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BANKING HOME PLANS OUTLINED Trust Company to Begin Remodeling After Jan. 1. Work of remodeling rooms at 138-140 North Per nsylvania street to provide a modern banking house probably will be started shortly after Jan. 1, according to officials of the Bankers' Trust Company, who have received bids for the reconstruction. It Is understood the Starr Plano Company, present tenants, will move to other quarters about that time. Plana are being made to convert the rooms Into one of the finest and most up-to-date banking houses of the city, according to Howard C. Binkley, president of the trust company. The main banking room will have a frontage on Pennsylvania street of thirty feet and trill extend to a depth of 135 feet The front of the building will be rebuilt with terracotta, while the walls will have a wainscoting of white marble pauele and columns. In the rear of the room will be built two large vaults, the larger of which will be used exclusively for safety deposit purposes. The present hydraulic power lifts will be replaced by two electric elevators. 1 hrongb rearrangement of the lobby of the bank building an entrance from Ohio Street will be provtded. The cost of remodeling will amount to approximately |loo,ooty and the work Will be completed next May, it is expected. Plans to Pave 120 Miles of Road in 1921 The State highway commission has announced plans for the construction of* 120 miles of paved highways during 1021. The commission plans to complete pavement of the National highway In Indl-

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American Eagle Is ‘Pinched’ by Copper CHICAGO, Nov. 6. —An American eagle caused a near panic whan it alighted on the head of & policeman in the downtown district here. A patrol wagon took it to the police station, where it was locked In a cell to await its owner.

ana, which will provide a paved road running 140 miles across the State, from Richmond to Terre Haute. A bridge, estimated to cost $400,000, is to be buUt across White river at Hazelton, on the main road between Terre Haute and Evansville, forming a connecting link in the State highway system. The commission also plans the Improvement of fifteen miles of roadway between KendalvlUe and Llgonler, aud four miles between Fort Branch and Habnstadt. Women Voters’ Board to Meet in Terre Haute Special to The Times TERRE HAUTE, Ind., Nov. s.—The November meeting of the State board of the League of Women Voters will be held In Terre Haute Nov. 11 and 12. Mrs. Richard Edwards, Peru, a national hoard member, and Mrs. A. H Beardsley, Elkhart, will attend. Miss Mae B. Helmer Is chairman of •he committee which will receive the women. >. GETS DIARY AND DECREE. CHICAGO, Ncv. 3.—The mistake made by Mrs. Ethel Tnttle was in keeping a little brown diary In which she chronicled her unwisely meanderlngs. Richard C. Tuttle of Chicago Heights produced the diary and several love letters penned to Mrs. Tuttle by one "Richi*;’ and obtained a divorce.

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