Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 92, Decatur, Adams County, 16 April 1924 — Page 2

f"~ NOTICE RED MEN Big time at the hall tonight. Wanted all members present at 7:30. Don't miss this meeting. COME. G. C. Shachem. - —0 " EASTER SOCIAL — The Ladles’ Aid of the Pleasant i Mills Baptist church will have a, chicken supper, Easter social and j Bazaar at France's Hall. Saturday evening. April 19th. There will be a I silk quilt for sale besides aprons and j other at tides. A good time is antic!-; puled. Supper, 35 cents. All you call i eat. Everybody invited. 9M4 « There will be work in the E. A. I degree on Wednesday evening. April i 1. at 7:30 o’clock Two candidates. A good attendance is desired. 91t2x W. M —o ■ — B—*—*—WANT ADS EARN—« -«—«

I — -. 1 i- -mw ~jwfr*.- •ys’ 'i ♦’£<— - “^. ■ - ’'£2£**3 Hon Does Home Look to Tired Eyes? DAY'S end home from wo-k fustic It is eoremely durable, end weary man a rest well beet of all n waterproof Thu means earned that a tie time when a that it will not turn white, bhater bright, attractive home means or crack under the severe extremes everythingtotiredeyeeand ragged of hot or cold water This Coupon, is Worth 40 Cents Whether it is a mansion or a _ pottage tlfereean be no real rest or L'iu ‘ <*'cJZ-» comfort in the trxtot of worn or « «,' 1 7JvLnat mewi m I * dingy furnityire and woodwork Lse w«.viaWiaisek*»Hii«e<»* Devoe AquasparVarntshand maie —WOm ——— ; , thedtsqiueting drabeurfacascheer- n». Sw> _! ful and attractive ru.~ w~ 446 • Devoe Aquaspar Varnish iseary ’ "' : ■**"”* z to apply and dries with a bnlliant | I Vi W I QjV ; THE BROCK STORE -t Xfiy l‘« N* -*»d St. Decatur. Ind. XJJji AiThopirrn Mittrr roll: J fcEVOE PAINT AND VARNISH PRODUCTS | ■ ■ " ■' — I fc- ratoMMBG* u ,. » JKK I L_ ' i/ Paints • j | s \ IL e n I I I 4" ; v, .r H 1 I DEMONSTRATION I Free Sample Cans I If you attended demonstration last, year— COME AG AIN - if you did not attend last year— COME THIS YEAR We want you to try B. P. S. Products. ■ • That’s the reason for Free Samptet. I NOT NECESSARY TO BUY A M BRUSH - YOU WILL NOT BE * ASKED TO BUY ANYTHING. g •Bring your paint - Varnish - Enamel or 4 ( g Mainquestions with you. Exports from ■ the B. P. S. factory will advise you. DATS oi DEMONSTRATION—--1 Wednesday, Thursday ond Friday J ■ ’ April 16,17,18 || | Smith, Yager & Falk I . trf

Miss Naomi Holthonse, of Sacred Heuit Academy at Fort Wayne, arrived home tliis afternoon to spend the Easter vacation with her mother, .Mrs. Minnie Holthonse and family. O a Pat ybur electric light and power hills on or before the 20. and save discount. 92U11 iimi — - - w—M ——- i , iw—mmw• Pay water bills on or before ■ the 20th, and save 10‘ < penalty. 92t I • - O " At Death’s Door "Ten years of stomach trouble reduced me io a living skeleton. I had j attacks of pain that doubled me up j like a jack-knife and I was as yelI low as a gold piece. No medicine or {doctors helped me and was.really at death's door. A lodge brother advised me to try Mayr's Wonderful I Remedy, and 1 found it to be the only ; medicine to touch my case.” It is a I simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intestinal tract and allays the intiamI mation which causes practically all i stomach, liver and intestinal ailments I including appendicitis. One dose will 'convince or money refunded. For sale by The Holthouse Drug I Co. and druggists everywhere.

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 16, 1921.

| Court House j Case Dismissed The case of Isie Wilson vs. Henry Garringer. suit for breach of promise, was dismissed today on motion of the ’ plaintiff. The case was filed in 1 1921. Wants Guardian Appointed Joseph A. Kintz today filed a net II tion asking that a guardian be api pointed for Mary T. Kintz. The petition states that the defendant is 43 years old and a person of unsottnd ■ mind, not capqj/le of managing her I own estate. The attorneys for the petitioner are John Schurger Ami Son. Two Cases Venued Here Two cases were venued to this county for trial today.'One case, that of the Un/n Central I.ify Insurance company vs. Joseph W Warner et al. complaint on a note and for forei closure, in which the sum of 15.710.39 , and interest is demanded, was venued from the Wells circuit court. Eichhorn and Erfris are attorneys for the plaintiff. Tlfe other case is that of Anna Spicker Vs. Charles Lorenz # et al. complaint on a irote in which the palintiff demands judgment fort 957.57. This case was venued from the Allen Superior court. Schlater and Schlatter are attorneys for the plaintiff. British Flyers Are In Race Once Mure Athens, April 1(. -The British 'round-the-world amphibian plane arrived at th* old Fhaleron aerodrome shortly before 4 p.ni. today. The big plane, piloted by .Major Stuart .Maclaren, winged its way gracefully into the harbor after departing from latke Korissia. b'land of Corfu at 11:30 o'clock this morning. The British airmen were greeted with cheers hy < rowd« which ha ( | beer,' waiting for them along the water front. Guns Ik>< imed a salute as they came ashore. Macijtren was smiling and happy. EVERYTHING IN (Continued from Page Opel a number of assistants. Admission | to the track and field meet will be ten cents for school children and fifteen cents for adults. I The literary-music contests will be held in tile Decatur high school auditorium in Are evening.'beginning at' 8:45 o'cloc k Principal Paul w. Lint on. of the local high school will have Charge of the evening contests. The events to be beH, the order In which I they wiH h»> gH«ii. and the contest I ants In the order in which they will take part are as follows: Piaa<> tioto - Pleasant MMI», Deca- , ’ar. Berne, and Geneva. Oration - Pleasant Mills. Borno, Geneva. and Decatur Vocal Solo — Geneva. Kirkland. Hrtiraiit Mills, Borno, Monnrontb. and Decatur. Violin Bak>-Hartford, Berne, Ge{n- va. and Monroe, Heading Kirkland. Plaaaant Mlll.c. I {l.'ecatur. Genova, and Bc-rnc. Cornet Holo Heme. Hartford, .MonIrC'C. and Geneva. lardiess' Quartet—Geneva. Pleatmn' Mills. Berne, and Decatur. To Award Prize, • Foßowing the completion of the last ccMdest. the judges wt|| announce their decision*. K. S. Christen county superintendent of schools will award the prises which have been won rtnrirg th* dsy and evening. Therm j wlli be a large pennant for the sch<«>: * totalling the largest number of points In the track and flqld meet and one for the aebnui *<..«-;n« the most in the evening eoateota. Smaller pennants will be awarded to the winner nt first I place In na'-h nt the events of ih<> I track and Cc'd xcct atid the literarymu*ic contest. Red. white and blue ribbon* will be awardad for first, second and third place In each event In the Irark and field meet each reboot may cater two athletes In Meh ; event, ts *« dr st red In the evening I contests .hero can b* only cm" con testant from each school hi each event. Admisetan to the evening ae» •nm will be ten cents for school children and tncnrty-Bve cents for adults Tickets for the day's events are be mg sold throughout the county and I indications ar* that each »<hord *lll he tm< bed by a large delegation of rooters. The judges wl»r» have aildnd tn seiectinn th" contestants tn the ettnilmvilons at the variows schools stat" that there is much rgrollcnit ma tsrtal to take pan •»» ’hr county contests here nest Huturday end all wh" sitctwl ar* assured of receiving »vv | crsl Hinas th" worth of their money. Providing th" wcuttoer Is too md for th* ttack and held MM Saturday, the events wih b* postponed until neat Monday. |

Miss Rose Conter spent the after- I noon in Fort Wayne visiting friends. Mrs. Albert Sellemeyer returned to Fort Wayne after visiting her mother, Mrs. Fred Sellemeyer here today. o Porch trellises, lattice work, help beautify your home. We have them. H. Knapp and Son. 91t2 - --O NOTICE H. 8. STRAVB the expert wall paper cleaner, j'he man who knows how. I will make that dirty paper look like nqw. Small or large jobs, washing. ceiling. Prices right. All work guaranteedPhone 51- 84tf-eod — o— — Political Calender Democratic Ticket For Judge Daily Democrat: —Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for judge of the Adams Circuit court. 86th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the voters, at the democratic primary, Tuesday, May 6th. 1924. DORE B ERWIN Dally Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for judge of the Adams Circuit court, 26th Judicial circuit, subject to the decision of the voters at the democratic primary, Tuesday. May 6th. 1924 J. FRED FRUCHTE. For County Auditor Daily Democrat: —Please announce my name as a candidate for the democratic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary election. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924. MARTIN JABERG. Dally Democrat:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the dem erratic nomination for Auditor of Adatns county, subject to the decision of the voters at thd primary. Tuesday, May 6th. 1924. FRANK NEUSBAUM Daily Democrat: Please announce my name as a candidate for the dem jocmtic nomination for Auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday, May 6th. I'c't WALTER WILKINSON. * Auditor Daily Democrat:--Please announce Uhat 1 am a candidate for live dem<><'"gtir noniiaatton for auditor of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday, Msy «th. W. L. THORNHILL For Sheriff Daily Demorrat—Please announre that I am a candidate for the democratic nominal i<m for Sheriff of Ad--1 dams county, subject to the decision of the voters at the primary. Tuesday. May 6th. JOHN BAKER. For Treasurer Daily Democrat—Please announce that I am a taudidate for the democratic nomination for Treasurer of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voters at primary Tuesday. May 6lh LOI'IES KI.EINE For County Recorder Dully Democrat: —Phase announce iny name as a candidate for the dem-<H-ratic nomination for Recorder of Adams county, subject to the decision of the voter* at the primary. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924. MRS. CLARA ANDERSON. Dally Democrat:—Please announce my name a* a candhlate tor the democratic nomination for Re-order of Adams county, subject to the decision of th" voter* at the primary election Tuesday. May 6th 1924 ED GREEN I tally Ttvmocrot:—Please announce my name as a candidate for the demrwratlc nomination for Recorder <•/ Adam* KMialy. subj-st to th" decision of th" voters at the priniaiy. Tues day. May 6th.-1921 GEORCIi M. T. MOVCK. Prosecuting Attorney Dally Democrat:- Ploatut antxtanc* my name a* a candidate tor the dem erratic r.oni'tiatlon for Prosecuting Attorney. 26th Judicial circuit, nth Ject t<> th* deriston of th* voters at the prtouuy, Tuesday, Mev 6th. IgM, JOHN T. KELLY ttntly Democrat :--Pl»a*e announce tny nsttir a* a candidate tor the dem oeratie nomination for Prosecuting , Attorney. 26th Judicial circuit, subject to the derision of the voters at ■ the primary election. Tuesday. May 6th. 1924 a c Mrrcucß. For Surveyor ' Dally Ih'tnorral: Pl> tse anmninre that I am a landidnte for the demo i crattr nomination fur Surveyor o* Adam* 'ounty. *ubj«st to the de ciaiw.t ot th" Voter* at the primary on Tuesday, May 6th, 1924 MCK DOt'H. Hrpwbl tcan Ticket i For Sheriff Plea*<- announre my mint" a* n candfdatr for the repubtlinn nomination for Sheriff of Adams county. »titijrr| to the d«s Ishin ot the voter* at the primary clrrtlou to be l»« id May Sib R. W. PETERSON. I — "■ For Sheriff I tally ih'inocrat:— Please anmiuttce my name a* a «andldai" for the reptiidh.ia aoMtoatlon for Sheriff of A>latgi' toauiy. subp t to tb" deci»*»>n of tlio voters of the primary ,otor Won. Tuonday. May e, 1»24. , I W W HAWKINI.

LAMAR LEAVES LOCAL HOSPITAL Stranger, Mysterious Injured Here, Returns To Home In Kenten, 0. Frank Lamar, the stranger who was mysteriously injured while In this city on the night of April 8. wds able to leave the Adams County Memorial hospital yesterday afternoon and return to his home in Kenton, Ohio. Mr. Lamar was accompanied home by his wife, who has been here since a week ago today. Before leaving the hospital yesterday afternoon. I.a mar was questioned again by Chief of Police Joel Reynolds, in an effort to solve the mystery surrounding Lamar's injuries. However, Lamar did not give the police chief much information, other than to repeat his former story that he was injured in the vicinity of the Erie rtfilroud tracks on Mercer Avenue. and that he believed he was attacked by two men who took his money and gold watch, after he had purchased a quantity of liquor from them. Although still very weak. Lamar appears to be improving rapidly and is not expected to suffer any permanent Injuries. He was severely cut about his right eye and his scalp and onefinger was broken on his left hand. He still suffers slightly tfom injuries in big chest. **♦♦♦♦**♦♦♦«+*« ♦ CONGRESS TODAY ♦ ♦ ♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦•» (United Press Service> Senate Expects to pas* immigration bill, ihmus bill to be taken up. Daugherty investigation continues. House Calendar bills. For good milk call Strickler’s Grocery, We deliver anywhere. o Pay water hills on or before the 2tith. and save 10'. penalty. 9214 MARKER-STOCKS > Daily Report of Local and f oreign Market* ■ A*i»ai - Chicago Grain Chicago. April 16—Corn slumped despit* strength in other grains at the opening on the Chicago board of trade today. Wheat's strength was due to better foreign news. Liverpool reported a better demand for both wheat and flour. Domes?tic condition* were un changed—got.l growing weather prevailing except la a few ixolutcd spot* Export business overnight aggregated lialFa million bushel* of Manitoba wheat. Sentiment in corn was bearigk Pt ices were off fractionally. Oats went up with wheat despite cautiousnes* of traders who believe that any substantial Increase will bring Canadian competition. Provision* started easier. East Buffalo Livestock Market • Receipt* 7200. *hipment* 32.10. offlclal to New Yotk yesterday. 266 ft; | hogs (losing dull; quite a few going over unsold Tops |8; heavie* 6S: mediums 88; light weight I'.potfl; Hgbt light* 87tf7»); ala* »«GJ; ;>acklng sow* rough 16.5ntf6.76- cattle 325 dull; sheep 2300 slow; ’ bMt wool iambs *16.85; cllpp* *14.76. down; best clipped ear* *9 6*4*1(1. calve* <OO. top* IlStfllXo. Fort Wayne Livestock Market Rbtpplng ptst *6 25ff8 73; light*. *".<007.55; light lights *7tf7,25; mixed, medium- and heavb-s *. <otf roughs (3.234*6. *toa* (***4. I emits—*ls.23 down, f’ulrea—lll 60 down. LOCAL HR AHU MARKIT (Corrected AprMl I*l N»w No. 1 Wheal, bushel Yellow Ear Corn, per U’o 9*kWhite Corn 86c Mixed Corn B<c (fata, per bu-ht-l ....... . ..... .. 43•tya. per bushel 65' Barley, per bu*h"l <6c Timothy Heed *3.30 OtCATUR RRODUCE MARMET (Corrected Ai»rll 161 Heavy Hen* I*e •ft'rlnger*. atnuotfa 17c i.eg horn* l*c. Mafp tic OM Roofttora Xe Durka 13c (h***u 13c Eago dnsnn lie , Ail poultry punkased must b« true from feed. ’ LOCAL GROCER'* EOG MARKIT K**«. uu»*ii Mt BUTTERFAT PRICK* , Butterfat 34c

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• CLASSIFIED ADS • FOR SAUR Rhode Island Red eggs; dark red and exceptionally good layers. 50c for 15 or *3 for !««. Mrs. J. C- Moses. phone 3i>s Red, 1133 N. 2nd st. 92t3 FOR SALE —Four burner gas stove. good baker; also oven for gas plate inquire at 304 Marshall st. or phone 488. x , 92t3x ,n i. —i...— . i , —... . „ WANTED Il'Aß'fKll —dewing to do. Phone 4i*. 87t6 WE CLEAN Rl’GSl—Have your rugs cleaned by air. Call tor and deliver. Colchin Brothers, phones 441 anti 561. Factory 115 East Rugg st. 86t30x —Salesmen to sell United States Powders for hogs, in Adams county. A good prepetition to offer to a live salesman. Ohl established firm. No delivering. Address James Scott. Sales Mgr. 310 Granville Ave., Muncie. Ind. 88t6x kVASTkfr Yt actor to plow 2<t acres I . .*3 per acre. Call phone 23 Monroe. lx WANTED-To buy light one-horse wagon. Call phone E-875 or nee l-aac Everett. 99t3x WANTED— torts to plow. Jacob Hess, 424 Elm at. 92t2x ■row— « 1 ■" 1 FOR RENT FOR RENT—B room house with barn and garden. Phone 690 F. Chas Martin. Bellmont farm 90t3x FOR RfcNT- Sleeping room at 103 Jefferson at -.'jt ;\ - o Pay water bills on or before the 20th. and save 10'. penalty. 92t I —————-o——-— i Maple svrup for sale at Smith & Bell office. $2.25 per gallon. ir2l3 — - —O- - Odd Fellows’ Meetinjj Was A Great Success The largest crowd tbat has attended an Odd Fellow* meeting in this (-ity fur many years was present* at I the county meeting held Monday evening. Approximately 150 members of the lodge crowded into th* lodge room Delegation* were present from fifteen other Odd Fellow lotlges. Auburn lodge had the largest delegation pnsent, there being j Ufty here from that city. Our Home lodge of Fort. Wayne hail the next targeat delegation, with forty. The first degree was conferred on J twelve candidates by the Fort Wayne degree team, while the Auburn team conferred the second degree. Nine of th- candidates were from Decatur and three from Aubtira. Albert Num bers. well known ntuaieiaa from Ossian. furnished the music on the I iano. Among the notables present was J. Frank Mann, former Decatur rest- , dent, row of Muncie. The meeting I waa in lb* charge of W. N. Stahl, of Geneva, district deputy- Lunch was served. The meeting waa a very enjoyable one and many old time Odd Fellow* were preaent. _o l*afe Swijcart Fined For Assault And Battery Lafa Rwlgart waa fined *lo and , tost* hy Mayor Hub"r M Ik-Vos* in c*t* court at 2 a'clot k this afternoon, j vftrr entering a plea of guilty to a I "harg* of assault and battery on I Ihivld Koaht. The alleged assault Is I said to have taken place in the River- ‘ dd- Garage last Saturday nigh*. Swi- > tart waa arrested yesterday evening and hl» hearing net for b:3u o'clock this morning, hut wh<-n arraign' d this morning he exprn-*"'! a dealrr to »t«rd trial. Wl:nc»»c* were sunt' m->acd f>ir thia ufternoon. but Swl gart < hanged hl* ph-a to guilt' Harry Thau Ready To Meet Sanity Tftrt Today (Hy Frank Getty» PhilHdelpbia. Apill 16 -LiXiHiUK ‘lyannger and mure vigorous than at Isay thn« atoc" bls trial started. Harry K, Ttotw name Into court l<» '‘ay preps rod tor th*' ultimate tost of his sanity, his own appearuaae ou the stand , Thaw ha* his Iron gray hair trimB med ard was droased in a grey *ult i wit ha (olcrod hnndenhlef jutting R frn’v ttrtAmMßt porfcel. B Hr brought with him a tinge attache I taffg of blaek h'aUi"i‘. stuffed with pHper* and l>o*leu hlm*'df with them* I until th" Grat witness was called Thaw sppearrtl <-as*r to go (M. Hl* | iotin*e| expected to put him to the , i« leaf lato today, nnle** exantlaaliun |u( lardhai • who pto<••edoda 1 I him dra*g*d. j

• ••*•«•» • •TTrr ‘ * •*♦♦***<, investigate FOR BETTER HEALTH, BEt DR FROHNAPFEL, D c Ch trope,ctic ,nd Osteon,^ 1 ' Treatments given to auit wist 144 So. 2nd St. I “ f Office Hour* 10-12 a. m._y s 6 °g' s. E. BLACK UNDERTAKING AND EMBALMS Calls answered promptly daytrlS Private Ambulance Servici W Office Phone; 90 Home Phone: 727 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined. Glassy Filhd HOURS: 11 8 to 11:30—12:8* to ( »« Saturday 8:00 p. m ’ Telephone 135 DR. C. C. RAYL SURGEON X-Ray and Clinical Liboratoria Office Hours: 1 to 4 and 6 to 8 p. m Sundays. 9 to 10 a. m. Phone 581 -•— FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstract, of Title. Re,i E, ut , Plenty of Money to loan 01 Government Plan. i See French Quinn, Office—Take first stairway ,r I*l vc-at ML FRANK LOSE Physician and Surgeon North Third Street Phones: Office 422; Home in Office Homs—9 to 11 a. m. 1 to I—4 to 8 p. m. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS Notice is hereby given that MONDAY. MAV *, 1924 will be the last day for paying yo« spring installment nt taxes. Tte ■ treasurer's office will be open fra • am. to 4 p nt. during the tax laying season. All taxes not paid by tait time will become delinquent and 1 penalty of 10 per cent will be addei ; Do not put off your taxes as they mag be paid, ami*the law points out tbs duty ot the treasurer. Those sbobxw bought or sold proiu rty and «iib s : divfNoß «’( taxes should <onw last otied. Don't Walt for the rush .'iaK < epi tn can Wu laid away tor uyw. so do not ask for It. LOUIES KLEINE. Treasurer ot Adams t susty. to Nay iU. vol hi: to hhiin.i: tovnucrw • X«*fU'4* i|t Itt'lrhv k Ihdlt I-* | • ! • » ounly. of Indiana, th*»r fff* | ihtr inertinir pU* r in th*- •‘■•urt H»to> ~' i *n Vrd**r-Hrtx. Mr* T. I*3s nnd up until !« »»'«b»< k \ 31 •« day I« ■ .1.. .(.< .1 •trip'tlnn <»f tn* f<»ll«»w* ¥ *< bridt** •< . *• « wt'tion< <* with lh* i'l*»n*. krvWH l* i.t.l tlMiHiiiKu and •!■* ■ ' therefor now un flit- m t'.e •*>■' «( the Auditor of nald '"uni). »*••» t >*ran< u Bridge Infilled ! ’ M ’ k J, ukl '< t-H* ' n Hi. M-ti w t«»wn«htp. \4.tnw t lOdiMOM . || . A.....--Indirtfrt .u A«pv i> mile north. • »*< «»uth <»f «»♦*• * v« > Addtm« <<»wnty. Indian-* . Anpy Hrhhre N” •- |,M ; ,r4 2, a" 4.1 ft rt mo.jh 4»f <h n. » ' t«»u nxhip. Aduin* *«»unu in*** IHdn H»udl h»rlud«* nil b»tyr b la»** < 1 • ■l.. * sttfe Will W Xi’ »4 » ” f.,i »t> n4dlt . I .• w h«»rt» Im yW*M*d II Any nr* at Imd »f»e* IM’ * f, ‘ r jwi n r r, /j lint- •srtin** |< ttln«, tn*' **’ iiwr the mi ot with th* a , ptoleM**! ailhl** •»’ . M g »h«H b> nM»ti<»|Mi!>-. thr ‘•\; J . mrl ii •< - Ih* •< v«»m|MHi’*- , l w ’’" a ( .. ,|rbPr •< tt>«* t’rmn wj* 11 ” 1 nrSkrle hMij i*** ti* M *’* tiM*rti |, d ! Full bld *h*'l 7 V I t« • I?* 4 tort mwixl ‘d . m.»r«d > ’ k< t t'» ibr “* * *wfnW**irMiwnr ro»*‘ ihfti! |»* ’ 4*n* e It’*' ' t,«,|abl’* the »•<*•<• in f tbH*«* . »ntj “* i . | ' Iho AffhUYltW *• , rigid ,rt ' thill «»f ”’;, W | t<r t %ildH"f *** AUM*'* t I Aid* * T * win m<k * r OM |r . Invest I **** J z | phaM WfW' *7 M"** M Jewelry •*** " n "' I' o '''’. CHAIIUGK * < p ‘ Lady ROY S. Use Slork »»»d Gr " Audio*** 1, nrUfl i i OFFICE «<*»**&* ftLIML | ABk W ***