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81 United Press

TOLEDO, o.. Nov. Elevator prices:
Wheat No. 2 red, 69@70c. Corn-No. 2
yellow 52053c. Oats-No. 2 white, $40
32c old oats premium, to cents. Rye
No 2, soc. Track prices, 2812c rate.
Wheat-No. 2 red. 6406412c; No. l red.
l cent premium. Corn-No. 2 yellow 4612
648c; No. yellow, 431a@461ac. oats
No. white 28d2912c; No. white, 26l2@
28i5c; old oats premium. 8 to 4 cents.
Clover-Prime. $3.50; December. S3.75;
February. 50: March. SO. Alsyke cash.
S8.25; December $780, February s8.75.
Butter fancy creamery 31032c. Eggs
| Current receipts 28@32c. Hay Timothy per
cWt. $780,
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Bg United Press

CHICAGO, Nov. -Hogs-Receipts, 49,
900, including 1900 direct active on best
kinds, 15c to mostly Csc higher than Fri
days average; packing sows strong to 10c
higher; good and choice. 21O-240 lbs,
$5@5.20: top. $500; 17O-21O lbs. $4.85@
$40; few 140-16D lbs, $4.75@5; pigs,
S4,25@4.50; packing sows, S4.25@4.50;
shippers took $500; estimated followers.
1000. Cattle-Receipts, 200; compared
week ago: strictly grain fed steers and
yearlings 25050c higher; heavies up most;
lower grades very uneven but mostly
steady price range on killing steers. widest
in trade history. top advancing this week
to Sl2. and common grassy kinds selling
at S3.50d4; best long yearlings. Sits;
mixed yearlings. Sl1.50; heifer yearlings,
S10.25; bulk killing steers, S7010.50; best
slaughter westerns, S. stockerS, $3.50;
stocker and feeders trade steady to Csc
higher; she stock 25-50c mostly SOC up;
bulls weak and vealers 50cMS1 higher;
approximately $4,000 rangers in receipts,
bulk being replacement cattle and she
stock Sheep-Receipts, 1000; todayS
market, nominal; for week ending Friday,
239 doubles from feeding stations 80, 700
direct; most classes unevenly steady to 25c
lower; sheep unchanged choice lambs be-
came scarce and showed almost complete
recovery as week closed; late bulk, good
and choice native and fed western lambs
S5.50@5.25; closely sorted natives. S6.35m
$40; western range lambs. S565.50 to
killers: native bucks. S450M525: throw
outs, S40450; fed yearlingS. S450M5: fat
ewes, S1.7502.50: white face range feed
ing lambs, S4,506475; few black faced
kinds, S475@490.
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New York Curb Market
(By Thomson & McKinnon1
Nov O.
Local Wagon Wheat
RAW SUGAR PRICES
; fBg Thomson q McKinnonF

CITY grain elevators are paving 55c for
No. . red wheat and Sac for No. ? hard
wheat
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S. NJ. IT,, TEXANS TIED
Unbeaten Rivals VIII Play for
Southern Conference Title.

BU United Press
DALLAS, Tex, Nov. S.-The
Southwest Conference champion
ship football race today appeared
narrowed down to a contest be-
tween the undefeated elevens of
Southern Methodist and Texas
Christian universities.
Conceding both teams victories
over Baylor, the conference title will
be decided when the two meet at
TT. Worth, Nov. %.
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b. Times Special

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Nov. 9-Hogs-Re-
ceipts 1900. 10c higher: 1920 lbs Sis;
224O-3oO lbs. s4.S5; 300 lbs up, $3.50 IFS
lbs dow. go; packing sows. $2.90G3 SIS:
stays, S2.65 down. Cattle-Receipts. l 200
fairly active best kinds strong others
about steady; few early sales medium and
6; top extra quality killers. ST SO: best
cows. 81 down; bulls. $22564; bulk light
stoekers, S5a6; Calves. $3.50. steady; top
d geg1ers' 81; bulk medium. s4@5; culls, $3.50
steady; best lambs, So: bucks. S.: throw
outs, So down; fat ewes. 50 down. Satur-
Gay an6 Sunday shipments: Cattle, %;
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Produce Markets

Eggs Country run)-Loss off delivered
in Indianapolis, zoe; henery quality No. l,
23c; No 2. 12c.
Poultry (buying prices) Hens weighing
lbs or over. Ice; under 5 lbs 15c; Leg
horn hens, 12c; broilerS, full feathered,
3l2 lbs. and up. 14c; bareback lie; Leg
horn broilers, 12c; spring chickens, AZ
lbs. and up, lac; under, lac; old
cocks, 5000; ducks. full feathered, &c;
geese. &C. These prices are for No. top
quality quoted by Kingan & Co.
Butter (wholesale)-No. l, 29030c; No.
2. 27028c.
Cheese wholesale selling price per
pound American loaf. 2324c; pimento
loaf. 2534c; Wisconsin firsts. 19c; Long
horns 19c; New York limberger. soc.
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BIZ United Press

CINCINNATI. o.. Nov. e.-Butter. steady;
creamery in tub lots according to score,
packing stock No. l, 25c No. 2, tic: No
8, 12c; butterfat. 24@26c. Realistically
cases included: extra f1rsts. Bic; firsts, 27c:
| seconds. 23c nearby ungraded, 28c. Live
poultry-Thin and coarse stock sell only
at heavy discount; fowls, 5 lbs, and over;
over. 14c Leghorns. lbs and over. l2c;
roosters. 10c; broilers colored. l lb. and
over zoe; u lbs. and over zoe; 2 lbs.
and over zoe: fryers lbs. and over,
18c; partly feathered. 10c; Leghorn hroil-
ers. lb. and over, zoe: 11a lbs. and over,
20c 2 lbs. and over: 18c; Leghorn stays,
4 lbs and over 16c.
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Bank CIearingS
INDIANAPOLIS srArEMENr
CHICAGO STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS STATEMENT
Nov. g.
Glearlngs .....................S2 50. 752 600. 90
N~N40S &C. $500. -...--........ 5,U50UOO. 90
CHICAGO STATEMENT
Nov. @
9nI.leS 10000. S39, 300 O00. 90
-|"AS'AASSo 3.*.s. ............. 1900 1000. 90
TREASURY STATEMENT
Nov. g.
Net balance for Nov. g.. .$256, 25I, 743. Ga
1z1MptsnoltuIes .....;--........ 10. 168, 662 ct
customs rect. month to date SIG ASS. 90
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BIZ United Press

FIT. WAYNE. Ind Nov. 9.-Hops-Pe-
eeeipts Il, 10 cents higher, 100 to I56 lbs.
lbs. s4.65: 100 to 1870 lbs. s4so: IL 18o TO- fo
2oo lbs, $3.50: 200 to 225 lbs. Sal 5: 225 IN
200 q d5s- SS-O5; $50 to 300 lbs. S5'o5; $50
70 3OO lbs, S5.1 s. 300 to $50 lbs a
calves. IS: lambs. SSH. -. ~
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RAJ Tinted Prose-

CLEVELAND. Nov. Butter, eggs.
poultry. no quotes today. Potatoes-Ohio
mostly soc per bushel sack: Maine
Green mountain mostly 81; few s1.10 per
l00-lb. sack. Idaho Russets mostly. SITS;
few. S1,8001.85 per 100-lb sack
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BIZ United Press

NEW YORK. Nov, 9.-zPotatoes Market
1880 ITS Darrell Idaho, $2.15@2.5O sack
BASKETS p$i5oSi75: southern Baskets
d60c; southern barrels, $1@1.25 Flour
Market quiet spring patents, s4.95@5.2C
barrel. Pork-Market quiet; mess, SCI sc
barrel. Lard-Market. steady; middle west
spot, .071@ .O72c per ID. Tallcw-Market
quiet; special to extra, .OSH@.0s5sc ID
Dressed poultry-Market, quiet; turkeys, 15
@35c; chickens, 17@S3c; broilers, 17632c;
fowls. 10@23c; ducks, 12@16c; Long Is
land ducks. 16@18c. Live poultry-Mar-
fowls, 12922c; turkeys. 200 soc; ROSTERS
13c; chickens. 14@22c; broilers. 13@62c;
capons, 22@30c. Cheese-Market, steady;
state whole milk, fancy to specials 171a6
1885, young Americas, fresh. 1494@15712c.
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Chicago Grain Ranqe
BIZ Times Special

CHICAGO Nov. .-Carlots-Wheat. 70;
corn. 1877; oats, 30; rye. 2. and barley ID.
By Times Special
CHICAGO, Nov. Primary receipts
Wheat, 1000 600 against 1850, 900; corn
SOL 600, against CSC, 900; oats. 1874 ,000
against 1886 900. Shipments: Wheat 997 600
against 1.384O00 corn $4,000. against
5l2, 900; oats, 1,119,000 against 100000.
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DOw-JOneS
Summary

California crude oil output in week
ended Nov. 7. averaged 4e5. $50 barrels
daily. an increase Of 1850 barrels over
preceding week.
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Crispus Attacks high school music
department will give the second Of
series of monthly musicales at 4
Sunday afternoon in the school
auditorium.
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'1O-YEAR PLAN
IN U. S. URGED
National Group to Take Up
Labor Proposal.
By United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, June 15.-As q re-
suit Of a suggestion by Matthew
VOL, vice president of the Amer
lean Federation Of Labor, that "the
time has come to meet the cold
blooded Communist five-year plan
with a warm blooded ten-year plan
Of democratic idealism," James w.
Gerard, chairman Of the commits
sion on industrial inquiry Of the
National Civic Federation, has sent
letters to 500 leaders of industry
and finance, it was learned today.
The letters propose the calling of
a national congress to study posi-
biIities Of bringing about an eco
nomic readjustment in the United
States.
Problems to be considered by the
congress would include determining
the annual national human re-
quirements in commodities and
service for ten years; the immediate
visible supply of required conmodi-
ties and apportioning among indus
trial divisions their respective tasks
Of production and handling. The
establishment of a six-hour day and
a five-day week. also was mentioned
by VOL as important.
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State, City Officials in. Rite
Sunday at Riverside
Park Colorado.

With state and city officials pay
ing high tribute to memory OF
Thomas Taggart, former mayor and
Democratic leader, the Thomas Tag
CART colonnade in Riverside park
was dedicated formally Sunday aft
ernoon before a crowd Of more than
three hundred.
Speakers on the program includ-
ed Governor Harry C. Leslie. Mayor
Reginald H. Sullivan and George j
Marott. Michael E. Foley, former
park board member, presided, and
Bishop Joseph M. Francis gave the
invocation and benediction.
Mr. Taggart's rise from a boy
washing dishes in a restaurant to
one of the foremost figures in In
diana, was described by Marott.
During his administration as
mayor, Mr.. Taggart was responsible
for acquisition by the city Of hun
dreds Of acres Of park land, acting
In spite Of bitter opposition.
During his administration, in 1897,
the city acquired the 1000 acres Of
Taggart Riverside park for s243.O
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Plane to Be Exhibited

a new type plane being manu-
featured at Milan, Ind, was DEM
onStrated at municipal airport Sun
day afternoon.
The plane, a Cloude coupe, shown
Tor the first time at the recent De-
troit air show, is a Sesqui-mono-
plane. 1t has the usual monoplane
wing, with the addition of a Short
lower wing which is removable.
The plane is used as a n1onoplane
ior ordinary flying, and with addi-
ton OF the short lower wing be-
comes a reliable stunt plane, ac-
cording to its builders.
1t is in the light plane class, and
remarkable performance Character
lsticS are claimed for it.
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TORNADO WHIPS
over ENGLAND
Damage Toll in Terrific
Storm Is Heavy.
BIZ United Press

By United Press
LONDON, June ia tornado
struck widely separated sections of
the British Isles Sunday. Two per-
sons were killed and many injured
at Birmingham. Numerous build
ings were unroofed.
Floods accompanied the tornado
and inundated the streets at
Blackpool. Many feet of water
stood in low-lying sections. Many
railroads were flooded and trains
diverted over other routes.
Hailstones, some reputedly four
and one-half inches around, raw
aged Portsmouth, while severe hail
storms were reported at Liverpool,
Scarborough, Bridlington, Chester,
Cheltenhanl and Salisbury.
A cloudburst in Wales flooded
many villages. One report said a
crew of seven men was drowned
when the fishing smack 1418, out
Of Boulogne. France, collided with
an unidentified steamer in the Eng
lish channel.
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CHURCH WAR over
Pope's Note Delivered as
Clubs Are Reopened.

By United Press
ROME, June 15.-The Vatican's
fourth note concerning the Italo-
Vatican controversy was delivered to
the Italian foreign Office today.
The pope had received Nfonsignor
Francesca Borgongini-Duca, papal
nuncio Of Italy, at noon and it had
been understood that their CONVEX
sation was preliminary to delivery
of the latest note.
Contents of the note were not
divulged. Several Catholic young
mems clubs were reopened today in
Rome and Turin, which was con-
strued as indication that settle
ment Of recent difficulties had been
achieved.
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Painting and Papering
HOME MAINTENANCE


General house cleaning; woodwork.
walls. windows washed. Painting, paper
hanging and cleaning. est free. Ia. 1915.
PAPER HANGNG-Palnting wall paper,
samples. esti. J. HAMILTON. Dr.. z203-M
ATNTING-Interior; exterior; 'First-class
work reasonable prices, IS my moIto.
CHAS. PIERSALL, 1888 Climber. Or. 1850.
Paper FURNIsEED-And hung. Personal
service; $3.50 up. @. FREW. Be. 0858-R.
PAPER HUNG-I21z cents roll: Al work.
Plaster patching. House painting. II. 5z20.
GENERAL paint. sprav or brush. inside or
out. CLAIBORNE. Or. 6534.
PAPER furnished and hung, 81 room up
cleaning, plastering: WORK guar. Ri Zz54:
PAPER HANGNG-15c per roll. Plaster
ing cleaning VAN & son. Dr.. 3299.
PAPER CLEANING-Exeellent service. 81
a room O'DONALD. RI. 1928.
PAPERING average rooms 2 for SIS: sam
pies shown. satisfaction guar. Be. 37zI-R.
PAINTING-Pape- hanging. l5c roll:
floor work: sample guarn. wa. l10l. R-z:
PAINTING PAPER BANGING. IF you
DON'T CALL HU. $3.50. WE BOTH LOSE.
PAPER CLEANING. exp. Use a room. B.
THOMPSON. Ii 3l6e.
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SAW Ia PRESIDENTS

chicago Newspaper Man Wants
Peep at Hoover to Make it Is.
By United Press
CHICAGO, June 15.-In 1861. at
Hudson, O., James ABBOTT, a news
paper man, saw President of the
Ohlted States for the first time. The
PRESIDENT was Lincoln. Since then
Anott has seen Presidents johnson
Grant' Hayes, Garfield, Arthur
cleveland Harrison, MCKINLEY
roosevelt, Taft, Wilson. Hardino
ana Coolidge. He has never scar
Herbert Hoover. That's WIN he o e
gong to Springfield Wednesday
Wnen the President will be- fhe~s
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Plane Is Demonstrated

The Cloud Coupe, new light
sesqui-monoplane, manufactured at
Milan, Ind, was demonstrated Sun
day at municipal airport by John
Sutherland, former Embry- Riddle
pilot.
In addition to the ordinary high
nlonoplane wing, the plane has
shorter lower wings which can be
removed when additional stability
is not needed. The plane carries
two passengers side-by-side, and is
made to sell at nominal price, a
course OF instruction being included
in the purchase price.
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Hard Word
By United Press

By United Press
WASHINGTON, June 15.-
To Senator Jim Davis Of Penn
sylvania, persons who besnirch
the names Of Americas ma
tionaI heroes are "breuads."
He used the term in a Flag
day address because, he said,
no word in the English Ian
guage fttingly describes my
contempt for such vile crea-
lures" "Breuad" Is Welsh and
means "a worm that eats the
flesh of the dead"
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CART00NIST is ROBBED

$4,000 in Jewels Surrendered to
Thugs by Creator of Andy Gunlp.
By United Press
CHICAGO, June 15.-After losing
$4,000 worth Of jewels in Michigan
avenue, Sidney Smith, creator of the
Andy Gulnp cartoon, said today his
one regret was that he had a sore
hand couldn't stake a sock" at
the two gunner who robbed him
and Mrs. Smith.
The cartoonist started to strike
one OF the robbers with his cane,
but changed his mind when threat
ened with a gun by the other. The
Jewels were insured.
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In the Air

Weather condition at a. m:
Northeast wind, 10 miles an
hour; temperature, rs; barometric
pressure, 3006 at sea level; cell
ing, unlimited; visibility, miles;
field good.
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RAIDERS SEIZE YACHT
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, June 15.-one If
Cae largest and most elaborated ~
equipped vessels in a rum row cam CAM
palgn-the l66-foot steam va l,i,
SuaILWas captured by coast
guardsmen today a mile off Mo- NO.
gauk Point at the eastern tin DIT of
Long Island. P u
me surf, coast guardsmen said
carried a cargo OF liquor worth be-
we wen : $4,000 Soo and 100000. There
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Cars-any Makes and Models Advertised Tonghs Want Ads
Lost and Found

roST-Two valuable diamond rings u
handkerchief; lib. rev. Ret. 3zl W. 25n
T0ST-S1iitcese between Flackville and
Speedway Reward. Mr.. Pehley. BE Zzo4
TTST-Platinum and diamond fraternity
pin: reward. Call II. 4ll5.
IOST-Rose ring with diamond; good re-
ward Ii. 1904. lo26 College. Apt. q.
CET-Black Persian. hair on each side
E 18th. Pleasant Run. rev. II. 1855.
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DEDICATE SITE TO
TAGGART MEMORY

ne also purchased for the citv
1sooksioe park at a cost of s25.0oo
Hlgniand park for $4,000 and IN
olanola park for S9000
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No Business Boom, Prediction

no buSlneSS Boom, Prediction
By United Press
ST. LOUIS, June I5.-The next
year will not witness any senss+ions s
recovery in business, A. D. McNfuI-
len OF Oklahoma City, president of
the National Retail Credit Associ-
atlon' predicted today prior to the
organizations annual convention
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Death Notices

GUYoN. JOSEPH MTCHAET-Age 81 years.
husband OF Amber r. Guyoa. father OF
ALBERT J. and William L. Guyon, passed
Foytieth st. Friends NAV eau AZ SEIRIEY
5SoS. CENTRAL CHAPTER, Tenth and
1nlnok St Fureral from CHAPEL
Iuesday &c !;So p.1 n. Friends invited.
HuEaa@ Eainsaaz, = Thursday.
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Store-Ofice Supplies

THREE desks with chal. for sale. Rsa-
soHsslss Call II, 1855, feF information.
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Business Announcements
OLD FLOORS REFINISHED

OLD FLOORS REFINISIIED
estimates on new floors. II. 1870
FLOOR Covering cheap. Estimate free.
30-day offer, 12xl4 kitchen S12. includ-
Ing expert laying, variety Of patterns.
SO S. Brookville blvd.
ELECTRIC-sweepers, irons washing ma
chimes repaired; lawn mowers Sharpened.
1912 Ashland. He 2845.
FOR expert engineering serVice, machine
and tool designing, reas. rates. call JOHN
WATSON. IT. 1851. 405 Spencer Ave.
GEN REPAIR-Brick. cement. plastering
carpentering. hard time prices. Ii. 2705.
BATH ROOM-Complete. s60 PLUMBING &
heating installed: reasonable: Ia. 1857
HARDWOOD FLOORs-sanded and REIN
ished all work guar. WOLFE. Or. 01l4-R
OLD FLOORS REPAIRED
EST. Furn. IT. 747s.
HOUSE WRECKING-Chimne repairing:
general hauling: reas. DR.. l042-W.
Rug Cleaners
sx12 DOMESTIC rug cleaned. s1.75. CHIEF
RUG CLEANING GO. HUI. 1882
TRY TIMES WANT ADS FOR BUSINESS
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Houses for Rent

ADDISON. s., 402-6-room. pantry. back
porch. garage; SIT. Be. 1877.
ARROW, 1851 room seml-modern; $40.
Adults onlv CHI 440o
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: MANCHESTER, s62 \. l'ENN:

A4ANCAES4 Eft. 500 N AENN.
Bedroom apartment Fr1g. cAtre. all
utilities; from $3.50 70 5000. l.. 1871.
NEW YORK. W. s37-4 rms. heat. water
furn.: suitable for doctor or dentist.
2002 w. WASHINGTON.
SEE CUSTODIAN.
RUCKLE. zoos rms: bedrn. apt:
low rate. Ri. 7243: ewes. Ia. l66s-M.
nth. W. 42-Ncelv decorated kitchenette
apartment: utilities furnished: $50.
Apply Apt. !. THE GRANT.
TENTH. E.. 1851 mod. apt: heat. water
and ianitor service; garage. Gu. 2156.
DARTMOUTH APIS.
Mich. e, 22l. IDEAL coy furn. or IN
furn. apts.; utilities included; sac up.
indianapolis Rental Bureau
Desirable apartments in any part Of
city. furnished and unfurntshec, from S25
10 s125. TRANSPORTATION furnished. No
charges or obligations. Ii. 1901 evenings
and sunday. Wa. 0433. OF Be. 3li4.
Apt. Rental Bureau
we have apartments for rent anywhere
In the city north OF washington St.: let
US help you ind one; positively no extra
commission and no obligation. We usually
furnish Car and driver TO show apis
without extra charge. Call ri. 1871. day
and night service.
1914. n. ,BEVILLE--Upper duplex. I rooms
and bath; 6heat, hg5 gas ana wa aTE IsE
HARpT. Ii. 1850. Eu. sl2t. 800
22D. E, .515B-Upper duplex; 4 rms, BATH;
newly decorated priv. front, rear entr.;
summer rate, $50; winter, Sac IT. 1913.
WASHINGTON. E., 5Ol6-5-rm. modern;
shady, cool: front and back porches; good
heat in winter: tEducement. II. 6663.
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Building Materials

CLOSING out stock Of builders supplies,
hardware, paint, roofing: in fact almost
everything 70 build or repair with Also
tricks and Office equiment. Ask for list
OF items. Ia. 25i0. Allied Coal and Mat.
Co, 2ti2 Northwestern. Dealers invited.
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ARROW, 1911
Groom mod. single; garage; reduced
to S22. so.
scHMID & SMITH. INC. REALTORS.
BELLEFONTAINE, 201e-8-room mod. q
car garage; SIS He. 1910.
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Musical Instruments

SOLO. concerto mahogany player. bench
and rolls; $50.
Viking MUSIC CO..
40 E. Ohio st.
SAXOPHONES-Sl0 down, free lessons:
easy payments LORENZ SAX SCHOOL,
Pembroke Arcade. Ii. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL mahogany grand: positively
guaranteed; priced S65.
Viking MUSIC CO.
40 8. Ohio ST.
HOBART 81. CABLEMode-n case. ma
hogaay upright: price SIS.
Viking MUSIC co.
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COLE BEGINNERS

GOLF BEGINNERS
lessons. So. Phone Ia. 5e14.
MEN-WOMEN, 1886. SI0500-s280 month.
mon education usually sufficient. Valu-
able book with list positions-sample,
coaching-FREE. Write Immediately
Franklin Institute. Dept. 70 K. Rochester,
FREE HAWAIIAN GUTTAR-To each new
pupil; play popular music in 70 weeks
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Love letters written to Starr in
The months Immediately preceding
her death were in the hands OF the
Investigators, who said they were
of more Importance than the diary.
Some Of the letters were written a
uew days before the girl died.
Check Of the names, initials, and
bet names signed to these letters
with the names and initials men
toned In the diary indicated an
entirely new set of men had come
into tbs adventurous girls life re-
Gently.
A search Of the Long Island
beaches was under way in the hope
pf finding the girls hat, coat, bags.
khoes and lingerie, which are still
paissing.
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2Q22 Chestal
DICKSON -21I- Close In

Four rooms: lights, gas. city water: Sl4
Schrnid & Smith, Inc, Realtors
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THE BERWICk

BELLEFONTAINE. 23iS-Recently redeco-
rated lower apt. rms. bath. heat. wat.
sal. fuEaisAsdi reduced FsHs. pF. s3co.
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Cottages and Resorts
Investments

ANY part of SIS 900 common stock in mfg.
business established fifteen years. Ten
per cent minimum guaranteed; closest
investigation invited. Times Box A-186