Daily Tribune, Terre Haute, Vigo County, 14 September 1918 — Page 7

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PERFECT PLANS FOR BIG LOAN CAMPAIGN

Numerous Events to Be Crowded Into Eight Days' Drive In Liberty Cause.

Uy Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Sept. 14.—'The eight days of the Liberty Loan campaign ia Clay county, extending from Sept. 2058. will be a busy time, according to the plans mapped out by the committee at its meeting last evening.

In addition to the visit of the Great Ixikcs naval band here on Sept. 20, Brazil will be visited by an aerial circus and a war exhibit train, but the date of the two latter events have not been set.

The committee is also arranging for some local events, one of which is a show window contest among the business men and wiil offar priz-es for the beKt Liberty Ijoan display. A committee of high school boys has been selected to put on a special stunt to help boost the loan.

Harry Britton has b*f«n Sf*Txrtrttm Chairman of the outdoor advertising campaign. Will Leavitt of the distributing committee, and Mrs. Lucy Shackleford of the woman's motor corps to furnish autos for speakers and meetings. J. O. Bryson, chairman of the speakers' bureau, is arranging a series of meetings in ervvmy precinct in the county for the eight days.

Returns to Her Horn*.

35}- Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Sept. 14.—Mrs. E. N. Hightower. formerly Miss Elsie "Wheeler of this city, has returned to her home here, having learned that Ed Hightower, the soldier she married a short time ago, already had a "wife in Illinois. Hightower has returned to Ft. Benjamin Harrison and surrendered himself on the charge of desertion.

Frank Krider No* Killed.

By Special Correspondent. BRAZIL, Ind., Sept. 14.—Mrs. Anthony Krider, of west of the city, received a telegram from the war department this morning stating that the report of the death of her son, Frank Krider, reported in the casualty lists as killed in action, was a mistake, and th&t Krider is recovering from his wounds in a hospital in France.

FLAG IS UNSCORCHED.

Banner Waves Unharmed Through Blaze In Building. CHICAGO, Sept. 14.—Thousands of spectators at a fire in "Wabash avenue, near Fourteenth street, late last night, cheered as they watched an American flag waving above the flames. With the roof of the building ablaxe and shafts of flames shooting about the flagstaff, the firemen turned attention toward? saving the national emblem. vvitert the Are was Brought tmffpr control the flag was still flying, unscorched. A hardware firm and a flag manufacturer suffered loes estimated at $200,000. Thousands of flags ready for shipment were lost.

ASKS MONEY FOR LAWYERS. Jtidg* JPuHlam Wants Court Funds Appropriated By Council. .Judge Charles L. Pulliam has asked County Auditor Thomas Ferguson to call a session of the county council Monday, Sept. 23, to appropriate money with which to pay attorneys who have de-fended pauper defendants in Judge PnlHam's court.

ASK WRIT OF ERROR.

SAN FRA.VOTSCO, Sent. 14.—A writ of error, allowing the case of Thomas 3. Mooney, convicted of murder in connection with the preparedness day Explosions here to be taken to the t?Tuted tates supreme court for review, whs sought in an application filed here today in the California supreme court. The application is based on charges that the conviction was fmwdntently obtained.

NAVAL MEN BUY BONDS.

WASHINGTON, Sept 14.—First subscriptions to the fourth Liberty Loan received from tho navy came today from the armed guard of the American steamer J. L. Luckenback. Through Rear Admiral Cowie, who had been appointed navy Liberty Loan officer. the ten men asked for $1,500 of the bonds, sale of wiuch begins Sept. 28.

TO MAKE SWISS LOAJT.

GF5NTITVA, Sept. 14.—The Lausanne Review states that the United States lias offered to make a loan of 750,000,000 francs to Switzerland in order to electrify the railways. Switzerland thus would become independent of German coaL

BY MIQIE CURlBiK.

When the Grand reopens Sunday after a week of darkness, followers of burlesque who finck to welcome George A. Clark, probably the best, at any rate the most versatile comedian in burlesque, and his associates will note that the decorators have again been at work.

This time the foyer of the Grand has been beautified. In course of time Mr. OalliKan hopes to reach the carpet in his scheme of rejuvenation. Mr. Clark comes back with an aK\erreKation known as the "World Beaters." His associate principals include Harry Sheppell. I.harles Raymond, .Toe Lurgio, Harry l-t^iger, Hazel Marshall, Laura Houston |uii eeil Kn^rie. Geo. A. Clark hajs jlevelripcd a unique style of comedy in tV. V1 inenbator" anil "i,kun in a Hotel Lobby."

./ i Hippodrome, The Grr i Golden Tronpe of Russian whirlwind dancers heads the bill

Vv hl'^n noJn.s ov^r Sunriay. The Allirs* whifh op^ns the Khua

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QroiABAPOUS LIVE STOCK.

INDIANAPOLIS. Sept. 14.—Receipts— Hogs, S.OOO head: cattle, 6 r. 0 head calves, 4 00 head: sheep. 200 head.

BULLS AND CALVES— Good to prime export $10 f0@ 11 50 Good to choice butchers... 9 25@11 00 Common to fair..... 17 00® 9 00 Veal calves...............11 00018 SO

STEERS— Prime

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and up 18 50@19 10 Good to choice, 1,300 lbs. and up 17 75@18 50 Good to choice, 1,150 to 1,250 lbs 16 00@17 50 Good to choice, 800 to 1,100 lbs 1J 75@15 00 Common to medium, 1.S04 lbs. and up 17 0^&17 75 Common to medium, 1,100 to 1,250 lbs 15 »0@16 00 Common to medium, 809 to 1,100 lbe 8 50® 13 00 Good to choice yearlings.. 14 00# 16 00

HEIFERS AND COWS-** Good to choice heifers.... $11 50@14 00 Fair to medium heifers... 10 25® 11 00 Common to fair 8 00@10 00 Good to choice cows...*... 10 00^)12 00 Fair to medium cows...., 9 00@ 9 75 Canners and cutters 6 50 & 8 60

STOCKERS, FEEDING CATTLE— Good to choice steers, 790 lbs. and up Ill ZS@12 50 Common to fair, 700 lbs. and up 10 ©0«11 26 Good to choice, under 700 lbs 11 00912 00 Common to fair, under 70# lbs. 8 00,® 76 Heifers, "medium to good.. 9 00@11 00 Cows, medium to goot feeding 8 E0«10 50 Springers ................ 8 50® 10 00 Btock calves....— ........ 10 00@12 00 Veal calves.11 50

HOGS—

Best heavies 10 00®20 50 Medium and mixed....... 20 &<H$20 85 Good to choice lights.... 20 75@21 00 Common to medium lights 20 65@U0 75 Rough and packers... .i.. 16 60418 50 Light pigB IT OO^ZO 25 Bulk of sales1. 30 20#20 75

SHEEP— Good to choice sheep..... 11 OO^U &0 Spring lambs la 50^16 50 Yearlings 13 00@13 50 Common to medium 8 00 @10 75 Bucks *7 000 9 00 Breeding swes 12 00 @16 00

CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Sept. 14.—U. S. bureau of markets: Hogs—Receipts, 8.000 5c to 10c higher than yesterday's average, top, $1!0.90, a new record. Butchers, J20.30fiP20.S5 light, $20.60®20.90: packing. $19 [email protected] rough, $1 8.750 19.5h pigs, good to choice, $18.75@ 13.50.

Cattle—Receipts, 3,000, compared with a week ago prime native steers steady to 15c highejr steers selling between $16.00# 18.00. 2ic to 60c lower cheaper grades and westerns steady to 25c lower cows and heifers, 25c to 40c lower calves. 25c to 50c higher.

Sheep—Receipts, 3,000, compared with a week ago top lambs and yearlings weak to 25c lower feeding lambs 50c to TSc lower fat and breeding sheep steady feeding sheep and yearlings firm to 25c higher.

ST. LOUIS LIT® STOCK. ST. LOUIS, MO., Sept U.—Hoes—Receipts, 3.5(H) steady. Lig-hte, $19.90® 20.35 pigs, [email protected] mixed and bntchers, $19.80tfi20.50 heavy, $20.25® 20.40 bulk. $1 0.S5 20.90.

Cattle—Receipts, 200 steady. Beef steers, $11.50fc)lb.25 yearling steers and heifers, [email protected] cows, $7.00(a i

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PITTSBrRf.H LIVK STOCK. PITTSBURGH, Ta., Sept. H.—tings— Receipts, 1,500 higher. Heavy, $21.00 fif21.15: heavy yorkers, [email protected] licht yorkers, [email protected] pigs, $20.75 @21.00.

Sheep—Receipts, 300 steady. Top sheep, $12.75 top lambs, $17.50. ("alves—Receipts, 100 steady. Top, $13.00.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.

CHICAGO, Sept- 14.—Corn eased down today as a result of better weather and favorable

news.

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prices, which ranged rroiri lc down to up, with October $1.5414 to $1.54-8 anrl November $t.si 10 $1.52"Vi were followed by a moderate rally and then a fresh setback.

Oats developed strength owing to reports of government buying. After opening unchanged to %c higher with October 72Vfec to 72%c the market continued to harden.

Higher quotations on bogs strengthened provisions.

CHICAGO Q.UOTATIOWS. CHICAGO, Sept 14.—Grain and provisions closed

Com—October, $1-52 ^4 November, $L 49^. Oats—October, 72 %e November, 7314 c.

Pork—September, $M.00 October, $40.40. 1 T^vrd—October, $26.63 November, 26.35.

Kibs—-October, $23.60 November,

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CHICAGO, Sept. 14.—Corn-j-No. 2 yellow, $1.65 No. yellow, [email protected]: No. 4 yellow. $1.55(a11.60.

Oats—No. 3 white, 70% @71%© standard. 70% @71*ic. Rye—No. 2. $1.6S@1.«4.

Barley—93cf? $1.04. Timothy—$7.00

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Clover—Nominal.

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A nmall flre which started in the basement of the grocery store, of Ella Sincebach at 307 North Fourth street was extinguished by the fire department yesterday before much damase was done.

Mariraerit* Rvans, 55 years old, was arrested yesterday evening at 92? North First street. A surety of peace warrant was issued by ihv city court for her arrest.

Paul Bundy of North Terre Haute reported to the police that he lost a pocketbook containing $18.40 yesterdav morning near the traction station.

THE TRIIH'NE CLASSIFIED PAGE is the greatest real estate market of western Indiana and eastern Illinois.

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New 1499-Zj. Old 14M. Fifth and Wahnrrt Streets.

FOE BENT—Houses and Flats. FOR RENT—Strictly modern 6-room bungalow: adults only $35.00 per month. 314 N. 23d. Old 3271. FOR RENT—Upper and lower Cat modern. Enquire 1010 N. 7th. FOR RENT—7-room house, No. 104 10% st. Ir. Laughead. FOR RENT—4-room house, gas and light, 329 Voorhees. FOR RENT^i-room modern house. 333

Gilbert, ave., $20.00. FOR RENT—Apartment. 130 S. 6th. FOR RENT House, 208 S. 14.

FOB BENT—Booms.

FOR RENT—3 or 6 irnfomhrbed rooms or furnished for light housekeeping modern. New phone 4489 or 1016 N. 6 th. POR RENT—Two connecting furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 812

S. 2nd. New phone 813J. §T)R RENT—Two furnished rooms business woman preferred. iiew phone 2582-J. 444 N. 6ttu FOR RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms. 4 30 Lafayette. Close to miners' train. FOR RENT—Two furnished light housekeeping rooms. 1031 N. 13th. FOR RENT—Furnished room for Itght housekeeping. 1103 S. 3rd. FOR RENT—Modern furnished rooms.

S. 7th. New phone 2888-J.

N. 6th.

FOR RENT—Two fwrnished rooms. 617 S. 614. FOR RENT—Unfurnished rooms. 604

N. 14th.

FOB BENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—StHctly modern business building with living rooms in conflection fine location. New phone 4 267 from 8 a. m. till 5 p. m.

BAG BTTG WEAVING.

RAG RUvi weaving. Walter & Hushes, 663 ft Wabash avenue.

WANTED—Paper Cleaning. W ANT E l—Paper old !IS3.

NEWS OF TEE STOCK XABKET

NEW YORK, Sept. 14 —A firmer tendency in the stock market at the openins? today apparently confirmed opinion expressed in many quarters that the recent liquidation by holders of speculative stocks had about run its course. Standard issues. including United States, Canadian Pacific, Southern Pacific and Reading, were higher by substantial fractions. Numerous specialties made large fractional gains. Wilson Packing company suffered In response to the president's proclamation making operations of packers in live stock markets subject to federal control.

Substantial advances in both standard and speculative issues in today's stock market reflected realization of forecasts that a better monetary situation would terminate the speculative selling which has featured the week's trading. Seasoned dividend paying stocks of investment grade scored average advances of a point, while the more speculative issues jumped 2 to 4 points. Extensive buying of Liberty bonds at marked improvement contributed to the more confident feeling expressed. The closing was strong. Sales approximated 200,000 shares.

TVEW YORK STOCK LIST. I,ant Sale.) American Beet Sugar American Can American Smelting & Refining.... Anaconda Copper Atchison Baldwin Locomotive ......... Baltimore & Ohio ............... Bethlehem Steel "B". Canadian PaciOc ........ .. ...... Central Tveather ......... Chesapeake & Ohio., Chicapo, Milwaukee & St. Paul... Corn Products Crucible Steel Cuba Cane Sugar Erie General Motors Great Northern Pfd Int. Mer. Marine........ _4... Int. Mer. Marine Pfd. Kennecott Copper ............... Maxwell Motor Co. ............ .. New York Central. .. ......... Northern Pacific ................ Ohio Cities Gas Pennsylvania Reading Southern Pacific Southern Railway Studebaker Co Union Pacific United States Steel Willys-Overland

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FOR RENT—Front rooms for housekeeping.- 33 S. 12th. FOR RENT--Furn ish ed rooms for light housekeeping. 30 S. 14th. FOR RENT—One large front room, unfurnished. 1435 Eagle^ FOR RENT—Two light housekeeping rooms. 2350 First ave* FOK RENT—2 front light housekeeping rooms. 662 Chestnut. FOR RENT—Modem sleeping rooms. 4 40 N. 614. FOR RENT—Modern sleeping room. 421

cleaning. Scotten,

OXYGEN ACETYLENE WELDING, Tanks built all kinds. Thomas Weld. Ing Shop. 1104 Poplar. Old 3020.

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CHICAGO ritODlTCE.

CHICAGO, Sept. 14.—Butter—Unchanged. Kegs—Receipts, 5,155 cases unchanged.

Potatoes—Higher receipts, 32 cars Minnesota early Chios, hulk. $2 50fo 2.55 do, pack *. $2.60 ot 2.70 Wisconsin, bulk. $2.4-6(77'2.'55: do, sack:-, $2.60#2.70.

Poultry—Alive, unchanged.

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DOINGS OF THE 1 AN LOONS—At That, Wilby Might Need a Doctor in Time

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—Estrayed or stolen, Irish setter bird dog two years old white spot on breast collar with namo

Albert Einecke. Call new phone :.029-J or 3403-L. Reward. LOST—One fox terrier pup, black and white spotted, bob-tailed, female. Return 2040 N. 13th and receive reward. Citizens 4740. LOST—Key ring with keys, between 6t,h and Mulberry and 13th and Ohio.

Reward. Return to 609 Mulberry. LOST—Pair of nose glasses in Dr. Von Pinzer case. Reward. 1212 N 19th.

I w phone 2215J. LOST OR STOLEN—Scotch collie pup. Return to 2100 Elm and receive reward. LOST—End gate front truck, man. New phone 4482.

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HELP WANTED—Male.

WANTED—Man with auto or rig* to deliver nursery orders this fall. Give full particulars. Guaranty Nursery,

Granite Bldg., Rochester. N. Y. WANTED—Strong boy with wheel to deliver packages opportunity for advancement. The Viquesney Co., 614616 Ohio. WANTED—Boys between 16 and 17 years old. Chance to learn trade and advance. General Plate Co., 1600

WANTED—Boy to work on presses opportunity to learn trade. The Viquesney Co.. 614-6rjj Ohio. WANTED—Registered drug clerk or assistant state salary wanted. X* J.

Murdock, Montezuma, Ind. WANTED—Boy over 16 years old. Must have bicyd-e. Baur's Drug

Store.

WANTED—Boy, with Wheel. 610 N. 13 th. WANTED-—Teamsters Union Transfer and Storage Co., 10% and Wabash

WANTED—men at gravel pit, lltth and Fort Harrison roud 30c per hour.

HELP WANTED—Female.

WANTED—Government civil service examinations everywljere October 0: 12,000 women clerks to be appointed at Washington salary $1,200 experience unnecessary. Women desiring government positions write for free particulars. J. C. Leonard (former civil service examiner), 712 Kenois

Bldg., Washington. WANTED—Lady stenographer, age SO to 40 preferred, for machine shop oCfice work. Must be efficient in shorthand. Permanent position for person of proper ability. Give full particulars, also salary wanted. Address Tribune, Box 99. WANTED—G1H8 to make U. S. army garments plenty of good, steady work. Apply at once to Miss Lowe,

Ehrmann Mfg. Co, 10th and Wabash ave. WANTED—Young woman 16-23 years fop telephone work permanent employment. Apply Chief Operator,

Citizens Ind. Telephone Co. WANTED—Girls experienced sewers on mackinaws steady work. Apply to Miss Rail. Stahl-Urban & Co„ 9* and Ohio. WANTHD—Counter girls at Hotel Dealing Coffee Shop. Good wages. Apply

Steward, Hotel Deming. WANTED—Counter girl and kitchen helper for night work. Cozy Hotel, 1:370 afayette. WANTED—Colored woman to do cleaning by the day. New phone 4653. 2030 S. Center. WANTED—Maids. Apply to houaekeep. er good wages. Hotel Demlng. WANTED—Female cook at once, mania Hotel.

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HELP WAJ^TED—Male and Female. WANTED—Second cook colored or white. American Restaurant.

WANTED—Sifcation.

WANTED—Position as stenographer reference. Call new phone 1662-J. WANTED—Position as tiight .watch* mail. Box 4. care Tribune.

WANTED—Miscellaneous. WANTED—Anchor Furniture Co. pays highest prices for ranges, cook stoves ar.d heaters. Call new 1337 or old 869. 811 Wabash avenue. WANTED TO TRADE—Feeding tankage for your dead animals, or will pay cash for them. New phone 7J old phone 38tf6. Harrison Rmith. CALL US on dead animals. Bell 544

Citlsens 4296. Nights call Bell 41SS. Terre Haute Hide & Fertiliser Co, 12 North Second. WANTED—To clean vaulta Charles

Joni,» old 1683 new phone 1252-J. WANTED—Vault cleaning. W. R. Guess, 2546 old phone. WANTED—Curtains to laundry, old phone 4604.

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WANTED TO B~UY—Used heating and cooking stoves. George Finch. 1X21 Poplar new 364 old 84#. BEST PRICES PAID for used clothing and shoea Call new phone S660. WANTED TO BUY—Heating stovea

Scott. 1336 Wabash.

FOR RENT—Offices.

FOR RENT—Offices Tribune Building. Apply Wabash Realty and Loar- Co. 721 Wabash avenue.

OVERLAND MOVING.

.Let us move your furniture. City o 1 out of the city. Union Transfer and Storaere Co. Both Dhonea 404.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

POOL. TABJLKS—New and second hand also supplies. Geo. R. May. 1345 Wab!

ROVING JVANS^

BIJ-LY WALSH—Piano and furniture moving. New phone 534. old 4007.

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Second-hand harness, collarsT^riiiing sadfUea Zaohman. the Harness Man.

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FOR SALE—Miscellaneous. FOR SALE—Complete furnishings of rooming house. Rooms all rented.

Excellent location. Very reasonable. Present owner leaving city. Splendid opportunity for person desiring big returns from small investment. Address Box 2, care Tribune. FOR SALE—Household furniture bed room set, mattresses, sanitary couch, davenport, dressers, dining room table, student's tables, rockers, writing desk. Mrs. Pfeifer, 525 S.

Center.

FOR SALE—Storage goods must be sold. Iron bed, $2.50 stand table, $1 library tables. $3.50 wash stand, $2 child's mattress, $2. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—300 new and rebuilt steel and cast ranges all makes guaranteed baker. Liberal terms to worthy people. Vandalia Storage Co., S03

Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Fine set of sheiTing, counters, showcases, ice boxes, floor cases, coffee mill and miscellaneous grocery equipment. Sell lot or by piece. 2352

Third ave. FOR SALE—Large cabinet phonograph, in mahogany case, with six new Columbia records. Price $65. Ea«ir payments. Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR SALE—Round Oak Heater No. 16 new double Are bowl good nickel to be sold for less than half priee.

Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—New Merit Ranee. $18.50 model cheap cook stove. $12.50: Flor. ence Heater. $16.50 American »te^, $9.50. Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Trade that old heat«r or range in on a new one. We allow you as high as $10. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Royal Garland No. 16 cast iron jackets: slightly used as a demonstrator cheap. Vandalia Storage

Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Grocery store cash and carry 1920 Beech fixtures $200 invoice of stock to suit purchaser.

Joseph F. Gleason. FOR SALE—Brazil block coal mine for sale. Wagon mine, with tipple capacity 50 tons daily. Address 3, care

Tribune.

FOR SALE—Vulcan Jewel Hot Blast Heater all new lining best slack burner on earth. Enquire SOS Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Story & Clark Organ notes and reeda good loud player, $12.50. Vandalia Storage Co., 303

Wabash ave. §X)R SALE—Almost new parlor*organ in fancy oak case. Price $25. Easy payments. Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR SALE—Butcher's ice box two 6foot show cases and other fixtures. 13% and Crawford. New Phone 634-L. FOR SALE—12 mantel folding beds revarnished we need the room. Vandalia Storage Co., 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Acorn Heater No. 20 in good shape bargain. Vandalia Storage Co.. 303 Wabash ave. FOR s\le—B e ant i ful $800 playerpiano will exchange for building lots or diamonds. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Edison phonograph, 250 records and cabinet. What will yon give? 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Laundry stoves, 2 and 4 holes. $3.50 up. Vandalia Storage

Co_ 303 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Three portable gasoline lighting plants, cost $15 each half price. 2352 Third ave. FOR SALE—50 bed 3prinES. 50 cents

Iron beds. $3.50: 25 mattresses. $3.50 Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Several davenports, leather finish, $16.50 up. Vandalia Storage

Co, 303 Wabash ave. FOR SA LE—Florence heater. Majestic range and household goods for 5-room house. 1127 S. 10th. FOR SALE—Underground tank and pump 120 gallons good condttion.

Call 4RS3 old phone. FOR SALE—Wing piano handsome walnut case $175 long time to pay for. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Baby photos at your home.

Martin's Photo Shop. New plions 3700 old 16. FOR SALE—Upright piano: good condition, $100.00 library table, $15.00. 1008 7th ave. FOR SALE—Dining table, library table, china cabinet, vacuum sweeper. New phone Ml97. FOR SALE—Practically new grocer's large Ice box bargain. 2352 Third ave. FOR SALE—Five Florence heaters good as new $15, $18, $21. 608 Wabash. FOR SALE—$85 cabinet phonograph, 12 records, $35 easy terms. 508 "Wabash. FOR SALE—Tender beets for canning.

Also green tomatoes. Old phone 1115. FOR RALE—8 nice shoats just right for winter meat. 28th and Poplar. FOR SALE—Kimball piano, like new, $165 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Wilson Hot Blast heater, $7.95 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—46-in. golden oak round dining room table. 915 3rd ave. FOR~3ALE—6iJ~Stove. $3.50 Ovens, $1.95. Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Guaranteed Range easy terms, 508 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Home Comfort, I19.7S easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Garland gas range, nearly new bargain. 2617 S. 7th. FOR SALE—Good drop-head sewing machine, $10. 22 S. 6th. FOR SALE—Chiffionier. $6.50: dresser. $7.00. Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Six Fhoats one good bicycle. Old phone 1083. FOR SALE—Twelve Point restaurant cheap. 1283 l^ifayette. FOR SALE—Acme Range, $22.50 easy terms. 50S Wabash. FOR SALE—25 Refrigerators. S3.50.

Scott. 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Laurel range. $18.96 easy terms. 508 Wabash. FOR SALE—Good bicycle one new tire, $15.00. 1305 S. 15th.

FOR SALE—Baby bed and mattress. New phone 2050-L. FOR SALE—Horse, sorry and harness.

Call 92S S. 2nd. FOR SALE—4-foot floor case, new, $20. 2352 3d ave. FOR SALE—Victrola and bed. 2201

N. 15th.

FOR S LH—Body for auto truck. •N. UU.

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FOR 8ALE—Miscellaneous.

FOR SALE—Steam shovel, two-yard capacity, cheap good chance. Box 100, Tribmje. FOR SALE—Two gilts. S. J. Markley, one-quarter mile east of Stop 6, Sullivan line. FOR SALE—One Florence cook stove good condition $10. Citizens phone 3392. FOR SALE—Combination writlnar and book case, $15,00. Scott, 1336 Wabash. i FOR SALE—Sow and five pigs. Eddie

Franklin. Youngstown. Phone. FOR SALE—Good bicycle, cash register. Jewel heater. 106 N. 4th. FOR SALE—Household furniture. 110

N. 6th. Old phone 2030. FOR SALE—Gentle driving or saddle horse. 1813 Liberty ave. FOR SALE-—Household furniture good as new. 1824 Poplar. FOR SALE—Rummage, at 40S Ohio,

Saturday, Sept. 14. FOR SALE—Indian motorcycle. Old phone 1633. Ring 1. FOR SALE—Folding bed and other furniture. 1526 S. 3d. FOR SALE—Beautiful gas lamp, cheap.

Inquire 228 S. 8th. FOR SALE—Three fine Flemish Giant bucks. 32 S. 18th. FOR SALE—3-bumer gas plate. 4762Z new phone. FOR SALE—Evans brooms. New 3980.

FOB S ALB—Auto.

FOR SALE—One 1916 1,500 International truck, fine shape one 1917 Ford touring, good tires, and fine shape one 1916 Ford roadster, one man top, good tires, Bhoc.k absorbers and spotlight this car is a bargain at $350. One 1916 Monroe roadster, in good shape one IS 12 Overian.l touring one Bulck Six touring in A1

Shape. Call Weir & Qulnn, Middletown. Either phone. Postoflfice address. Prairie Creek, Ind. FOR SALE—Smith Form-a-Truck, 1917 motor steel coal bed with hand hoist: 4-inch tires good condition a bargain. 31 S. 9th st. New phone 4900.

Old 4500.

FOR SALE!—6-passenger high-grade touring car A-l condition cull or payments. Call in person. F. R.

Casebeer, 226 Wabash. FOR SALE—One Ford, one Interstate both car» thoroughly overhauled and newly painted. Hay Auto Shop, rear 654 Ohio. FOR SALE—We have a number of icood used cars for sale. Prices from $300 to $1400. ^ettyiohn Co.. 60$ North

Sixth St.

FOR SALE—Ford truck in first-class condition newly painted a bargain. Enquire STop 5, Clinton interurban. FOR SALE—Autos. Lexinerton. Oakland snd Allen ears am sold at Petty-

John's. 60S North Sixth street. We buy, sell or trade autcs and parts w.e wreck them and sell the parts. 1340 Liberty avenue. New 2433. FOR SALE-^-S-passenger Overland, 1919 model used two months. Old phone 2267. FOR SALE—1017 Saxon Six. KSnquire

International Harvester Co. 225 N. 9th, FOR SALE!—One 1916 model Ford touring car, $350. Knquire 1616 N. 8th. FOR SALE—5-passenger Ford excellent condition. 941 Lafayette ave. FOR SALE—Automobile, six cylinders first-class condition. 30V. N. 4th. FOR SALE—Saxon six. Old phone 4581. 667 4th ave.

FOR SALE—-Real Estate.

FOR SALE— 40-acrn farm, 1% miles south of Younpstrwn on Dixie Bee line, mile south Stop 9 Sullivan line good improvements. Bargain if taken at once. R. V. Keller, Terre

Haute, R. R. C„ Box 322. FOR SALE OR RENT—Denmark store. Dandy country location store and residence. Reasons for selling, account of war. J. P. Miller, Coal City,

Ind.

FOR SALE—Four and flve-room houses on payments. One and two hundred dollars down balance same as rent.

Room 17 Beach Block. FOR BAIJ3—Five 3-room houses and 4 acres of ground. Stop 18, Brazil line. W. Adams, old phons 4596, ring i. FOR SALE—Five-room house gas for cooking and light: located 1524 Chase.

Call old phone 3014. Price $1,650. FOR SALE—Farm 8 2-5 acres in Knox county. Enquire 417 S. 3rd.

FOB SALE 0E TRADE.

FOR TRAPR—Chevrolet roadster. In good condition will accept diamonds or real estates Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR TRADE—New player-piano will accept diamonds or real estate.

Robertson's, 525 Wabash. FOR SALE OR TRADF—Coal mine new wagon mine, fully equipped.

New phone 4062-J. TO TRADE—Touring car top and body Ford for runabout top and body.

Phones 247. FOR SALE OR TRADE—2 horses, 2 delivery wagons, Columbian Laundry

Co.

MISCELLANEOUS^

DON'T WORRY. Let us worry about your packing and storage. Hicks & White. Oid 3191. 796-708 Lafayette.

We repair all maket, of sewing machines, $1.50. Scott A Hart, &08 Wabasil avenue.

Talking machines repaired all makes $1.60. Soctt HATt.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

State of Indiana, sa County of Vigo. .j In the Superior Court Of VIgo fcotmty»

September term, 1P18. James B. Diehl vs. George W. Greek et al. No. 18195.

Be it known that on the 30th day ot August, 1918, said plaint iff filed an af* fidavit in due form showing the follow- -T ing named defendants, to-wit: V

George W. Greek. David H. Greek, ... Robert Greek, John Greek, Frank Greek, Etta Greek, his wife William Greek, Hugh Tirer, Daniel B. Harpold, Carl Soale, Wilson H. Soale. her hus» ,, band, and Stoiiffhton J. Fletcher. ^The unknown heirs, devisees or next of kin of the following deceased persons, to-wit: •.

George W. Greek, David H. Greek, Robert Greek, John Greek, Frank

Greek, Etta Greek, his wife William Greek. Hugh Tirer, Daniel B. Harpold, Stoughton J. Fletcher, William N. Siner. Gilla A. Siner, Gilla A. Howard. Gills Ann Howard. Gilly A. Southard. Gilliam Southard, Gilla Ann Tirer, Gilley Ann Goad, Gilly Ann Mattox, Gilliam Goad, Gilli Ann Goad, Gilliean Maddox and Gillian M. Maddox.

The unknown wife or widow of eactt of the following named male de* fendants, to-wit:

George W. Greek, David H. Greek, Robert Greek, John Greek, Willian

Greek, Hugh Tirer, Daniel B. Harpold, stoughton J. Fletcher and Willian N« Siner.

That plaintiff claims full and complete right and title to the real estate described in said complaint against anv and all persons whatsoever and that it is the purpose of plaintiff to quiet the title to said real estate as against the world.

Duvail

Wabash Are.

STORAGE.

WANTED City Btorage, household goods, etc. brick warehouse. 44 8. 10%. Dr. J. T. Lauehead. Office old 947

^MOVING.

N^ANTKl.)—Moving and hauling by auto truck. Finch Transfer Co.. 1111 Poplar new Dhono 3G4 old S49.

FURNITURE AND PLAN 0 M0 VIN G. CONKAD Transfer Co.. 24 S. NinthT New S600 old 821 experienced men.

UPHOLSTERING^

First-class upholstering and repairing. Saner, JJ.00 »«.-$«w 40W-U. old

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The unknown heirs, devisees, legs* tees or next of kin tht unknown con* sorts, the surviving spouses, grantees, assigns or transferees: the unknown children, descendants of deceased children of each and all of said defendants, who may be dead the names of all of whom are unknown to plaintiff, are nort residents of the state of Indiana, ars necessary parties to the complaint herein, and that the object of this ac- ./ tion is to quiet the title to real eatats in this state. i

That said plaintiff also filed an a INdavit in due form stating that th« names of all persons disclosed by the public records of Vigo county, Indiana, by, under and through whom som* claim of title or interest in said land mi^ht possibly be asserted, have been »et forth in the complaint that plaintiff does not know whether the persons so named are living or dead, or their legal residence whether any '. of defendants. George W. Greek, David H. Greek, Robert Greek, John Greek, Willian Greek and Stoughton J. Fletch* er was married or not or the where* ahouts of their respective wife or widow of each of said defendants and if any such persons be dead, leaving heirs, or devisees of the said real es» tate, the plaintiff does not know their '1 names or legal residence. **'.

That said real esttas is located tn .1 Vitfo county, in the state of Indiana, i and described as follower *, ,r

The northwest quarter of the south-*',-, west quarter of section 15, township 13 nort hof range 8 west, and said nonresident defendants are now there* fore hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that'the^,

pame will stand for trial on th# 23d" day of October, 1918 and unless said e e n a n s a e a a n a n s w e o demur to said complaint on the Said., date, the same win be heard and de- i\ termined in their absence. r|

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Witness my hand and the seal of Bald court this 30th day of August. 1518. (Seal.) JAMES J. FAG AN, ZM

Cleric.* s -IV vf

NOTICE TO HEIRS, CREDITORS. ETC. In the matter of the estate of William A. CliriKerman, deceased. In the Vigo Circuit Court, in vacation.* 1918.

Notice is hereby piven that Robert* W. Clirisrerman as administrator of theft" estate or William A. Clinprerma.n, dr-|j ceascd, has presented his account and* vouchers In final settlement of said ej~* tate, and that the same will come for examination and action of said cir-

cuit Court, on the 25th day of Septem-^ ber, 1918, at which time all heirs. credi-»» tors or legatees of said estate are re-£ quired to appear in said court and «»howJ cause, if th?re be any, why baid ac-« count and vouchers should not be ap-r£ proved.

Witness the clerk and seal of said? Vigo Circuit Court, at Terre TIaute,« Indiana, this 31st day of August, 1^18. ,TAMES J. FAGAN, Clerk. Z

Whitaker, Attys.

NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has been appointed administrator of the estate of Isadora Mulvaney, deceased. Said estate is sup-" posed to be uolvent.

DUFF CALDWELL, Attornev*.

NOTICE OP APPOINTMENT. Notice is hereby given that the undersigned have been appointed 1.0administrators of the estate of Henry^ C. Robinson, deceased. Said estate ia« supposed to be solvent. to

WINTER ROBINSON. IANfEL M. ROBINSON,

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JHJSINESS DIRECTORY. JfWiiMTUKE LEATHfc-US —For Sale By— DUENWEG'S LEATHER HOUSB 530 Ohio Street, Near Fifth. Bel! Phone 527. Cit. Phone 178,

FOR SALB

All Kinds of Fertilizers

Have large stock on hand. ii* ?. Can All your order promptly. RK1MAN* LIME AND CEMENT CO. Telephone 126. 100 North lO'^ St.

MINE MULES 11

46 to 60 Inches

BIG STOCK TO fciKLKCT FR03I 319 WALNUT STREET. T. H. HORSK AND MULE CO.*

CITIZENS 4821-1*.

STORAGE AND PACKING.

STORAGE—Furnituie packed. stored and crated brick building. Oet our reduced freight rates south and ail western points. Quick service. Uoioa

Transfer & Storage Co., of ioe Xtfe and Wabash. Both pkooes 404.

WE pack, crate and store your furniture at lesa than othera Packing boxes and barrels for sale. Cits#,

Krah Box Co., new phone 391§,

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