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Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09

Mrs. j. H. NBosard. formerly Of
Grand Forks, arrived in the city on
Saturday evening to be the house
guest of Mrs. ]. G. Hamilton. North
Third street, for several days. i
y *
Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bird, 500
North Fifth street, announce the en-
gagement and approaching marriage
of their eldest daughter, Veronica
Belle, to William Bruce Arnold of
Northwood. Formal announcement
of the coming event was made at a
and Mrs. Birds home. Guests in
cluded members of the Psi Omega Psi
sorority. of which the bride-elect is
a popular member.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Mckenzie. Sr.,
201 Walnut street, are entertaining as
their guests for several days the lat
and Mrs. James Shafer Of Detroit,
Mich. who motored to Grand Forks
Friday evening.
The Royal Neighbor lodge will hold
a regular meeting on "Wednesday eve
ming in the Odd Fellows hall at 8
O'Clock, and all members are asked to
attended to at the regular meeting
and in addition there will be degree
staff practice.
Prominent among affairs Of Interest
to the younger folks was the chill
dren's party given on Saturday eve
ming at h home Of Mrs. H. E. French
for her daughter, Mary Margaret, the
occasion being the latter's birthday.
A playlet given on the lawn, directed
by Miss Gladys Warren Of Mime
apolis. in which the tiny guests took
part, was an outstanding feature of
the evenings amusement and at the
close of the hours a birthday luncheon
marked with appropriate appoint
Friends in Grand Forks will be in
terested in hearing of the Improve
lnent of. Miss Ethel. Young. at her
home in the Improvement block. Miss
Young has been gravely i'll with an at
tack of heart trouble.
The regular meeting Of the Y. w.
c. A.. board which was to have been
held in the association rooms this
evening, has been postponed indefinite
ly according to an announcement made
today. The date Of the postponed
meeting will be announced later.
wa MrS; u aa% ne zro D. ; fo Grant ro !Xiola
of Grand Forks, is visiting with
friends in this city, Mrs. Grant lisa
guest at the Dacotah hotel.
X X x
Mrs. e. L.. Bows, with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. E. c. Wheeler. and Miss
Edith Whitman. are expected to re-
turn this evening from Maple Lake.
where they visited over the week end
as guests at Breezy Point Villa. Mrs.
Fred skodan Of Spokane, Wash. who
is visiting in the city as the guest Of
Mrs. A. c. Nelson. Neils block, was
also a member Of the party.
Miss Orpha Miner. sos Belmon,
avenue, entertained as her guest over
Sunday Misses Jessie Bong and Amy
Churchill of Fargo, who motored to
the city on Saturday. Others members
of the party were Mrs. Martha C. Mel
son and Mrs. Fred Tucker. also Of
Fargo.
r + +
Dr. and Mrs. G. s. Marsden. 2os
Reeves avenue, accompanied by their
three children. motored to Maple Lake
on Sunday. where they plan to remain
for an outing of several days.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09
Women's Duties to
Be Giuen Surrey

1Ac principal speaker at the TWEEN.
ty-fourth ANNUAL convention Of the
Federation of Women's clubs to be
held at Bismarck the first week in
october will be DR.. Carolyn Bartlett
Crane of kalamazoo. Mich. She is
and was recently called to Philadel-
phia to make a survey of the city's
households and report on ways Of
solving the home problems in that
city. Her father was at one time a
resident of Glendale. N. D..
The federation members while at
tending the convention will be the
guests of the Women's clubs and the
Commercial club. Among the enter
tainments planned will be a tea at
the Country club. a reception given in
honor Of the visiting women at. the
library and motor. trips.
The duties of the new citizenship
which has come to women how
women can better the life of their re-
spective communities. whether city,
town or country" will be the keynote
different clubs throughout the state
have been laying great stress on lit
erature, Libraries, legislation, civics
and music.
Mrs. Blanchard. a Chicago expert
on visual education, will be on the
program and she will bring with her
a number Of films showing the use of
the motion pictures in educational
work.
The sessions will be held in the
Presbyterian church and the munich
pal auditorium and the meetings will
be open to the public at all times.
Miss Florence Mokler, who has
oeen, spending her vacation at her ola
homo in Grand ori1o Mich rot,,r,,-
ed to Grand Forks on Sunday after a
two weeks visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Jellin, 517
North Fourth street the en-
gagement of their daughter. Doris
Elinor to John Zipoy, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Zipoy. North Third street,
gust 25 is the date chosen for the
wedding. which is to take place in st.
3Paul's Episcopal church.
y Miss Ilene Grimes of this city. sae-
companied by her sister, Miss Marie
Grimes of Brainerd. MINI, who has
been her guest. have gone to Gull
Lake, Mimi, where they will visit for
a couple of weeks as the guests Of
Grimes.
: Mrs. Jane McCumber with her
daughter. Miss Mary E. McCumber,
left Saturday evening for an extended
trip in the east. Chicago, St. Louis
and Fond du lac, Wis, will be among
the points OF interest to be visited.
* = X " ~
3 Mrs. Anne Brenden. 316 Chestnut
street, announces the approaching
marriage of her daughter, Mabel tc
William Joseph Brown, son of MIR.
and MIS-. Frank A. Brown. 601 South
Fifth street. The wedding will be
marked with simple appointments
and will take place at the home of
the bride-elect's mother on Tuesday
! August II.
A regular meeting Of the Maple
Leaf Rebekah lodge has been an
nounced for Tuesday evening, August
10, and will be held in the Odd Eel.
lows- hall:ssAll members OF the $50
tiety are urged to attend.
4 \ 4
Z Mrs. F. Marcoux, 211 North Sixth
street, was hostess to a. small com
spany sof young folks at her home or
Sunday afternoon in compliment.ss4te
her guest. Miss Minna Piquette Of
Maxbass, N. D.
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Minot Women Plan
tor Their Contention

The convention committees, COM
prised of Minoe women are busy COM
pleting arrangements for the thirty
first convention of the w. G. L. y.
to be held here September 80 to Oc-
tober 4.
Mrs. Elizabeth Preston-Anderson.
s.ate president. will preside at all the
sessions. The most prominent speak
err on the program will be Mrs. Mary
Harris Armor, commonly known as
the Georgia Cyclone" A get-together
banquet will be one Of the features
of the entertainment for the visitors.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09

The wife of a barber at Springfield,
Illinois, has applied for a divorce be-
cause her husband sleeps with his
razor under his pillow. Possibly it
causes him to talk shop in his sleep.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09

Miss Agnes Hassell left this noon
for Crookston on route for Maple
Lake. where on Tuesday, August 10,
she will attend the Misner-Rose we'd
ding which is to take place at the
Misner summer home at Maple Lake.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Green. SIS
North Third street. returned Sunday
evening from Maple Lake. where thev
enjoyed a brief outing at the j. G.
Sheppard sunme home On Washing
ton Heights. Mr.. Sheppard returned
to the city also after spending the
weekend with his family.
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National President
TO Arriue Tonight
For State Meeting.

DYopn -. AA.. 49,. 1870.
rians are Iast nearing completion
me north Service y Lee
slon; wnacn opens IN Grand Forks
On Wednesday, IL, n ac-
corulns 70 a spatc received this
nlolnins ~ Mrs. .. Y. moore. presi-
lenl oI,tne ORGANIZATION. Mrs.
noDert Carton MOTHS OF Toledo, o.,
nitv nn,1Ih ,esloen'' VIII arrive IN the
cry lonlgnl. .&
oesslons /. Wiil pc preside over by
WIS; MorIissMan with n exception
ol me mass meetings which has been
,, 10 evening, all
WI " req. IN lIuiids y the
proper VIII open at z
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1920-08-09

Mrs. j. H. Bosard. formerly Of
Grand Forks, arrived in the city on
Saturday evening to be the house
guest of Mrs. j.. C. Hamilton, North
Third street, for several days. T.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
NEW RAILROAD FOR
STATE IS PLANNED
BY Jean Knott

TULSA. Jan s.--(speclail.- .-Ths dis.
iancs betse.n ohlahoms City and
AIskogea vii hs shortened forty mile.
~ the construction Of the Oklahorn,
solthNestern railway. Announcement,
NJ which wss made here last night b.
Tom y. rlick. Nho is N bs president
A charter Is TO be applied for st once
II IL said.
The proposed railway will extend from
btis'ow, n western Greek county. In
soUthcsstsrly direction aero. Salt
FORK river. II win open an oil and
coal territory which formerly tas bssn
served only by teams.
Associated with Stick, who discovered
the Gushing oil pool. In the cons,ruc-
ton Of the road viii be J. A. Frates Of
Mani. prsrident OF tho Miami and
Mineral nelt railway. who wlii be sir,,
vee-presideb'. J. A. rts,es jr., OF
Miami. who WIFI 10 second Vice presi.
dent and mansgor; ana g. y. Crsch.r.
who VIII be third ,iee-pr,siden, AMI
auditor.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

CLAUSE IN PACT on.
INVENTIONS URGED


NI'W YORK. Jsu 10 --inciision q
cau-' ln the r0yrnsp, Of the isaRue
- nations aff0rding proteotisa u
American creative thoughts and In
vsriiUns equal 70 that which 90 a.
ford 10 foreigner" was rscomn~NAGo
last night hy Simon Lake. submarae
bost inventor. In ~ address 81 Ors.ns
nation meeting Of the National tAAugs
story Foundation for IN. DevsiopmeG1
~ American Inventions and AmssienD
Industries.
lie declared that the pfrstlas q
American designs and IDEAS has -
prso'iced hy certain coun,rics for yod1A
s proof ~ hls statement no real z
copy of docum-n, whifh hs said ~
riyen 10 him by an American esuo
In one ~ the l,rge German cittss. j
was In the form OF q notice 20 o.
man manufacturer and wsrned tjseuI
against permitting foreigners 10 vtUo0
factories and hbora,oris. where 60
new design Of machinery or proes9oo
were In use
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
BUSINESS METHODS
OF U. S. ARE SCORED

CHICAGO. Jan. io.--ConKrsssman
James W. Good OF Io~s. chairman OF
tho house committee on appropriations.
speaking last night before the Illinois
ManufsetursrS sssocn ton, said that
apparently the United States govern
ment was the only great business con-
cern not run along business lines.
with one breath" said the speahsr.
the secretary 81 labor asks 10, Si<,-
500 90 to establish employ ment aGen-
ciss throughout tho country TO help our
unemployed ina Jobs, while In another
hs voices bis approval of the plan Of
the commissioner Of immigration 20
brinG into the United States 100. 900
isborers nom Porto Rico and MeIico
to supply q labcs shertass."
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
GRAIN
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. jan is.--P.ars pressed the
selling side Of the eotn market today
With considerable success. The fact that
increased federal discosst rates here be.
caAs effective this movnins tended to
eustan bpyinS. and %, too. did uncertain
tiss - freight usnsror' aro1. Opening
prices. which varied from the sam. as
yesterdays finish 10 kc lower. with May
etitN 10 ~ ,SN and Ju'y u ~ to ti.3,Y.
we're followed ty . SUBSTANTIAL decline all
svsund
Word ths, Secretary Glass had asked
authority 10 make . loan 10 Austria TO
buy food rallied the market In tho last,
hour. Prices clesed firm. Y 10 : TO INC
net lover 9th May tistA 10 ti3ts snj
July u.ssA TO u,lfkc
oats gave way With corn After opening
~ Nc dseitne to We sdsaree, Including
NAY nN tn tyc. tho marie, underwent
. general setback.
Pro~sicns were weak for the same res
sons as RrHin,
SAtsr there wers rvpor's ~ British Of
fsrs 70 resell lard TO packers, but the
bearish effec, was partly opun,srhsiarc,d 4
by The psoposNi u sa American govern
msot iean TO Austria
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
ANTI.NARC0TlC ACT
VALIDITY IS UPHELD

KANSAS CITY. No. Jan. io-Thc
Harrison snti-nsrcotic act was held To
he constitutional yesterday by Judge
John G. Pollock In the United states
district court In Kansas city, Kan.
The act WAS attached a. uneonst tu-
'ionai In . petition for . writ OF
habsss corpus by eight doctors now
In the federal penitentiary At L1av-
envorth. Kan, In presenting the case
for the government Frsd Robertson.
United States district attorney. pro-
dueed = decision Of the United States
supreme court which held the acs con.
stitutienai.
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60 AnEN, Sueo1,'
nln TELLS hM01S

CHICAGO. Jan, io.--whsR six ban
di,s. with revoiv~rs dnwa. rushed into
the jewelry store OF Otto Nerad yes-
'erday and commanded him TO open
the ssfe. Nerad refused. saying;
Go ahead and shoot I've been
robbed so often and lost 20 much
money that Id Just ~ soon YOU
would"
Nhcreupon Nersd was fsiled with q
blow and with two clerks taken into
a rear room The bandits crsmmed
icvelry valued At iio.eeo into canvas
the street shouting an alarm. one ~
the hsnditS from an automobile snot
him In the shoulder.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
SEw yoRh oorroS FUTURES.

SEw YORK. Jan. 10 The continued
huliish character Of goods uafs sjsicts
and reports OF shstp advances Ia some
iesdinr Lines 81 clothes seemed partly
responsible Tor the early firIOuers o! ths
cotton market 1hsr. sss also scattered
buying on tue rather bulith ~-k end fig
ufes while Liverpool was AsAin . good
buyer Of distant months and after opens
ing firm a. an sdVAnce ~ 20 :. points
ae'ifr position. E1li IS 10 80 points abSNs
last nights cloeirs figures Tnsrs was
enough tcsi'sinE 70 ehvth the upward
movement arouuf 1dftr Tor MArch and
- 7ic fot Jpiy. but southern ssiIius Was
less IN .vidsr than yesterday ana tho
market showed Q generally steady under.
ton. during the early trading
Liap.dstlgn tecane more active late In
the morning. owing IN furnors % disturb
Ing Developments In Usrmany and, prices
broke 10 ss0se Ter March sni igS0e fpr
Juiy. or about "a TO 10 points below ia,t
rishts eicsfsg figures on setiyr mur,hs
The Close vas easy Al about Ihs loo point
or ~ 10 ~ points ne, lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
LEGION AGAIN RAPS
DEMPSEYS RECORD

Ell PASo. Texas. Jan. i6-Jsok
Dempsey, worlds heavyweight, champ.
Ton. was charged with having "~ppsr-
entity skulked IN h.dins from the draft
hoard during the late wsr. and
GEORGES Carpenter. his French rival.
for championship honois, was made q
life honorary member OF the post. At
a meeting Of the ri Fa.o pos, os the
American Legion held here i,-, nlsht.
The local post also Appropriated S75 10
be wseered on Carpenter In his com.
Ing rsht with Dempsey.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

Funots ~ III. overthrow ~ the Ger.
man sysei rnsnt caused pronounced weak.
n'ss sod from net bitauUs the ntafh. {
'el on 10 net dcfiin" WI toward the
ross amounted 10 g. 10 Be points. March
df'pp'ng 20 istr H compared wl'I
- -. ine hiHI pfirs ~ tho s.fsipn
Hpgl rottDh steady and snrhsns.d Sai--
on SO spui 1Js in arrive 400. t0w ~ Pfc
dInF - SOC; mldiiins 81 coo. good MID.
aAHr 4. toe
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ST. OCIa.

EAST At. LOUIS, JAn>te-HcG re-.
bulk ftsod 1900; heavy litfsglbo b..
niediuin Iti5p ists. light "a oey y1soJ
light piss tii 600 IA CO.
cATiLE rse-lpts 1ni Ne sslss; steady
for week
sHEEr receipts 500. higher for week
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
NpRr wOwru.

FORT WORTH. Jan, ie--CArrLEi re-
reipts ioeo steady. besves u W o ~ 90
hpIs receipts i.esei steady; heavy titfs
uhS siEEr: veceipts i2oo; un-
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(vsICAtAD.

CHICAGO. Jan io.-Hous. rsc,,p,s ..
| 600, eprnet steady 10 strong ciosing
weak. tuik titb;Sltss: top iiI 90.
heavy W. lssit0 medium Ottes
| hsh,, $500 1870. pigs tilSeuitis
| CATTLE, rscsipu 1Sss. higher for the
| Ssk
SHEEP: receipts aoooi higher for Tn.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
OUTSIDE LIVESTOCK


KANSAS CITY. Jan. io,-HoGs, 70.
'oiris $50 steady. bulk titsQp itN5;
heasiss tltsjls 1850. n,sdiurns ti,s0 a
iihs, Hsbts ti.ikaitso
tAtILE rrusipu t3s. higher for wsss
SHEEP. receipts zoe! higher for wssh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NAVE efoom hnuss Tor sAis, musi be
moved heap rali Maple iels after o
sTOUY nAH0Aihs
itTil, NEAR ntAHfhL
large rooms. N sarrllsni repair inside
Hud uut, hnAamrrt. furnace dolhis "a
faSe. pavement rsid out u soc 90.
EAfT HibE
rooms snd slrrpihH porch two. roam
house In rear. valking dlstanrs, 1890 Oo
terms
IAsr pAHK
room hd,h ~ ~ date. walking dis
tAnro. o. 800 Uf uN tH4h
moss D. THOMAS \ FOSH
walnut 80 sHp.ig Oil E1,hAnro
ONNER Will sILt..-i.room. modern
house ~ in iiiffison Ato, nswly
paprft1 sud P@ lH,-i Very rnGIgs I6ra.
uun pHIns al uaid Immediate pos
session, sons terms. Csil Osnsf. Maple
40 of Walu1i asN
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
CLEARING house KxrORr.

NEW YORK. Jan. ie.--Ths actual oon-
dition az clearing house hsnks and trust
companies for tho week shows that the
rsser,s held 10 t.sifss below legal r..
qulr.msnts This 10 . decrease OF ts7,,sl.-
thA from Last Nsek
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

CHICAGO, Jan. io.--Ths federal ~
serve bank today announced an ~
cresse IN Its discount rate on tssass
certificates Of inde eb,ednsss frs0 Z
10 ~ percent. .M
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

Nrw YORK. Dan 10 Reports that
Samuel uo,oprf- pirsd.ut Of tho
American f,drmlion a. Labor, il w,
we're circulated ioisy after n trained
nurse hnd been suinmonci 10 hls hprr
ment In tho Iunilneuni hotI ~
secretary explained he WIS only rest.
TX up"
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(arAGO.

cBIcAdo jan. is--coRS No. .
misSss q; ;sseLsHi ~ !.,.liev ii'su
1.se. oars. No. SWhhs BN1"Nr, No
eisI iAAIsY: tltSciU.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

IT. LOUIS. Ian is--coRS. NJ vel,
low linti,tsA, Ne ! vhi,s ttsiglks
OATS: ~. , white sst6ssc,
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&pB1.ie(s

Absnaormsst ckassss - AtsAIoap !
mcnt and non support are rhargs1 ri,
suit for divorce filed In the dletytG3
court this morning by Ethd uoUDf
againnt James I,iiry. ~
Formsf Attorney Nsrs RsevNNogel
iaigs T., g. hughes who LETT 60
bona srV~n Jeafs ago for CaiifosW11n3
has returned ffom los Angeles at( III
ysiilrg with hts ron. r. " HueAook
inp EaE RIM street Judge Hunks
is Clyll war veteran md memhGp,
" Grant Post No J. oklahoma cAH
Untstisn Services Resuussd plsGo
regular services tince the departure ~
Rev oswald n, i lsinx win bs he'd
tomorrow at tho First UnttAstao
church broadway sni Ninth street.
~ Rev Niiliam Claiming Rrown. q
ilna'pn Mass iIIs sermon subject toe
mnrrow viii BE- The inlsheviki syas
tenn or ihe Amctichnf' on surs
e'd'ng sundays he viii lecture %
'Ar American nshElor 10 support
AmrrlrHui-r..' The Kingdom ~ lloA
TprsIat-d into the Tweatteshi
rsnun.' what tho Pilgrims Hro,,sh1
~ Ameflca and Abraham Lincoia
brf Hi- Fpith'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10

steNities And misc.iis n.0us shsr.s we're
represented ny indsuisl Alcohol AMI
United States Realty.
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR sALY

FINE tstouhl rSw bungalow, close lu
1900 rDYfn. hfrskfast room. ail
f"ufs hafdsuYl. beautiful tuil In fei.'
ares, b'aR ,assr. rnu tteplAr tAaiUufi.t
and Eht-IA i4'iv rf1CEs ~ lfleh sgtpDl.
'hll brn"f Marie ltt"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-01-10
MIDDAY STOCKS

The followias quotations Of New York
markets up To ~ 80 p. M. teday we're com
Piled ty Houston, fibie company. 70 Nerth
fifoaduaS,
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KANSAS CITY, Jan. ie-BrrTEr.
rGus POULTRY and POTATOES. un
changed
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CITY REAL ESTATE FOR SALE


NfNlH lNNfN NNlNN
room tnfiHTs un Nsst lIth south
Honi safNg'. rult 4Hi shade ttess a
m...,h NOM" At an Hitsrliss pugs. I'M.
ls0t h"rh IobIn'on stoom modern
eshssm" "a fpUina W. hardwood one ~
she bs'i lntHil"ns W The CITY nov ,Atsbt
snd tssdy 10 ing'a iutu. good terms
sa' lhh-A hish rirss home al an A..
uArihs pit's. ihs hmm. hAS hand drru.
rsisd ceiling highest Et.d" ~ hardwood
lohs llNins room. h'n. : nfspisrss. bs,s.
Hsni combination fufparn. siaihnaTy
saAh tubs s-fas'. driveway. nowsf s.r.
den, chicken Ytfd huuss and harh. pisnty
of Iuii anh sfapss ms huus can 10
bosEhi ~ f"HHur1tis terms
We med nIIA u-iirv- Huf n sIvsu the
srpnuunI'y ~ handle your pfbIefty, ~s
Gill use our h'si rffnu. 10 dispose of
same
Phone Us sni ". ~ personsily Inspect
vouf ~ Hpsry
grr ~ A.
fAIi 4 tuSrfug rDMrASY
"E NANE ~"
~ .Urn lsl.tsrn.
Ihnha u7Iio '.t0
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oS CLASSES BLVD

~ bNNEH
So'th-ss'. 7-fuom. stsry. p.sinE. ear
lint. slcepirg poTrn lsts sQslio. J blocks
u good Echuoi ptirs is0o. iLtgo easn.
balance lko rert VIII sn' do buslroa-
with teal estate people Walnut 5..s.
t.RoON bungsiov Nith reception ,oori.
li"hm ceiling sni built In feature. rtis
hphgAlov Ia about yaHts bli AMI a uitlc
repair VIII max i worth o. 0C You an
NY II to- Veoo. Two doors ~ catlinu
Mapis =.
WEST INVESTMENT COMPANY,
HH,h Floor Amsriesn nenS Hlds
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PROVISIONS
NJ. nIvs.
CHICAGO.

TT LOUIS. Jan. is.-PouLTRY. BrT-
TER and EGCs unchanged.
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CHICAGO. Jan n-BrrrER; On.
.t; receipts t.sIs eases, firyts 1s9 .ic.
ordinary firyts ssesse. st mari. cases
included. Ga7sc. POULTRY; alive. IN
changed,
CHtCA0o. Jan is--PoTAToEs weak
srrlrsls ~ cars northern white stock
81 stptto.
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xAsaAs Crr CAsa GRAIN.

KANSAS CITY. J,n is--wHrAr; un-
chasstd TO tc lowss: No hard tsssa
i.sti No. 3 tstsCis. No red tst..
No. . H.7lsaf,. CORN unchanged To
90 lower; No. Z MIXED ti.tfoiN Ne !
white tiBset.N No. y yelio~ ilsial 81
OATn: sachsnxed, No whit. ssBsrc
No. fisntxsd siatse. No. red soc. RAE
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KANaAs CITY. Jan. 10 CORN. close
Jan ut,Ni My t.tS July nrS
Sept. tl.vN.
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70 KooNS. u rcoms ssisId.. Yer, uo1.
.ysts rsst North Dsosdvsy. viii ssi
eee0 per month,
WHITE REALTv CO.
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