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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
FRANK GRAHAM GETS JOB
Sanitary Board Says Ousting of EN-
ploye Move for Harmony"

Frank Graham, 1902 Linden St. Re
publican Ninth precinct committee
man in the Tenth ward, was formally
added to the pay roll of the city SAM
tary department today by the sanitary
board.
Graham will succeed A J. Middle
ton, superintendent of garbage collec-
ton, who has been given until next
Tuesday to submit his resignation.
Graham is said to be a political fac
tor in the south side, but political rea-
sons did not figure in Graham's APP
pointment or the move to GUST Middle
ton, board members insisted. The
move was made to insure harmony
in the department, they said
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
VANDERBILT TURNS
SENATE SLEUTH
Financier Opens Organization
to Probe Scandals.

By United Press
WASHINGTON, March 20.-Frank
A. Vanderup, New York financier has
organized a big investigating agency
tc get evidence for Senate scandal in
vestigation.
Aroused at the criticisms directed
at him for relating rumors. Vanderlip
has opened his great financial re-
sources for organization Of what he
calls a Federal research bureau to
investigate the conduct Of Federal
departments and bring the truth be-
fore the public.
Conscious of the enmity against
him, Vanderlip has taken out a per
sonal accident insurance policy for
$1,000. 900 payable to his wife and
two men associated with him in the
research bureau. John Pearmain and
Boyd Fisher.
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In the Cotton Market

DIV Z HItCU Y tNuUCfNL
NEW YORK, March 2O.-The cotton
market opened steady. May 20 .06c. up 10;
July. 2S.30e. off g; October. 25.7oc. of 8
December. 25 .3Sc. of 4
The final cotton ginning report of the
census bureau shows 1913. 40S bales of
cotton ginned In 1898 counting round bales
90 halves and excluding linters against
1929 300 in 1922 and 1877 7S in 1921.
Included in the above are round bales. 242,-
TT, against 172. 1872 in 1922. Gross weight
of bales 1855 pounds. against 501.7 in
aegS d Inc ne, crop 81 1873 eSpE T4s IN aOo
9.762, 900 in 1922 and 1858 GAL ia 1891
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TELLS Of
PLEDGE BY MUMA
Continued From Page u

Continued From Page II
show to the disabled soldiers and I
was going to take them back to Jer-
sey and I didn't want to go to jail.
HE said had violated the law and
he was going to prosecute mo. 1 was
fined 81 600. Then I decided 1 would
go ahead and show the pictures else
where and get my money back"
Profit Was $11,00O
Tex said the total net return from
the pictures was about $4,000 and ex
penses $50 900, leaving about $1,000
profit.
IT got bunked." he added.
Now. you don't mean to tell us
that you fell for that bunk that they
would come to Washington and get
special law passed in a couple Of
days" saidSWheeler.
Not a couple of days. They said a
couple of weeks"
What they told you was that they
had influence at Washington?
They did not"
You never said anything about Mu-
lIlt Vi OAI llhfAllS A4AlAAVAAOS NANAA S@NS
attorney general?"
mo. I've got another statement
I'd like to make to the committee.
Quinby says 500, 900 was made by
Orr, Martin and Mume. have
statement by certified public account
ants showing total profits Of $3S, 056
form all over the country.
Money UnaccOunted for
"Orr got $4,059 and Muma and
Martin got $3.381 each"
Previously Richard had said profits
totaled only $4,000.
do you know whether Quinby paid
out money without accounting for
it?"
IT don't know whether he paid 1t
out He didn't account for lot of
money"
And he paid it out to AK some
body?"
II don't know anything about that.
You hired Orr to fix the New
York commissioners"
mo. I didn't hire him to fix any
body. I hired him because he had
influence"
Richard was excused from the
stand and Arthur Robb. head file
clerk Of the Department of Justice,
was called.
do you know anything about the
file known as Mr. Cox's report on
whisky oases?" asked Wheeler.
mo SIR"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
GENERAL HEAVINESS IS
CURB MARKET FEATURE
Motors Again Made Object of Pro.
fessional Attacks.

~ tNHC0 fHUf CiQt
NEW YORK. March 20.-GeenraI
heaviness prevailed on the curb in the
forenoon dealings today with losses in
the motors again a feature. Durant
lost "a points and REQ receded q.
other industrials were mixed while
the Standard Oils generally were
down. Independents were irregular.
Cumberland Pipe Line dropped two
and Prairie Oil and Gas three. Creol
Syndicate and General Petroleum
among the independents were frac-
tionally better while Lago Petroleum
and New Mexico and Arizona land
We're down.
DubiIer Condenser Radio was ir
regular Cuba Company got into new
high ground at Al and Radio common
and preferred We're better. New York
Telephone preferred lost a half point
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Grain Briefs

CHICAGO. March 20.-Condition Of win
ter wheat. with a few exceptions in the
territory east of the Missouri River Is
favorable. Price Current says.
French farmers are complaining in some
parts OF crop damage by freezing and
thawina together with excessive moistuT~a
in the central and south portions.
Corn planting nlade good progress In
Texas. bat in other southern districts work
Is delayed by wet soil and backward weath-
err. according TO the Government weekly re
port.
France recently bought /, 900, 900 bushels
of rye for shipment over the next four or
five months Norway has taken about a
million. while other purchases have aggre-
gated that amount making total OF 1900.
600 bushels for the last week
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First Hour
Second Hour

Stocks developed a greatly improved
tone around noon under the influence
Of strength in several industrials
which led to short covering in the
whole market. General Electric con
tinued its remarkable rise, reaching a
further new high at 2311 y. In
Studebaker the bear retreat was
especially noticeable. the stock com
ing back to 97ls compared with its
carly low Of 95%. Florida has been
a heavy seller of Studebaker. 1t is
claimed that one large operation is
short more than $4,000 shares. The
stock has been persistently sold not
withstanding favorable reports.
Twenty active industrial stocks on
Wednesday averaged 1853. up 20 per
cent. Twenty active rails averaged
$3.50, up so per cent.
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Births


Merrel and Catherine Decker. Az N. Della
ware
william and Matte Hill 2549 N Oxford
Thomas and Mary Plat 72o n. Illinois.
Walter and Rosa johnson. 2405 Paris.
Joseph and VERNE Wyatt Robert Ions
Hospital
Carl and Rheba Lundy. 426 n jefferson.
Earl and Edith Grippe Methodist Hospi tai.
Felts and Mary Mcndez Methodist Hos
pital.
Constant and Bonnie Golay. 1439 N. War
man.
Charles and Helen scruby. 324 W. Thir-
ty-Ninth.
Notra and Florence Trulock. 1907 Dexter
Eugene and Helen Robertson. 1888 Sugar
Grove.
William and Lulu McCray. 910 EdEemont
Giria
Adie and Jessie Alexander, e05 W. Elev-
enth
Everett and Magnolia s1ry. so2 E. Geor-
gia
willard and Ruth Ayers. Robert Long
Hospital
Anderson and Calte Williams. 726 Blake.
John and Lille Cupp, 321 N. West.
Niculae and Anna Kara, GLIB w. Wash
ington.
Lee and Catherine Adams. 1910 Byranis
boy and girl
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CAR STRIKES AGED
PAIR; DRIVER HELD
Mr. and Mrs, Henry ROeSener
Painfully Bruised,

Roscoe Dorsett, "a, Of 1888 Rather
inc ST., was under arrest today. Po-
lice say his automobile struck and
painfully bruised Henry F. Roesener,
76, and his wife, Lucetta, 20, both Of
408 W. Twenty Sixth St, as they
stepped from a curb at Massachusetts
Ave. and East St, Wednesday night.
They were taken home.
Police say Dorset admitted driving
twenty miles an hour.
Virgil Colbert, 10, colored, 1916
Wade St, remains in a critical condi-
ton at the city hospital. Police say
his skull and a leg were fractured
when he missed his footing while at
tempting to board a freight car on the
Union Railway switching tracks at
Bethel Ave.
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Tank Wagon Prices

(Gasohne prices do not include State tax
OF 2c a gallont
GASOLINE Energee. 22c gallon: Purol
&c; Red Crown. 1899. Diamond gas
CRYSTAL Pep Ole: Target. Is &c: Sill
yer Flash. &c Staudolind aviation. 23c
KEROSENE-Crystaliue 127c gallon:
Moore Light. 1850; Arcite l2.7c; Perfec-
ton. % 7c, Solvent. 35c
NAPTHA-Lion Power Cleaners. % &c a
gallon v. VI. & p. 23.jc; standolind Clean
ers 225c
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CONF USED PRICE
MOVEMENTS ARE
MARKET FEATURE
Vulnerable InduStriaIS Yield
While Rail Stocks Forge
Ahead,
The WALL STREET JOURNAL

NEW YORK, March 20.-Reports
from industrial centers demonstrated
that general business continued pros
porous despite the pessimism in Wall
Street over the unfavorable conditions
in certain lines Industrials main
tanned the rallying tendency in evil
dence in the previous session. Stude-
baker was the principal feature Of
today's early dealings, coming back
to SO in response to a dispatch from
South Bend which said the factories
were working at capacity and untitled
orders in the hands Of Studebaker
dealers exceeded those of the CORE
spending time last year.
First Hour
Confused price movements marked
the first hour. Professional drives
against industuals supposed to be in
vulnerable trade positions proceeded
simultaneously with aggressive oper-
atoms for the rise in high grade rails,
especially Norfolk & Western, which
went into a new high on the move
ment at 131 and Atlantic Coast Line,
which jumped SIS to 1909. The lat
ter advance followed an analysis
showing the possibilities in this stock
Coast Line has paid 7 per cent annu-
ally on its common since 1917.
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New York Money Market

BV InItfd FWdHcf0I
NEW YORK. March 2O--The call money
renewal rate of 3 per cent quoted on the
stock Exchange was the lowest since July
is. 1922. The same rate WAS qIoted for
riyinal lending In the outside market
there was a brisk business at the low rate
of PA per cent. Time money sixty 10
ninety days and four months loans, n
per cent. longer maturity. ~ thirty-day
loans ~. Commercial paper market ac-
tive. The bulk of business moves at =
per cent, with some paper quoted at u
nor .ssrt
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Produce Markets

INDIANAPOLIs. March 2O.-Fresh eggs
loss off. l9c; packing stock butter, 26c;
springs, over lbs. 22c: fowls 4 y lbs
up, 23c. fowls under u lbs, Ice Leghorn
stays. Tie: capons 5 lbs up, ESQ young
tom turkeys. II lbs up. 24c; young hen
turkeys. lbs. up, 24c; old tom turkeys
lSo; ducks, lbs. 10. 1Sc: geese, 10 lbs up
lac squads IL lbs. to the doz.. $3.50; old
guineas, doz.. $3.50. indianapolis cream
cries are paying 52c per lb. for butterfat
CHICAGO, March -Butter-Receipts
1907: creamery extra, 46hc; standards,
acc; firsts As a 40 u G; seconds, 43 y n 4@c.
Eggs-Receipts, IA, $50; ordinary arsts. 10 u
20m 20 p c; young Americas q &c. Poultry
Receipts two cars; fowls. "a u c ducks.
2Sc; geese. l8c; turkeys. 25c; springers,
30c; BOOSTERS tic. Potatoes-Receipts 332
ears; Wisconsin round whites. 81 30 a 40;
Minnesota and North Dakota lied River
Ohios, S1.25 a lao round whiteA S110@
120.
CLEVELAND March Coulter - Ex-
ira in tubs, 50@ 52c; extra irsts, 40 q 5lct
frsts, ~ q 4Sc; packing stock. % q soc;
standards. 40 a 51c; prints lie extra. EGGS
Fresh gathered northern extras, 25c; ex-
ira firsts, 24c; Ohio flrsts, % u 422 y G.;
fowls ga CSC; spr1ngers, 26%27o; Leg
horns. 24c roosters, II q 10c; geese, 81 q
22c; heavy white ducks, % a SOC: light col
ored ducks. "a q 25c; medium fowls goo
Michigan round white. S2@2.25; Mime
sofa whites. branded. S1.3o@1.bo; New
York, S250@2.o5 per $50 pounds Ohtos
81 q 1.15 per bushel.
NEW YORK March O.-Ffour-Dun and
unchanged. Pork-ouiet. Mess-$24 Is a
1913 Lard-Easy midwest spot ST. 40
Gl15O. sugar-Raw, unchanged, e,91ce;
fee-Rio spot. 49, u a 10 q G. Santos No. 4.
10 y G2ohc. Tallow-steady; special OF
extra, q "a &c Hay-Easy; No. l. SD;
No; 8, s12@ - Dressed poultry-steady;
turkeys. 20 a Bee; chickens. % a 4Sc fowls
is q 30c; ducks, Long Island. 25 gre;
capons 28@ 45c: ducks goa 2sc Live
poutry-Steady; geese. 20 d21c; ducks. IS
Sac fowls, 26@27c; turkeys, 40 SOC;
REGISTERS lie; chickens. 25Q Soc; broiers.
Steady; state whole milk common to, spe-
cial, 16 a 25c; state skins, IL a Zoe, lower
grades. 5@11c. Butter-Weak; receipts
11.685; creamery extras At q a 46c; special
market, 4SA a Ace state dairy tubs. Al q
AN G. Danish. 4s a a 49c: Argentines. 43 q
As 4 c. Eggs-Weak: receipts 2Sb86; near
by white fancy. "a a See nearby state
whites. 20 a 34c, western whites 26@ 34c:
fresh hrsts "a a 2Sc; Pacific coast. % a a
SAC; nearby browns. % "A q Bic.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
LIBERTIES MEET URGENT
DEMAND IN BOND TRADE
Norfolk & Western Feature Rail List
-Industrials Irregular.

Norfolk & Western Feature Rail List
-Industrials Irregular
BIZ United FinanciGI
NEW YORK, March 20-Call
money at three per cent again caused
Increased activity and higher prices
in the forenoon bond market today.
Liberties were in urgent demand
third AVS reaching 1Oo.OS and the
Az 1O0.1o. The foreign list generally
was firm around the recent highs.
In the general list. Norfolk & West
ern convertible 6s made another ad-
vance TO 1872. up 4. Seaboard Conson-
dated IS were at sou, and Inter
borough IS at IS up 1 Il.
Industrials were irregular. Vir-
ginia-Carolina Chemical first Is 50, off
is: Kelly Springfield IS 99&. off u
Chile Copper convincible 6s 101, up X
Wilson convertible 7saa s1A. off ";
first SIS s3ss. up IN.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
MARRIAGE Licenses

Claude T. Durham. %, Ft benjamin Har-
rtson soldier Martha Thomas. "A. 1855
Union
George Nick. %. Lasalie Hotel. sausage
maker; Hilda Shafer. % 1136 Conner
James l. johnson. 22, 22O9 College,
bookkeeper. Clara Reid. % 612 K. TWEEN
~ First clerk
Virgil L. vanover. %, 734 N Euclid.
foreman American Foundry. Mary Ellen
Bunten, a. 734 n. Euclid
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Business News

BOSTON. March 0--Massachusetts cot
ton mills of Lowell will curtail Immediately
plant increased from three TO four-day
schedule.
NEW YORE--It is understood that when
Industrial Alcohol directors meet they win
take no action on the common dividend The
compeny's earnings for 1923 viii show ap-
stock Due to research work the use and
sale Of Industrial Alcohol hroadened con-
pany's plants and other equipment show a
much improved physical condition since
hostilities ceased.
Speaking for the General
Motors" said 4. P. Sloan, president Of the
2e prest situation H51 i1 Se i'm
dustTy. Even had We known last Septem-
Der that the present generally unfayorable
effect on our car deliveries we would have
done exactly what we have already done
hand for the company account NOT more
than, 83 900 ears said Mr.. Sloan and
while snow and road conditions in some sec
tions have delayed, dealers deliveries in the
affected localities, there is nothing in the
entire situation which is giving us the slight
est concern
PARIS. March 20.-The Bourse hes been
demoralized by heavy nquldations, mainly
from foreign sources which are short of
francs. The total loss in all departments
within the week is estimated at 10000, 000,-
900 francs n is officially announced that
the national credit loan Of January produced
/ 800, 900 900 francs. which is half of the
total hoped for due to the exchange crisis
This is the nrst government loan failure
since the war.
WASHINGTON - The Federal reserve
board. It is understood. has decided upon
virtual reversal of its branch banking pol
icy. The board, IL is understood has voted
10 draft new regulations covering branch
banking in the Federal reserve system which
would relieve State member banks from the
application of the rules adopted by Comp
troller of the Currency Dawes 10 govern the
additional office activity of national banks
Action by the board on the branch bank
question is understood TO have resulted In
4slc-2 vote q the. appointed rnerpers for
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
Sorority Opens Homo In AprtI

Bp Times Special
GREENCASTLE, Ind, March 90
The new chapter house of the Kappa
Kappa Gamma sorority of De Paw
University will be opened the Arst
week in April Estimated cost OF the
building is S75. 900 making it one ofsshe
finest sorority homes In the United
States.
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Dressed Beef Prices

Wholesale selling prices on dressed beef
Swift g. Co: Rbs-No. ., 30c. No l. 17c
Lutug-&o. .. 25c. No 3. 1sc. Rounds
1Sc No. 3. lOc. PIates-No. 3. &c; No
8. &c.
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Frank HOdgins, President

BD Times Special
RICHMOND, Ind. March 20
Frank Hodgins was elected president:
]. H. Hill, vice president. and Ralph
Amsterdam, secretary of the Wayne
County Cow Testing Association at =
meeting with tina county farm agent
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
Raw Sugar Market

BH United FinaneiaI
NEW YORK March 2O.-The raw sugar
market opened lower. March 800 q 5.19c:
May, 51SG 5-20c; July. 5.23 a 524c
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Ask Complete Record

Wheeler asked Robb for complete
record of his files since March 4, 1921.
Robb was then excused and Wheeler
called for Jap Muma, but he failed
to appear.
Henry F. Taft, superintendent of the
Washington Western Union office,
then submitted kilograms passing be-
tween Jesse Smith and others through
the Washington Courthouse, Ohio,
office and between Gus T, Jones. for
mer Department of Justice agent and
Fall, Sinclair and Doheny through
the San Antonio. Texas, office during
March. April and May, 1928. A.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
FOreiQn EXCHANGE

BIZ United Financial
NEW YORK March 2O-French francs
reached new high for 1924 ~ the opening
of the foreign exchange market today They
were quoted at 5.1Oc for demand and
b101sc for cables. Sterling demand
S42954 cables S4.29 y Lire. demand
"a &C: cable. 435c. BelFium. demand
30 \ c. cables. 4.36c. Marss. 500 bill
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Local Macon Wheat

indianapolis mills am elevators are pay /
ing 81 for No. red wheat other grades {
on their merits.
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Chicago Grain Table

CHICAGO. March 20-Prmsry receipts:
Wheat 51Onoo. against 535 900. corn
S47. 600. aga r13 514 900: oats, 2os 600
against b76 900. Shipments: Wheat. 523-
900, against 4e9 900 corn. o57 600. against
CHICAGO. March 2o-Car lot receipts
Wheat, 10. corn lie; oats ST; rye. 7.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-03-20
Local Bank CIearingS

indianapolis bank clearings Thursdsl
were 81 752 900; bank debts were s5.232,
600.
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NOTICE

indianapolis. March g. 1924.
Notice is hereby given that the under
signed, executrix OF the last will OF PrueIa
Former. deceased pursuant to the provisions
of said will. viii offer for sale on March 20.
1924 at the Office of C.aHe g. Clarke No
730-735 Bankers Trust building. Indianapo-
lie, Ind, for not less than the fun appraised
value thereof, the following described real
estate to-wit,
Part of the east y. southwest 4 sec
ton Is. and part of the east y northwest
\. section %. township Is. range east
described as follows Beginning In the cen
ter of the National road at a point 2s1 8
q. measured along the center of said road
eastwardly from the west line of the east u
southwest 4 of said section Is: thence
south parallel with the west line of said
half quarter section S19 #. into section %
to the north line OF the right-of-way Of the
Terre Haute & Indianapolis Railroad; thence
northwestwardly with said right-of-wRy line
274 25-10O it., more or less. to the west
line Of said half quarter section; thence
north along said west line 79S IT, to the
center of the National road: thence running
with the center of said road north 80 de-
grees east PSI $40 u. to the place of be-
ginning, containing acres. more or less
If said real estate is not sold on said date
the undersigned will continue, from day to
day thereafter, to offer said real estate for
sale until the same shall have been sold.
Said real estate viii be sold free and clear
of all encumbrances. except all unpaid taxes
ALTA WELLS. Executrix.
CLARKE & CLARKE, Attorneys.
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? AUTO SUPPLIES. REPAIRS
Double Seal Piston Rings

They save gas and oil; keep
upkeep down; make driving a
pleasure; put PEP, PICKUP
AND POWER in your motor.
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AHA " EILS. EN
March n n % 81
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

BIDS for grading and drainage for stadium
for Indiana University, Bloomington. will be
received in the office of the undersigned
on or before Monday, March 81, noon.
Plans and specifications are On file in this
office JOHN W CRAVENS
Secretary. Board of Trustees.
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CIoverSeed Market

Local dealers ars .psyfns S1o@ae buar 81
for GiowarHeHd
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NOTICE OF ADJOURNMENT
Notice is hereby given. that the under
signed has duly qualified as administrator
Of estate OF Stella Haehl Bales deceased.
late of Marion County. Indiana. Said estate
IS supposed TO be solvent
INDIANA TRUST co.
No. 22I37
~farch g. - 20
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. Coupe, 1922; many extras terms OF trade
Chas. G. Sanders Co.
1925 y. Meridian Open Evenings.
FORD 1922 touring: starter, dem. lock
wheel. Here is q good one for $500, on
very easy terms.
STONE CHEVROLET Co.
427 n. Meridian ST. Riley 1850.
Omen Evenings and Sunday
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FORD COUPE

1921 model. good tires. good paint and in
excellent condition throughout Some extras
$4,000 down. balance twelve months
MERIDIAN OVERLAND co.
957 No Meridian ODen evenings.
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CHEVROLET 1920 touring. IA good me
chanical condition. with good tires.
500 on very easy terms Several other
good used ChevrOlets at very low prices
STONE CHEVROLET co.
427 n. Meridian St Riley 1850
Open Evenings and Sunday.
Evening star., 1924-08-13
3n Mtn1orianl.

ATCHISoN. In loving remembrance Of my
dear father, HARRIS L. ATCHIS0N, who
passed away twenty years ago, August Is,
ATCHISOE, who passed away four years
ago September 9, 1920.
THEIR DEVOTED DAUGHTER.
CoLSToN. Died August 13. 1922, two years
ago this day, CELIA COLSTON.
Sleep on. dear daughter, and take thy rest;
God has called you to heaven because He
knows best
Out of sinful world or sorrow and pain
peaceful world Of rest to gain.
YOUR DEVOTED MOTHER, RACHEL
COLSToN.
CONWAY. Sacred to the memory of ANNIE
W. CONWAY, who died August IL, 1928.
One year ago today the death angel Wis
tied our home and called whom we
loved to join the spirits Of just ones made
perfect With faithful hands we laid her
mortal remains in earth's friendly bosom.
and our thought shall always linger around
the spot where she is laid.
HER HUSBAND AND CHILDREN. ..
CONWAY. A tribute of love and remem-
brance to our dear sister, ANNIE CON
WAY, who departed this life one year ago
today, August 10, 1928.
No one knows the silent heartache,
Only those who have last can tell
OF the grief that is borne in silence
For q sister we loved 20 we'll
HER DEvoTER SISTERS AND BROTHER