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10 Haw. bags. January. 10 90c; Fbrury. UKc: Mm'H.

lie: April. 11.03c; Mar. vc. Jan. II oae; July.

I': Aiikiix. 10.Jci September. lo.78c: October. IO.6S0; lO.eoc; Havre closed a net decline of 9 franc. Btmbani a IV, if lower.

The Rraailiun cable auoted the markets at both Rio and Kantis nnl-aai. Receipts at the two Ilraxlllan norts were ltt.KX bugs, against M. bags lat year; und is hy receipts beaa, against 4 UW) bus last yw New Torn KttrhouM deliveries yesterday 13,3411 bales. Bgainat lU.I.'.I luryttr. Spot (Tea uulel; Rio No 7.

lSiatjiaV. Rentes No. 4. Mild coffee nominal. Cordova.

134 ajl.c. "A strong feature, hi toe rnffee market waa Sielcken'e cable Intimating the traits that the vsku-isstian eunnnillw not compelled to Kll 1.200.010 bags In April." sa a H. B- CMIiln Co. Prices follow i r)in Utah. Lw.

Sal, i.va.st so. raw J7.2ru 1,54 March May Julr 11 10 ll.W 11.1 10.W 11.08 11. lo, lo.73 It.ou 10)tl lo.tvi 10.7S Id 4tS Itl.tM K.t.Ct lKtA 10 4 10tt ltt.io if 10 lO.lrZ 10.65 Septsmber October November in. n- Hi. 46 10.38 22.7iO MIMXi SHIRKS.

Wnlrri not at lens. The follnmtng ofndal quotations from the San Fram-Iaco exchange are furnished by Dudley A. sng a IM ia aite ti NEVADA STOCKS. Bid. Aeked.

Atlanta .14 1.. Blue Oj Booth le. Oil Heimont 6. 124 Comb. .1.1 o.

n. r. .10 li Ddfd. Com. lslsy 07 Ew.

.44 on Florence 1.IW 1 tiJk t. Item! 1'2 .411 Gldfd. Or. IH tl Gtdfd. Con.

6 l.W Gramlml .4,2 Jumbo Kat. .31 J. 28 Kewanaa 07 AM Kendall Mi AH .02 Tecopa .35 ..17 ci'KHMIXI Ahmevk 17" 1M Hrar. Cona. .304 Hit Mtn.

2 Butte .10 Woat. B. 8. ..14 Cob. loV 2.46 2.4 Cuinb.

Kly. 4. KIKi Cel. A Cor. .24 Cal.

A Hon. 7 l'i 7.7.1 OW. Cop. 3 So 4 W) Cbetnuna- 1.60 6 ou I Von. Arl.

12H Foster C. F.N. 1 K7 l.W) Clrciux Con 6 flo Oal. Bay. 1.0ft 1 Bld.

Aeked .4 Mayflr. Mnt Pho. Mnla Mtn. Mit 1 3 .21 .10 2 1 .10 .13 .40 .37 .04 2.1 1 tri 07 Midway M.nl. Ton.

X. Star. Xev. llllla. P.

S. RikI 1 oo 2.40 .70 .02 .11 AKt ft. I2 tm 00 H. Quen. He.

Kula. Hound Sll. 1'loh. Tramp Con Ton. Ton.

Weat End. Yel. Helvetia 1 Oft liJb. 27 Hncork 1.25 .35 111. 2.1 7.

no Keweeiia w. Kerr Lake. 1 T. Ltd. Uak c.r Am.

McK.D. OJlbway IHiaae S. Antonio. Tenilak Trl-Bull. Tukon 7.70 7.i 12S 3.2f.

1.40 fi RA .02 3 Ml loo e.oo to 6 77 TO Dttlath aid ('aba It 4 aotatlOHa. Duiuth ami Cobalt mininc atock quo.atlon a. furclaaed by Honry A. Perrln. the Rotikfiy.

Ut- LI I II. Bid. Atked. Am. II BI1 Akr.l.

Uve Oak.24.O0 50 Am. 4 Mm 1.12U, 1.23 3.00 But. at Sup 8.5o Hut. Bar 6 50 r.u Mullu Hew War'r Summit -San Anton Scott Full Savanna .50 1 76 V.1 5 HO 8S7i 4 OV 1.K7H 2.1 341 Cac-tua Cop. Queen Carman rt4.f Cum Ca).

A Mon Tat. it Son. Cal Oir. CIIIT Iefn Keatlnic 17 2 .20 1.2ft 1.65 .70 .18 1 43 1 7 3 76 162 aia! sierra 1 21 6.25 1.30 Xi 1.87-'-i 6 Khattuck .23 JO 24.60 Tooinmne 4 37S 4 2'i War. Dev 4.

SO COBALT. .03 NiDiKliRK 10 70 10. Bailey 4HJ4 Beav. Con. Nijva H-ot 17 .1 15 Oplilr UUsae .01 14 13 03 .04 .04 77 "a 1.14 .404 1.11 4.23 Hu)Tab 2.25 1amt.

F. .12, City of Cob Vntacaa 6.SO i'rown Ran 2.43 Sreen Me. Hudson B. Krrr lke. 7.741 2 ao 4362 2 4ti o2 1 13 7 73 4.: .12 no o2 .1.1 14 .04 t5 1 t3 1 12 4 30 Pfterson L.

Kt of Way Kocbejtcer. Silver Leaf Sllv Queen Trtltwry 1Vait Wfr Holllr.rr la I Jul Nip. McK. lar. Kaocy I lei.

4 7 .12 1 48 Salt Lake Qaotat loaa. The followlna are the clolna bid and aaked privaa on Halt Lake Quotation. 1 urnlabfed by Harry r. umu isi ia Kaueaireet: Bid. Asked.

Bid. A liked. ST6 MO'i .06 2.40 .75 2.00 .34 .14 .74 .60 Berk Tun.l Blk. Jnck (TarUa 4d. Talia.

Cotorade Cvlumbua Cnn Gd. Iron Iron Kliut. Kinar Wm. Lit. Lew.

Mam. a .15 Maaon Val.IV 25 May Mtn. Lake. Nev. Hills 2.A7W Ohio 1.72S Ooe It Fr.

Coneol. .416 Seven .04 8. K. Coala l.3 Sioux Con. .82 lo .14 .10 S4 .12 .0.1 D2 .11 .70 .08 .20 .11 .86 .17 i .07 .16 .71 t.

Columb. Tlntlc Cen. I'ncle Ham .1.1 .07 York XHW TORK. Jtin 23 -'loainc: Allca (I.Soi Uttle Chf Mealcan .41.1 imiwoi'Ii T. atoca.

Do btnda IS Ooo. CaL Va .35 Tiora Kllver So Ontario 1.60 Ophlr LO Standard 1.4AI Tellow Jacket 30 "Iron Silver I an "la.l.lllu con lol "Oltertw NARKE1U TELEiRAIH. NEW TORK. Jan. 23.

Flour Dull and lower to elfect aalea. Recelpta. 12V 67.1 brla: shipments, lK72brls. Rye Flour-Steady. Buckwheat Flour Dull.

Cera Meai Steady. Orals Wheat Kpot easy; No. 2 red. OhSc elevator and MiHc f. o.

b. afloat No. 1 Northern Du-fcth. $1.21 t. o.

b. anuat. Futures uarket waa nulet and barely ateady on liberal recelpta and 'warmer weather In the West, although cables were ateady and the visible showed a good decrease, cloalna; to net lower. May, 1.02 -16z l.txiH, liS1, -t u3- Ju' closed at 1.02. Receipts.

ooe bar. Corn Spot easy: new No. 2. 53c aaked o. b.

afloat. Futurea market was without trans--actions, closing unchanged. May closed at 6c. JieeeJptsl 07, 7.10 bu; shipments. U4.234J bu.

Oats No: 3l 3Sr- 'turea market waa IUout transaciiona. cloainir unchansed January closed at aic; 44c; July. -eelpta. 4H.MMI bu. Kve-Dull.

ala'tlnr. K1 c. I. f. Buffalo.

Weatera chickens. J4rllV: fowja. LlUtjld'sc; lurkeys. Jt25-. vW Creamery 'tnm- JfWKtV: thirds to tlrsti thirds to specials.

istt25c: atata -oalry, common to llneat. lH23c: wro-eaa crJamTry; make ITfc ite "LCM 'w. 'HVllc; do current receipts, 1,1 boxes. State whole tilk. 136 17c: do fancy.

summ.r and fall made. 14I4Hc: do late fall, ioo-1 V-irlrSel-U Jnm" ni near-by hennery ahlte. fancy, larse 32a4c: do helirry 5 rT do athere.l brown and mixed. 25bST7: Western aaUtrretl whiten, fnfali aathet-ad ael-ted extras. 24i27c UonVal 2.V Pi, frrh "therei: 1 ST.

1ACI. Mo. Jsn' 23. -Flour-Dull Red Co kiaiil 30 Inter J.4X.54. Whiaky 1.7.' anort clears.

12Vc IVuliry Llnd. Chickens. 11c; 12c; turkeys, lhc; 14c; aeese he. Buttersteady. Creamery 23 27c Eras Iower: 22'4ic.

Mlnn- 2 It tons. The market continued Demand far In excess of supply; prices Bran In 100 lb racks. $22s22 SO. Flour The market held Heady Saturday's oVnvand omy fsirat best; Jihipuina directions vr'rk" hlpmeiv4 fslriy heavy shipments. e4.fe3ti3.25: second 3 20 cars; year aaro.

52 shtp-xnnia None. Demand continued atrona for both aput am to arrKe at 2c below theXHllotn May oun-. tract. CkiB price. 2.tC4.

loi esra; year 114 I LW At K. 23. -Flour-DntI 4, rain Whest-Hblc b.wer; o. 1 Vunherr No. 2 Northern.

1.4a; 1 47N- Ma' wto2Sf: Puts. l.c; SMv tJats Sr knttr: Siaiidard. tos T'n bid; cslU. bid. NoT V-iUx; simplta.

medium. 4iHlc; No 5' W': rejected. 76ji3c; WlV- CINCINNATI Ohio. Jan. 23.

Flour-Quiet tlrain Wheat Kaay; (11. "2. Corn Flrtr-4-'i44c. txats Firm: Rye Flrti; tSO4C riul ter Steadv. "irs Steady; l4s24Sc.

lsultry Kaay; afrlnrer. 124S14C; bens turkeya. -FHILXDraLJ'HIA. Jan. eatra Western creamary.

2tc; du Bear by prints. fVs One cent lower: Fenn.) lania and other aear by flrata, freo raaea. 2k- at maik; do current recelpta in returnable raaes. 2ie at insrk; Western nrais. fie caoe.

24c at ncark; do current receluts free rases. at mark. Ceeaw User; New York full rrcama fancy lie; io fair to KANSAjj CrPT. Jan. 2ft.Buttr Cieam-1JV 4aeonds.

2le; packln atuck. 'Vis 22'fcc: arsis. 2Hc: seconds 44c; No. 4. 42Vrr: sample.

4IK-. Oats Madr "RW YORK DRV OOOD MARK KT. XKW TMiK, Jan. of flannelettes were oprneu in a trenerai way today a aixut tne Brie level of a year aKoaad buaineaa haa started rivtnptiy oa them for tail delivery. Dress utis Inea am betna ol4ed tr fall and buyers are ahllelna Br inteeeel U.fallra iood; Every lildtmUd $lo4 thou 14 kV I.

mDOUtt uM WOtlUtSTf IaI MARVEL Whirling Spray liaj as Vaalaal SfrTar Best oat rocivea leiil. 11 cteansra sc your arursist for H. It be cannot suipiy tua HtKIKL. aceH no r'tter. but s-2m1 ataniD for 1 iutrai-d IFok Sfaied.

Tl I SS ol iHrUcniaj-s aad in. ti la. ties. MtUULIn. aae4dfcrset.

Aa.MT kttaila. m. TV. 23 PELLAGRA HOT DUE TO USE OF CORN DIET Experiments by Illinois Commis sion Disprove Theory as to Cause of Mysterious Disease That Is Perplexing Medical Men. REPORT ASKS FOR $15,000 TO CONTINUE RESEARCHES Tests Made on Patients in Peoria Insane Asylum Three Hundred Known Victims of the Scourge Now in the State.

Special Dispatch to The Jmer Octan. SPRINGFIELD, 1IL, Jan. 23. Indian muize, corn, the Variety that Illinois grows ttnd la feeding to tbc world, la In no manner responsible for pellagra, that mysterious disease which haa been perplexing medical men of many countries for years. This fact has been demonstrated almost beyond a doubt by the Illinois Pellagra commission, which has )ust made Its first report and whit will 'ask the present Legislature for 15.000 with which to prosecute Its researches during the coming two years.

Illinois is the frst state in the union to recognize the disease officially and to make official investigation of its origin. The experiments have extended over a period of one year and have been largely negative, but have succeeded in eliminating practically all af the suggested causes for the disease. Cora Blame. Concerning the corn theory the commls Bloc's report says: "The chief bone of contention all of the time has been as to the role played by the use of corn in its production. In the assumption that the corn diet in duced the disease, the Italian government has spent vast sums of money in trying to regulate the quality and quantity of corn used and in educating the public on this question.

The experiment with corn was made at the Peoria state hospital. Two squads of patients were taken, each of fifty-nine. Each equad waa placed in a cottage by itself. The members of the equade ranged in ages from 21 to 7S years, with an average of 45 years. They were taken from the demented, untidy class as these seemed to be more susceptible to the disease.

Careful examination was made to determine that none of them ever had shown symptoms of the disease or had none at the time. One squad was placed on an excessive corn diet. From the other squad corn was excluded absolutely. In the corn diet cottage four cases of pel lagra developed with three suspects. On the corn free diet cottage five cases of pellagra developed and with four suspects.

The commission says: "It Is therefore seen by the above that In this rather extended study, corn was not a contributory factor in the production ot this disease. lit Prllacra Deslks la Illlaols. Buoolementfng the commission's report, Dr. George A. Zeller, superintendent of the Hospital for Insane at Peoria, where the most cases have been found, has collected the data on the prevalence and wide dis trlbution of the disease.

It svas first noticed in Italy in the eighteenth century end since then has taken a million people and the Italian government maintains twenty-two public institutions for the victims of this disease. Id Illinois, the disease now claims atout aoo known victims. In Rouiuania, with prac tically the same population as Illinois, there are 40.000 cases. It was nrst recognisea in this country In 186o. but nothing more was heard of it until 1907.

since which lime it spread has been remarkable, and in the fall of 1948 bad become so alarming mat twenty-six states sent representatives to Washington to hold a national conference on the sublect. The disease was recognised at Dunoinir hospital in 1907. and a short time later at the Peoria state hospital for insane. Since Aut. 10.

1909. 125 known deaths from pellagra have been officially reported In Illi nois. I'. In vest lata 1 1 oat PruorJ. WASHINGTON.

D. Jan-. 23. Because pellagra menaces the country, and other diseases are contributing to chronic Invalidism and death, the Secretary of the Treasury today asked Congress for immediate legislation to permit the use of some of the marine hospitals for study of Infectious and other diseases. An accompanying memorandum prepared by Surgeon General Wytaan ot publl: health and marine hospital service, pointed out that pellagra, practically unknown in the United States prior to lit7.

may be said to exist over the entire country. The health officer of a southern state recently estimated the number of cases in his state alone at .0.000. INSANE MAN CLAIMS TO BE VICTORIA'S SON; WANTS MONEY Haters Load a Bask Oalsala Ie4ll la Uveraowerrtl by Of fleera aaal Wrtsei Tikts Frsa Hla. Special Cable Diapatch Tne Inter Ocean. LONDON.

Jan. 23. well armed man, supposed to be inaanse, created a scene in the Bank of EnarUnd to5y and gave the clerical force a serious fight before he waa overpowered. The bank detectives had tbeir attention directed to a well-dressed individual who was acting suspiciously aa he mingled with the crowd in the vicinity of the paying teller's window. When he was arrested a fully- loaded six chamber revolver was taken from him.

Later he waa said to have been identified as a dangerous lunatic. At the police station the prisoner declared that be was a son of Queen Victoria and that be had called at the bank to withdraw a deposit which he ha there. Later the man rave the name cf Robert Buchler. He said he waj a German, an engineer, and 28 years of age. MKTAL MARKETS'.

NKW YORK. Jan. 23. Standard Copper Weak: Znt. January, February, March ami April, SlVSf 12.H).

London firm; spot 136 7s Sd; futures. iZtin. Arrivals report at New York tiday. ra tuna. ue returns show exports 22.IMX tons so far his' month.

Ijihe copper. S12.4UHi 12.b71; 12.0: raatlnr. S12.12S12.:k74r. Tin Irregular- apot. t41.2or41.7.1: January.

Febrtary, S41.23tt4l.7S; March. e41.4ot4l.75; A pi It. S4l.oSfe4t.7o. London ataady spot. 1W 5s; r-Jtures.

ll4 12s d. Lead Dull: 4.4K,j4.f. New York: $4 iC4i4 33. Eat 5t. Louis; Ijondon lead.

12 ISsUd. Spelter Irregular. New York; IS.HTrU 6 4a. Kaat Hi. Louis.

Sales. Ao.UKl lbs February; Fan bt. la-uia delivery at London. 23 I7s ltd. Iroo Cleveland warrant.

4tta 4d la London. Locally iron was rteady No. 1 foundry Northern, tIA Nu. 2. ll 7otilfl 76: No.

1 Southern and No. 1 Southern S1.V234X 13.76. T. IXTTl.s. Jat.

Lead Duil; S4-35. peltcr Ltmer; (3.3U. v. DRIED KRIIT8. NEW YORK.

Jar. 23. tNaporated apples are Inactive but steady. Oa the spot fancy Is Quoted at choice llll'tc, prime and cold sioraae Prune are quiet, but prices are very firmly held. Quotations rar.se from ee to lie for California up 10 3V-4U and life to 11 Ho lor Urseona from tioa to -too.

Ap.oi are ftrnt on the small but the 1e. an.J is small. Cfcytee, 13c; extra choice, J31- 13e; fancy. 13Stw lie. eaches re quiet tut Oral.

CHnu-a. TV7e; extra ehojes. fea-y. btib4c. ant firmoalnit to the lixht supply.

Loos are quoted at 5V.i4!lc, eloU-e to fancy mv, lD7lt', aeetjlesa oil tic: Ljiidon layers. COXDITIO OP TIIG TBKASIHV. D. Jan. 23.

At thsl-irln-nfns ut t)uairt tv.lay the condition of U.e t'ulte 1 fcuti'it Trea-soi-y aat Work'rs- In trea-ury oltlees. In lianki slid 1'hllippina treasury, in ret eta I fund fs2 J.lt7. Urulnary receipls Aaturuay stcre 2.4174 273, ilh or-tltif' of 1. Tli deh. ilL ltii li-cal year ti.7:w,:tw as -)siii.

tJ? at this llni last yesr. 1 1' hruees escludo. aua4a -caava aa4 LiU.l.c deU iraiwavl.uia. i roc i it I fcv.i. -l.

C--I i THE INTER OCEAN, TUESDAY MORNING, JANUARY 24, 1011. REALTY DEALS AD HEWS OF THE DAY Manufacturing Plant and Real Es-1 tate Owned by the Hicks Locomotive and Car Works of Chicago Heights to Be Sold. FOUR STORY BUILDING ON MICHIGAN AVENUE LEASED Navajo Apartments on North Side of Deming Place Purchased by Adolph Schoeninger From William Alexander for $30,000. An immense manufacturing plant and valuable real estate In Chicago Heights owned by -the Hi eke Locomotive and Car works, will be ottered at public sale at the Clark street entrance of tbe courthouse at 10 o'clock in the forenoon on Tuesday, Feb. 21.

The sale is to be made by William Mc-InDes, trustee, in pursuance of saw order entered by Sidney Eastman, referee In bankruptcy, and includes all the buildings, machinery and equipment, tbe charter and franchises and other personal property the manufacturing concern, together with a large tract of laud held in fee and under lease. Each bid must be accompanied by a certified check for not less than 25 per cent of tbe amount offered. Ringer, Wllharti Lauer are attorneys for the trustee. Koor Story Balldlaa; Leaaeil, Byron L. Smith has leased to the United States Rubber company a four-atory and basement building to be erected on 50x171 feet of ground at 1222-1224 Michigan avenue, for a term of fifteen years from May 1, 1911.

Tbe amount of the rental is not disclosed, but is understood to be arorun.d $223,000 for the term. Oliver Sc Co. negotiated the deal. The Norwood! a flve-story, twenty-apartment building, with 51x119 feet of ground at tbe southwest corner of Indiana avenue and Thirtieth street, has been sold by Frederick H. Bartlett to Victoria Van Alen Smith.

Tbe conveyance is ma die subject to $20,000 incumbrance and the grantee has given a trust deed to the Chicago Title and Trust company as security for a second lien of $20,000 maturing June 28, 1912. In part payment Mrs. Smith has given property at 5330-5332 Calumet avenue. 40x150 feet, subject to $8,000 incumbrance. William A.

Alexander has sold to Adolph L. Schoeninger the Navajo apartment building, on the north fide of Deming place, 150 feet east of Hampden court, for $30,000. The builclng occupies a lot 50x148 and contains six apartments. Flat Ballalas Sold. A three-story (tore and flat building, with 60x125 feet of ground and containing two stores and eight flats, on the south side of Weet Sixty-Third street, seventy-five feet west ot Parnell avenue, has been sold by Bane Rosenthal to Christian J.

Haas for $24,000. Conveyance was made by quitclaim deed. The Catholic Bishop of Chicago has obtained a loan of ten years at 5 per cent, secured by property at the southeast corner of Saginaw avenue and Eigbtr-Fourth street, 297x250 feet. The money Is to be used in the erection of a church and school building for St. Mary Magdalene parish.

A large store and flat building with 133x 123 feet of ground at the southeast corner of Ogden and Homaa has been sold by the estate of Samuel Cohen to Simon Hamberg. A consideration ot was mentioned In the tbe conveyance was made- subject to $82,200 incumbrance, which the grantee does not assume. REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following real estate transfers were nled for record yesterday: Consideration. Lake View.

Dentins- place, 130 ft of Hampden court. f. 30x148; Jan. 4 Wm. A.

Alexander. Highland Park. lll.v to Adolpb L. Scboen-lnxer rsrsi Xrnmqre av, 448 ft of Graceland av, f. 00x123: Jan.

18 James Thad Thompson to Marlon Sears (incumbrance S4 (Mail 1 Wlnthroo av. 237 ft of Glenlake ar. f. 50a jaw: aut. iv.

juvz At a reel I E. Mc Dowell of Philadelphia. to Eatelle Perrls Wortsmaan Jefferaoa. Bernard at. cor Waveland av.

f. 149x 123. and other ppty: Jan. Hr-Ma tllda, Fot-tinaer quitclaims to Charles O. Swath Toss.

8.000 Archer av, 73 ft of Broad st. f. 80x100; uct. 12. wis Elsie and Leasha Fasklag to cuiuia raaainn i incumbrance.

SH.ooo). Indiana ar. a cor At it mi iiiq i. r. 23.000 14 Frederick H.

Bartlett to Victoria Vaii Alen Smith (Incumbrance. S20.4J0O1 TRUST DEED. Same ppty: Jan 14 Victoria Van Alen Smith and husband. Cornelius, to C. T.

A T. subject to prior trust deed dated June 28. 1BU7. for (J una 28. 112.

6 aver renii La Salle sr 442 ft of 27th at Mai 17 2O.4JO0 Dec. 13, 1810 Chaa. E. Hay. to Tcn-slna M.

Parlsl (incumbrance, LEASE. Rhodes av. No. 3734-37545. for dwelltnc purposes only; term rental.

S12.0UO: monthly. $14JO. from Sept. 1. 10.

to Aus. 13. 1620 (dated Aug. S. 1910) Wm.

G. and Francis liolbrook to Oscar De Priest and Lawrence Fenibee Calumet av. No. 3330-3332. f.

4Vxl3U; Jan. 14 Victoria Van Alen Smith and huaband. Cornelius, to Frederick H. Bartlett (Incumbrance. 2.073 Ewlng av.

10.1 ft of tOth st. f. 30x120; Jan. zo Anna fjwanaon to Wm. J.

Savaare Indiana av. bet 7 2d and 73d ats. f. S7x jbo: jsn. as Andrew un neon to Verner A.

Johnson 93th St. cor Jeffery av. extended. 40 acres. ppty extenos to in si: Jan.

is-wm. Rand et al. by master In chancery to Est Ezra J. Warner 40.000 HhniU. av 171 ft a Mik mt mm 4t.10a Jan.

21 Oeorse Jaroba to Anton L. Cerny (incumbrance. 13.3ou) TRUST DEED. Saginaw ar, a cor Slth st, f. rorSlth st.

r. witn I or i rt on Marquette av Catholic Bishop of Chicago to c. T. T. trustee Bonds.

Jan. 5. 1011. to Jan. 8.

1021. 14.1.000. 3 per cent, on which to erect the church and school bids of Ht. Mary Maadaiena Lake. Ashland av.

cor 30th St. f. 40x121: Jan. Wm. T.

Kuby to Frieda Bremler (Incumbrance. t6.04H'l 1 2,400 2.230 Green st. 73 ft of 61st at. 23x123: Jan. 20 John Thllraont to Fran a MarsbUeld av.

173 ft of 32d st. f. 23x 123: Jan. IS Henry Iiaetsert to John Baer 61st st 73 ft of Ada st. f.

23x1 IB; Jan. 15 Gideon H. Damke toChas. Johnson (incumbrance i.oiio) 67th at, I4H ft of Honors st. a f.

23x101; Jan. 10 John H. Carter to Henry tr. Meyer Lease Dated Aug. 13.

8. Rut st. Nos. 414-4110. r.

32x14)3: Annie G. Briscoe to Oscsr De Priest and Laurence Ter-tibee: term. 10 yr from Bept. 1. 1S14, end mar Kept.

10. llliO, term rectal. $18,600, nionthiy. $133. Cvalaaatrt.

100th at. 130 rt a of Perry av. f. 93x126; Jan. xtv Airrea K.

Bauer quitclaims to Jacob Hofer. 10tth at. 173 ft of Perry av. f. 23x123; Jan.

SO Jacob Hofer. to Alfred E. auer and Km ma 1. Sauer. Weil Tawa.

Lumber at. 410 ft of 22d st. f. 148 ft through to so. branch Chicago river; Hept.

10. 1810 Chaa. W. Teguneyer to Heatb-Witbeck Co Trust Deed Heath-W itbeck Co. to C.

T. T. security, sains ppty; Sept. 24X, 1910. monthly and IO yrs, 6 per cent; one-tor S24.0UO.

one fur SI7.4UO 41.40O Ogden av. ooe Homan av. 1S3.8X 12tx more or teas: -jan. 11-tat. Htminl Cohen to Slmoa Hamberg (incumbrance.

ss2.200. ran tee doea not .1.600 .1 2.000 4,300 Troy st. 140 ft a of Fillmore st. 23a 123: Jan. 17 Catherine Maber to Isaac Halnerie W.

12th at. 116 ft of kSacramento av, a f. 23x123: Jan. 18 D. Levin loHarah IScheln.

Warren av. 620 ft of Oskiey av, a 23 1-Sx 123: Jan. ltj Lachman Marks to Fred A. Faikejlberat Washington at. 1441 ft cf S.

40th av, 46x J3t4; wan. i i ea a. aiarr to Aioert Kliis 2.800 Washington blvd. 381 ft of Wood st. a f.

22x124: Uct. 21 tL w. Mcr ad den to Anna C. McFadden et Western av. 72 ft of Herron at.

f. 4ax 123: Jan. l-Jno. E. Murphy lo Jos.

W. Taft 3,000 Willow at. 143 ft of tmtarlo at. 23a 144 Jan. lo cutzabeln.

M. Haeeo to no. Donahue Eiston av, S3 ft of Warsaw 3 64ixh ft on and ft on Dee. I. lUlO Geo.

to Anna White-land 2.203 Warsaw av. 234 ft Callfornfa av. f.l lieC. t. 110 Geo.

v. Iourlas. Tuxedo to Otto R. Maaaii.au ttiK ujii Warsaw av. 100 ft cf Washtenaw av.

a Dec. 1. lSlO Geo. W. Dougiaa -to Mubt.

W. Uubbina (Incumbrance, (.221 Albany av, cor lth st. f. 4ixl23; Js-n. IT Tboa.

A. Lilly to Henrietta Kaiser K.600 Avera av. cor 15th st. f. Jan.

ft John W. Wise to Hymen 3.000 Donglaa blvd, cor Turner av, a 6a 167; Jan. IS Helen Hreht to Bessie- IS I riser ilncumbrance. 62.0ts) 1 Doualaa blvd. SoO ft a of 12th st.

f. Jan. 18 Geo. P. MJIKr Quitclaims to Arthur W.

Blettner. I Seme ptty; Jan. 1 Arthur W. Blettner ta Mathilda B. Miller 1 Ofrden av, 73 ft of Homan av, a 23x123: Jan 14 Michael J.

Klordan to Joaeoh 4eeberrer 2. COO Spnnafleld av, 274 fr a of 16th st, 23s 123: Jan. 16 Josef Pola toTomaa 2.000 W. 12th st, 44 ft of Turner av, f. 23a 123; Jan.

10 Louis Padorr et at to Louis Pearson (Incumbrance. $8.000) 14.000 2Sd st, 180 ft a of 41st av, a 30x123; Jan. 16 John W. Jediaa to Joseph Haullk (Incumbrance, STOUO) 6.000 Bacramento av. 96 ft a or T7th at, 24 123; Jan.

IS Say man OoKmka to no. Golonka. 2.000 St. Louia av, 2T.O ft of 80th st, 23x123; Jan. 20 Frank Halamaa to Josephine lialaaan 1 SOth st.

cor 40th av, f. 133x123: Jan. 23. ISO Rosle Hrnetana to Anna Kubb incumbrance. aaaumed) Washburne av, l)Vi ft of Wood st.

f. 24x 123: Jan. 18 Phllln Price to Max Shut- man 5,000 naraifoaw atv, do rt or itnn st, taax 123: Jan. 14 Toslah Rtllea to Wm. X.

ILL ltott and Wm. P. Elliott. Jr 2.000 torneiia. at.

ix rt or lloit art. a S4sijj: Jan. 19 Walentv Hldor ta Tlaadma Kolakl (Incumbrance, $1,300) $.200 rairtieta av. ni rt a ot towa at, r. Zoxizo; Feb.

9, 1910 Mary Radowskl to Ham Dereszlnskl (Incumbrance. 3,300 HoH at. cor Clarltula. at. 30x120; Jan.

20 Rlasr Duplnk to Anton Zuwalskl 6.309 r-otomac av. iTia rt or Kobey at. a 24x 1.12: Jan. 10 ta Herman N. Horn 2.600 rtirst at, low rt nt central para av.

a r. 23x123: bee. 1 1IQ tl.o Imiil to Ernest 2.C06 -jrumouu av, it or town at. zox 12.1: Dec. 1.

1910 Wm. Harlson. New York clty, to Wm. L. Richards ,473 a-verirreen av.

23 It of Homan av, f. 23x122: Dec. 1. lfilo cleo. W.

llouilai to Tryrve Jacobeen (Incumbrance. $1,000) 3,498 xiieasa. C-hlcaso lfelarhts. Edsewoo.1 av It 2. 6: Jan 1H Louia B.

9chllllne to Frank Hendrlckaon (incumbrancefT 8.70 Bre airs. T. 36. und two-thirds to und UntVtin 1-7. 32.

3. 1.1; Jan. 17 Herman W. Danforth et al to Elisabeth D. Pevria.

111. Cleero. Blackstone und one-half It and 18 4-lJ ft It 6, 8: Nov. 11. 1010 Maude D.

Poortnan et al, by In to William Goellts Und one-half, same; Nov. 11. 1910 Maude D. poorman et al. by in to WlliUm Goelitx Fair Oaks, It 1.

6: Aus- 23. 1914) Walter H. Gala to Nelson A. Baker Gncnmbrance. S7.SOO Fair Oaks.

It 2. Dec. Christian C. Kohlaaat to Otto P. Doerina Fair 73 ft It 3.

Jan. 21 Edward R. Hills to Otto C. McBrootn's sub. Its 23 and 26.

17, 30. IS-Sept. AO, 1910 Omand B. Ja-cobacn to Wm. M.

Ht. Clair Morton Park, Van Home's add. its 1 and 2, 1: Jan. 6 EsteiM M. Baldwin to Henry Misaelly Oak Park.

Carson's add. 134tvv ft lex SO It 2. Dec. a. 010 Elinor B.Ford to Nelson A.

Srovllle's sub. Its 16 to 22 23. A 7. 13: also 66 ft Its 12 to 13 (ex 20 ft it 18. 23 -earn- sub)- also a certain strip of land formerly an alley, now vacated, lying bet said its 12 to 13 on the and Us 16 to 19 on the and all ppty.

real personal and mixed. Jan. 21. lll-Oak Park Liaht. Heat and Power by Frank J.

Baker, to Chlcaao Suburban Llahh and l'over (n 8.81 S.OuO 14.000 6.300 6,230 2.000 l.O) 2.390 Sublect to a certain trust deed covering all the property, dated May 1. 1902. given by said party of the first part (under tta former name of Oak Park Yarvan Co.) to Merchants' Loan and Trust trustee, to secure an authorised Issue of $730,000 In principal amount of the first party's enrporated bonds. (It Is understood that the property hereby conveyed and the buai neaa -of said property of the flrst part are to be ieaen over oy saja party of tne sec- ond part aa of Oct i. lv io; tr 1.

19 hat the nrst arty shall account to the second party or all earnings of aakf ppty and business from said date, less the proper and necessary expenses thereof from said date, and that as a part of the consideration for this conveyance said party of ths second part shsll and by the acceptance of this deed tba second part does expressly aseume and esree to pay and dlscbarse ail existing obligations and liabilities of said parly the first part.) Lyess. Summit, Arro 1st add. 20 It 21 and 16 rt It 2U 22; Jsn. 12 James W. Harbauah to Fred A.

Dennlaoa (incumbrance. 83. 0w) Summit. Araw lat add. It 40, 22; Jsn.

1J Fred Deniaon to Cornelius li Wagner, Jr. (Incumbrance. $1.200) Trier. County Clerk's dlv. it 4.

10, "al 17. 42. 13; 16 Walter 8. Tain tor to Joseph H. Schaad Wilroette.

BO ft It 11 and 12, 7 of 29. etc; Dec. 81. 1910-Uddta J. Hopkins qult- Is 1ms to Hilga Miller (Incumbrance, 2.3001 6 200 2.923 1,360 Same ppty: Jan.

7 H. J. Miller qultclalma 83 BOO) (locuioorsoce. Wllrnet la penipaier'a' add 8." all" fia and ft. 4 of S.

etc; Jan. IS Harry B. Owsley to Walter W. WUmette. Dempster's add, Vs It 8 and a' 37Vs ft It 4 of S.

etc; Jan. 20 Walter W. Baldwin to Earl -J. ariiew. 7.

41, ti 23, 41. 13: Jan. 17 Mra. Sophia Bebrend to Fred Kollbaum i Rlataevllle. 160 ft lot It and 160 ft fes a 43 ft lot 12.

lSi; Nov. 10. 1910 Marie H. Kidder to the Woman'a Club of Evans ton (Incumbrance. Sl.tsJol...

Bvanston, Kedzie A add, lou 1 and of iota 11 anu is. Jan. iv Emma Jd. FullenwMer to Charles J. Bemdt (incumbrance.

North Evanston. No. 2321 HartseU st; Jan. 6 Eleonore J. Baylao to Mary K.

i Tkaratoa. 10 1 2.0M) 1.S00 IO 8O0 Harvey, lot 12. Jan. 14 David uiasejy to vito Aitier T. 36.

lot 6, eub A a 18. 34. Jan. 12 Otto laler to August Duchrow Wheellaar. T.

42. pt a 4 31. 42. 11; Jsn. 18 Mrs.

Luther W. Whiting to Henry Worth. Blue Island. Robinson's sdd, lot 34 and 19 ft lot 83, 2 of lot 12. 21; Jsn.

18 Fred C. Plppert to August Becker Blue "Island, Jernberc's add. lot 12. 14: Dec. 1.

191V Tiwmaa Welter to Guataf A. Guatafstw 1.000 Bl'ILDIKG PERMITS. Cost. The followlne: butldlna oermlts were Iseoed yes terday: Lawndale av, aty brk. own A Kwtatkoatakl.

224 Milwaukee av, arch Wllkowakl. mas eon Hutkowakl. flats. 16.O0A 114)34 Went worth av, 1 aty. own Deltrlch letltur.

arch wm Gaturer. arch con Erlckmalfe 1.679 S0O7-I1 Marshall blvd. 1 sty brk, own Jo- soph Hadka. arch I Novay 4k Son. mas con Joa Choutka.

ear con not let wil aula oon 13 Franklin st. 6 aty brk. own Hafeld A Lelewer. State and vtaahlnaton sta. arch Ottenhelmer.

Sten A RelchaC mas con can Btunneii; alteration 7320 Halated at. 2 aty brk. own Lass Larson. 7231 Tale av. arch AG Lund.

car con own: store and res. 6481 Flenny St. 2 sly frame, own Ernest Yorgeneon. Tomes and Howard av, car con Oetenson; 2824-26 8 42d st. 11 sty frame, own Thoe Burke, arch own, mas con own.

car con own 6243 Ontario av. 1 sty frame, own Josephs Ghmmra. 8241 Ontario av. arch Hake. car con day work, mat con day L200 4,000 1.800 1.500 600 Would Bury Jones, Hero of Revolution, in State of Kansas T0PEKA Jan.

23, Senator D. 'M Bender of Parsons this afternoon Introduced In the Senate a resolution requesting Congress te provide a bur la place in Kansas for John Paul Jones, the revolutionary naval hero, whose body be said now reposes among some rubbish at Annapolis. The resolution states: "Though far from the roar of the mighty Kansaa would be only too glad to famish the soil for.the last resting piace 01 an mat. remains 01 nis mortal body. SEVEN YEARS FORMRsT MARTIN.

Sew Jersey Weanaa Seateaced (ar Deal of Ussskter, Mra. Oeey sa4rad. NEWARK, M. J. Jan.

23. Seven years In Latate prison was the sentence imposed today upon mts. uaronne if. Martin for the part she played in the death of Ocey W. M.

Snead. her daughter. Tbe body of Ocey Snead was fpund in a half-filled bathtub in a partly furnished house In East Orange, N. Nov. 29.

1909. Tbe indictment of Mrs. Martin, Miss Virginia A. Wardlaw and Mrs. Mary W.

Snead. Ocey's aunt and mother-in-law, followed. Misa Wardlaw died In Jail. Mrs. Snead faces trial, but it is said the Indictment against her will be nolle proased.

NEW CHARGE IN BOMB CASE. Fearlag He'd Kacaiir Attempted Mar-ater Peaalfy Glaaal Alaaerl la Before Federal Coarta. l. Feir. that Gianni Along! would escape A charge of attempted murder, the police yesterday turned bim over to the federal authorities for prosecution -'on a charge of illegal- use or the malls.

AlongI was arrested in connection with bomb explosion which partly racked the meat marketer Carmello MarstUa last Wednesday night. The. hearing of- th case was continued one week when Alorgl was arraigned before United States Commissioner Mark Ills. bonds were Dxed at wUicli he eas to 1 a Paclicgo (Never sold In bulk) PASTORS NEGLECTFUL IS PARSON'S The Rev. Harry Ward Says Tend ency Is Too Much Toward Theoretical Preaching Several Meetings of Denominations.

"I sometimes think that Jesus Christ bad no time to write tneoiogicai pampnieie. said the Rev. Harry Ward ot the Euclid Avenue Methodist ehurcb, Oak Park, at tbe regular weekly conference of Methodist- preachers yesterday. Mr. Ward criticised the tendency toward theoretical discussion to tbe neglect ot practical preaching.

He said it Is time some' action was taken In 'the' garment worker's" strike and con demned the employers for not accepting the recommendations made by the beard el arbitration. Chare: la la Easy Sal It. He? Says. "The Presbyterian church Is like a hickory sticks hard and tough, but easy to split," said Professor H. C.

Zenos ot the McCormick Theological seminary in a paper oa the "Contribution of the Presbyterian Church to the Religious Bra." at tbe Baptls ministers' conference yesterday in tbe Ma sonic Temple. Local clergymen have been invltM to discuss the question before tbe conference. "Denominational differences are gradually being lost sight of. and when we have overcome our many traditions a union of all de- romlnatlons will be the result, continued Professor Zenos. At a meeting of the Presbyterian Brother hood of America.

Miss. Jane Addams spoke on Tolstoi. "He was born a Count, but struggled to better the conditions of tbe masses." she said. "He was the only Russian who ever attacked bis government without suf fering punishment, the government fearing the criticism which would be dealt out by otber nations." t'hsreh Seeds Esessrageaest. "The community political boss is one of tbe serious problems which face the churoh." said the Rev.

John Best, pastor of the Be- theada Congregational church, in discussing religion and politics before the weekly meet ing yesterday of Congregational ministers. "Tbe strife for supremacy is noticeable In tbe small city churches." be said, "and the cnurch should be more encouraged and its pastor given the stanch aunoort of his WASHINGTON. D. C. ForccasTr Illinois and Istdlana Fslr Tueadav: WmIimmI.

Increasing cloudiness, moderate te brisk south west 1 nos. Ohio Fair and warmer Tnesdav! lmiai eloudlneas: brisk veuthwest winds. Lower Michiasn Fair Tuesday: Wednesday Increasing cloudiness, brisk southwest wlnda. I'Dnee MU-hls-an Fair TiuaHa a. (n Ireme east portion: Wednesday unsettled and cwaer North and Houth Dakota Fair and colder to- nignt: Mneuay prooaoiy fair.

Iowa Fair Tuesday and probably Wednesday, 'Missouri Fair In east, cloudy In west portion xuesday; Wednesday unsettled. moderate tem perature. MinnesotaFair Tuesday: Wednesday anaettled. wisuofiain rair a uesaay; wtHHasaay unsettled brisk southwest and weat winds. Arkansas Cloudy, probably rain In south por tion Tuesday; WednesJay unsettled, moderate temperature.

Nebraska Fair Tuesday Wednesday Increasing ciouuaness. Kamas Cloudy Tecs Jay and Wednesday, moderate temperatures. Oklahoma Unsettled Tuesday and Wednesday, Temperature 3 i Place of Observation. Abilene .88 Boston ...28 Buffalo .26 Cairo 88 Calgary ........14 Cheyenne .......28 Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Denver .........42 Dea Molnea ....84 Detroit 82 Dubuque .......32 Duiuth 20 Edmonton 8 Bvsnsvllls .....38 Green Bay 28 Huron ....28 Indianapolis ....82 Kansas City ....38 KaaAuk 32 Los Anjreles Madison .30 Msrauette ......24 38 80 28 42 84 40 40 38 32 46 42 84 44 SO 80 40 ao 38 86 44t 44 88 36 SO 38 24 36 84 86 22 18 24 12 6 SI 20 22 Pi 141 18 12 VI 24 12 4 16 28 Id 62 12 10 18 2 82 24 SO 22 16 N.E. 6 8.W.

4 R.W.16 NR. 4 N.K. 6 H.W. 4 8.W.16 8.E. 4 H.

12 S.w a.w.12 H. 8 H.W.24 N. 8 N.E. 4 8. 2( 8.

6 H. 6 8. 16 8.W. 6 8.W. 4 aw.

12 8. 18 8.W.I4 H. 2D N.E. 8 W. 8 8.

12 8, 10 8. 4 W. 8 N.W. 4 14 8. .4 6 W.

1 N.W. 4 N.E. 4 N. 4 Si-E. 4 8.

8 Cloudy Clear Cloudy .12 .01 Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Clear Fair Clear Clear Cloudy Clear Clear Clear -Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Oear Clear Clear Cloudy dear Cloudy Clear Clear Fair Cleas Cloudy Cloudy Clear Miiwsukee .....34 Montreal .......22 New New York Oklahoma ......40 Oratha 46 88 38 72 34 86 10 50 32 44 48 24 40 42 an 4'J 78 4 SH 44 Hi Peoria Philadelphia Phoenix Pittsburg .......28 Portland. .86 32 18 82 8 14 42 46 241 24 58 24 24 QusVec Rapid City 38 Halt Lake Can Antonio. ...44 Sun 40 Ram Rain Clear Clear Clear .01 Kau it Me. Marie. 12 rtlH-ingfteid, St.

Lou la .88 Kt. Paul 8. 14 12. Clear 14 Cloudy 8 'Clear 8 Cloudy 4 Clear 6. Fair 4 Fair 1(' Kiir Li issr Tacoma ,.....,..441.

8. W. S.W, H. Tan.i Toronton Wajhington- ,..3 .18 iiMta OPINION nlto Hlver ,.14 Vinnli-ea Vdilovtstone 2d TO .4 s-a- txsaas in baking methods which gave the world Uneeda Biscuit also resulted in in soda" cracker quality. You realize this the moment you open the royal purple package' and find soda craters so tempting and good that they' cannot be resisted NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY Mrs.

Howe's Picture AgainRe fused Place in Faneuil Hall BOSTON, Jan. 23. Tbe Boston Art commission, which baa control ovex the se lection and assignment of pictures and statues In tbe city, today vetoed for a second tame, tbe effort to bave a portrait af the late Mrs. Julia Ward Hon hung la Faneuil hall. The portrait waa painted by John Elliott, a son-in-law of Mrs.

Howe. After tbe Art commission bad refused It a place In Faneuil nail, there, war a public meeting and a second bearing before the eommlsslon. In Its decision today the earn. mission states that there Is no suitable place for tbe portrait In Fanenll hall and suggests that it be bung In the public library 1 1 i CHICAGOAN IS OVERCOME BY SMOKE IN OMAHA HOTEL FIRE B. J.

Groely taesaaelsss la, Hsasltal After Ve-laarTaktrai Oat of ttti at II lard Ja 3a. -Sa-tila1 i -ii-. i 1 i jj 'V rtpecla) Dtspstcb to' The later Oeeaa. -'s Nolv." Jntu" 23. man is dead and Ave others are In a serious condition from suffocation by smoke, one with a broken.

leg. as the result of a Bre-today in tbe Millard hoteL Three hundred guests barely escaped. Tbe dead: Thomas Fields, Sioux City. Tbe Injured; T.J.Campbell, pipe man. overcome by smoke; Oreely, Chicago.

111., overcome by snrtke. Unconscious In hospital: E. J. Strabl of Lincoln, right leg broken; W. H.

Stevens, salesman for the National Whisky company, overcome by smoke; John W. Cath-eart, 8t. Louis, overcome by smoke. Every piece of apparatus was ordered to the scene shortly after. tbe fire alarm, and within an hour the fire was under cootroL Fields was former hotel clerk and was en route from San Francisco, where he had been visiting bis Tbe loss will not exceed $10,000.

OCEfN STEAMSHIPS NEW TORK. Jan. 23. Arrived Taorrolna. Na ples; Amsterdam.

Rvtteroam; LaBratagne, Havre. The following marriage licensee were Issued yes- tvruay Asre. Frank J. Herold, Emily Krai 2826 Walter H. Wblttlesc-.

Oak Park. UL; Anns Hwlnfln. earns ..................4433 John ilartke. Til Me asnger 4438 Jacob Lltowaky. Yette Miller .......23 20 Michael Walah.

Elisabeth O'Donnell ...2723 MakalmllUa Maranka. Bophia Borsvlc ..2223 William H. (Took. Alice Jordan Is Valentine Kuftel. Anna Baranakl 2410 Francis 8.

Graham, Vint tn la M. Downing 3323 Frank Hsed. Sophie Eder 2316 Edward Ernst. Blue Island. IlL; Anna Lowe.

eame .....2118 Prank Ambnuunaa, Zopia Zymacsukl 28 23 Bert. Thorson. Morris. Loeils Gunder- aon. same ............22 IS Herbert Slllnske.

Bertha Treptow ...22 2t Frank Paluch. Antonlna ....21 IS Frank- Brot-kroarge, Lillian Rommel 2118 Guataf R. Turns ren, 8elma W. Pctsrson ..,.66 44 Bantu Wlnar. Til I Is Leu ....2423 Nykota Jurkow.

Antontns .24 18 Morris Flnkel. Llbble Herman 2621 Mas Lewy. Flora Pakulla 1728 Walter Ftrnhaber. Blue laland. UL: Clara Becker, same ..................2420 Joseph Horn.

Lucy 23 20 Archie Lake, La Grange, Jennie Lake. same ....8885 John Jamleson. Helen Nields. Gmana. Neb.

.23 20 Frank Borowcsyk. Htefanla Bobs ....2518 John Chmsra. Anus Wlsnlewskl .......27 18 Hermann Gromnv Berths 46 lHMnenlco Label lo. Barbara Turin. ....24 2tl Frank Sedlek.

Kate Vones ..2723 Zygmant Humlenakl. Malgosalos Baglnska.22 22 Heinrtch Goll. Ellxabetb Becker Guatavus WMbolm, Gary. Roth Wallenberg 2924 Frank A. Psschke.

Theresa Broeski 2221 Maurics F. Powers, Msntarat 26 William FlllDcxak. Nettle Kuraaa 21 IS Louis Brousel. ullvla Stlvaiic John, Dslwlk. Cecylla Uduia .........28 22 Theddor Herold.

Augusta Pressler .28 21 Frsik 8uace. Eva Plank 22 27 Phipn Bonanno. Petiina 18 8a4uel laoob, Minns Naimark -lt 8aifuet Welner. Kather .........22 19 8tean Malcak. Maryanna Kwasna.

.22 23 Julian 43. Blocker. Cecilia M. Dedaux so 20 Francis 8nencer. La Porte.

Mildred Aut en. Evanaton. HI. 2(1 James M. Lent.

Hattle A. Loom Is. .3028 Floryan Oewleia. Karollna Dxluk 28 20 Joseph Komarek. Josephine .25 18 Frsnceaco Panaecs.

Maria Riaxo 2624 Bernard Jensen. Grifflta, Ind. Edna Met- 26 IS Walter J. Hueeton. Irene M.

Da vies. .2.1 21 Charles J. Buliivan. Bridget Mount ..2221 Thomas Glvalo, Louise 31 S.H Alfred M. Hoel.

Anna 2421 Geonrs DellolT. Elsis Bender ......2424 Hubert P. Harmon. Charlotte ...21 18 Bronlalsw WondolovskL Antonlns kturh. John L.

Sullivan. Iva L. Grady ..2118 Han Podliany. Mary ..2 18 James J. Rose Clovino .8413 Arthur C.

Mallard. Henrietta Knoth 24 Caealaw Rva. Stanlslaws 20 Laa, verse numer, aaary a. wennca Walter C. Scbeler.

Adelaide L. 8mlth 2118 Andro Odron. Zola Csicnostempaka. .22 IS Jasoar Scurry. Harriet 2t4 17 Kdward Bosrga, carotins 29 Ora H.

Nell. Rhea Chord. .2118 Harold Hove. Grace Metier .22 2d Carl H. Hentickson.

Christine 20 Albert Weasel. Koeis Hill 26 22 Frank Fa pens. Mary .20 18 Frits Hotsspfel. Mary ......21 21 Harry Hortsberg. Cells 14 20 Nlcolsi Ol at I sea.

Wiktorits Dubenaki 2 18 William H. Butters. Clara M. Oaks 22 2o alter V. Shields.

Margaret Cole ...4248 Michael 8cnetans. Barbara rat ky ..26 22 Benakm L. liurwltx. Hamah 18 Joxef Polak. Katsrina fciva ..2.122 Felix IJterakl.

Martha Mo.te.wtka SO 18 William Archibald. Jotlet. It Peter Kranl. Katharine Schmidt ...22 IT Fred H. Montlne.

Msry G. illiams ...25 3 William ftone. Julia il 1 Aleaajher CKaearakl. Karolina Poborska 8l 24 Marcus 1.. Metzler.

Mabel Kent. 30 27 Jilard Wright. isiiJHw. Antonette ChaluilDka 28 21 Joxef Kiot. Wiklona Krsjeweks 2 I 2l J-ihn Delvinl 2l 23 t-rneat Anna iMin, sam 21 Pt.tr Pi.itn.wki.

Asnea lianska -X dut-a Ln.itc, Llui-s liohoe MARRIAGE LICENSES. Bdward Romas. Kaslmlra Jestnske 2618 WoJclac iswivw, Marys 8raaiisik 22-20 John R. Cole. Lulu Brown ...211 JcxHi Ktelnaa.

Pt. Louta Ma; Maude Brlnk- wortb. same 3629 Predrlck If. Lett. Boss B.

7-S Harry E. Porter. Anna Ponedel ..2421 Ernest Collet t. Ttjrooto, OoL; Mary Eliis. Stratford, 4 4S Joaeptt M.

Buctiowskl. Rose W. Demekl 2d Juliao Skryaekl. Leon a Slomcxynaks. 2 23 Milton D.

Levy. Ease. ..24 24 Frank Wlsnlewska, li Oeora-s liellex, Bbeboyjaa. Marion Coed SA 34 1 Josef Zawackl. Malgusato ....29 ti Leo Laski, Aaastsays PtKfHnska 20 2a James Burcum.

Dtaon. 1L; Minnie Axbeaaat. am ia WlLUara Brook a. Juliet. Nellie Altaoay.

asm 3A-24 Irving Taylor. Louisa Pou.lot 21 IS Josef Kosayk. Aattonlns Kambanks 34 IS Harry Jiosanberg. Jewel Dupsx ..2719 Arthur Wood, Emily emltn 24 IS John Jscotasow. Lee.

l.i.; Busena Byerbof. Shablona. Ul .....241 Paul 1L Ayer. Olava Knudsan 70 4J Henry Orrsn, Saraa Kata 23 li John fk-bumecher, st. Paul, Jennie Carlson 2421 Arthur Smith.

Nw York cM Beatrice Ftavs.24 IS Frank J. PletkSewlca. Maud Hepp 2923 Frank Roquet, ao.1. Jaanr 421 DEATHS. MAGO.VR At Jn.

ZI. ISM. aaau-y wire or tne htta Uantel atTagonw of Osrleoi4ure- and asother of edeeick T. Haawe 11 "of UUa city. ibtea-iraintst' (JvAlenatasrg.

NEUMK1.STB Jons 613S Kesmore avenoe. of poewmonls IV1 1. at Hedondo Beach. CaL. aed 64 years.

Funeral notice later. NKCME13TKR Mrs. 3. 6 ISO Knram ers- so. et pneuorMHiLa Jan.

SI. mi. st Hedeawls Baach. CaL. seed 82 years.

Funeral notice, isivr. ATTORNEYS AT LAW. PBOPlffg PROTEITIVK Bl'RCAV GIVES AID sod adv Lo. us business and ortvai trssblis; claims and -wmarrs eolleuied: bankruptcy stltloes flied. 12B La balle sc.

salts DOBS ANT ONE OWE TOC1 COUJyAvs mads avervsrher. as Mtvantaaa aa rat, X2 rm? bank references. B. 6t Atwuod bltrd. ACCIDENT INSURANCE.

CrTEAPESrr IN THE WORT-D-IS 4Xa FOR $'1 a vesr: covers all sccUlenta. STATESimDRVT INSCRANCK 406 Hartford Cnlcaso. BUSINESS CHANCES. 8 END ME TOUR NAME AND ADDRE88 AND I Ul mail you free sroapectaa of sur (Ttarpcrats Farmlnar proposition. Laat year ws earned sn our preaest csnitaJlastioa.

Bv Iscreealna sur acreage and making certain Improvements we can earn 60. hharse are $10.00 each. All stockholders of record to January 1st. 1811. share la dividends which are declared Joly 1st.

1911. Write tooay ir ysu navs snsney tnst you want to n4rs. stw 4tler rsterences. J. H.

8OLDWEDBL 706-700. 204 DesrtKara sc. Chics so. 111. WANTED A FEW PARTIES WITH $500 FOR SAFE IIVVESTKENT itortHcrn Syndicate SIS RANDOLPH CHICAGO.

GROCER! BS. QUEENS WARE. LA 613 WAR WOODE.VWARE. ETC. One of the best propositions eJfered: a money- -maker; $23,006) yearly business, asaastlw cash; stocks and fixture, complete, modern and new; well sstsbttshed trade; best of iocs ion- on msia -street, Kelthsburg, 111 ooe ot the moat thriving and growing towns in the state.

Will also seal my 7 room modern dwelling, located In best reasdence -part of city- will sell ridioutuoaiy cheap for caes; no rradee. For particulars address 783. The Inter Oreaa UiMo-Date Snoc Store. Beat located aad established km-ssess In city of Macomb, LiL A anuasy-anaaer. Complete freaa stock of ladies, men's and children's shoes: aiss men's hats and furnlshinaa Modern oak natures and all necessary Improvsmemta and conveniences.

Complete In every detail. Situated In 2stery brick bulidia son square. Assured future for any oss meauinar buaineaa. For Bea-llculara address (a. The Inter Ocean.

JEWELRY BUSINESS. For Sale The leading, most prominent and beet loacted Jewelry business In the thriving and growing town of Kllensburg. Wash. Complete, sp-ts- date stork and naturae; all modem conveniences; well -Mtablished. uavlna business: aood chance for some one with limited capital; retiring from buai neaa; win give a bargain.

or particulars aaaress Ths Inter Ocean. DRUGS AND SUNDRIES. Com Diet la every detaiL Eltrsated 9 Starr brick buildlnr on Main st. In one of the best and growing towns In tie stats of Nebrssks: 17 years In present location; big M. D.

prescription trsde; stock snd natures complete and up to date; big tnonev maker: rare chance for a. ane one. For 1 particulars and price address 647. The later Ocean. ICE" CREAM PARLOR.

Cold drinks, fruit, confectionery, cijrsr. ete. Well sstablished. good paying and moat prominent business, located on main street, next to pustomce. In a nourishing, growing, up to date town In Florida.

Complete snd modern (Mtuipment: Falling -health compels me to seal at very reasonable pries and terms. For particulars address 74. The Inter Ocean. a K. LAUNDRY.

LAHONL IOWA." No competition within a hundred mtlss. Well -established, lucrative steam laundry, equli.i-ed completa with modern machinery and toa. Fins lovatlon. 8tory and half brick buildlne- irrveetl-. mmtm st once.

A money maker. Muet sell. l.xd terms. For particulars address T2i, The Inter OcesT. CASH IY1B TOCR BUSINESS OR REAL estate.

If you wanr to buy. sell cr axekanes address FRANK P. CLEVELAND. ItsS Dearborn Chicago. EstablUhcd 1881.

FOR SALE COFFEE. BWTTER AND TEA store: best paying In city. Stand iaveetigaAlon. Address 44. The Inter Ocean.

READ INVESTING VOR PROFIT. SENT oM trial six months free. A suitle to money-naSting. H. BAKiltB, 83 Jackson Chicago.

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