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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

BU SlNESS CHANCES-Au investigated opportunities, no chance for loss. Groceries 500, $l.0Go sl,250, sl.5oo, sl 500. sl.75o. s2 70 s2. .e50, s2.5O0. s2, ,650 up: room ing houses $500 to s2.65O; dry cleaning, $1,l50 and up; garage, sl.510 required; cigar and confectionery for elderly man, $650: wholesale fruit and produce, g, 50o and s4.000; tailoring, S1,250; legitimate selling proposition, sl,250; machinery worth $500 for $3,75o. suitable for ma cEine shop, f. 0. b. shipping point; bak- sories, si.250 dry goods, city in Ala bama. s10000 required; laundry. s65. 900; wholesale sandwich business. s3,20o tires and vulcanizing. half interest. s1.5O; advertising $2,cOo; tire access sories. s4.&0; dry goods. city of Ala bama. $54oo0; drug store. $4,500: 50 shares Trustees System stock. s1,650; nurseries and property. Alabama town, $6,O00: farm Bibb county. $l.000. 40 acres: hotel. S0-odd rooms. s6.50o. See us for legiti- mate opportunities. Southern Business Exchange. S. D. Cowen. Mgr, 507-S Em- pire Bldg Phone Main S696
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MERCHANDISE.
A ARTICLEs FOR SALE
LINSED OH. SALE

Pure linseed oil, $2 gallon: will close out quick all paints and hardware at factory prices; asbestos roof paint, 70 cents gallon; creosote stains, red or brown, 75 cents gallon; will sell en- tire stock to purchaser seeking good location; buy quick and save regrets. ROBERTSON HARDWARE co.
 2O2O First Ave.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
SALES MANAGERS

To open and manage exclusive territory on livest proposition ever offered; new invention, no competitions; every mer chant a customer; big profits; should easily net 5000 to Sl2,000 annually; $600 to s1.5o0 capital required; we pay your transportation expenses here if you are the man. Secretary, Ill No. Dearborn. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
FOR SALE

Original Alabama Re- ports, 1 to 122, both in- elusive, in good order; make me a cash offer. Address H. G., 408 City Bank Bldg, Mobile, Ala
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
TRETH ABOUT

THE NEW OIL FIELDS General map of Louisiana oil and gas fields just out showing the Homer, Bull Bayou, Caddo and other new fields now in the limelight. Also copy of our valuable book containing first-hand in formation about buying oil stocks, max ing money in oil, Mid-Continent field, fake companies, a warning, etc. etc: Sent free on request, together with a late issue of the Oil Press. Address Publisher Oil Press, 1514 Republic Bldg, Kansas City Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

AGENTS-$S a day, steady income; haVs business of your own. "Zanol' Pure Food Products sell in every home; sell every day in the year. Write Tor agents outfit containing IS samples Of fast sellers; big repeaters; we pay big money for your spare time. American Products Co.,, IA American Bldg, Cin- cinnati, C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

OIL NEWS FREE-Latesr information about Pecos oil field cheerfully fur nished every week. Send for free bull letin. Howard A. Tucker. Box SS5 Pecos. Texas.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
EMPLOYMENT
AGENTS WANTED

BE YOUR OWN BOSS-Our plan makes it possible for you to engage in the ,nen's tailoring and furnishings bust ness without investing a penny; you can make big money and besides get all your own clothes and furnishings free. Write for full particulars right now Wright x Co.,, Dept. ,64, Chicago Ill
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

SALESMEN Make s25 daily selling our gum and peanut vending machines; package and ball gum, peanuts, candy, extracts and spices; commission paid daily. American Gum Corporation, Memphis, Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

AGENTS-sl00 weekly; automobile own CTS everywhere wild with enthusiasm; marvellous invention doubles power. mileage, efficiency; saves it's cost first day; sensational sales everywhere; ter ritory going like wildfire $26 sample outfit and Ford car free. Write quick. Ovee Co, Dept. 401, Louisville, Ky.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

AGENTS-Live wires; be first in field with timely new invention; changes stoves from coal to kerosene; small; quickly installed without tools; retail, SIP; commission $6; 9322 sold last 95 days; no investment; get busy. Parker Mfg Co., POI Huff st, Dayton, Ohio,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
sALEsMEN WANTED 5a SALES MANAGER tO an-

SALESMEN WANTED 53 SALES MANAGER to ap- point and direct salesmen for several southern states by manufacturers staple food, sold by every grocer; :; one of the oldest and high est grade concerns in it's line; must be man of high est character, with unques- toned record for sales abil- ity, idustry and long en- !. ployment in past positions i; middle aged, sound health, willing to be away from home; give full sales record and all particulars, age, sal ary, etc., first letter; re- plies strictly confidential. This is probably the open ing of a lifetime for the right man. Address Oppor- tunity, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

SIDE LINE-Salesmen, every person in business is a prospect for advertising pencils; we have the most popular line at right prices; liberal commission paid in full immediately upon acceptance of orders. Paramount Pencil Co., Conner cial RldP. Nashville Tenn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MERCHANDISE
ARTICIES FOR SSLE

HOOD & WHEELER'S 2207 2d Avenue Store Offer a Column of Refrig-
 orator Bargains. Beginning Monday we will begin a sale of new and slightly used refrig- orators which we believe ! has never been equaled for a money savings standpoint. We carry a complete line of cele- brated "White Mountain refrigerators-all sizes, all prices.
 One "White Mountain" top icer, white enamel lined refrigerator, only S14.95.
 One 5O-pound capacity, top icer, white enamel lined, in Al condition, only $16.45.
 One 50-pound capacity, Leonard Cleanable" re- frigerator, top icer, white enamel lined, very special for $17.45.
 One 6O-pound capacity, white enamel lined re- frigerator, top icer, in excellent condition, only $19.45.
 One 75-pound capacity, white enamel lined refrig- orator, top icer, a genuine bargain for only $19.45. One 100-pound capacity, top icer, white enamel lined, only $19.95.
 One 100-pound capacity, Odorless regrigerator, top icer, white enamel lined; a wonderful buy for only $22.45.
 One "White Mountain" 60-pound capacity, refrig- orator, top icer, duplex grate, white enamel lined, only S22.45.
 One 135-pound capacity, top icer, white enamel lined refrigerator; large and roomy; only $24.95. One 175-pound capacity, top icer, white enamel lined refrigerator, in ex- cellent condition, only $34.95.
 One 150-pound capacity, refrigerator, side icer, white enamel lined; very special for $27.45. One 3-door, side icer, "Odorless" refrigerator, white enamel lined, 10O- pound capacity, only $37.45.
 One 4-door, side icer, white enamel lined re- frigerator, 150-pound ca pacity, good as new, only $42.45.
 One 4-door, front icer, white tile, both inside and outside, refrigerator; met al-bound doors and seams, 200-pound capac- ity. You must see this wonderful refr l,erator to appreciate it. You can have it for one-fourth it's actual value.
 One 4-door, white tile, re- frigerator, 25O-pound ca pacity; metal bound seams and doors; 6 feet tall, 4 feet wide. This is truly a beauty. Nothing but white tile inside and out. Fine for either resi- dence or store. See it and you will want it. We will sell for one-fourth 'ts actual value.
 We also have three floors full of furniture bargains; anything you need in the furniture line we can fur nish you at a great saw ings.
 HOOD & WHEELER'S
 OC07 O1 Ax,or-o CA
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

BIC jobs open; your city must have men; $10 daily easy; new method retinlshlns brass beds, autos. chandeliers; write today. Gunmetal Co.,, 125 Elm. Deca- tur, III.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

AGENTS-Big profits; expenses fur nished represent manufacturer in your state county or city with meritorious article. J. D. Mfg. Co.,, 79s East 39th st, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

N require the immediate services of Hes representatives desiring to in- lease their earning capacity; perma- Int employment. Five States Drilling
 Indicate, 40G Gulf Bldg. Houston. Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

HIGH GRADE security salesman, city and outside territory; licensed com pany; energy, truthfulness plus ann hilton are qualifications; call or write. B. M. Powers, sales manager, Morris Hotel Lobby.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

DAVIS AGENTS are most prosperous agents; Lucky Ii" Best seller on mar ket; no competition; 19O per cent profit; spring rush on; get free outfit offer to- day. Davis Soap Works. Dept. 677, Chi cago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

.,,iENTS-Wireless umbrella; I'll pay hustlers s2 an hour to take orders for this newest invention; no investment; write for five-style outfit. Parker Mfg. Co., 1885 Vine st., Dayton, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MERCHANDISE

 ARTICLES \ FOR SALE

AHiI<I.ES FOR SALE ." U. 5. ARMY GOODS FOR SALE-U. S. army blankets, wool. olive drab. slight " used, excellent condition. weight about pounds, bargain, $7.95. U. s. army regulation Gold Medal canvas fielding cots. in good condition, g .95. U. $. army canvas leggings, pair. Soc. U. s. army cotton khaki brooches. good condition. neatly pressed. pair. sl .25
 U. $. army raincoats, brand new. made to stand hard service. sl2.50. U. 5. army regulation shelter tents for Boy Scouts, children's playhouses. etc., worth $15. sS.95 Write for free catalog of U. s. army good bargains; terms. cash with order; money back if not sat- ished. Include postage when ordering goods sent parcel post Mittle-Traxler Co.,. Greenvi,le S. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

HEMSIIfIitlNG and plcoting attacn- ment; works on any sewing machine special price sl50 Mutual Sales Co.,, Box 934, Charlotte N. C. UNIVERSAL buttonhole attachment; works on all sewing machines. Main CoS F. o. Box 127. Address 3S7S Highland Ave. J. F. Light. 'VA->iLl-A anu o1ner noi-aiconoItc ex- tracts. sl gal; sells sl2.s0: n formulas. Sl Alexander. Box l79. Leominster. Mass.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

SEND for free toilet soap sample and slO cash refund offer Lacassia Co.,, Dept. 609. St. Louis. Mo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

BOOMING HOUSE-54S-Nor , rooms; filled with regular roomers; bringing in good revenue above rent; can get next door as annex for light housekeepers, rooms; possession June l. chance to make $50 clear per month; ; leaving city; price, s1,400 cash See MT. Davis, with Southern Business Ex- change, 507 Empire Bldg. Phone Main S696
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

DON'T INVEST IN OIL
 Until You read The Texas Investor, week ly magazine; gives concise, reliable up- to-datn information and facts about most wonderful developments and for tune-making in history of Texas oil, and explains one particular opportunity in which investors should reap tremen- dous returns; published by practical oil operator and tells how and where to n- vest for greatest safety and quick re- suits; write for free trial subscrip- tion. c. c. Cannan, Publisher, 705 Scan- Ian Bldg Houston. Texas
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

SALESMEN-Make $6 to s12 per day with our goods as a side line; adver- tised article, established trade. P O. Box 423. Birmingham. Ala.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

FINANCIAL
RTSINEss WINTEn

DRUG STORE WANTED-Must be a paying propositions; investment from S3,000 to s10,000 or more; location no object if paying. Address BPS, Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

FOR SALt-Piants: CaDbage, 2tc per lul: tomatoes, 4Oc per 100: eggplants, 20c per dozen; pepper (hot sweet and pi- mento), loc Der dozen. by parcel post prepaid. Orders filled same day re- ceived. T. w. Cox, Coosada. Ala S.oOo field-grown cabbage plants. 25c per 1oO rates to truckers; tomatoes, lOc per dozen: write or phone c. V. Kelly, 1905 Pearson ave. Phone West End 432
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

YOUNG LADY graduate in music wishes position as demonstrator with music house. Address L-25, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
FINANCIAL
BGsiSEss 0FF0RTG SiTIEs 5;
MASTER

MA - FEN
 of them all.
 Master Window Bakeries are the talk of the country; success and reputation established sold outright; no royalties; all profits are yours; proven good. sound business investment; made of the high est grade porcelain enamel; attractive, sanitary and efficient; we have good business locations for you; $500 to 1000 net profits monthly are now being made, and we can prove it; no baking experiencer required; 5000 to s4,O0) in- Vestment necessary. Master Baker Sys- tems, 431 Dearborn, Chicago
 IUfAH, Iexas, shallow oil nelds, where you get $2O oil at 200 feet; another Tam pico in the making; now proven field; 25 producing wells, 40 more drilling; our leases surrounded by production and drilling operations; offer any part 10000 acres, acres up, $10 per acre up; act quick; $10 acreage may be $100 tomor- row; send in your money today; we will select for you; all our acreage is pro- tected and covered by certificate of title; refer Citizens State Bank, Toyah; mail or wire your order today. Toyah-Pecos Development Co., Toyah. Tex
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

'TE,XAS on. LEASES-Easy payment plan: very popular easy seller; We want salesmen and salesla dies of class. local or travelling; intelligent cooperation; we will present for your consideration a clean-cut, lucrative, permanent busi- ness with a future: branch managers selected for live producers; join us now give references; state selling eXperi- ence: Texas Oklahoma oil map free Address The Tex-Lou-Mex syndicate. Jones Kennedy Bldg. Wichita Falls, Tex.
 WE have an excellent opportunity for
 a bright, wide-awake. aggressive
 salesman to represent a reliable
 manufacturer in Alabama Salary
 and bonus with expenses advanced. In replying give reference. past sales
 experience, age and telephone number
 to insure prompt interview. Address
 K-25. Herald.
 WANTED-Salesme side line; q
 staple commodity that can be ham
 dled with any other lines to advan-
 tage. and on which good business !, can be obtained. Liberal commits sion. Men travelling in cars pre- ferred. Write for territory. Ad- dress X-24, care Age-Herald. WE WANT a live man to sell linseed oil, 3 white lead and turpentine as side line Ion commission; in replying, give refer EIsnces. territory covered and how often; x eplies treated strictly confidential; lib- & lral commission. Address P. O. Box s 3. Richmond, Va.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

JOB in bookkeeping department of wholesale house by young man, 23 years old; graduate of business college and high school, also two years in college; best references. Call 1169-W Woodlawn
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

WANTED-Position by experienced lady stenographer who understands detail office work and filing. Best references. Main 4S3S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
EMPLOYMENT
SALESMEN WANTED

SALESMAN for popular prlced nne or middies and dresses as side line through Alabama and Georgia; must have an established following among better trade; splendid opportunity for right man. The Princess Garment Co.,, Race and Canal sts., Cincinnati, O.
 aIIIc ,-Sa Ias,1,aT, every nersoTI in
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09
MERCHANDISE
HOIsEHnLn Gnnns

FOR SALE-one coal range. l gas stove, ? complete bedroom sets, white iron beds. 1 breakfast room set, chairs, rugs, B ? lawnmowers, hose, and garden imple- ments Phone Main 1877, 23l4 Highland Avenue
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

TEACHERS EX ---> TEACHERS for grade and high school work; principals and superintendents; music, expression. domestic science. Demand greater than supply; splendid salaries; enroll now; guaranteed service Sheridan's Teachers Agency, Green wood S. C.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

THIS year is the competent teachers op- portunity; if not satisfied in your pres- ent position, We can help you to a bet ter one. Address Dept A, Interstate Teachers Bureau, Atlanta, Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

{ e. sAL..--,iocd Standard sewing ma.
 chine. sl5 cash. Apply 5ls N lth ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

VACUUM cLEANERs-can us for free ; demonstration: car arrange convenient terms. s. M. Bernheim Electric Co.
 2oes lst ave Mair .loo.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

USE CARBOLA, the dIsinfecting, germ killing white paint, in poultry houses, dairies. barns, basements. etc; 1-pound package makes 1 gallon paint, 35c; To- pound package, s125. post paid; free lit erature. Cooledge Paint & Glass Co.,, Atlanta, Ga
 M MILl.A x D NOMOPPlN cures sorenead chickens or money back; given in drink ing water: proven successful; 65c-s1. 25, post paid; a positive cure. McMillan Drug Co.,. 121S Main st. Columbia. s. c. WANTED-25 to 150 White Leghorn pul- let's about weeks old; must be thor oughbred. Address J. c. Moses, care Age-Herald.
 LIVE STOCK AND PETS WANTED 7O WANTED = 1000 pigeons, chickens, veal calves, beef cows. hogs and goats. Call M. CPS Mir. L. V. McEntire
 SEEDS AND PLANTS :. POTATO PLANTS-The Porto Rico is the best potato grown. We have bed- ded three thousand bushels of se- lected seed under government re- quirements. Therefore. can ship plants anywhere. Prices $2 per thou sand. above ten thousand S1.75. Spec cial prices by the millions. Have ex- tra nice large cabbage plants grown since the freeze; price $1.5O per thou sand; special prices large lots. If you have been delayed in getting your order filled try us once. Joe J. Battles Stock and Plant Farm, Moul- trie. Ga
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

SITUATION WANTED-Druggist regis- tered in Georgia desires to move to Birmingham; experienced and capable of managing and buying; if you want a man who is reliable, can please you and your trade; I'm not afraid of long hours and hard work. Address Druggist" P. o. Box 1902 Atlanta, Ga. State the best salary you can pay.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

INSURANCE 60 WE write fire. tornado and automobile s~ insurance. BETHEA REAL ESTATE & INS. co. 2027 3d ave Phone Main 116.
 PEGRAM & MEADE. sos 18th st.. Ensley. See us for all kinds of insurance,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-05-09

CAPITAL--I specialize in financing meri- torious business enterprises by selling stocks or first mortgage bonds' strictly commission basis: mail full particulars in first letter John Trier, 1929 Eddy st, n;
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
WHEN A GIRL MAR RES
A New Serial of Young Married Life
BY Ann Lisle

risen high and tense-it broke on a
high note.
Yes, Neal?'' asked Jim's voice. He
had hobbled across the living room and
stood in the doorway Of the kitchenette.
His face was stern and set. His voice
had ring Of authority.
You were saying that no one trusted
you. No, Neal, you needn't look so in
dignant-I wasn't eavesdropping. When
l heard you shout that no one believed
in you, I hurried out, here as fast as
my ankle would permit. So you think /
don't trust your"
How can you trust me-knowing what
you do?" Neal tried to hold his voice
steady, but in spite of him. a broken
note crept into It, you've stood by and
tried to help me. But what must you
think of me-you with that smashed foot
you got in the fight IL"
Then he turned to me and flung his
young head high as he choked out the
confession 1t must have tortured him
to make. And, strangely enough-instead
of wavering away-Neals eyes held mine
as he muttered, hushly:
I'm a Stacker, Babbsie. draft dod-
ger. 1 ran away from home to get out
of being a soldier-to get away from tbs
draft. 1920.
(To Be Continued.)
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
CHAPTER LXv (Continued)

CHAPTER LXV Continued
zone letter? And you've been here over
three weeks-almost a month. What does
it mean, Neal?" cried in amazement,
slamming the door of the broiling oven
on my chops and turning to face him.
There was a fash of defiance in his
eyes as he responded:
81 told you when 1 came, didn't 1, that
1 hadn't consulted father about my job :?
l said l Just got it--and lit out"
Yes, you did, and 1 sat right down
and wrote Father Andrew you were
with us and that everything would be
all right. 1t hurt me a little that he
didn't answer my letter with more than
a postaI-but I though he was busy, and
1 didn't ask to see your letters, because
you'd naturally show them to me If you
wanted me to see them. After all, no
matter how love him, Father Andrew is
your really, truly dad-not mine" I said
slowIy-feeling my way through the
tangle I began to sense.
II guess he's been wishing he was your
father instead of mine," Neal said bit
terly.
went over and laid my hand on his
shoulder.
Neal is there something you want to
tell Babbsie?"
IN keep my affairs to myself" re-
piled Neal, shaking Off my hand and
muttering with a boyish gruffness L
might have known masked actual emo
ton. "I-I-only get hurt when 1 talk
about what really matters. No one be-
lieves in me- And maybe they're right
not to. But I might be different If they
did. You think I'm as tickle as the
deuce, and that Dalton woman thinks
I'm not to be trusted at all, ana Jim"
He stopped abruptly. His voice had
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
SAHARA GROTTO
PLANS BIG TIME
State Ceremonial Will Be Held
Sept. IL.

The enchanted realm in the desert
wastes Of the Sahara will be transplant
ed to Indianapolis Saturday night, Sept.
IL, when the state ceremonial Of Sahara
grotto of the Mystic Order Yelled Proph-
cts Of the Enchanted Realm will be held
at the Athenaeum.
Candidates will report to the master Of
ceremonies at $50 o'clock p. m.
A reception for visiting prophets and
an oriental love feast will be(held.
The ceremony will begin at 8 O'Clock
in the theater of the Athenaeum with a
presentation of the oriental phantasia, "a
Night in Fez."
The Blue Devil Zouaves Of Sahara
grotto Will make their appearance during
the first of the seven visions of the spec
tacle
The grotto has made arrangements for
z winter social season which will begin
Sept. 81 with a theater party at the
Murat TO witness a performance of THE
Greenwich Village Follies"
Raymond F. Murray is monarch Of the
grotto and Sterling Falcon is secretary.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
Harding Club to Hold
Reception for McCray

The indianapolis Harding Presi-
dent club will hold an informal recep-
ton Wednesday evening, Sept. 8, in the
Hotel English, for Warren T. McCray,
republican nominee for governor, it is
announced by Richard Lowther, secre-
tary of the organization.
There will be no speeches.
The indianapolis Military band viii
give a concert
In the receiving line will be Elias J.
Jacoby, president of the club; Mrs. Al
bert B. Anderson, vice president; Mrs.
William L. Taylor, women's secretary
Frank A. Symmes, secretary, and Riley
c. Adams, treasurer.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-09-01
CHARGED WITH
FARM COMBINE
Control Dairy and Poultry
Prices, Alleged.

Six corporations and forty five associ-
ated individuals are named as parties
in an alleged combine of farm produce
companies, in a suit filed by Ele STAINS
bury, attorney general, in the Fountain
county circuit court.
The alleged trust is said to be operat-
ing in nineteen counties in the state,
where 1t is controlling butter, egg and
poultry prices.
A temporary restraining order is asked
to prevent further operation Of the al
legged combine, and a permanent inJunc-
ton is also asked.
William c. Jacques, president of the E.
r. Jacques Company, is named as chief
executive, and 1t is said that Frankfort
is the headquarters.
The suit declares the combine" is
operated in Warren, Fountain, Parke
Tippecanoe, Carroll, Upton, Newton,
Jasper, Benton, White, Cass, Howard,
Madison, Delaware, Henry, Hamilton,
Clinton, Boone and Putnam counties