The Daily Banner, Greencastle, Putnam County, 3 January 1927 — Page 3

THE DAILY BANNER

Classified Ads For Sale

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’ FOB S \I.E Vutomatic, 12Winrhrrii r. f2ri.nO. 1‘hoiu* 2.'i. 1-if

AUCTION' SAI.K Wodnoridny, Januar> 5, at .1. K» Coffman farm, otic mil'' cast of nainhndpt-. dairy cows, jotv > ii. hops an.l hay. Ford Ar Coffma: 3-2|j

For Rent

FOR I IK N'T—Two fmnidio* room, a*) kiti hon. Call Hannor offico. :!-lt

P FOR RENT: Farm on r.O-.ln ha i.Charlcs liriilpp.'.

Wanted

WANTED:—Two lipht hou o kn |» inp room-. Call llannor Office. 1-do. WANTED Will trade our new homo,,five rooms, city water and lights Ion West Herry St., for ten or twerit\ acre farm. Address Alvin O. Rice, R. 7. Il-dp

Lost

l.ost- Smith .lackson, Snnda\. tir> chain, .‘!l\ l, one new cross |>iec>'. Call 205-Y. STR \ \ I D U'-a k :>5m. about 1500 pounds. Bay hor.-e wi iaht about 1200 pounils. I’hone any inf> rmatiort t» Morris Burks. Rural 105

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Miscellaneous BARD INC KEN'NEI.S: l!,m? I your doe in the Cnue.tr> <!iu:n;t ijuanantine, Dry, airy, sanitary, k - inels, large runs, clean, cooked food. OtF Maithev-. Rhone t!tiS. .'l-.'!!i L n— -• — When you think of i.amlier, think Allan Lumber Co. A home owned and operated institution. Phone 401). 16-t<

WANTED' \ M \N DR \\OM vN IN NEED DC $25 lie or she nutsl own fiiruitare, a piano, talking inachine. mitoinohile, horses, entile or sheep. WE \\ ILL l.ook up title lo properly, nol.tr> and draw up paper', and attend to all details and advance money within one hour of the lime you respond. \T THE END OF one Minoth you will owe us for this service and the u.-se of the money. 88c Indiana Loan (O. Over Southard's Book Store OPEN ALL WEEK.

Colds The $1,000,000 way

There’s a way to end colds so quick, cllicient and complete that we paid SI,iMl.liUI for it.That way i HIKE'S. It stops colds in J4 hours, checks ic-.ir, opens the Ixrwels, tones the entire system. 'I he tnilliiin kmiw it ; always rely on it. lio start it now .

HILL'S Catcart-Biumiilf-Quinine

Re lure you *•( Hlt-L’S, in the reJ bo* wltli purtrait. At all tlriiaitiata—JOt.

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MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1927. < '^t ^

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New Typt of Attic Gives Extra Room

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Cspyrlftit, ItII. Warner Rrw». PI •?urM» Inc. •TRACKED BY THE POLICE," atarrln 8 Rln-Tin-Tin, la Bro«. production of thla novel.

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Ijand & Lot Surveys City Sewer Elevation and In formation. Land Pninage Tile Ditches A >pe ciaH'.if A. II. Doiunduie, C. E., 50(; E1i4*m.. Hiene 750 K.

jt FOR HIRE—Sleigh- h> lh<‘ hour. Fhoite V.lfl-X. 1 Nil

Draw New Marion County Grand Jury

REAn I'l. \ \ - I M < I IN I IM ! A PROBE oi INDI \N V

POLITK S.

1NDI ANAI'OI.IS .Inn. (HID DratpiRg of a few M'lrion Cuun > Grand Jury aturle I hire today w : ' nt.‘se<| iy . -i';;.nts of W in. H. Ren:;,' »Crunty prosecutor, who expects to rimy i ver hi., investigation of In luna|)i dilic i fiom hi' last graml juiyito the present. Of the first 5 drawn, nil hut o weie excused from service. The on retafaicii was A. W. \nthiini, lielin iapolis, Five more name- were to he drawn later today an I the proci - continued until a full grand jury i

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Jutlge Wm. A. Collins ordered that I the new grand jury to report for duty Thur-day. SIIOIM I \l K - |; > I Uni (.mi I I. MOTHERS. An Ohio (Cleveland > mother says this: "We prefer Foley's Honey and Tar jCompound above all other cough remedies ft r our children because it contains no chloroform or harmful opiat's and is not in the least constipat ng. It helps their cough quickly and makes them comlmtahle when they have snuffles and feverish colds. Bahy is subject to croup and it |fi\es us a feeling of security to have Foley's Honey and Tar in the house'. Mrs. K. H. 1.—(name furnished). Ask for Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound. —R. R. MULLINS, DRUGGIST. Bondsmen file rktition Bondsmen of W. (). Clodfelter, have filed a peti(ion In (lie Rutnam ClWu11 court, asking for release from the | treasurer’s Imnd. They are Frank Bettis, W. S. Lawter, Ott Burk, C. L. Perkins, William Sutherlin, Loe Wood, C. C. Dills, Charles Sutherlin and Jesse Sutherlin. This Action is necessary in order that Mr. ^^^Bfclter may secure surety bond which he will carry for the remainder lof his term.

WEBSTER’S NEW INTERNATIONAL DICTIONARY -run MEIMMAM WtBSTTR Because Hundreds of Supreme Court Judges concur io highest praise of the work as their Authority. The Presidents of all leading Universities, Colleges, and Normal Schools give their hearty indorsement. All States that have adopted a large dictionary as uundnid have selected Webster’s New International. The Schoolbookof the Country tulhen- l>» the Men nm-Wi h'.t, system of diacritic..! iu„rk . The Government Priniio, Odu. «• at Washington u es it asuutlMrity. I VC UIT! f«»r .i : iimpltf p .'«• < i tin’ \ \o U son lUmii » l He !ai alul lii.lij 1 j[>e(s, I RLE. ^ o-ac. srrv Mass. 1 Iff?/ (Jr, ■?/■. J--ji

Up < rawfordsvillo way is a basket hull team that has an uncanny knack of dispi sing of Big Ten Conference quintets. Saturday night (hiaggregation which is known as the Little Giants, the Cavemen, the Scarlet, Wabash <u whatever you wish to call ’em soundly trounced Rurdue by the score of II to ;!2. In addition to the Boilermakers the \ aughn huski have defeated Iowa and N i'thwe.-tern thus far this season which is a mighty good record.

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And Vincennes \vn- defeated! Yi sir, the Bloomington Panthers failed to fall for the vamping ways of Alice and won. Well now let's see, with most every other tram having trounced Bloomington and then to I have them drop Vincennes we would like to know ju.-t where this will put I the K no\ county boys in the state

I standing.

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The Hatchets down at Washington i continued their winning slreak Sat j tirday by chopping their way to vic- . ton over Central of Evansville. Per .-nnally we cant see why the name of Washington high school wouldn't look good in a Big Five for Indiana so here is our i. vised -tainling fo* the season todate: 1. KOGAN SPORT. 2. BF’DFORD. 3. M ART INS VIK KM 4. WASHINGTON. 5. CO 1.1 .MBUS.

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Rutnam County hereby challenges' any other county in Indiana to name as many college ha-ket hall stars for, the l!i2<>-27 season. Here i what we have: Jack Steward, of Bainbridge, stellar forward at DePauw; 1 "Red'' Wright, Bainbridgc, eaptair. at Rurdue; \rchi. Chiuld, Bill Bugg. flhiithridge, at Btitlc: ; Harhison, Rus selhillc, at Wabash; (hi'stopher, i.l' (ireeneustle, at Butler, ami M -ten, (iieenca ih at State Normal. We also have some county high school graduates who are making good on freshman collcee tenn;- who should burn up the hardwood court next

winter. —o—

TUESDAY MUIIT STATE NORMAI VS I'lGKRS

i f 'I.l' Hie fim of Imvlng a honu- Is Xl kliowlng the Joys o' In .pilnlily. Kvecy housewife's ilreum i in l.avc j a dalnly spare room always ready for ) the unexpected guest, bill ihe sinall I serx all) less house lines Uni allow |nr , it. \\ hat happens In mn«f hoii'eliulils I w In n some one dc. i .nil- l;'..in mi! • ! tnwn. is a great seiirry ini Hurry ilmihling up other meinhers ,,r ilie faini Iy, ,,r drawing Inis in de, i,le w hn is : to - leep oil tile davenport ill Ihe li\ lug room. ^ In maiiy hniucs, however spare for an ideal guest ronjo Is sluing idle, year after year, wuitiiir f. r uiie one In reengni/.e tls puss i l,i | i i les aid In 11:111 g nui Hie “Welcnllie ' sj-i, I'liis |\ In Hie attie. The average unlilii»|ieit nlIie is sin (ily a dump heap ,,f a lot of things that limy III seized IK pl'lee | Jess anliqlles two hundred .'.ears hem « ; I,at right nnw arc unrthiess di-eard ed nriii'les. I.eglliniale slnrage sueli ■ a.- Teens amt Irunks may he housed , jrj Hie Im semen I, or. If the aren is f I Mgr elinllgh, til one end of the attie. The (irst step Is to finish ott ihe inlerX r. sealing the rafters and side wait- R.y using eelotev in iilating him her for this, a larg'i* part of the heal ing )« ,ihlein Is sol\ e,|. Sixly per ceul of the heat geaeratert iti a house, rii-giin-eiv tell ns. is he.t hy i seaping lhrcin3)i the Ullle. to whieli tlie heal i aluraDy rises. The eane tiher Insii t iling limiher retards Inis escape and I here!, US' lends to keep, t he gilrsl rnnli at a eianforlahle teiuperaliire. The iiiUllllon of a small stove or gas nr electric healer will give a hnspliahh glow and cfforil ill! the extra heal lieeiled. ® '|'he line w fl#re the rafters inert the •loot' Is the point of greatest heat leal, age and should he carefully nv,ored >\llh strips'of the Insulating lii.uher hcl'ore erecting the sid wall-. k

• > i t> i • • li | I li 41 11 J ! e, i It tl w, . > . piirilliniis nr*- n^u^ssnry. they ni.i\ Im • ifM'ifMl l».\ nailiiiK nf tfi|> ’sttiiu iiiMilalthir Mill.Bur in *j Ly 4 St tills. A11i<* wirnlows }u> :i|it to Im* sm.iU, <'fl»*ii nf tl.u tlnriiior sI \ It :iiuj t h«*r( % - f‘ •I'r* »*fforf Bo liiittlt* In t«M*p iii** wallf I‘!;i-irr mn\ Bp* p;it ■ ovmi* llje u»»|nte\. • !hiiiii::i irik tIn* iit'ufl nf ImIIi. t*r 1 Bf* walls 111;i\ B«* |i*f| on. ; tr»*aU*t|. I'Be snfi. i«*miirfliLu mu Dn-o »i lik’Bt Boig** 11 «nlm\ is .hi iiiirarlivH Igh L^ii’Bh'l to aii.\ lo*tlrooiu. In tills • asr. llm Joints nrr* onveroit with Hrips ,,r Iiisnliitjn^ hiniBcr, B»*\elr*tl or wltli oriBiijiry inoBtiny'. TBe lloor limy Bt* uInoii two or tBruf* uouis of uiMitt paini, uinl a «-niip|(> nf ' ilhAponslve i?i^ rny-s put i|n\\n. 'flu. I floors \\ i! ’ not B»- itr:i 11 y h( ft r:i iimh nf tliu Boal ri«iii^ f>oio B**ln\\. Thu fiiritisliiu^s *.|iuuB| Be jis simpU* 1 mol liniilox ns ptissihl**, this Is ;• i|c • «|t* M\ inrorriiHl Stti! nf I* not ll. 'I lu* 1 • oS, tl;i> Boil, nr oBi iron Bislsloml re iaiiiteO *BoiiB1 liaxe* m v r »'*nl niNttross A uBost of itruxxrrn xvllh a inirrnr liinig nBttxt*. a xx riling l:«BB* ami BoiNitJ,. slaloj Mild n uniipU* of < liaiis. one nf ilium f nr Iniiu^iii!/, uru nil Hint ur** hfudoij. \ IVxv unhs of uliniilel xvMl lank** ilium tippour n,osi iitlrHuilxo. u* pot iullx if somu Iimriuoiijzj| ( K unlnr sflioiiit* 11 s»*(J, >111• 11 BixtioB*r mu) paU* uruun or xollnxx. Lilli** xvliltu musllii rurtMliis will rilfllfs mol lit* Bjiuks aIiouBI I'nn’i* tliu wimlows. r.xurx jilllu lots ilifiYruiit roniurs ;.ii«l roiitoiirH Bui prnuliunllx oil nf ilium Iijixu Kinnll ^pauus tliai | t( . Ill I :*» I Up xxilli sBHxus J nr Bnnp s. an UlO*\purl. I! lutl^n for M nimllnst B k nf simllnr ?«»/ x tntmli. A Tliu most liiipnriunt tiling Is tn Buvu it nont. -1 i< k am! pan. iiul nlxxf s tn : mBiiu a |nr lliu Hi:*-\put-ju»i rJtusi. • fltjt. . Ii.it 1 oil ul r. t In. U*.», 1 H (

192CPROEirABLE LEAR FOR DAIRYMAN

II. R. MI'KKIN'S. DlH'GGKST. IA \< I la SI ITS EKDI RK\ RERSONS. There is a sound therapeutic reason why I 'uley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs and colds is especially uited to the needs of elderly persons; because it contains no chlo■ol'orni, or opiates to cuu-e constipation (that bug-bear of advancing years) ami to dry up the natural and necessary secretions. Mildly laxative, wonderfully soothing and healing t.. th • irritated area, Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound quickly stops all coughs ami throat irritations, lingering "flu" coughs and disturbing night coughs. Is exactly suited to the needs of elderlv people. Ask for it. —R. R. MI'KKIN'S. DRUGGIST.

CXMRAKKN IS LOST

WASHINGTON’, Jan. 3.—The Better Homes campaign, launched a few ?Moks ago by Secretary Hoover, is faat gaining ground and already more than fifteen hundred commu^Bck have started their programs ^fci' ' 1 "'ill culminate in the ohserv•P 1 '*' Better Homes Week, April

24 to May 1, ID27.

'I'his is the sixth nation-wide campaign sponsored hy Better Homes in America, the educational organization of which Mr. Hoover is president. President Coolidge heads the Advisory Committee, which is composed of heads of government de- : partments and national organizations interested in improved housing conditions and in home and community life. Dr. James Ford, of Harvard University, is in active charge of I the work of the organization, as ex-

ecutive director.

The purpose of the Better Homes movement is to encourage and stiiqulate home improvement. Hendquar Iters activities are made possible through public and private gifts and the program is carried out in local j communities by voluntrer committeelof citizens whose chairmen are appointed by National Headquarters. More than 3.000 communities ranging in size from the smallest village of rural section to the largest metropolis, conducted programs last year. These consisted of lectures, contests, and domonstratinns and were designed to reach families of limited income. In many communities houses were nuilt and furnished, ami budgets prepared to show how such homes could l»e purchased and maintained by the average family of the community. Home improvement

SATURDAY NIGHT CLINTON VS. TIGKII (TBS () S \TI RIMY’S RESULTS ( allege: Michigan, 31; ,acu.«e, 27. Wabash, 41; Purdue, 32. Franklin, 2b; Evansville, 21. Davi and Elkins, (10; Eloridi;, 23. Manchester, 32; Oh in University, 30. High School: Tech, 2b; Shortridge, 2H. Washington, 30; Central (Evans ville), 33. .Mint n (Richmond), 35; Rushville, 25. Newcastle, 37; Klwood, 2(i. Muncie, 40; Kokomo, 37. Warsaw, 35; North Manch’ -icr. 32. Illoomington, 31; Vincennes, 22. Muncie, )(); Kokomo, 37.

Bahy steeps wi th rise outfit in# J

Don’t '• > bahy suffer from coughs pvl colds. The lo: ol leep weakens ri'M ' in e. II we :> I <:.:e >*1 I i > *-**( I Iiaud. \ t( ..'ixjonful

x\ .11 • ij «iil . 11 1 . ii*i fito | R it t -it-! lot IM \ depuniLtble and cliouiixu A i Jiildrcn ; t out h svrup. Sold (l iindgiuirniitcf <i 1)’, xourdruK* l juber & lu.ib7r Cu., Che uivts

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i x ESPITE Uie fact that market receipt* were slightly below 10.1 1J figures, lower feed costs and Ingiiei price- in 102n provide:) th» dairyman with profit- equal to Lhotc of t!.* previous year, accaruit ,! tu the annual review of the dairy situation nia>Je hy the Blue \ - h > Creamery Institute. The IH27 atutlook is optimi-tu, the In-tituH' states, becam e of a 10,0(10,01)0 pouml hortage in torag- to< x- ■ ' butter Deeemher Jst. the low Led co.-t , and tlie fact that the numb i of dairy cows is not above normal. During the fK-t s:x month- of 102C marl. t reci ipts wen abea-l of corre-ponding 192 ' ligU’ . but during th* last half of the year, they were enough below tho'■ of 102' to lower lilitly the tT.al receipt.- for the entire year. R: ■ c n . . the t i. uul s> a onal l<‘cl;n‘.' and advance. They declined da- the lir t four month of the year, with men u, mg receipt , a! : dUimg ll.e p nsl of Iteavic ' receipts in May. June and .Inly, pi • n's. hi-d tie I west point. While prieds U ' was delayed until Augu-t th: - year be mu • ot lies v ..> > uu.c i' >1 )''■> " p* • Later lighter receipts removed tin .mp'.. Ip- • - b >: up rep •: y m almost a stra; r!:t uihan e from < "M to .54 . cei.t- in k ." than five months. The butter .-itua'.ion v . ci'iud, ' at the end of ll)2<! hy ome importation- of fmi . •« L.-ttci k .• lore,.:i marke: s v. - : a so low in comparison wi:h tf, r if I t that butler coul 1 he profitably ini 'Ot" d. p ' ■ of th- uni '* <1 If- r*nti-il. :t.i eome decline in lotne In ; tn . tlu- il-.iyri fi«> .i fere.gn e.imp<t:'.i • > was largely renio'ed a:.! l.M.V , at i- expi-i'tid from t'n • -an The short .i;;e -.'>k- ;. I f:»vc able K-e-i pro. .*a' •' favorable situa*." i in t! - out Ice .: for the tir.t maid!' - o' I'-. It i* likely that tin re w;I! Or oir. :n •••■a e .:i iee»l p t '".u advance i« not cNp-'ctod to le ; utticicnt to ri r.r.'v.* th r... .. «.t profit from row tL#d.: g

.«3 .nr-K In France, ii r,, »i..-ia vur *•• • • /'>iv Arc U c ll .1 . J r I ! V ** ijtitfr tilit/ .. . ..x •»*» * » nines it I:.n l hi I •!. . I i" i hfh ? K.tihj h mt w!» ■ t. v«.• Mu it 1 til //• / ' Viiin, rmrf\ Jimmy* shtclhnn Buth Kltc)i ij mmy* hi*hi * n /■ /•• •• lifutennnt, t? m ystriinH-.! vii-mlned. Jthiinij inns lit in * B- ii' ftiijr him Jimmy hu\ iin nhtt ! <*• v in Bin I ,/* / a . ninr ini' •l/O'UTl. Hu fit, il/f ll t d -ill/1 my Will hr . Its'drill'd to U • •111(1 itijsl, hr , \tu r tll(j)is iliflmn r' th pi t l i I.l tl M uttufih lionhli' crosst.s tut l> i rn'i i.x Ijivcn thf, damji/ous i*nt. Mm ' i th i, i rtly i ,t\ th, r, .< • uorht - CHAPTER 5—Convinucc!. 1’«» thr* riftiit, to ilii B*rt. ujj ami (B’xx n i Im* ,|ii :y t ii>il)lt |.. u - .! : l * Murtaz ii lid Iiul • >1 W. u auii . I IkiUniy buDji't into tUt* cti a luyxxitv. Sniu tvxmiBi iit*x. i do L> 'I’lif* .Murru<i, i t lx, (fii n:i.11 Into Bark <!.h • l. A sii i urn at tliu till ml uiid fl nil 'lit.' V*!»f|t Ollu IU i nil! XYllil afu from |u \ iiiF, passing', «• x» . i i!m* siruut. A uiide signal xx i :i I!iu liuiixy point of iii loaded cam- 0:1 an n.iiiM uotiK j.*ia!in^ taft . . .tp ... tap ... tap . . lap. lap Dunii.ivIi his >.i>.o and pill a .» ! on )i : iu. ami xou uould m*! i'll lum from a rat tills . iinky fellow v • appua: U(| >4 if |t\ m, ,, un<B i i 'i> KratinK, and plishuil i i.p ou fijui otisly Mui IukU hD ppud iBixvn do xx !i . . . ami down, at t !i t mi. 1: to lire i i'ila*’ of a x\ aivlnnist*. a vt^t room vxlih a siildt rr .nuan ; opening f: u om und aiol rtinna:^ under tlu* xx^Bm front street and mro*s to a M*<rut ^alexxa.' t; "(•ciJneoniii”- unlrancu a. tin* [du tiiK pier. Now thftre rnturiit’d to M irt;i»»B. as In* Fteppttl down into the .il oavurn ami Hie uviLe!’ » in*B* of hie hfiicBmen’s faces, ali tlu* swaK'^r and ctmfldencn ami vi* .t»y Ijiuiftri —M VLj \

ii;> ct th* ill . • •'t us. f»'' if* *.(i l .i. »-u i , 12s ti«- >> **’i ii.* . u ue hutiz froui tbit :iii<rnlng ..u!" .iii-i i ‘..'duet me in tie t * io1-:-,l *■>,*. ■' .* .'1 > >» |.>1 ■ i.x**: ,.* xk'j.i 1a' , ..I'-.r'z bv-fau ' t • ■ < • _ ' uid ii*.m ..II qiiiriei 1. i K'l'-c ■ clrt "f w'lich 1 lull w ■> i'i* ini- > ii , x'iI'DkC 11 •• ■> ii.1 li* l v * ■ .>■ Alt <if » i ill*- ; hi" lie **4ii I*, laur 2: 1 V, ■ l!. Hi i ., | pickJ - .t 4 ...*<'li i.l'. when ynu bote ill lb. he iiiimnrs. 10 it' Id; ..'ii In i ni yniing Kurd on tbm . : i i'.'i i .ill-! hut idiai g tu'it.ied ':i ' t of ! i . Unity!" A idilile \i- . it-nt and an!'/ :. ■ ii Hi' .;u',!i tin- wind- sahz Ii*e *■' ii ripi' • ' .1 inimy Euril aid I: '.!> .I, till- lieat! l-'a*. (Ultt'e . ny it!... t *V4"ia he was ysiiiip i l.i Ii h ins "ill niah's kllliu' UU Hut ■ ■ • 8!4** 'iV'ird il.i.rts. jali-. rages. M ii, i. . 2 exi hu’iytllg signlfli stit m eilti hi- ni ne ir.K’ed . *(dii*l ..dviser and liehciimvii. 'Idle*'.' her ilhiiddiella ihcy did ti-.t | w i*\ r> HiIiii Tin niucb r .A id -i|'.' ah r* M.i- a* h " ..IMi*d iliri'i Iinie T-'* !i c '■ d :i:: I i ii'M general that he ": i III III rhil ui ll? fur u it day s \Vi ,t '.it t i lav k iinllt ' .v mil il t !i n.i be bliie s a >4 at .1 alltiIn ■* s i i m:l oil Hie VI res i ah t ' i" >iiun< I'li d ( ripide that U'Jtf I tit* llii ' 'axis and run him l.iviii AikUHiu. A little aciiuii -ii Itu li * . an ful tn work uu- ' * r cover H at it." Pn-'riHly M ..iiuii a’ld his ''bief .. di - weri' lett al ill". Half a il*>s«u .dia|is Hi.u Ihut was uu tied I'd ijt': k " U it of all. Then *ae : \. i t-, id 2 w I. s,, , a!i*il fi him I:. niKua' deX'erity a' «!i aiuflim lienple a il Ii a peculiar die loca:.ii< jr a Him 1 ti. had discovered ’•» lirai'l ii dug mi ruts and Him! left 2 - hllluuii vit tims Willi i hai'iti eristnall) aw.y i.i'cks. Next. "Miac): ,1:1 ■ Ih w a- thr porllhl **f the .any. Itrs de li’in Hu nexl uui- • aaiiiny lue'ulir: of ihe iuaer twr44 is 1111:d:I..iIvr imny; lliat was Hie "Sqiiee/e Kid.” the iiMe tv* vviuilU recmiiat was had wiu-u the job in baud required pbyitcal i- iillry, and |i:uv)ded bul si ant Ilia' : f of r- .*.|i- Idle ' (UCSie Kid i il.l worm tlirougli the barred wind 11* of ni 's! bank* ! . Hi :s , ii.. cutPi'le 1 tan the . franl euld i e seattiicm and fear: "I'm sure • in ■ Km ii is on lo me. Hie Haute .. Id- old 'can wav. iBillers »ud t . n - a . yu.i ho/os. lle'j r.'it t" liUMi|ied off q i id>. see? Urwidra lire lhal be ll'.ivllt S***t »oaii*' .ni i 'i'*e -lit ;a■!aiiIO*.' I-ru

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FOR SAI.E l!> Ml I.l.I’ S DIM tiGIS'l'

was brought ah'ut in inmiy of the communities through kitchen contests, garden eonte.-ts, ami other forms of comp.'tition. Rermancnt home information centers, where the home-makers of the community receive daily training have been built in any places—as for example Minneapolis, Minn., Washington, D. C., Waltham, Mas-., and Rhiladelphia, Pa. Through thi organization homemaking practice houses arc being

built in conneetion with schools and colleges throughout the country. In th | e Ii uses girls in home economics | 11 issos are receiving practical ex- ! pi i idler* in home-making and home j management. 1 Programs for the work are being s' ut from headquarters nf Better Homes in America to Chambers of Cimimeree, Raiciit Teachers’ As-oci-ations, Women s Clubs, and Civic organizations by whom the movement is sponsored locally. Better Homes in America acts al- .-'(> us a clearing house for sources of information on all pha-e.s of home building and home life.

B\NK ( ALL ISSITD INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 3. (UP) A rail for the condition of state banks as of Dee. 31, Ri'Jti, was issued here Saturday night by Luther F. Symons, state hanking commiss-

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o — INDI \\ \POLIS LIS KSTOt l\ INDIAN A POI IS, 1 nil., Jan. 3. Hogs were generally 10 cents up in the fii-t trading of the year .it the Indianapolis livestock market. A large run of 8,500 porkers failed tu cheek the (trices and the advai e wain sympathy with a Jmilar :uJvuuc«

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Cattle opened the new year steady with a run estimated at 1,200 hoviues. Beef steers sold at k7.5n to $10.50 with all other clas-es quoted below tin* top figure. Calves dropped from 50 cents te a dollar below Friday's < notations, host veals selling at $15.50 with the bulk of sales at si 1.50 to St5.50. Trading was steady in the sheep and lunib department today with

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A'u’t ll th-* c * ’ ehiaird in pu.lI* ie" "Wei mil! - tell von, • hii I! "fu:i noon' m'* tll.' , l'e'll be more p'dice *l*i"" on the roils of l!.. rreMi N* w Vur'. p dice depart* n: ut, and "lie of the briylilevl >. lie "Opal V4 i I tie yotie Out, top uid *weet!e kin wan h for li'lli- .llminv till their nyus pup out c da' fi r he ain’t go in' home!’’ CHAPTER 6 .1 :iim> siilu lusciously felt Mist ti. atmosph* about him was i liar.'. i w i Ii uppre^seil utieselllt S*. 4V til evil purpose, IS U* sc11ured ihe streets ibt* Biornlnz. with Itcity faithfully par:at betide Streets bHthi with mu (hi u« d"- |i" ttielr 'awilrlu«»s. tb*!r i a;eless, melly 'Ittvr Those men aud wuni«e who w»r» Suinr «t>uut their honest bwslieM looked at him with !ntere«t, at ths d with admiration, hut at bolh » h a *ort of Impersonal pit.vim, Jimmy felt. One or two tnirlv long* ■■i,or* men (lipped casual, fr eadly woidx at him. "Watch 4 nir P’s and Q’s ikown M 111 is neiuhlMirhood, young fall*# , Tin* Hunters is rougli oa new cops * i .linitny look pride lu thif poalllva element of dallcer. He *lowed daflantly under It as x healthy man rnluht under n baleful sun. Aid lo* a’knl to Rinty constantly—th* n«rvoiis, eater chatter of daredevtlixh youth. "Kook there, Rlaty There'* a hunch of turd ones. Kinds look a* thoUKh they’re waiting fur aa. I wonder if they belour to the Musters? \\ iaU I knew al' thoaa rata by -slzht. Maybe I'll lake a ckaacs and order them outside of the dead line anyhow. At any r»te, we aka t KOlns to w .tik nut of their way." (To be continued)

about 700 mines included in the day s run. Tho top price on the market was If 12.50 with the bulk of the fat lambs selling at Ul to SI2..*0.

Rl AN Hi GK BUILDING CHICAGO, Jan. 3. ( UR) Kre ti.m of u building (hat woul I co. * appn . i miitcly $75,(HU),ot)(i 4v uid li-p in'. > the air for 70 stories, und would • «' the center of trade Union activii: in the United State*, js planned h* tlie Uhicugo Federation of labor. Th.; executive board is inve.-'rigating tic lea ibility oi the project.