Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 27, Number 65, Decatur, Adams County, 16 March 1929 — Page 2

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The Arrival of SPRING SHIRTS Back of every shirt —the ARROW name. That's a name that guarantees dependable shirtings and authentic style. They're all here in the new stripes, figures and plain colors. Holthouse Schulte & Co

wi 1 ■ wriir j,i « ir ■ 2 CLASSIFIED ■ ADVERTISEMENTS, J (BUSINESS CARDS, I AND NOTICES ■ ■DM . ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ ■ 3* FOR SALE FOR SALE: 0171) HICKORY t SMOKED SALT, 10 lb can 60c BURK ELEVATOR CO. 22tf FOR SALE —1925 Fordor Ford sedan, Fordor Overland sedan, overland touring, Ford roadster. Frank Wrecking Co., West Monroe st. 60t6x FOR SALE S acres, 2% miles from Decatur, good 7-room house, small barn, other out-buildings, fair. Fart cash, balance to suit purchaser. 40 acres, 5 miles from Decatur, onehalf mile to elevator; 7-room house, good barn, other out buildings fair. This 40 is priced to sell. 51 acres, 4 miles from. Decatur, well improved. Part cash, balance long time. If you are looking for a farm, see my list before you buy. I have all sized farms, and can sell some of these as low as SSO per acre. H. S. MICHAUD, Phone 104. 60-6 t FOR SALE — Two grade Guernsey heifer?, fresh latter part of March. Also 11 head of sheep and one gander. Preble phone. Phillip Strahm, 2 miles east and 3-4 north of Preble. 62-4 lx FOR SALE—Flemish Giant rabbits. Does with young. Breed Does and young stock. Phone 813 or 342 N. 11th street. 63t:!x FOR SALE OR Trade for other jjtoca, 15 head of sheep. 8 lambs by side. Frank Heiman, phone F-875. G3loX FOR SALE —1 Guernsey cow, fresh, 2 Guernsey bulls. Leonard Moore. % mile west of Decatur, on Preble road. 64-3tx FOR SALE 3 Grade Guernsey Heifers. Call 696. 64-3tx FOR SALE— Bees, beehives and bee supplies. Call 828 Dierkes st., S. H. Michel. «’>4t3x FOR SALE Two bu'ls, old enough for service. W. M. Kit son. 64t3x FOR SALE—One day old calf. Gust Koeneman, Decatur R. 4. Preble phone. 64t2x FOR SALE Tan reed stroller, in good condition. Phone 374. 64-3 t FOR SALE —Young Mammoth Bronz" Turkey Tom. Taking orders now for April and May delivery of turkey eggs. Mrs. Sherman Kunkel, phone 5961. 65t3 eod FOR SALE -Good sorrell mare. Homer Ilanni, three miles west and onehalf mile south of Berne. 65-3tx FOR SALE —4 bushel big English ri d clover. Phone 866-B 65-2tx FOR SALE—Good work horse, 8 year old, price $95 short time only. Phone 8876-M P. J. Telman. 65-2tx FOR SALE-Wind mill pumps ('. A. Seets Decatur R. R. 4. 65-3tx FOR SALE —3 piece overstuffed living room suite. Guenine leather. Reasonable if taken at once. Georgia Kreigh, Tocsin. Indiana. 65-3lx WANTED WANTED —Experienced clerk; steady work; state salary wanted and experience. Address box 10, care Democrat. 63-3tx WANTED—Gardcnning. caretaking of lawns, or outside work. Sam Baumgartner, Phone 486 64-3tx WANTED—Fruit trees to spray. Noah Frye, 14'14 W. Monroe st., phone 682. 6113 MALE HELP WANTED One of largest building material companies in Middle Westwants roofing salesman in Decatur. Give complete details, including qualifications, age, references. In your answer. Box “Builder” care Daily Democrat. 8-M WANTED—To buy yearling cattle Wilmer Worthman, Craigville Phone 65-3'.x

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I MONEY TO LOAN on Farms and i City Property Me write Insurance. SUTTLES-EDWARDS COMPANY Decatur Indiana S. E. BLACK FUNERAL DIRECTOR New Location, 206 S. 2nd St. Mrs. Black, Lady Attendant Calls answered promptly day or night Office phone 500 Home phone 727 ' Ambulance Service 1 N. A. BIXLER OPTOMETRIST Eyes Examined, (Hasses Fitted : HOURS: ; 8 to 11:30—12:30 to 5; 00 Saturday 8:00 p. m. Telephone 135. MONEY TO LOAN An unlimited amount of 5 PER CENT money on improved real estate. FEDERAL FARM LOANS Abstractly of title to real estate. SCHURGER'S ABSTRACT OFFICE 133 S. 2nd St. LOBENSTEIN & HOWER FUNERAL DIRECTORS Calls answered promptly day or night. Ambulance service. Office Phone 90 Residence Phone, Decatur 346 Residence Phone, Monroe, 81 LADY ATTENDANT 11. FROHNAPFEL, I). C. DOCTOR OF CHIROPRACTIC A HEALTH SERVICE The Neurocalomeier Service Will Convince You. at 104 S. Third Strdtet. Office and Residence Phone 314. Office Hours: 10-12 a.m. 1-5 G-8 p.m. TIRE MILEAGE At Lowest Cost. GILES V. PORTER at residence 341 Winchester St. Phone 1289 Mortgage Exemptions I wil make them out for you. Ed Green Notary Public Phone 436 S. Winchester St. FOR RENT FOB RENT—IO room modern house, 1104, corner 11th & Madison sts. Harry Sipe, Berne, R 3. 63t3x FOR RENT — Light housekeeping apartment. Good location. Furnished or unfurnished. Mrs. LueUa Ellsworth. phone 186. 63t3x FOR RENT—Two homies in West part of city. Inquire at 303 N. Bth St., phone 81'2. 64-3 t FOR RENT Six ronin lion ,o ;m<l Garage, near G. E- for small family. 421 Noith Seventh St. Lew Brokaw. . FOR RENT—Sjx room house; corner . of Twelfth street and Nuttman Ave- ■ nue Call James Bain, telephone 511 ts , FOR RENT Forty acres near Bernet Ind. Nine acres seeded to alfalfa. Good buildings. Inquire The Straus Brothers Company, 132% E. Wayne st.. Fort Wayne. Ind. 6513 LOST AND FOUND LOST—A pair of roller skates. Return to Mary Agnes Bentz- 310 North Fourth street. 65-2tx Get the Habit—Trade at Home, It Pay*

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT SATURDAY, MARCH 16, 1929.

MIRKET REPORTS DAILY REPORT OF LOCAL AND FOREIGN MARKETS CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE March May July Wheat $125% $1.29% $131% Corn .96% .99% 1.02% Oats .47% .49 .48% East Buffalo. Mar. 16.—(U.R)—Livestock: Hogs receipts, 300; holdovers, 400; market 40-40 c up; 250-350 lbs., $12.10-$12.65; 200-250 lbs., $12.25$12.65; 160-200 lbs., $12.25-$12.65; 130160 lbs., $11.85-512.65; 90-130 lbs.,' $11.30-112.25; packing sows, sllCattle receipts, 50; calves, 50; market, steady; beef steers, $11.50-$13.25; light yearling steers and heifers, $12.50-sl4; beef cows, $8.75-$10; low ( cutter and cutter cows, $5.50-$7 25; vealers, $lB-$18.50. Sheep receipts. 100; market steady; hulk fat lambs, $17.25-$17.85; hulk cull lambs, $10.50-$13.50; bulk fat ewes, $8.75-$9.75. LOCAL GRAIN MARKET (Corrected March 16) No. 2 Soft Winter Wheat $1.2.> No. 2 Mixed Wheat $1.15 No. 2 Hard Wheat - $1.05 No. 2 White Oats 44c Yellow Corn per 100 $1.25 White or mixed corn $1,20 Barley & Oc Rye 80c LOCAL GROCERS EGG MARKET Eggs 22c BUTTERFAT AT STATION Butterfat --————4 B c Family Has Rare $7 Bill Os 177ri Montorville, Minn., March 16—(UP) —One of the rarest bank notes ever issued by the United States government —a $7 bill —is in possession of the J. M. Cooper family here. The note, which the government never has redeemed, was given Cooper's grandfather in 1776 for service in the Sontinental army. It was signed by J. W. Watkins and N. Sellers and is dated July 22, 1776. On one side it “entitles the bearer seven Spanish Milled dollars r the value thereof in gold or silver, according to a resolution of Congress.” The reserve side bears a picture—that of a tree standing in a square. The bil has been in the possession of the Cooper family since it was issued. — o Make Money From Frogs Such big catches have been made by bullfrog hunters in the marshes of Louisiana that there are more frogs now than there are people who enjoy the delicacy of their fried hindquarters. Louisiana supplies the rest of the world with some two million frogs a year. o Come to Decatur, Tuesday, March 1!). Big time. Band concert, 1:15. SALE CALENDAR Any sale advertised In the Decatur Daily Democrat will be listed in this column free of charge. We also have a special price for hand bills, when sale is advertised in this paper. Mar. 18—Mrs. Walter Wise. 1 mile east Watt and 3 miles north. Mar. 19—Community sale, Bellmont Park. Decatur, lud. Mar. 22 —Isaac Everett, 1 mile south, % mile north of Decatur. Mar. 23—Dr. Allen J. Miller, household sale, Cor. 3rd & Jefferson sts., Decatur Mar. 25—Perry Wallers, Admr. Henry Walters, 4 miles east Decatur. Mar. 27 —Harry Cassel, closing out sale herd of registered and high grade Guernsey cattle. 8 miles southwest of Fort Wayne, Ind., on Indianapolis road.

ATTENTION! MR. FARMER! It will pay you to call The Fred Mutscnler Packing Co. before you sell your livestock. We pay the highest prices for Hogs and Cattle. Day Phone 382 or 101 After 6 p.m. call 928.

ISMGNHH'M H < l-IC Notice is hereby given that the undersigned, assignee of Fred W St tidier, l.v the order of the Adams Circuit Conti will at THE HANK OF LINN GHOVE. • INIHANA, AT 2:00 P. M„ ON THE 22 1 DAY Ob' APKIL, 1»2», and from day to day thereafter at the same hour un- ’ til sold, regardless of the appraise- t ,ment, offer for sale at Public sale th" following assets belonging to Fred W 1 Stndler, to-wit: Book accounts ami notes: 1 share of stock < $1(10.00) in Bern*' t Equity Exchange. Berne. Indiana; < »> shares of Capital Stock of Bank of I Linn Grove. ' Also the following described real es- » tate, to-wit: 5 TRAC T MO. I Commencing at a stone which is north twenty-six and one half degrees, i west three rods from a stone which is thirty-four rods and fifteen and on»' i half links north, twelve and one fourth i degrees east, east of the southwest cor < ner of section two(2), township twentyi five (25) north, range thirteen (ID < east, in Adams County. Indiana, running thence north twenty-six and a halt degrees, west eight rods nine and a . half feet, thence north sixty-three and a half degrees, east ten rods and five ] feet, thence north twenty-six and one half degrees west forty feet sixty-three and one half degrees, northeast twenty--1 five feet to the river, thence thirty- | three degrees, southeast up the river fifteen rods and nine links, theme ( south sixty-three ami three quarter degrees, west nine rods and sixteen and one iialf links, theme north twentysix and a half degrees, west tour rods and three links, theme south sixtythree and three quarters degrees, west three rods and fifteen links to the place , of beginning. Except therefrom the following described tract, to-wit: Commencing; at a point which >a twelve degrees, fifteen minutes northeast thirty-four rods and fifteen ami one half links and twenty-six and one iialf degrees northwest one hundred sixtv-one feet, from the southwest corner of section two in township twentyfive north, range thirteen east in Adams county. Indiana, running then; sixty-three and one half degrees nortiyeast twelve rods to the Wabash rivei. thenee twenty-six and one halt degrees. northwest seventy feet, then'; sixtv-three and one half degrees south west twenty-five feet, thence twentysix and one half degrees southeast fottv feet, thence sixty-three and one hail degrees southwest ten rods and tiv feet thence twenty-six and one lialf degrees southeast thirty feet to the place of beginning, heretofore sold to liaiiv Meshbarger. (Subject to the rights of Catherine Studler. wife of W Studler and also subject to a School Fund Mortgage of ssoo.oo and interest.) llt K T M>. i r . . The undivided 5-32 part of the rol'”^Le 6 tmKheast quarter t > of the northwest quarter < % > of 110) township twenty-five <-5) no I , range thirteen (13) east, in Adam., ' Also', fourteen and twenty-seven hundredths (It 27-100) acres o« of t north end of Hie west halt (%> of the southwest quarter (%) townuuarter < ’, » of section three (3), l"« ' shin twentv-five (25) north, range thn“een (13) east, in Adams County, inJla "lso the south lialf <*2* “f the northeast Matter <%> of (10), township twenty-fne <-• 1 ” ■ nmge thirteen U3> e Adams County, the therefrom commencing at the 11(111 bank "f the Creek known asJhe "‘reemile Creek at high watet maik ot sam creek running through said south ha of said northeast quartet <% ’ ul i ‘we^" l i^' , a-n , ‘^ ['/t' to’the of“;Xnin K one <1) acre sold to Methodist Episcopal except: Commencing at a point s.i township and range, thence 1" \ i V) U T II >k , s en then , :°e r wes'l’ fifteen An) five (<•) • ( • ,|iv liukv thence south a< \'lso except: Commencing fifty-si' (58 ) rods north of the southeast .'Hnor nf tiie northea-st quaiivi » Jv-e'ight *7B) rolls, thenee northjen , l wo en ( e 42) n °rods a 7 nd fifteen finks.’'thence to j tim place„of. he?Above g ’land "s'subject to life est-rte of » tf L’tpd W Studler.) .. The above tracts of real estate will be offered separately. TERMS OF SALE All the above property, except real estate, will be sold for cash. The real estate will be sold for one half cash and one half in six months from dav of sale. Deferred payments to bear six per cent <«%) interest from day of sale and to be secured by pei - sonal surety to tlie satisfaction ot as■S'S MUKL lybaboeb, assignee Linn Grove, Indiana DORE B. ERWIN. ATTORNEY Decatur. Indtana. March IS-24-30 A-b — o NOTICE OF FINAL SETTI,EMEAT OF ESTATE NO. 35ta Notice is hereby given to the creditors. heirs and legatees of Amanda Moats, deceased., to appear in the Adams Circuit Court, held at Decatur. Indiana, on the Xtli day of Apiil. I.*-. and show cause, if any why the 1-inal Settlement Accounts with Hie estate of said decedent should not be approved, and said heirs are notified to then and there make proof ot heirship and teceive their distributive shares, J.D. Winans, Administrator. • Decatur. Indiana. March 15, 1925 I Attorney Dore B. Erwin , — —o — NOTICE of FINAL SETTLEMENT Os CBIM A HEI’PEBT. SIRVIVIAG PAH TAERSHH’ No. 241)3 Probate Notice Is hereby given to the creditors of the late firm of Crum A- Reppert to appear in-the Adams Circuit Court, lield at Decatur. Indiana, on Hie Xtli dav of April. 1929, and show cause if anv whv the Final Settlement Accounts ot the Receiver liereip should not be approved; ami said creditor., mav then receive tlieir share in the assets of sai dpartnership Ed. A Bosse, Receiver I Decatur, Indiana. March Hi, 1929 I I Dore B. Erwin. Attorney, I March 16-23 1

NOTICE Os Stl.E of HEtL ESTATE; ( An. 13212 In the Klams Circuit Court I ebrunry lYrm. H'2l» t State of Indiana, County of 'dams . • • |,.,uis Keller vs. Daniel Johnso t Notice is hereby given 'hat the un dersigned commissioner appoll.it 1 . tlie Court to sell real estnti I" ’ " • No 13212 entitled Louis Keller 'hiel Johns.m. Inez. Cook. Korns ' ( Helen Cook and Louise < ook now 1 1 . ing in Hie Adams Circuit Court ami • > >ing a suit for the partition am s.i . | of real estate, will offer tor sab to tl highest ami best ladder at pi IjaU sa e Monday April x 1929 al the off ] of Graham A Wallers, at I ■' • 11 Second St., in the city of !'<■' atm. Adamt County. Indiana at 10 < lock A. M. i Tlie following described real estate to ] "hilot Number 488 In Cook's Addition I to the town now city, of 1 »»•'alu'' ) 1S 11 same is designated on the te<o)ded plat : of said town, now ' v Also Inlot Number H. 9 In ' Glass Subdivision ot Out lots N ( 293 and 295 in Josephi <r. bbs 11) d Western Addition to the town, now eitv. of Decatur, all In Adams ( ounty, in the State of Indiana, upon the following terms ami conditions • ' said land shall he sold at not less than the full appraised vahm th>u /• free of leins for all cash on day ot sal . Said land shall be offered in > b '' < ( rate parcels ami as a whole and sold to Hie best advantage. 1 c 1 Walters, Commissions ' March 16-23-30 noth i. or 1 or >.»>•» PKOIIMi: VO In the < Ireult < ouri January I erm 1... JL " „f Indiana. Wabash Count . 8N Charles S. Baer. Kxe< utor of the U >ll of Daniel L. Speicher, de« eased, I M N r otice‘u'heraby a given that the undesigned Executor of ft; Jost Daniel L. Spei< he). '• ltt , , ( p, I County, deceased, has been I l'Kl' ' . th,. Wabash Circuit ''••>)> Ito• “ ' private sale Hie following d. sm )!•• d , real estate located in the < ounlv "f A I■nu, and State ot Indiana, (o-wit - ‘ The West half of tlie Southwest qua- ; ter of Section Fifteen, am the East half nf the SoutheiLst quaitet <>t • f 2ktand the Southeast <|uare,’"of th ■ No beast quarter of See.‘n's/teen nil in ™ Six North. Range 1 -'ft. i •; • u containing in the aggregate funds derived fi mil, . ■■ from “ tlm d’efcn'cd pay ments to be /deni ed by P™ , ™* ol ?, 111 n V‘’ i„.' ie< ur/d K by r fir's? "Mortgage upon the land "is;;Wabash, Indiana. McCracken & Attorneys f "’ Wa |^ sh> Indiana March 16-23-30 A♦» Notice is KppointJd AdminisThC Tra'iV'spr'.m'g'’'. Adntinistrator. Mare/ryV 1 ' twenty bills YKE APPROV El) BY GOV. LESLIE — - COATIM ED FHOM PAGE ONE) stranded in Elba, 1,000 on a high knoll and the remainder in buildings, i . 700 have been rescued and many o the other 2,300 have been w ltho »‘ food or pure drinking watet tin hours. r „ The Elba hotel, one of the four laigest buildings in the town collapsed, but it is believed that most of the refugees which had crowded to its roof were saved. The courthouse, the school and the May building, two story brick structures, were standing, with the water above the second floor Thousands of others—some estimates were as high as 10,000 are marooned elsewhere in the five counties hardest hit by the floods, and hum!estimated to raise between $2,000,000 anti $4,000,000. 2. The corporation law recodification bill and six companion measures intended to bring Indiana abreast of other states in corporation regulatory measures. ’3. The senate bill directing the state board of accounts to make a thorough investigation of the state's armory building program which came under scrutiny ot a senate probe committee. 4. The permanent registration bill sponsored by the Indiana League of Women Voters. o DESOLATION IS LEFT IN WAKE OF RECEDING WATERS <CM»NTINUH» PHOM PAGIC ONK) reds were listed as missing with the probability that most of them will be found. Red Cross workers and National Guard troops kept careful check, of the level ,t the Pea river and early today reported that the stream appeared to have reached Its crest- in ad-

dition to marooning Elbus 4,000 citizens, the river had flooded other towns along its course. Work To Prevent Disease Montgomery, Ala., March 16 —(U.R) Working all hours, Governor Bibb Graves is directing National Guard tioops and Red Cross workers in their heroic efforts to rescue those maroon- ■ ed in the floods and to combat outbreaks of disease among the refugees. ' The capital has been heseiged with j requests for food and medical equipment. Some appeals also were made for blanketsNational guardsmen rescued three families from a home on the outskirts of Elba late last night and carried them by boat to New Brockton. The 'Birmingham Post's airplane brought word that the tpwa of Castleberry, Ala., had been almost destroyed by fire. Q —' " GRADE SCHOOL TOURNEY OPENS (CONTINUED FKOM CAGE ONE) (()), forwards; Miller (1), center; Buckingham (0), McCollum (0), Kelley (0). Kirschafer (0), guards. Central Scores 81 Points In the last of the first bracket games, Decatur Central ran through the Hartford defense for a txvtal of 81 points to Hartford's 2. Hartford failed to score in the first half. Feasel and Bulkhead, although they played only part of the game, scored nearly half of Centrals points. Anderson and Meshberger scored for Hartford. Lineups and summary: Decatur Central —Feasel (25), Cowan (0), Strickler (2), Engle (4), forwards; Moore (6), V. Hill (6), centers; Womack (8). Burkhead (20), Myers (6), C. Hill (4), guards. Hartford —Anderson (1) Liechty (0), Glendenning (0), forwards; Clark (0), Moyer (0), centers: Hart (0), Garrett (0), R. Meshberger (1), guards. o AUTOMOBILE AND TRAIN IN CRASH; TWO MEN INJURED (CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE) driver wanted to argue about the matter, but Parrish said he would settle for the damage. Witnesses to ihis affair say both men were under the influence of liquor at tliat time. The wrecked car smelled strongly of liquor, and a bottle in Parrish's pocket had been broken in the crash. Parrish is well known here. He has been a resident of Berne for several years, was it’s street sprinkler last summer and had been awarded the job for this summer. He has a wife and several children. Mr. Parrish is a brother of “Pat'' Parrish. Fort Wayne attorney, and a half-brother of Dr. Parrish, former Monroe physician. Mr. Cronin makes Ids home somewhere in Illinois, and was visiting at Ihe home ot' bis sister, Mrs. Morris Brown, in Berne. He was tlie owner and driver of the car. Late this afternoon, a report from the hospital stated that Mr. Parrish was showing some improvement and that he was rational most of the time. Mr. Cronin continues to improve. Camel Accepts Fata The moment a camel loses its footing in a stream it turns on Its side and exerts no effort to save itself from drowning.

Community Sale FAIR GROUNDS -DECATUR, INDIANA TUESDAY, MARCH 19, 1929 Commencing at 10:00 o’clock A. M. 15—HEAD OF HORSES AND MULES—L> weigllt Bay Horge. 4 years old, weight 1700; Sorrel Horse. 4 ? ',s years 1650 tbs; Sorrel More. 6 years old, weight 1600; Pair ot Bay . o •• | iorge .j old, weight 3000; Gray Mare, 6 years old, weight 4500; Balam < " lu j e9i an range front 1300 to 1500 tbs. Good work horses. One pair oi i.ia. extra good work team 25—HEAD OF CATTLE—2S 0 Ho i-Twen'.y-tive head of high grade Milk Cows. Will have a sa |ves steins, the balance Guernseys, Jerseys, and other breeds. | sever'd by their side, and other wlith close-up springers. Cows T 1* H young stock bulls; a lew feeding cattle. 15—HEAD OF EWES—IS Boa r; Five brood sows, will farrow in 10 days; one Hampshin several head of feeding hogs. PO ULT RY White Leghorn hens; one Bronze Turkey hen; one Go ’ ■ seVo ral If you have, anything to sell, bring it to this sale. Will also pieces of farm machinery in this sale that are not listed heie. ED AHK, Mgr. Roy S. Johnson, Auct

DEC ATI R 11. s^ s | — by— m ROBERT HELLER fl French Quinn wu- , p ,.. (k( , r B the Friday r!i;ip, I |.> ject was Gene Str;,it,,n p oru , r the section she livnl in. u,. tnij the two years which >!,<■ hail qxjfl in Decatin in a (w, |! UIn ,. | IO /M where the Fish, i ai.u Ihirrix uwrfl now stands. she m-wed to (;'. nK ,fl la'er. because tier h drug store then an.! was unable tgfl go back and forth mo-t of the yeafl while the roads Diving in the miil.-t of ul , unmapiw M swamp, which wa ■ ...i.-01. red by allfl as worthless and evil around, made it the most I'annms pan ol tlifl state. More than lifiv million peoplefl have read her book< Mr. Quinn ur:fl ed that every one net ( ,ut of and learn the wonders and secretsß of nature while they «ere young. HeH said. "No one can listen to a birdl sing or love a tree and think an edfl thought at the same time. ■ The quartets, tries and duets, torH the county contest, are being mailel tip now. Different pi r-mis have.beenß trying out their voices to see whichfl will blend Hie lies'. Next week will fl be spent in acquiring expression. 1 The members of the cast for the I Junior play, which will be given next ■ Wednesday and Thursday, are per-8 fecting their parts. Dress rehearsal! will be held first part of the week. I The stage managers are collecting ■ '.he necessary properties. Ticket I sale? have been good. I Q | Richmond.- (U.R' Ralph T Guyer,l former Richmond rcsiilem,'now prln-■ cipal pf a high school at Muskegon. I Mich., has a home built television set I 1n operation, according to word re-1 reived here. He is a graduate of Earl-1 ham college. I Anderson. — (U.R' William Barton, I son of James Barton. Anderson, has] been appointed chairman of the com-1 mittee on aviation of the National I Junior Association of Commerce He I now is located at Tulsa. Oklahoma Band concert, 1:15 o'clock, Tuesday. March 19. Big time for everybody. PUBLIC SHE 1 will sell at public auction/ my lioine at Bobo, Indo ‘ ie following property: Wednesday, March -0, 1929 Commencing at 1 |). m1 Range stove, good as new. ; 1 3-l)urner Florence oil sloit and oven; 1 ll ea, ‘ n £ ! op vc .’ Kitchen cabinet; 2 Kitelii tables; 1 12-ft. dining room table; I (lining rooni chairs. S kitchen chairs; ■> r< ’4* n £ chairs; 1 bookcase; I ' alor; 1 congoleum rug, ' and some carpet; 1 s ' iniL 'i cot; 1 sewing machine; ! v-s 1 stand; 1 stands; 1 I-' ll ' ■ ‘ chest; 1 fruit cupboai'tl: 1 » ; springs, mattress; l machine and wringer; 1 . - plow, rales and hoys; cook . utensils; cans and jars, otnei articles not mentioned. TERMS -CASH. . Mrs. Ida Chronister lllarrv Daniels, aitcf. I Alfred Daniels, clerk. _