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Prices Were Never LoerMany Bargains Are onghs Ads
Houses for Rent

PROSPECT, 42s-5 rms, mod, s24. E.
Raymond, 1912. 4 rms, semi-mod. $40.
Goodlet. e0e. rms. semi-modern, $40
PINE. ~, 403-5 rooms and hath. water
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Building Materials

2 STORERMS w; living rms. adjoining
Sale or trade small town prop. Be. 1913.
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SWINE STEADY
TO 20 CENTS
OFF AT YARDS
Cattle Market Unchanged;
Buyers Force VeaIerS
Up so Cents.

With the exception of some
weighty butchers around 20 cents
off, hogs showed a steady tone this
morning at the yards. The bulk,
100 to 300 pounds, sold for $3.50 to
s6.75; early TOP holding at $675.
Receipts were estimated at $500;
holdovers were 255.
Steady prices prevailed in the
weekend cleanup trade in cattle.
Receipts were 300. Vealers were so
cents higher at $1,000 down. Calf
receipts were 600.
Better grade lambs brought $3.50
to SITS in the sheep market. Trend
steady. Receipts numbered 1000.
Top price was SO.
Chicago hog receipts were $4,000,
including 1000 direct. Holdovers,
5000. Early sales and bids around
steady with thursdays average.
Choice Of 100 to 22O-pound weights
were bid $3.50 to $685., while heavier
weights around 23O pounds were bid
at $3.50. Cattle receipts were 1900.
Calves, 700, and steady. Sheep re-
ceipts, 10000; market unchanged.
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Single House. SIS

Six rooms. elec. It's. gas. city water
paid: 839 East Maryland
Dunlop & Holtegel, 122 E. Market
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MartS Closed

All major financial and COM
modify markets of the country
will remain closed today and
Monday with the exception OF
Chicago, Indianapolis and
minor livestock exchanges,
which close Monday only, in
observance of the Labor day
holiday. Trade will be re-
sumed Tuesday morning by all
markets.
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CBy Thomson & McKinnonl
Produce Markets

Eggs country runl-Loss on delivered in
indianapolis. l2c: henerv quality No. l.
lac: No. 2. &c.
Poultry tbuvine prtces) Hens weighing
horn hens, i5c: 1880 6foilefs, full feathered
ga lbs. and up 23c: under 21c: bare
back, 12c; Leghorn broilerS.. 15c; spring
chickens. 4 lbs and over. zoe: under
lbs. lie; ducks. &C: old cocks $780, ducks.
full feathered. fat whites. &C.: geese. &c.
These, prices are for, No. TOP quality
Butter wholesaler No. l, s1@S2c: No.
. 29GpSoc.
Butterfat-27c.
Cheese Wholesale selling price per
pound --American ioaf. 23Ac;. pimento
loaf. 2534c: wisconsin flrsts. 19c: Long
horns. l9c: New York limberger. soc
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Rn rnitrd Press

ST. LOUIS. Sept. 4-Hogs- Receipts
1000; market. steady to LOG lower; top.
iSoS lbs Ss.s5G6'25: ioo-iSO lbs. $4,000
$50: sews. mostly s425G5.25: with o few
around $3.50. Catt!e--Receipts. 1000;
calves. recelLts. 500: market receipts too
ligh. to maze 4 market: vealers 25c low
er: other classes mostly steady in clsan-
up trade: rot enough steers on sale 10
lines and letters principally. of a Lind to
sell around 81. COWS larSelv S3.2594 2s:
Sc so: good and cAooics vealers. $40. Sheep
Receipts. 1900: market. steady; TOP
lambs to city butchers, $780, bulk 70
common throwouts. $3.50: fat ewes. SO
down: lambs 90 lbs. down. good and
chcoice. S6.756750; medium. S5d6.75: al
lbs medium to choice. SLOPES: all
weights. Gull and common. 50cWSl.25.
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Legal Notices
SALE OF SCHOOL B.

SALE OF SCHOOL BONDS 80.
Notice is hereby. given that Sealeoo n1qS
School I5i't Township Of ElkhaTt County In
diana at the office OF the trustee trustee OF Of
said TOwnship located at R sne corner n Ell q
hart. Indiana, up to noon, tWeIve o I ioS1
M. on the 25th day OF September, 1871
for the purchase 81 nInH syR Of 81 900 90
each. of said Osolo School Township, each
bearing date of July oath, 1881. E.,
A description of said bonds is as tol-
lows. They are payable to bearer. bearing
interest at the rate of four ana one
half per cent per annum, payanle Se a,1d
'Iuiv in each year hereafter. such inter
est to be evidenced by interest," coupoa1s1
attached to said bonds. the prl nelTeH
Bank Ban Elkhart. Indiana. as and , when
they respectively fall due. sara Don ac,S
being payable one thousanu oollars Oh 60 -.
of the dates January "a, 1885. to January
~ said bonds are issued and negotiated
for the purpose OF PAYNE Ing 6Snos9soSIHd Ss
School Building now located IN salo
township same to be used for common
ScT Tbe Election of said school house addie
ton and the issuing and negosslatlohb es on
said school bonds have. heretofore DeeM
authorized by the Trustee ana aAnIn HISVed
hv the State Board of Tax CommlSsloheIsSt;
Said bonds will be sold to the nIgni ess
and best bidder LOT CASH; am c 80 iT,fer-
est s from their date. Bidders are F reg foT
state the nqmp fSev Of viii Ppn pay p for the the
b Sn1 bid for and accrued interest TO
rapSf6sr The fhSserT Fsht B sS r m9st
any anu aoiou,,,n a. bV a certified check or
Bank 6s Cashiers check equal to three PEI PEI
cent Of the value Of the n sa 9Sns School,
1 Tnw;n pdySuie said s check to be held as
guarantee, that the bidder VIII comply
with tn his ssid Pug s5th day of September 1881,
at 7sS O'clock NJ all ia bids G4fce vii ~ sa ID
0pen at p"SS; Said bonds will be delivered
10 the purchaser at said bank upon r the
iooSsoLo SCHOOL TOWNSHIP
L. D. NEHER,
WAYNE SELLERS.
l. J. FISHER. s
Advisory Board.
Joseph M. CONNORS. Trustee.
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CINCINNATI. Sept. 4.-Hogs-Receipts.
2 500: heldover $50: mostly zoe lower. slow
at decline weights below 40 lbs and
grade Is0-2s0-lb. averages. largely $3.50:
some 260-27O lbs. $3.50: 2s0-3o0 lbs down
to S625; l2a-l50 lbs. mostly Sc; l50-l70
S4Gi4.75: smooth ilghtwelghls IS. Cattle
Receipts. 800: calves SIS; slow. about
steady. mostly catch-as-catch- market
d6 IS: sprnkling Of vearl.ngs. S7.25efB;
most beef COWS S3.5094so: low cutters
and cutter cows. Szsf3,a5; bulls IN better
choice 5000. scmc weakness on lower
grades At $3.50 down. Sheep-Receipts.
i 500: slow Generally steady; better grade
eve and wether lambs. 81 to mostly $3.50;
some upward to So: common throwoutS 81
M450. buck lambs S6N65Q: fat ewes
largely 81 50 downward.
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Other Livestock



CHICAGO. Sept. Receipts. 49,
600 including 5000 direct: steady to 10c
los, ss'5oGe.65; TOP, $67o: 26o-s2o ib 5sU
S5Q5.5O; packing sows. S425@5: smooth
lbs. good and cRooice, S.; 75&6 IS: iiEHs
s6,l9Q6.70; medium weights 2OO-25O lbs,
S 5000 AND go che slhoice S. 4O967Oj heavy
medium and good. $4.25GS5 4o S Slaughter hfeit
pigs l9o,fSo lbs good AND oS choice, $475@
ceipts. 700; general market slow, steady
TO weak; no choice fed steers here. bulk
OF steer CROP comprising grassy Texas
and common and medium grade natives
at $5.50W7.50: best available around $3.50;
July eay ana nat s she stoc i9W weaR nd ve 9d
steers. soo,99o iBs.i good and ' Choice.
1907 $685. Ssoa a good chO and
choice. s7.75@10;1 600-l300 lbs. common
and medium S4s25@7s5;o bel hedfsGs 55Or8SO
and medium. s3,25@725 cows. good and
choice $4@6.75; common and medium,
S275Q4; low cutter and cutter, S1.50Q2,75;
4.25:, vealers. milk fed, good and choice.
$587; stocker and feeder. cattle. steers.
1850 iSs SooGd and eh9 &c $1,000 $780,
Rsceipts. 1900: fat lambs, slow. few
early sales natives around steady; best to
city. butchers, S7.s5; bulk to packers: SIC
steady. sheep scarce. steady: feeding
lambs fairly active and fully steaay;
slaushter sheep and LAMPS ss Lamps as 81 i3S
S5.2566.T5: all weights common, S375d
SIS, ewes 90-I5o lbs medium to choioce,
75cGI Si.75: feeding lambs. 5O-75 lbs. good
and choice. S5.2oU5SS.
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BIZ Times Special

LOUISVILLE. SEPT. 4;-Hogs.,-Receiptsss;
eco; zoe lower; 1920 i5s. ses5; 24or$SoO
s5.is: $50 lbs down. S5.25: packing sows,
SS.2514: stays, So down Cattle-Re,
ceipts, 500; steady; medium and good
slaughter steers and ha!ferS. S5.5066.
Calves-Receipts. ESQ., steady: best veal
ers. $3.50: throwoUts. $3.50 down: medium
calves, 81 5oTe. Sheep and lambS-Re
celpts $50: steady: best fat lambs. Ss.T5al
4: buck lambs. Sc; light Eat lambs. s4@S;
throwautS. $3.50 down. western breeding
ewes mostly $3.50 per head. Thursdays
shipments: Cattle. none. calves 2S3; hogs.
none: sheep. 2SS.
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Business Announcements

OLD CHAIRS MADE NEWLY rebottom-
ing in cane, hickory or reed. Call Board
of Industrial Aid for the Blind Ha. 05S3,
BATH ROOM-Complete. $50: plumbing &
heating installed: reasonable. Ia. 1851
ALI KINDS of furnace work Work
guaranteed. Inspection free. IT. 748l,
FURNACE REPAIRING-rn guarn 10 save
YOU money: cleaned Sl.50, IT. 276S eve.
LET me put a new roof on YOUR garage.
Al painter: references. He. 1903 eve.
PAPER HANGING-Hung and furnished
S4 so up. GLENN FREW Be. 063S-R
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PTrrsBURGH. Sept. 4-Hogs-R Receipts,
$50: mefEet steady 70 l0c lower: l70-26o
iso lbs se3s1G.7s: piss. larssiy s56sGs:
packing sows. s42sSi.75. Cattle-Re-
ceipss. So market little change; common
sleerk 65G5 rs. Calves Receipts. 100;
market steady. choice sealerS $40 down.
ward. medium to good CRATE. s74o. sheep
.-Receinss. 800; market. steady. bulx
weights down 70 Sc; mos common and
medium grade. 33.5005.5o.
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Local Wagon Wheat
New York Liberty Bonds

City grain elevators are paying SIC for
No. , red wheat and Soc for No. 2 hard
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Automobiles for Sale
Special Today Only

1929 Ford Tudor, new tires, upholstery
clean as q pin. Motor in Al condition,
$3.50.
NORTH SIDE CHEVROLET co.
$50 (. Gard st. Hu. 7710.
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Lost and Found

tOST-One set of drawing instruments on
55eecn Grove car, July 30th Reward. Il
-Ransben. 2114 s. State st.
GREY coin purse, Containing money and
cneck: Owner needs badly. Lost vicinity
Gas Co. Reward. Ii. 1865.
S!pEINGER Spaniel, female, brown, white:
FatSy,- lost west side. Ri. 1864
POLICE ,DOG-Male. tan. black, Name
Rex. childs pet. Ir. 1908.
CHlLDS PET-Light brown hound Name
Queen. Reward. CHI 1921.
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1a7 so and Papering

FdE dlIu IL -- 10
PAPER hanging, painting and al k d161 OF
repairing; prices reasonable. IA. 0z0I.
PAINTING. exterior. interior: comp; ln aSen
HENDRIX DINKLA, $3.50 e. 34tn. IN 2229:
PAPER CLEANING-Excellent service; 81
room O'DONALD. Ri. 4628 1873.
PAPER HANGINGEaHung an0 0oa duEnlSlieu
pApEP furn and hung $3.50 per room.
81 81 % ooo4 FRANK JACKSON Ir. 2412
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Radio and Equipment
Store-Omce Supplies

R. G. A. TUBES-Repair all electric radios.
LINCOLN RADIO SERVICE. Ii. 1l26.
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NOTICE OF BIDS ON SUPPLIES FOR
THE USE OF THE PUBLIC IN
STITUTIONS OF THE STATE OF IN
DIANA.
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
purchasing Committee for the benevolent
and correctional institutions of the State
Of Indiana. will receive at the Office OF
its Secretary Room 326 State House.
until 10 o'clock q. m Sept. IA 1881,
realed bids on Groceries and Laundry
supplies now on fle in the office Of its
Secretary of the Committee.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-
serves the right to reject any and all
bids and to waive technical defects
DAILY Z. mccoy. Secretary.
September. !. 1891.
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Legal Notices

Sealed Proposals will be received by the
Director of the Indiana State Highway
Commission, at the Commissions Office
on the third floor of the State House
Senate Avenue, Indianapolis, Indiana
until 10 O'Clock a. m. Sept. II. 1881 on
from four 10 six automobiles.
invitation giving detailed oeScrlpuon
third door of the State House Annex. In
dianapolis. Indiana.
The right is reserved to reject any or
all bids.
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AGENCY-Typewriters any make,
special rental price; $3.50 per month; SIS
for months. Ii 47l2.
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Miscellaneous Wanted
Machinery & Tools

WE DO Electric and Mechanical expert
ment and development work: also cleo
trio motor repairing.
Meier Electric & Machine Co.
1925 E washington st Ir IT'S
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WINTER IS AROUND THE CORNER
BETTER PRICES NOW.
Best West Va. blk. clean fkd. 500
B Best. Is; Crki or clean Ky fkd... go. 90
Best Red Ash smokeless POGO. lp.. 500
UNION ICE AND COAL co.
Delivered anywhere in city. DR.. 1921.
1T will pay you to visit our yard and
see the difference in good coal"
FRIEDRICH COAL co.
POCAHONTAS NO. RED ASH. So 90
WEST VIRGINIA. LARGE LUMP $500
sol Beecher st. DR.. 1892.
1920 E. 40th St. Wa. 5666
West Side Cash Coal Co.
10 N. Richland Belmont 30l4.
"Once Coaled by Us. Never Cold Again"
SUMMER PRICES
ECONOMY FUEL SUPPLY co.
DIR. 1920. DIR. 1921.
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Houses for Rent

Four rooms, double: Sl5.75.
GREGORY g. APPEL. INC. Ii 7491.
ADAMS. 2O16-5-room. strictly modern
double, $3.50: water paid. Oh: 400.
ADAMS. 2SO9-One-half coy. double;- 4
rooms. garage. water pd.: s18. Ri. 1888.
BARTH. I86S-5-room mod, brick veneer
double garage. DR.. .2420W.
BEVILLE, N, 1905 rooms, mod, except
furnace; garage. SO: Ri. 644l.
2713 CLIFTON.
FIye-Toom semi-modern double $500
EDISON. 844-Walking distance; rms;
mod: water paid; SIS. Ii. 1884.
FLETCHER AVE 3838-6-rm. mod. except
furnace, $22.50. HOOSIER FUNDING
CORP, L. 1880. HUI. 6124.
FULTON. 7S2-2s-,5. 6 rooms: mod; except
GENT, 2103-Bargain, 4 rms; gas; cleo;
inside toilet. wa. pd.; gar; SIC; good
condt.; near Perry Stadium. Ii. 1862.
HARRIS 27-6 rooms modern: neer Wash.
High: garage. Be. 0746.
HARDING. N. 2252-Dandy Arm. house:
mod. exc. tub and furn.: nice neighborhd.
KEYSTONE. N. 1921 rms, easily heat
ed. toilet. wa. pd.. gar. S18. Ri. 0645.
LA SALE ST. l344-6-rm. double: newly
decorated throughout desirable location.
INQUIRE. Telephone Oh. 2076-R.
LEE, 147o-5 rms. .semi-mod.. newly dec.
blks. from school. wa. I'd. Ri 1852.
W. MARKET AND BERWICK-Very neat.
Arm. house: well. electricity. Be. 6409.
MICHIGAN. E.. 520-7 rooms. semi-nod
clean. ready for occupancy: gas. cleo.
lights. Rent S13. water furnished. o.
WINKENHOFER. Riley 5124.
MKIM AVE, 2lS-4 rms: modern; full
basement $50.
MORRIS, W., 208-3 rms. easily heated.
sink toilet. wa. pd. Red. $40. Ri. 0645.
PROSPECT. t32T-Near Fountain Square.
Rent reduced; attractive apt. large
rooms. BATH. kitchen large enough for
utnettes porch. garage Spic and span.
AdultG &2a. Oh. 1919.
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Room for Rent With Board

DELAWARE, N, 843-Strictly mod. rm.:
twin beds; gentlemen; reas. Ii. 6209
GRAY. N. 958-s5 for nm. and board: car
line: private: congenial. Oh. 3232-R
MERIDIAN. N. .224s-Parents & children.
VIII care for children of emp. Ia. 1903,
NEW JERSEY, N. 2229-Nice front rm..
modern, real home: privileges: home
cooking II desired: garage. Ia. 4706
OXFORD. N. 39-Sman BOYS, in Al
nome. near school. Oh. 3415-J.
18TH; E. 604--Nieely furn. rru, bath. 2
meals OPTIONAL: home priv. Ri. 1915
NICELY furn. rm. for couple EMPLOYED or
Young men: G. S. preferred. ia. 0486
10TH. E.. 2417-Desirable front very clean.
people: reasonable. privileges. CHI 3472
MCINTYRE HOTEL-1523 NJ Cap; clean.
desirable rooms with board. 81 per week.
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Rent Housekeeping Rooms

BROOKsIDE. 2524-2 upstairs rooms:
everything furnished: $3.50:
FLETCHER. l2S3-Living rn1., 6ee eT 2,
kitchenette apt. front ent Dr. 20o.-ls:
FOUNTAIN SQUARE, nicely furn; front
rms, next bath; reduced. DR.. 5240-K.
GROFF. -I441-2 rms: everything furn.;
private entrance; S.. BE. 4231-J.
HARLAN 1873 front furn. rms; bath;
ground floor. Dr.. 2432
MERIDIAN. S., 1902 rms. next bath. So;
/ rn.. sink, SIS. Adults. Dr.. 5442.
MERIDIAN. n, 1872 rms. private
lavatorv. priv. entrance: gar. opt: Ieas:
NEW JERSEY, N. 134-Lodging. clean,
rms, for the night. 25c and Soc RI 4l42.
OHIO E 54O-Idght housekeeping and
sleeping rooms: $3.50 up per week
PROSPECT. 7l9-Nice. clean, furn. modern
rm.. home cooking. DR.. 6022
ST. JOE. e.. 2I5-2 front rms: downstairs.
modern. sink: reas. FL. 52I3.
TALBOT. N. 1852 rms. kitchenette
garage. private entrance: $3.50. Ia. 1883:
WALCOTT. N. 27-2 nicely furnished
modern rooms. man and wife. 50.
WASH e.. 1920 connecting. front down
stairs: everything furn.: range. sink.
Z F1ODERN FURNISHED RMS.-For house
Keeping Private entrance. $3.50. He 1888
BOTH W. 1853 unfinished rms. All
utilities paid garage: SIS. IA. 1888.
Furnished or unfurnishe61
/ or rms. wkly. or monthly rates: VII l
Call BREVORT HOTEL. Ill. g ONO SIS
3 FRONT rooms: furnished or unfinished;
reasonable. 1898 Wood ST.. BrightWood
bus.
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Rooms for Rent

WOODRUFF PL., s56 w. Dr-Desirable
rm.. modern, private home. Oh. 1897.
18TH, E., 521-Attractive rm., mod. home.
So; u SO. Central car. Ri 3752
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Coal and Wood

TYPEWRITERS Kgnss T. 4 4; , ss5o
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Barter and Swap

LOOK, want job, have a began Unafon
with PIP o. Batteries. that you can do
outside advertising with, make good
money, will sell cheap or trade for
used car or what have you? Call or see
at 809 Virginia Ave. after p. m.
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Business OPPORTUNITIES

DRY GOODS store for sale, sacrihce good
business location. BOOB Central.
BOOMING house: 10 rooms 500 down.
5000 balance: easy terms 424 N. Ala.
PARTNERSHIP in thriving restaurant.
good factory dist. Address Box 218 Times.
GROCERY and meats; good location
established IL years Be. 1877
4-CHAIR barber shop; excel. condition.
money maker Box A-214 Times.
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Business Places for Rent
Suburban for Sale
Cottages and Resorts

SHAFFER LAKE-Ideal Beach; new. mod
ern lake front cottages. fishing. II. 4090
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Suburban for Rent

NEW HOMES-Ground garden, 2 wks.
free. Stop 61a Rockville Road.
5 ROOMS. breakfast nook, city water, gas,
lights; paved St, 4 acre, garage; $3.50.
Beech Grove 100 or 24-W-1
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05
Employment
Men Wanted.

known manufacturing company is opening . division office in Waterbury. We have positions for Q few men of fair education and good character: age limit 21 to 45: no experience necessary. Your real qualifications must be . desire to do . hard days work in return for the try. Apply in person. Room 3, I'll Bank St, Thursday a. m. until $. Ask for MT Sabean.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05
Around the Clock
 With Camera!
By DAN PARKER

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 ii s ss s' 1o2o A. M-comes upon four out. 1025 MTakes minutes out pick his teeth with pitch %''' ssss s s : s .S? s s. s;ss ss; ' Ssa .r light for the Statue of Liberty while the 1so A Mylsts saveyards with Sec in and ps ss: :ss sss ss sa ss Ss sss ssss and @ a M1s ;ha n sm from his sea" " the festive board by derrick
 
 C. Dathers take loses s % s: ''sG % y:sss ss sfss *. Ire 's % sfssf % flock A P. M-chalenges Major Butler.
 
 'ass tn: M-1ssues sweeping s:so P. MAon to he a and % % s pmo % asi sa to Of ss hos stall he big ox!). s : 's two ;s 's ss; % ta.l .
 .y.. Il M ::ss: r sx s: i and
  he Primo nosril MPrmo final fling at the commiry depamen mention gallons or scauopnO" dpatches
  ag borrowed from the Columbia wheel season 1ase MFlet Prmos pair of cows into their slip for the night
 1s4 Msgnor practices the ziher playing D0 re- <, 4 Is own in with falls maginable. (Copyrght 1884, King Features syndlcate}
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05

measures of Ss0g,O00 each have been passed by the legislature. One bill provides for food. clothing and shelter, the other for distribution of seed for spring plantinge.
 Unemployment in Oklahoma totals approximately 10000, according to a resort by State Labor Commissioner Pat Murphy. J. F. Owens, chair man of the state unemployment re- lief committee, predicted the crisis will pass March 1, when construc- tion projects costing about $75,000.- 900 begins.
 While 6s.s90 persons now are be- ing cared for by the Red Cross in Missouri, officials predict the num- Der will swell to 86,000 this week. end. The state legislatures action yesterday in appropriating $250,0OO for immediate use is expected to be of great aid.
 the Red Cross is providing for 32,. tions. Crops in South Texas were less than three per cent below nor. maj and East Texas is experiencine an oil boom.
 The Texas drought relief commit. tee is contributing $1 to, individual farmers for purchasing of seeds. The state legislature has postponed the tax delinquency date from Februar " to October 16.
 Captain J. F. Lucey, Dallas, esti. mated there were between 10000 and 175,000, unemployed men in the state in January.
 Damage done in Nebraska and Kansas, by the drought was negligi. ble. The situation is far from seri. ous in Kansas.
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Department Of State
 Asked For Silence
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upon it."
 "Mr Vanderbilt did not spill that htt-run story" the article will say,
 General Butler was the offender. and when he spilled 1t, he not only spilled 1t wrong. but violated his honor in the spilling.
 After the story had been told so confdentially, General Butler was the nrst to congratulate MT Wander biit and to thank him for his trust In him-General Butler.
 If the court-martial fellows are witless enough to open up the whole works, and if MT Vanderbilt Is com peiied to tell the true story of his Mussolini interview and collateral in- cloents, am inclined to believe he Will start bunch of international fireworks that will make the so- called htt-run incident look like a squib."
 Washington, February 5 - (UP) = The specific charges to be pressed by the Navy Department at the court martial of Major General Smedley D. Butler may remain a mystery, as far as the public is con- cerned, until the trial at the Phila- delphia Navy Yard February 16. l It was indicated today, however, the charges are much more severe than had been anticipated following the reports President Hoover had asked Secretary of Navy Adams to soften" them.
 General Butler, neither asks nor avoids publication of the charges, his chief counsel, Major Henry Leonard. U. s. M. G., retired, in- formed Navy officials in letter last night. The Navy Department has insisted the matter of publication of such charges rests entirely with the defendant. At@
 Butler was back at his Quantico. Virginia, Marine base today. The charges were served on him here yesterday. The general also held a series of conferences with Leonard, going ovef plans for his defense.
 Friends of Butler said today a na- tfonally known eastern lawyer would join Leonard as defense coun- sel. John w. Davis, former demo- cratic presidential candidate, has informed the general he will be un- able to participate due to conflicting court appearances.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-05
Governor Sent
 His Message

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