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at 'aa baln Ill 9,aiiitcnt pao aplltu.
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paa CT bolut Mar, bapoe ocn liore
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Wtano meo oinc Gprer maa life aoa
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ieiet til.
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plrfcltg no, at ban life meo engana
fltnoc gisrc zig fortrolig rnco, at oat
belle bar ell Suliion.
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beliu?" ipurgte ban iorbauiet, oa
ban aabnet Sinenc. Setter Sa;
mon laa paa bann % inlaaIo Iiot.
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nau on Iuintc iig. clera blir on iof
len til Siieriobbcn."
"@uonca, Get haubc ic0 rcl.t
glcmt", lportc Soraa.
Irnlot.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

al moerie9c arigcus Cptnp % &c.
oclic.
Zen gnmlc 6e!thcrres gtTrpTr hat
bar / bei @rab itprict g~tattonnll'ler.
ncs % NtiIitariltcrucs poIltt'tc Stn9.
roS, oA ell al 5elgcrnc par oct lcil'd
tioncue Sptrin / Observation-Disclosures
0ieoc / Gitcrmiooau.
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ling lslgc poo SrOcuc San lamle.
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Gurclict.
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/ Freaiclogcn % paa Stlborergaae-
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tate Dem ale no, huorpua ban CT.
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at hui2 life bette Dleu aiort, Iaa bar
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goacn0c.
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bli bolot nogct INT N}eOe pnn ct Ear
llgcr cler Iaa.
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9tatlonuliit Semouitrutioner pao
mango Nuntcr al Wucr, huor Noabc.
ne: "9ico nleo Gr}bcraer. Neo nlcr
Spoe Hcgicringcu,," var Sc melt hei.
luotc. Tn Slot ilojcuoc Stuocntcr
mGrichcrcOc forbi Sen omcrifonifc &c.
lotion@bDgni1a. t~ucraopcrior Hia$.
fanilcrcn2 Ealu % raobtc; "gtcG
mc0 2&llIon."
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fer / SpltIouo ior nuruGreuoe pac
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buubc lmorgcn.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

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rnotooct Den uiqtiae 9citcmmcl'c, al
ole ipunenOc SpsrgsmauI ON DC
hiotil iteoiunonc Anneftioner %
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o0Iao ifaI i1mqcre iom @olo8t'tSoom-
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aen Goruirring unaoacnhc Alnlcttlos
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bor fllunet pen Ell SIo9a Ncglltrc
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uurct en- belt irlpilla Sua bar tlnl
/ li0cn ltoitrUtninQ uGrct bcnnttct a.
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(roftutcu fol mi ale 9lmettioncr
r]eQiitrcrc3 hos commissioner in0cn
en- bcitcmt fortcrc Griit. Otter 6or
luncnoe or en- oanlf Hct@ITrh nope
oct iom RC1iiteriercr % Gornono /
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ole Sc 9piitiQbcbcr, hpor GcuiaIighc
0crnc or ilIot tiIrcttcloat. Nae an
orc SoQcr onCrIooeo I'll cn intcrna
tlouol &oIoaiftarct, Duor hcn 0ur1'fc
lfct2lUroc iorepriQ or Gormonb. 90
ioo Tor oiaie Soacr aiUIocr 9onltc
forte Griitcr.
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ttou al SpIt2hcrQcn ollqnor, lorclig
ger cn0m inlcu uoorbrioct FIan.
McninQcu cr imiOIcrtio, al Den Dom
mcnhc WpnoiQbco iorcIebiQ ifoI opcr
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iro zoe /.


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rul1Cna Observation-Disclosures, iont ucntc3
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be eli ufilllttcnoc aolicrcncc / Nrc.
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tun0c Mi laIc ON.
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9eaciltring | I%nIebninq General SIT.
benicha llbclo / bans Gpcrutioner
inoo Eetrogrob. 9facrcoe oct isritc
%eitniifc Silbuo iii Souict Rilaluno
ON al lnOIeoc Observation-Disclosures
pnr boicrct pnn Den GorubiUtping at
&uoculcbo 6clttoa uitoc "ioloc /
sir" "a Tetrogrobs Sab ipntca
ar pare llHr ioreitoucnOc, blcp ga
ticn ior Observation-Disclosures ur6Int
inotll Ol0cre, men III lfal DC altlua
iinoe Steo r. bula life oc Gllicrcoc
/ ocn clIcutc Stnc loar oct lorbin
bret.
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StlUbnc CT ftlbilUnolg aibuugi0 al
ll0inloct AZ oiaie 6orbanoIinacr. Gpr
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ujo uocn Iamtioigt at Jorge Tor, al
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lom en- SnnltcalulL lon man BELT
oiloc bIi fpit.
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talt lmltne Mol0nlng operior \Sroc.
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mc0 Soplci @icgIcrilgcn enc
nCo Dc al &c HllllerCOC itstte0c @Clc
an0luc3 / ct telegram ira Qor
pat at uUre oCn, at 0e uc0 puu 6or
at Senln % Srot5fp err uiHlg
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re, huta Gitlnn0 % Setulo iuoIaOrr
IL pna Observation-Disclosures nleo
SuOtct Nu2Iun0?
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ora Observation-Disclosures cllcr paa
Duiltc &ctlu0clicr.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Chicago ~Kvegmarked.
Kansas CITY ~Kvagmarked.

Ii ,-,L,yn = Steers SO. % lilo
~. &c K,.;er 6;O-13.l 30
StockerS and feeders. ..W -it'e9
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

Yer gipcs ingcn ~iifrere Ieuaeuubrira
gelie for Chen eno ar fisbe norite cIer
ndn'fc &roner o9 luoe Dem itau pad
Heute / Suutcn inotil Auricn Qnar op.
Sor fnloitrnbigc Splrsninaer ifrip iii
8irser Sslanb & Gu., 115 go. Scurburit
Ct, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18
Kulfonferencen.
5ortfrtieIfc ira Sioc I.

tllel i'tcoctfor Ell bnlilf otte Sinlcra
Nrbcioaoog ntco 5ib % eli Dalp iot
Spertio.
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ban "Inouilges, ellten iaa Hegierin.
gen ~bibcbolocr aortrolcn oucr 30.
llernc, cller oOcroragcr Dem til i'm;
prlpatc Gierc igjen Den Site Gccem.
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lmiolcrtio uore arap aigisrcs isrlt
og 9iort til Ell al @etirgcliernc fox
Sancrnes 0icnoperOragelic."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-11-18

sra &clllu9ior2 tonlnlcr Der Ell
Nfclbing lom tuocr puo. at Sc "rooc"
/ Ginlnn0 plunluQQer Cl IN Hcpolu
ton / Sll'TlOc al, at 9tcaicrinQcn 81
rcttc ~iIattcr Nllocnitn / hans Stamp
moo Sooict RcQicrndcl.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07

The American Trust and Savings
Bank, Administrator of Estate of
Flora M. Clawson, Deceased, VS.. Paul
inc M. Pressnall, Leslie D. Clawson,
Bernard H. Clawson, Raymond E.
Clawson, in the Circourt Court of
Wayne County, Indiana, January
Term. 1919
To Leslie D. Clawson, Bernard H.
Clawson, Raymond E. Clawson, you
are severally hereby notified that the
above named petitioner. as admins
TRAITOR of the estate aforesaid, has
filed in the Circuit Court of Wayne
county, Indiana, a petition. making
You defendant thereto, and praying
therein for an order and decree of
said Court. authorizing the sale of
certain real estate belonging to the
estate of said decedent and in said
petition described, to make assets for
the payment of the debts and liabili-
ties of said estate; and that said petit
tor, so filed and pending, is set for
hearing in said Circuit Court. at the
Court House in Richmond. Indiana, on
judicial day of the January Term,
1919, of said Court, the same being
the 1st day of March, 1919.
WITNESS, the clerk and seal of
said Court, this 23d day of January,
1919.
(Seal1
LINUS P. MEREDITH, Clerk.
Jan. 24-31, Feb. Z.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
PUBLIC SALE
LEGAL NOTICES.


State Of Indiana. Wayne County, IS:
Edward T. Parry VS.. Henry l.. Hill, ct
al, Wayne Circuit Court, January
Term, 1919, No. 1892.
Be it known that on the 30th day of
January, 1919 the above named plain
tiff by his attorneys, filed in the office
of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
Court his complaint against said De-
PENDANTS in the above entitled cause
Complaint for Money had and Receiv-
ed-Demand s532744, together with
the affidavit of a competent person,
showing that said defendant. Henry
l.. Hill, is not a resident of the State
of Indiana.
Said Defendant, Henry l.. Hill,
therefore is hereby notified of the
filing and tendency of said complaint
against him and that unless he appear
and answer or demur thereto, at the
calling Of the said cause, on the 25th
day of March, 1919, day of the Janu-
airy Term of said Court, which was
begun and held at the Court House in
the City of Richmond on the first
Monday of January, 1919, said Com
plant and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged, will be
taken as true. and the said cause will
be heard and determined in his alb
sence.
Witness the Clerk and the seal of
said Court at the City of Richmond
this Both day of January. 1919
LINUS P. MEREDITH, Clerk
Robert G. Morrison and Robbins, Rel
Ter & Robbins, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
Jan. 81; Feb. TIA
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
CLAIMS AGAINST DOCTORS
CANCELLED IN MEASURE

Senator McConaha's bill cancelling
claims of the state board of accounts
against Dr. T. Henry Davis, j. S. Boy
ers and H. H. Sutton of Wayne coun-
ty, for per diem salaries collected
during their service with the state
board of health was passed by the
Indiana senate yesterday.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
Phone 1884
DEATHS AND FUNERAL NOTICES I

DEATHS AND FUNERAL NoTiCEs1
CHAMPION. stephen Ava. So years
old. died 1880 a. m. Friday. Feb. Z.
1919, at his home. 209 N. 18th st. He
is survived by his wife. Elizabeth, two
daughters, Mrs. Lou Glenn, OF this city,
Mrs. Chas. Wore, one son. Earl Cramp-
ton of Topeka. Kas. Mr.. Champion
has lived in Richmond all his life and
/ Is well known. Funeral arrangements
will be announced later.
WESTERKAMP. Mrs. Maria, 20 years
old, died Wednesday. Feb. 5. 1919. at
her home in Logansport. She is sur
vived by her husband. Henry H., five
children, Ralph H.. Wilbur W.. Mary
c., Charles and Ruth V. Father. Bern
Schroeder Of this city: one sister, Mrs.
Clara Baker Of Boston, Ind. one bro
Their. julius Schroeder. The body ar
rived last night at $40 and was taken
to the home OF her father, sos S. 9Th
st. The funeral will take place Sat
urday. .. a. m. from st. Andrew
church. Burial will be In st. Andrews
cemetery. Friends may call any time.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

TO acres level black land for sale.
farm all in cultivation but acres pas
ture, well fenced and ditched and good
buildings, 6 miles out, possession
March first If sold in five days. Ad-
dress 2l03 Palladium
IA Acres for sale. miles out on good
road 100 acres in cultivation. bal
ance pasture. 7-room house. furnace
and electric lights, bank barn, 40x70
IT. Well fenced and dftched. Silo, hog
house 26x56 it.. poultry house, good
water in barn. water in all fields. Ad-
dress box D 41O9 care Palladium.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
MOUNT NTAE

Nothing too large; nothing too small.
Mausoleum or marker. Granite. Mar
bile. See my plans for underground
family burial vaults. JOHN. p. EMS
LIE. Is S. 10th st.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-02-07
Situation Wanted Ads Free for Soldiers and Sailors

soldiers
Sailors Wanted ad free
desire
patriotic
capable
building.
Can You Place These Men?
Evening journal., 1919-09-02

cannot compete olllerwisel-K. r.
rruaX; T.. ~ Finck
Article in Lustre Elizabeth II. Finck.
HOrs dOeuvre Dish-k. r. TruaN.
uORE SHOW AWARDS.
Winners OF awards. their names,
description and owners. together with
full program, are as follows:
Class i22-Single horse, for delivery
purposes. hitched TO an appropriate
vehicle-ist: Lady, z. m, : yrs. Clar-
ence Fraim 2nd; Dick, Sorrel geld, g
yrs. Clarence Fraim; Sd one team,
Freebooter Baking co.
General purpose mare or gelding, ?
years-old and under g. June blk, M,
- >. ThOs. n. Van SAINT
Best stud, consisting Of one stallion
and three mares. one entry, Delches-
ter Farms.
Mare and foal, 50 per cent each.
Grace, T., M, i6 yrs. Montpelier Farm.
Mares. 4 year and under ,. Maple
Brook Belinda, e., m. 1 yr. Maple Brook
Farm.
Mares, 3-years-old and-Gnder 4 years
Quiet blk. m. 1872. 3 yrs. Delchester
Farms.
Mares. over and under > years.
Ebony Belle -m-- Maple Brook
Farm.
Brood mares. years and over. Grace,
e.. M. &C. . yrs. MONTPELIER Farm
stations, 4 year and under ,. Spe-
cialty. Blk. stall. 1913, 1 vt. Delchester
Farm.
stations. . years and under 3. Ran
ton. e., stall, A. , years. Delchester
Farms.
Pony Mare. 1872 and under ii2. Nellie,
Evening journal., 1919-09-02

blk. m.---Irwin C.. Walker.
Draft Gelding, years old or over. TO
weigh 1900 pounds or more. Prince.
-, geld. yr Maple Brook Farm.
Standard and registered stallion. 3
years-0ld and over. Malcolm Jay, b. S..
i3I !. II. n. Wallace, Jr.
Team to weigh 2SOO hitched TO an ap-
propriate wagon. Prince and Alice
-. Maple Brook Farm.
Standard and registered mare, 3-year-
Odds and over. Moc0 Girl. Dr., m, 1913,
Z. Montpelier Farm. Little Lady, 3rd.,
-,.-,. COurNiow Farm.
General purpose mare or gelding f.
year Olds or over. ist--Siar, blk. m,
iG. :. Fairfield Farm; 2nd-Junc. blk.
m--2. Thos. II. Van SAINT; 3rd-King
Bird, br., g.. ii3 Z. George stats: iih
Earl c., br. e., Sc. 3. Thos. Porter.
Generad purpose mare or gelding +
ycar-old and under ? ist-Dinah. blk.
m, Al. yr. Fairfield Farm: 2nd Bess,
blk.. M. ii2 % mo. G. =. LOngland.
Registered Percheron Stallion and 3
OF his get. set need not be owned by the
exhibitor Get OF Karrelon. - -
Delchestcr Farms.
Team 10 weigh over 2i00 pounds and
under 2S00, hitchcd 10 an appropriate
wagon fst-Amy and Star. Fairfield
Farm; 2nd-i team, gray, William du-
Pont; 3rd-i team. gray. William du-
Pont.
Foal, either sex, weanlln tother
Evening journal., 1919-09-02
Continued from Page Two.

AAoih ort ANOs
man, 92O2 jefferson street; Grace B.
Watson. N
Infants sacquc, Crochcted-M. E.
Tatmsn. g2O2 Jefferson street; Mrs.
Martha {. Young.
Infants Socks, Crocheted-Mrs. E. Tat
man: Grace B. Watson.
Ladies' Sacque, Crocheted-Mrs. i.
Waters, 300 West Fifth street; Mrs. ;.
H0gans.
Sweater Coat Knitted - Mrs. s.
0pgans.
Chnd's Sweater, Knitted-Grace B.
Watson; Grace B. Watson.
Mems Socks, Knlited-Mrs. ;. Hogansi ;
Louise Finck.
Work Done by Women Of Seventy Years
and Over. Work Done Since 1918.
Sweater Knitted-Louise Finck.
Bedroom slippers, Crocheted-Mrs. ;.
Hogans; NJ. +. Tatman.
Display OF Knitted Articles. pieces
Louise Finck.
Display OF Cotton Embroidery-M. C.
Diworth; Mrs. 5. Hogans.
Specimen Of silk Embroidery-Mrs
6 Hogans: Mrs. :. +. Parker.
Fancy Table Cover, any design-Mrs.
Mary Frank. il6 Lombard street; Mrs
:. Z. Tawresey. Newark.
Apron, any design-NIrs. Ellen Bar
kcr: Mary C. 6ilworth.
Rag Rug, Plaited-AIary c. Dilworth
Mrs. NJ. u. Iustis. Falkland, Del.
Centerpiece Crocheted in CottOn-Mrs.
A. G. Hazel, i0i Eighth street.
InfanfSf Wpar
Infants Dress. Embroidered-NIrs. s.
Hogans: Grace B. Watson.
Infants Cap, Cotton, Embroidered
Mrs. :. Hogans: Grace B. Watson
Display OF Neat and Simple Baby's
Apparel. -four pieces-Nirs. Ellen Bar
bar; Mrs +. IIogans.
Neat and Simple Bompers-Mrs. II.
T. Weldin; Brita : Buckingham.
Art-Amateur.
Bowl or Compete Emma B. Merrick,
No. 1901 North Franklin street; Laura
i. Reynolds. Marion Apt.
Specimen Of Bread and Butter plates.
three-Mrs. Lewis W. Denny. No. POS
North Harrison street; Laura +. Rey-
nolds.
Chop Plate-Laura F. Reynolds; En-
ma B. Merrick.
Three pieces showing design IOf DIN
ner Set-Elnma B. Merrick; Mrs. Lewis
w DcnnyA
Vsse-Laura F. Reynolds; Emma B,
Merrick.
salt and Pepper-Mrs. Lewis w.
Denny; Emma h. Merrick.
Original design on any articie-Em-
ma B. Merrick
Article in soft enamel on Beleek or
Satsuma-EmmO B. Mcrrick; Laura p.
Reynolds.
Specimen OF Raised Paste Work
Emma B. Merrick.
Specimen OF Acid Work-Airs. Lewis
W. Denny.
Afternoon Tea set. Pot, sugar. cream
or. three cups and ssucers and three
platcs-Nfrs. Lewis W. Denny.
Collection Of ten pieces. These
pieces cannot compete otherwise
Emma B. Merrick; Mrs. Lewis w.
Denny.
Article in Lustre-Laura F. Reynolds
Mrs. Lewis w. Denny.
Tea set in Luslre. Pot, sugar, cream
sr-Lewis w. Denny.
Display OF Oil Paintings, not less than
three-GcOrge Leslie Schafer, Whining
ton, Del; George Leslie Schsfer.
Oil Painting, sim life-Grace B. Wat
son. Asiabula, Ohio; Laura F. Reynolds.
Wilmington. Del.
Oil Paating. floral-George Leslie
Evening journal., 1919-09-02
Prize A,Unrds at Stnfe Fair

Schafer, Wilmington, Del; NJ. F. Dun
lay. West Grove. Pa.
oil Painting. landscape-George Les
lie Schafer: George Leslie Schafer.
Oil Painting. any subiect-George
Leslie Schafer; NJ. +. Dunlap.
Display OF Psstels ihree-George
Leslie Schafer: NJ. T. Dunlap.
Pastel, landscape-Gcorge Leslie
Schafer.
Pastel, any George Leslie
schafer: NJ. +. Dunlap.
Display OF Pen Sketches. three-M. F..
Dunlap; George Leslie Schafer
Pen Sketch, head-M. +. Dunlap;
George Leslie Schafer
Pen Sketch. any subject-Goorge Les
lie Schafer: NJ. F. Dunlap.
Display Of Water Colors-M. F. Dun
lap.
Water Color, andscape-iGrace b.
Watson; VI. ?. Dunlap
Water Color. seascape-M. +. Dunlap;
Grace B. Watson.
Water Color any subieci-Grace b.
Watson; NJ. +. Dunlap.
Art-PrOfessional
Three Pieces Chins, showing dinner
set design-K. r. TruaX, No. 100 West
seventh street: f. H. Finck.
Salad Bowl-E. II. Finck; X. r. TruaX.
Fruit BOWIE. II. Finck: X. r. TruaN.
Bowl or Compote-E. H. Finck; X. r.
TruaX
Bread and Butter Plates, three-E. H.
Finck; X r. TruaX.
place Plates, three-K. r. TruaX; f..
! II. Finck.
Chop Plate-K. n. Truax z. II. Finck
Three pieces OF a Breakfast Set-k. r..
lTruaX.
Nase-K. r. TrusX; +. n. Finck.
Original Naturalistic Design on a
plate-K. r. TruaX: +. II. Finck.
salt and Pepper-E. H. Finck.
Original Conventional Design on any
article-K. r. TruaX.
Article in soft enamel on Beleek or
Satsuma-E. II. Finck; X r. Truax.
Specimen Of Raised Paste Work.. r..
TruaX: +. II. Finck.
Specimen Of Acid Work.. r. Truax;
Z. II. Finck.
, Three Bouillon Cups-K. r. Truax.
Afternoon Tea set. Pot, sugar,
creamer and three cups and saucers,
and three plates-K r. Truax.
Collection Of ten pieces. These pieces
Evening journal., 1919-09-02

than regisicred). ist-Fllly, e. m, 4
mos. Montpelier Farms
Best pair OF draft horses owned IN
the state OF Delaware, shown In har-
ness. Prince and Alice, Maple Brook
Farm.
shetland Pony. stallion. isi-Dixie j..
C. lIallman; 2nd-Buster Brown, ches.,
W. Clayton Jester.
Pair OF heavy horses. appropriately
hllched. ist-John c. Boulder; 2nd-
Diamond Ice and Coal Co.
Pair OF regisierd percheron mares
shown in harness Belva end Ebony
Maple Brook Farm.
Best pair Of mules v'' . IN state OF
Delaware shown in harness. pair
mules, Glcnden Land Co.
Evening journal., 1919-09-02

The Nebraska College OF Agriculture
has on lis campus a miniature farm
showing farm house, barns, acreage
etc.
Evening journal., 1919-09-02

From his own mind (the only mind
that KNOWS) and mass ofrecords
Smuggled into Sweden, Ludendorff
HIMSELF has compiled a story that
will run serially for ten weeks in the
Public Ledger.
Ludendortf confesses the CHASTITY er-
ror of Verdun, the terrific effectiveness
of Haig's campaign on the Somme, the
appalling loss of men in the Rumanian
victory" and his failure to realize Amer
ica's strength.
Moreover, he gives the amazing 'in-
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21
Calenoar for the Current Week

SUNDAY-Carnegie
n pano-
1orte recital by Philip Gordon Iipporome 25
Desnn Philip Bennyan House
$3.50 p Hall
cert of Irish City College, Samuel
adwin.
MONDAY metropolitan opera
Aeoan Hail. S:l5 recital by
Ill Mr. Bagbys Musical n English
Mik.do'
HAIL. o:15
lheater S:l5 English list D. m
festival of the Liberty Chorus
WEDNESDAY, Metropolitan Opera House.
free recital by A aldwin
Metropolitan
Butteriy 85 Italian and
enac'' faK lheater S5 English
rslDAf-Aeohan Hail. ballad concert bv tha
Music League OF the Peoples
ehe ne" symphony Orchestral Metropolitan Italian
OPERA Manon Lescaut" Park
Mlkado"; Hotel Commodore, m evening
oA' OnDA1-Aeolan Hail. II 2
song tal by Elizabeth Rhwel
carnegie Hail. Spalding: Nrono;+o,
opera House. of
0:l5 p English "The Mkado"
New-York tribune., 1919-12-21
Peoples Institute Concert

The second of the Chamber Mns;c
concerts given by Sam Franko. nndar
the auspices of the Music League of the
peoples Institute at Washington Irvine
High School, will take place this eves
ning. The assisting artist will be Dan
lei Maquarre, who will be heard in the
Bach Suite in B minor for flute and
strings. The remaining numbers Of the
program will be the terzetto by Dvorak
and the Mendelssohn quartet in E fat
major 'A'
These concerts are given on ten Sun
day evenings during the winter and
show the growth of chamber music.
especially in connection with the
winds and brasses of the orchestra
Many compositions will be given which
call for these instruments in combina-
ton with the strings, compositions
which are not often heard. The quar-
tette consists of Sam Franko, Sereei
kotlarsky, Rebecca Clark and Paul
Morgan, the assisting artists during
the season including among others
Henri Leroy, Pierre Matthew, Nine.
Helen Stanley, Ernest Hutcheson.
Paolo Calico and Harold Bauer. Tick
cts for single concerts are 80 and Is
cents.