davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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EAsd T.! BUFFALo; Aug. ls.-Hogs-on
steady, $50 bidding vAk to ioc lover
on 25o-25o lbs. Cattle Receipts. 100; cows
1ncnangeo' cutter grades si.75d275
CaiVeS-Receipts. 200: veslers steady: GOOD
to choice. $50; medium kinds and
grassy offerings, s6d6.s0. Sheep-Re
eelptS. 200; lambs steady; good to choice
eve and wether lambs. SIS So: bucks IS 81.
throwouts, s4.5od5; few mixed lots s525.
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Domestic crude oil output in week ended
Aug. 13. averaged 2.128,070 barrels daily,
decrease of 1888 barrels from previ-
Gus week, according to Oil and Gas
journal.
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MARRIAGE Licenses

Ollie Roach. 81, of 1888 Shelby street,
rug cleaner, and Mrs Anna CHM. %. of
1927 Shelby street, houseworker.
Leo Fried. %. OF 2711 North Meridian
street. newspaper worker. and Annette r.
Goodman. Is, of 35O4 Evergreen avenue,
Raymond Kunz. 80. of 1853 Union street.
pharmacist and Frieda Catherine Xiefer.
q. of 1888 South Delaware street. secre-
tary.
William Willis Pyles. 2s. of 20 East
Twenty street. meat cutter. and
Florence L. Sivage. Is, Of 1919 Rembrandt
Frank J. Marter. "a. of Charlottesville.
ieweler. and Doloretta Solomon. p, Of 65l
North oxford street. stenographer.
Raw Franklin %. of 1923 Standish ave-
nue.. road driver. and Clara F. Perkins a.
of 1872 South Meridian street, beauty
parlor operator.
Kurt Fl. Oehme. 81. of 1854 Guilford
avenue and Mary J. Frazier, 30. of 1104
North Oakland avenue. transfer operator.
John Wren. %. r. r. ls. Box 56l. la
borer. and Louise l. Marsh. is, R. R. 10
William Harry Rice. a. of 22s South
La Sale street. painter. and Ora May
Manus, 80 of 225 South La Sale street.
bookkeeper.
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Deaths

Rosela Jones So. 5ss Beauty. apoplexv.
Ellen Eliza Perry g. $3.50 Lowwell ave
nue.. arteriosclerosis.
Martha Bornstine II. s2s Union bron-
cho pneumonia.
David Pesrce S mo-. St. vincent's hos
pital enteritis
Margaret Koran. so. st. vnoent's hoos-
pital accidental
Albert Lincoln Bennett 10. 1928 Reisner.
chronic myocarditis
Alma B. Lewis. ~. 1851 Ruckle. aortie
insuficisncv.
Leon Samuel Bates 10 mo. 6ilis West
Eleventh.. acute castro enteritIS
Carrie Belle Greenshurv As. TO North
California. angina pectoris
AMY toomis, a. sos Fletcher. chronic
mvocs rditis.
Thomas Henderson II. Tenth and Big
-Four Railway. accidental
John Robert Carney 81 St Vincent's
hoSnital lnhsr pneumonia
John Y HooveFN "a. CITY hospital. chronic
rrv0ce rditiS.
c>ovve lee Arnold. :. ETY. hospital.
cholera lnfantum.
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, Shoe production in America totaled
% 600 900 pairs, against %, 463 900 in June;
total output in first seven months was
III, 765 900 pairs, against 1SS,017000 in
like period of 1881, a decrease of 8 clio
per cent.
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Arranue ArmV Escort

Approximately seventy-f1ve mill
tary planes will escort more than
one hundred participants in the
Cord cup race, feature event of the
1882 national air races, for which
Indianapolis will be a control point,
it was announced today.
The filters, en- route from Bartles-
vile, Okla, where participants in
two sections, starting at Washing
ton and at Los Angeles, will con-
verge, will land at municipal air.
port Aug. &c, before continuing to
Cleveland.
The Indianapolis stop was ar
ranged by officials of the south
side block aid plan, who will use
proceeds from a small admission
fee to buy milk for undernourished
children.
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STOCKS JUMP
II POINTS IN
EARLY DEALS
Sales Volume Heavy During
Morning; TiCkers Run
Late.
BY ELMER &. WALLER
United Press Financial Writer
Average Stock Prices

Average Of thirty industrials for Non
dav. h'gn sc 70. low 1928 last 6s.5l. up
332 Average Of twenty rails 2s34, 25.8l,
$3.50 Up 2.76 Average of twenty uul-
tiles 2s.4S. 26.93. 2S.1f. M I.e9. Average
Of forty bonds 79.27 Nd A..
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Hancock Oil Company in year ended
June 30 1882. showed net profit of $780,
274 after all charges and federal taxes.
of class and B stocks against $50 637
or SO cents a share on 24l ,0S7 combined
A and B shares in preceding fiscal year.
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Produce Markets

heavv breeds. 12c: Leghorn hens loo
broilers colored springers ) lbs and
up, lac, ~ lbs. up. 13c; bareback and
partly feathered l0c: Leghorn and black
Ia lbs. and up. lie; cocks and stays, &C.;
fun feathered and fat. sc; small. &c. Geese
old guineas. 15c. EGGS Approved buyinP
grades OF Institute c. American Poultry
Industries-No. l. i6c; No. 2. l0c; No. 5.
&c Butter-1e to zoe: undergrades Is to
l9c; hutterfat l4c These prices for
healthy stock, free from feed No sick
noultrv accepted Quoted bY the Wsdlev
COMPANY.
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Average Of thirty indu1IlaN ior Mon
day. h'Rn &c r., low 6293. last &c ST. up
332 Average Of twenty rails 2s34, Is 81,
$3.50 Up 2.16 Average of twenty util-
tiles 2sis. 26.03. 2s.f4, M 1859. Average
Of forty bonds 1927 Nd A.
NEW YORK, Aug. drumming
at pace OF 100000 shares for a
full day. the stock market today
shot up / to 7 points on blocks OF
1,oOO to 10000 shares with tickers
seven minutes late
Sales in the frs half hour to-
tailed 100000 shares. an increase Of
300 per cent over the 100000 shares
turned over the corresponding
period Monday.
Large Blocks Traded
Radio Corporation opened 1000
shares at Q, up r.
Other large blocks included: 5000
United Aircraft 49,, up y; 5000
American Telephone 1l3, up ga;
5000 Westinghouse Electric 36, up 2,
5000 Du Pont 81, up o.; 5000
Chrysler 14A, up q. 9.coo New York
Central 267s, up d.; 5000 Case
ST., up A.; 1900 Union Pacific
7Oi2, up 80; 5000 United Corpora
ton 1923, up .; 5000 Consolidated
Gas 56la, up "a $500 Atchison 40,
up 2is; 1000 American Can 53l2,
up 's.
Allied Chemical opened 1000 at
81, up Z, and sold again at that
level on a block of 1000 shares.
Auburn Automobile opened at 60,
up IL, and then ran up to 70.
Railroad shares we're in demand,
led in activity by New York Cen
trail Standard of New Jersey rose
more than a point in a firm oil
group the latter helped by more
favorable statistics on production.
Telephone Noses Up
American Telephone continued to
move up toward the high made last
week
With speculative enthusiasm
aroused, buying orders came in from
all parts of the country. Brokers
today issued letters expressing opin-
ion the rise would hold. They based
their conclusion on increasingly
good prospects for pickup in major
industries shortly
Activity continued in the first half
hour Steel slipped back 2 points
American Telephone held near it's
top. American Radiator was active
ly turned over at 10, up Z.
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I. u. EXTENSION LISTS
90 DIFFERENT CLASSES
Fall Semester to Open Sept. %;
New Teachers Added.

WV AOdODNIS fAuOCu.
The fall semester of the Indiana
university extension division will
open Sept. % with a curriculum of
more than ninety different classes.
Afternoon classes for freshmen
are to be held to enable high school
graduates to take college work.
A staff of f1fty-two instructors will
teach classes this fall.
New members of the teaching
staff are: Joseph H. Friend, Win
throp kellog, Russell Moves, Harry
Engel and Karl Stegemeier.
Advance enrolment reports indi-
cate that last years figures of 2,O45
students for the two semesters will
be equalled.
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BvUnitcd Press

NEW YORK. Aug 16.-Potatoes-Msr-
barrel: New JERSEY, socasI,s5 sweet
potatoes Market easy: southern baskets,
50cHSl.25: southern barrels Sl50d2.
Flour-Market steady: spring patents.
S4.0SM435 per barrel Pork-Market
easier; mess, sle.75 per barrel Lard -
Market. steady: middle west spot, $500
$50 per 100 lbs Tallow-Market steady:
special to extras. rs 03isc per ID.
Dressed poultry-Market, steady turkeys
l0a CSC; chickens. IA csc. broilers. IA
Csc: fowls, l0d soc. Long Island ducks IL
a lac Live poultrv-Market steady: geese
n he ducks SGlec. fowls l2mlsc: tur-
KEYS. l0Mlsc, ROSTERS l0c; chickens
pullets. lSa 22c: broilers. 126 22c. Cheese
Market. firm state whole milk, fancy
. special, isd22c, young Americas. l4d
i7iac
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In the Air

Weather conditions at g a. M:
Southeast wind, miles an hour;
temperature, 80; barometric pres
sure, 80 at sea level; ceiling clear,
hay, unlimited; visibility, five miles.
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BRUnifcd Press

CLEVELAND. Aug -Butter-Market
STEADY. extras. i9c. standards. 1886. Eggs
-Matket, steady. extra hrstS lie, current
receipts. l5c, extras. ioc. pouitry-Mar-
ket steady; heavy colored fowls. i4Gi5c:
Leghorn fowls lldi2c: heavy colored
broilefs, l56 Ice: heavy rock broilers. l6G
l1c. Leghorn broilerS i3di4c. ducks. lnd
&c. old cocks. l0a lie, young geese. l0H
l2c a. Potstoes-Ohio l00-lb sack, o. s.
Cchhiers No. l. few sLi06iiS per hushei:
basket. T0G 7Sc. poorer grade. soc: Ohio
and New York bushel sack. Tog7Sc.
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loss amounting tc S1,034 956 after charges,
against net income of s15O,16O in June.
1881; six months net loss amounted to
SIS, 951. 1856 against net income OF S91l,lff
in first half of 1881.
National DistlIIers Products Corpora
ton in six months showed profit of
S319426 after all charges. but before
federal taxes. against sSS1,1S7 in first
half Of 1881
western Pacific in June reported net
loss Of s364;203 after CHARGES 4 sgaln 1sf
loss totaied S1.815.s46 against s1,728,103
in first half of 1881.
JERSEY Central in June reported net loss
of S426.32s after charges. against sl26, 72s
in Jue 1891; six months net loss amounted
to s72o, 752 against net income Of $780,
141 in first half of 1881.
Associates Investment Co, declared the
regular quarterly dividends Of 81 on COM
mon and S175 on preferred stock, both
payable Sept. 30 of record Sept 20.
Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates in
twelve months ended July 81, 1882, earned
"A cents common share.
Atchison in June reported net Loss
amounting to S2S4.O51 after charges,
against net income of S94O,S41 in June,
1881; six months net loss tOtaled 81 ,92I,-
797 against net income of sS,O15,55s in
first half Of 1881.
Domestic crude oil output in week ended
Aug. 13. averaged 2.128,070 barrels daily,
decrease of 1888 barrels from previ-
Gus week, according to Oil and Gas
journal.
Hancock Oil Company in year ended
June 30 1882. showed net profit of $780,.
274 after all charges and federal taxes,
equal to 30 cents a share on 224, 900 shares
of class A and stocks. against $50, 637
or SO cents share on 24l, 067 combined
A and B shares in preceding fiscal year
Cushman's Sons Inc, in twenty
eight weeks ended July Is. 1892. earned
$3.50 a share on combined preferred
stocks, against S11.s2 share in twenty
eight weeks ended July II, 1881; twelve
weeks earnings amounted to S1.50 on
combined preferred. against SS.46 in
twelve weeks ended July II, 1881.
, Shoe production in America totaled
% 900 900 pairs. against %, 463, 600 in June;
total output in first seven months was
III. 765 900 pairs, against 1907 900 in
like period of 1881, decrease of 6-l0
per cent.
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BuUnited Press

CHICAGO. Aug. Eggs-Market. firm:
receipts. $3.50 cases; extra frsts. 17i7d
lSc, hrSts. l7Ac. current receipts 12d
I5lac. seconds. I5Gi7c Butter[Market,
steady; receipts. 7.773; extras l9c: extra
hrsts, lSGlsfsc; irsts, f7Gl7izc. seconds,
IS "a l6c; standards, l9iac. Poultry-Mar-
ket steady: receipts. no cars. 43 trucks:
fowls. 14iac: springers lac Leghorns. I2c:
ducks, i2612izc; geese. dilc; turkeys.
l0dl2c; ROSTERS. &C: chickens 12izG
lSisc Leghorn hroilers. 12iac. Cheese
Twins. 2i2dl3c; young Americas. 1914 a
l2i7c. Potstoes-On track 20S: arrivals.
20, shipments, 20S: market. dull: Ne
hrasks oobbers. so q 55c: Idaho triumphs
1875; Minnesota Early Ohios. 70672lsc.
Wisconsin Early ohios. 75c.
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NEW ORLEANS
Chicago Fruit
BIZ Unifed Press

~ Y II1TFW FItNH
,tCHlCAGO. Aug. f6.-Apple- Illinois and
q ,9c experimentation crates. 81 IS
- y T. .o Melons-Californis Honey Dews,
lI.2Qnz Honey Balls. s2d250 Blue
p 81. tss - Mlchlgan l6-pt.. sl.750250.
Feaches-Georgla AIbertas. 81 sol
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After obtaining S12, two bandits
Monday night locked Richard Co.
burn, 3349 Park avenue, in the wash
room of a filling station at Pleasant
Run parkway and Shelby street,
where he is attendant. After ten
minutes of effort, Coburn succeeded
in kicking down a door and notified
police.
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Local Wagon Wheat

City grain elevators are paying 42c for
No. soft wheat. other grades on their
merit.
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Other LiVeStock

QLEDO, Aug .-Hogs-Receipts 300.
sho5 on. lOe lower; heavy Workers. 81 756
4.SO' mixed. 81 750 400. bulk s4R5T4 90.
Digs san Is; lights. s4G425: roughs q
1925. Cattle1zReceipts. 200. market
SLOW. slVes-Receipts light: market
stesdv. Sheen and lsmbs-Peceipts iight.
market steady '@---'
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CINCINNATI. Aug. Hoes-Rscs,,t-
ZOO; none direct and through. aboui
STEADY; some medium weight butchers.
weak 70 l0c lower; better grade l6O-225
lbs. $50. 230-265 lbs s45O04 leo. 250-
900 lbs. s4,25N 4.6O l2O-15O lbs 81 81.
sows; s325 to mostly $3.50: smooth Ii-bt
weights. 50 rs. sttle-Receipts 7s1
caves. receipts. $50. slow. peneraliv
steady; low cutters COWS. strong Ia 25c
hlghsr IN sDot. common and medium
grass steers. and sprinkling OF good year
tlhgs up 20 81. grassy COWS 81 50G3 most
y; few up 70 50 50. bulk low cutters
225, bulls $3.50 down: vealers active
Iuiiy SOC. higher spots up 81 good and
cnolce' 50 to mostly Sc. 50 few choice m
10 81 lower grades and good hesvy
HeIghts. IS downward. Shesp-Receip.s
S.OV9, 4amos. steady 70 weak. spots sroilnd
<9c lower. better grades. IS 5oG7. common
ana medium, $500 so: sheer stsadvs
Tat aged ewes sl01 so ''
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By United Press

PITTSBURGH. Aug. 16.-Hogs- RE
ceipts. 500; market mostly steady; 16O-220
lbs, s5.20d5.4o; 220-26o lbs, s4.90G515;
packing sows mostly $3.50 downward. Cat
medium grade steers quoted s525G6.75;
better grade up to $3.50; common to me-
dunn heifers. S325@ $50 common to me-
dium cows. s225d325 Calves-Receipts.
100; market about steady. Sheep-Re-
ceipts, 2,000i market. generally steady:
better grade handyweight lambs. $50 6 so /;
buck lambs S4.7SG5.50: common to me-
dunn, s394.50; good wethers, $2.50G3.
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RnEniied presR

LAFAYETTE. Ind, Aug. 1s-Hogs -
Market, 100 5c lower 16O-21O lbs. 4.65
@4.7O: 2lo-235 lbs, s4.5om4.6O; 235-26O
lbs $420@44o 23289 lbs s41oa4 ,2G
4S0: 100-130 lbs. $3.50; roughs 1925
down; top calves, IS; top lambs, IS.
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The City
in Brief
WEDNES DAY

WEDNESDAY
kiwanis Club, luncheon, Columbia
Club.
Purdue Alumni Association, luncheon,
Severin.
League for Hard of Hearing, meet
ing, night, Stokes building.
Vegetable Growers of America, con-
vention, Claypool.
Apartment Owners Association, lunch,
con. Washington.
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DOW-JOneS
Summary

Missouri Pacific in June reported net
against net income of s150160 in June.
1881; six months net loss amounted to
SIS, 951 1876 against net income of S971l7
in first half of 1881
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VEIL SSHItcA GO Aps3 4sTcssh grain close;
d54i.c; hard No 2. Sac; yellow hard
sample grade. so &c; northern No 1. 54i9c:
No ?. 54c mixed. No. l. Sac: No. 2. 532t
M54c. Corn-MiXed No. g. CSC: yellow
No l. 1898 &c: No. ,. 33is n 33isc: white
No. ]. &c: No. 2. 3isc Oats-White No q
l8m 1SAc: No. 3. 1634G17lac: No. a. i6G
2.65; clover, s70710
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BIZ Tnited Pres

CLEVELAND. Aug. 16-Hogs- Receipts,
1000 followers none; steady; 160-2lO lbs,
s5.25; 250-285 lbs., S4.6O6475; desirable
pigs, s4.75 Cattle-Receipts, $50 active
steady; common to medium light steers.
S5.75G5.85; cows. s1.25d4. according to
good to choice mixtures. s7675O: scat
tered toppy individual ST. Gull to medium
vealers. s5d650. Sheep-Reteipts 1900,
around steady; good to choice lambs s6d
6.25, mostly; bucks. $3.50 down; Gull to
medium sorts. s3@5.5o: largely under S.
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TOLEDO Aug. 16.-Grain close: Grain
elevators transit billing. Wheat-No. 3
red, $50 SEC Corn-No. yellow. asa 3sc
O 90, white, 20@2l Rye-No. 2,
44.0L2@4l ,2c. Track prices. 28i2c rate.
lc premium. 5Ol2d Sic Corn-No. 3 vel.
low. 3l43l &c; No. yellow. 3OI2c. Oats
NO white. l7G18c. No white $50
l7c: No. 2 barley. 336 SAC Butter - &c.
Eggs-l6lzMl7c. Hay-s0c per cwt
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BB United Press

Fl. WAYNE. Ind. Aug. Hogs-Mar-
lights, s46O@475; lights, s4.8o@4sO; me
P Foaghs ssSs5 60 stag5 s5oa2 caves eS
s6: eve and wether lambs, $3.50; bucks,
$3.50
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western Pacific in June reported net
loss Of 1864: 2o3 after charges, against
loss totaied s1,8l5,84s against s1,72s, 103
in first half of 1881.
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National DistllIers Products CORPORA
ton in six months showed profit of
S319,426 after all charges. but before
federal taxes. against s3S1,137 in first
half of 1881.
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jersey Central in June reported net loss
of S426 1923 after charges, against sl26. 72S
in Jue 1891; six months net loss amounted
to s72o, 752 against net income Of $685.
141 in first half of 1881.
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Associates Investment Co, declared the
regular quarterly dividends Of 81 on COM
mon and $1.75 on preferred stock, both
payable Sept. 80 of record Sept. 20.
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Broken collar bone and bruises
were incurred Monday by Fred
Floerke, ID. of 1920 Cruft street,
when he rode his bicycle into the
side of an automobile in an alley in
the rear of the $500 block Shelby
street. The car was driven by John
Baufel 1876 Conner avenue.
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By Tim es Special

LOUISVILLE, Aug. is.-cattle 1sn
steady; bulk common and medium grass
steers and hetfsrs. S4d5.50 better An
lsneo xmas sS.I5a7 or better: beef cows
ters. sid225: bulk bulls. 50 rs down: hull
desirable light stockers. $450G5 so. Calves
-ReceiptS. $50. steaov- better grades. 81 So
Hogs-Receipts. 500: STEADY with TOP 81 40
paid for Or. isO.22o To-. weights; 225-255 lbs.
l40-l55 lbs. s42O: 1875 los. down "a so
sows. 50 40m IS and stays, s2i5' sheen
Receipts. 500; lambs in meager supply
General quality plain: market. steadv:
7ent ouotable higher. medium grades in
Guiding bucks. mostly S5.s0d4 50: throw
outs. So. fat ewes. SiG2H breeding ewes
mostly $3.50 Der head doEn. hest IS
Mondays shipments-22a Cattle: 500 calves
374 hogs and 1888 sheep.
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Eastern Gas and Fuel Associate in
twelve months ended July 81, 1882, earned
"A cents a common share.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
Times Daily Pattern
Pattern 2473

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keep in mind. Here's an at
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it has lots Of saucy Details.
almost cover.all, a pretty
flounced hen1line, contrasting
binding to accept the clever
scanning and real handy pock-
cts. With scraps of leftover
fabric we show you how to
make the amusing potholder
that's illustrated.
Pattern 2473 may be ordered
only in sizes small, medium,
and large. Small requires 112
yards 36-inch fabric and 8A
yards binding. Illustrated
step-by-step sewing instructions
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SCHOOL SAVINGS AID

NEW YORK UN.S0.-A ma
tion;wide demonstration Of the
power Of school savings to aid
families Of small means in dis
tress from the depression Is pre-
sented in the American Bankers
Association, denoting that during
the year ending June 80, 1882, al
most 5000, 900 accumulated in
previous years was withdrawn
from this type Of "rainy day" de-
posits to meet pressing needs.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
MEET MR.. HOPLIT0SAURUS

BILLINGS, Mont. dN.SJ.-The
dinosaur whose remains were
found south of here recently has
been given a name. "Hoplitosau-
rus" derived from words meaning
heavily-armed soldier, is thought
to vividly describe the armored,
lizard.like creature.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
THEY DO GET THAT WAY

UPPER MARLBORO, Md.
,QN.SO The trial Of negro,
charged with larceny, was post
poned several days here because
Thomas King, defense attorney,
was entered in a bridge tourna-
ment on the day of the trial and
asked to be excused.
The Washington times., 1932-11-25
NEW BRIDGE OVER OHIO

oWENSBoRO, KY. UNSJ.-
Start on work on a bridge across
the Ohio River by early next
summer was seen here with prog
ress in negotiations for the span.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-06-28
KILLS FARMER THEN SUICIDES;
 INVESTIGATION

PULLMAN, wash, June 28.- Whitman County authorities are investigating why Ernest Burden, aged 40 years, farm hand, shot and killed Archie Haynes, aged 45, his former employer, then killed himself.
 Burden was discharged from the farm by Mrs. Haynes. He threat ened to kill her and her husband
 Friends said the cause of the discharge resulted from Burdens attentions toward Virginia Haynes, aged 13 years.
 Burden returned yesterday from Moscow, Idaho, where he had been employed since his discharge from the Haynes's farm.
 Burden borrowed rifle from a neighbor of the Haynes's and found Haynes repairing a fence. Burden shot him, then returned to the Haynes's farm house where four of the young Haynes girls were found to be alone. Finding Mrs. Haynes absent, Burden ordered Virginia to accompany him to an abandoned house, theatening to shoot her if she refused.
 Virginia told the officers he ordered her to shot him and she ran. Looking back she saw Bur