. others strong. Ton 81. 20.
bulk. 81. 0Qs so. mixed and butchers. g,S5gs 10.
good 20 choice heavy. S5.95d6. 10: rough heavy
s.. 7545S 80; light. S.S5M6.O5
sheep-Receipts. 5000. Sheep steady 10 Zoe
higher. lambs strong. Good TO choice wethers
So fair 10 choice mixed. So 1OH3a 80: Wsst-
ern sheep. -. 4o1+ %; native lambs, ss45. q.
Western lambs. ;id525.
KANSAS CITY Aug. S0-Cattle-Receipts. 200
natives. 600 Texans. 400 calves. Native beef
steers and choice heifers strong. other cattle
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Committee Meeting Postponed.

The committee on public property and i'm
provements of the City Council was 10 have
held n meeting last night to consider the
ordinance introduced by Councilman Keller
regulating tho erection OF biilboards and
signs I'm the city. but the meeting was post
poned until next Friday night. owing to the
absence of Mr.. Keller. The ordinance pro-
vides Tor what purpose signs and billboards
shall be erected and authorizes their regu-
lation. 1t Is said that the Cigar Makers
Union is behind the ordinance. and that it's
purport Is TO regulate billboard and street
signs advertising nonunion-made cigars. as
well AS 10 abate obnoxious advertise
ments: At the meeting next Friday night
the cigar Makers Union and the bill
posters will be asked To appear before the
committee and be heard on the subject.
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Monon Annual Report.

w. II. McDoel. president OF the Chicago,
indianapolis & Louisville Railroad Com
pany, has been I'm New York the last week,
and presented before the board of directors
his annual report for the year ending June
30. 1901. which was so satisfactory that, as
heretofore announced. a . per cent. annual
dividend was declared. payable Oct. Is.
The annual report showed that the net
surplus earnings for the year ended June
80. 1901, was $4,000 This is about $4,000
less than the surplus earned last year.
The decrease Is due In the main to in
creased cost OF fuel. supplies and labor.
The general business Of this railroad last
year was about the same as the year be-
fore. President McDoel says that since
the first OF the current year the company's
earnings have shown an average daily In
crease of 5000. amounting since July l
TO 1854. 096. against S5S9.572 In the CORE
spending seven weeks of 1900 and against
1884,, S5s in 1899. II was authoritatively stat
ed at the close of the meeting that no
question of a prospective change In the
control Of tho Monon system had been dis
cuSsed.
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STENCILS AND sEALs.
ErOLMAYER. !Wd
WN2aA2 STENCILS, SLAfiPS3
o$s. III 3ss. is StdEuDNNSL GROUND FscR

from Illinois street 10 the first alley west
OF Delaware street.
For ccmcnting the east walk on Illinois
street. from South street 90 Merrill street.
For brick pavement and cement walks on
Wabash street. from New Jersey street 10
East street.
For "a local sewer along Harmon street,
from Merrill street 10 McCarty street
RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
For "A local sewer along the first alley
south OF Downey street. from New Jersey
street TO East street.
For cementing the cast walk on Senate
avenue, from South street 10 Merrill street.
For gravel roadway. cement walks and
curbing on Glenn street, from Owosso
street 10 New York street.
PETITIONS FILED.
For "A local sewer along the first alley
east OF Hamilton avenue, from New York
street 90 Michigan street.
For cement walks ON Bright street. from
North street 10 Indiana avenue.
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southern Treatment of Negroes.

To the Editor OF the indianapolis Journal:
Your quotation from the Atlanta edi-
tor. telling how much more liberal to
the negro the Southern people are than
the Northern. is very amusing 10 one who
has spent any time I'm the South. Accord
ing 10 this editor the negroes arc freely
admitted to the public parks. and he cites
a case 20 prove IL. Now. II the negroes
are admitted TO Grant Park. Atlanta. with
the white people, IL Is certainly a rare
exception 10 the general rule. Here are a
few facts: The writer returned In the spring
from a more than four years %soJourn in
the South. Near the city OF Birmingham.
Ala. I'm the suburb East Lake. Is a park.
at the entrance OF which II a large sign.
stretching clear across the roadway. which
reads as folloWs.
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SEALED PROPOSALS.


PROPOSALS FOR MILITARY SUPPLIES
chief Quartermaster's once. Chicago. H.,
August %. 1901. Sea'ed proposals. IN triplicate.
noon. Sept. Il. 1901, Tor delivery at either the
chicago. Boston. Philadelphia or san Fran
cisco depOts OF the Quartormastcr's Department.
OF -. n. cloth. army standard. russell calfskin
shoes. hat cords. white muslin shirts. linen
collars. Berlin gloves. brown cotton stocxfnrs
heavy quality, waist belts. aud trumpet cores
conforming to standard sample and specinca.
tions. Government reserves right To reject or
accept any or all proposals or any part thereof
Preference given 90 articles OF domestic produc-
tion or manufacture. conditions OF quality and
price Including In the price OF foreign produce
lions and manufactures the duty thereon) being
equal. Particulars and blanks for proposals. will
be furnished on application. Envelopes contain
ing proposals 20 be Endorsed Proposals for Mil
ttary Supplies" and addressed TO COL. r.. H..
ATWOOD. Chief Ouartermaster.
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Births.

Mr.. and Mrs. J.. G.. Gillespie. COL West
Twenty-sixth street. boy.
&. Il. and Maud Whitson. ~ Bright
street. girl.
Otto q. and Lena Priller. 92S South Mis-
souri, street. boy.
Philip and Katharine Basso, BIS West
Raymond street. girl.
Henry and Minna KNITTED. 45 Downey
avenue, girl.
Payton and Lizzie Blackwell. 900 Null
berry street. boy.
Harry and Roxie Jones. 1876 College ave-
nue.. boy.
William and Albertina Marks. 22Oi Gale
street. boy.
John and Barbara Hartenstein. 92i Blu
chanan street. boy.
Clarence and Anna Anderson. 52 Jones
street. boy.
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THE CITY'S FINANCES.
j. r. wild & Co. Secure Loan for $40,
OOO-Munfcfpal Affairs.

City Controller Dunn spent yesterday
afternoon preparing an itemized statement
of the expenses and accounts incident to
his request for an additional appropriation
of $780, 600 TO $4,000 in response TO the letter
of Chairman Megrew. Of the finance COM
mittee of the City Council. Mr.. Megrew
pointed out that an itemized statement
would facilitate the work of the committee.
and as an ordinance cannot be passed on
the day of its introduction except by unani-
nous vote of the Council IL was thought
best TO have everything completed to avoid
delay. Tn $4,000 loan Controller Dunn was
authorized to make yesterday afternoon
went TO j. r. Wild * Co., that firm being
the highest of five bidders. They offered
3 per cent. and 81 premium. The money
will be used to pay city salaries.
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sToRAGE-INDP'LS WAREHOUSE CO.
W.. T.. Kurtz. Pres. IL. A. Grassland. Mgr.
5iI-523 S. Penn. Telephones 1913.
We FORE. PACK and HAUL.
STORAGE-The Union Transfer and Storage
Company. corner East Ohio street and Bee
line tracks: only hrst-class storage solicited.
RATING AND OF HOUSEHOLD
. y SPECIALITY.
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All advertisements inserted IN these columns
are charged at very low rate or g cents n line.
No additional charge per line for blank or dash
lines. Telephone 2S and your ad will be called
for.
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Both sides Make Concessions.

The strike OF the saw grinders and tooth
ers employed by the +. G. Atkins Company
has been settled. "a committee OF the Saw
Makers Union acting as arbitrators. Both
sides made concessions. The firm agreed to
change certain piece work TO day work and
granted advances as high as from II TO 20
cents an hour In some Instances, while the
union receded from its demand for a l21a
per cent. fiat increase.
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Park Custodians In Uniform.

The Park Board has issued an order COM
pelling all park custodians to wear blue
uniforms. with brass buttons and badge.
The park superintendent will exercise dis
cretionary power and not compel custodians
when they arc digging or engaged I'm other
manual labor TO wear uniforms. The order
was considered necessary because the GUS
todian IL usually given some curt replv
when he asks any one TO become orderly.
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FOR


FOR s~ALE-Brick; oak. poplar and pine lum-
Der Heavy timbers. + HOUSE
wRECKING 60.
FOR SALE-Two dynamos. three engines. one
switchboard. two pumps. one Dean Duplex
elevator pump. BATES HOUSE WRECKING
CO.
WANTED-H. l. SANDERS. JOG Indiana ay
walters and cooks jackets. bar. butchers
coats. etc; dress suits rented. Send FOR cata-
logue.
FOR sALE-we make wood and metal patterns.
expert machinists. superior equipment: prompt
service. Old phone 23S2 MONARCH GAS EN-
CINE CO. F.. New York and Belt n. r..
FOR on me for all kinds OF CONNER
cial prtnting. ! can save you big money on
envelopes. letter heads and business cards
Profnptness and good work Is my motto. e.. f
COUSINS. 20A y. Delaware ~.
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BOARD or WORKS ROUTINE.
FINAL ACTION TAKEN.


For bricking the first alley south OF 81
Clair street. Estimated cost s1.10o.
For gravel roadway, cement walks and
curbing on Graceland avenue, from Thir-
tieth street to the first alley north. Esti-
mated cost $500.
For cement walk and curbing on the west
street TO Twenty-seventh street. Estimated
cost $3.50.
ACTION RESCINDED.
For cement walk ON the north side OF
Boston street. from Pennsylvania street to
APPRAIsEMENT ORDERED.
For b~ricking Adelaide street. from Market
street 10 Wabash street.
For cement walks on McLain street. from
Morris street TO Howard street.
For bricking the first alley north OF Thir-
tieth street. from Illinois street to Capitol
avenue.
ment walks and curling on oxford street.
from Washington street TO New York
street.
For cement walks and curbing on Arrow
avenue, from Hillside avenue TO Valley
avenue.
For cement walk on the southeast side Of
Holly avenue. from Marion avenue to Oil
For cement walks on Linden street, from
Orange street to Pleasant run.
For cement walk on the east side OF
Pennsylvania street. from Maryland street
TO Georgia street.
For cement walks on Vermont street.
from West street TO Bright street.
For cement walk on the south side OF
Washington street. from California street
TO Blackford street.
REMONSTRANCE FILED.
Against cement walks on Senate avenue.
from Twenty-sixth street TO Thirtieth
street.
CONTRACT AND BOND APPROVED.
On behalf OF w. VI. Albeit A. Son. for &C.
ment walks on Senate avenue, from Wash
ington street 10 Georgia street.
A-SGECGAfENT ROLLS
For gravel roadway and sidewalks on Ru-
raj street. from Moore avenue 10 South
eastern avenue.
For cementing the south walk on Wash
ington street. from Senate avenue TO the
first alley west.
For cement walks on Sixteenth street.
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Deaths.

Margaret G. McIntire. ifty-four years.
l706 North Capitol avenue, conclusion OF
brain.
Benjamin Aller. eighty years, Us East
New York street. old age.
Albert Patterson. ffty-fve years, Michi-
gan. suicide by drowning.
John Marshall. twenty-five years. puru-
lent pericarditis.
Edwin Wernsing. three months. 1914 East
New York street. cholera infantum.
Albert L. Hickman. three months, 43
East Washington street, entero colitis-
Lizette Coulon. forty-seven years, 1884
Oriole street, s~trangulated hernia.
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The board OF control Of the Woman's
Prison met at the institution yesterday
and discussed the candidates for the posi-
ton Of superintendent. but made no selec-
ton. The board Will meet again to-day
and elect the superintendent from the
thirty-siN applicants for the place. Miss
Charlotte Dye. OF Williamsport. who was
elected assistant superintendent some time
ago, has arrived 10 assume her duties.
Governor Durbin and State Auditor Hart
vefe AZ the prison yesterday and ate din-
ner with the members OF the board, but
old not attend the business meeting.
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CENrRAL-AvENUE METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CHuRcH-Corner Central avenue and Twelfth
street. Sermon by the pastor. Rev. Charles q.
Lssby. ID. D.. at 1886 n m. Communion service
follows the sermon. sunday school az 80 "A. m.
Class meeting at same hour. Evening services
under auspices OF Epworth League from Z TO 8.
All are cordially invited.
PARK NJ. r. CHURCH-Corner Del
aware and Vermont streets. Sunday services.
Preaching by Rev. A. y. Trever at II a.. M.
and 7sb p. m. Morning therac. sinai and tho
Mount OF Beatitudes.' Evening. Friendship
with Jesus" . n. m. 10 10 a. m. general class
nlectine. 10 a. m. sunday school. Epworth
League. $40 p. m. Midweek service on Thurs
DAY evening.
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Episcopal.

CHRIST acknowledgements place. Rev. J.
ID. Stanley. rector. Service. sermon and holy
communion At io:f5 a. M. Service and address at
1880 y. M.
ST. PAuIiS CHURCH-Corner New York and
Illinois streets. Rev. Lewis Brown. Pm. D.,
parish Sunday school. l045 a. m. holy commun-
Ion and sermon by Rt. Rev. Y. NJ. Francis.
sion: 1880 y. m. evensonc and sermon.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner Del
aware and Walnut streets. Rev. Allan ". Phil
putt. pastor. Services Tomorrow at 10.4J a. M.
conducted by the pastor. No preaching services
fn the evening. Sunday school at $3.50 "A. IN.
Christian Endeavor Society at $50 y. M. Inter
mediate Society at 4 y. m. Junior Society at 3
y. m. Thursday evening prayer meeting at 1:fo
o'clock. Every one welcomed TO all these services.
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street Repair Pay Roll.

As usual In campaign times. the street
gang pay roll is beginning 10 increase. The
pay roll allowed for this week IL sass. 50. an
increase over previous weeks. The pay roll
will be much larger before the end OF the
campaign and the fall cleaning IS nnIshed
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Washington-street bridge.

City Engineer Jeup says the contract for
strengthening the West Washington-street
bridge will not be let until the street car
company agrees TO pay a part OF the costs
He says the company ought TO pay one
third.
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congregational.

PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Southeast corner New York and Meridian
streets. Rev. ". &. Meserve. pastor. Residence.
1ti Park avenue. Morning service At i0:45. with
sermon by the pastor. No evening service. Seats
free. All are welcome.
This Is the last service In the aulience room OF
che church.
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BUSINESS

BUSINESS CHANCE-An income OF $1,000 per
year can be secured by any one who will take
the trouble TO investigate our plans: no gold
mine. oil well or gambling scheme; simple,
straightforward business proposition. II
JUMIAPA CO. 6i5-621 Fullerton building. st.
Louis. Mo.
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Sheep-Receipts, 30; shipments none. The
market was strong and a shade higher on
all desirable stock. while fully steady prices
were realized on all other kinds. The mar
ket was active with a steady demand. All
offered were sold. Quotations.:
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Samuel II. Gordon and Hannah Whit
more.
Burt Law and Carrie NJ. Baugh.
Claude o. Avery and Lillian G.. Warner.
Warren X. Whitehead and Gertrude
Blue.
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BURIAL VAULT.

BURIAL
YOUR DEAD.
The Okey Cement Burial Vault Is the only
air and water-tight. burglar-proof burial vault
manufactured. Sold by cemetery associations
and undertakers. or may be ordered OF US dt-
rect. Send for booklet and prices. OKEY
BURIAL VAULT %. sol Madison avenue. New
Phone 1920 and 3049. ~. B. CROFT. General
Manager.
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wANTED-sALEsMEN


hustling man to
sell whips for a large Eastern factory; liberal
commissions: references required: a rare chance
10 good party. Address, for personal interviews.
F.. DWELL care Spencer House. indianapolis.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeast corner
New York and Pennsylvania streets. The Rev:
Thomas J. Vflers. pastor. will preach at IL
a. m. Communion and reception OF new mem
befs; also at 7.45 p. m. Bible school. $3.50 a. m.
b. Y. T.. L.. 645 p. m. Midweek services on
Thursday evening. The pastor and people ex-
tend a cordial Invitation 10 all OF our services.