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LANDLORD IN ENGLAND EXPLAINS TO PEOPLE

Lord Bute, Who Holds One Hundred

and Twenty Thousand Acres, Tells About It.

XiONDON", July 5.*—Oot of the Crucible of the great world war the fiery •pirit of freedom has swept over England, and the people, no longer looking upon titled nobility with a feeling of awe, are demanding that tne rich lords and proud peers prove their right of ownership to the great landed •states which were acquired by their ancestors, four and five centuries ago by what is alleged to be doubtful means. Noblemen, with thousands upon thousands of acres, are today embling in their shoes as they spend idle days in their country manors or splendid London town houses.

The labor leaders, like Robert Smille, president of the Miners' Federation, hive gone back to the early history of land ownership, and have shown that up to the time of the great war the amount of land under cultivation in Great Britain had been steadily decreasing for generations, because it was held as bunting grounds by the nobility

Lord Bute on the Grill, fair example of this line of investigation is that of the estate of Lord Bute, the third richest peer of Great Britain, who was summoned at the instance of the labor leaders to appear as a witness before the coal commission.

Lord Bute's *eittate consists of 6ns hundred and twenty thousand acres of agricultural land, six splendid country seats, a gorgeous town house in London, miles and miles of land in Palestine, and the entire island of Bute, oft the Scottish coast, which contains 31,161 acres, and he is the absolute ground landlord of the entire great Welsh town of Cardiff. His estate is worth more than 100 million dollars, and his annual income is 14 million dollars.

While Lord Bute was on the witness nt&nd Frank Hodges, secretary of the, ,ers' federation, cross-questioned lordship as to the evidence of the title to his property. "Have you studied tHf? Titstory refuting to the property granted in 15471550 to Sir William Herbert, your anceeter?" asked Mr. Hodges.

His lordship replied that he had not done so, and that the only thing he knew about it was that one of his ancestor's services was the raising of an armyj The particular property herein aliuded lo was the land upon which stands the city of Cardiff, Wales, all of whose docks, railways, warehouses and a big castle, with the outlying collieries and coal mines, are controlled by Lord Bute.

Mr. Hodges thtm rttifrtwJ from wtmt he said was a copy of the actual document which granted the property to Sir William Herbert 372 years ago., wherein it is stated that the grant was made "for quelling rebels in the western part of England." This document had been lost for a couple of centuries, and had been discovered recently in the records office by an employee of the Cardiff corporation, and this corporation still holds the deed.

Mr. Hodges alleged that Sir William Herbert was one of the giiardia!ns of King Edward the Sixth, when latter was between 10 and 14 years and was then on the throne of England. Hodges declared that Sir 4 William Herbert had the boy king grant to him enormous areas of land, which, at that time, were in the possession of the crown, thus using the yL. boy king's name to enrich himself.

Mr. Hodges pointed out that there- ,* fore a minor had transferred to Sir William Herbert one of the greatest !!$.. properties that had ever been known to be granted to any one, and that

SOLICITOR IS HELD.

.James T. Colwell, fouthful magazine Solicitor, who has been intruding himself in private homes to sell his magaSine subscriptions and wearing an army uniform, will be held for further investigation and tried Tuesday aft» ernoon on a charge of trespass, according to action taken in City Court Saturday morning. Colwell made two mistakes in his efforts—entering th« homes of Detective Delbert Scott and patrolman Oscar Donham.

... DIES IN EXPLOSION.

i TOUNGSTOWNj O.. July 6.—Harold Straussburge, 31, of Sharon, Pa., was knisi^here last night during a comx* fire works exhibition when an bomb, which failed to explode, m' k him as it descended. Milion *field, 8 William Wilcox, 11, and }eorge Davis, 17, all of Toungstown, were burned by inflamlnable mattei foiling from aerial fireworks. Mrs.

Mary Cavalara, East Toungstown, was shot in the leg by celebrators.

JAILED FOR DISTURBANCE.

A general disturbance of the neigh-

fpt V torhood around Second and Eagle streets Saturday'- morning brought Clara White, colored, into the toils of

Patrolman Jim Carney under a cnarge of disturbing the peace, Folfowing an examination by Captain Van Cleave, •he was sent to Jail.

BLAZE IN TAYL0RVILLE. A flr« Friday evening In a «nall •hed across the river in Taylorville called two lire companies to Second and Poplar streets, where a box was pulled by some person who believed the fire was on tfe* Terre Haute side of the river.

BlTFAliO UVK STOCK. BUFFALO, N. Y., July 5.—Cattle— Receipts, 500 slow., i Calves—Receipts, #50 $2 higher |6.00(^23.50.

Hogs—Receipts, 1,600 50c higher. TT«avy and mixed, '$23.50 plgS, $22.00© .50.

Sheep—Receipts. 800 steady Lambs. *12.00® 18.50: yehrlings, fS.OOG? 14.50 yheep, |S.50(fl9.00.

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LODGE NOTICE.

Notice—Eagles are requested to meet at the hall, at 641 Cherry, at 2:30 Sunday afternoon, to attend the funeral of Brother Mark T. Wilson from Eagles' hall.

LOST AND FOUND.

LOST—Bunch of keys,', between 2206 N. 10th and 7th and Main return to Tribune office reward. LOST-—Small leather purse In public library return to library liberal reward. LOST—Two white poodles notify 1361 5th ave. New phone 4679-n. reward.

HELP WANTED—Male.

WANTED—We pay claims weekly from first day of sickness, 34 weeks accident, two years, at-cidental death and $100 natural death. L.ive strong company. Detroit and Federal, Indianapolis. Old phone 352, naw 3475. 681 Ohio street. D. M. Burrows, manager.

CENSUS CLERKS—4,000 needed $92 month age, 18 upward experience unnecessary. For free particulars of examinations, write J. Leonard (former government examiner), 1190

Equitable Bldg., Washington. WANTED—Terre Haute railway matl clerk examinations, Aug. 23 $1,100 to $1,600 year sample questions free.

Franklin Institute, Dept. 98 R, Rochester, N. Y. WANTED—Men: learn barber trade big demand and wases earn while learning write. Jloler Barber College, 105 S. Wells, Chicago^ WANTED—Armature winders for A.

C. and D. C. winding. Address Kester Electric Co., Terre Haute. Ind. WANTED—Man working conditions, 48 hours at $18 per week. General

Plate Co., 1600 Hulman. WANTED—House man good wagea Apply housekeeper. Hotel Deming. WANTED—Tfcro experienced brickyard men.' 1100 N. 1st.

Production Work

Ages 18 to 45.

Weight 14Q lbs. or more. In Good Pliyiscal Condition. Good Living Wage Paid

While Learning.

Steady Work* Assured. Apply in Person or

Communicate with

Factory Employment Office

The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.

Akron, Ohio

Machine Hands

jVlorris Street

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EWAHD—51 Of or fflTding^me a ern house centrally located, phone 1375.

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BUSINESS CHANCE.

Would you risk $2 per week for 50 weeks to make thousands? A Workina Man's Company.

By paying $2.00 per week for SB weeks we will offer you something great Most people spend more for irink, tobacco, etc., but object to spending a few dollars for their future welfare. Particulars, 7024 Jenkins Arcade. Pittsburgh, Pa.

OURS IS A SURE SHOT

Oil companies may come and oil companies may go. but the drilling industry goes on forever our inventions eliminate the derrick and other materials. Particulars, box 7(8, Pittsburgh, fenn.

FOR TRADE.

FOR TRADE—Ford roadster ody for touring body. Mayes Bros., 1301 N. 7th.

OVERLAND MOVING.'

i-el us move your lurnilQro City or out of the city. Union Transfer and Storage Co.. Both phones 404.

BILLIARD SUPPLIES.

1 —.Now una Mjcunu u.ua, also supplies. George R» Uay, liif WabasM ave.

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HELP WANTED—Female. WANTED—Lady to take care of soda fountain also experienced lady cook.

Strliey restaurant. Ninth and Sycamore. WANTED—Counter girls at Hotel

Demlng Coffee Shop. Good wagea Aprlv Steward. Hotel Demlng. WANTED—Good girl for general housework. Call mornings, 206 Kent ave. WANTED—Maids. Apply to housekeeper Rood wasres Hotel Demln*. WANTED—Girls experienced on power sewing machines. Ehrmann Mfg. Co. WANTED—Girl, Leeyow laundry 1333

Main.

WANTED—Waitress. 832 Wabash.

WANTED-QIRLS

Over 16 years old. Columbian Enameling & Stamping Co* 15yi and Beech Sts.

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WANTED—To Bay.

WANTED TO BUY—Large or small rooming house, or house on long time lease. Clara Kinkade, Gen. Del., postoffice. WANTED—To pay good price ior used clothing. Call new phone 374i\ Wolf,

The Tailor, 1109 Wabash avente. WANTED—To buy or rent room modern bungalow. 13th. New 4598-X.

Wabash.

WANTED—To buy used fcameras. Overfelt. WE BUY

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SUBSCRIPTION'S

Also War Savings Stamps. We Pay 1'ou Full Cash Value. KXD-WEST MORTGAGE

AND BOND CO. Suite 310 Rea Bldg*

Taka elevator at 8th St. entrance. Dayton, Muncie, Indianapolis.

WANTED—Situation.

WANTED—A considerable number of young men in the Normal school want to do outside work to pay part of their expenses while in school.

They make reliable and trusty clerks, cashiers or collectors for stores in the afternoon and on Saturdays good waiters in restaurants, excellent caretakers of lawns, etc. Try one of them at odd jobs. Call 926 new phone and ask for the dean of men. WANTED—Position by young lady as stenographer and typiat graduate.

Address Box 70, Tribune. WANTED—Position as housekeeper have small boy. 2010 Liberty ave. WANTED Situation by chauffeur. Call G80-L new.

WANTED—Miscellaneous WANTED—Fords to sell on 5 per cent. We will tune up or repair if needed.

Engles' Ford Repair, 443-45 Lafayette avenue. Rear of Henry Grease Cup company. WANTED—Shoe repairing. The Popular Electric Shoe Shop. Old phone 3424, new 1170. Work called for and delivered. WANTED—Paper hangln furnisht

and paint

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New phone 2101-X.

WANTED—Paper hanging. New 2361.

BANK STATEMENT.

CONDFN ED STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF THE CITZENS TRUST COMPANY, at Terre Haute, in the State of Indiana, at the close of its business on June 30, 1919.

D. Russ Wood, president L. R. Whitney, vice president Frank C. White, secretary Charles C. Newiin, assistant secretary.

RESOURCES!

Loans and discounts S10.S20.93 Bonds and stocks 184,775.67 United States bonds.. 146,850.00 War Saving Stamps..,,.,, 1,444.13 Furniture and fixtures ....- 13,632.26 Other real estate 2,510.71 Advances to estates and trusts 3,920.6V Due from banks and trust companies 124,068.79 Cash on hand ...» 52.524 16 Cash items ............... 9.974.67 Trust securities ........... 2,000.00

,Total resources....... i., .|1,032,541.99 LIABILITIES. Capital stock—paid in .... lCO.OOO.OO Surplus 10.000.00 Undivided profits—net ..... 9,842.93 Dividends unpaid ^.00 deposits,

except except

Demand banks Savings banks Trust banks Special banks Certified checks Trust investments

deposits, deposits,

76,846.33

except except

425,202.22 4,127.00

deposits,

142,363.51 2,158.00 2,000.00

Total liabilities. 1,032,541.99 State of Indiana. Countv of Yisro, ss: I, Frank C. W'hite, secretary of the Citizehs Trust Co., of Terre Haute Indiana, do solemnly swear that the above statement is true.

FRANK C. WHITE, Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before meL Uus Z&h. day of July, 1919.

MINNIE BURKHART, Notary Tubjfc

My commission expires March 12. 1921.

STORAGE AND PACKING. a'iulU^Ji—Furmlura packed, sioreu and crated brick building. Get our reduced freight rales south and all western points. Quick eervlce. Union

Transfer & Storage Co, office afid Wabasb. M9t$i iQi.

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F0RRENT—Miscellaneoui. FOR SALE—One Kimball Cottage organ this organ is in strictly flrstclass condition ariu a wonderful value for $12.00. Vandalla & Big

Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—?A slightly used player piano, with bench, rolls and scarfs will accept small weekly payments liberal discount for cash. Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—One Kimball Cottage organ this organ is in strictly firstclass condition, and a wonderlvfl value for $12. Vandalia 9t Big Four

Storage Co.. SOS Wabash. FOR SAL®—Onu Home Comfort range don't let this high grade make get away from you $26.75. Vandalia &

Big Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—On« Gray Advance range you will wait long time before you beat this only *28.75.

Big Four Storage Co.,

5 or S814

WANTED TO BUY—Used Fords. Best prices paid. Central Auto Co., 120 N. 7th st. WANTED TO BUY—Best prices paid for men's clothing & shoes. New 3560. WANTED—To buy stoves and ftrnt* ture. New phone 344. old 849. WANTED—To buy stovea ^coic. 1335

Vandalia & 303 Wabash.

FOR SALE—One Home Comfort range don't let this high grade make get away from you $26.75 Vandalia &

Big Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—One Gray Advance range, you will wait a long time before you beat this only $28.75. Vandalia &

Big Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Iron beds and springs— 200 iron beds, $2.50 each 200 coll springs, $1.00 each. Vandalia Big

Four Storage Co.. 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Iron beds and springs— 200 iron beds, $2.i0 each 200 coil springs, $1.00 each. Vandalia & Big

Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Fine cabinet style phonograph, with six records $95 payments no interest. Brewer Piano

Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—Just released—100 heating stoves to be sold for storage charges. Vandalla & Big Four Storage Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—Just released—100 heating stoves to be sold for storage charges. Vandalia & Big Four Storage Co., 803 Wabash. FOR SALE—Climax steel range this is a splendid cooker and baker a great bargain $14-9$, Scott & Hart, 508-10 Wabagh. FOR SALE—Uneida range you can always depend on your cooking If vou •use a Uneida $15.00. Scott & Hart, 508-10 Wabash. i OR SALE—One Majestic range if you want a real bargain, this is it $12.75. Vandalia & Big Four Storage

Co., 303 Wabash. FOR SALE—$700 player: trsed few months oak case $450 payments no interest. Brewer Piano Co., ith and Cherry. FOR SALE A malleable Garland range a real range at a remarkably „pr-,l(.'ei_ M9-5®. Scott Hart, 508-10 W abash. FOR SALE—Climax steel range this is a splendid cooker and baker a

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$14.9§. Scott & Hart.

5o8-10 Wabash. FOR SALE—A malleable Garland range a real range at a remarkably low price $49.50. Scott & Hart, 508-10 Wabash. FOR SALE—Ureida range you can always depena on your cooking if you

Use a Uneida $lo.00. Scott & Hart, 50S-10 Wabash. FOR SALE—K'tchen cabinets, $5.00 eidehoards, $8.00 dining tables, $6.00 dining chairs, cheap. Scott's, 1336

Wabash ave. FOR SALE class dalia & Big Four Storage Co.,

One Laurel range In flrstcondition only $12.75. Van103

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FOR SALE—One Majestic ran ere if you want a real bargain, this is it $12.75. Vandalia & Big Four Storage Co., 303

Wabash.

FOR SALE—One Laurel range in firstclass condition only $12.7£* Vandalla & Big Four Storage Co., 303

Wabash. FOR SALE—Acme range with reservoir and warming closet, $12.50.

Scott & Hart, 508-510 Wabash. FOR SALE—Columbia grafanola records and Q. R. S. music rolls. Robertson's Music House, 525 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Pedigreed and registered

Flemish giant rabbits young and old. F. Hale, 2015 4th ave. FOR SALE—Mason jars, lawn hose^ feather bed, dining table, .washstand. 2041 N. 12th. FOR SALE—$600 used player good as new: $350 cash. Brewer Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—Pedigreed New Zealand rabbits young and old. 516 N. 16th. FOR SALE—Good used piano for $75.

Brewer Piano Co., 7th and Cherry. FOR SALE—8-year-old driving horse and good buggy. Old 28-R 4. FOR SALE—30 old 20c each.

baby chicks 2419 N. 12th.

FOR 306,

SALE—Scotch ring 1.

Ohio st.

FOR SALEN. 2nd.

month

collie pup. Old

FOR SALE—Horse and wagofc 1014 Wabash. FOR SALE—Household

goods. 817

-12x14 tent. Inquire 108

FOR SALE—House.

FOR SALE—Brick house duplex apartments splendid location home income. New phone 1311.

FOR SALE OR TRADE.

FOR sXlE oir^rRXDT^^FwcrToTfr^Tn "West Terre Haute one lot in Jasonville one 6!4x8Vb R- R. lens and one parlor organ. Call at 530 Helen avenue Sunday before 2 p. m. FOR SALE OR TRADE—One house and two acres, with timber one 5room house and lot, 68x142 ft., with sliop, on Park ave. Box 2, North

Terre Haute. FOR SALE OR TRADE—House and 1 acres ground good barn and chicken houses. Kunz, Stop 2, Sullivan line. FOR SALE OR TRADE—Touring car, on payments or for equity in rentai property. Citizens 942. 1624 S. 7th st. FOR SALE OR TRADE—New

Harley-Davidson motorcycle. Lafayette ave.

FURNITURE AND^PIANO MOVING CON HAD Transfer Co., 2 nthT New 2600 old £21. Experienced men

RAG RUG WEAVING. Walter ci, Hutfhea,

HAG RUG Wf^.«u g. $63 & Wabacfc Ml*

FOR SALE—Miscellaneous^ FOR SALE—Good sow and work mare, weighing 1,200 pounds, $65 also nice 4-year-old gentle purpose horse lady broke, guaranteed. 600 So. '8th st. FOR SALE—Confectionary, soft drink

Store doing good business good reasons for selling:.- Located 17th and Franklin ave. New phone 3951. FOR SALE—Set of Encyclopedia Britanniea, with dictionary also lour fine paintings. Call 3 to 11 and 5 to 7. 663 Chestnut. FOR SALE—Bargain grocery stock and fixtures nicacash business must sell. Phones, old, 3839 new, 649, or 629 N. 7th. FOR SALE—Big stout work mare, 8 years old, $60 also young general purpose horse. 700 South Second St. FOR SALE—16-inch Westinghouse fan and one National cash register.

Sandlson hotel. New phone 1508. FOR SALE—-Electric fixtures from factory to home at factory prices save 50 per cent. New, 4537 and 2318. FOR SALE—Majestic and Round Oak range left oh our hand* for storage.

Inquire at,303 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—All kinds of ranges, low as $9.85 cook stoves low as $8.95. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave.

FOR SALE—Acme range with reservoir and warming closet, $12.50. Scott & Hart, 508-510 Wabash. FOR SALE—One Cottage bargain $10 00. Scott'*

Store, 1336 Wabash.

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''Oh SALE—Good drop£ead sewing mi:chines almost new guaranteed, $8. 22 So. 6th. FOK SALE—One Cottage organ a real bargain: $10.00. Scott's Used Goods

Store, 1336 Wabash. FOR SALE—Good stout work mare must sell regardless of value. 712

South Fourth street. FOR SALE—Iron beds, $1.95 springs, 60c mattresses, $1.00 to $4.50. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Six breeding does and buck six young and their hutches cheap. 538 Elm. FOR SALE—Acme range with reservoir and warming closet, $12.50.

Scott & Hart, 508-510 Wabash. FOR SALE—Easy payments 15-room rooming house furnished. See Haggerty, 9 S. 6th. FOR SALE—Household furniture and stoves cheap. Inquire 1519_ Eagle st. FOR SALE—Boston bull one year old screw tail. 820 South Tenth street. FOR SALE—Grafonolas, $5 davenports, $12 and up. Scott's, 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Soft drink parlor and lunch room. Box 74, care Tribune. FOR SALE—Folding beds. $6 organs. $8. Scott'3. 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Films and kodak supplies. 629% Wabash ave. Overfelt. FOR SALE—Oil stoves low as $6J0.

Scott's. 1336 Wabash ave. FOR SALIC—Horse, harness and surrey cheap. 1727 N. 1st. FOR SALE—Hall-Borchet lress form size 2. New 1299. FOR SALE—New and used camera* 623 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—5-year-old horse gentle. 1017 N. 4th. FOR SALE—Second-hand Motorcycle. 28 N. 3rd. FOR SALE—Bull pups. Old phone 5753. FOR SALE—Two cows. 2127 N. 24th. FOR~SALE—Kodaka" Overrelt ~r

The Liberty Stores

Everything for the home. Cash or Credit 1243 Lafayette Avenue. ... 1131 Wabash Avenue

FOR RENT—HoTise and Flats. FOR RENT—One of my nice five cnom houses, 1515 Chase street, $20 closet, pantry, attic, cellar, gas, large yard, and large garage, ai* ia gilt edged condition. Frank Teet Xevw phone, 1221. FOR RENT—A furnished 7-room housa or will sell all or part of my furniture call evenings. 8 to 9. 654 N. 5th. FOR RENT—Five room residence in

West Terre Haute, $12 a month. Robertson's, 525 Wabash avenue. FOR RENT—Nicely furnished 3-room apartment partly modern. 414 Mulberry.

FOR RENT—Rooms.

FOR RENT—Very desirable modern rooms furnished for light housekeeptng gas for cooking use of launilry. 5j|9 North Center street. FOR RENT—Modern room good location gentleman preferred reference.

Address Box 73, care Tribune. FOR RENT—Large room and kitchenette well furnished for light housekeeping. 545 N. Center. FOR RENT—Two unfurnished rooms: modern: and one furnished sleeping room. Old phone 401S. FOR RENT—Sleeping room: modern $2 pel1 week men preferred. »26 So. 9th. FOR RENT—Two sleeping rooms, downstairs, and one garage. 79 S. 19th. FOR RENT—Two lisrht house keeping rooms. 36 South Eleventh street. rooms FOR RENT—Desirable modern close in. New phone 2442-L. FOR RENT—Furnished light housekeeping rooms. 522 S. 8th.' FOR RENT—Furnished housekeeping rooms modern. 818 So. 7th. FOR RENT—Sleeping rooms also one garage. 817 Ohio St. FOR RENT—Modem room, 118 S. 13th.

New 2017-J. FOR RENT—Light housekeeping rooms. 331 N. 6th st. FOR RENT-

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Swan st.

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FOR RENT—Miscellaneous. FOR RENT—Store room and basement. 1402 Wabash ave. Citzens 93®. Hag(terty. S fith.

PAPER HANGING.

WANTED—-Paper furnished: hung lrcm $3.5o to $0 pur room. Old phone 1912.

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FOR SALE—Autos. FOR SALE

Ford valves ground, carbon removing, $2.50 transmission bands replaced, all material furnished, $3.75 motor tunedj 25c to 75c rear axle overhauled. $o.00: axle doped, 35c motor overhauled, $15 to $20 front end rebushed,, made to steer like new, material furnished, $5. Service calls promptly made. Save $ $ $ on Ford repairing.

ENGLES FORD REPAIR. ,| Rear Henry Grease Cup CM? -4 443-45 Lafayette Ave. FOR SALE—2 Dodjre -passengers:

Chevrolet, baby grand model 2 Studebaker sixes Saxon six, 5-pas-bciiKer. 2 Chevrolets, 490 model, 5passengers Chandler six 1 Brisco chummy 1 Hubmobile, 5-passenger S Fords, 5-passen^ers, Terms on all cars. Cole Auto Co., 514 Ohio st. FOR SALE—One Ford ambulance, with casket board and cot, suitable for pallbearer wagon, ambulance or •hearse also one Ford chassis, good condition one Dodge commercial body. S. T. Fader, Rosedale, Ind. FOR SALE—One 1917 Ford roadster in first-class mechanical condition four good tires will sell at a bargain for cash or payments. New phone 4454, old 171#. Gibson-Overland Co., 813 Ohio st. FOR SALE—1919 Ford touring car and 1914 Ford body Ford ventilating wind shield used tires of all sizes. 1348 Wabash. FOR SALE—Late 1916 Ford touring si'ock absorbers in A1 condition.

Etiifle's Ford Repair. 443-45 Lafayette ave, rear Henry Grease Cup Co. FOR SALE We have over a aozer, used cars come while you can make a selection payment plan I# desired.

Pettyjohn Qo.. 603 N. 6th. FOR SALE—One Ford touring car, jgood condition one Saxon, 4-cyl. roadster, electric lights and starter. 907 Wabash ave. FOR SALE—Buick light-six. Bulck agency. Seventh street. FOR SALE—1916 mode Ford": "like new bargain. Tall old phone 3692. -Ford touring car. Good 119 N. First streetj

FOR SALEcondition. FOR SALE—Ford touring car Al condition $300. 2431 N. 13th st, FOR SALE—5-papsenger ford bargain. 427 Washington avenue. FOR SALEprice $271

-Saxon Four road roadster: 330 N. 4th.

FOR SALE—Roadster Agency, 204 N. 7th st.

$225. Bulck

FOR SALE—5-passenger 1145 Sth ave.

Studebaker.

FOR SALE—Dodge touring car. N. 14th st.

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FOR SALE—Real Estate.

A 6-room modern house except furnace 3 up and 3 down, 418 S. 8th houM in very good condition except needing a little papering and paint on Inside house sets on 63 feet of ground 50 feet deep. A, good bargain, $2,500. 'i-

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I have 3 lots on 24th and Deming 2 lots, 23rd and Deming, Just off th# *4 pavement, that I will trade for a. small house in a good neighborhood will put A the 5 lots in for $1,500.

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FOR SALE—1917 Ford. Albert hotel.

Light Six—War Tax fl»-| QQC and Frelgbt .............tpljOuD I* W. Of AUTO CO£ 217 a 4«b St.

New Phone 993. Old 1074,-

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USED CARS

"Westcott, 4 Maxwell, 25 Overland, 79 one Haynes No. 6. If you have a car for sale list it with us.

EDWARDS MOTOR HALL

114-116 South Second St.

QIBSON-OVERLANO CO. Agents for Overland, Willys and Willys Knight Automobiles.* Moline- Universal Tractors, 813-817 Ohio St.

MISCELLANEOUS.

WAN-1ED TO TRADE—Feeding tanktge for your dead animals, or will |ay cash for them. New phone 7$, old phone 3866. Harrison Smith. WANTED—To clean vaults. Charles

JoiTes Old 1683. new phone 1252-J. WE CLEAN vaults, 6oc 3533.

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FURNITURE PACKING. Furniture packed and crated for shipments. Packing boxos and barrela for sale. All work guaranteed. Formerly with Krah Box Co. Frank Bradford. 1708 Sycamore. New phone 2483.

FURNITURE PACKING. KRAH BOX^CO.

Will pack, crate and store your furnl ture for less than others. By experlJ enced men. All work guaranteed. Also sells packlng-ltfxea and barrels. New phone 2757 Old 833

^lOTS AN^DKIVEN WELLS, Pump repairing and driven well work. Cistern cleaning. L. W. CoHman and

Bros., shoo, i§39 Chase street. CltlSen'a *816.

STORAGE!

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phone 25 T. H. VV'a-ehouso & Storage Co., 129 N »th St

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F0R SALE—Real Estate.

FoR SALK—160 acres. 13 miles south* east of city on puolic road. Well Improved with buildings and fenenig well watered with well arufef springs about 120 acres level lanfff all In cultivation with Just enough slope for natural drainage balance rolling in blue grass and timber pas*ture. Coal not sold. For a mora complete description, see or call

American Realty company, room _.^wo]ie block. Both phones 4349. FOR SALE—'5 acres, with-*"6-rOOtiS* house 50-foot chicken house, stable, orchard with 125 fruit trees, 80 grapes, gooseberries, currants, in wire fencjnir, will *ell st reasonable price easy term* pump and cistern close to the house inside city limits, 900 S. 6th st,, West Terre Haute. Call at 1340 Liberty ave. FOR SALE—Three 16-foot room houa*» one-half acre ground, all in straw-* berries and raspberries, line garage nice lawn ideal place for chicken*! three-quarters mile from high school and car line good roads price $1,000.

Call 8723-X, new phone. FOR SALK—In monthly- payment^ 1619 So. 10th ot., 5-room house, vest!' bule, closets, pantry, cellar, well, cistern, electric lights and gas gllt« edge condition. Frank Te«l, ne* edge 1221. FOR SALE—Three room house on paved street east gas and watert payments $13 a month. Robert* eon's. 52S Wabash avenue. FOR SALE—One new strictly moi 5-room bungalow at 12tn anu also 4-room strictly modern house!

Call Citizens 4356. FO.i SALE—Fine six-room house, 30f North Sixteenth street. Must be sold to settle estate. Frank A. Kelley,

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FOR SALE—5-room cottage partlv modern located 1534 4th ave. Call new 3148 or 1814 N. 11th. FOR SALE—6-room cottage. Linden at near 7th: suitable location bargain.

Crampton. 124 So. 4th. FOR SALe—7-room house, cellar, clstern, electricity, gas. 1544 6th ave. FOR SALE—3-room house and lot. 2049 Blaine ave. Old phone 29S8.

i &OTS IN DEMINQ NOW ON SALE. Subdivision between Nineteenth 8L and Twenty-fifth street. Wabaah aT*« nue and Ohio Blvd.

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LEGAL NOTICES.

NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.. -V"-* State of Indiana, Viro couny/^ In the Vigo Circuit Probate Div«6n t®*® Court, May term, 1919.

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United States Trust company Terre Haute, administrator of the tate of Jesse H. Wilson, deceased, John A. Wilson, Maggie B. Wilson. *t al. No. 14010.

Witness my hand and the seal of said court, this 20th dav of June. 191t. 1 JAMES J. FAGAN Clerk.

Beasley, Touthitt, Crawford & Beasley, attorneys.

BUSINESS DIRECTORY. FURNITURE LEATHJCRfl —For Sale By— OUBNWEG'S LEATHER HOUBJI

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Be it known that on the 20th day! of June, 1919, said plaintiff filed affidavit in due form, showing that defendants, Hertrv T. Wilson, Minerva "Vilson, Stephen F. Wilson, Wll. son. whose Christian name is tinknown, wife of said Stephen F. Wll- a son, the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of Stephen F. Wilson, deceased, the unknown heirs, devisees and legatees of Wilson, deceased, whose Christian name is unknown, wife of said Stephen F. Wllson, George W. Wilson, Wllaon," whose Christian name is unknown. wire of said George W. Wilson, known heirs, devisees and legatees

Wilson, deceased, whose Chrla-

tian name is unknown, wife of Ml George W. Wilson, unknown hetra, devisees and legatees'of said George W. Wilson, deceased, Archie J. Wilson. Carrie Ellen Hufford. Ottie S. Hufford. Ch'arlas A. Wilson, Mcrcie Clare Wllson are non-residents of the state OfIndiana are necessary parties to th* complaint herein and that the object of said action is petition to sell. Said non-resident defendants are now. therefore, hereby notified of the pendency of said action against them and that the same will stand for trial on5 the 2nd day of September, 1919, the

same being the 2nd judicial day of the said September term, 1919, of said court, and unless said defendants appear and answer or demur to Bald complaint at said date, the same will -*", be heard and determined in their absence.

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