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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL THURSDAY.
SAIL FRIDAY.


Str Lilmae. Tampico Jan Is, to the Uni
versal Oil Co. with crude oil.
Str Alfonso MI tSp). Vera Cruz Jan 10
and Havana 10th, 10 the Companla Trssat-
lantica. with SO first, 81 second and 2Gi third
East River.
Str slboncy. Vera Cruz Jan IL and
Havana 2ist, to the New York and Cuba
Mail Steamship Co, with 10J passengers.
mails and mdse. Went TO pier IL, East
River
Str Gran tNor). Cienfuegos Jan 16. to the
Observation-Disclosures Co. with sugar. Anchored
off Liberty.
Str Glendoyle. Havana. to the Atlantic
Fruit Co. Went TO the Federal Sugar Re
finery, Yonkers.
Str FL Mundo. Galveston Jan IS, to the
Southern Pacific Co. with mdee. Went to
pier ~, North River.
Str Pausboro. Port Arthur. to the Vacuum
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n. s. MARsHAI.s SALE.

Pursuant 20 q warrant for the sale OF the
Schooner "SpINDRIET." her Tackle, Ap-
pare, Appurtenances and Furniture, issued
by the Honorable District Court of the
United States for this District, shall sell
TUESDAY, JANUARY 81. 1922, at Three
O'Clock in the afternoon, the said Schooner
"Splndrift." The sale VIII take place at the
STATE PIER, NEW LONDON, CONN,
where said Boat can be seen and examined
any day prior TO the sale. The Spindrift IL
q four-masted schooner built I'm 1920 in
Maine. having gross tonnage Of ,2o and net
tonnage $50. Length 1901; Breadth 3s2;
Depth 40. The Spindrift IL classified In
Bureau veritas Terms Cash.
JACOB n. WALTERS,
u. $. Marshal.
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T.. $. mARsuar,s SALE.

BY virtue OF n writ OF sale by the Honor
able, the Judges Of the District Court OF the
United States In and for the Eastern DIE
trict ~ Pennsylvania, will be sold At public
sale on Thursday. January 70. 1922, at IL
o'clock noon. Mt Pier No. 20, North Wharves.
Delaware Avenue a Noble Street, Delaware
frian,v her tackle, apparel and furniture.
engines, boilers and machinery as she now
lies a deposit OF $1,000 will be required ~
tno time OF sale. w. FRANK. NATHUEs.
o. s. Marshal. East. Dist. OF Pc.
u. 8. Marshals office. Philadelphia. Jan
nary f3, 1922.
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MARINE NEWS NOTES.

The Shipping Board has agreed on its
new wage scale and will put IL into
effect carly next month, said Commits
sloner T. V. O'Csnnor yesterday. The
decision was made on Monday in
Washington. Mr.. O'Connor said the re-
ductions average rs per cent. In all
classes, the range being from IA to IT
Der cent. The reductions effected re-
Gently by the American Steamship
Owners Association ranged from 10 to
3s per cent.
Under the Shipping Boards scale able
seamen will get s55. This represents
cut from s72.50 the wage the board
has maintained since July. The steam
ship owners fixed a figure OF s47.5o. In
other classifications practically the same
differential over the owners scale Is
shown. said Mr.. O'Connor.
The appointment OF ]. p. Sutherland,
now head of the passenger and mail Sec
tion Of the Shipping Board. as Eastern
passenger agent OF the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company. was announced
yesterday by w. A. Young. Jr., general
passenger agent of the company Be
fore going with the Shipping Board Mr..
Sutherland for seventeen years was in
the local office Of Thomas Cook & Sons.
Hc will leave his present position on
February 1 to direct the passenger Of
flee OF the Pacific Mail at 10 Hanover
square. Mr.. Young aiso told OF the
opening OF a branch office In the Alex
andria Hotel Building. Los Angeles, with
Clay Hutchison in charge.
Winthrop L. Marvin, OF the Steam-
ship Owners Association. was pleased
at the statement from Washington that
the plan for aid to shipping laid be-
fore President Harding by Chairman
Laslser of the Shipping Board. included
In It's essentials the plan indorsed by
the American Merchant Marine Joint
committee OF shipowners. operators and
builders. He said: 1T would have been
better for the country II practical men
had been more often and more carefully
consulted In the policies OF earlier ship
ping boards: and II augurs favorably
FOR the future that a moro liberal, far
seeing course Is now being pursued by
the responsible officials at the national
capital"
Efforts to reestablish the Levant con-
ference are proceeding slowly Some say
II is all the fault of the Shipping Board
that the lines are unable 90 get together
again that contracts for several months
ahead have been made at rates far
below those any conference would agree
on. Others ridicule this statement and
declare that the unsettling factors are
certain foreign lines which desire a con-
ference only that they may find out
what rates are being quoted so they
can proceed 20 undercut tho conference
ne they always did.
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Huron 400 S Scotland l. Gath.
lroquois left Macoris for Sanchez at II 80
I'M I'D.
] II Gordon f7O Il Abaco 2ith.
Kroonland $50 + Ambrose l. V 2ith
Lake Fernando 500 Scotland l. v gath.
Liberty clio lat II "a, Ion 81 81 23d
Maddequet $50 II Ambrose l. gath.
Manitowoc lat 35 81 n. lon 50 os w 23d,
Munargo left Nassau 1913 PM gath;
Southern Cross 615 Sc Ambrose gath.
San Juan 2i6 ESE Key West 23d.
San Lorenzo 135 n San Juan Pm oath.
Tanamo 3l2 San Juan PM Path.
Watsness so S Ambrose J. Pm 2ith.
West Chatala 42s L by n Cape Henry 24th.
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TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY Is


a6dressed) via Queenstown and Liverpool: /:
also parcel post mails for Ireland via
Queenstown, str CEDRIC. AM (sup $3.50
AM u.
THURSDAY, JANUARY &c.
Spain Especially addressed only. via Co
runna; also parcel post mails for Spain,
Canary Islands. Ceuta. Melilla and Tangier
in Morocco, str ALFONSO XII, 5 Am.
Europe Africa and West Asia. via Queens
town and Liverpool Cnail must be specially
addressed), str SCYrHIA. s AN (sup $3.50
AM ~.
Europe. Africa and West Asia (AIadeira
and Gibraltar must be specially addressed). /.
via Plymouth and Cherbourg;, also parcel
post mails for Great Britain. ireland. France
and the countries mentioned in notes A and
B below. via Plymouth and Cherbourg. and
parcel post malls for Germany, Austria,
Czecho-Slovakia. Hungary and Switzerland.
via Hamburg. str MiNNEKAHDA, AM
(sup $3.50 AM ID.
FRIDAY, JANUARY %.
Bulgaria and Rumania Especially addressed
enly), via Varna and Constanza, str Saga
I CRACK, l. NJ.
Denmark Especially addressed only, via
Copenhagen; also parcel post mails for Dem
mark and Sweden, str ARKANSAS, Z AM.
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CLOSING OF MAILS


Moona stts
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pUE FRIDAY. JANUARY e1.

America. Naples 18th. h............. Italia Am
Assyria, Glasgow 18th. ......... Anchor Line
City OF Atlanta. Savannah 24th. Ocean SIS Co
Comanche, Jacksonville Path. Clyde Line
Concho, Galveston 2ist.. Mallory Line
Cragness. Hull fith.................U Nav
FL Occidente, Galveston 2lst. Southern Pac
E Lago. New Orleans 21st.. Southern Pac
~ ST George. 3. Thomas 23d. .Furness-Withy
Newburgh. pernambuco 9Th. 81. .Munson Line
pannonia London 13th ........ .Cunard Line
Van Dyck, Liverpool 18th. .Cunard Line
Woyc Maru. Hull nth. Togo Kison Kaisha
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BY Independent Wireless Telegraph
COMPANY, Inc.

distances given in miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specified.l
Bolivar 467 S by Il Sandy Hook 24th
Catherine 5f5 Delaware Breakwater 24th.
General II o Ernst $40 s Ambrose l. V 23d.
General w G Gorgas 634 s Scotland l. ed.
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Bv United States Naval Radio.

Beatrice l5 v Hatteras .4th.
Carrillo 100 from Tela 24th.
Carriage 1876 w Havana 18th.
Charles e Harwood 80 NE Tampco 24th.
City Of Freeport l32 s Scotland i V 2ith
Civ of ST Joseph SW Libby Island gath.
Coinus 40 s Jupiter Gath.
Concho ,096 5 Scotland l. 24th:
Crampton Anderson 10 N Block Island 24tl
Dallas 522 70 Ambrose l. 24th
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Steamers Due in New York.
DUE WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 25.
DUE THURSDAY. JANUARY 20.

Araguaya. Bermuda 24th. ....... Royal Malt
California. Bordeaux 18th. French Line
Canada, Marseilles lth. .Fabre Line
City OF Newcastle. Barry 18th. .Funch- Edye
IT victoria, bermuda gath .Furness- bermuda
Huron, Samana 18th. .......... Clyde Line
Manitowoc, Holtanau 3lst,
Foreign Transport and Mercantile
Mount Carroll. Hamburg 18th. United Am
Tivives. Kingston 21st... United Fruit
Westerdyk, Rotterdam t1th. .Holland-Am
ICELAND. Southampton 18th. Red Star
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TRANSPACIFIc MAILS.
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CEN
TRIAL AMERICA, WEST
INDIES, &C.
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY e5


' @
@ sSas ag nhpH gr nas @ g via
} STRATA
& % Bas a caa as r @ % % zn M @ Sam rans ns sS S
~ $40
DENIS, :. Nnreg'ersmn letters mailed up
pao pS s a2a ay M the sd the % Sye @ pr a h
fsupp!ementay accepted on pier
era
1EREY. AM t. East @ 81 20 due
eag adee~ssed wa Cearn victoria iyo
aas G ah 3 s s % % % f Kep OF Jan e an TosSaa @ S 3
dis
a m Nv
Of Brazil Jan 2 The mails
l MTu are dye IN New fIrk tine
an 'a0 ana santos str oufLo the % Abma an % % @ % M
eh
and % speDdene % cNadar
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MaRrNE-roR SALE OR WANTED.

For SAf.Es-Tur, draft H.. compound 10.
2iS.G In. but lNit; immediate delivery.
MciNycSl AGENCY. n broadway. pow..
ING Gfeen 1851.
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STEAMSHIPS, EXCURSIONS and TOURS
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The time given In tho above table is East
srn standard time and is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodotic Survey.
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Almanac for New York January rs.

Sun rises. s... ~ Moon rises. 3 10 AM
TIME or HIGH WATER JANUARY %.
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CLINTON FARM BUREAU
TO MEET ON SATURDAY

Members of the Clinton division of
the Knox County Farm Bureau plan
holding an important meeting on Sat.
urday evening, Jan. 2l, at s o'clock
at the office of County Agent S. l..
Anderson. II is purposed to have an
election Of officers at that time. Mem
bcrs of the executive staff of the Farm
Bureau will discuss with the members
plans for Farm Bureau activities and
the making Of definite program for
the coming year. In this program II
Is purposed to seek the Improvement
OF both men and women in the town
ship. The ladies are especially invit.
ed to attend the meeting and to take
part In the discussions.
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3.l0 cAuHcA (Ao1,ce

Howard NJ. Il, Church-Jan. 90 sim
day school at 10 "A. m. Walter Woold.
ridge. superintendent Morning wor-
ship at IL. Sermon. Facing the
Truth" At this service definite plans
viii be announced concerning special
evangelistic services. 1t is very i'm.
portant that every member of the
church be present at this Sunday
morning service. No evening service
ON aeooantaof special services at the
Disciple church. You will find wei.
come at all services. Rev. French A
Gilmore, pastor.
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Saturday, the 11th day Of
February, 1922


between the hours Of p. m. and p. m;
OF said day, the following described real
estate to-wit:
Situate in the County of Knox and in
the state of Ohio, In the township
of Hilliar, and being in the tit-
satisfying warrants for Military services,
and lying in Knox County, Ohio, and more
particularly described as being the west
part of Lot Number One in the Rathburn
section, bounded as follows: Commencing
on the north line of Hilliar Township fifty
one rods from the northeast corner of
said Township; thence west on said town
ship line to the land of William Cornell;
thence south to the Columbus road at the
corner Of said lot; thence .north-easterly
land of Samuel Thatcher at corner;
thence north on the line of said Thatcher
land to the place of beginning, estimated
to contain ninety-one and twenty-eight
hundredths acres, be the same more or
less, and being the same premises convey
uary 23rd, 1866 from Peter Shaffer ara
wife, the same being recorded in Vol. ~
at page 1917 of the Deed Records for Knox
County, Ohio. at-
The above described real estate is locat-
ed on the Columbus road. about 2h miles
southwest of Mt. Liberty, Knox county,
Ohio.
Appraised at 100000.
Terms of Sale-One-third cash; the ball
ance in equal payments in one and two
ed by mortgage on efhe premises sold and
to bear interest at six (6}. per cent from
the day of sale payable annually; togeth-
er with fire insurance policy % be ap-
proved by the sheriff.
By O. M. Walker, deputy sheriff
william g; Rooms, Attorney for Plaintiff.
liz 19, 6;2-2.9
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LOCAL NEWS
Taxi service. Phone si5. J. Cole. tt

Taxi service. Phone SIG. J. Cole. II
Mr.. Andrew e. Proper spent the
day in Columbus on business.
Mr.. Fred Thomas was business
visitor in Columbus today
Call Williams Flower Shop, 1856. Il
Mr.. Harvey J. Moore was visitor
in Columbus Wednesday on business.
Groceries, drugs, medicines deliver.
ed free Phone n for prices. Fox G
Steinhoff. J1.17.tf
Miss BERTHE Davis of Fredericktown
Is the guest of her sister, Mrs Harley
Lemasters, East Burgess street.
Mr.. Augustus Blubaugh of Brink
Haven was Mt Vernon visitor on
Wednesday.
We save you money on all medi.
cines. Free delivery. Phone n for
prices. Fox & Steinhoff. 11-17-tf
County School Supt j. C. Marriott
was in Brink Haven Thursday visiting
the schools there.
Mrs. J. j. Walsh and daughter, Miss
Josephine, went to Columbus Thurs
day.
Leave your orders for aII-steel army
cots, $1.85, also Hooking Valley lump
coal at Dubinsky Brothers. Also at
y. M. FinneII's store, corner High and
Norton streets. 1-5-tf
Mrs. George Knccht and daughters,
Bertha and Marguerite; are tho week
end guests of Columbus relHttves.Af
Mrs. c. V. Critchfield has returned
to her home on East High street af-
ter an extended eastern trip.
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Head Ached and Body Ached

There are various symptoms of kid
ney trouble-rheumatic pains. back
ache, sore muscles, stiff joints, and
always tired" feeling. Mrs. George
Morgan, East Fairfield. VT, writes,
MY head aohed and my whole body
ached so l could not sleep. Foley
Kidney Pills gave me relief" They
heal and strengthen weak, disordered
kidneys and bladders and help them
In their work of filterlng the blood
and casting out Of the system the i'm.
purities that cause pain and disease.
Prompt In actiOn.-Advt. TuThS x31
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QUARTERLY TIE L E.
PHONE RENTALS NOW
DUE. THE MT. VERNON
TELEPHONE co. x31*31

Mrs s. j. Dorgan and daughter
Miss Eleanor, were Columbus visitors
today.
Miss Emma O'Daniel has gone To
Granville where she will spend sever.
Al days with Misses Beatrice Brown
and Elizabeth Evans.
The dalntier. the finer our work.
Embroidered silk kimonos sheer fab
rics like georgette waists and lace
fEowns, fine laces and embroideries,
and other dainty feminine fabrics
all can be perfectly dry.cleaned by our
process, and you will be delighted
with the results. The Sanitary Dry.
.Eleaning Co, southwest corner public
square. xl9
County Recorder ]. r. Reed Jr. was
In Amity Wednesday afternoon at.
rtcnding the funeral of Mrs. 4. II. Sim.
rnons.
Mr.. Lowell Meyers has returned
from a business trip to Ottawa, O.,
where the Knox Heating 4 Plumbing
Go has large contract
DANCE
Maccabee Hall Saturday. Jan. 81. II
yon enjoy a clean, peppy dance, don't
miss this one Music furnished by
Bricker's orchestra. reserve the
right to, exclude.
XII w. " RALsTON.
Mrs. II. c. Gleason and Mr.. G. w.
Reason were called to Mansfield on
"Wednesday afternoon by the serious
Illness OF their sister. Mrs. Sherman
O. Pcaler, formerly of Mt. Vernon.
Miss Mary Jordan OF New York city
who has been the guest of DR. and
Mrs. James i, Lee. North Main street
departed this morning for Dayton, O.,
where she will be the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. John seybold. at Vaidheim
Castle. f
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MRS. ELIZA HUTCHINSON
DIES OF APOPLEXY

Mrs. Eliza Jane Hutchinson. aged II
years, died at her home, 800 Coshoc-
ton avenue, at II o'clock Thursday
morning following n stroke OF apo
piexy. Besides her husband, u. II.
Hutchinson, she is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Frank Bartlett and
Mrs Delta p. Brown, and three grand.
The funeral services will be held
Saturday at 2 O'Clock at the home.
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TRYING TO LOCATE
WILSON'S RELATIVES
Brother And Sister Said To
Reside In East; Body Be-
ing Held AT Morgue

No funeral arrangements have been
completed for John Wilson, whose
body was found in rOoming house
on West High street Tuesday even
ing. The man is said to have sis
ter and brother residing somewhere
In the east. An effort is being made
to communicate with chem. In the
meantime the body is being held at
Miller & O'Bryan's morgue until rela-
tives can be found
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FOR SALE

One three-piece, blue velvet living
room suite. One eight-piece mahog-
any dining room SUITE. One four-piece
ivory bed room suite. One 9x12 Will
ton rug. One gas range. One gas
heater. One Ford roadster. The
above furniture is all good as new
and the very best of grade. If inter-
ested, call or write V. E. Shaw, Dan.
vile, Ohio. x2O
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TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

Mr., Joseph Trample was removed
from his home at the corner of Bur.
CESS and Norton streets to Mercy
hospital. late Wednesday afternoon, In
Miller 4 OBryan's ambulance.
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1922-01-20

FOR SAlE-Cheap, Buff Orpington
hens, pullets and some grand cocker
els. Same strain as my winners at
leading shows. Robert Coleman,
buckeye City, Ohio. Thin x23
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PATTERSON FUNERAL

The funeral of the late Mrs. Ida Pat.
terson, whose death was noted In
Wednesdays Banner, will occur Fri
day morning at 10;30 at the Presby-
terian church, Rev w. II. Shields of
ficiating. Interment In Mound View
cemetery. isl
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COLUMBUS, O.-George Bernlohr
has been elected captain of the Capi.
tai "U" basketball squad. He is the
smallest man on the team and plays
forward. He won place on the all
western Pennsylvania high school
team when playing with Butler high.
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New York Stock

American Beet Sugar 34h.
American Sugar Refining 63.
baltimore 4 Ohio 34%.
Bethlehem Steel 5SM.
Chesapeake & Ohio 56%.
Erie 9A.
Kennecott Copper 277k.
Louisville & Nashville ia.
Midvale Steel 3O%.
Norfolk & Western 80.
Republic Iron a. Steel 53%.
u. $. Steel So.
Willys-Oyerland 5ha.
Pure oil S51a.
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Say 1t with flowers" from Sharp's

Say 1t with flowers" from Sharp's
Flower Store. Phone 1896. tt
Mr.. II. A. Craft arrived in the city
last evening from Red Wing, Mimi,
for a short vacation with relatives and
friends.
Out today! February number of
Woman's Home Companion, Ameri-
can, Hearsts, Good Housekeeping,
Peoples Home Journal and the spring
number of McCall's Quarterly. Brn-
ings Newsstand. x20
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FOR SALE
Groom bungalow, electric light,
North Sandusky, $21OO.
9 rooms, large lot, fruit, slate roof,
$1,000.
8 rooms, corner lot, garage, north,
$500.
4 rooms, good investment, south,
$1,000.
CHARLES II. TAYLOR
lo West Vine st. Phone 447 Red.
x20
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MARION. o. - A dividend of ten
percent is declared by the Marion Ma
tional Bank. OF which DR.. c. Il. Saw
yer, personal physician to President
Harding, is a vice president The old
board Of directors was elected again.
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BROTHERS ARE DROWNED.

BARBERTON, o., Jan. 19-Thomas
and William Moreland, aged and 8
respectively, were drowned late yes
to-day when they broke, through the
ice while skating on the old Ohio can
al at Youngs Crossing.
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FOR SALE

Eighhroom cottage, furnace, one
acre lot laying between two streets,
suitable for subdivision, sewer, good
barn. Would consider good closed car
as part payment Inquire at Idaho
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Cleveland Livestock

Cleveland Livestock
Cattle - Receipts: 800; market
steady.
Calves = Receipts: 800; market
steady; good to choice veal calves IL
Q013.
Sheep - Receipts: 1900; market
strong; lambs 13@135O; sheep $500
$50
Hogs - Receipts: 1000; market
steady; yorkers, mixed $50; heavies
S.25; pigs and lights 8; roughs 6;
stays 4.
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Liberty Bond Close

ETUtTty bUHu CIUSe
3hs. $97,3O.
First As, $97.74.
Second As, $97.4G.
First ANS, $3.50.
Second ANS, $97,46.
Third AIS, $9796.
Fourth ANS. $97.64.
Victory 3%s, $l00.14.
Victory ANS, $100.14.
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Chicago Livestock

Chicago Livestock
Cattle-Receipts: $4,000; market
slow; top beef steers lower; bulk beef
steers 6.65@7.50; fat she stock lower.
Calves Market higher; bulk veal
ers lower; stockers and feeders dull.
Hogs-Receipts $1,000; market act
I've; top 8 so; bulk of sales 7.S5@825;
pigs S.35@8.60.
Sheep-Receipts: $4,000; market
steady.
Lambs--Market steady; top lambs
1910; fat ewes 75O.
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Columbus Stock

Cities Service, Com. 166-171.
Cities Service, Pfd. 55-56.
Cities Service, Bankers 1914 -19M.
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TODAY markets
tBY The ASSOCIATED PREss)
JANUARY 10
Pittsburgh Livestock

Hogs-keceipts: 2300; market low
er; heavies S@8.25; heavy yorkers,
light yorkers, pigs S.9O@9.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts 300;
market higher; top sheep 8; top
lambs 1875.
Calves = Receipts: 70; market
steady; top IS.
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FOR SALE-1 1921 Model Ford
new tires, new battery with
slip on body extra. In No. l condition.
Write Box 10, Danville, Ohio. Tele-
phone 1873 Danville Exchange. x21x2O*
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sHERIFF's SALE

jerome Bird, plaintiff,

jerome Btu, pIalntIH,
vs..
Hoy Bird ct AL, defendant.
Court of Common Pleas,
Knox County, Ohio.
BY virtue of an Order of Sale in Parti-
Pleas of Knox County, Ohio, and to me di-
rected / will offer for sale at the door of
the Court House, on
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VIM. f. BLACK
CHIROPRACTOR
Over WooIworth's 10e Store.
Phone 1880
NOTICE

Anna Gotshall, residing at 1918 East
Central Avenue, Albuquerque, New
riet T. Miles has filed her Petition
against her as one of the Defendants
in case No. 1868 of the Common
Pleas Court of Knox County, Ohio;
praying for partition of real property,
accounting for legacies received, and
equitable relief.
Said cause will be for hearing on
and after February 10, 1922.
ROBERT l.. CARR,
Attorney for Plaintiff.
1928; 1t, 5,12,19,26;2-2
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Greatest Zinc Mine.
The greatest zinc mine In the world,
located In Sussex county. New Jersey,
has been worked almost continuously
since Colonial days.
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Local Produce

The following are prices paid by
II. Smoots for farm prooucls. deliv.
cred at his warehouse: e
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Toledo Grain

Wheat, cash 1874; May 1.27A
July 1.08.
Cloverseed, cash and Jan. 1895;
Feb. 400.
Alsike, cash, ITO; Feb. 11.75;
Mar. 11.85.
Timothy. cash, old 1926; Jan. 1926; 1;
Feb. $50; Mar. 1886.
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chieaao Grain

Chicago Grain
Wheat-May 1.14H; July 1.O2%.
Corn-May .53M; July .55h.
Oats-.39M; July .39N.
Pork-Jan. 1910; May 1926. y.
Lard-Jan. 9.52; May 9.72.
Ribs-8.77; May 8.87.
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Apple store, on West Vine street. four
blocks west of Main. x2O
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FOR. SALE-For quick sale only,
acres, home with good buildings. Very
desirable. Close to city. Main road
Priced right. See w. G. C.ilRockwell. Il