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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-01-21
TEAM LOST TO AMIGO
Basket Ball Team Down the
Line Too Much for Eagle
Rivers Warriors. Good
Game, However.

Even if Amigo did waIIop the
Eagle River high school basket
ball team last week Friday at
the latter city, there are no re-
grets. Eve went down; we saw;
and then learned a whole lot !" is
the statement made by one of
the team, which fully explains
why we lost to Amigo by score
of At to IL.
However, Amigo high school
has over a hundred pupils to
pick team from; Eagle River
but less than a dozen. We got
licked, but no~one says it was
done other than in fair fifty
fifty fight. :
At the beginning of the game
it looked as though our boys
might have been able to hold
their opponents to closer score
but the experience, training and
speed soon showed results for
Amigo. Two baskets each by
Morgan and Smith and four free
throws by Morgan, were the
twelve points which Eagle River
earned. Amigo made % points
in the first half and % in the
second. butcher and Bent were
substituted for Francis Morgan
and Francis Johnson in the Sec
ond half.
During the second half Amigo
played ten men, running in five
substitutes.
Amigo has a fine large gym
nasium in which regular basket
ball tournaments are held be-
tween seventeen grade and high
school teams. In this there is
ample opportunity to develop
high school teams which ought
to be far superior to small town
teams where the opportunities
for practice are so limited.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-17
Chicago Grain.

Chicago, April l6.-Activc European demands for breadstuffs did a good deal today to make the corn market rule higher, but was largely offset toward the last by continued heavy re-selling of oats purchased for France. Corn closed unsettled at the same as yesterdays finish to cent higher, with May 169 1-2 to 3-4 and July 1.64 IA to 3-s. Last prices for oats varied from 7-S cent decline to 1 cent advance. In provisions the outcome ranged from 10 cents off to a rise of 40 cents.
 Until the final hour, bulls had things their own way in the corn market, persistent commission houses buying rushed values upward to new top records for the season, and there was much talk that India, Australia and Argentina would sooner or later have cmbargoes against the cxporta- tion of wheat. The fact that the re- lations between the bread and grain and the feed grains was not the only thing to be considered made itself powerfully felt before the close, how ever, in view of adviccs telling of large additional re-sales of export oats. Opinions that the outlook for settlement of the railway strike had improved were also helpful in cas- ing the corn market at the finish
 Oats parallelled the action of corn.
 Provisions averaged higher with grain.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-17
New Orleans Cotton.

New Orleans, April 16. The bulg- ing tendency in cotton was renewed today and prices were sent up tor gains of a cent a pound or more to ne whigh levels, where the May po- sitio ntouched 41.69, the highest fu- ture contract price ever recorded in this market. More rain in the belt and the forecast of continued wet weather for sections that have been complaining of excessive moistu1 Q were mainly responsible for the buy ing.
 Heaviest rains were in the middle and eastern sections of the belt. The forecast called for showers in all states east of the Mississippi river, thereby threatening situation which was termed serious by many traders. 1t was altogether a weather market.
 There was constant liquidation from the long side as prices rose but it was at no time heavy enough to cause material reactions.
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FOR IMMEDIATE SALE AT A BAR
 gain, one passenger Cadillac touring car, in first class condition, newly painted: has four brand new Kelly Springfield tires; also two cx- tras. Will be glad to demonstrate. Only reason for selling, leaving town.
 Phone S37. 4-17-6t
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Helene's Married Life By May Christie by Syndica

"You-you mean-that she and Tony" I broke off.
 He inclined his head. And then he spoke.
 "There's no good beating about the bush," he said. q think it is highly probable that she and that rascal Tony arc hand-in glove in this affair.""
 Travis Lloyd's words voiced a thought that had been simmcring in my brain for some considerable time.
 Alice and Tony hand-in- glove!
 Never would l forget that memor- able night some weeks ago at Thorny Grange, the homo of Travis Lloyd! The safe-robbing episode my unexpected arrival on the scene. .. the smothcring scarf thrown over me !. the scarf that had been proved the property of Alice.
 Suspicion had been black against feather-hc headed Alice. From that day up till now, l know that nistrust had lurked in the bosom of her husband, although gen erously he'd fought against it. For his sake had not pressed in vestigations.
 But the other guests, l am positive, believed that Alice was the guilty party.
 Now, robbery of the safe of Travis Lloyd had been attempted a second time-and this successfully. Where Alice had failed, her partner Tony had succeeded.
 definitely persisted.
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ACTIVE MONTHS IN NEW HIGH RECORDS
 FOR THE SEASON

New York, April l6- Continued un- favorable weather in the south and reports of an increasing trade de mand for early new crop deliveries stimulated general buying in the cot ton market today and all active months made new high records for the season.
 New crop positions led the advance with October selling up from 35.90 to 36.92. That delivery closed at 3G.60 with the general list closing steady at d net advance of 25 to 9O points.
 The market opened steady at an ad- vance on the reports of rain in the easter nand central sections of the belt where crop preparations already have been much delayed. The improve ment reported in the railroad situa- tion also was a factor while both foreign and domestic trade interests were credited with buying carly new crop deliveries against forward re- quirements. Demand broadencd as prices worked higher, with consider able buying from the south, and ex- cept for moderate midday reactions under releasing prices moved stead fly upward until claims that cotton could be purchased in some eastern belt markets on a tenderable basis with May helped to check the ad- vance in old crop positions. There yttn p,no nt lnta c., l. I,, trade reports from Manchester and profit taking for over the week end
 Port receipts today 16.72S; United States port stocks 1,l91 ,926 Exports l4,53S making 5,285,4l7 so far this
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By May Christie

"You found this on the floor?" I quered, pointing to the violct-tinted paper.
 MT. Travis Lloyd inclined his head.
 "And what's still stronger cvi- dence, l also perceived the immacu- late back of Mir Tony disappearing through the library window"
 l gasped.
 You actually saw him ?"
 MT. Lloyd shrugged expressive shoulders.
 "I couldn't actually swear that it was he. But it was amazingly like him."
 This this beats everything" I stammered. ooh, he must have talk cn leave of his senses.''
 He took more than 'leave'," said my companion, grimly. "He went off with some valuable securities of minc-and"-here a shadow crossed his face--"he also took some old family papers that l wouldn't part with for the world! They could not be of the slightest value to the fel- low. Their interest is purely senti- back"
 What are you going to do about it?" inquired, still with the feeling of blank astonishmcnt in my mind. The pawning of Alice's bracelet had been bad-Tony was guilty there but this was worse.
 "I intend to prosecute" said Mir. Lloyd, still scrutinizing me keenly. "That is, if you'll permit me-"
 I? Permit you? Why, I don't understand! l returned his gaze. "What have I got to do with it?"
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Legal Notices
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the un- dersigned will apply to the Jeffer- son Chancery court, on the 24th day of May, 1920, and will pray the con firmation of his title to the lands hereinafter mentioned, the first day thereafter that it meets in regular or adjourned session or as soon thereafter as the same can be heard.
 The undersigned claims title to each of said tracts of land by virtue of the purchase thereof by him from lessee Clark receiving warranty deed conveying same, the said lessee Clark claiming same under a deed from the state of Arkansas, dated January 18th, 1883, and quit claim deed from Jefferson Land company, in January, 1900, and by virtue of more than 30 years and being in un- disputed possession of said lands for more than 30 years.
 The land to which the undersigned claims title are situated in the coun- ty of Jefferson and state of Arkan- sas to-wit:
 The Southwest IA of the North west IA, the Southeast N1-4 of the Southwest IA, and the West 1~2 of the Southeast IA, Section 26, Town ship 2, South Range 9, West.
 All persons who can set up any right or title to any of the said lands so purchased, by virtue or reason of irregularities or title claimed by them to said lands, are hereby call ed upon to show cause on the first day that the said Chancery court meets in regular or adjourned ses- sion after the 24th day of May, 1920, why said title in the said pe- titioner should not be confirmed.
 k. w. McNEW, Petitioner.
 4-10-17-24; 5-l-S-I5
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Mir: Lloyd took the purple tinted note very gently from my fingers.
 "This is valuable piece of evi- dence. He dropped this note. You'd probably have to identify it, in a court of law"
 I drew back somewhat discon- certed. Publicity of this sort would be quite hateful.
 "Oh, would it be necessary :" Dis taste was on my face.
 Mir. Lloyd looked pcrturbed.
 q hate to drag you into it," he said He stared for moment into the heart of the fire, as though he would find solution there. "l don't mean the loss of the securities so much. But I want those family pap CTS back" A resentful gleam shone in his eyes. Justice ought to be done, you know-at any cost"
 l wheeled round on him. A sudden anged came to me that I should be dragged into this wretched business. I-who only cared for Jim
 Why don't you talk to Alice An struther," I cried. "She's Tony's boon companion. They're always together. She's the one who could throw light on the situation. Why not ask herr"
 MT. Lloyd came little closer to me.
 "For excellent reasons" he said slowly. "Don't you recollect the last occasion on which attempted robbery was made upon my safe? Do you think that Mrs. Anstruther came out of that affair with flying colors?"
 I drew back, startled.
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MARRY ON TROLLEY.

Sandusky, April 15.-Merril J. Bell. Detroit automobile salesman, and Miss Lida M. Whitney, Sandusky, were introduced by mutual friend on an interurban car shortly after il left Toledo the other aftcrnooH
 As the car approached Fremont, Bell proposed, and as it was leaving Fremont, Miss Whitney accepted.
 They were married here that eve ming by Rev. John s. Carrie, rector of Calvary Episcopal church.
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St. Louis Live Stock.

East St. Louis, Ill.,, April l6.-The United States bureau of markets re- ports:
 Cattle-500 Market steers $1 high CT, ycarlings $1 to S2 higher. Top steers 1d,10; bulk 1l.75 to 14.10; year. ling steers 11Ml6; hcifcrs 9M l6; good and choice vealers 16M20.
 Hogs-l 300; market strong to 50 cents higher; bulk light and medium weight l6M17; bulk heavyweights 4.00n $50.
 Sheep Receipts A. Market steady. Top lambs 1000.
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PAGE SEVEN

freight The market closed strong at Is l-d cents for Cubas cost and freight equal to l9 30 for centrifugal with holders asking above this level.
 The market for refined sugar was unchanged at l6 l-2 to IT cents. for fine granulated. although there was little if any business doing, as re- liners are all pretty well sold up, but the demand continues active.
 In futures all the present crop DO sitions closed at advances of loo points, the maximum fluctuation per mtted for any one day owing to the continued strength of the spot mar kct. Trading however was only mod. crate with total transaction amount. ing to $50 tons.
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Money Market

New York, April IS. Mercantile paper 3-4a7. Exchange heavy; sterling 6o-day bills 39o 7-8; coinmer- cial 60-dav bills on banks 3.9o 7-8: commercial 6O-dav bills 3,90 3-8; de- mand 395 3-4; cables 3o6 t-2.
 Frames demand is 37, cables 1885. Belgian francs, demand 15.42, cable , 15.40. Lire demand 22.72, cables 3.7O. Marks demand .64, cables l.G5.
 Government bonds weak; railroad bonds heavy.
 Time loans strong; G0-day, 90-day and six months 8WS1-2.
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ing down water, gas and sewer ser- vice pipes or conduits to your prop crty line on said streets, or any DOT ton thereof, must be made before May 15, 1920.
 As the law prohibits any person from tearing up or excavating a paved street after the pavement is completed, it is necessary that every property owner make all desired water, gas and sewer connections be- bore the pavement on these streets is begun.
 o. G. BLACKWELL
 T. J. COLLIER Board of Improvement for Paving
 District No. 47 of the city of
 Pine Bluff, Arkansas.
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CottOnsecd Oil.

New York, April l6. -Cottonsccd oli was strong and higher on urgent de mand from shorts and stop loss buy ing of July. The strength in lard. cotton and cereals was a prominent factor. Rcfincrs sold on the advance and slight reaction followed. Clos ing prices were B to 63 points net higher. Sales 32,I00 barrels; prime crude 1 500 sales; prime summer vel low spot 1850; May 19.40; July 1887; October 19.70; prime winter ycllo wand summer white nominal.
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New Ynrk Supar.

New York, April 16.--Thc raw sugar market continues strong today and prices sold at the highest level ever recorded. There was continued buy ing by rcfiners and sales were report ed of 50,00O bags of Cubas for April shipment at 18 cents cost and freight, and 26,000 bags late April early May shipment at IS 1-1 cents cost and
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j, BATHES BABY IN BOOZE.

Memphis, Tenn, April 15.-A uni que. excuse for having liquor in a house was given in criminal court by Richard Hall, negro, charged with violating the liquor law. Policemen exhibited a quantity of liquor, found at his home, as evidence.
 Hall pleaded not guilty, and said he used the whisky to bathc his baby.
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WANT BALL PLAYERS.

Washington, April 16.-The United States Marine Corps is in the market for baseball players.
 Recruiting officers for the sea soldiers have been directed to bend their energies toward the securing of first-class ball players to fill the teams representing the Corps in var ious parts of the world.
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NUPTIAL DINNER COSTLY.

New York, April 15.-A jury in the Supreme Court awarded a 'ver- dict for $7,000 in favor of Sadie Ba- ker, a salesgirl, against Harry B. Holmes, consulting engineer, because he failed to marry her after having given two dinners to her family in celebration of their approaching nuptials.
 Testimony showed that Holmes was on such familiar terms with the family that he called her mother mamma" and her father "papa."
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GERMANS WAR-LIkE.

London, April 16.--Germany has every appearance of preparing for civil war, says the Daily Mails Ber- lin correspondent. The Baltic troops still organized are defiant and are in camp at Munster. where they have hoisted the "kaiser flag, :" says the dispatch.
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ONE FORD TOURING, s45o, ONE Ford touring, $35O; one Dodge tour ing, $750; one Dodge commercial, S850; one Maxwell touring, $650; mod el N Hupmobilc, $75O; one model N
 Hupmobile, ' passenger, $1,o5o; one Paige touring, $825; one Maxwell truck $450; one Overland truck S35o; two Ford trucks, each $400. Any ot the above may be bought for 2-5 down and 10 monthly payments. McGehee- Fowlcs Sales Co.,, 203-1 East Sec and avenue. Phone GOA. 4-S-tf*
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CATTLE WANTED.

Cattle for slaughter purposes. fat cattle are worth more now than ever hefore I will pay extra FANCY PRICES for veal; fat, dry cows, or rood steers. If you want the most nonev n for your stock, see me before selling. And now is the tune to se.,, E. B. Toney, R. F. D. NO. 4, or pioh' 1o@o' ie"'' 4-15-6t
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TO CEASE WORK MAY 1.

Paris, April 16.-Workers through out Sthe country are invited by the general federation of labor to cease work on May 1 for the purpose of "bringng about resumption of re- lations with soviet Russia and na- tionalization of public services"
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, April 16.- Rough rice no sales; receipts 1922; millers' re- ceipts same.
 Clean rice strong sales; blue rose 12.84 pockets 9 1-4M12 3-4; receipts 3,031; bran and polish unchanged.
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lihcriS RnnIlG

New York, April 16.-Final prices on liberty bonds were 3 1-2 93.52; first 4s, $90.16; second As, $86.76; first 1 Ids, $90.26 second lis, $86.7G; third 4 l-4s, $91.50; fourth 1 l-4s, $86.T; Victory 3 3-ds, $36.08; Victory 4 3-ds, $96.00.
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Four operators are at your ser
 vice at all times. This means no waiting for treatment. For appoint ment, phone 1646. Hollis Comfort and Beauty Shop, over Rosenberg and Burton's. 3-11-tf
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NOTICE
To All Property Owners within Pay. ing District No. 47-(Walnut- Olive Street Pavement-In-
 cluding Twelfth and Four :; tcenth Ayenues.)

! Please take notice that the Board of Improvement for Paving District No. AT of the city of Pine Bluff, Ar
 kansas, is preparing to pave Four teenth Avenue from Olive Street to
 Laurel Street and Twelfth Avenue from Laurel Street to Cherry Street.
 ! You are hereby notified that all
 excavations for the purpose of lay
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ROLSHEVIKI OPPOSED.

London, April 15.-The bolsheviki are meeting with strong opposition in their attempt to penetrate the Crimean peninsula, it is indicated Tn an official statement on the soviet operations received from Moscow to- day.
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H LOT-LOTS NOW SELLING PO and more were lots that sold
 OO and $500 one year ago. Buy Tor the price is going up every
 Money invested in oil lands |eclare a dividend, but we know honey which BUYS property in BLUFF will and has never fail bring home the money. We the LOT or LOTS you want. PHONE IS STILL TOM BLOD- IS OFFICE. 4-17-3t
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RIOTS IN CHINA.

Shanghai, China, April 16.- Serious disturbances have occurred in the province of Honan and civil war is imminent, according to advices re- ceivcd by Chinese officials here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-04-17

1122 w. BARRAQUE, 5 ROOMS AND all modern improvements, one block from car line and on paved street
 Lot 60x154 and in good neighborhood. For quick sale, phone 971, or write Box 533. 4-11-6t
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PREMIER RESIGNS.

Prague, April 16.-~Premier Vlas- tiEil of Tuccar's government, form ed in July, 1919, has rendered it's resignation to President Masaryk of Czecho Slavia.
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FOUR HOUSES ON EAST FIFTH street. Have water and lights, but no gas. Close to school and church ana one block from car line. Owner anxious to sell separately. Only $250 cash and $25 per month. Phone 9T1 or 1855, or write P. o. Box 5333.
 1-11- -6t.
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GAO ACRES
BOTTOM WOODLAND

piles east Portland, fine black bottom land; drained by deep joining fine plantations. Have
 good timber on it will sell at
 |ice of $35 acre on good terms. J. r. CADY
 127 1-2 Main Street
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FOUND.

Home millincry--New fine of shapes and trimmings; also old hats made over. Miss Clara Batterton, 7O9 Main street. Phone 1875.
 3-2S-1m
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sTORAGE-PERSONAL ATTENTION given to handling and storing fur future and household goods. Cot
 ion Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone 70, 2-27-tf
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E COWS, WITH YOUNG [for sale cheap. Phone 9523- G2, |ress Box 80, Route 4. J. N.
 Ken. 4-17-6t
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

FOR SALE-13O1 WEST TWEN- tieth, four-room house; water, lights, gas, and bath; good garden and lot b0X154; two blocks from Cherry House now vacant. Call 5I4 or 2615.
 4-14-3t
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SALE - ARKANSAS LIGHT Iwer company stock five shares
 each, ' per cent preferred to
 } at s92,50 a share. Address |1, Wabbaseka. Ark. 4-14-6t
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IA}S|FjElADVERII5ENENTS
FOR RENT-HOUSES

FOR RENT-FIVE-ROO BUNGA- low with large garden, good well water, just outside the city limits with room to raise chickens and
 hogs. Phone 1193 or write lola Lum- kin route 3, box 223, city 4-17-6t
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WANT ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF clean cotton rags; must be of good size, free from buttons; will pay 6e per pound. Rags will be inspected before buying. Deliver to Graphic office. upstairs. u
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EE TRIUMPH COTTONSEED e; guaranteed sound; machine
 95 per cent germination. bne 9532-F2. k. N. BURKS. 4-16-6t.
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 80 ACRES OF LAND 12 MILES our on Sulphur Springs Road. 30 acres in cultivation. Good barn, well, and under fence. Balance of land has some timber on it. Will trade for any kind of city property or another farm close in. Owner has moved to town. Phone 2525 or 971. 4-11-6t
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LiyerpOOI Cotton.

Liverpool, April 16.-Cotton spot quiet, prices higher; good middling 29.66; fully middling 2S.66; mjddlin2 27.66; low middling 2i.36; good ordi- nary 21.16; ordinary 30.16. Salea 5000 including 2,500 American Re ccipts i6,000 including 7,200 Ameri- can. Futures closed very steady April 25.96; May 25.S6; July 25.l3; October 2i.22; December 23.32; Jan uary 231i; March 22.72.
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SALE-ABOUT 10 TONS 90
 hit good planting cotton seed, Fer ton, any quantity. Phone 4-12-6t
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MISCELLANEO

WANTED~YOU TO SHAVE AT O. K. Barber Shop, J. r. Williams, pro
 nr;otor 4-7-1mo.
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HIGH COW. GIVING ENOUGH
 ! supply any ordinary family, Nv for her own feed. Apply hst Eighth. 1-l1-l2tT
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BUICK BARGAIN

One 5-passenger buick car in first class condition, good tires, battery, starter, cleo tric lights. Must be sold at once. Will take $375.0O. See it at 40 West Fourth.
 A16ff
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ALE-PATHE MONOGRAPH, Ind 35 best selection of rec |All for $10 cash. Apply 709 |r Phone 1676. 1-l6-6t,
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midnight Saturday reverted to stan dard time, council voting to repeal the eastern time schedule.
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,ATHE MONOGRAPH AND
 selection of records for sale.
 s1OO cash. Apply 709 Main. 1676
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FOR RENT NICELY FURNISHED front room with all modern con- veniences, close in, on car line. Gen tleman only. Phone 2253. 4-1I-3ti.
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yiolet is the mourning color il Turkey.
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BARS DAYLIGHT SAVING

Delaware, April 15. After one week of daylight saving, Delaware at
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FOX RENT-ROOMS

"N@~~~%>S-~~"~-~--->--~ --~~~~>-~> ONE ROOM-NO CHILDREN. APPLY 311 Ohio street, or phone 1915.
 1-17.9f,. ,.
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WANTED--ALL KINDS OF SEC ond hand furniture. We also repa'r furniture and connect gas stoves.
 Ewing Furniaure Co.,, Sl9 Fine street. phone 24S9. t1-oO,t!
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H BLACK BILL PURSE BE- Main street and shop gates, III, s,n,ing one check on Merchants \ lahters bank and two on Sim pank, also claim check on Flcah Excelsior Laundry. Find lease phone 1319. Ed. Lindsay,
 " l, boX 159, 4-l4-6t