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Suburban for Rent
Farms for Rent

ACRES--North; fruit, good house not
modern; $50 Hu. 940S. '' ''o'
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Deaths

Kathryn Jean MartindaIe. I, Riley Hos
pital. broncho pneumonia
Nellie May Armer. 60. city hospital,
chronic myocarditis
Drusie. r. Lyle rs. 1927 N. Delaware.
arteriosclerosis.
Daisy Smith. Al, city hospital, hyostatic
pneumonia.
George wallace. 40. 7SS Indiana.
broncho pneumonia.
Wilbur washington. 81. 1918 Martha.
lobar pneumonia.
Amanda, Davis. So. 42S Indiana. chronic
interstitial nephritis.
William Allen Harvey, IA 232 N Sum-
mitt, acute dilatation Of heart
William Henry Miles. 40, 1883 w Thirty
Fifth. chronic interstitial nephritts
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In the Cotton Market


NEW YORK. Feb. 17.-There was a
morning but the level Of prices was higher
Notwithstanding reports of further rains
in the West. The market has with
or three days and as the bulk of the con-
tracts bought have been for trade account,
has heen h1'iIt H1 Tbicb Snotes To-
strong technical position. The volume Of
mill business is said to be well maintained
automobile trade. There is a general feel
ing that the coming acreage will not show
more than a moderate increase. AS long
as the trade continues to buy on all re-
actions we think others can do no bet
ter than follow the same policy
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MarIand Oil Men Resign

By z nITcu PfeS8
NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-THE Dow
Jones Financial News Service says
that three directors of the Marland
Oil Company have resigned. They
are J. K. Cleary, ST., Sheldon and
]. S. Alcorn.
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RAW SUGAR PRICES

indianapolis civic organizations
may each name representative as
an associate member of the Indian
apolis Chamber Of Commerce civic
affairs committee as result of ap-
prevail by chamber directors of a
resolution adopted at the recent
civic day luncheon.
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TOLEDO. Feb. l7.-Close: Wheat-No.
?. $3.50 sal. 5li2. Corn--No. 3. Sl.Olm
lO2.. Rye--No. 2. sll7. oats-No. 2.
81 q &c Clover-Cash. S1720: February,
sl720; March. sI7.20; cash imported,
si4.9O: March imported, SIG. Timothy
case ii2o5 March s2oI5 A .,s AZ,
ter-470 soc. Eggs-26a 28c. Hay-sl. 20
cTt.
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BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. Feb. 17.-Bank clearings to-
day were S121. 200 600. Clearing house bal
ance was S9.500,000.
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l5-ACRE FRUIT AND PoUITBy pAp1T
New buildings, 30 miles southwest wouid
s se or lease; good terms. L. T. GRADER
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NEW YORK COFFEE RANGE
Other Livestock
By United Press

BV UnlteU PTe68
TOLEDO Feb -Hogs-Receipts. 1900;
market. 10@15c of; heavies S785@8;
mediums, $S.10M8.40; Workers. $8.4OM8.60;
good pigs, .$7@7.50. Cattle-Receipts.
light; market, slow. Calves-Receipts,
light; market, strong. Sheep and lambs
-Recejpts, light; market. steady.
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TREASURY STATEMENT
BIZ United Pres

By United Press
WASHINGTON. Feb. 1.-THE Treasury
net balance for Feb. is vas $67 1873 62l
Customs receipts this month to Feb. is
we're $21, 625, 504.37.
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Local Wagon Wheat
Feb. IL

Local grain, elevators are paying s1.41
'irchassh on their merits.
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Your Credit Is Cfnnd

You can phone in your want ads and
tiSve ihem charged. This courtesy is Sx
eenoea TO anyone who has no past die
ACCOUNTS on our books. Avail Yourself ~
S tnIs opportunity. A courteous girl viii
WuyIp you write your ad. Call Main $500
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Apartments for Rent
Houses for Rent

ADAMS. 2361-5-room double: semi-nod, /:
garage; near school. Oh. 2847-M.
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CENI hAL, 3558-8 rms, mod; gar; IDEAL
Tor tearoom, art shop. millinery, beauty
parlor, etc: live above: $50. Hu. 6468.
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ENGLISH AVE. 960-Nlce. clean front rm.
Private entrance. No other roomers.
NEW JERSEY. N. 2229-Share attractive
ly furnished rm., with congenial girl.
Modern home with privileges. Ia. 4706.
NORTH-Modern home for young people
with widow Ia. 049l.
OXFORD, N, 54O-Warm rm., conn. bath;
men; priv: breakfast; gar. Oh. 1866.
PARKER, 1312-Attractive rm, 2 meals,
Sc; bus. car line: for 2. Oh. 0948.
A REAL HOME-1 or Q congenial girls;
east; meals optional. Irv. 2677.
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Transportation

YELLOWAY SYSTEM, INC.
St. Louis. SIS. 1900 A. NJ. HOO p. M.
Chicago. So. $3.50. 1880 A M. 1880 p. NJ.
Dayton $500. Pittsburgh saOO
800 P. M. 1880 A. NJ.
Denver $500 Los Angeles $4,000
Dennison Hotel. Riley 2273 Ii. 1888
English Hotel Riley 1878
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Produce Markets

Butter wholesale pricel-No. l. asa
soc: No. 2, 46d47c ID.
EggsEBuying prices: Fresh. delivered at
indianapolis. loss off. 24I25c doz.
oa de $50 g' pmePs6
loaf. 38@40c; brick loaf. 35@3sc; Swiss
No. /, 42G44c: imported Swiss. sac: Wis
Cream $50 4Oc: nat display, 28@ SOC; Long
horn. 28G29c; New York ltmberger. 429
Poultry Cbuying pricesl-Hens, 21622c;
Leghorn hens. 14G Ice; springs. No. l soft
meated. 20G22c: Leghorns, l4G Ice: shaggy
ShS 4pst ass re- Gapons bs and
lbs. 25@27c' under s lbs. and slips. %
guineas, old Ssc, young soc.
BIZ United Press
CLEVELAND, Feb. 17.---Butter = Extra
seconds, 41AG43Hc; packing stock, 30@
lllrsts, 3Oi2e: ordinary, 29lac. Poultry, =
Leghorns, 22G24c; heavy springers. $50
soc; Leghorn springers, 20@22c; ducks. 276l
28c; geese. 21@2Sc; old cocks, I7@1Sc: Pota-
az Michigan, $315@S25; Wisconsin,
$50: Maine Green Mountain. s3@3.25;
Bakers, 50; homegrown. bu.. s1.35@1.40;
Texas Triumphs, 1OO-lb. sacks, s475G5;
Cuban 52-lb. crates, new reds, 81.
By United Press
NEW YORK Feb. 17.-Flour1 Firm but
raw, weak; spot % test de hlsE; duty
paid, Also: refined. easier; granulated.
santos No. 4, 22G 221sc:: Tallow-Quiet;
No l, Sl.05. nominal; No. 3, 6O249Oc;
clover. 65c0$1. Dressed poultry-Dull;
turkeys, 30@40c; chickens, 18@46c:
6roilers. 45q soc, ocapons. 30@4sc; fowls,
l4Q26c; ducks, 16@SSc; fowls. 26427c:
23Q 36c; capons, so@4Oc; bToileTs, 40G
fancy to specials. 2s929lsc; young Amer,
$2:25@525i Jersey Hob. bags. $500
It's; southern, crate, 50; State, $3.25@
go Maine; $s.25@4.s5 Bermuda. $500:
Southern, basket. si.75@i.S0. '-''''
By United Press
CHICAGO. Feb, 7.-Butter-Receipts
6.906; extras, 44Ac; extra firsts, 43faQ
44c: tlrsts. 4l1a@42z2c; seconds, 38G4Ohc;
firsts, -29lac; ordinaries, 27@28c; seconds.
26c. Cheese-Twins. 251ac; young Ameri-
cas-, 27Iac. Poultry-Receipts, GERS;
fowls 23M24c springs. S2c; ducks, heavy,
Ssc; ,G small 22c geese 24@ 22e; turkeys
III; on, track, 247; in transit, 84S; Wiscon
sin sacked round whites, 1850 80; Ida
no sacked rusSets BurbankS No. l. Sl.75m2;
few fancy shade higher; commercials, 81. so
crates U S. No. /, $2.7503; Cuba, SsG
1926. Sweet potatoeS-S1M2.65.
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE, Ind. Feb. 17.--Hogs - Re-
heavies steady to loc lower; pigs 5@15c
higher: 1870 to 200 lbs, .$8.25; 160 to 1870
lbs. 1920; 200 to 225 lbs. $500; 225 to
$50 lbs, $7.75; 10 to 140 lbs. SIPS; 90 to
Ito lbs, IS; roughs,. $6@6,75; stays, san
i5o; market SIT down. Sheep 90 Receipts''
800; market Tor lambs $1450 down.
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Receipts 500; market steady to weak.
Dcel COWS I uUNi lU.UU
Low cutters and cutter cows 550m SIS
Bulk stocker and feeder steers. 750@ 900
Calves
Receipts, 700; market steady.
Best vealers SIT 0O1 lB 90 |
Heavy calves ............... 6509lO.5O |
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BULLETIN

bonds was s9.42. up 90.
BULLETIN
By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.--StOck
market prices crashed to lower
levels today in persistent selling,
losses toward the close running
more than So share in many in
stances. Many specialties lost
heavily. The leading shares, such
as United States Steel and Cen
eral Motors were swept into the
decline late in the day.
Bears hammered at the recent
favorites which had been carried
beyond what was considered the
proper price level.
By United Press
NEW YORK, Feb. 17.-Despite
easier money market, the stock mar
ket continued to decline throughout
the greater part of the session TO-
day.
General Motors resisted pressure
admirably due to the enthusiasm
with which Wall Street received
the corporations annual statement
showing production and profits at
new records for all time.
Even United States Steel common
was swept into the downward NOV
ang group which embraced practical
ly the entire list. Dealings we're on
a more active scale than Thursday
and toward the close it appeared as
if stop loss orders we're being I'M
covered as prices broke in some in
stances lower than pointS.
Heavy Sales
Montgomery Ward was heavily
sold, as were United Biscuit, Free
port Texas, Gold Dust, Electric Auto
Light, International Nickel, Business
Machine, Lggett & Myers, Mon
tana Power, Timken Roller Bearing
and Greene Cananea.
Many issues dropped to new low
ground for the year with the oil list
generally in this class. Dodge is
sues both made new 1928 minima,
while several of the rubber shares,
including Kelly Springfield in par
ticular, made sharp losses.
Describing the market the Wall
Street Journals financial review to-
day said:
Under the most pronounced and
continued wave Of selling that the
market has experienced for some
time stocks fell rapidly today.
Entire List Influenced.
practically the entire list was in
f1uenced. Overnight developments
including the large earnings report
ed by General Motors and Pennsyl-
varlia Railroad and the decrease in
the brokerage loans were disre-
garded entirely.
General sentiment in the Street
has been turning more and more to
the bear side for some time. The
belief is common that important
banking interests consider that
brokerage loans are too high. The
political situation is also pointed to
as a factor toward uncertainty"
The days sales reached the high
total of 2,874,100 shares.
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Banks and Exchange
INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
CHICAGO STATEMENT

Local bank clearlngs to-day were 8
sic, 900. Debts were S9,060, 600.
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Help Wanted Male

SALESMEN-$l5o weekly can be made by
Cigar Lighter. Big trade stimulat tor.
Many novel features. Permanent year
ADVERTISING CO., sos Scherer Bldg,
Detroit. Mich
PAPER HANGER - Have new 4-room
bungalow, located near Washington st.
and Lynhurst DR.. Want this papered for
down payment on same. Balance S25 per
month. Call or see Mr.. Smith, 523 Lemcke
Bldg. Ii. 4212.
10 HIGH-GRADE MEN AND WOMEN-To
sell washers. Highest commission paid
in city. See MR.. SNYDER, 1888 E.
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STOCKS CRASH
DOWNWARD IN
SELLING WAVE
Many Close With Losses of
More Than So a
Share.
Average Stock Prices

AveT 5g of twenty industgials {hETsd4Ry
rails was 1885, up "a. Average of forty
bonds WIS a9. AZ. I'D %.
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Chicago Grain Table
By Times Special
IN Tfmea EnccinL

BV Times Spccidl
CHICAGO. Feb. 17-Carlots. Wheat. 10:
corn. 100; oats. IS: rye.
BIZ Times Special
CHICAGO Feb. 17.-zPrimsry receipts:
600 against l.02700O: oats, 4lO. 600 against
$4,000. ShipmentS-Wheat. SIG 900 against
$4,000; corn. 100000 against 304 600. oats.
327, 600 against 1874, 000
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BIZ Times Special

900: market 15c lower; $50 lbs. up, s7t.75;;
IT'S to $50 lbs, 1895; 1870 to IT'S lbs. $7.55;
1870 lbs down. Sc; roughs, $500; stays.
to Csc lower; calves. receipts, 200; market
steady; good to CHOICE. $l3@15; medium to
ceipts. So: market t' steady; TOP lambs, $3.50
1880; seconds, $8@10; sheep, $4@7. Thurs
days shipments: Cattle. 80; calves. 100;
hogs. 252; sheep none.
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Business Announcement

FRUIT TREES-And grape vine trimming
and spraying. John Dietz. Wa. 5129.
PAPER-Hanging, l0c up Single roll; pias-
ter patching; samples shown. Be. 3505.
PRINTING PRICES SLASHED- 50 IS per
thousand statement, 5I2 by 80, y size
letter head; return envelopes no head
Ruled bill heads and kid finish business
cards. Terms 81 cash, balance c. o. D.,
plus postage Mr.. Sutton. 3347 w. 10th St
RUG. exl2. THOROUGHLY CLEANED, s.
Superior Rug Cleaners. He. 1852
HENDRIX DINKLA-Contracting painter;
free est comp. ms. Est. 1902 Oh. 2682-W.
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Houses for Sale

NEW 4-ROOM BUNGAI,OW-Near aA.,
and Sherman Dr.; lot 5Oxl70; garage;
electric lights; close to bus and School
San eelp SG9 nanaCe down payment
MR.. SMITH, 500 Lemcke Bldg. Ii 42i2e
evenings. Wa. 4254-R A. A~'
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By United Press

PJTTssBsGURGa. Feb Scd lc7;-jHogs Re
100 to 200 lbs. So. 8o@S.so; $50 to i6O lbs,
$500; 80 to 1870 lbs. $7.50@8 packing
calves. receipts, 10: market Arm; beef
steers, 81. 75@1425; vealers, $16@1s
Sheep-Heceipts. 500; market fully steady
top fat lambs. $685.; bulk fat lambs, $3.50
1885; bulk Gull lambs. S12@14.
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CINCINNATI, Feb. l7.--Hogs-Receipts,
4;ooo;, holdoyers, 1903: market. steady to
$50 bs so$oo ibs s. 5S
S.65; 130-160 lbs. S7.75Q85O; 9O-13O lbs,
$6@775; packing sows, s6.50@7. Cattle
Receipts, 450. Calves-Receipts. 500:
market, steady; beef steers, $i0Gi3; light
yearling steers and heifers, $14011 SO: beef
cows, $7.5oQ9.50; low cutter aand cutter
cows. s3:25@6.25; vealers, $13Q16; heavy
calves, Sl1M14; bulk stock and feeder
steers, S10M11. Sheep-Receipts. 450;
market. steady: top fat lambs, $9G11; bulk
fat lambs $13@l5.50: bulk fat ew1B, e4@6.
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By United Press

CLEVELAND. Feb. 17.-Hogs- Receipts,
1891 Ss ESQ., market so i9G don
SS.7SSs.75 10000 zoo ib S.' So 65@s75; 1s G
100 lbs, $775G875;. 9o-lSo lbs, $500
ceptsp aH6Eons cayes $eeep3S 5
cattle slow calves soc up; beef steers,
$11 $50 1l.65; beef COWS, $7d9; low cutter
Sheep-Receipts, 1000; market steady;
top fat lambs, $16.25;, bulk fat lambs,
bulk fat ewes. 5000.
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Help Wanted Female

Help Wanted Female
wANTED-Mother's care for two boys, S
and z; near school and church; in sub
urban Indianapolis. Must be an ideal
Prefer widow 40 to tS years old WHO Who
would mother the children and is in need
81 8oR R9He S52 Give full details in first letter.
SALESLADY WANTED
KINNEY'S.
"a N. pennsylvania.
Situations Wanted Male
SLIGHTLY crippled mechanic and cleo
trician wants bench work or any kind
Of job that doesn't require standing.
CHAUFFEUR-Or houseman; experienced
man. dish washing. IT. 2314.
Situations Wanted Female
sTENoGRAPHER-Four years experience.
secretarial ability, desires position with
tlrm OF standing, Be. 4072.
HALLIDAY WORK-By week; exp. woman
Hours 30. Ref. He. 2573.
PART TIME-Bookkeeping: exp. in B. and
L. work. Ii. 4806
EXP. FIRST CLASS LAUNDRESS - Work
TO take home. He. 3645.
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES-TO LAUD-
DER. MRS. j. LUTZ. MA. 0l50.
DAY-Work, washings to bring home; ex-
perienced woman. 1rv. 1926.
EXP. WOMAN-Part day work by week;
general housework Or. 0749.
ENERAL-Housework or laundry work.
experienced woman. Oh. 454l-M.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS TO BRING HOME.
BE. 3612-M.
EXPERTENCED-Girl wants general house
work. half DAYS. Ri. 1918.
EXP. COLORED GIRL-Wants general
housework. by the day. He. 2957.
TIMES WANT ADS BRING BUSINESS
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By Un;:,ed Press

2 tU
EAST BUFFALO, Feb l7-Hogs - Re
ceipts, 5000: followers 1875; market 100
25c doown; 25o-SS0 lbs lbs, $s@s7S; 2oo,2 25
100 lbs, ss.25@8.85; 9O-13O lbs. $3.50
8;S5; packing sows. $6.75@75o Cattle
Receipts 49, caiyeeS receipts $50; mTaset
an dheifers. S12.50@ 1880; beef cows, $50
@8; low cutter and cutter COWS, $4.256D
ceipts. 5000; market steady; top fat
lambs. $12@14; bulk fat ewes, $500.
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Business Places for Rent

grocery. ' NN''"NAS AoE
Delaware at Nortb--Varv s,,i+,h1. g.
barber shop O'iV iOt
+ Il. WooDsMALL & CO.. INC.
w! ~; o2St. -.,-, Ma 280s.
,re Nights and holidays call
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15

Some people finding they cannot
get anything to do to make living
end to support a family proceed to
resort to ''bootIlegging This busf
ness is = great help to them individ-
ually. The State takes care of them,
giving them two meals per day, free
lodging and an opportunity to keep
regular hours and to prolong their
lives.
The sanitary methods employed
on the roads. where they are often
sent to work harden them to honest
toll. for there, they are bound to
be honest There is nothing Of value
10 steal. They do not even find 2n
opportunity to make money to pay
the lawyer. who attended to their
cases when they were sent there
That is why the jail is becoming
popular and the penitentiary being
regarded as a place of refuge from
billcollectors, insurance agents and
book peddlers. go.
THIS whiskey law has its ady0n-
tages despite all that is being said
against it,
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81 #M#sesM p q 81 s9s's y y n ~
e. %
= DEATHS REPORTED y
= OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES n

The following is list of deaths
of colored persons reported to the
Richmond Bureau of Health from
December 4 to December IL, 1870
inclusive, with age and date Oh
death: ..
Ind ana Nash, age So years; 1900
w. Leigh ST.; December l:
Infant Nealy, 5 days. $40 II. Six
,teenth St.; December 8.
Harding Alexander, 4 years; Norma
N. c.; December 3. :.
Jake Johnson, GA years; Cente
Cross. Va; December 4.
Herbert Miles, % years; 600 Cal
houn St.; December 5.
BENJAMIN Fleming, IA years; COZ
Calhoun St.; December ..
Susie Williams, so years. II S. First
Street; December A..
Joe Solomon Withers, 40 years; 4oo
Calhoun St. December 3.
Maria Dudley Thompson, SO years.
1902 N. 31st ST.; December ..
Why Coles, SO years; 1910 N. ozd
St.; December 5.
Herman Smith, month; 1906 E.
Grace St.. December I.
John Epps, 80 years; 1918 IL Les
:. ter St.; December 8.
Amos Simms, SO years; lis \. list
St.; December Z. :.
Phyllis Rose, II years; SO N.
Adams St.; December Z.
Anna Burrell, 81 years; 20 WOOD
St.; December 6.
Jennie Johnson, 81 years; 1115 w.
Moore St, December 3.
jamie Richardson, 20 years; 116 E.
21st ST.; December 10.
Minerva Abbott, 3S years; 11s S.
First St.; December 10. 49,.
John Day, 81 years; COS E. Leigh
St.; December 10. :.
Joshua Lynch, IS years; SZl 81.
Paul ST.. December 9.
Benjamin Peterson, 45 years. Airing
ton Heights; December IL.
Andrew Po.ndexter. II years; st.
:. Philips Hospital; December ~.
Linwood Thomas, 80 years; l4S
Pulliam St.; December II.
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Skinny
VI en- How 10
Gain weight

If the flat chested man whose ribs
are almost bursting through his skin
doesn't try to make himself look like
a real man, no one else will.
When any man or woman needs
more weight they ought to be toia
that the greatest of all flesh buffers
is McCoy's Tablets. :,
Mccoy takes all the risk-Read
this ironclad guarantee. If after
taking i sixty-cent boxes CT MeCoy :
Tablets or 2 One Dollar boxes any
thin, underweight man or woman
doesn't gain at least 5 pounds ana
feel completely satisfied with tne
marked Improvement in health-your
money will be refunded. :.
Just ask for McCoy's Tablets ct
any drug store. Distributed by Nc
Coys Laboratories, Inc, also as
tributors of McCoy's Cod Liver Oh
there is none better.
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FULTON NOTES

Pastor C. A. Cobbs preached on
the Ten Virgins at Mt. Calvary Zap
t,ss Church Sunday molning: Dea
con B. Valentine led the cho L.
The funeral services of Brother
Johnny Epps were held at the
Church Sunday at 1870. The sermon
was del vered by Rev. C. \. Coobs.
Select on by the Nightingale Quar-
tCtte.
Calvary, Rising Mt. z on. Shiloh
and Tn on Level Baptist Sunday
Schools send forth this call 20 the
boys and girls in the streets to JON
with them in the study of God 5
Word. "
Rev. C. B. Jefferson VIII occupy
the pulpit at the Tn on Baptist
Church, South Richmond on the
fourth Sunday The pastor, Dr. l..
G Garland is doing great work at
Union with the assistance OF his
corps of off GERS. 49,. -,
If you want your clothes cleaned
or pressed for the holidays call to
see Jefferson and Taylor. Ala
Louisiana st. Prices reasonable.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1928-12-15

To expect President Edwin Alder
man to be responsible for drunken
students with drunken girls is almost
TOO much for sane person to pro-
nose. This distinguished educator
rapIies that it would be just as
reasonable to hold the President OF
the United States for the drunken
orgies in tbs country. =. -
Before the prohibition Amendment
students went to the bar-rooms or
in the vicinity to get whiskey. Now
the wiskey comes to them through
the boot-leggers, who meet them in
their cars and supply both the stu
dent and his girl with the new corn
liquor. go
The country is now in the throes
of a student uprising and these OBJ
streperous people, both male ana
female attend the institutions where
they enjoy the most liberty. Many
parents send them to these instltu-
tons for the reason that they cannot
control them at home. They pre-
sumo that they will get some kind
of control in the great educational
institutions Of the country. They
are often mistaken, but where tg-
norance of what is going on is bliss,
they presume like their children
that it is folly to be wise" =.