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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
MONARCIiS.
FOOTBALL

The final battle for the interscholastic
football championship was fought on,
yesterday between the teams from Hope
street and Pawtucket High schools and
the latter won. From a spectator. .
point OF view the game was very one
sided affair. for il seemed impossible for
the city boys TO stop the rushing plays
of the visitors at any time and only
twice during the whole game was the
goal OF the winners in danger.
Pawtucket played by far the better
game and being heavier had practically
no trouble at all in winning. The style
OF play OF the two teams was also very
different and this aided much in the run
Ming up of the score. The men OF the
visiting team seemed 10 play together
and TO always present an invincible In
reference, while the local boys played
In a decidedly ragged manner.
CLASSICAL %. ENGLISH o.
The first victory OF the season I'm a
football game went to the team from the
Claasical High school I'm the game with
the English players yesterday at Ade-
laide park. Both these teams have been
tied for the lower end position IN the
league. neither having won a game be-
fore and each was more than anxious to
win.
Both OF the teams had been making
extensive preparations for the contest
and II was claimed that had the defeated
team been allowed to play the men that
they had secured for the game IL would
have been far more interesting and the
score wonid have been more even. All
the trouble arose from the action taken
by one Of the teachers OF the English
high Sc COL who has had the charge OF
t.te athletics this season. Only yes
'erday about noon did he serve notice on
three OF the players secured for the con-
test and inform them that they were
Ineligible. There has been some friction
between the team and this teacher all
the season and the work OF yesterday was
the elimination OF the whole thing
When IL was found that the men were
not to be allowed to play the manager
and captain communicated with the offi-
cials OF the other team and t. was ar
ranged TO postpone the game till arrange
ments could be made. but this was ruled
down and the game called for. Under
such circumstances there was nothing In
Il for the losing team but honorable de-
feat.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
YOUNG CCRfETT Ill

san Francisco. Cal. Nov. 21.--Cham-
pion Young corbett. wha has Just arrived
from the East, found that M had
brought case OF grip with him. A doctor
ordered him TO bed at the Palace hotel.
and he will not attempt 20 leave his
room until the skies have cleared.
Corbett is here TO talk fight with Ed
die Hanlon. and was to have seen Man
ager Levy Of the Hayes Valley club last
night. but the promoter failed TO put I'm
an appearance. The fighters version of
the differences between him and Levy
puts a new light on the situation. He
claims that the hitch was not the result
OF exorbitant moneN demands on his
part. Levy could not guarantee TO bring
the show of in Mechanics pavilion
Unless the Hayes Valley club can make
an arrangement 10 have the fight there.
the champion will take a one. two or
three months vacation. as the occasion
requires
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RELIGIOUS
NOTICES
BAPTIST.

BAPTIST.
Fourth. Howell and Scott streets
Preaching by the pastor, Rev. Robert
Cameron, 1O:45 and 7;So: S. S.. 12:l5; b.
Y. p. u. $780,
Union, John and East streets-Preach-
ing at 1O:45 a. m. and 7:SO p m. by the
pastor, Rev. Edwin A Halner: evening
subject. The Lord I'm Egypt for "A
Night" S. S. at l2:l5 p. m; Jr c. Il. at
p. M; Sr G.. Il. at $50 p. M; baptism
al: close OF evening sermon.
Broadway, Rev. j. " osterhout, pastor
3. s.. 1O:45 a. m; Thanksgiving sermon
by the pastor 12:l5; Y. u. S. c. r., 6;
Rev Il. A. Herring will preach at 7:15.
Dyer Avenue Chapel-S. s., . p. IN.
Stewart Street-Preaching by the pas
tor, Rev. Edwin Bromley, subject, lO:45.
Looking Toward the Sea-" $. s., 12:l5;
song service, 7:30; sermon. "Homeward
Bound Thanksgiving sermon.
south, Ocean and Gallup streets
Preaching by pastor, Rev. John Finch.
10:45 and 7:30; special temperance service,
12:15; B. Y. L. T.. 6:45.
First. Rev. Henry NJ. King. ID. d, pas
G. E.. $50: evening. 7:9O: baptism. preach
ing morning and evening by the pastor.
Central Weybosset and Chestnut
street streets; John r. Brown pastor-lo:45.
8: So $50. b. Y. p L.; 7:so. preaching.
ITO Withstand and to stand
Jefferson Street. n. II. Livingston. pas
tor-Worship with preaching at 1916 and
$3.50.
CONGREGATIONAL.
Beneficent, weybosset street. near
Chestnut-Morning service. 1O45; s. s..
Vice, $780, subject @w6y H People exeens Bo ssf At.
tend Church" The pastor. Rev. Asbury
Il. krom, breaches, morning and evening
Free Evangelical. Richmond street,
a; m. morning sermon. AN old story"
12:l0, =. s.; $3.50 p. m, G. f.: 1880 D. m o.,
eventide Thanksgiving service.
Central. Angel street and Diman place
Morning service. 1915 appropriate TO
Thanksgiving; afternoon at 4. vesper SER
ice; the pastor. Edward r. Sanderson.
will preach; $. s.. 1913 p. m; Y. p. s.
Union. Broad and Stewart streets
Wallace Nutting. minister OF the church.
breaches; worship at 1O:i5 and at 1880;
themes The Distinctive Features OF
Christianity" and THE New Testament
s. g. r. at $3.50.
Plymouth. Pennsylvania avenue. near
Broad street. Archibald McCord minis
e ter,Preeships Pre- 1915; s. s.; i215; J $. e.
ing, 1880. subject. Heaven"
EPISCOPAL.
Church OF tho Epiphany. Potter ave-
nue.. near Elmwood avenue-Morning SER
vice, 10:l5: 8. g. 3: evening service. 1880
Church OF the Redeemer-Holy COM
munion. 1880; morning service and ser
mon, lo:45; $. s.. 12.2O; harvest home fes-
tival. 4:30.
Church OF Emmanuel. corner Chestnut
and Clifford streets-B. s., s:3O; preach
Ing. 1886 and y. m. by Rev. Frank T..
stevens OF Summerville. Mass: young
peoples meeting. s p. m.
Manton-lSt. Peters. Killingly avenue.
Rev. A. r. Carpenter. rector-S s., $3.50:
morning prayer and sermon. 1915; even
ing prayer and address, 4:30
Johnston-Chapel Of the Good Shepherd,
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! Bell district, Brown avenues s 2:3O
calvary church, Orchard avenue-Morn-
ing service and sermon, 1915: 5. s., l2I5;
=, Church OF the Saviour BENEFIT and
transit streets-Morning service and SER
mon, lOA5; :. 3, 12:l5; evening prayer and
address, 1880.
FREE BAPTIST.
Roger Williams. Westminster and
Knight streets-l0:i5, sermon by the PAS
TOR; ':N' address by Mrs. J. *. Barney.
METHODIST
Trinity Union. Rev. j. Francis Cooper.
pastor-l0:49, morning service. sermon by
pastor; 1915, S. s.: $50. E IT,: 1880. even,
ing service. sermon by pastor
Wanskuck NJ. L., Rev. Clark Perry.
pastor--l1 a. m. and : %. m. preachfno, Nv
Rev. G. Il. Bromley: i2:i5. i. s.. special y
music by the choir. morning and evening
Washington Park. Rev II A. Ridgway.
pastor-Preaching a. lO:45 s : raIlv a.
l2:l5; +. L.. $50; II. Is. Wilson secretary
sunday school association. will sneak at
e;SO: subject some Sunday School Prob
Ruggles Street j. Proudc. pastor--
Myers9 MGSerlns ssNGe a. ie;i5 by Rev. A. j.
Mathewson Street. Rev. c. NJ. Melden.
Ph ID. pastor-l0<5. BE Not Forgetf,ii
OF Benefits 1915, S. s. 6:i5. f. IT,; 7:s0.
,riv lne VWPPortnnities of the Twentieth Cen
coFnetist morning and evening
UNITARIAN
First, Benefit and Benevolent streets.
ACguStus NJ. Lord. minister's 8 a.20.
lhdhksgiNing service and sermon. 1O:45:
Nuns IN men, , Bible class, ~; vespers. 4;
MI LVru VIII preach a. m. and p. m.
UNIVERsALIST.
First, Rev. II. /. Cushman u II ms
tor-Morning worship at IO.45. : ar
l2:l5. vespcrs az g. - ~
p p,,h Church Of the Mediator. Cranston and
~ bburgess streets, Rev w c. SeIlcck.
-. ID. pastor-Services, lO.l5 and 7.g0.
,. >. R:l5. Y, r. =. G. T., Gao. evening
serNlee specially appropriate to Thanks
Second Church of Cbrist ,scion,is,, 10
bridgham street--Service. iO.l5 m:
subject Ancient and Modern Necro-
Nancy or Mesmerism and Hypnotlsm."
Mission OF the Coming KIM S27 Broad
stleet-Prayer. 1915; Elder A. s. Williams
VIII speak az 2.45; Brother George r..
ers at 7:45
Advent Free church. Brighton street.
near Courtland- Preaching by Rev vii,
nam Dixon. 1895; subject. II Shall Be
Satisfied. 1915, s. S. $50 temperance
prairie service. entitled Buy Your own
Cherries.' Seats all free.
French mission. Central Baptist church.
Weybosset street-Service at g; =. s. and
preaching by Rev. n. n. Aubin: subject,
La Franchise"
Broad Street Christian church. q. A.
Conibear. pastor-Thanksgiving service.
l0:45: $. s., 1915: hospital meeting. $3.50;
illustrated missionary concert. 1880
The Apostolic open Door mission 92O
Westminster street. T.. O.. Carlson. over
secr-Sunday services at 2:30 and y. m;
week day services. Tuesday, Thursday,
at y. m.
Y. NJ G. A.. Jackson and Westminster
streets-i. large hall. meeting for men,
with address by Rev. T.. &. Bass, II. D..
l.f5, boys rally.
Wayland chapel. South Angel street
corner Wayiand avenues - AZ 2 N m,
evening, 1880 preaching by Rev. George
r.. Atha
Bell street chapel-Serviccs u. m.
Rev. Clay Maccauley will preach: sub
OF Soul"
Theosophical society. Blackstone Han
building, N Snow street-Service 7.30;
subject "karms, the Tan OF Cause and
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Yale and Harvard Battle for the SupTe-
macy in Football.
A Killing Was Made on Mastsr Prim
at BenningS Yesterday.

dition tell. The weight Will not hart
Fitzeimmons, for I believe that he. can
reduce TO 1853 pounds. as he says. Fftz-
simmons always trains conscientiously
and you can depend that he will be In
perfect trim. While Gardner has won
a number Of fights. he has never met
a man OF Lanky Bob's calibre. II should
be corking' good scrap. but ! am sorry
that cannot be on hand to see Il"
According TO reports from California
Fitzsimmons rules a warm favorite at
to 1. and the impression prevails that
this will be the ruling price on the night
OF the battle. Gardner's friends Will
back him, and II he wins they will clean
UP a large sum OF money. Gardner Is
working hard and his chances appear 10
be better than they were a few weeks
ago.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

than TO any other man to help establish
Americas merchant marine. Senator
Hanna spoke of the development OF in
ternatonal commerce. and made reference
TO the Shipping bill. which. he said. failed
IN the upper house FOR reasons | need not
mention" -"
Senator Hanna then referred 10 the
OHIO campaign just ended and said:
II told my constituents that II they
sent mo back TO the senate / would try
again TO pass the Shipping blll and that
would keep on trying until l got IL
through. One OF the most important
things we need today is an auxiliary 10
our navy. Mr.. Griscom has been with
me trying To stick our arms up to tho
shoulder I'm the public treasury. at least
so we had been accused. But public opin-
Ion Will settle all questions, and public
opion Will settle this one In conclusion.
let me make a prophesy, gentlemen. In
you educational campaign let me say the
senate IS all right. Begin on the house"
Rear Admiral Barker. the commander of
the North Atlantic squadron. dwelt upon
the importance of the navy.
Lewis NiNOn spoke OF the Importance of
the merchant marine and of the progress
made In that direction i'm Canada and on
the Pacific coast
charles Haswell, the first chief engineer
or the navy. who is "a years old, told of
the formation OF the Engineer Corps OF
the navy by him i'm 1896
Myron L. Herrick. governor-eIect OF
Ohio, was the last speaker.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

Effect" Mr. Axel r. Bennett. speaker.
Westminster church and Woodbury. Me-
mortal. q. w. Kent, minister's 5. at lD;
morning service at l0;i5
Advent Christian church Hammond
street-PrayeT service 10: preaching at
l045 and 1870 by Rev George w. Seder-
quist of Lynn. Mass: $. s.. 1915.
First Church OF Christ (ScientisD. 80
Bowen street-Service, 1915: subject.
Ancient and Modern Necromancy, or
Mesmerism and Hypnotism."
Latter Day Saint services at Eagle hail
767 Westminster street 2:30 p. m.--All
welcome. No collection
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
NfANN'S
TOURTELLoT's
MUSIC HALL. TOURNAMENT.

Cohens men were In luck in all three
games from Shultxs players on the Mu-
sic Hall alleys last evening. Cahill won
the last event by obtaining a strike on
his spare In his final rolling. and made a
total OF 300. including a single OF IFS. CO.
hen followed closely with a total OF 2sl
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Prevent Headache

Students state that DIR. Miles
Anti-Pain Pills not only cure head
ache, but if taken in time will
prevent an attack. In this they
stand alone. There is positively
no remedy so good as
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
R0NllNG.


MANUFACTURERS TOURNAMENT.
The No combination OF the American
Electrical Works went well together in
two games with the No 2 Glenlyon roll
lers on the Manufacturers alleys last
evening. The No Electrical rollers tied
the team string record by securing i66 j.
Murphy was the high roller, with total
of 2s1 The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
NO. . A. f..

TRINITY SQUARE TOURNAMENT.
Manns choices took, two games from
Tourtellots rollers on Trinity Square al
leys last evening Hobson was the high
man, with a totai OF 2es. The summary:
MANlS'S.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
CoIIEN's.

NEWPORT g. PROVIDENCE o.
The Providence combination went down
In all three games at Newport I'm the Sc
ries OF the New England League. Zarr
was the high roller. with n total OF 277.
Including single OF 115. The summary:
PROVIDENCE.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21

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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Or. Miles
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for the relief of pain Of any kind.
They are safe and sure. No
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
SMITHS

CRESCENT TOURNAMENT.
The No quintet won two events from
the No. rollers on the Crescent alleys
last evening. Howard was the high
roller, with total OF 262. The summary:
NO. TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Z TEAM.

The Monarchs bowling team secured two
games from the Alpine aggregation on
the Peck street alleys last evening. Burt
was the high roller, with total of 273.
The summary:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
Strings

ELMWOOD CLUB DUCK PINS.
The No. five won three straight games
from the No. 4 players in the duck pin
series at the Elmwood club last evening.
Small was the high roller, with a total OF
2se. The summary:
NO. TEAM.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1903-11-21
TIE NEWS TRovlDFNcE R. SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 81 1903
HOPE TOURNAMENT.

Last evening Smiths men took two
games from Nennerbeck's players on the
Hope alleys. Teller was the high roller.
with total OF 2o3 while Vennerbeck OBJ
tained 262. The summary:
SMITHS
The Forrest City times. [volume] (Forrest City, Ark.) 1871-1919, 1903-01-09


SUDAN congress. passes x. %. . loan
bin
ls-spezker Henderson w.thdraws from
rae@ Tor reelection . a0Dgress-
-i-J2dEe G II D4E2n5 esn- candidate
for s0s. fAicE-}. w1thera~s hecz Use o.
Illness.
Gen. r A Alger elieh) appointed
70 fl unexplred term n L. : senate
Oct Jos III TeFr.A &cs1n-. Ca. e3ect-
81 gov.
1T. Z circuit court II y. 7 Eolds Por-
70 Esczas 10 u alleEs-
l@EagUe arbitration court cOndt ms
Aex4cg 70 pay L E49 g. n -
tieIent g F.Es fund cz.@
Zl-Sancar controversy between L s
E1Ezc Ard Germany oecaze9 II favor
o. Germany ~ K.-E Oscar. = Sweden.
as Arbitrator -0E50 legislature adopts
new municipal egst@-
---Alnis,er W Ting Fang ordered to
return 70 China
Nov. Rey.zE..lca1s eject ,. congress-
He1 ar5 teIo--a.s -. - 7 y J.
Penn. Del al N=s England states ex-
cpl r Z. O. lid III N.ch VS.
Il Nm y d : .. Col Nsv..
tab. EE0-. al CaL g republican
Nc. ~, ard al southern states go
democratic : Senator = : Clay
Ca reelected - Republican parry o.
Porto Rr1 TrE 2 Elections
De- Fifty seFsnta congress begins q
f@Es-Cu-
Pres tsntss message rad n congress
- Nomination = Oliver WsrLEzl El.uea
fgr ss@cc4a-s stss.ae . supreme court
confirmed b senate
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Ofssr Tndasfrfof ECsnrs.

Ian zf-PFes. Mitchell d Enlts3 Nm
W0rEsrs u America reelected s-.. o. .
supreme court dse.aed y b.acNi.s-.
case that right 81 employer - eu-p -
or discharge men ezunos lie quest oasd
and that MS motives cannot DC cona.c-
cred
FEB. Miners. aelexates Al Indlanap5Iz \
adopted Hage-Hea4e already a fore n
bltu1n.noUs aeIca.
i4-Eig combine u Transatlantic seam
ship Lines formed.
Mar 4-AartlaE Ia y Pros ned n So--
folk. Va. 10 sapprsss slofIuz - eonael-
ton With street railway strike
ie-Att1rney General Knox institutes
proceedings a. 81 Paul . declare tie
gal BofthN tern railroad merger AID
70 dlsHo4Fe AoTthefn stc4flt.es 20
Apr al Dubois. Pa, 1889 b.t4u no.
coal miners str ke-
s-striks IN WOODEN mills in Mass and
other states paraiyZes WOOL market.
Z-Firsmen ard eockhaaGs d. tugs on
great lakes KtFke-
May I-Amalgauated aasociatl9n ln SEES
SION az Wheeling. 81. Va. rejects The
oeere shafTer president Ind. supreme
court decides 5-eeat-faFe Law 3uVa 81.
se-TesnporarT injunction against packers
granted by e.. = court In Ch -cagg pre-
venting operations under alleged trust
agreements.
June 4-strske 81 Chicago packing house
and department store drivers eDmpro-
mise after several EersoGs riots Chit
eago packers enjoined from doing buai-
ness IN Sew York state Ia voiat on Of
antitrust Law.
l-strike OF Ailz-Chslmers employees.
which had lasted year. eet'led.
.o-Troops guard SILK mills at Paterson.
y. J.. TO prevent riots BY ttrikers.
E-Troops ordered out AZ Toronto, Ont
10 prevent rioting by striking street car
rlen.
ysI i-InternationaI Order Of Machinlsts
EerVe notice 5 western railroads 10
pay union scale and observe s-h0uF day.
n-In ChlcaPo 500 teamsfcrs sympath u
ing with 500 striking freight handlers
quit work.
Aug i-geyerai funerals turned hack
from a Chicago cemetery on account
OF strike OF grave diggers for more pay
:..l;2o Chicago bo.iermakers strike
i3-internationaI Typographical union in
session al Cincinnati makes maximum
working hours per week "a. Golden Ja-
bilee OF union celebrated.
Sep. Labor day generally observed in
American cities
l,coai miners strike IN Kanawha ard
90 men, which began June = ended
Pres Roosevelt attends convention Of
Firemens Brotherhood at Chattanoo-
ga and IL made an honorary member.
ri l.. Mammalian elected grand master
OF Brotherhood % Locomotive F renen.
2-Unlon girl clerks at St Paul pledge
themselves to marry only members ~
labor unions. Lead manufacturers
combine at New York: capital 10000.
Oct, l-ship combine nles lncorporat on
papers at Trenton, y. J.. for $4,000.
capital.
l2-New Orleans street railway strikers
accept nit .matum OF % cents an hour
with 10 hours maximum work.
13-Minneapoiis -four mills change from
two l2-hour shifts to S-hOur schedule
T7-U. s. Packing co Understood TO be
the beef combined Incorporated at Tren-
ton. -. J.
Nov. 3-Pres Gompers at New Orleans
convention Of Am. Federation Of Labor
exoneratec Of charges OF iufldelty 70
trades union principles.
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BUSINESS FAIL VRE-y.

Jan. i0-Cleyeland O.. Euclid Trust &
Savings Co. 81 500. 600
I-painesville. o. Peoples bank; N73 coo
H-Chicago Geo. II. Phillips. corn king, :"
falls for second time In months
H-Albany. Ga. Commercial bank: ,l23.-
z-Bellwood. Neb.. Platte Valley state
bank.
FEB. iO-Detroit Mich. City savings bank.
on account OF shortage OF Vice Presl-
dent Frank c. Andrews.
.5--Belmont (O) national bank
A-Burnett. Tex. private bank OF W. II.
Westfall Co.
Mar 3-Elkhart. H., State bank
l5-Wanatah. Ind. Julius Conitz. banker.
ao-Amer!eus. Ga. Peoples bank: $50 COO
Apr. i.st. Paul. L. S. Saving & Loan
Co: $4,000.
2%-Algonac (Mich) Banking Co.'S bank
sS2 600.
Jun. 3-Chicago. John A & Alexander
Davidson. marble contractors; 81. 39I. s3s.
Richardson IS. CO Exposition Co.
placed in receivers hands: $3.50 0o0
s0-Murdock. Neb.. German state bank
tS700o.
Jul 3-New York city. NJ p. Anderson.
real estate operator; 1886, 2l2.
2e-Brooklyn. n. T.. Malcolm Brewing
Aug lG-Elgin. ILL.,. Obadiah Sands But
ter corporation. s445.0 900.
W-Cleveiand. O.. Forward Reduction Co..
booming Texas Oil: 100000.
eEElnora Qnd) bank: $4,000.
Sep. New York. American bicycle trust.
oo-Trenton. n. J., National Salt CO.
c'salt trust): $500. 900.
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@Ts-u,so =; rzloz- 8 g. Kills &
sEz --L,sstr-ctlEs t1I1z1o - Ia CTosse,
Va
s-Cl51sburst near Joist foods city.
1ro-ns : AID cz2ss property loss -
- sst
7s-T1rZz6o swss1s Becker and Cay ecun-
les. N1u1-- = ives -oSt----T orusCo Il
Contra 4a1Ec-S sEssrs tEroggE b4o1r1-
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kez ard uZzuse property lots-
--F1c1fs n san Marcos valley. Tex
k-so. AMI 9. ffst.o damage - Earth
czzks< Il Les A.auss. Cal. and vicinity
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coast
Daily earthquakes have been fe.t n
southern Utah since Nov. II.