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Widow Of Frank J. Hughes Files Suit Here For $100,000 City £mp Judgment of $100,000 is sought in a wrongful death action filed in common pleas court by Lillian Hughes, administratrix of the estate of Frank J. Hughes. Sandusky, (Catri and Catrit, against the Pennsylvania railroad company, here. She states that the deceased, whose widow she is, came to his death on Dec.

13. 1P46 in a collision between trains of the defendant company in the vicinity of Guthrie, O. She charges the railroad company with negligence by reason that, allegedly; no warning lights or signals were displayed by one of its trains which had stopped at the named location and that the absence of such signals caused a second train, on which the deceased was serving as head brakeman, to collide with its rear. It is further averred by the widow that she and five children were dependents of the deceased and that by reason of his death! at the age of 45, many years of'' his future earning powers were eliminated. PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL HAS discharged George Fresch, 601 Harrison-st; Salvadorc La Rose, 438 Camp-st; Donald Link.

Port Clinton; Mrs. Anthony Mason, 921 S. Mary Ann Wunder and Lyle Wunder, Bogart-rd, and Joseph Ryan, 134 Jackson-st. GOOD SAMARITAN HOSPI- tal has discharged Mrs. Felix Baupispa, 419 E.

Market-st; Mrs. Dona Craven, 106 E. Adams-st, and Mrs. Jessie Suggs, Grant-av. CITY MANAGER KARL H.

Kugel today called the attention of motorists to the change in stop signs at the Hancock and Scott- sts intersection as a result of action by the city commission. The amber traffic warning light has been removed and Hancock, instead of Scott, designed as a "through'' street. CITY ENGINEER CLARENCE E. Stockdale, 1423 Campbell-st, told police his auto collided with one driven'by Samuel L. Brown- lcc, 306 W.

Water-st, yesterday while backing from an angle parking space on Jackson-st near Dr. Ma hi a Urges Local Support Of Easter Seals THE SAiSlltSKl RUG IS 1'KK-S TAB- DISKS I) A MAR. 5, 1947 SENT TO MARYSVILLE Ordered by Judge John Baxter to be committed to (he Marysville reformatory for women for one year was Mrs. Carrie Coonrad Dietrich (a. k.

a. Mrs. Becker, 55, Sandusky, on a previ- ious conviction of contributing to the neglect of her minor chil- To clarify the misunderstanding of two separate Easter Seal campaigns which are being conducted in Erie-co at the present time, Dr. F. E.

Mahla, city and county health commissioner, urged "all the assistance you can give to our local seal fund." "The money frmo seals sold by the Student Council of Sandusky High school is used in Erie-co. It is unfortunate thjt a week prior to the local sale many citizens in this county received a communication from the Toledo Society for Crippled Children which is also conducting an Easter Seal sale in this community," Dr. Mahla stated. He added "Whatever Erie-co cases have been sent to Toledo have been wards of the state, and their expenses were paid by the "state for whatever surgery or hospitalization was needed." Dr. Mahla praised the work of the Student Council and ner in which they have conducted their campaigns in the past, and the co-operation that the health department has found in the advisory council of the local fund.

Funds have been used for orthopedic surgery, tonsillectomies, i fitting of glasses, recreation of crippled children in camps, as- AMVETS, SANDUSKY I Ob 11 sjstance in the Good Health school, No. 17, will hold an important meeting in the club rooms. Charles Koehler is post commander. dren. In September 1945, the ia Wfls hl hly ednca had been granted a suspension of (jonal gnd roceivcd atu imposition of the one-year ser en i fence.

Following her being put on probation, she was recently found guilty of parole violation and x-rays for diagnosis and treatment of unusual allergic skin conditions. The latter use of the funds has made it possible for children DR. HAROLD YOCHEM. PRES-1 so afflicted to attend school after ident of-Capitol University, Co-j Uiey had been forced to quit. lumbus.

addressed the student: body of Sandusky Senior High I II I school on the subject of "Spirit fllS I QSK unlity. Stewardship and Service," (Continued from Page Onej Principal Wayne C. Blough an-! Inounced. He said that Dr. Fren ch views on many issues in- Navy Campaigns For Men To Take Course In Electronics Work GUNS ALERT FOR TERRORISTS IN the roof of RAF Regimental Headquarters a gunner watches for Jewish terrorist outbreaks in Jerusalem, where more than a score died in bombing of the Officers Club.

The Regimental HQ was formerly the German Embassy. Across the way is the ancient Damascus Gate, and beyond, the Arab quarter. (Picture by NEA-Acme photographer Leo Stoecker). and of a further charge of con tributing to the immorality and delinquency of two of her minor daughters. She was removed Tuesday from the Huron-co jail and taken to Marysville by Sheriff William S.

Soutcr and Probation Officer J. A. Turrie. PROBATE COURT Application for order dispensing with inventory and appraise- rtent (and order) in the estate of William H. Spencer-Strong.

Report of operation 'of deceased's business in the estate of Stanley S. Meek. Russell H. Koppin appointed executor of the estate of Ida Koppin. Inventories and appraisements in the estates of Stanley D.

Loutse Pittroff, Clara Jump and Wilhelmina Wobser. Will admitted to probate in the MR. AND MRS. SANFORD Bittner, of Columbus, are the parents of a daughter born yesterday at University Hospital in that city. Mrs.

Bittner is the former Dorothy Ward of this city, and the grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. William P. Bittner and Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Ward. FRANK WHEELER, ROUTE 1, Columbus-av, reported to police today that someone took a flashlight and camera last night from his auto parked in the rear of the 100 block of E. Market-st. volving the future of Germany. From Paris, he arranged to go to Berlin for a conference with U.

S. occupation authorities. He is scheduled to stay there Friday night and possibly Saturday. This would put him in Moscow one day ahead of the first formal meeting with the foreign ministers of France, Russia and Great Britain next Monday. With the problem of peace terms for Germany and Austria demanding his immediate attention at the Big Four foreign ministers conference, Marshall left for President Truman the momentous foreign policy decision on how far America shall go in upholding nations it believes are peace loving and intend to follow the democratic way of life.

HAROLD REDMAN, 39, A CITY War-broken Greece presented cab driver, was arrested this I the immediate test whether to morning on the charge of reck- 1 pit American dollars against Rus- less driving after he was said byjsian communism now that Britain police to have been speeding and no longer is able to bolster that passing cars at; intersections on country's tottering regime, Marshall himself termed the problem "transcendent," and 'RIENDS MAY WRITE TO Greece in her plea for help said estate of Patrick J. McGranaean. Jack Bennington at the following, she must have 11 to survlve Schedule of claims estates of Arthur Meyers Hattie Rathbun. Application to transfer real estate in the estate of Herman Pooch. Schedule of personal property elected to be purchased by surviving spouse in the estate of Donald R.

Thayer. Inheritance tax determinations in the estates of Eugene W. Schonhardt. John W. Keller, Maurice F.

Gerfen, Vincenzo Filippi, Harry C. Denzer, Ida M. Sommers and Frank Weidenheft. the address, Pvt. First Class Jack Ben- and; nington.

15355081, Company Third Battalion, 20th Inf'antrv, Regiment. APO 6, U. S. Army, in care of postmaster, San Francisco, Cal. LENTEN SERVICES WILL BE conducted this evening at 7:30 St rl i i Minister' MoEiov icross the Big lour conference ta- The crisis boiled up at a time that seemed to weaken the soldier-diplomat's hand at almost the last minute.

Nor was a sudden new succession of congressional blasts at Soviet actions and intentions calculated by diplomatic authorities here to make the cabinet officer's task any easier when he meets and Reformed Church, the pastor, Dr. E. Pheiifer, said today SOUND PICTURES OF THE 1946 World's Series and the All- Star game between the American and National Leagues, will be shown at the meeting of the Rotary club Thursday noon. REV. C.

.1. RENNER OF CAS- talia. will be guest preacher at' the Lenten services tonight at 7:30 in St. Paul's Lutheran Church. MEMBERS OF THE GROEORD The mishap occurred August 4.

Council of Erie County Farm lUi- 1946, at the intersection of Colum-jrcau will meet Friday evening ai bus-av and Monroe-st. o'clock at the home of Mr. and Plaintiff avers that she was Floyd Cowic, Route 4. passenger in an auto which had 1 come to a stop at the traffic light. WILLIAM SANDUS- and that before the light changed ky, forfeited a $20 bond in mu- to green, the defendant crashed) nicipal court today on the charge into the rear of the stopped auto)of speeding on Caropboii-st.

Po- causing her to sustain severe and'lice reported the driver passed FILES ACTION Leona Smith, Norwalk, (Norwalk attorneys), has instituted suit in common pleas court against Jacob Rey, 121. Taylor-st. in which she seeks juftgmeift of $50,000 for serious "injuries received in an auto accident in which the latter was involved ble next Monday. The flurry of criticism directed at Russia in the house yesterday brought demands for an end to this country's "coddling policy" and for economic sanctions in the form of a ban on all American exports to the Soviet "Union Reader Service DEATHS AND FUNERALS HENRY A. DEHNEL Henry A.

Dehnel, 78, husband of Lola, and a life-long resident of this city, died early Wednesday morning at his home, 828 Tylcr- sl. He was employed at the Hinde and Daucn Paper Co. for the past 25 years and was a member of the First Congregational Church and Sandusky Lodge, Knights of Pythias. Survivors include i widow; ne son, Gordon, Cleveland, and ne grandchild. Services will be Friday at 2 p.

m. at the Lutz Funeral Home, the Rev. E. T. English, officiating.

Burial will be in Oakland Cemetery. Friends may call at the funeral home after noon Thursday. LEROY J. ADKINS LeRoy J. Adkins, husband of; Virginia Sacksteder Adkins, and well-known resident of this city residing at 422V2 Lawrence-st, died unexpectedly while at work at the Pfanner Dry Cleaning plant Wednesday morning, aged 46 years, five months and 13 days.

Mr. Adkins was a World War I veteran and a member of Co. 166th Infantry, Rainbow serving two years, and a member; of Lowell C. ttein Post 2529, Veterans of Foreign Wars. Survivors, besides his widow, are his mother, Mrs.

Minnie Welsh and a sister, Mrs. Elizabeth Wintermute, both of Marion, and other relatives. Friends may call at the Fi'ey Funeral Home after 2 p. m. Thursday.

Arrangements will be announced later. Osborn to Represent U. S. in Atomic Talks LAKE SUCCESS. N.

March 5 Osborn of New York, the man who directed jU. S. army special service in World War II, will be deputy American representative on the United Nations atomic and gen Oral disarmament commissions, official sources said today. Former Senator Warren Austin chief American delegate, has selected the ex-mayor general as his righthand man in the negotia tions through which the U. N.

hopes to outlaw atomic weapons and begin worldwide reduction conventional armaments. 10 PERSONS DIE IN BOLIVIAN LANDSLIDE Local naval recruiting officers C. R. Pendleton, CQM, USN, and R. C.

Boddy, CHM, USN, with headquarters in Room 6. Sandusky postoffice, announced that the U. S. Navy is campaigning for increased enlistments in Electronics Technician Mate ratings. Applicants for ASETM (Apprentice seamen electronic mate) are eligible for a total of 42 weeks training in radio electronics, and upon successful graduation from the complete course of training, candidates are qualified electronics technicians.

The outstanding feature's of the ETM and AETM enlistment, Chief 4 Pendleton said, are the extensive and specialized training course offered, and the rapid advancement in rating, since it is possible for an enlisted apprentice seaman to advance to petty officer, second class, in a period of 42 or 44 weeks after completion of training. In the normal course of events, it was pointed out, a man entering the navy could not advance to rating until after completion of at least a minimum of 27 months service, or more than twice that length of time. The Sandusky naval recruiting station, open daily from 8 a.m., to 4:30 p. (including Saturdays), will furnish information to those calling in person or by phone 4976. Two More Escape In Crossing Accident NORWALK, March 5 For the fourth time in recent months two more motorists escaped possible death in a grade crossing accident.

Adam Parsons, 26, Akron, driver and George Peleo, 40, Detroit, a passenger, escaped serious injuries when Parson's car was hit by a Wheeling and Lake Erie freight train early this morning. The accident occurred at the Woodlawn-av crossing. Parsons told police that ho did not see the train at first. When he did, he applied the brakes and the car stalled on the tracks. Unable to start the auto again, both men jumped seconds before the car was hit.

Neither were hurt but the car was badly damaged and knocked over a warning sign BRAZIL SAVAGES was sent by air to search for the Phelps scientific expedition in the jungled "green hell" of Venezuela (1), after the expedition radioed that savage bow- and-arrow armed Indians attacked and killed a driver and a guide. The expedition is headed by William Phelps, of Caracas. (NEA Newsmap) Local Fire Alarms, Rescue Squad Calls (To report a fire, phone 131) Man, 72, Suffers Heart Attack Shoveling Coal time 1 At the Movies A movie dale is such a common occurrence that many girls take it too much for granted. Just be; cause movie night rolls around so much loftener than party or dance THE MOVIE, "SCHUBERT THE night llowever don 1 relax 001 through Deputv'William Harris. MHodv Master- and a comedy will' od manners.

se 4may reports the receipts of Sia.cou shown at the be amo those not present at from the state treasurer which at 7:30 p. m. today fl) the important atiairs Erie-co's periodical allotment lronr m( of th and theii I off to one side or in the the state gasoline tax fund Meenngs of the when your escort is buying Of this amount S10 000 ap-1 members and nominating commit tlle cloesn portioned to the county for local will he held Friday ni lo, want you hanging over his shoul government, and S3B00 to llu lowed by a fish fry. Her. II usher is in sight, let nine townships for the vamo pur MRS.

E. M. ROBERTS, SR. Word has been received by Mrs Anna Foster, 513 W. Adams-st, of the death of Mrs.

Sadie Roberts, wife of E. Sr, and mother ot the Rev. E. M. Roberts, former pastor of the First Baptist Church Services will be Friday at 2:30 P.

m. at the Methodist Church in Bradner, O. permanent injuries. GASOLINE MONEY HERE Auditor George J. Oswald I Campbell school at disimssa: "esterdav.

pose, each township being allotted the sum of $400, it was said. TOD A Y'S LOCALS DIVORCE CASE CONTINUES Continued hearing was given! today by Judge H. Savord to Harold Parker AIA architect will be in his office after ur Reader Ser the contested divorce case of Margaret Lautzenheiser. 209 N'etl-st your date go down the aisle first to find the seats, be sure to say, "Excuse me" (not "Pardon me," These are small things, true, but added up they tell your escort you're a Rirl he can proudly take anywhere. It really pays to know your eti- against Richard Lautzenbeiser Louisville.

in winch each party; seeks the decree on the Of cruelty and neglect. They were married in 1944. March 3 vice booklet No. 45 clears Ser. ices for George W.

A. Koch were held this afternoon at the Charles J. Andres Sons' Funeral Home, the R-ev. C. Alspach, officiating.

Pallbearers were J. R. Fickel, J. C. Judson, W.

T. Schleicher, A. L. Opie, G. E.

James and Wilford Seitz. LA PAZ, BOLIVIA. March reported today that 10 persons were killed and 60 were injured in a landslid which swept across the main highway running up into the mountains irom La Paz. Heavy rains undcrmh.r-d a cliff alongside the highway and it finally gave way. A bus was buried, as were two houses.

Four persons were in one of the houses. TODAY 3:38 a. 828 Tyler-st, Henry Dehnel, dead on arrival, of heart attack. (Rescue Air Force Assn. Has Membership Committee A membership committee was appointed when the Air Force Association, Sandusky squadron, met Monday evening at Hinde airport.

Those who will serve on this committee include Ralph Dietrick, John Dahnke and Howard Dicken. A program committee includes Eugene Schlett. William Diamond, William Gillingham and L. Parker. This committee is planning several social affairs for the near future.

Four new members were received into the organization, Jacob White, Billy Snyder. Robert Gratz and Richard Stanley. The next meeting will be April 7 at the airport. WEATHER REPORT 1 By IJ 8. WEATHER BUREAU SANDUSKY AND VICINITY: Cloudy and slightly warmer tonight, low temperature about 24 NORWALK, March snow or sleet Thursday, Querin, 72, is recovering at his i high 34 degrees.

Moderate wester- home, 44 Washington-st, from winds shifting to north and WOMAN MISSING IN FIRE EAST LIVERPOOL, March 5 1 Saia Barcus. 93-year- old was missing today after a fire destroyed her rural home. Fire Chief Tony Brandonisio of Salineville said no body had been found in the ruins of the he use. Your sweet dreams of a graceful gown, designed to flatter and slenderize, come true in Pattern 0211! It's so easy to 2 main piecesl Have long or cap sleeves. This pattern gives perfect fit, is easy to use.

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TRAFFIC TOLL REACHES 21 CLEVELAND. March 5 Death of a ear-old pedestrian here today raised the traffic fatality toll to 21 for the year com pared with 26 this time in 1946, The victim was William B. Berg hoff, a retired machinist. Plans are underway for a chemical plant at Carthage, Texas, which will convert natural gas, of which there is an almost unlimited supply, into gasoline diesei oil, and dozens of chemical products. OUT OUR WAY BY J.

R. WILLIAMS COLLISION CASE SETTLED Settled by parties and dismiv-ed by Savoid the CUM- oi the Baltimore American In uian.ie Co. of New York. Columbus (Flynn- Py and against Fred Flash. IHOfi Marl.

-I. in which the plaintiff in the Plaintiff claimed that an auto owned hy Mrs. Mun 'ey Venice, and which was insured the company acainst was struck by MI nun operated by the defendant in HI. allegedly neslisert manner mishap occurred at and Lawrence-st-. June many of those questions that arise in day-to-day situations.

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Mar. 6th CAMBRIDGE, March 5 aiv and evening because Schools of nearby Kimbolton were! -ordered closed for one week yes- oi a death in the family. 'terday because of an epidemic of scarlet fever in the community. SENATOR Two Jots. Rye Beach! "uernscy-co health officials, in or-j UK uu or the closing, said that only COLUMBUS.

March 1M rile Box D-l this paper: st en of 80 pupils attended Mon- 1 State Senator loin W. 73 1 May classes. of Miridleport. was "inn Mrs. Vcrna Pietsehman sell of dangei." ai Dneioi i i i 11 1 Slavlonn mn oils used commer- 'I he rnraped ai 1 i eially are obtained from fish and hotel Feb.

27. uients. marine mammals, heart attack which he suffered at 1 a. m. today while at work.

Querin, a watchman at the Maple City Rubber had been shifting a coal pile in the yard for three hours when he was stricken. The man lost consciousness for a time and after reviving, he managed to reach a telephone and informed the operator of his condition. She in turn called the police, who picked him up, took him to a doctor and then home. In drafting men for the armed services in World War II, one out of seven men was rejected for failure to meet minimum mental standards. northeast Thursday.

OHIO: Cloudy and not so cold with some sleet or freezing rain in south and central portions tonight. Thursday sleet or snow in north and sleet or rain in south portion. LAKE ERIE: Westerly winds, 15-18 mph, becoming north and northeast tonight and increasing to 20-25 mph Thursday. Increasing cloudiness tonight, some snow likely Thursday. SHIPPERS' FORECAST: Protect shipments for next 36 hours from temperatures as follows: Northwest 15 degrees, west and southwest 17 degrees, south 28 degrees, east 2 degrees.

LOCAL TELEGRAPH MARKETS LIVESTOCK STOCKS BONDS CHICAGO LIVESTOCK CHICAGO, March 5 slow, weights up to 250 lbs J25-50C 0 wer; heavier steady to 25c lower, sows steady, good and ch 180-250 Ihs. Hogs OIIQ lot to good and ch 250-300 ibe 300-350 lbs bulk gd and ch sows calves ch steers stdy to weak; lower grades weak to 50c lower, med to avernge- gd showed the most decline Heifers weak to 25c lower, cows, bulls and vealers scarce and steady. Several loads ch steers 1150 lbs the top paid for load around 1250 lbs bulk med to average-good slaughter steers bulk med to good heifers load tot good to ch $24-25; strictly good beef cows up to $19; canner3 and cutters good wty sausage bulls were vealers $28 down and stock cattle firm. no early slaughter lambs sales; few packer bids weak to 25c lower; shippers showing interest in well-finished lambs; $24 bid on gd and ch fed wooled lambs which held at more than $24; deck gd and cH yrlgs held above $20; shorn lambs ancT slaughter ewes scarce, 208 head com 153 lb slaughter bucks $6. New York noon stock and curb furnished by flache and Co.

KAILS PRODUCE Finding of Athlete's Body Ends Long Hunt BOSTON, March 5 VP) A nationwide search for Sylvester Gardiner, 22, Harvard athlete and son of William Tudor Gardiner, former Maine governor, ended yesterday when his body was found in a lagoon of the Charles river. He disappeared Jan. 23. A medical examiner reported that the former U. S.

army machine gunner obviously crashed through thin ice while, skating and drowned. KATZENMEYER QUITS COLUMBUS, March 5 VP) Albert C. (Bert) Katzenmeyer, 29- year-old member of the physical education department, will resign at Ohio State University to ac cept an appointment as golf coach at the University of Michigan'. Katzenmeyer, appointed yes terday at Ann Arbor, will begin his new job March .10. CHEVALIER BACK IN U.

S. NEW YORK, March 5 (UP) I Maurice Chevalier, 57, the Pa i isian ballad singer strutted down the gangplank of the Queen Elizabeth today and announced ho was returning to the United I States after a 13-yoar absence to renew an "old romai.ee with Hroadway." WANT ADS BRING RESULTS Allegheny 4 8c RR pid 2Ha Central iy: RR 30 Illinois Central 2 (H4 Pennsylvania Southern Railway Southern Pacific 42 ,4 INDUSTRIALS Am Can 9 7 Briggs Mfg 37 Borden 43 Com Solvents 24 Com Credit 44 Contl Can 4:1 Dupont 18B-U Eastman Kodak 24-1 Greyhound 33-U Gen Elec 37 Gen Eaods 41 Inter Harvester 80 I Case 3Stit Sr Libby lO'-i Loews 241, Libby Owens Ford Montgomery Ward Nail Dairy 32 Nash Kelvinator 18 Penney 44 Procter Gamble Paramount Pictures 27 Radio Corp 4 Sears Roebuck 3ti Standard Brands 35 Schenley Bist 4.1 Simmons Co 1 1 Warner Bros Hi Westinghousc Elec 20', MOTORS Airplane 21 Chrysler 100... Curtiss Wright ft 1 Contl Motors 11'i Gen Motors til'i Goodrich fill Packard (J 7 Lockheed 4 Glenn Martin 33 Rubber 57 Studebaker 22'i Timken Detroit Axle Timken United Aircraft Westinghousc Airbrake 3J 4 STEELS CHICAGO PRODUCE CHICAGO. March 5 lbs; firm; score 77c; H2 score 76c; 00 score 75c, 81) score 73 cases, firm; extras 1. 45c; extras 2, 44-44 3 and 4, 43; standards 1 and 2.

42c; 3 and 4, 40u, current receipts SOUc; dirties 361ac checks 3Cc. CLKV ELAN I) PRODUCE CLEVELAND, March 5 (UPi DANDELION qt. baskets S1.75-1.P5: lew $2. lb sacks yellow No. I $110; few higher; 10-lb sacks 27-2BC S.

No. 1 unwashed Katahdins nnd Chippew.is 100 lb sack S2.25-2.75; best S2 baskets ot dozen hunches few higher. baskets of 2 dozen offerings very light, lew tales S7; few higher. GRAIN It AN OK CHICAGO. March 5 Open High Low Noon Mar 254 233-V, 238'i 239'i 238 23SI 212' 2 211 Sept 205U 206', Mar.

153'i 154 "i 151', May 152'a 151 'j 152'-. Bethlehem Am Steel Fdy Intertake Ir Am Rolling Mills Republic Stcct Crucible COPPER MINES Anaconda Caluinet Hecla Kennecott Copr Tutl Nickel OILS Atlantic Ref Barnsdall A Contl Oil of Del Standard Oil Consolidated Stand Mid Cont Pet 33 1', 34 211 75'-. 33 a in 47 22'ij 38 60 34 July Sept Mar. May July Sept BARLEY- Mar May 140 149 14!) 146 3 147 147 863 .4 87 5 a' 3f 4 80'i B0" 4 69'a fi0 fiiHa fil) 1 130 130 130 135 RURAL. CITY MARKETS Eggs Potatoes, 100 lbs Onions.

50 lb bag $1 5i' $1 75 Elevators Central Erie Supply Si Elevator Ass'n WHAT FAUMKKS I 'Alli Wheat, No. 2 $2.44 Ear corn, per cwt S2.2U Shelled corn, bu Oats ,17 Soybeans $325 Ohio Oil Pure Oil Standard Oil Call Standard Oil Ind Socony Vacuum Tidewater UTILITIES Am Power Lt Col Gai Elec Cons Edison Inter Elec Power Lt Am' 40 :1 11 28 15'- Kaseo Chick Starter and Grain Egg Producer, Scratch Grain, Dog Food MXAi.lll^H BROS. 149 E. WATER ST. PHONE.