Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 37, Number 166, Decatur, Adams County, 15 July 1939 — Page 2

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ADD SOCIETY PATTY APPELMAN HAS BIRTHDAY PARTY Miss Patty Appelman. daughter ot Andrew Appodtnan of UtH South 4ixtb street. entertained fourteen of her little triends with a party yesterday afternoon, the occasion bany her seventh birthday unniversuiy. Games were enjoyed and prises ■ warded. The hostess lecelved many pretty gifts. ■ IMfi-ioua refreshments were served and a large birthday cake tn .lair, white and green, bearing seven pink roses, added to the attractiveness ot the occasion. Guests included Jacqueline Lee L<lt* Nancy Bell, Barbara Burkholder. Patty and Richard Mies, Huth Holthouse, Norma Rady, Georgia and Marlene Laurent, Sonny/ Richard and Bolshy Braun Marian -ud Norina Jean Appchuan. w. am The Catholic Lad.es «>( Columbia will enjoy a pknlc supper at Legion M-morial park Tuesday evening at six-thirty o’clock. Each member is requested to bring her own table service In case ot rain the supper will be held in the K. ot C. hali. The Senior Walther league held its regular educational and buainees Sieeting Tuesday eventtig. The background and history of the Saxon immigration was described by Rev. Schults. During the business neetlng a membership drive was planned. The Kum-Join t's class ot the Evangelical Sundav School will meet at the home ot Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar of First Street Mon day evening at seven-thirty o'clock. Mr. and Mrs. Glen Mauller will be the assisting host and hostess. MT. PLEASANT LADIES’ AID Th<- Mt. Pleasant ladle.’ aid society met Thursday at the home of Mrs. Forrest Owens with fourteen members, two visitors anl several children present. Mrs. Mil.on Fuhrm .n was tn charge ot the devotional*. After a song by Helen Jean Owens. Mrs. C. A. Sheets, president, gve the closing prayer. Lovely r<> feeahsnents were served by the hostess. Friday evening the nurses ot Adams county were delightfully entertained at a lawn party in tb<* heanttful yard of the home ot Mw Edna Braun of Berne Entertainment was given by Walter Zuen-h---er who played many beautiful numbers on his a. cordtan th D D Jones ot Berne was the guest speaker Following the talk, games were played and several prises awarded Refreshments were served indoors at a lovely luncheon of fruit punch, wafers and ice cream in meringue shells. H W EELLEMEYER bOtn ANNIVERSARY Mr« Ralph Yager and Miss Matilda Bellemeyer entertained with a tftmer party Friday evening honoring their father, H. W Beßemeyer. on the occasion of his IW»th birthday anniversary, Guest* Included Rev. and Mm. N. E VHx and children Richard and Betty of New Bremen, Ohio: Mr and Mrs Albert Hchroer of Columbus Ohio; Mr and Mrs. Rolland Puling and children Margaret and David; Rev and Mrs Charles I‘rugh. Fred Kolter. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Yager and daughter Kathryn. Miss Matilda Belle-

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CLUB CALENDAR Society Deadline, 11 A. M. Fann* Macy Phonos 1000 — 1001 Saturday Zion Reformed Mission Band Swimming Party. City Pool. 1 p. m. Monday Kutn-Joln-l’s Class. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Farrar. 7:30 p. in. Adams County Woman* Chorus. LehaMUl Park. Berne, 1:30 J. m. Tuesday Decatur Garden Club. Mrs. Elisa beth Marttd. 7 p. tn. Evangelical Loyal Daughters Picnic Supper, Lehman Park, Berne, 6 p. m. C. L. of C. Picnic. Legion Memorial Par*. 6:30 p. m. Wednesday Decatur Homie Eoiiomics Club. Mrs. George Squier. l;30 p. m. tneyer and th<- honor guest. Mr. Sellemeyer. The Decatur garden dub will meet with Mrs. Elizabeth Market at the J. Ward Caliana residence. 418 Jefferson street. Tuesday evening at seven o'clock. Assisting hostesses will be the Mesdames Fred Rancher, Russel Acker. James Hoagland. Gilbert St rick kr and Martin Zimmerman. A good attend sice Is desired. The Decatur Home Economics d.-.b will meet at the horn - ot Mrs. Georg* Squier Wednesday afternoon at one-Uiirty o'clock. A good attendance is desired. — o — ■ Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hunter and sons are planning a moto- trip to New York and the world's fair. Mr and Mrs. Ira Fuhrman left last evening for Detroit where they will visit over the week end and at•end the ball gamts Saturday and Sunday. Bill Coffee, local grocery employe and son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Coffee, Seventh street is reported re- < overlng nicely at the Adams coun- •> nmmorial hospital, following an ep ration several days ago Mrs. Sylvester E-erhar’, Hußtert Zet'kai, Jr„ Evangel.ue and Monroe Fuhrman returned last evening from Houston and Kennedy. Texas where they via; ted with friends and r< lames for the past three weeks. Mrs Loretta Bores and daughters Mary Ann. Janet. Gertrude and Patty of Tucson. Arisons were the overnight guests of Mr. and Mm. Elmo Sm<th of North First street. They have been visiting tn Bellevue. Ohio for the past month. Mr. and Mm. Henuan Geriiardstein ot Fort Wayne ca 'ed oi friends tn Decatur lust evening. Mias Betty Tr’.cker win leave Sunday for Sturgis, Michigan where she will enjoy a week's vacation visit with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Trlcker and family. Dr and Mrs. O. J. (Mmu stopped here Un evening enroute to their home in Bellevue. Ohio from St. Loots. Missouri, where tfte/ attend-•-d the national Wk's convention. W Guy Brown will leave SunJay for Terre Haute, where he will teach in the education dr pertinent daring the summer term of the Indiana Slate Tewchers college. W. R. Schreyer of Indianapolis and Forrest Sehroyer of Louisville, Ky.. were gMets yesterday at the

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home of Mr and Mrs Beu Bohroysr. Dr. and Mrs. H. Frohnapfe) and daughters. Dorothy and Evelyn, relumed Friday evening from a week’s visit in Pittsburgh. P*.,| where Dr. Frohnajtel took a postgi adnate course In chiropractic. , Mr. and Mrs. William Nawman ot Itolirfountalne. Ohio and ’.heir sou Harmon of Daytona, Florid* are spending the week end •* the Beu Schreyer residence on North Third

"There's always Tomorrow’ * by May * _

SYNOPSIS On her 25th birthday. Antoinette Goddard, <• lovely San Francisco debutante, awakens with a fesling of great happiness. The cause of It was her fiance, Brock Milbank, scion of the prominent west coast Milbanks. Toni felt Battered that ths eligible Brock loved her when he could have had the pick of Society’s debutants* Jessica Payne, an unscrupulous blond, mads no secret of bis attraction for her. Even though Brock did not encourage Jessica, Toni was jealous of her. At the breakfast table, the news that her father had gone bankrupt did not affect Toni deeply "What was money compared with .over she thought "Besides, when she and Brock were married they could help mother and dad.** Toni had a luncheon date with Brock. He had not telephoned so she wondered if be knew of their changed financial status. Waiting for him in a hotel lobby, Toni Is touched when one of her friends greets her with: “I’m frightfully sorry. Toni I You could have knocked me down with a feather! I fust saw It in the papers. It’s an awfully raw deal." The girl stared in amazement when Toni replied: “Every cloud has its silver lining and l**e got mine thead of me." CHAPTER IV One o’clock. Five after on* Ten after. One-fifteen. Was it her Imagination, or were acquaintances—girts and boys she knew casually—avoiding her as she aat in the kibby of the hotel where she had been wont to entertain so lavishly 7 e Avoiding her, and then looking over at her surreptitiously, whispering about bar, some with pitying kooks and sums with thinly veiled sneers. Did the loss of one’s money mean, to quickly, the loss of prestige and »f so-called friendship? Were they afraid she might try to borrow from them? That she war hem without an invitation, trying to horn In oa a luncheon or something? Toni’s head went high, and two red spots burned In the clear pallor of her cheeks. The lobby was emptying now. She felt conspicuous She'd walk over to the newsstand. Glance at the paper* If Brock didn't come in another five minutes, birthday or no birthday, ahe would leave. On the front page of the CallBid It tin were eye-compelling headlines: "Young San Fsancisco Blusblood Euiecs with Chicago Divorces." Het gaze flew to the lower caption. froze to the ghastly words that teemed to grow bigger and more terrible before her eye*. Her world crashed about her! "Brock Hdbank and Jszzica Payne Jfamed Tku Hartung in Santa Barbara." she read. It wasn't truei There must be some horrible mistake! It couldn't bo true! Brock had a cousin In Santa Barbara His name was Jeffrey Milbank Why. there had been a mixup! A silly misprint, of course! Brock was engaged to her. Antoinette Goddard! He was so fins, so true, so devoted, it was utterly impossible that he could do this thing to her I But the headlines dancing before ner eyes, a warning inner voice, a terrifying voice, reminded her that, the world over, it had happened thousands of limes before.

street. l' Mr. and Mrs. Ainos Yoder ot 315 North Fifth street left this morn--1 Ing for Rome City and other northTorn Indiana lakes for a several days' vacation. Mias Kathryn txiular Yager re- ' turned yesterday from New Bre--1 mmi. Ohio, where ahe visited the i past two weeks. She was accomi panted home by her aunt and uncle, i Mr. and Mrs. N. E. Vita and chil-

Jiltedl Without even notice! if only her leaden feet could impel her to the door of the fashionable hotel. Or to the ladies’ lounge, where she could hide while reading what lay below the headline* But ehe was terrified to read It! She felt the com passionate eyes of the gtri In rharg* of ths news-atsnd on her. remembered that this very girl must have seen Brock end herself meeting here, innumerable time* Her fingers fumbled In her pocketbook for the pennies to pay for the paper. Couldn’t find them. Bhndly she flung down a quarter, and without waiting for the change, hurried out of the lobby and into a i taxicab. She stammered to the driver: I “Fisherman's Wberf, plan**"

I k I I —<iv - - ■ ' Toni's world crashed about her! “B ock Milbank and Jessica Payne 1 married!"

Aa the taxi bounded forward, she drew a deep breath. Courage! Where was it now? Afraid to read a paper? Her heart thumping, aba found the column. “The eurpriae wedding in Santa Barbara thia morning of the beautiful Jessica Payne of Chicago to Broek Milbank, only I eon of the John Pierce MU banks of San Francisco. will be of great interest to aociety uot only oa the Pacific coast, bet throughout the Middle West. “The bride. who resumed her > maiden name aftei her recent Reno divorce and inheritance of one-fifth of the Payne estate from bar late grandfather, met the groom during her three months' stay in San Francisco, during which time many parties were given tn her honor. > “Thia reporter, on calling on the happy couple thia morning, : decided that Jessica undoubtedly la the moot beautiful bnde i| of the season. Aa for the handII some Brock. ho wore a emile , ■ that looked aa if it would never 11 come off. “Aftet a wedding trip to the

dren Mr snd Mrs. Rosa Reynolds ot Loa Angeles. Cal., are visltmj friends and relailves in Decatur and Berne for several d*y3

NOTICE My office will be re-opened Tuesday, July 18. Dr. Joe Morris

Orient, the couple will make their home in San Francisco." There was a sickening, emother. Ing sensation in Toni's chest She slumped back in the seat, closing her eye* Was this death?—ehe asked herself. No, it was worse than death I Death was forgetfulnes* A quiet slipping away from the world and Ito horror* But pain tore at her heart like the daws of a tiger. Brock! Her Brock, who had told her he adored her! Married! There was no rancor yeL Only shock. And agonizing pain. Why had he done this to her, knowing bow she loved him? The pitying look* whisperings in

i the lobby of the hotel, earns back to her. Explained now, in the light of I thia appalling cataclysm. How ho i had humiliated bar But, the motive? Where was the motive?—she wondered. Why, over and over in her presence, be had laughed at Jessica Payne! Laughed at her background, her splash of money, her ostentation. Condemned her flashy clothes, her showincM. Had it ell been a blind, to hide hie real attraction to her? Toni wondered. To puli the wool over her eyes? But no, ho had really loved his fiancee Else why propose to her? Be so devoted? Perhaps his own family, as that morning dad had suggested, was hit too. That being so, they tad brought pressure to bear on Brock, maybe, urging a wealthy marriage on him in preference to marrying a girl whoso family had lost their money The Milbank*. Sr. were workßy people, who bad long since lost the idealism of youth But whatever the reason, nothing made it bearable. On this, her birthday, her whole, safe happy world waa la smithereens I (To Bo Continued) ewww. at** iww.

k RATES One Timo—Minimum charge of 26e for 20 words ee loo* Over 20 word* Ifte P«r *•*< Two Times—Minimum charge of 40c for 20 words or lee* Over 20 words 2c per word for the two times Three Ttmeo-Mlnlmum charge of 50c for 20 wordc or loo* Over 20 wordc 2' go per word for the three time* Cardo Os Thanks »»« Obituaries and verses .. fll-00 Open rate • display advertising Jso per column Inch.

FOR SALE ALWAYS new and USED washers, sweepers, refrigerators, cook stovee, and ironers; small paymenta. Decatur Hatchery, James Kitchen. Salenman 156 if FOR SALE Young dressed chickens. Phone 871-K. Mrs. George i Brown. 183-Jtx FOR SALE — Decatur Quality Chicks at low summer prices for July and August Day old and started chicks. Decatur Hatchery Pbone 4»7 l«4-3t : FOR SALE — Two 500-lb. steers. W. M Kitoon, Decatur R R. 3. | 184-3 t i FOR SALE — Factory bail' truck bed. stake and gram sidea for Ilk I ton Ford truck Phone 6<l. 164 3 FOR SALE — fr: oom nouse, ail modern, newly painted, ou 8. Ist j St. Priced for quteh sale. 7-rouei all modem house, motor plumbing, ideal residential location. Mercer Avenue. Many other houses aud i farms priced to sell Bockman Real * Estate A Insurance Agency. Phone |3. <64 31 ' FOR SALE - Knee hole desk. Sectional bookcase. Ice boxes 75c up. ! Young Furniture Store. 118 Jeffer- ; aon St. 114 k It —— -i.FOR SALE—Used furniture, rugs and pianos. 1 3-piw.e living room ’ suite, fair condition. 125; 2 pianos, 812.50 and 835; 1 Bxl2 Axmiuster mg. 15. A large number ot chairs. • tables, couches, organs, ice boxes, mattresses and springs. No reasonable cash offer will be refused cm same. Sprague Furniture Company, 152 So. Second SL Phone l<4-3t FOR SALE - One big cow with calf by aide Also six springing heifers Phone 43 or 71. 165-3tx FOR SALE—Highways are happy ways with one of Fred Busches trouble-tested used cars. Why not investigate? Best terms In town to responsible people. Phone 875 for demonstnitloii Bunch.- Motor Sales. 303 N. Sth St.. Decatur. Ind U5-Stx— FOR SALE Rome City lake t clean, 7 room cottage. Good fishiug, swimming and dancing Rem or a. 11. Meibers. JIJ? w«n Monroe. Kll FOR SALE- Pair ladles White oslords, wnm very few timea. size Jtfc AAA Leas than half pricv. w| W M.-nns st <>r ph.m. FOR SALE — 10-30 M.Uortnick. Deering tractor, Oliver tow crop trailer; 3 new type Fordsous; Ijs-ft. John Deere Combine; Allla Chalmers Combine. 3 hay loaders. Joan Deera Binder, like new,Delco light I lent. See the new Oliver tractors, eombiues and com plckera on display. Craigville Garage. m gt. x FOR SALE -■ Heifer calf. 2 days old. Pixme ÜB-A. Cali at noon 183 k 31-lx

KOK RENT NOTICE—Thia ad la worth a premium to you. Eave U! Aak ua why. Harman <n Schilling. Electrical contractor*. 42J Mercer AveFOR RENT — Sleeping room tn tmxiorn home. Cloee-lu. ny s. 2nd gi IW. IM4. w k - t , 4 I-OR RENT — All niuderu furnish<d apart mt nt.* Corner let and ■-Irnioe St*., uekt to Aduuie inc*. “*• 1«« * u, 7 ““ rbvr **"’•’ Ukk Mlles Parrleh, »0? Weat Jegeraoti uj.jtg

miscellaneous rA .^? :RB att kntion - Cal) •70-A at our expense tor dead etoek removal The Stadler Product* Co. Frank Burger, agent. IKf JUBT OCT-New Fann Catalog lllusirbilug aud dbMHblug ss and nh.' , '‘* l . r " h '’’ Urm# h ’ •nd Ohio lx>w prices, easy terms fl your iopy N()W- nn obligetlon W rite First joint Btork Land Bank, bept 3303. Fort Wayne. Ind lliS N, ’to CE T V W|U MMrt ' n * kl “B •Ider Tuesday. July igifa and wl( | O£f.!c miu every Tuesday hursday until further notice. Pct Wrm;ta ' X«8-U

WANTED WANTED—Uood. clean, big Kag*. suitable for cleaning machinery. Cannot use underwear, stockings, pan la, coats, iMiterails, or any similar material. Will pay 4c lb. Decatur Daily Democrat. W ANTED — A <ucd home for a St. Bernard Dofl. Prefer some one living in the country. Phoua 183. 164 k 3t x WANTED—Loans on farms. Eastern money Low rates. Very liberal term* Bee me tor abstracts of UU* French Quinn. 33 m-w-t WANTED — l*art time collector for .nagazme accotiai* Pay your rent aith a tew hours work eaca month. Periodical i*ubliaheis’ Service Bureau, me. 304 Big Four Bldg., 105 fcuuth Meridian Bt, IndianapoU* ,od. IM M s S LUST AND FOUND STRAYED OR STOLEN — 3 yearling Guernsey hellers. Reward tor return. Dale Moses. I'bone 8.81 1W M

m>\ -nr.»n»v;v rs mhki: la Ike Awaow < lr<-au < wart la caeailaa. > • »<TATE UJ INDIANA, JCOUSTY OF Al'AM* 88. The Scheel City of Decatur of Ad-1 ama County In the Stale ot Indian* I I Clatattft vs Samuel Lymaa Kugg,| •tel. Oetendauts. Now cornea tii« planlUf by Ferdl U Lltterer, Ite attorney and tiles Ils | <vmpialnl herein toaelhet with tael ■ftioaiit ot a • ompeieni person that in« reeldenc-e. upon diligent inquiry. I Is unknown of ths following named | oafiredanls, 10-wlt. Samuel l.ymaai Hugs, ihoinaa Johnson, Huldanl Jonason, John iteynoids, Hachell iteynolda. Susannah Haw, Benyanuaj li’»«ry. Suean Bcsry. Thomas *'»*er, I ii'«Ml»p« Ftsher; Joseph Crabs and Thomas Flsbei and Justin Mann and i'rederiik Me>«rs aud P. F. Kohln-j ■on. trustees and their successore to I treat. Jooeph Crab* Thomas Fisher. I Ju.tin Mann. Frederick Meyer* P. F. BeMMoa. The Methodist Episcopal uurch by David Mtudabeker. K. A. Hutfinan. James IL Boho. Sylc eater spaasler. John A. Funner, John Ninth k Henry Krh-k. John D. Hate, W. F lUce. trustees. The Methodist i.pi- >pai Church ut Devalue. Adams t’vunty. Indiana by her board oil trustee* William P. lfr»s, John A Fonner. Henry Krick. Elkan A.! Huffman, David Studebaker, John) Nlbile* James R Hobo and John - lf>. Hale, and Syi.eetez Spanßter, and I'avld StudatMker and Wm.l I' Rice and John A. Fonner and James H Bobo an John Nlbikft and Ethan A Huffman and John IX Hale a.id Syiiester Spangler and Henry Wrick, trusteee of the Metno.'ist Episcopal Church of Umatur. Indiana l>avld Studnbaker. K A Huffman. Ethan A. Huffman. William P Rice, Wm. p. Rice. W. P. 11l ♦. James IL But-v. Jeh'i Xlbllc* John D Hate, Sylvester Spanslae, Henry Krh-k. John A. F«nuor. Thomas F Harris. Eiiaa A. Harris, Frank T tlilpen. F. T, Ultpen, Leena tl 'Hlpsn. Washington Ker* Edaabeth h. Kern, John K. Ker* Natmeta Kern, Helen M Blossom, Elsie * < homes, Lucretia A. Piter, John E. Piter. Owen Johnson. Elsa Johnson, Alwilda Smit* Adam J biuith A. J Stull* Dei-atur Athletic Association. M F Worthman Be*-L. Dan IL Tyndall. John H Heller, C. C. Schafer, Pres.. Cal E Peterson Tress. < Mang.. Trustees li»<stur Aiiiletic Asma-iation, C. C. * hater President, M F Wurttiman. Secretary, Decatur CRy School Board. Dr. Bun KaugolU. President. Dot-slur.

Tee unknown husband* and wives, irapeclively, of each of tb* above named and designated persons, the name* of all of whom are unknown la plulntift Tbs unlaown widower* and widows reaps- lively, of each es the above named and •tesigaated de. «-ea»ed persons, th* name* of all of whom srs unknown to plaintiff. Tbs unknown children. -leMendania and! note*, surviving »puuav. creditor*; and administrator* of the Batata, devise**. legate**. trustee*. aud sse> tutor* ot tlw last will and los la meal, suvvvssor* In interest and assign*' respectively Os .*. a „t above nainvd and <i*aigaa<*d decease I *" person*, the name* of all ol whom f arv unknown to plaintiff. AH of the women ones kn->wn by any of tboi names and designation* above slat-I cd. whose name* may have town ‘ ■ banaed. and who are now known by I "thee names, th* name* ot an vt i tem ar* unknown Io the plaintiff, fke Spouse* of B || n( n . persona' Wl«> ar. m-I’i 1“?? ’• •«■’»•« w1..,H iT 4, **“ •••"•• ot alt ot ill 2- * ““hnwwn to th* ptetautl. JissrT r m"mte£ Who •" ‘Sr*-* tn this action h>. or trough any ul tu. definZX to S ' "i.n'tin *‘ M ’ TO "■* . M' tluu In tyf |||e nurDoaa Male *t*?S Itel* ’?/*•• ••tote in the •hm exists against all of sate de. Ivnd»nt*. that all ot said d< tendauli J 1 ’" •"“•ff Peril*, to **id a>ti<>n tol.H numter\w7’hui>d"ed Stably' n"' ntat* .d'ii «n own laow F1, .l Addition to the ”**♦» ’how • ill > nf iH'cntup. Indian* CrsTn’ff '.lf 1 11” I "'' h * K "’'b' TH. ••”’M thereot. ” ' . -teatS! *■ tostltuted and pro-1 >•' dted by Mid plaintiff forth. purtuM’X': ih7,"X h rx. , r:2> o h *lh» < AdImTM , * t ’ Um . b * r ’ r,r '"‘ ““ *•••'■’• being the .. beard ...d determined lu'tMlr "b. < terk\£««•<* “i T-J!ST„l"#£« «£«• o July Ms-dk Trade in a Good Town—Oaentar.

MARKET DAILY report or uaK: AND FOREIGN Brady s Market for b JI ! Cralovilte. H o . y Jna Closed at Corrected July ii No commiseh n * ua W’** Voala 1 hh» to uo lb*”" ■* 1 129 l<> HO lb. ho t<> no ii.. Mm I 160 to 225 lbs Mi ' 225 to 250 lbs M» 250 to .100 |b. gM| 300 to 350 Ibe 350 lbs mid up Roughs Steks ' M| Veatei* ■» ' Spring lambs Spring bu. k lamb. Yearlings HK wholesale~eg s poultry Furtilehed tn Ki. Meto-e Eg, 4 p e Decatur . Corrected j u ;, u | Pricea tor Bret v.aae A premlun. ot lc per be paid for ail data. white egn. We I White Eggs, dot . j Brown or mixed . _g, . :4 Heavy hens, per lb Leghorn hens. 11, M|4 Heavy broilers : a . Rocks. 3 lb. .nd up Leghorn bro:!, ■ , „ up Heavy . Leghorn .- >. » Pigeons, per dor FORT WAY\L 1 — " Fort Wai... J.... Livestock UK Hogs, steady 220 lbs }7 2 ■ j, 160 180 lb. < ... aMK fl 85. Ult>» »6 55. lbs D. 114"16<i lbs. J 86 55 Roughs. Ha I.s :i Calves. 89. LOCAL GRAIN ■ URK ELEvATCR U. MaM I WMH Corrected July 8 Myp Prl.-ea to b- paid No I N” 1 Soy CENTRAL SOVA CO. » ft No. I Soy Pi'atir

Teat Your : Can vou ansa- *»iv: X ( ten eue»ti<>!;? r.- 5 **Ws. Four (or it;- «i-»*«f* I What is * play the violin .' gH 3 How main si IM| < uuce of pure g< : i X.MII-- th. . - inland. ■■ 5 Into who ■ xfl sdiun River Hua ? S What • < ' Xam. th. r-r land*. ■■ «. hi dry m ’■ • |u< kh an- in ■■ ■ Mt :• Wh.il is rid • • K 10 Wlli. h Maj. ' 'QI MARKETS AT A &***«■ Btocka; *tead> HK Bond*: lirc.ul.i ■ ' r.n nt stead). |H Curb stock* - - I'btaaao *t<s k.-.- n HE Call tnouey. K Foreign excbuii--' ■■ (ottot: easy. H. Grains: lows - m •> off about 1-3 to .•>•!>' K Chicago Uirrto- k ’esd) Rubber: silver bar n, N-> ' S id In l.oiuuiti .it !'■ •' '

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