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108 High Schools In Oratorical Contest Today's Entry List In State-Wide Match Sponsored By Is Closed. One hundred and eight high schools ef Kentucky accepted the invitation cf The Courier-Journal to participate ia tha 1929 State Oratorical Contest before the entry list closed Monday. In counties which have more than one school entered the high schools Vill hold county elimination contests. The Courier-Journal has offered a first prize of $50 in each of eleven district contests In Georgetown, Louisville and other cities of the State. Eleven district contestant will meet Friday, May 26, in the auditorium of the Western State Teachers College, Bowling Green, to compete for the State championship.

A first prize of $200, and a second of $100 are offered by The Courier-Journal in the final match. Contestants may select any subject pertaining to the Constitution of the United States. High schools all have agreed to select their champions by March 1. District contests will be held early In April. i wm- Pain C-J s-, AW.

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run TO THE OWNERS OF AMERICA'S HOMES FROM THE DESIGNERS OF AMERICA'S SKYLINE If 'f IP i I iv-fi The Nevr York Stock Exchange, financial heart of the continent, designed by George B. Post Sons. At right, J. Otis Post, well-known member of the firm of George B. Post Sons.

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But because they are also the most economical. The home that is equipped with Brass pipe, Copper flashings, gutters and downspouts and solid Brass or Bronze hardware and lighting fixtures will never fall prey to rust. And the owner will never have to pay for expensive repairs and replacements. For these everlasting metals cannot rust-Copper, Brass and Bronze materials may cost somewhat more than the instable kind. But as George B.

Post Sons say: Our experience shows that to object to them on the score of cost is very short sighted economy. As a matter of fact, we have found that in the long run Copper and Brass prove a real dollars and cents economy even for very modest residences. Write our Building Service Department for any additional information. i i Considering their life-long service and their absolute protection against rust, Copper, Brass and Bronze are not expensive even in the construction of small homes. Coppi HESEAlCH ASSOCIATION 25 Broadway, New York Midwettern Office: Canadian Office: Pacific Coast Offices Lamlreth Building 67 Yonge Street Architects Bu.ld.og St.

Louis, Mo. Toronto, Ont. Los Angeles, CaL COPPER. BRASS BRONZE-77 Most MetaU THE COURIER-JOURNAL, LOUISVILLE, TUESDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY 19, 1929. Cross-Word Puzzle 19.

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fja cmo A Pi RflAPjPlA AJJTiRlJJC I tLQOPlE DAL Of MWR on tjcrr LI A CZZJjO.E 5I KjU CiR RTA i mm L'jyiiiM (Copyrlsht. 1929.) Legion Campaign To Start March 19 Post Will Inaugurate Mem bership Drive, Norman Tells Luncheon Club. "Challenges from other posts, re ports and plans for our campaign for membership" were given as subjects for discussion at the next meeting of the Jefferson Post, American Legion, by J. Colman Norman, post com mander, at the weekly luncheon or the American Legion Luncheon Club held at the Old Dutch Restaurant. The campaign for members was announced as starting March 19 and the next meeting of the post to be the first Tuesday in March.

Mr. Nor man said that he expected it to be 'one of the biggest and most inter esting." Announcement was made that rep resentatives of the Louisville voiture of "Forty and Eight," Legion honor organization, had made plans to go to Lexington Thursday to put on a "wreck" for the "Forty and Eight" of that city. A bus has been chartered from the Louisville Railway Company which is to leave at 3:45 o'clock Thursday afternoon, the return trip being planned for Friday. Dr. Herman R.

Moore woe the prize offered by a member of the club each week. COPS CRASH DOOR, ARREST TWO HERE Bernie Bannon, 35 years old, 3910 Western Parkway, was arrested and charged with maintaining a room where bets on horse races are taken and operating a game of chance when District Detectives George Moss and Nick Temple raided a soft drink stand at 402 West Main Street. The officers reported finding racing forms and betting slips. They said they kicked down a rear door to gain entrance to the place. J.

H. Snyder, 43, of the Main Street address, was arrested in. the raid and charged with breach of the peace. SHOOTING DRAWS 400. The intersection of Floyd and PCarl Streets became Jammed with about 400 Negroes Monday afternoon when James Trimbles, Negro, 17 years old, 509 South Ninth Street, was hit in tne neaa by a stray bullet iired by John Tate.

Negro, 45, 340 Pearl Street at a fleeing Negro. Tate said he shot at a man who struck him in the face after stealing a small quan tity of coal from him. Trimbles was admitted to the City Hospital where his condition was reported to be not serious. Tate was slated on a charge of malicious shooting and wounding. MONEY CAN BUY osepiis ASPIRIN THE LARGEST SELLING ASPIRIN IN THE WORLD FOR I 12 IT pi F7 to to 3 If 7sj7 731 jj' fe" 3F 3oTfT ixfe-Hj? rmmmi i.Hnn 35" 'mmwr 36 0 -w ST "SZ33 wJp sjnp7 1 11 1 3 ESQ ME EIPJR IN i in a i ii ill PiTOElLKJ staeopm LTKOStTil IL 3 "1 mm 1 rTTf-w- -rr- -rr- ih AMII A Never before and never again will this i i if i I "i f.

y-T Vf A -if. 11-4 East BELSHOFF'S MARKET, River Road Cutoff. BLAKE, R. 2004 Frankfort Ave. BORDERS, R.

O. 601 E. Gray St CHEROKEE GROCERY 1377 Bardstown Road. DECKEL, 2443 Bardttown Road. EAST END MARKET, 2021 Frankfort Ave.

EBINGER, ED 2257 Frankfort Ave. EGGEN, A. M. 1501 Winter Ave. EISONBACK, LEO J.2039 Shelby St.

FAIRCHILD'S GROCERY, 938 Shelby St. FISCHER, E. 1900 Melwood. FREY, C. E.

Frankfort Cannon Lane. GANDER, ALBERT-1137 Reutlinger St. GOCKE, W. 1 640 E. Breckinridge St.

GUTGSELL, E. I 3120 S. Preston St. HARDER, ADAM. 1038 Ah St.

HECKMAN'S GROCERY MEAT MKT. 1514 Bardstown RoacL HEGER, FRANK 901 E. Market. HERBERGER, WM. 1085 Bardstown Road.

HORNEK, JOHN S.656 S. Preston St. HUDSON'S MARKET, 2720 Frankfort Ave. ICE VIOLETTE. 524 Woodlawn.

KAMENESTER, 445 E. Gray St. KIRCH, VVM 2071 S. Shelby St KNOPF'S SONS, 2037 Frankfort Ave. KURK, L.

80S Rubel Ave. KURZ, HERMAN, 2307 Taylorville Road. LENTZ, E. Preston St. Road St.

Cooks Station. LILLY, J. 1507 Bardstown Road. LOGAN, G. 100 E.

Breckinridge St LONG, J. 1016 Schiller Ave. MAJOR TAYLOR MEAT HOUSE, 1303 Bardstown Road. MILLER, J. ner Fehr Sts.

MINERT, SON, 701 E. St. Catherine St. OESWEIN, GEORGE, 2218 Frankfort Ave. OTTO, A.

J. 1100 Milton Ave. POTTS, ROY 329 Stilz Ave. PERKINS, F. SONS, 740 E.

Main St. PHILLIPS, ORA 1426 Hancock St. RALSTON, WALTER 1420 Bardstown Road. RUFFER BROS 1400 Hepburn Ave. RUHL, LOUIS, 1807 Brownsboro Rd.

SCHARFENBERGER 916 Baxter Ave. SCHIEMANN, F. L.Texas Ash Sts. SCHUM, MIKE-2301 Taylorsville Road. STAUB, AL.

701 E. Kentucky St. STROHM, WM. 919 Barret Ave. WIGG1NGTON, T.

C.I900 S. Shelby St. WILE, WILL 1st Barbee Sts. South Central ALTMAN, 133 W. Oak St.

AMDUR GROCERY932 S. Brook St. BROOKS, H. 3d Ave. DRESEL YOUNG.2d Magnolia.

DRESSEL, W. 810 S. 2d St. FEISTRITZER, 601 E. Chestnut St.

GERWING, HERMAN801 S. Clay St. GRUBER, M. Brook Breckinridge. IMORDE, B.

3d Ormsby KREITMAN'S .3115 S. 4th St. UNDER, ED 2901 S. 4th St. McCRONE, M.

E. Chestnut St. SCHICKINGER, L. S. Clay St.

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bottles for Only 2 bottles to a customer On sale by the leading quality grocers listed below SCHUSTER, E. 3758 S. 3d St. SIMMS, J. GROCERY, 3d South Park Road.

SOUTH LOUISVILLE MEAT MARKET, 3016 S. 4th St. STEIN, H. GROCERY, 4th Brandeis. STOCKER, Taylor Blvd.

WALKER, SON, 4231 Taylor Blvd. WILKINS, S. 5th St. West BAILEY HAUS 1948 Cedar St. BARDO, OSCAR 28th Garland Ave.

BARON, SAM 1030 W. Market St. BECKER, G. W. Market St.

BECKER, J. 34th West. Pkwy. BLEIER, 2312 W. Market St.

CAMBRON, W. I 2134 W. Main St. FUST GROCERY 1442 S. 18th St GATTON, 1015 S.

28th St GREENWELL GROCERY, 2323 Osage St. HARDY, WM 5th Oak Sts. HAYNES, R. SONS, 2927 W. Market St.

HEINS, J. E. 34th Virginia Ave. HOHMANN, RANK, SON, 2334 W. Jefferson St HOHMANN, FRANK, SON, 3400 W.

Broadway. KAMPSCHAEFER'S DAILY MARKET. 833 S. 35th St. KELMAN, L.

H.1935 W. Market St. KOPPLE, JOHN 1830 Cedar St. KUHN, .2339 Date St. LINKER, A 3032 W.

Broadway. Mcdowell, a .1028 s. 26th st. MESSMER, LEO.2301 W. KentucV-r St.

MINnATH. GEORGE, IS 14 W. Jsffrrsc- OHLMANNI. 2307 Wilson St. ORTHOBER, J.

4f 6 S. 34th St. PONTRICH, J. Market Sts. RUSH, CARl 2001 W.

Market St. SCHLACHTER'S MARKET, 3d Haywood Sts. SCHUCHARD, Walnut Sts. SCHULTZ, O. 860 Vine St.

SPALDING BROS 2400 Cedar St. SPALDING, R. 2133 W.Jefferson St. STIEDEN, J. .3201 Bank St.

STRAUB, 3642 Greenwood Ave. TERRELL, A 1400 S. 32d St THOMPSON, D. B. 3400 Greenwood Ave.

TORSTRICK, 2301 W. Hill St. VOLL, FRED 2131 Cedar St. New Albany, Inrl. BIR, W.

C. 1004 E. Market St. DE ARK, SON 800 W. Main St.

HURRLE, FRANK 1402 State St KERN, L. 103 W. Main St LA IB, W. 622 Vincenncs St. LOOP, Charlestown Road McCOWN, G.

C. 1700 State St McCOWN, 1300 Spring St. PENNINGTON, G. C. 1416 Culbertson SCHMITTS 15th and Oak Sts.

SEILER, GROCERY G02 State St SIEVEKING, F. I 1515 E. Market St SMITH, MARY .620 Spring St. UMBERT, GEORGE, MARKET, 907 Vincennes St Jcffcrsonville, Ind. McINTYRE, 524 E.

Maple St. PERKINS, 254 Spring St St. Matthews, Ky. BAUER GROCERY. Distributors James Grocery Ohio Valley Grocery Co.

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Broadway No. 2226 Collins Court No. 3 4132 W. Broadway. No.

4 1601 S. 3d St No. 5 2120 Bardstown Road. No. 6 1608 Bardstown Road.

No. 7 1217 S. 4th St No. 8 4106 W. Market St No.

9 Frankfort Ave. and Bayly. No. 10 Barret and Kentucky St PIGGLY WIGGLY STORES 224 South Fourth St 975 Baxter Ave. 654 S.

4th Ave. 2757 Dumesnil St 1101 S. 18th St. 3719 W. Broadway.

2525 Portland Ave. 3032 S. 4th St 1603 Bardstown Road. 1527 S. 4th St.

2300 W. Market St. 1162 S. 3d St 1236 S. Shelby St 2728 Frankfort Ave.

1357 Bardstown Road. 2733 Bardstown Road. 528 S. 5th St. 4321 W.

Madison St 1501 S. 1st St. 1038 S. 32d St 2127 W. Kentucky St 1SS2 Frankfort Ave.

306 Woodlawn Ave. 700 W. Broadway. Bp-rdstown Road. 12D0 Bardstown Road.

4311 W. Market St 1280 Bardstown Road. 1271 Floyd St 2912 Frankfort Ave. 900 S. 1st St.

1521 Bardstown Road. 1507 S. 18th St 3781 Southern Pkwy. 801 Eastern Pkwy. 1201 S.

1st St 1933 S. 3d St. 4001 W. Broadway. 1803 W.

Broadway. 3467 Taylor Blvd. 2451 Bardstown Road. 1159 S. 4th St 1039 S.

Brook St 603 E. Walnut St. 1609 Eastern Pkwy. 2532 Frankfort Ave. 344 E.

Oak St. 3404 W. Market St 3801 W. Chestnut St. 1613 Norris Place.

861 S. 3d St 3403 W. Broadway. 4600 S. 6th St.

1908 Bardstown Road. 529 W. Oak St 139S S. 2d St 175S Frankfort Ave. 2200 W.

Oak St 2133 W. Broadway. 1101 Goss Ave. 744 E. Broadway.

9SS Barret Ave. 1400 Hemlock St 4034 W. Market St. 2042 Preston St. 3300 Frankfort Ave.

978 S. 2d St. 403 Vincennes St, New Albany, Ind. 123 E. Market New AlSany, Ind.

340 Spring Jeffersonville, Ind. Shelbyville Road, St Matthews, Ky..