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Police Department
Orders
TRANsFERs AND AssIoNMBrw.
PATROIMEN.

10 take efeot A. NJ. January 10:
william j. ODonneM, LIST Prec. to 5f0e
Proc. ~
John L. Sullivan. %ad Prec. TO slst Preo.
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS. -,
PATRoLMEN. -
john stoll. 2ist Proc. to Div. of Nationals
NJ February /.
John r. peboe and Henry r. Giensy.o
ee,Srs T. Sahon q M scs aaa1 Free q, v
h foe ,.:5 ply ~, to duty n ss.. say.
From Div. of National Defsnce Especial
S var rci,l g eSmmand. Indicated for ~,
James r. Barrett. /; John r. Green. as,
soSredsr s.: Peter n f. M.sh ne 4s Henry
D Herman. H. d, Train. School.
10 rTS ,n precincts s indicated 90 ist Insp. D.t
Anton nsieas:f1sr.. -; Joseph WHIT
From preeinots Indicated to Cd !nAI. :
; ,s 1Ti,;.ss5sid. 10: Thomas MecisssSsS
81 Gg ash D.mm 81 1ohn pseisy
iot; Dennis Doyle. Bridge Daniel Hss.,
roy I Flank au Rsx H. I 1sS: Nc
SSn f 81; John Burns. a.; Cornelius
days from 4. N. February /:
ssry ssiSei Is: fnI lSn A. - Areh ,. s.:
o o.as. g s.sDS q Eas,, Mo9s.ss
ostfri.a sohn.id.sr 81 h james sS G,sn. 81
ff .n. 49, 49, S ssm.. vi H. D YSS%S.o.
son. 80: William D. Bsnish, 81; Edward v:
Clancy. I7; John ". o'Brisn 81: Charles
Matthew's. N; John W: Marcellus. So: 10.
From precincts Indicated to it,h ins,.
pist. to duty in raided premises for fifteen
aI s.ns sn MeHaush, t's p Henry P rr.ms,
~: Jhomss J. Lsrkin. "a; william P.
Tho following sick Ieav. 4. granted: 9.
ACTIVE DETECTIVE sERGEANT-sEc-
OND GRADE. .
Clarence Connolly, Detective DIV, 9Th
! Detective DIST. for 90 days from A II.
The following applications for full pa,
PATRoLMEN.
Morris Graenberg SD preo.. from 1850
NJ. May !. ISIS. during disability.
=, John 7: Miles; .sth pre-, from ESQ A.
Louis r. poerr, 6tth prec.. from T:Gs
| A NJ January s. during disability.
e. t,, 's ' pres Is t9 N i ss
| uary 7. 1919
N,chssl R,ek"r,, 7sth pr.n.. from ,:4s
p. NJ. December 2s. 1913. during disabiiity. :
| William Potershon, 1904 prsc., from { .
p. M NJ January ~. during disability.
p NJ. January .. during disability. %
| Joseph L. Henry. l2oth prso.. from 49,
p. NJ. January II. during disability.
! Patrick j, McArevsy, Traffic DIV. SUB
| DIV. A.. from 1850 A. II. January IL, during
David T. Tunstall. Traffic DIV, sus.liv,
| A. from 10 A M 4 A,rt H.
| ability.
John J. Haveriin. Traffic DIV. suo-d,v
* rom p. M. January IL. during dixa[
Henry A. OBrien Traffic Div. sub-a!y.
| ability. =
| Thoma. Reilly. Traffic Div, SUB div. q.
| from 1855 A. N. January 10. during dis,
| Patrick Crowley Traffic Div. sus-div c.
| uury IL. s
| John Mclaughlin. 4,h Insp Dist. from
a NJ. January IS. during disAbiNty
! John ]. Walsh. 4th Insp. Dist, from
| $3.50 A. NJ January 10, during disability, s
RELIEVED FROM SUSPENSION AMI
RESTORED TO DUTY. ?,
| PATRo1-MEN.
To take effect 5:25 p NJ January II
| John OGorman No. $3.50, 18th prec -
| william J, Safer, No. 2&:s 3sth prea
John p. shaughnessy, No. 2<os. Ssth
Charles l.. McGowan. No llos, sist prSs
! ASSIGNMENT DISCONTINUED.
| PATRoLMAN.
| John NJ. We!senreider. 2Ist preo to Div.
| OF National Defence temporary, from {
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BUYS AGAIN IN WEST BRONX.

Frederick Brown paid cash yesterday
FOR the two Eve story apartment houses
in the West Bronx section. at 2440 to
eM Valentine avenue. just south Of
lS6th street The property accomhlo-
dates about forty families and was held
at Sl2s.0o0. Mr.. Brown bought the
houses from Ralph E. Neuroth through
Byrne & Bowman.
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NEW JERSEY REAL ESTATE FOR sAIR

WAR BARGAIN-wili sacrifice dainty
year round cottage. two years old, on plot
lo0xlSo feet, shaded by hne old treea
plenty OF flowers and shruL3, completely
equipped, ready for occupancy now. nine
handsome rooms. tied baths paneiled
living room rs feot long with huge IRE
place; Rituated high in the hills. near
pretty lake only 4S minutes distance "
train, easy communication. viii sacrifice ror
$3.50 to desirable party; $1,000 on nrst
mortgage, easy terms on t2,fbo balance; In
refined, exclusive neigh borhood: near coun.
Try club. schools churches and markets
INDIVIDUAL" box 2l4 sun.
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ANOTHER IMPENDING DEAL.

ssill another tremor Is supposed TO
Rave ratified the substantial foundation
Of recently improved property In the
financial district. which is said to be
involved in deal about to be closed.
This transaction is supposed TO have
passed the preliminary stage. but has not
progressed to a point that would war
rant the disclosure OF details.
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MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown
(south of Fourteenth str.et.l

with name ana address OF lender and
Attorney
Downtown.
(south of Fourteenth street)
18TH ST, sss E. ?5xloss, p NJ. Jan az
Julius Mailer TO Anna N Warren, 40 y
60th 1T, and ano, exrs, &C, OF Jacob A
Geissenhaimer. 5 yrs, SO atty, Lawyers
a T Co. 1850 Bway. .....,.,..... 50, 400
14TH ST. SIS. b7b It'll av, 25xi3i.6, Jan
s--wm Hess TO Augustus c Bechstain
Davenport Neck, New Rochelle, n Y, due
Jan q. 1924, J9e atty, Edw V. Thornall.
so church st.,.,...,,. ..,,......S20.0 600
East Side.
EAST OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
GATH ST, I2l e. 20x10o.5. p NJ. Jan rs
Elsie n Munds TO Fred Steiner. ~ r.
btth st, yr, SO; atty, Title Guar a
T Co. 116 Bway.... 900
West Side.
west OF Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST. n 8, 37s4 W sth sv. Ss.41e2;
2sth st, 9 o. bo63 eth av. Isexss
cad Of, n Q, 276 Central Park av, ask
1908, a I, Jan A-Ambross w Becker
to Marion J Sparks. 2ss New York av,
7tTH sT. ia7 w. 22xio2.2. Jan 27--Reaity
Conversion Corpn to Central Union Tr
Co, so Bway, gdn estates of VIM II and
Il Chaplin. due Feb l. 1922. Bh%; atty.
WIN b Hill, 40 Bway. .........t2s. 900
COLUMBUS Av. n " cor I7th 81. loo.sx
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SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Manhattan.

2sTH ST. 1876 w-repperberg 4 Chaser
Inc. agt Julab Realty Co ct al; july
isno go ~; W.
" Cardozo ct al; Nov 80. 1918. 5000
2gTH ST, 2S8 E-Sims Const Co. Inc, agt
Frank Correntl ct al; July 20, 1918 81, 400
SAME PROPERTy--Morris Mulnik agt
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MECHANICS LIENS.


sTH ST, All to AZ E-Frieiman Cont Co
Inc, agt Sarah Mcpherson ct al own
ers: Hyman Davidowltz OF al, cuntrae-
10TH ST. IA E-John Kelly Plumbing and
Const Co agt James II Brice, owner and
contractor ..........N .Stlb. 80
SAME POPERTY-Larltin Lumber Co agt
IMcius II Beers ct al owners: Hydro
Bar Waterproofng Co. contractor. $Stl. SO
Bronx.
18TH ST $40 E--Hervey Thompson art
LILLIAN II Taylor and Howard Realty Il
Development Co. owners and lessons |;
Jacob Kaplan. contractor ............yli
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Special Despatch 10 The sr>
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 2S.-Announcs.
nent is made by Horace Bullock, local
Government wool distributor, that he
Will hold an auction OF about 5000, 600
pourds OF domestic and foreign woods
here February IS and 81. under the
same conditions AS those which prevailed
during the last sales
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sIruATIoNs wANTED-MALs.

MIDDLE AGED MAN employed with
one Arm over 30 years. retail store,
desires change 10 collector. messenger OF
other duties for a large nrn: moderats
salary X, box 2s Sun once.
SECRETARY Would travel; young navat
0firer highly eduratad, also familiar with
accounting and finance, contemplating re-.
signing from service, wishes TO Hriliats
himrof With private party IA the capacity
of confidential secretary. p. q. Box sS3,
Assspelis. I'D.
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LIS PENDENs.
MsnhAttAA

SETH ST I1si and 2ss q 1.-TWO actions)--
Charles Moran at Meyer ooldbsrg ct al
tforeclosure Of two mortgaxss): atty.
iifrH ST. 5. I,s sth az. sSIloo.ll--
Jennie N Sewsll OF a., trustees, agt
Emma Koch OF al foreclosure OF mort
gage: atty, w A Alcock.
lS5rH ST, q, SS1.6 Q Amsterdam av. sos
Sl02-City Real Estate Co aEt George
Hsroensr ct al (forecIosurs OF mort
gaael: atty. H Swain:
BAXTER ST. s-East River Savingv Instn
AIT Louisa Ranatto ct a tforeciosurs OF
mortgsEe): atty, 70 r vollmer.
sTH ST. All to 4sb E--Frisdman Cont Co
Inc, aEt sth ST Garage, Inc, ct al faction
TO forecloes mechanics lien)i atty. p D
She piro.
BDGECoMBD Av. W cor 1ssth st. ss.1lx
tT.s-dlenbrook Co. 1nn. agt Treblts
Realty a Const Co, Inc, Q. 81 fore
closure Of mortgaso; atty, 8 q l g
IsaAcA
ssD ST. n q. so W LIST av. .5--city
Real Estate Co aGt BosEuffi Realty Co.
Inc. ct al (foreclosure cf two mort cages
atty, Swain.
SID ST, Io5 D-John h Coleman. sdn.
ast Tnmili Realty Co ct Al foreclosure
OF MORTGAGE; atty. r X Brosnan.
Bronx.
18TH ST. . 4 225 Alexander az. BOX
1oo-Rosfs d Otto aSt ChAriss Law ct
81 fforsclosurs Of mortgags); attys,
Levy. Gutman q Goldberg.
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ASSIGNMENT OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.


AVENUE D. &1-4s. mtg SO. oo0-Morris
Klinkowstein to Sol Silberblatt. l20 W
10Th at; atty. Max silverstein. 309
27TH ST. aas e. mtg $40, ooo-Hortcnse 8
Plant to EmiGrant Indus; Saw Bank
atty. Title Guar a T co. l76 broad
way ........'.';' t9,ooo
PARK AV, l0ss-SI-Emigrant lndust Saw
Bank to Bowery Saw Bank. l?s Bowory:
atty. Lawyers g. T Co. 100 Broad
10TH ST. 1 E-David A and Louis A
Ansbacher. exrs, to Leopold ssman,
q w listh st; atty, Leon Laskl, iSO
pEARk ST, ,7a-77. mtg ,i5.OOO-Anna L
Geswein to Babette L Ven,no. IS W
WATER ST. iol-Title Guar Trust Co
TO Jno W Sterling: atty. Geo II Church,
90 WAL ST " WV
It'll AV cor Christopher st--N
Title Il Nts Co to Bowery Saw bank.
1ss Bowery; address. 1875 Bway.. $4,000
57TH ST, 220 W-Equitabls Life Assur
Society OF the L to Bowery Saw Bank.
1873 Bowery: attys. CsdSa,sder, n
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RECoRDED LRAsD.

ST. 100. And b-Jno n Ray
on Rremi:ss. ct lease. r. rom Nay
126TH ST, 12T W. and b-Reid Ice Cream
Park pl. yrs from May !. 1917. .SA, 900
Av. l7ts. Il1th 81, .
%ol Carsmont Parkway. Bronx, 8 8-i2
yrs from Feb I, 1919. 8 yrs rem at 1900:
atty. Spiro. 900 Broadway, Bklvn S72o
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CRoTONA Az. . e, 90 n Oakland pl. 2iS
l0o--JAs V Genly. e1r, to John Muller
1885 I'D ev: atty. John Kadei. SO p
JEROME Av. " .. ass n is:d st; soxiso.sx
ss.S1lsl. Anew York Title a Mtg Go
New York Title a Mtg Co, las broad
=.
CROTONA Az sc cor Paramount pl, 40r
sO-Baron De Hrsoh Fund TO Lawyers
Mtg co. So Liberty ST: atty, Lawyers Mtg
Co. 90 Liberty S.....,:.,:...: 900
LOT 90. blk Y, map United states Real
Estat. a T Co ct al-Tttle Guar "a I Co
to Emilio Desverpsne. eo4 Ogden av, eNr
attys. Bauerdorf q T. III Bway 800
property and other lots on said map
Edwn Wolf. 1917 y 10th ST. Phiiadcl :
phia to Stelnway Park Realty Co, 200
Bway (assn 80 mtgs aggregAtlng S3a :
5000; atty. Steinway Park Realty Co. 400
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REAL ESTATE.
HELP wANTED-MALE.

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ANTINOLFI. O'Neil, Amsterdam. y. y.
ANTOLlCK, Joseph Philadelphia. In.
RANEY, Samuel r., Phillips burg, Pa.
BECK, Thomas H., Lakeville. ohio.
BECkER, William j. kimmswick, Mo,
BENDIX. Walter L., Michigan city Ind,
BLOOD, Lorrin G.. Ashta bula, Ohio.
BORDEN. Arthur L.. Fulton. Cal
BROWN. william NJ, Malta. Mont.
BRYAN, Dean, Springville, Utah.
BYRNES. Peter. Philadelphia. Pa
CHRISTIAN, Otis L., Davenport, la
COLLINS, Russell. Lenotr. \. g
COSTE, Giovanni. Farigllano. Italy.
CRAMER, Wendell Hiram, Prairie View
Kan.
DAVIDSON. James A. Rosie, Ark.
DICK, Albert T., Philadelphia. Pa.
DODD. Welzy. Just. y. e.
nONNELI.Y, Arthur. Pittshurg, Pa.
DUANE. John j.. Jersey city, y. j..
FLMORE. Fred WOodford. Coalition, W. Va
EVANS, sylvester J., Webster. Pa.
FAAS. Ferdinand, Jr.. Calpella, Cal.
FARMER, Albert H.. Gonzales. Tex.
fRElTER. Edward W.. Cleveland. ohia.
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To Sell Government Wool.

John NJ. We!senreider. 2lst preo. tic Div.
y Tatlonal Defence temporary, from {
4. N, January "a "
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

NONsTANTE0OPLE. Turkey, Dec II
I by the Associated Press-)-
The sultan Of Turkey, Mohammed VI.
Friday. received the Associated Press
correspondent and discussed the Turk
ish situation and the part Turkey Is
taking in the settlement Of the world
peace.
In the view OF the sultan. despite
alarmist Impressions IN Europe. with
regard TO the peace settlement Tur-
key politically is taking a position
Of sound reasonableness, relying upon
the judgment and also the justice Of
the allied powers as did Austria, in
order TO secure the best terms posi-
bic.
He began speaking IN Turkish to
an Interpreter. his aid. Lieut. Com.
Fahri:
Peace Delay Worse Than War
Turkish peace is desired quickly,
because delay is worse than war. Il
interferes with our political and eco
monte conditions and also our
finances The uncertainty tries the
morale Of the people who have been
long al war. and likewise invoiVes
misery and sickness
"As for the kind Of peace we de-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
FRIENDSHARDLY
RECOGHIZEDHER
Miss Peck says they are
astonished by her Won
deTful Improvement.

4 have gained eight or zen pounds
since commenced taking Ianlacl
and feel perfectly we'll IN aTErE way
said Miss Annie Peck, VINO lives at
121 Charlotte ST. Kansas City No.
the other day.
= Just can't think Of enough good
thfuEE to say about IaLlac-" con-
tinued Mss Peck. "fur 81 is the only
medicine that has done rae any good
at all since my health failed nearly
nervous Indigestion and my stomach
finally got in such bad condition that
everything I ate disagreed with me.
After every meal would be per-
fsctly miserable lor hours on account
Of gas forming. very often this gas
would press up into my chest and
aEainst my heart ana 7 could hardly
get 9 good breath Then. too. ] often
suffered from severe headaches. and
my nerves were In such bad condition
that raEely ever sot g2oa llis -. (
sleep 7 finally got so weak and run
down that 7 had e give Up trying 70
do any work az all
NY brother had been taking Taa-
lac and was SO mach pleased over the
results that ] 5=tded 10 give Do a tral
myself Wen could just feel my
strength coming back 70 me before 7
had finished ny first bottle and
continued TO improve until my
troubles are an gone ana an as
wen and hearty az one could wish q
be. have a splendid appetite, and
everything eat agrees with me
perfectly. ] never have those terrible
headaches any more and ny nerves
are in such perfect condition that
sleep Ike child every night Whv-
7 have actually improved 20 much
that ny friends who. haru't seen ne
since 7 commenced taking Tanlac
hardly know me ar first sight
All druggists sen Tanlac--Adr-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
Turkish. Sultan Pleads For Peace
That VIII Keep The East tranquil;
Interviewed By A. P. Correspondent

sire it is one that viii keep the east
tranquil. In which the powers Of Eu-
rope are concerned Eastern peace
can be maintained only if Turkey Is
left Independent. Whoever knows the
east viii agree with this opinion The
Islamic world viii be satisfied only
with our freedom.
Regarding the American senate. I
believe IL will be wise toward US 10
is clearly unfair that other nation
alities should profit By president VII
sons pledges, and not We President
Wilson's principles were appolnted by
the allied powers We also rely on
their sense Of justice and that OF the
American people whose honor is IN
volved
surely America will not disappoint
the millions Of Turks and the Islamlc
world
Find Turks Not So Bad.
Those who Investigated impartial
" the Turkish question have discoF-
Grad that, despite bad government, our
people had many merits and deserve
better treatment than 10 is reported
they are TO receive. Those Americans
who do not believe the SANDER about
rs and who understand our diiiicul-
ties will not countenance this treat
ment OF the Turks
with peace We VIII begin solFina
Continued on PAGE 4 column l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
Allies Face Alternative Of Ending
War Against BoLsheOiki Or Seeing
Border Races Of Russia Destroyed

such an agreement would be for the
Bolshevists only another Brest-Lir-
ovsk. In other words they would bow
to force Of events but they would
regard the peace only as a truce and
seek to organize Russia for a renewal
Of the conflict. while they would con-
tinue their effort TO undermine west
ern political and economic structures
by propaganda
Parallels with the French revolu-
tion are dangerous: they have been
the cause Of much stupidity and mis-
understanding in the case OF Russia
ever since February, 1917 So far as
one can see now. there has been moth
ing in the Russian situation to sug-
Eest the patriotism which was the
most marvellous revelation Of the
French explosion. But on the mill
tarv side. at least, the resemblances
must be patent
Failed to Biberute Russia.
The United States. France and
Great Britain have failed 10 achieve
the liberation Of Russia from the Boil
shevists as Austria. Prussia and Bril-
tain failed TO deliver France from the
revolution Many Of the reasons have
been Identical. The domestic revOlts
in Russia have not passed in com
parative extent the royalist rising.
(Continued on page 4 column l.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
FORCE GEN. DENIEINE'S
Troops OUT OF POLTAVA

London. Eng Dee Ian official
statement issued by the war office to-
day says volunteers OF Gen Deni-
lzine's army so miles east OF kiev
have been driven out Of Piryatin in
the government Of PoltaVa
The statement says the Deulkine
forces have fallen hack TO a defensive
line along the Poltava- kiev railway.
but are defending themselves sue
cessfuify in positions encircling EieV
on a 90 nile radius.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
CAPTURE
KHARK0V BASE
Reports Say Headquarters
Of Gen. Denikine
Is Taken.

London. Eng. Dec. 12--The cap
turs Of Eharkov. In southern Russia
which has been one Of the bases Of
Gen DenIzins. Isl announced IN a Mos
coz official dispatch received by
wireless today
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12
REPORTS CONFIRM HEAVY
FIGHTING IN NARVA AREA

London. Eng Dec I2.-An official
statement Issued at BolsheVik head
quarters in Moscow confirms reports
that severe fighting has taken place
in the NarVa region It IS claimed
that many prisoners have been cap
tured
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-12-12

= TT = tt -Il-I-77I-1-78
OF a throat cold or painful cough
HAYES EEALING HONEY stops thf
Tickle by Healing the Throat 5dc
per bottle.-Adv.
Beautiful Boston Ferns. $50 and
up FL Paso -eed Co. Phone a6a-
ADV
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Keep
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To
I..1 ate
Newspaper Advertising The Best.

Newspaper advertising is
conceded by the great business
enterprises in this country and
Europe to be the best kind of ad
vertising,' remarked A. II De
ibold of Wheeling, w Va to thu
Washington Post. Nearly all the
eminently successful business
concel ms owe b large measure of
their SUI. less to the newspapers.
Thi is due to tie fact that they
get more direct results than b,
any other method of advertising.
1t is also more satisfactory be
cause advertisers are able to trace
results from their adver isements
i'm the newspapers where they
cannot if they advertise only in
other ways. 1t is impossible to
estimate The amount of money
spent in this country in newspa
per advertising | know of or,
concern that spends half amillion
dollars a year and doubtless there
ar. others who spend largersums.
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A DENIAL

So many false rumors have
been put in circulation about N.
Melchoir & Son. either ca relessly
as some joke or by some indiviG:
ual who willfully intended to
poison the minds of the commun-
ity with ridiculous figures on the
cost and selling prices of shoes,
tina! we feel, in justice to our
friend, and to ourselves, that we
should make this denial.
We positively and empath'c.llly
deny that our store has been Wis
tied by any federal. state or local
official who either bought shoes
or examined our books and in
voices or asked to do so. We deny
and brand as false the sta tement
that this company. any OF its
members or any of it's employees
have been arrested or threatened
with arrest for prof teering.
The humiliation to which the
comps ny has been subject ed by
these reports did noe come from
our customers who have traded
with US for ) ears and who know
the good name of the firm, nor
does it carry weight with any
person who has Travelled enough
to see and compare prices and
merchandise. But it is a blot
in the eyes of perhaps few who
have not known US lonQ-upon q
record hereto ore kept clean. and
we feel we must take steps to
erase it
N. MELCHI0R & SON
by Han ny Melct DIR.
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city daily and home weekly at a
moderate price. If your subscrip.
ton Goes not expire until later,
your time will be extended one
year. This low rate is mad,
however only in the month o.
October.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-09-26
Permits 10 Marru.

The following permits to mar
ny have been issued by Clerk
BARLEY recently, making % in all
during September.
John T. Voelkel % to Goldie
Comstock Is.
Walter J. Voelkel 80 to Flo A.
Weisheit Il.
Arthur W. Shurig 20 to Laura
Granddaughter 30.
Ed Schlotman "a to Mary
Scales Il.
Albert Curtis SO to Ella N Ell
36.
Robert F. Seitz "a to Eveline
| Neukam 81.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-09-26
Market Report.

Some reasonable prices taken
from the issue of the Courier
Sept 20. 1896; just % years ago
Reprinted fer compariso n, then
and now.
Apples. green 25c per bushel
b con sides, per pound 5 &c
Shoulder per Dol nd &c
Hams. per pc und 81
Butter, medium &c. choice rolls 10
creamery zoe
Beans, per bush ! SOC
Coal, per ;bushel, SC
Chickens, per pound, 7c
Corn, white I er busnel. %:
Eggs, fresh. per doz 7c
flour. fancy patent. per 1O0lb 50
Feathers. geese pr;m 35c per b
Hogs, 3 90 per 100 lbs
Honey per pound l0c
Hay. loose per 100 10 SOC
Lard &c per b.
Meal, per bushel. 40c
Oats, (" " 3Oc
Irish potatoes per bushel 25c
Sorgum mo'asses per gallon 20.
Wheat, per bushel, SOC
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-09-26
Court ,r Bargain Rates.

it is refreshing news that in
tits TT OF high prices The Evans
vile Courier has not advanced
its subscription rates and its Oct
ober bargain rate of S.. 90 will
result in largely incr eased sub
scription lists.
o tober is the great subscrip
ton month for the Courier and
our folks will be busy sending in
subscriptions.
The Courier brings the first
war news % this section anC
merits its great reputation.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1919-09-26

There were I'll cases of small
PIX in Indiana durins the month
Of June, locat d in 80 different
counties, accorc ing to the State
Board Of Health. 23l deaths from
tubercr losis, 81 deaths from
pneumonia, 50 cases of infiuer "a.
43 cases of typhoid fever; 100
cases Of scarlet fever, 81 cases of
diptheria: 5S4 cases of measles
NTH s deaths. and 80 suicides.
Iotai deaths 2.2S7.