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A BEAUTIFUL HOME
or 10 rooms in Hanscom Park District; has
into a quaint. tile-floored vestlbule, from
which you can pass into a large reception
nan with an elegant, open, hlGh-polished
arranged is an umbrella and wrap closet
ana another with a marble top Iavatory.
entrance from hall into q hospitahle par
Ior with dellcately beautiful panelled and
trescoed walls. A most cheerful and artis-
ticany. decorated dining room with wide
oak Plate ran and a magnificent built-in
nan, The living room is spacious, light,
elegantly decorated and homeiike. me
secluslon, and has an artistic and attrac-
tive oak bookcase full length OF room,
Kitchen Is pleasant and airy, with roomy
Panuy and refrigerator room, All finish,
doors. and floors are OF selected A-sawed
OAK mighty polished and made to endure.
The back entrance is well arranged and
leads into kitchen or upstairs from hail.
The fixtures are for combination lighting
ana are Xamples Of brass craftsmanship
Epil length Of second floor is hallway from
Whlch opens 3 large and restful sleeping
apartments, linen closet, bath room and a
clothes shute to laundry In basement.
for storage Of wearing apparel. Ths satin
y modern, light, sanitary plumbing. mar
Bile top lavatory. enamel tub. toilet and
you from hall on I'd floor 10 a large hil-
lard room on the 80 floor. All windows
are two-light, double strength glass, with
extends TO the floor OF the basement.
which is full size of house. The walls and
sewer. The boiler room, coal bins. sr,it
cellar, preserve room and l-aundrywhethe
stationary tubs and floor drains arr her
titioned off by brick walls. The hot vyaRsa
heating plant Is one of the best made. The
porches are high and wide and extend on
TWO sides OF the house, nicely terraced
avn, win fine shade and concrete walks.
corner lot 65xlS5, with south and east
front. Street paved and paid. 1t is an
imposing structure, striking In appearance,
1900. We are sole agents.
HARDWOOD & HARDWOOD,
Red 420. 46 Bee Bldg. A-l2as
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
GEORGE & CO.
1901 Farnam st. Tel. Doug. 756.
Abbott Realty Co.

Here's a few more good ones for
you to look over and still our list
grows. Read our ad each Sunday
and BE CONVINCED that we
ssys d ta1 S Ssn bs to 1a ssSSssSnse w 80
charge regular commission only,
we are not dealers ourselves.
Q5D-$I.&W livery business, clear, fine. in
good town on u. p, for land.
Q65)[Hotel, $500. clear, in Beaver VAL
ley, town Of l,406, for good land.
Qe6)-Opera house and lodge room, clear,
Price. $16,5OO; rent, $500; in north
west Iowa, for land; would take mer-
~Q5O-5-room modern house. South Omaha.
$500, for Omaha residence, or cheap
western land.
west of Dow City, la. Price, S65; Will
TAX small farm part pay.
Q59-l,OiO acres fine land in Lincoln county,
Neb. No sand, good stuff. Price, SS5.
SieaI, TOT hsrdware or Mds. Will sub
u6O-S2O acres fine black land, good blue
stem SOD, all level, Price, $3.50; Will
take hotel up to $4,000.
Q6D-Fine 1870 acres Creek Co, Wyo.
20 acres crop. Price, $3.50; clear, for
u62)-LlS0 acres near Cody, Neb.. some
tIo6 ! Price, SIS; want farm up to
QO0)-l,WO acres alfalfa bottom, s miles
from Chadron. Neo. Price, $40. 200
acres now In alfalfa, This tract can
change. 80
Q64)-16o acres Dawson Co. Neb.. clear
Price, 81, 200. Level, improved. Take
up to 5000 in income.
u6o)-Brick Business Bldg, good u p
town, Neb. Price, $4,000. Rent, A,O5o:
noe, trade for western land.
Iloo)-5-story brick hotel, fine town. fine
business. Price. $4,000; want land
ps0 ~. oOo Mdse., fine business; want
dSS[sll.Ooo Mdse,, very clean. Want west
ern land.
900 Mdse., good location; permanent
- business; want land.
u'WIs8,m Mdse., good town. Want in
come.
dDSsLiysry barn with auto. $500. Inc.
49, Sl,4OO Want land.
u12@-Mdse. and residence. Groceries, dry
,,-, goods, etc. Good shape.
V'@TstTvo Mdse' Greeley, Co, including
QfD-rwo-story business Bldg, South
,,--, Omaha 5000. What have you?
Nl'o)IS4O Arkansas, $5 per acre. Want
u7G-Four houses, South Omaha. a fine in.
some proposition. Want land. Price
~Q0DSl5,OOO equity in good city property
Fine. Want eastern Neb. land, priced
,-o> right, Incumbrance, 1890.
LOG acres ~Torrington, Wyo.. irrigated;
,-o> ILne; Tor Omaha property.
Q7g-Good Chicago income for clear land
want large tracts.
These are a few OF our many
good ones. List yours and see how
quick we can get you a deal. We
Charge regular commission only.
We, have nothing OF our own to
deal so you get a SQAURE
DEAL. Write us.
Abbott Realty Co.
AIS Brandeis Bldg, omaha.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

A fine, 2-story, square house, oak flnlsl
and floors, all modern, 8 rooms. nall enc
bath, full basement, paved street, ready {,
move into.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
NORRIS & MARTIN
Phone Doug. 1870; Web. 1888. 623 Bee Building.

$. oO-sEvEN-RooM, 1914 Decatur st.,
rents easy.
S~2,0OO-5-room, 18th and Burdette sts.,
modern except heat.
81, 400-5-room, new, near 26th and Grant,
modern except heat.
81, 600-5-room, new, 3406 North 18th Ave,
modern except heat.
$2,500-7-room, 1891 Corby St, modern ex-
cept heat.
S,00Q-7-room, new, near 21st and Annes.
modern except heat.
S.S00-S-room, 2l04 South S4th St, all mod.
A,OOO-6-room, new, 18th and CamdOn
Ave, oak finish, hot water heat.
$4,5OO-6-room, new, 2-story, 23d and
Brown, oak finish, hot water heat, beamed
ceilings, etc, lot SOx127.
S9,0OO-9-room, new, all modern, beautiful
finish, SD and Center, near Hanscom park.
UPLAND TERRACE
THREE ACRE LOTS left in this beauti-
full addition on Florence Blvd.
VIRGINIA A
few lots left in this high-class resi-
dence addition adjoining Hanscom park,
$3.50 to $3.50.
MARIETTA A
The old Megeath home place on s2d Ave.
fronting Hanscom park, different sized
lots from $50 to $50 per front foot.
Call US up for plats Of the above addi-
lions.
Jeff w. Bedford & Son,
2SO6 Cunning St. Phones: Doug. lis; B-1O15.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
VACANT
BARGAINS

One acre, Curtis Ave, near 3ith. $500.
54xl2S IT., corner 22d and Saratoga Sts.t
59x12S IT., 2ist and Brown, $425.
b0xi3S IT,, 18th and Martha, $500.
50xl33 It., Martha ST., 18th, $500.
b3x127 It., corner % and Saratoga, $3.50.
Axis IT., Mason St, between 36th and
9th. 500.
50x147 IT., 9th st. near Hickory. $7OO.
4xlB IT,, corner 3Ath and Fowler, $500.
48xl25 it., next to cor Fowler, $500.
blxlt0 IT., 4lst, between Cass and Cali
fornia, $3.50.
41x126 IT,, Mason, between 37th and 3Sth
$500.
5Qx140 IT., 33d near Arbor St, 1 100.
e6x124 IT., Jackson. near 35th Ave, $3.50.
124x132 it., fine corner w. Jackson St
IS, 700.
List your property with us. We have the
buyers.
JOHNSTON & WESLEY,
sos s. 18th st.
Phones-Douglas 1886, Independent A-14S7.'
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
NEW HOMES AND SITES FOR HOMES

23d and Brown, $3.50
A fine lot. with shade and fruit trees,
city water, sewer, cement walk, nice lawn
and terrace. Good homes all around.
Underwood Ave, $3.50
Two fine lots in Dundee. near SOtb St,
south front, all improvements in. VERY
CHEAP. We will build for you on either
of these lots.
Pinkney ST., 5000
In Kountze Place, just west of Sherman
avenue. full lot, paving paid. Compare
this with other prices in this addition.
Spencer St, 5000
Fine south front lot. just east Of 18th
street, fine houses all around, Nice shade
south front lot. VERY CHEAP. Must
be sold In 10 days.
Pinkney ST., $3.50
South front lot. between 18th and 10th,
paved street, fine homes all around, ali
improvements. Very cheap.
14th Ave. and Lothrop, $1,000
Corner foI. Sulphur SpynKs addition.
Large lot, fine shade trees. All improve
ments, except paving.
Chicago ST., $1,000
Near Slst avenue. All bnprovents, in
Guiding paving in and paid for.
Dundee Corner, $1,1O0
6Ox139 feet. south and east front corners.
The finest lot in Dundee for the money.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
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REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
(Continued.)
DUNDEE LOTS

OOlNOAL LIZ Id
'l70-s soy % foE Gy pS si sSa p %ss"f One 1S Sdsk Hs sT THas cement mems v1 ss e Sa& g re !.
month.
location one block from car line. 500 cash $40 a month. ~
5 $50 each for two @foot lots fronting north oil California st, $50 feet east Of SD
S&no0G' Lots ESt than a bloch from the s6ye "S Ss S%' rsen &' s % hS or s sSS1
each.
WEST FARNAM RESIDENCES
sSON-FOr the handsome bck mt stone shNeAck residence, located OF one OF
best hard9 woods TmmSm OF ~ be9r bsndn csTye9 =" here ares nv i've OF on me G Ty
places three Of which are in, the six large attractive bed rooms on the second
brekast- room and kitchen besides a large, hall with handsome OAK stair
Threestory brick barn and garage in the rear.
$1,000 This is a nineroom. strictly. modern residence located or one of omahas
hard wood Foul bed rooms on Sc ond floor Owner built this residence but
is very anxious to sell because lea wing Omaha for business reasons
%~ and enSEe 'fEt igor Sseor@S WITH bamHSSppy bG@Ht ab s. d n0%g for OPD 81 Som i. o omEy
afew years ago Located near Turner Park on a corner with paving on both
modern. driveway leading to barn Lot alone is worth 5000 Price is right
Investigate at once
NORTH SIDE PRICES
5 2GO7299 No 9Th Ave ,s dKFSOm9 sory, sndIshat frame house modern except
&2O-Eghtroom, modern house. with bar on Bristol St, fronting south on paved
s%n ar ss line s' ana gas 0~"so basement furnace neat Close to 2h
NV on TempHton ST. close to @h ST. ar line viii submit any REASONABLE ooss
to nonresident owner.
modern, hot water heat built by owner for a home Near car "' 'E
$4AO-seNnroom. twostoy frame house with reception hall strictly modern t
With Smn f h%nt" ffott 5 WxSa ffeeTt ESce Henaef foc 9d Td and Brown Fine lawr
s65N-ssGroon1 two,nory frame house with reception han, built about a year
6 SmIcu naT mo1 nf l. mot wa eeTrnm at vNNe very hes best of plumbing located in one of thu
$INN-l9O Lahrop st, new, sevenroon twostory frame house strictly moderna and
plumbing ant lighting fixtures throughout Hot water plant Reasonable
terms
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13

REAL ESTATE
CITY PROPERTY For SALE
(Continued.)

hEHI ESIAIE
CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
CContinued.)
Buy Real Estate
1t Is the Best Investment.
SPECIAL
$4,000 FOR $3.50
IL there ever was a bargain In a COM
plete home it Is this one. Was built by a
carpenter for his own home. Contains 3
rooms, four bed rooms. Lot Is 50xibO IT,,
and has good barn, large and small fruit in
Iull bearing, and nice shade trees. Full
gas. two, cisterns, brick sidewalks, etc.
Located on lizard st. near 18th, one block
from Cunning ST car line. which will be
condition and a big bargain at this price.
CLOSE IN FOR FLATS.
Fifty ft. on 18th ST., three blocks from
10th and Howard SITS. Level lot on paved
street. Have low price on this. See us
20 ROOM HOMES
ONLY $3,250
One is on Harvey st. near 49d and has G
nice large rooms, reception hall and tiled
bath room. Modern in every way. First
floor mission finish. Large lot. Three
blocks from car line. Fine porches and
shade trees. Built last year by day labor.
This is a nice home. Let us show II to you
tomorrow.
The other one in on Henderson st. near
26th. 1t is practically new. Modern IN
every respect. Has 8 nice rooms and vesti.
bule, all nicely decorated. Fine shade trees
and large front and side porches. Lot
! 50Xl32; two blocks from car line. Nc
nicer place in the city for the money,
ONLY $2.350
For new HISTORY 7-recm house, with
bedrooms, OF @th st. near Pratt st. Mod
ern except heat. Combination lighting fix.
lures, cement walks, etc. Lot 49x12O II. A
big bargain. sure.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
CLOSE IN

SlX-room modern house, brand new and
near Creighton college. 400: easy terms.
c, o.. CARLBERG, 81 N. X. Life Bldg
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
READ THIS list

$1,000 dandy, brand new, cottage home
In Boulevard Park Addition, consisting Of
reception hall, parlor, dining room, kit
bed rooms and bath on second floor;
strictly modern; full basement; east front
lot; handy TO car; good neighborhood Of
new homes. Easy terms.
SL5O0-A good four-room cottage, with
city water. and gas in kitchen, on a good
sized lot. The cottage has two bed rooms,
parlor dining room and kitchen combined.
Owner will repRper house. Located at eli
S. 41st st. $500 cash, SIS per month buys 1t,
This is going to sell.
$3,2OO-A practically new home OF six
rooms and reception hall; strictly modern;
full basement; oak finish downstairs. Lo-
Gated In Boulevard Park Addition in a
desirable neighborhood. 500 cash, fE5 per
81, GOo-A good S-room house in desirable
locality modern except furnace; good barn.
East front lot. 25x140; shade and fruit trees;
cistern. Reasonable terms.
$6,OOO-A fine Groom house in Hsnscom
Park District. Strictly modern and very
desirable: Lot 5Ox150. About one-third cash
t2,sO0-A desirable broom cottage. Irac-
tically new; nicely papered; modern except
heat; full lot; convenient to school and
car line. Located at 300 Corby st. Reason
able terms can be arranged. Would rent
to desirable tenant,
Facts About Boulevard Park
First, let US inquire, are you looking for
a good lot. either as an investment or for
a home? Have you looked over B0ulsvard
Park Addition. four blocks north az
kountze place? Ism It a fact that when
lots are selling readily in an Addition 1t
desirable Investment? Read the follovqng
list Of recent buyers in Boulevard Park;
some Of them may be friends Of yours:
George ]. Morris,
Mrs. John s. Jenkins
Mrs. II. l.. Dana,
Mrs. =. 3, Ferris,
VIM. Arndt,
Frank j.. Machal,
Bliss II. Headley,
H.. A. Scott.
The above is the most conclusive argu-
claim that BOULEVARD PARK offers
more inducements to the buyer for the
money than any other addition in Omaha.
Prices range from $3.50 UP, which include
water. sewer and cement walk. Call at
our office and get plat and detailed infor-
nation.
SINNER & CHASE CO.,
City, Suburban, Farm Property.
Fire Tornado Plate Glass Insurance,
300 South nth st; Both Phones:
C. NJ. JEsPERsoN. reliable oont-ac,or
and builder. 1908 No, SD. Tel. Web. gi76.
DEAN "A
Write or call at the office for plat OF
these beautiful home sites; only one block
from Hanscom park. Prices much lower
than that or adjoining property. All spe'
clals In and paid. Terms, 'one-fourth cash
and balance in one, two or three years.
W. FARNAM SMITH & CO.,
1890 FARNAM STREET.
PHoNE-Douglas 1864 or Ind. A-lOs4..
FLAT SITE
40-Foot Frontage
21st Ave-, Near
st. Mary's Ave.
Price $1,000.
GAKVIN BROS.
as N. Y. LIFE BLDG
10 ACRES
North OF Krug park. Benson. five acres
In bearing fruit trees. two acres alfalfa,
balance hay and pasture, good four-room
house, barn and outhouses. cave and we'll
soil the best. improvements only four years
east slope and would make an ideal chicken
ranch located on main travelled road Just
north OF Ames avenue, Paving will be
extended past the property in the near
future At eounty's expense.
Benson & Myers Co.
Omaha daily bee., 1910-02-13
4015 Seward ST, $2,750

A splendidly built, new broom modern
cottage, lot 5Oxl3o feet, paved street, paving
paid.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
Browness Jury Probe Will Result in
Indictments Against Those Who
Approached Veniremen, Ii is Said
Prosecutor Wayman Admits
He is Inquirine Into Sus-
picious Circumstances Of
Legislation Cases.

Chicago, Aug. 20.-State's Attor-
ney Wayman admitted that he had
Identified two of the alleged investi-
gators who, he declares. are working
for the defense in the Lee O'Neil
Browne case. Their names are
Adolph Cheffer and Fred l.. Baker.
II is charged that they are operatives
of private detective agency, which
has 100 men at work for Browne.
Counsel for the defense state that
none of their investigators has been
asked to see the families OF venire-
men.
Judge Kerston's pessimism as to
the conditions affecting the case was
Increased when the seventh panel of
veniremen was brought into court.
despite the widespread publicity CIV
en- to his declaration that talking OF
the case to a venireman Is a felony,
four members of the panel said mem
bers of their families had been ques-
toned concerning themselves, their
politics, affiliations, etc.
They were dismissed.
States Attorney Wayman did not
indicate what action. IL any. he con-
templates with regard to Barker and
Cheffer.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
ALL MINERS MUST
SUPPORT STRIKE
INTERNATIONAL OFFICERS OF
UNION ARE UPHELD BY
COMMITTEE.

Indianapolis, Aug. 20.-A weekly
assessment of one dollar from every
employed mine worker for the sup
port OF the striking miners, and COM
plete endorsement of the information
al officers and the executive board,
were contained in the report of the
special convention of the Mine
special conbvention of the Mine
Workers today. The report also rec
ommends that the union endorse the
Illinois strike and the prolonged
struggles in other districts, where
the mines have been closed since
April. The engineers and bumpers
will be ordered back to work for the
protection of property.
In order to properly extend the
strike it will be necessary for the
United Mine Workers TO raise s144,.
600 among the other districts. Dis.
trict ~, In Illinois, will be given
$4,000. President Lewis regards
the report as upholdipg his attitude
in saying the international officers
have done their duty in trying tC
bring about settlements other dis.
tricts will receive financial aid II
proportion to the number of mer
striking.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
Dies As Result of Gun Kick

Dresden, Tenn, Aug. 20.-News
has just reached here of the pecu-
liar death OF Mr.. Frank Kendall. a
well-to-do farmer OF civil district
No. IA. residing three miles south Of
Martin. Mr.. Kendall was out squir-
rel hunting. He had stopped to rest
aud was standing with the butt Of
his gun resting against his abdomen.
when the weapon was accidentally
discharged. The gun rebounded
with sufficient force to cause injury
that resulted in his death "a hours
later, after intense suffering. The
wounded man was able to walk to
his home, several hundred yards dis
tant from the scene OF the accident.
IL is supposed that the gun kicked
with sufficient force to rupture his
intestines, resulting in his death.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
LAMASCO INDICTMENTS
RETURNED In LYON co.

Eddyville, Ky, Aug. 20. (special)
charging them with
the murder of Axiom Cooper at La
masco. were returned by the Lyon
county grand jury against Roy Mer-
rick, Villas Mitchell. Luther and Bart
Creekmur, Frank Murphy, Alonzo
Gray. Bryant Hawkins and James
Bozark. all of Trigg county. They
were arrested after the coroner's ver-
diet accused them of the crime.
Cooper was a tenant on the farm of
night rider witness. and it is claim
ed his murder was premeditated
crime. The defense claims II was
the re"ult of a drunken brawl
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
ASSOCIATION Is
HIGHLY PLEASED
REPORT OF PLEDGES IN ALL
COUNTIES OF THE BLACK
PATCH.

Judging from the figures turned
In by all Of the counties in Kentucky
and Tennessee, comprising the
forces of the Planters Protective as
ISOLATION, the directors believe the
amount of business next year will
double that of 1910. The first re-
port OF the per cent of acreage
pledged to the association by each
county has been made public. The
books of the association closed last
Monday at noon and the acreage
pledged is duble that of last year.
The report is:
Carlisle. 35 per cent; Trigg, so;
Dixon, GO; Ballard, 10; Henry, IS;
Weakley, 20; Marshall, 40; Chris
tian, 40; Logan, 80; Montgomery.
$50; Davidson, 95; Stewart, so;
Todd, co. Galloway. rs; Simpson.
30; Robinson, IS; Cheatham, 95;
lMcCracken, 40.
Cheatham and Davidson counties
head the list, while Ballard ranks
lowest. Owing to the pledges in
Graves county being 80 few that
county has been dropped. or dis
organized. However, this does not
prevent growers pledging their crop.
and those nearest other counties can
take their weed to them by annexa-
ton provisions. Approximately
40, 900 hogsheads of tobacco were
handed this year by the association
and next year fully $4,000 hogshead
are expected to be sold. The board
of directors will meet the fourth
Wednesday in September for the
purpose Of letting contracts for stor-
age warehouses and transactins
other important business.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
FIVE HUNDRED PEOPLE
WILL GO To CHICAGO.

Fully 500 Paducahans are expect
ed to make the excursion trip to
Chicago Tuesday NOR ing. The
train will leave the Union station
promptly at $3.50 o'clock and will
consist of ~ coaches, including a
Pullman sleeping car. Most of ths
seats in the Pullman have been taxi
en-. The train will follow the Cairo
accommodation train, leaving 10
minutes earlier. The excursion train
will make very few stops and none
after reaching Illinois reaching Chi
cago about 9 o'clock at night. Tickets
will be placed on sale Monday morn
ing and 1t Is likely that more coach
es will have to be added.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
Lectures End.

The Auditorium lectures as given
by Rev. J. Dwight Hagarman for the
last nine nights. which closed last
evening. proved to be instructive to
those who heard him, protecting
them against the attacks of the enc
my OF the Nurch, and In conclusion
aimonished VIE people TO be true 60
the church and 10 God and the holy
Bible. and advised them 10 procure
Georgine Milmine's history OF Chr =
tian Silence az found In the library.
Mira Eddy's Key to the Scriptures
and the Bible aud compare the three.
We have done what we could.-R.
W. Chiles.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
FARMERS UNION
PLANS MEETINGS
WILL BE HELD IN PURCHASE
TO AROUSE GREATER
INTEREST.

For the purpose of arousing more
interest in the Farmers Union the
directors have planned several eoun-
ty rallies to be held soon. The nrst
will be held for Graves county in May
field on Saturday. August 81, and the
second on September 1 for McCraek-
en- county at Lone Oak. Carlisle
county will get the next rally to be
held September II. The meeting
place has not yet been selected. 9th
er counties will have rallies later on.
State Secretary r. S Barnett and
wife are now visiting Mr.. Barnett's
father at Minneola, Tex. and will re-
turn home in about ten days. Mr..
Barnett will be present at the Nc
Cracker county rally,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-08-20
Licensed Judges Coming.

Announcement was made today
by the Paducah Fair association that
IN order TO have competent men TO
award the prizes for the poultry and
stock displays al the fall fair
licensed judges will be secured. No
names were given out. although
Secretary Rodney Davis Is in cor
respondenoe with several whom he
hopes TO secure. Interest In these
two exhibits is increasing daily and
These diapiayo will be features and
the main attractions During the
four days OF the nair there will be
a daily balloon aecention and para
chute drop by Professor Andrews. a
well known aeronaut.