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New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Babe Adams, Dean of Big
 Leaguers, to Be Honored

Pittsburgs, June 15.-Charles Babe" Adams. dean of big league pitchers, will be honored at Forbes field, home Of the Pirates, on June 3o, which has been set aside as Adams Day"
 Leading baseball men of the city are arranging the program. Man. s,ger Bill Mckechnie has announced that if possible he will select the veteran to hurl for the Pirates against Cincinnati on that day. Adams re- gently celebrated his 4lst birthday anniversary. So far this season he has pitched eight games, turning in six wins.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
ATHLETICS NOW STANDING ON EDGE OF FIRST PLACE
 IN AMERICAN LEAGUE RACE
Defeat of Cleveland Puts Mackmen Within Two of Lead Tanks Falter and Lose to St. Lous-Cubs Hit Win. ming Stride Again While Pirates Slip Back and Giants Also Take Another Tumble.

New York June l5-Philadepha stands upon the brink of first place the American league having umnhed yesterdays opener Of what genuinely crucial series "Rub9" Wa5eg star pitcher and star batter m downing Cleveland 10 and putting his and half ahead of the Indians and within two Of first place.
 With disaster gnning them the Tanks fatered and lost to St. Louis 10 l. loy pitched fairly good ball but errors and light batting of his teammates much dead weight to
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Five Leading Batsmen
 In Each Major League
of Bridgeport
 Has It on Jim Darcy

Bridgeport. June 15.--Lou Bogash, of Bridgeport. easily defeated Jimmy Darcy, of California, in q l2-round bout here last night. Bogash fioored the Californian twice. They are mid dleweights.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Chicago.
"BAfteN TOT T tNTg III 6tlI, xBatted for uickerman in 9th.

'Batted Tor Henry n 8ta,
 xBatted for uickerman in 9th.
 zRan for Taylor in 9th
 tDeberry out hit by batted bail. Brooklyn ...........,...... GOO 010 006--s Chicago .................., 430 0l0 iox-e
 Two base hit, o'Fsrrell; home runs O'Farrell 2, statz. Friberg; double plays. Miller to Elliott; High to Johnston to Four nier; Grantham to Hnllocher to Elliott: left bases, Brooklyn 5, Chicago z base on balls. off Vance 1, of Aidridge 3; struck out. by Aldridge 3, by Henry ?, by kauf- man I hits, of Vance in 1-3 innings off Henry in 2-3 innings of Dickennan in 1 inning, of Aldridge 10 in 1-3 in- nngs. of kaufrnann i in 2-3 inning; win ming pitcher, Adridge; losing pitcher Vance. umpires klem and Wilson, time 1:43.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Twenty-Five Years Ago.

On June l5. 1898. Marion Jones. daughter or Senator Jones Of Nevada, defeated Miss Helen Wriggins of Phil pdelphia in opening ladies' singles in national tennis tournament at Phila- deiphia.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Boston at st. Louis. Brooklyn at Chicago. New York at Cincinnati. Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
How They Line up
 in Four Leagues
National League
Yesterdays Results

Cincinnati C. New York 5. Philadelphia 2. Pittsburgh ]. Chicago 2, Brooklyn 6. Boston {. St. Louis |.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Detroit at Boston.
 St. Louis at New York. Chicago at Washington. Cleveland at Philadelphia.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
PRACTICE TONIGHT.

The St Mary's team will practice this evening at the playground and all members are urged to be present.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE
CnI,s Win.

Chicago. June i5.-Four home runs by Chicago enabled 1t to defeat Brook lyn yesterday. to 6. O'Farrell led the attack with two homers. dou- ble and single in five times up.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
American League
Yesterdays Results

St. Louis 5. New York 1. Philadelphia 4, Cleveland 8. Chicago :, Washington 3. Detroit 1. Boston l.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
International League
Yesterdays Results

Jersey City s, Rochester ?. Baltimore l2, Buffalo 1. Reading {, Toronto $. C3 innings,) Syracuse and Newark, not sched- llei.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
XEgTERKARS W SPORT
Ten Sea,ls Ago.

Ten Seads Ago.
 On June 15. 1913, Manager Fred Clarke of the Pirates released Pitcher Ferry and Outtelder Holman. Ferry went to the Columbus team in the American association. and Holman vas turned over to Kansas City
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
pGlils ,, Pirates i.
Philadelphia.

Pittsburgh, Pa, June 15.--Phila- delphia defeated Pittsburgh yester- daN n
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Standing of the Clubs
Games Today

Albany at Waterbury. Pittssneld at Springfield. Hartford at Worcester. Bridgeport at New Haven.
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
Standing of the Clubs
Eastern League
Yesterdays Results

Hartford 2-10, Springfield 1-6. Worcester l0-2, Pittsfeld 7-S. Waterbury 10, New Haven 3. Bridgeport 6, Albany 3.
 G,a,,J;nn af ,t,o f-t,,los
New Britain herald., 1923-06-15
D ? , Pittsburgh,

tContinued on Following Page)
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-02-26
PRISONERS COME
OUT Of SKIRMISH
WITH BLACK EYES
CeIIroom at City Lookup Is
Setting for Free
for-AII.I

Police told today how. in the wee
small hours Sunday morning. there
was a free-for-al battle in the cell
room at police headquarters among
some Of the Twenty-Five men sched-
uIed to appear in city court today to
answer charges Of drunkenness.
While the police were not able TO
tell which of the prisoners caused the
trouble, they took Ed Barret, "a, Of
+46 Shelby ST.. out Of the cellroom and
nut him into a private cell down
stairs. That ended the battle. Bar
ret was charged with drunkenness and
failing to pay a taxi bill. He is said
TO have claimed that Clarence Harris,
Is. of AS W New York St, arrested
on similar charges. had caused the
trouble in the ceIIroom.
John Brennan, 70. of SCI Z. Twenty
Fifth St, charged with drunkenness,
is said to have received a pair Of
black eyes in the battle. James Rich
creek, whose name also appeared on
the slate at Jerome Sweet, 81. Of 2435
Bellefontaine St. IS said to have suf-
fered a split lip.
Turnkey John Peak arrested two
men Saturday night on charges Of as
sault and battery and drunkenness.
The men gave their names as William
Patterson, Us W. Thirtieth St, and
Remonzo Mutt of 1921 ". Ohio St.
A free-for-au battle in an auto
mobile in the 1900 block on S. Key
stone Ave. resulted in the arrest of
men giving their names as Herbert
Grimsley, 2014 Ashland Ave, and
George Martin, Of Anderson, Ind.
police said. \ third man was said TO
have been so far under the influence
of liquor that he could not give his
name. The three We're charged with
drunkenness by Motor Police Amsden
and Hyiand.
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Bank President is Dead

BIZ Times Special
JEFFERSONVILLE Ind, Feb. &c.
John Frank McCulloch, 65, president
of the National Bank of New Albany
and Charlestown, is dead at his home
following a stroke of paralysis. He is
survived by the widow, three sons
and a daughter.
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nrne Store Robbed.

Detectives today We're searching
FOR a burglar who entered the drug
store of Fred Huntington, Capitol
Ave. and Twenty Eighth St. The
thief broke q window. lie carried
away q pay telephone and a cash box
containing 81.
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Nlarcosson at Richmond

By Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind, Feb. 26.-Isaac
q. Marcosson, newspaper correspond
ent, Will lecture on Adventures in
interviewing Thursday under the
auspices Of the Earlham College Press
Club VIII W. Keller. president of the
Richmond Rotary Club will preside at
the meeting.
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STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION a

STATE HIGHWAY CONSTRUCTION "a
Notice Is hereby given that sealed H.
VIII be received by the director Of the Sta&
highway commission, st the Office OF the
state highway commission IN the state
house, city of indianapolis, Ind, until 10
a. m, on the 18th day of March, 1928, fog
the construction Of certain highways and
described as fouowsi
No. 1. F. A. No. SO; location, Dixie Bes
Line Evansville to mglefleld, Vander0urg
No. 2. +. A. No A. section A; location.
Lincoln Highway, New Haven to Zulu,
Allen County; 6.646 miles.
No. ). F. A. No AZ, section B; location,
Lincoln Highway. Zulu to Ohio State lnss
Allen County: Goal miles.
No. 4. f. A. No 4S section B; location.
Boot Jack Route, Springville to Rolling
Prairie. La Porte County; 6.723 miles.
Bids Will be received for three types OF
pavement; Brick, 6ituminOus concrete and
shown on plans and described in standard
specifications Tor same.
Cement Tor the above listed projects will
he furnished the contractor by the Indiana
State highway commission.
Proposal blanks and specifications may be
obtained free, and plans upon payment %
500 per set, unOD aDpicatiOu to the state
highway commission, INDIANAPOLIS Ind No
refund Tor plans returned. Plans may also
be seen at the office of the State highway
commission Indianapolis, Ind.
Contracts viii be let to the lowest and
best bidder. but the right TO reject any and
all bids Is reserved, if any cause exists there
for. Bidders shall file bonds with the bids
as provided by law.
j. D. WILLIAMS. Director.
Indiana State Highway Commission.
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Damaged freight at unclaimed freight sta
ton, C.. c.. c. & St L. Ry. Co.. Capitol Ave.
and South St. Indianapolis. Ind. Tuesday,
Feb. q, 1923, 9 a. m.
Boxes and barrels dishes-cups, saucers.
vegetable dishes. meat platters, vinegar
cruets: boxes and barrels tinware and cook
strainers. tin cups, dish pans. wash pans,
walters trays. boxes granite dishes, 1 meat
block. 1 electric potato peeler 3 large camp
ranges. 50 new and secondhand stock pots,
barrels lamps. barrel and ! box knives
forks and spoons; barrels and boxes granite
pitchers, stow pots, coffee pots, pans.
brushes. rugs, ivory soap and soap chips,
doors. secondhand pillows cots. mattresses.
We viii also have about two carload OF
various merchandise in this sale. Examina-
ton Of lots Monday, Feb %. 1928.
J. K. VANCE,
Freight Claim Agent.
McFADDFN AUCTION Co.
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DEATH NOTICES


BASEY, HELEN MARIE--Daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Basey, , miles west Of
Eden. passed away Sunday morning at the
age of years. Funeral Tuesday, $50 a!
m at residence; II a. m at the London
charge of Max HerLick Il Son.
DESSERT. MRS. EMMA NEE WIRTZl-
Beloved wife of Edward B. Dessert, died
at l2:S0 q. m, Feb 20, at her home, 22Oo
Madison Ave. Funeral notice later.
HINES. ELIZA A-Age 7S, died at 1910 a,
n. Sunday, At her home 1907 College
Ave, OF pneumonia, after a short illness of
Ten days. she leaves three children two
sons and one daughter: Harry, who lives at
ShelbyviIe, md; Edward Hines and Mrs.
Fred Hey. both of this city. Mrs Hines
was a member of the First Baptist Church
Of this city. The funeral viii he held at
She,byvile. Ind, Tuesday at p. n. Re
mains viii be open TO friends Monday eve
ming.
HOBSON. P. J-Died at his home, 1O47 n.
BevIiie Ave. Sunday morning, Feb 20.
Funeral notice later
HORUFF. MARY-Mother OF Albert n Of
Monroe La. Frank J. and Mrs. W. r..
Cooper of indianapolis. PASSED away Feb.
~ at noon. Friends may cali at the resi-
dence. BOB Central ave. Monday. Funeral
at St; Mary church, Tuesday at Q a. m.
Burial private.
NcNULTY. MARGARET M-Wife of Pat
rick f. McNulty. died Saturday Feb. "a.
at the family residence. 646 Birch Ave.
UuCral TUESDAY morning at residence AT
80. Services AZ the Assumption Church
at Q o'clock. Friends invited
ODAY WINFRED-Diad Feb. %. 3 p. M,
at residence. 446 Douglass St; sister OF
Patrcil O'Dav and Mrs Patrick Corcoran.
Funeral notice later.
RUSIE. JOHN H-Age IS years, OF Mo0res-
Vile Ind, passed away Feb. %. 1928 at
%. m. at the home of his sons. S. W ami
7. II Rusie, 2O2 Parllview Ave. Funeral
notice later.
SINNER. THOMAS N.-Husband OF Helen
Lampard Sinner. passed away at his
home. 1929 n Delaware St. Feb "a. ,. 80
p. m. Funeral notice later.
STERLING, JULIA-Feb 81, 1923 at
1915 a. m. age 81 Years. Funeral Tues
day. Feb y. At a. m, At late residence.
AT W. Market ST. Friends invited Burial
iu F'or1' Park cemetery.
SWIFT, NANCY C-Eighty-six years old,
beloved mother of Mrs Mana May Bush,
Henry T. nd Hilbert Swift. died at her late
residence, SOB y. Delaware street, Sunday.
Feb. -. Funeral services viii be held
Tuesday evening. Feb. p. r. m. Friends
invited Remains will be taken to Aurora,
Ind. for iutermont Wednesday. Feb. IS.
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NOTICE
State of Indiana, department of State.

Ed Jackson. secretary Of State.
To all 10 whom these presents shall come,
of the state of Indiana, do hereby certify
that the Deuprco Realty Company has this
day filed in the office of the secretary Of
State the property signed and attested con-
sents statements and papers required by SEQ
ton 1 of act entitled AN act precribing
the method and procedure for the voluntary
Cl>-l Ctioa OF private corporations and vol
untary associations. and declaring an emer-
gency' approved March Il. 1913.
And l further certify that such written
consents. statements and papers so fled 10
aforesaid show that said company and a
officers thereof have compiled with the 2 #y
visions of section l of said act, and that say
corporation is now in process of dissolution,
In witness whereof I have here
(SEAL) INTO set my hand and affixed the
seal Of the State of Indiana at the
city Of Indianapolis this 10th day of Feb
ruary, A. D.. 1898.
ED JACKSON,
Secretary Of State
By p Z WOLEARD. DAINTY.
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PRINCETON-'We were depending
on the Lord to heal him." said John
Land. farmer. when Sheriff Holden
and physician arrived at his home to
see that burns received by a t.
months-old baby were properly treat
ed. The child was injured two weeks
ago
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SOUTH BEND-Mrs. Marie Demay,
twice married and once divorced from
CAMEL Demay. has sued for divorce,
chargirg cruelty.
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BLOOMINGTON This orchestra,
composed Of Indiana University stu
dents. VIII go to the Orient this sum
mer: Walter 4. Stiner. Indianapolis;
Mark GantZ, Terre Haute. Harry
Williams, Muncie; Howard Allen,
Washington, and Frank Masterman.
Robinson, III.
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PINE VILLAGE-The first ship
uent OF spring chickens has been
mailed at the pOstofice. There We're
1000 potential fries" in the lot
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SOUTH BEND-Due to the fact
that It is no longer an uncommon
thing for children to complete the
eighth grade. as in olden days, the St
Joseph County board Of education has
decided to discontinue commencement
exercises for grammar school grad
yates.
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FIT. WAYNE-Herbert Spears. col
ored. now serving a term in the State
refOrmatory for robbery. is heir to
S137, 900 in San Antonio, Texas.
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Observation-Disclosures boys and nine
girls were called before authorities in
vesugating liquor law violations at a
dance. More than q score of persons
were asked to leave the floor.
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UNION CITY-Basket-bau players
at the gymnasium went home broke.
Thieves broke into the dressing-roOm
during a game and stole money and
valuables.
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HUSBAND YIELDS
RAZOR IN FIGHT
Terre Haute Man Attacks
Brakeman Talking to Wife,

By Times Special
TERRE HACTE. Ind. Feb. 90
John ". Ryden, As, brakeman on
the Big -Four Railroad, was seriously
cut by a razor welded by James
Paradise, 81, when Paradise found
his wife and Rydeu in conversation.
Tyden was rushed to a hospital where
ne is expected TO recover. Paradise
surrendered to police
EVANSVILLE Three girl students
at Reitz High School counted twenty
five robins on the campus at one time
DECATUR-AIore than one thou
sand fremen from northern Indiana
viii attend the dremen's convention
to be he'd here. Ten hremen's bands
will participate in a parade.
FRANKLIN-'We are just as
much in love with each other today
as We were sixty-tvvo years ago" said
Mr.. and Mrs. T. J. Kelly at q dinner
marking their sixty-second wedding
anniversary.
UNION CITY-Basket-ball players
at the gymnasium went home broke.
Thieves broke into the dressing-r
during a game and stole money and
valuables.
DECATUR-Twelve boys and nine
girls were called before authorities in
vestigating liquor law violations at a
dance. More than q score of persons
were asked to leave the floor.
PINE VILLAGE-The first ship
ment OF spring chickens has been
mailed at the postofIce. There We're
1000 potential fries" in the lot.
FIT. WAYNE-Herbert Spears. col
ored. now serving a term in the State
refOrmatory for robbery. is heir to
S137, 900 in San Antonio, Texas.
BLOOMINGTON - This orchestra.
composed Of Indiana University stu,
dents. VIII go to the Orient this sum
mer: Walter \. Stiner. Indianapolis;
Mark Gantz, Terre Haute; Harry
Williams, Muncie; Howard Allen,
w rt>l-4ll LBll- IlAtA Aclt4EA
Robinson, III.
SOUTH BEED-AIrs. Marie Demay,
twice married and once divorced from
CAMEL Demay. has sued for divorce,
charging cruelty.
PRINCETON-''We were depending
on the Lord to heal him." said John
Land. farmer. when Sheriff Holden
and physician arrived at his home to
see that burns received by a 16-
months-old baby were properly treat
ed. The child was injured two weeks
ago.
SOUTH BE0D-Due to the fact
that It IS no longer an uncommon
thing for children to complete the
eighth grade. as in olden days, the St
Joseph County board Of education has
decided to discontinue commencement
exercises for grammar school grad
yates.
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- '-- LEO K. FFsLER.
NOTICE of APPOINTMENT


NOTICE OF APFOINIMLNI
Notice il hereby given that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrators
Of estate of Eugene J. Cordier, deceased,
late of Marion County. Indiana. Said e.
tate is supposed to be solvent.
ELIZABETH CORDIER.
~. 0OQ1R
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

30 AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
S~N~~~~D>~N~~s~~-~~~>~~ ~~N~~N~~S~~N~NNSNsN~~N
b-GasOIine
Thirty Used Cars
and trucks; payments or trades. Some as
low as $50 down and one year to pay bal
ance. Financed on Go. All cars and trucks
in good mechanical condition.
DIXIE SERVICE STATION
zoos Bluff Ave.
COLE. 5-passenger touring; excellent me
chanical condition, paint and tires good
$500 cash or payments.
). w. MADDEN GARAGE,
RITTER AND ROCKVILLE ROAD,
IRVINGTON
400 Chevrolet touring 1920; new pant
good tires; mechanically fine; S75 down,
''' OAKLEY GARAGE.
1661-65 S. Meridian.
FORD BODIES AND PARTS
Used sedans. tourings and roadsters
Hoods. shells and body parts
SWISSHELM & PARKER
$50 Z Market
FORD, 1921 COUPE.
1920 SEDAN.
1921 SEDAN.
Large line touring and roadster: Pay
OLDSMOBILE 6, 1921
Touring; can hardly be told from new;
terms or trade. 6I9 n. Illinois.
CHEVROLET 4-9U touring: absolutely like
new, S95 down. 518 n Capitol.
BUICK 6, sport; early 1922 lie new, bar
gam. Terms. 334 n. Capitol.
BUICK 8, touring; ike new; $3.50 down
430 n, CapIto,. Open evenings.
1920 sport roadster; new cord
tires; terms. 334 n. Capitol
FORD touring; early 1922 uemounIabIe
rims. Terms. 334 n. CAPITOL.
FORD roadster; starter; demountable rims;
1921 model. rs Virginia ave.
FORD. 1920, touring electric nights, starter:
$T5 down. 430 \. Capitol.
FORD touring; starter $500. Payments or
trade. 725 Virginia ave.
ELGIN d, sport. $50 Gown; bargain. Open
evenings. 40 \. Canltol.
MARMON touring, 1920; bargain if sold at
once. Terms 334 \. Capitol
81 AUTOMOBILES WANTED
Autos Wanted
CASH PAID-NO DELAY
INDIANAPOLIS AUTO PARTS K TIRE CO
51S \. Capitol Ave. Main 1923.
AUTOS WANTED.
WE PAY CASH.
I. WOLF AUTO co.
619 n. Illinois. Main 1879.
AUTOS WANTED-2I2 F. New York st.
Main 4446.
81 AUTO SUPPLIES, REPAIRS
s~~~~~~~~O~~~~~-~>~~~~~~
Good Used Tires
All Sizes
Take Your Pick
$500 and Up
ROGERS,
BIS W Wash BE lmont 1900
Auto Washing Our
Speciality
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE
332 ". Maryland. Circle 0653.
AUTO WASHING
Our speciality. 234 y. Illinois
S & S Auto Laundry
Auto Storage IS per Month
HEATED GARAGE So PER MONTH.
so " MARYLAND Circle 0653.
ANTED-Everybody 10 Rnow that we re-
charge 6-vOlt batteries for soc and re-
build them for So. 12-volt. SO. SOUTH
SIDE BATTERY SHOP. Alb s. Meridian 81
SO INSURANCE
~N~~~~~~~~~~S~~s~~~~~-~~~N
WE MAKE and give second mortgages on
improved farms and Indianapolis real
AETNA MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT co
sos Fidelity Trust Bldg.
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LEGAL NOTICES

MONEY 10 loan on esc0nd mortgages. Z. 81
MILLER. 127 N. Delaware st. Main o763.
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NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT.
Notice is hereby given, that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator OF
estate OF Newman Il. Matthews, deceased,
late Of Marion County. Indiana Said estate
is supposed to be solvent.
WASHINGTON BANK AND TRUST co.
No. 20S97.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY furnished on realty mortgages and
contracts. FRANK K. SAWYER, MsA
ridian Life Bldg, 3O7 n. PennsylVa1is Sc
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FRANKLIN-"We are just as
much in love with each other today
as we were siXty-twO years ago said
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Kelly at q dinner
marking their sixty-second wedding
anniversary.
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f--NLisceHaneOus
Hardware Supplies

Tarpaulins. all sizes. some covers as large
as 4OEl00 feet All new goods.
oTges, vises. auvus. carpenter and black
smith, tools, wTenches. hammers, hatchets.
levels. tool bags rasps and hles tool chests
sh0ves. spades. picks, Manila rope, bolt
cutters. squares. folding chairs, wool ban-
sets, platform and folding scales. fire
tnguishers electric bench grinders nails
staples. saws and betting
See Us for bargain prices.
We retail. at wholesale prices.
Nj. l.. Goldberg 81 Son,
1902 W Wash
LIGHT sTX TOURING CAR IL GOOD RUN-
MING ORDER FOR DIAMONDS. PRICE
S495
MA in 1909 Res. WA shington AIS.
FOR SALE-DamaEed freight. unclaimed
freight station c., c., c. & St L. Ry. Co.
Capitol ave. and South 81. Auction a. m.
T-r~3ay Feb ~. J. X VANCE. f. c. A.
ROOFING. best quality red ana green slate
covered, 500 per roll Slightly dam
aged 81 50 per roll. CHARLES koch
RIEG $50 Virginia ave. Drexel 9400.
WIEE YoV THINK or TYPEWRTTERS
TFINE OF JUDD "a" y MERIDIAN.
26 MISCELLANEOUS WANTED