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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29
CnICAGu GRAI> MARKET

CHICAGO. October 2s.-SomethinE OF
vival of expert business in domestic winter
grades carried the wheat market upward
to-day. after early decline. The ciuse was
firm. asMi2 10 %su'. Ceut net higher, with
December at lnJiSTlou'4. and May 4; i.o2i, {.
Corn finished i.TA cent of To !, up Oats.
unchanged To !. cent higher. aud provisions.
with gains varying from to 10
cash grain closed; WhVat-EO. . red.
l.o'TLlo: No. red. loi6tl07'a: No . hard.
l.".tlc q; No. hard. a5|!'. Corn-No. . yell
low. ca Tft5: 80. yellow. al,
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NAVAL. STORIES

SAVANNAH GA. October 2S-Turpcrtiuc.
firm. 81. sales. So casks: shipments. caFks ::
stock. l0.:2S casks. KOSn nrin; sales. III
barrels: receipts. l9S barrels shipments.
none: stock. o?.3SJ barrels. Quote: nBCDE
FGHI, IC2L,
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Best calves. 9H,O. common and medium,
SNS!s. Cows and calves. $30ctS76 Best hogs.
nkht 7hrlN: s"ws and staIs. 5,sNGh.
best sheep. Stt6: common to fair. 4I5 Best
lambs. SHu9: common and light 6a7
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FRIDAY. OCTOBER 90. 1918.
at 1890 l.. NJ.

IN" house and lot above mentioned.
being the same real estate conveyed ,,y
the said decd OF trust, beginnint; at a
point on the north line OF TAYLOR street
distant 81 feet Inches west OF Sben-
pard street and theme. extending alon -
the said north line OF Taylor Stree. In
"a wcstwardly direction. and fronting
thereon IS feet, and thence. back north
ward!N from said front and between
parallel lines l20 feet To an alley IS feet
wide
This sale offers an opportunity to
persons OF limited means, to secure n
Comiortable home. we'll located In the
West End, or. To investors who are
seeking Il safe and profitable invest
mont In good renting property
TERMS: Enough in cash TO dcfray
the expense OF executing this trust all
taxes to the day OF sale, and the sum
OF $1,000. with interest thereon from,
October II. 1915. until paid. and IN"
residue In equal instalmonts at one and
TWO years, for negotiable notes with
Interest added from day Of sale and
secured By a deed OF trust on this prop
erty; or all cash at the option OF the
purchaser.
H. SELDOM TAYLOR, JR..
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In execution Of a certain deed OF
trust. dated April IS. 1912. and duly
recorded in u. Il. 2l5-D. page I22. in
thr clerks Office or the Richmond Chm
cerL Court. default having been made
IN inc payment OF the $1,000 not. there
by secured. and being required so ~
40 bE the beneficiary. the Undersigned
rnstee VIII proceed to sell at public
auction. on the premises. on
FRIDAY OCToRrJ ~ ,o,-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-10-29

In execution Of decree Of the Chan
entered October 4. 1915. in the suit OF
Ellen c. Is i'd. etc. vs. Highland Park
Development Corporation 1t ais. we Will
sell at auction. on the premises. on
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER 30. 1915
at $3.50 O'Clock T.. NJ
a large number Of lots in the plan OF
Highland Park on the northeast. in
the County Of Hcnrico. Virginia
These lots front about SO feet each.
on Dill. Fourth. Fifth and Detroit Ave-
nues. and run back a good distance TO
alleys in the rear. The ?treeits are
front OF a portion Of this property.
There are &c lots To bc sold. ana. by
reason Of their ncarness 10 the car line
and the beautiful topography OF the
ground. they should attract homc-scck-
ers and investors. and tremendous bar
gains can h" had.
ance In two equal instruments. at six
and twelve months. for notes. with in
,@ s. added; and ana secured by dred OF
the option Of the purchaser.
HILL CARTER
ALLEN G.. COLLINS
WM. NJ JU$TlS, JR.
STUART BOWIE,
Special Commissioners
hereby certify that the bond re-
CURED in the above mentioned suit has
been duly given.
G. O. SANILLE, Clerk
HOTEL PROPERTY FOR SALE
on MONDAY, NOVEMBER %. 1915.
we will offer for sale, at public auC-
ton. the valuable hotel property sit
uatcd on Hicks Street. Iawrcnccvillc,
Va. and owned by Miss Catherine Per
civan, deceased Right is reserved TO
reject any and all bids. For particu-
lars apply TO Mrs Helen l.. Davis,
Union Level. Va.
HELEN l.. DAVIS,
l.. O. PERClVALI.,
Executors of Catherine Percivali. De-
ceased
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS
COTTON GooDS

NEW YORK. october 2S-('otton goods
were cneicr To-day: yarns were steady. Raw
silk was easier. while burlaps were ire
gular.
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aE VALENIlNE AUCTION ~
~ PHONE MADISON 1906 81
els EAST BROAD S1~
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE

TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
HOUSEHOLD FCRNITURf:, CARPETS.
GOLD WATCH. ETC.
Pursuant to an order of the District
Court OF the United States for the East
crn District of Virginia, in the matter
Of James q. Forester, bankrupt. en-
tered on the 18th day Of October 1913,
Will sell, within the auction sales
rooms Of the Valentine Auction Co. 6lS
East Broad Street,
TODAY FRlpAY). OCTOBER %.
1915,
beginning at 1880 o'clock A. NJ
one lot of household effects, ETC. con-
sisting of, in part Walnut Bedroom
Suit, Walnut Wardrobe. parior Suit.
Carpets. Mattresses, Trunk and con-
tents Cold Watch, Revolver. Crockcry,
glassware. Chairs, Tables, Cooking
Utensils and various other articles,
Sale positive. TERMS: Cash.
HEATH j. RAWLEY
Trustee.
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MARKET CONDITION.
Owing % warm weather and hea"ier re-
ce!pts the market has been easier Tor past
several DAYS. With cooler weather look Tor
; God MIArkct
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HIDE AND WOUI. M,RKEr.

nrn. receipts light Ncais--Scarcc and want
ed. Cattle-Marfct in fair shape. receipts
heavy.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE Days.
BY y. w BOWF. & SON. INC.
Real Estate Auct!onecrs.

AUCTION SALE OF \ GREAT NUN
BIER OF LOTS. IN THE PLAN OF
HIGHLAND PARK ADDITION. AID
JOINING HIGHLAND PARK
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'Ry Levy Commission Coz
richmond Va, October 2S Igr
H.. IL,.la... -

MARKET CONDITION.
Poultry Chickens very scarce and active
r"'"lu's liEhi: hens. market in spier'diI
-'Hp". receipts light EEgs-Scnr..r snd
wanted: outlook higher Bu,,or-Murxnt
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Welcome 10 ShONmen.

John b. tarrngtou. secretary ot th,
Chamber of Commerce. ua- INC first 90 thr
homo guard io -al -umcthH. On behalf
.ni al >an Antonio lr tuId thy huWmrn
how welcome thc, we're m .Ht- rifv Tlu
city, hr said. had ht.n Ir.rrIi-ri .- WV
winter resort Jud that u.ly tourist were
coming here. hut 40 thr sam, tirc I"r.
would hc moro v,Iruu, than thc Show
folk. Who cumc I'M hibernate and tr f.,
their plans iur .h, -unr"- Year. Ihr iu,
men, hc asserted. u.rr Iu-t ht-iurfH- tu
realize what IVY great trlt---st. ui Show
men meant iu tirir uid-t. not alone m ~
commercial sense. bu' from smother stand
point ~ publicity. and i"r th1t reason Own
w.- sure uil San Autumu would iun him
in thc wish ihut thc promotes ut ihr
amusement enterprise and their atf rhr-
would come often ~ make tan rit tirr
winter home.
Harry Potter of the DE- Krrlo shows
made This confession. "Thr vufII owes
mt nothing. Fur that | thank those vhu
surround rr. Started when ti. r.rtin
good m thc uldcr day with old HMl
Rice. ] bchcyc ~ the fulu,- rud thc -uu
= going @" shine Tor M an. auj I am ou.
ilmi-t enough tu believe that uur hope
never guiu- tu ir dimmrd" Mr POSTER
~'id X l"t u addition tu ihat. md aIl
through hi- remarks there iiuNrd .h, keen
wlt ~ y 21-karat Snowman who cam only
see a silver Inning 20 every cloud.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Relaxation II Needed.

"MuH needs relaxation. Last ~prlug.
while tlr Fiesta was iu progress. wanted
ir -er Tor myself -omc of your shows. In
front No rnr MI these saw 4 banner which
hId tHH-r words. They're Alive un Ihr IN
-id,. lud tulId wv -u. What would rhl-
great hotel ut -rvun ur eight -torir- amount
tu t fIrt urru uut alive un thr inside,
WHEAT uoald SIR. kirkpatuck's office
anoau' 2" Do th,t were not alive ou the ln-
-id, lf ihut SORT ut -pirIt that makes a.
better H,t Ind women. iur now and then
vr r.H. -tu.N ut uur-rIvr- aud -cr W wr
Hrr a%li,r."
"a long Time ago.. when ! wa 4 small
boy. lrd ! am NOT going Ia -ay how long
Chat n.- OLA, show pc"Ilr were wonderful
tr m,. aid XVI lL kirkpatrick. II follow
,d ih. Riders. hcIird tn Ir,d thc elephant
ana followed around ail ut The men vhn
we're connected with y how. These folk
appeared 20 wonderful to me never
Thought They were human. Here tunirht
have watched YOU eat. aud heard van
'luI!rr. AND heard Won talk. and row 4
know ynu urr lu-t uur kind w folk and
about a- human H- anyone can w..
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

Mi Euc-tinc I.aRo~c and her Teddy
bear. the Lucky Tull trick mulc~ and
hear. Willie Pilgrim. the armies and lcg-
lc-~ wonder. the iut girl uuG halt \ score
~ freak hclprd tu Stage " show that wIlI
long hr remembered w San Antonio u~ thr
banner tree attraction.
II was 4 two-hour show end worth ul
that wa~ ~uid 81 d.. Then the canya-mcn.
The prupcrtNmcn. thc roughnrrh~ and tic
two. tour ard -iN-hur-c wagon d~riyrr-. who
tear down the rag lt,ntl III night. uu,
into action. The string Wi the familiar.
hard uld blue seats came dov1 ike magic.
thu ring vanished with the crowd filing
ont and there was nothing 10 10 ou the lot
until , 30 O'Clock. thc hour iur thc show
mem dinner.
Mine host Tyrrrll laid out thr dining tent
IN The bail room. n was Y plac, Ut genial
warmth and myrlad- ~ lights ~hcd their
ray ou the tc~ial board where all of the
troupe gnt together. ~ the time the u-h-
err had cvrr,uu, seated N was near n
o'clock and th "rat-' Wrrr rlI that had
bcrn promised NJ advance from Y mighty
good cook house.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
lust Water and Coffee.

There were oysters. -nlad.. turkey and
cranhrrric-. \ guul Tine WI vegetables.
regular pumpkin pic. cheese. cracker- and
coffee and th, dinner would have delighted
William j.. Bryan. Richard Pearson Hob
son. Morris sheppard and some of the nd
voratc- 81 the fresh water feed. Good
Old aqua pura and -unt 'Javu' WI rich
blends were the only Liquids carried wv w,
the waittr~. There were not even clear
llavana> to log mp the place.
b. the time the 20n mcr and women
around the board had hakcn on that con-
tented appearance ot an appetite album
dantlv ~atiatcd. Manning Il. Firtz. thr hos
''fiNcr" ~ the celebration. responded III
the applause. lie extended the ielIciations
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Silver Guy 10 p. TyrreII.

For an hour cor more there wa~ the grand
distribution "i presents. Thc-i a squad of
strong arm h"N~-uut h%ighwaynen or any
thing like that-iu~i great. In man ~izc
fellows. c"mcrcd Percy TNrcll. manager M
The Guntcr. and lcd him over ~ where Il
hundred ur more Dreaming cnnntenanrc-
had assembled. They had him al their
mercy and then they gave u {" him-a
great, big. massive silver loving cup with
the right sort NJ inscription. Tyrrcll did
not ~ay much. There wu- \ reason. A
lot "a dccp-~eatrd emotion chokcd down
anything he might have wished Ia say.
1t was | O'Clock ia the afternoon when
the one-rIng show got under way. Mis-
'E~~ic Fay with her talking horse Arabia
first cot into the !imrii.ht. She ana the
equine actor were an immediate hit and
Raymond Hitchcock, the famous musical
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

This unique celebration hogan with the
playing III Christmas melodies nn the
chimes IN TIE Burdirk bruthcr-. \ double
quartet sang SOME WI the Old carols and
other ~nng~. 100 orchestra gave selections
appropriate ol the day and the solos Of
Madame Alicia Pclltclcrc were fitting Tor
The dIy.
Old Santa Claus had an cmi--arv III the
parsonage "a Manning II. plctz. who hcgan
the round- after the morning musicale had
been completed. The guests 81 the hotel
who forgot to hang up their stockings the
right before -uddcnly foud themselves re-
mcmbcrcd and the kiddlc. came N strong.
There lid not happen nv ~ enough WI the
coming generation within the wall~ NJ the
hotel - the Snowman iuragil around.
found "a half dozen ~rout~ who combcd the
nearby streets and recruited : regiment of
youngsters who shared ~ the JOYS uf the
event.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

Charlie -Tw" ~iN" kiputHr,. tmuH
a- Tie one legged c%,rli-t. ami w u..4HUur uf
Y nrle joe Cannon w DunyilIc. Tn.. enter
tanned the crowd with % reproduction 81
the day when the knocked ont ~kul" NJ
Coy up thc other -ilc. WI ha- rirrlrd .hr
globe several times aud vu- th, u.lv uur
ut th, evening tu hr nrh uut un w w.r tufk.
when hc paid W rlrndid tribute wv thr Ger
man army. and hr DESERVED the war ir
Europe az one that would bring about "a
better and = higher civilization.
Rev. Hugh Mcclellan. who attended thp
iir-i -huwmru'- dinner. wu- ihrr, again
last night. and hr wa- l%auGatury wv hi-
praise Ut show folk ia general. lie struck
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

THE following wrIte-up Of the show
mans Second Annual Christmas Tree and
Dinner, held al the Gunter hotel III san
Antonio. appeared in the san Antonio EN-
press of December 26. and i furnished The
Herald by Manager Percy Tyrrell of the
Gunier.)
Had Dan Rice, that one and only clown
Of the Yesterday, -ct foot IL the lobby ut
the aunter hotel last Christmas afternoon.
he would have added hi~ plaudit~ IL that IT
a gaping multitude-and multitude II was
that crammed and jammed Tor vantage
points around the old one-ring circus.
Under a cardinal ''top' that mutcly CIR
ried its message oi that season M peace
on earth good will Ia all men" ~hick~ ~
the carnival world. mana guy" 81 the cir
Gus realm and the topnotcher> ot the foot
light armament ~truttcd Their brief noun
in a melangc Of tunctulnc~-, ~nappy ac-
ton and laughablc clImaNe~. enacted with
a ginger and pep that put 4 punch IN
everything and enhanced the entertainment
value of il all.
Last night these same folk made their
curtain speeches. which they did with a de
lightful brleincsS and neaine~~ Of apph-
cation. And. let IL be- sand IN passing. that
the home talent OF san Antonio. which
joined hands with these kindly. open-hand-
ed and generously inclined iroupers of the
amusement world. left nothing open ia
suspicion.
Inc nE.u~N.n umu- fla -napnI MnnNrl
showman'~ Christmas tree aud dinner.
hat l. what the invitation, said II would
be. IL was more than that.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Sh0WMEN STAGED AN UNIQUE CHRISTMAS
EVENT IN LOBBY OF GUNTER HOTEL
San Antonio Hosiery Was Made Gay
And Cheerful By Men Who Spend
Days Amusing The Public.

with d the youthful ~piri, Of Santa CLAUS,
even though the generous old fellow H.
pictured Ill whi-kcr-. ami bnrk vi ~ all
there w;- the convincing argument IA limit
les good fellowship and al array ~ gifts
that ten alike into the keeping of rich and
poor.
And when II wa~ all over last night II
just a. when The band plays ''IIomc
Sweet Home" when the ranya~mcn told
away the top and side WALL nt the great
three ring affair. or the carnival men take
down Tor the last time the carved or the
rag fronts. and the theatrical folk figured
II the pay envelope will pay for the rail
road lump back tu mother aud familiar
stamping grounds.
For day and day that he colony If tho
show world alternating M san Antonio for
the winter season wa al agluw and look
ing forward 10 the hig dinner mud Christ
mas tree much WI doc> the small box ~
the night before Santa Claus makc~ TIL
rounds 90 leave something that viii gladden.
a Juvenile ~oul. OR one ml.ht say they
manifested that same sort of enthusiasm
~ 4 score Of small boy- perrhcd on a rail
fence surrounding 4 pastoral field where
on the morrow i great canvas city would
come into being. only ~ disappear with
the fading day.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

% happy aut, in -lNrug that the pulpit and
the j nN .u-iuc-- we're not 30 tar apart.
"in Shows. ~gId h,. II have -,cr aud
E,lrl -lud mint sermons. und have
fl-u -.rH " -Nud runy fir-t rla-- clpwu-
fr fHr .uIrIi. some amu-rmcut- urr uut
diversions. Hui Want wv lay that many "a
thn mlu m ih, how bu-iuc-- are bringing 4
real diversion % humanity. Just new !
happen tu recall thr incident ~ u man who
committed suicide In this city. llr lett u
note h,.iHd SAYING hr wa- going wy end hI
Iir because W. thr IHrk u diversion. The
trouble With that man was that hc did net
attend thc rght sort uf q show. lie
would have found diversion and lc would
Dave 'uuud -nmrfhng that would trmpur-
frfIt h.vr IttrI hiri from ne -phrrr uf
criuu-n0 WV. thi- lrc ana hr probably
WOULD hatr nryu here y,t. That nid Latin.
cicero. Wa- -umcthms 81 "a Snowman. lie
hkc o. -re -nur uf the small boy yet r.
manning w iht uId man. aud Wee versa.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
W Are Pleased.

laNInen were unanimous m that verdict
when the curtain ten lat night. The show
men gladly gave their tribute t. San An
tonic and what II stands for. and the Law
men were happy that the occasion had
come to pass which brought them closer
to these ''gyp>ic-" whose existence IN 9th
cr year. had been veilcd mystery. And.
in these confessions. san Antonian- said
the show folk were human after al.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15

other wurl-. clonu-aui with hmm was
Buddir Miller. 4 MAJ uli A. appealing io
Hitch r"rk that hr tIun. iIcrtH. minute Tu
the Wind aud stuck around long enough WYNN
~ the ro.ucly staff while thc rarhydrrm-
numbered through Il baseball game. The
elephants. hk, 4 let oi The other act~. came
from the Workman shows now Wiutcriug 90
San Antonio.
Captain Augustus Fulgrr. alias 'Whulc
pl Gu" ana hi- partner. Little Mon
day" displayed Y Iu' WI pararhruulia
used ~ capturing and killing whale and
the captain injected g little VII here and
there while telling adventure ~ thr brny
deep.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
All IN Same Game.

M are ali ~ the same game. An IL
n- have " drrp--catcd desire ~ work for
thr pIrIr wr love. For you Y, MAJ, ". hg
l"r -nfur -lr. along with The show. VI NJ
max hc iur someone back ii the Old home.
We are all ~ thc same game. brother and
-%i-tcr~. hut van 20 say that We who are
not -howfafn have n great admiration tor
WON. li MI I- ram ur SHINE. hot wv cold, ~
hluN THAT yuH have -ut nv put the show nn.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1915-01-15
Spread Christmas Cheer.

The showmen staged something better
than they knew. They helped to spread
through San Antonio the SORT ii Christmas
cheer that means something. Ii carried
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
IF SCHOOL GETS BENEFIT
OF INCREASE EFFICIENCY
BOARD FAv0RS PENSION

from interested citizens, and OF these
no part can be expended save the in
terest on the same; (b) q current fund
which shall be made up OF interest as
above; assessments on teachers as
shown below, and semi-annual appor-
tionments from the state school tut
ton tax sufficient to meet annuities.
Assessments Of Teachers.
For the first fifteen years of ser
vice, SO per year, $3.50; for the next
ten years Of service, $50 per year,
5000; for the next ten years Of service,
$25 per year, $3.50; for the next five
years of service, $50 per year, 800;
total paid by teachers in forty years
OF service. 500.
Amount Of Pensions.
For thirty-five years of service, $500
per year; for forty years of service,
500 per year.
Disability benefits are provided after
twenty-five years Of service. $3.50 per
year, and up to $575 per year for
thirty-four years of service.
There are no lapses, and teacher
retiring from any cause, at any time
prior to receiving the pension, can
draw from the fund every dollar that
she has paid In, but without interest.
The amount of the annuity received on
retirement equals the total amount Of
assessments paid in by the teacher.
Moore ExpIains Law.
Mr.. Moore, superintendent Of the
Muncie schools, who is the framer Of
the law, claims that it will be at least
1927 before the Richmond board will
need to ask an increased levy to cover
the pensions to be paid; he says av-
"rages for past service together with
payments from teachers coming under
the law will keep the fund replenished
till about that year, and that not all
the teachers reaching the pension age
will ask for the pension as soon as
eligible, but will go on teaching for a
number of years. This is one OF the
indeterminate features Of the law, to
know how many teachers eligible to
retire will do SO.
What has caused the board to hesi-
contlnued On Page Seven.]
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1915-11-26
LOVERS EXHAUST
LICENSE SUPPLY
IN SINGLE RUSH

OF all the hunters abroad In the
yester1xy. Dan Cupid was the
most successful In landing big game.
County Clerk Kelly did a record
business Wednesday afternoon when
nine marriage licenses were issued.
This is the largest single days busi-
ness for many years. In addition to
Issuing marriage licenses. 32l hunt
ers licenses were issued making the
clerks office the busiest office In the
court house.
Thanksgiving always was q good
season for hunting and marriages."
said the clerk. "One thing l am to be
thankful for is that Thanksgiving Is
over"
More hunting licenses have been Is
sued by the county clerk this year
than ever before. Wednesdays busi-
ness was the largest in the history Of
the office. The office ran out of license
blanks and had to telegraph the sec
retary of state for a new supply.
The following licenses were issued:
Harley Walter Porterfield. 33. New
Paris. travelling salesman and Alma
Caroline Pfafflin. %. organist and
music teacher. city.
Elmer Grosvenor. "a. farmer. city.
and Bertha May Brown. 81. city.
+. Elmer Barnes. -. farmer. Foun-
tain City and Eleanor Huff %. Foun.
tain City.
Ralph Bowman. 81. metal worker.
city. and Myrtle Lancaster. is. Rich
mond.
Charles irwin Glunt. 26, farmer. and
Estella Bertram. 81. Centerville.
Andrew Gibbs. 72. retired farmer.
Battle Creek. Mich, and Rebecca Me
man, SIS. Fountain City.
Fred Vornauf. %. farmer, and Iva
May Allen. 90. city.
Paul Thomas Drischel. %. grocer.
Cambridge City, and Mary Louisa
Ebert, %, p. o. clerk. Cambridge City.
Orville Burg 90. farmer, Jackson
burg and Miller. 90. Jacksonburg