davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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70 Fss New pra0a. ON Cotton Good.

VNsHISoTCN, Nov, S.--Tne cotton
price f&tns committee Of the War In-
dustries Board inst to-day with repre-
sents tiyes Of the cotton textile industry
70 oompile now schedule Of prices for
.octtop goods The present Fixed price
Cor cotton SsStss 14alas sSlE ssvseua-
be- "A 4
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yRADEas TAKE syoREs.

NJ q /. Herr have lsnSed the store
ad Oahs'lGsnt al I4b Flfth avenue 70
k,e.Gs DukOff d Schorr, the store aud
bssf,uen, o. 90 Wost JTirtIath stree,
50 H0lohGsr Bloc. and the store a. EOS
Seventh avenue to g. r. HanBcpm
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LIVE STOCK MARKETS.
nEEvks -.mss.in.. ~ n.aa !:

EtSiklN--!tx,ctint. -.8ft n-AC "a
u.s. So. ',pg-fs Iat.-.s A.sn~-. IA: CIV
ara 7ia-r .1,s sac sli.s s'=sstl- Tas
yar.iE Js~r@ c5-srrG Common O. Ear
PIN 'l-4Fs go a, Sue Z, IL e L. \"
"Iai.-ass g. nsii-rs s. sNtg ~ Dr-.ss-
a-r-,' a. iai- n-alaaG A. tsp-. nc ~ Il
= ;.i'ss--t.-rfs Commission rsn,Dhnz =
visgla.a sl~.rs i,a=T iSs sy-i4<e. ~ Il,
a, ;.3ts, tiE.5e -. l.ss. sis.ss y
s!5.7J ~. Isl. fia--. = Ia. 50.
i.Wio 81 n v+s. NfrEtnsa. !.5a'-
5lf.z, ~. l.t-e il4.s" = rttsiaAs s'-=r=
eli. To , .stE cows. ~ !. : saHo%f7
:, "iTEraaa si@.rs I@ ~ z, = ~
: v1Ns.r.s ,;-4,. aa C. aat:--. !'-.. So
:. cnr-s ar s. =" ,1a,. - y. Isr
q. ~ ., 4! =. 90: ~ - az, lo':
ssy.- 81 I!.s" ~. %" Zoa,. a
e iS7. 81 Il '';F'a aa ''f $50 iia.so ''s
r~lf-fz sse 81. 80. 3 cows eG1, $50
Z. So 2 50, fa.sS TT. 81 q
i 49, 90 i,e,g $50 i Z ~ $ - -
;: in :: s5s * i.ni. ATa
Ci1LvBA-Reestpts IN head p. or
.al. Eea,r a;-aar W-s'erns nm Con
uur Sc P-iHs' S-a,s snsu fl.+rI' pr
go O. pr~st@, ea..-. -'-'t -i-' nT~ssTr
.-s'e 20 q ~. pr To-. c"uni-2 d7sss@G ao..
Sis Sanders >, v-N.s. -, l..s a.---
-, seo < sr...---a 21- . Tanir 4 Snau-
No., yea,s, las. ~ culi. - 81 a.
tt.
Hhtt' hSp ',.'' So ,,.,s...
-. - So ,t,-~- ,,grnu,or a. good sns.,
sn}T n. o. 566-la PER lac los culis 3
- n1,I-ror D-rp a. SO
80, ,.r H. or~s-st aanlDr >, q .sc CouG-
~ dressed ',,,. no: houss lambs $50 .aso pe;
- 60 ~a,,, 4 Shannon. ZEE Va, W.
81 ,an1ns = Ice av--nE. 3. r.. .ss
az E.. rs s,sse g. az is cuI,f So
81 = sneer and yea~inFs l3s ~ -
.n.rt lgf 80 r. 81 syIn. 2 culis
=" &
Kc-ns Commission % 10 w.r- Virgins
iar,4z- g. SIS z1s O. s.a.jr. % r-nnsv.-
"an.a. II 81 = Scy',ol : 20. ~ wess,
80 100 o. J snara"-E 4 son 81
N".. Virginia iau'Os. Se 49,. ~ &C.
$50 sand~-s IA STATE hmoa' ~
=, no,,s",nroa,p,.. s.a.s mead on, fey
medium Ssv yo-, ant psnpsyivan.s mig
S 9s,e nS' ,1e.s coun.-, i,-g-.1G hugs Z .
~, IL . rUaa:inF piss. O. . &C.
,,,,,.a -. -, a,
CHICAGO >"' N.---,i' &c i1eelp.s IL
6'r sa,' tfau" N"'' Qua hn'''t ~ - A"'
'"~Hf -h"h ~, - 81 = 49, ~
''""ran''F hi""' "u .,i', 800 - a.
iE".. ~ -, w.
tnf"N Guf e. ~ '''''' I'M. b'"" ~
S'""'' - u. - G a,c ,.,,.J ...,s
".""Tr HL"iu sS'nrnr y " .1. ".I'r
romnoH H'"ust anu ..sl, ~ ~. ~
TttunT u -. ,.e"', h'y "I
Sle"u' '"nNhi"I 'HIu s .""". a -'"-- I"--.''
Eoou o"g'r et'n &c % =, a., 80 v' IN
mon anh h'OIhm ..'f bu-ti"'
9i"ch Govt she h"Nr5e' =. .. . - rShh"te
enc cuit"rb - ."N oN'"'h ai,t l"rt
ere E"uh Nih''' hhN AHhN. - = " '-''t o
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ME- hANiCs Lar NJ,
hani.sfta0

l5isT RI 0ls 10 eis U--.yrl-nla. Fis..
prOJs tsash 4 Boo q, az Ht1yay Fa-i
q. OeBss DoG-r,g = D0auyar. ac1-
tsaclDCF tFHG-VaAr .... ............. fft.
~ Az, oG--Enga,f Falh-r as, b. -.-s
rssg oener y Seiz tsnlsariGy tsp.1.
MT ~. - VI WORE SSuns Inr sss
10 Aaru Sps-Es 0~nHt and gDuIga'ts-
tarFalde Operating 20 lHr .pnrra.
.s.tg 90.
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RECORDED IEASEs.
Manhattan.

TsTh ~. aO4 r. al4--stantpu Es,-ity Corpr
to Hungarian = bonsvO..nt SOC!"f ST.
Sn4 h 1s.n -. yts from AHrcG ., 1914.
ally, Bernard h kRnn. zoo Ssh az g..O-u
AbTH ~, 8O4-G ". all Emma ! Smtth
81 al. eEtH, eC. 80 Root " Least. 500
" 4sth a. 70 yfH from Jan J. 1sls sttyE
Dsulsch L. diamond. l7bg BWey. az 600
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Hosiery Market Easier.

Hosiery 10 being found easier 20 pur-
chase than has been the case recently.
Manufacturers no Longer are refusing
20 make contracts for civilian nesds. II
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wAa so.aaD .4evs os nuiLD,NG.

ffsrs y ESz a. f,Atffdasn ~ t,ss rst, es-
lsSs NstsshS,i Gy' i~ttt Eetks es4sSas4..
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REsULTs Ar AUCTION.


By Bryan l. Kennedy.
HESE ~. lGs. 2 SKIS, stg tnt--E "
,Burss hSt SsTnuel boiomop - al esrs.
due SO .5B4 70 tnEa4. sc, sioa 20 70 ~
plaintiff ....-, .....- ..-..-.. ,slt,UUI
by Henry Brauy
East HEJA DNAN, 1Ds, gc.aS6s, ~ TIT
snd H.ra--n Hoy e. a.. true sJrt : n
SnspitO g. o. due. eco, s6G 90 lssr,. O.,
AG.E 70 gnf ulaiptir .......-- 4 Is ,,Ul
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BRC.5I

BRc.51
TzF- Irts ninps a. taf: ~ thf tsfet.-
Cameras yrs1g U.aIAsz Sfsf=-
eE--gs Ies Fam -tRtsA- .4..---. VI
y s-aGrSSTrf- tsS.ss t.--.ts- u.
IIrsss ISL : RtTT... .-s:-.o
Skfr1hsIE Sts--E = ffiataf -.
l-cr otrr a NtflE r. TllTl '.,gs---st.sIrE
AfilSsr-tGdErg IJa-- -Lzi .-..--.. W.
httta- lAIETpc---L SiFrtiio-
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s-rr.es,. .AlHyrs--s. : sss1T ..-... lttsg
Trssr&. rIfa.---Es IL Es1t7astss a.
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fzs--. ~ ftrrfai WattErss--l
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sstisfAcs .S.aaxupents-
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eeorsrft ii14. ~ In .rreficr- EiEi1 i1tff rIrt.
t1atxu2rIt dRes
salSair Niz7IEstuTr- SsrrJ.~ C.-
fVr---F AXE. jrna y. 5JAt-. t'..!'
s.rretEaas. lsirEsE-.t HaEtsttr--
lAaT u. !1as SnaCettre3 ..-.,.. 80.
.Atrssaa .a!fro. - = IEis'gr.
e.,s Ell 'r ', - .'' ii.s.
DtI1pU I.essgss--CtrT a = T.
EsFraarT g. 5s.- tTEalte1 -. .it.'
Iri&s- I%t1s -- .,sz Aaatttoa1i
SAuhaity "a SsT.. -. Ltlt ..'.|.t
rspref il=ss b. ESfetfLsIr- a
A.. DtUfbt- o. Iitf......-.-.- ....i.
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S.r,i.,-s n ssa5xr1at-- nt.ss rsttErtAT
ST. ftls jliteL stats UtstTtt: t-aIrt 1'fr7
sEACs MANUFACTURING CDIiPaSl-
= t.fr.til8- II aanHrust-y atso o In
szs-s NlnutI.tIrrnx CIulDaa1 10 Wet.
z7rFnt> .i.ifnt atrt-si. sloyss lA1stl'ift. ?.
g...Jfl.s- ann assets .: ts.sts-ts -Ae
iar~e tarzes- <re,itu1rr ar ststn|.fS
Er1ia--z q Wsf: - Howard street with
S-5lLIs Haptar AAuufA:t uif1E C71s-
plal 40 broadway. w.in s..Af..is 1l1H
Ire a1ngfIi BiEhinS G5oiSllT, = lr
CIasL - CElniss Itrts:- are tE@ AT
tprtsys to- the 12-.ETIp:
Ei'% AID b.2sh 49,, ,i''ii'' AR u 0''.T ~
i~Alzk4tia aF=ntF.. HanA-rs, s2nu lta1lls'
ts.s i, as. sft.E luL Assets q. i-J9i!
Linz EIn.. ~ Rns-rts Ar-nrs-. IGnAErs
- tn rfIn-!aA creditor With ft.tF. uu%
ty- rf1- ts= isse EAf. -tSdi 5Sas NJ u
1AGuE YnET.pNAs'-A r.ir,,inse TT sank
--Iul=- Afsd o. Jxe1r Freedman. 10 ah-
GT~sE aan-s It4olltit~s ~ S-.lt..1- an''
q. ls++ts Ar-nisatc haim.-. II BnsAo-
=, "a, "a Is siS'rns, TO- the P;iii''atF
ui1t-- aI+I D. Hg--Ss Us!t=. no ats
lrsSs- f-uotEs Liabilities a. H.fI.-ss anu
.sestr o. i..Sj.. Arsaioa.e Paint. II
ifr~auWAs. - "a. Psiti5nasT's aisT-rt'1.
-AEDE a. Z!EEEI.AaS--a E:h+,iuf@ Il
e,faATtEptr- nt-E ~ 4Ieoc - ZInaI-r-
uaa1 NJ andres sa.nus Liabilities u
I!'..sEs.F- an asssts o. tIs..s2. - -H-
;ar-- pTIE-tu4. creditors ar the B-yarI.
PItS BANK IL Veg: t0r.T -et111ltt
sir--... E48siiEIS . mt ~ ~. ,T'ips I'M
-1n3nI-r.Aa. SxcEaHR- banE -Tsnlr PEI
aiIir I;r-4' ard brpAnwAy. win tsuo
E1y>- o, 81. as e-i-L. Ant the Metropolitan
ESsnG twenty .arrL -Ir-s; aaC s-osnt4s
s.Hns- with mite ~ 3s..tI- ne
sAnS up, itas 50. .aIe % the aspAfs So
-slr<L n Bt-.,!aEtou pr=i@-r.L aEG am
us1r EtGc& IGoe- a basxHz. - Hrsaii-
wa ar th- attorneys tor ih- petition
err
~A-DE = ZIMMERMAN a soS. M -
= schedule ~ GanA-upI-- We :if-U n
.iaroc :. Zimmerman = Sor.. la.-. nu al
hvSss the Liabilities are a4enEyu u a.
s. ..ff..-- --tiL As.stE ., g-I..Atl :.
Fa' hundred aur seventeen tunsyxAHE
ever hundred and nine ~ -s.sTGr uoltars
aHC MY -s-s.sT cents o. TN aS.sts ar 50
cIr=L NJ rs4. s7siat- holdings. s.z.=st "a
II nIachiu--r and gI-.9df II Gtgs.AE arc
4ouqS- hos. {. pa.Sus - HrLAf.v..s..
arr attorneys ~ .He pair-.nn--
CHARLES :, E.1I.-Irvoiurrta-- rsa-
ii'irr aSainS' Charles = Vs.as- fo!ux
BUSINESS uuug- tn nm uarts ~ J.
Nrtfis- Sn1- C1mpAns "a sysrrI- J.
~ SSlulua 4 Ec!lu-tdI- q Ha-,~- g,di,.-
Stein. trading tn : q. G. ElrJT CON
PAM Maurice =. smith. trading "a y
y! Smith SrV- 'ompIPs anu the F-I-t.N
mar brothers, address Asxst- and
IiaHl!iii-s no Eiat-G SanlFa - Ezv,ak
r- hrVAovs@l. b. ..te Rito-ns- to- :hg p--
li.Iune-
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kEl a--sIIrIuG. s-Inol'it, % o 800. puVf %
fair @Dp SOc CBIcKENS- EreFh, dry
perkad. /. TO bVS. Western, milk fed 10
II !O6 20 dozen, 70 46c 1t-gs lOs,. 45c.,
% 80 Toe, u q 4lc 81 u los. $40 50 sc.
20 l.c. ~ 80 lbf 40 d lDf aud over.
90, ,vpr Sod IO-1~ ,uf 20 do1eu, 10 a
q sa, lt.-s Toe. s.N4%'., 2, 50 ne 81
r 4Cc 9 90 lDs.. PeQs.trr.. ga? lbs,
SeoGgac az 4Gs Sghc. .s-SS los
$50, - o. ana over SIC soulnern. aorr
fed bblf keGs, IA. e2c frosh, loed
nuis Western, miIk FOO - p los to pair
IN lbs,. BlMe2c.; lbS. aud ovor, Bsc. !;
corn ted. g-2s iGs,. ~ pair. 10. SsC "a
ibs. SEC 80 lts. 81 q esc: ~ tbs, 70
IlaIs milk fed. ga lbs. 70 pals. H., a. q
1AsA 80 az " pst-, ~ 80 rae ss'ie.
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FOR SALE-Neu known pr-;' D.
Evelyn h. 30 fOptcr. perfert rruG rr.
Upper fastened, new motor. vp-y 'rs
see her SUNDAYS Clakpn Point Dock A..
BY EEs. BSg ID Ave
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ASsinsnB 90 HUeSGAnse
JEa.aAAsia.a.

ist3H ~ .ss y satg i.,ts' y pai d-s-
AfTsot s'asr tskt--F-FI. f4.A... A.
risrAsfttE IS, a. >4Hulat = ate4sfAl4-. lss
As1lAsILss -. AT. 's.pfas49g o .stse
- fsfE fsrF
spFtE v .AssiiySuTNs AZ D. ssr s7fif
H1E tt}stR---.-sNes - fa.ss-allAa- o.
tsssFI.sa bg+-. ~ G..s,Lrr. = =. altgs
A+Jfs4sa'- 9 D. 80 hEAs ..... ssfeE
b..'.NNSIb -. > q r. o. :.ssls a.
t-~iSAs.sr fL=alty - = .G4l.S . trfqs 3 O..
'sA.t ~ sttT. : Ttt-- q D 60 -.
ts@sy .s......---.. ..-..... .tt- .an+
1.SfSfNissss - o. AAs Hsax .ss , eat.
. -'ssH AssS. att. = .>pss = ..4shl..
no .."';,c' 80 :. q. -aIe
tsf.rE --IssriG > FarF4t a. :. git :.
H's -. ~ b~s@ ...... ........ .ilNf
fID--rT. 81 " p.iE -, astvf l.4d ia
IfAstafl strr =. isAk--fTtise ias - -
: q iiaFT 4 Norm 49, S~fy ett-
@ltE. AilAs f5tAs- Go. ~ Hs.Asils, ftt
Sahf rHDPsEft --iltrs = E2fniI - 81
. HSffii- - ga 1as ar. aa4.Ss bf0E
M. att. baS4e ............. .als yPe3
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s11ff Az. AlF--t.ets ! K,s4g J. a. IL-,ss y.
l'f1h'-Thl-aE. az 1870 q at.I 8 !
h.AeF ~. = p III H4in q 81 EEl.-
s1!z----riiiAam ~ N-s9a.gdt -. II
fssss h LSEIEa. Isl5 '.t.sfsrfsrAEn a.
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-n' following judgments we're ntsG -re,-
,--ds' snTsmfrs' g. :He ma, UuHI, helms
IA ~ the uenIn-
bsu-' Cnaz Nv y G-inu1, --g- 4
DruOAs, louis Il Ha--4s =,
H"vnlaE sau,ue,--v n r.
8aanmann. AIne-,s-syi~ar no-f-
-d";mers... in-eau 90 and WI --'''
lam ka-ps-t-E T. BANKS II
-a-,vrIEh:. Audte v a n ltS,-
-o1soidatol cnauuelte- Co '-''A'
am"-IcaE PHI Co......-.. 81 %
-autoT Siaga9in" CA Rn:nS-
emile ~: ) !. I'M sol a.
.'-y.tE tus,eye Ane-.ean
Dgvis agnes l--B-..dy Nu-rs.
Da"G. M,9@ae. -. p.oom.ns
l'F a.ar.ln.. c.ulE.-,r u M4r.m. 5 5ia..
-.gg,esins samue N-Weinsn
E.c.is-. Autn-E n Zen. .sstss
laurr pnllip-rarE s Tilfu-G 5..ss
saniuu. }. 1uly-lrUss a Brown
r-auk Mo.--SiIlier Tirs Corp ;s.os
rga John --In,"-nR;tnua All
lIu--. Co. I'M .,... .. .-.... ga a.
'' ~,r@a:or t ="' inst u .%s
54a@-. "atin-pen:,s,- supp, ~.
.l.-t,r, .,.cu+ ,a,N -'1'-'
l,r~ra, .4r| $780,
ts.....,,," ~. - y"
SEA n -.a.-I. F,v.rn.- 80 =.
sta--, -u-s-L C,n.udr. AZ
-, u.tr'V-, 50 "--'s.
- ~ =, .,,..I " - I, 10
heN "
,s-, ---''-..'' -6e."6
~. u.i.I,,r 2ho.-e
Lewis ...-.'.....-... Ssr,r
yrrt b"rJemr ---oamupu!.-
Mu-tur. a-r-, IN 4 Au-ar 80
Mu-ru Ieu-E, - AMERICAN '"'
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PRIVATE SECRETARY

vuEted ~ uevnte pa; t!ms o, A. t.u.. .
THdlHi executive, must ne H,nuuE-Ll.la.
answer. stating age. pas pBsillons u rI.
snu SALARY ezperted 70 syErt r. 80. go
9. sun nfilcs
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HELP wANrEp-MALE AND rrnALI
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E-rfNsff - 81 fFFEfs
ISIS ~. a . 4fl . .st4i4lgEt - ft9
~-hbl--.trfyas- EAea3 Etstas s-stz- a. sHaps
tSssfatlAA bh ,. ~. Slt ~ W, ~ 4.s.
Le. ,! lDf ~ stI.. h+iss a . :.
E>sfiils1Tg ~ .ls 'gsss@
tissfs.Nfi sasftds a. REfts1 atrbtlf3ty-
lltt .~e19 -. Sfsp- 81 - thbpt .~Si :
s@,atist ~ sftg5 T.fst G-ss . s.
Ifls.SaTV7a... ~. . t, AZ. Isitl =
eElAtl-. stitr,t+4s isssFas q. l-stsgis =
t>+ii~+3. ~ :pFEila1. A.. ..-" t.pts'lss
= !Nc1 has Lr~ lbl. ~ fltg
:NeS 9FiE Ttiss a Asg g.. ri ssgst--
Way .... a.. Enl
1s!D -. = 4,L-Ds, ifsr Gfr1 - -
ftAtiNat- a. - a. U-fiF1 sea- 'aetc
- az zss- ltA. .lE - i.s. 4LasrNt44..
-. s-os ~ s,tAS fs4rue-- .svH ears.
: y sst1i 30 as ~. st.c
tttf. Iiiss - 49, a ~. i.s ist1sr-
~ -....-.-. ........ ..--. -tbistpl
LOTS 80 T. ~ Sasa .. 4>.vs. ,sfs,ls-
.st1r.S---fIis.f -ttsstc o. .pa8~s sll.ss'i
rt.tsSesl-T'. LSii D. Ag,...,.--..- -tSBs
sDfis>' As o. p ttr Ettis - Es-~r-s-a#
t~JFt . ;ri,As.4s q - ~ siLg fEs.s, iil
= stfi.1 e. .ssg 2. gEe ~ 4ttg Jt;aa
fgsts a : g. s't HsAE .-. .,... 4g-ytr4
NFfE7aAf: As. ashf. a.e ~: ksft.5 = az
. -SGSs- iAEs-.A - .,SfsAs- fI=1. Lt4sl-
t.r'SE = .a.sf ass4 ls{ 3 f1i. 40.
49, SfSv- s1tg tb-yEFi. .tcs + Ez'Lat.-
~ sitls lii-e Faps - -. !7t ttfsf-
s..aea
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TRANSACTIONS RECORDED.


'Vsii& i.Ns asSsa s,asi ssAgfsss .. FE@rr a.
sftsEat1.f
kSSNatassE
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
Female Fliers.

San Francisco, Jan. l6.-Texas
kakes the crown from Illinois in the
latter of female flying. And the
Grown is fitting nicely, thank you, on
| the head Of Kathrine Stinson. who re-
Gently flew from San Diego to San
Francisco, making $50 miles without
slighting.
Ruth Law, Of Chicago, had found
the crown a good fit for her curls for
more than a year. In November,
Rol6, she set a record for women fly
prs by negotiating 5l2A miles between
Chicago and Hornell, N. Y. She had
started for New York city, but was
forced to aliqht because Of engine
trouble and bad weather. In New
York after her fight, which was
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17

made in a Curtis machine she an
nounced she would next tickle a
coast-to-coast fly. When the war
started, however, she gave her time
to flying in the interests of liberty
bond sales and Red Cross work.
Miss Stinson, in her San Diego-San
Francisco fight was in the air nine
hours and won the distinction OF be-
ing the only flyer to cross the Techac-
hapi mountains on a nonstop flight.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17

DR.. c. G. Wilson'S handsome home
in Clarksville was destroyed by fire.
Rev. Jas. Rust. aged 81, who died at
Petersburg, Ind, Jan. 10, survived
his wife a week. He was a Baptist
preacher.
Tobias w. Slaiar, OF Owenton, near
ly 102 years old, died on a visit to
Washington. He was worth $780,
600, but lived in retirement alone
with his aged wife.
Charles Cristal, of Bowling Green,
has been appointed by Senator James
to be a midshipman at Annapolis.
Judge Charles w. Coleman, of
Goshen, N. Y, who was elected town
Judge of Goshen when he was 2l and
who has been in continuous service
for 46 years, resigned recently.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
AGE Of PULLETS
Where Conditions Are Tn
favorable Six Months
Average.

Different breeds mature and COM
mence laying at slightly different
times. In general, ,isunder a utility
classification, pullets Of the egg breeds
such as Leghorn. Minorca, Hamburg
and Ancona, mature early and begin
to lay eggs at four or five months un-
der favorable conditions. Where the
conditions are not favorable to induce
early egg laying, six months is!prob-
abya nearer average for time to
commence laying. Meat types, such
as Brahma, Cochin China and Lang
shan, are slower in maturing, taking
six TO eight months or longer for a
pullet 10 get into cgg-laying condition.
General purpose types, such as Ply
mouth Rock, Wyandotte. Rhode Is
land Red, Orpington and Dominique,
mature more quickly than those Of
the meat type and the pullets may be
expected to lay at from five to SIX
months, although some mature atfour
and une-half months. There are casas
on record where individuals OF the
early maturing egg breeds have be-
gun to lay in about three months, al.
though this is in special cases.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17

Three inches more Of snow Sunday
night brought the present fall up to
l3A inches.
Two men were frozen to death in
Louisville.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
Equalizers Named.

County Judge Green II. Champlin
has named the following as members
OF the Board of Tax Equalization for
the present year: r. H. Holland,
Hopkinsvllle; A. j. Adams, North
Christian, and j. 7. Garnett, South
Christian.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17

Charles Triplett, formerly Of Vor-
tex, KY, Allen Smith, who came to
the training camp from Monticello,
KY, and Ivan Morrison, Of Boone
vile, Ind, died at Camp Taylor, Su: =
day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
Howe---Moss.

Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie Moss, Of
Bowling Green, announce the en-
gagement Of their daughter, Miss
Willie Brewer Moss, to Mr.. Arthur
w. Howe, Jr., of Philadelphia.
The marriage will take place in
Bowling Green at an early date.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
Catarrhal Deafness Csnnot Ne Cured

BY local applications as thoy cannot reach
the diseased portion OF the ear. There 10
only one way TO cure catarrhal deafness.
ana tnat - BY constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness 10 caused BY an In
famed condition Of the mucous lining OF
the Eustsehian Tube. When this tube 10
perfect hearing. ana when II is entirely
closed. Deafness 10 the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored TO is normal condition, hearing
viii bo destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by eatarrh. which 10
an inhamed condition OF the mucous sur
faees Halls Catarrh Medicine acts ,hru
the blood on the mucous surfaces OF the
system.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars for
any case OF Catarrhal Dsafness that cannot
De cured by Halrs Catarrh Medicine. Cir
euisrs free. All Drugsists TBe.
". j. CHENEY a CO.. Toledo. o.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17

Elijah Garrett, claiming to be 10
years old, died in Jeffersonville, Fri
day.
Hopkinsville Kentuckian., 1918-01-17
MARRIAGES
Proctur--Williams.

Mr.. B. E. Proctor, of this city, and
Miss Margaret A. Williams, OF Gin.
cinnati, were married in Nashville
Jan. 18th by Rev. X. Lin Cave. After
few days in Nashville, they will be
al home in this city.
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FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

5-ROOMs furnished, for rent. i63 South
Clegern; phone Walnut s10l, Proctor's q
grocery
NICELY Furnished modern y-roorn apart !.
ment near car line; adults only. <2o
FOR RENT-FUTnIshed Groom, two.
story house. sleeping porch, garage;
will give possession June ~; references
required. 6ib w. Sist Phone Walnut
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NoTICEs

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WE PAY spot cash for Diamonds More-
hous Jswelry Co, ~ N. eroadwsy.
FAMOUS seely Spefma{iS Truss. suar-
anteed 70 contrict opening; fttsd by
trdssss, shouJlkr BvseSs. Wsstfan Drug
Co. Oklahoma City. 0kh.
HoInH NU4y1dXy NEpEfAfSo
A HOME ron UNFORTUNATE GIRLS.
Ideal location, c4Nbinipg efficiency With
So:s ssi,l lsns sss'i L wi's:ms ssa ~
superfnt sndent,
EsTf{EK BENNsTEiN-PIsno fsschsrsI
graduats of Or ] NJ Gray Of Dsn-
yeF; the eniy nviny pupil Of Liszt. if1oh
n walnut. Maple lQse.R =. ----
WILL pay siO reward for the pfeesnk
postofiicc sddress OF hrisl vNclas,
boy 10 years OF ase. piue eyed. slsNa 6ulit
and stands erect; liable 10 be fcQn4 wsrk-
ing drug store and soda fountain: vas
last heard OF az okmulEee, okls. Wire
or write any Information TO hls nothorS
Ms, l. J. Wardlaw. Sonora 1sssA 80
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\ PANTED-An an-around printer; good
wages: start work right away. Call
v write The Chleftain, Calumet, okla.
NANTED--At once. automobile mschanIc
TO take charge OF repair work. Cochrane
Motor Co. Ringfisher, Okla.
WANTED--A-l presser for Hoffman ma
chine. Call Ollie Estes Wardrobe
cleaners. Walnut 5ls,
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ZEN between the ages Of rs and S5 10
4 learn to become comptometer saiesmen;
fome selling experience preferred. sal
ishicago training school; salary and COM
/ mission paid after course ls completed
Y D. Davies, ii2 Oklahoman Bldg.
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HOTEL DIRECTORY

THE NORWOOD HOTEL, Tiix N.
broadwali clsan, cool outside rooms,
with hot and cold water reasonable
terms by tho week Telephone Walnut
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COLLECTIONS

GUARANTEE COLLECTION AGENCY
ii0h W. Main. over Woolworth's.