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New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
4 DASH FOR NAPLES.
Four of Battleship Fleet LeaCe
Port Said at Midnight.

Porr Said. Jan 5-The' Connecticut the hagshlp
Of the fleet: the Vermont. Karsas and the Mime
sofa will leave here midnight TO go direct 70
Naples The Connecticut Will proceed at the rate
of fourteen knots an hour and arrive next Saturday
The other three vessels will follow making the best
speed they can On arriving at Naples Admiral
Sperrv will confer with the authorities and offer the
services Of he vessels at his command These -FOUR
vessels possibly may visit Viefranche later.
The Georgia the Nebraska, the New Jersey and
the Rhode Island will for Marseilles as soon
as they have coaled The Louisiana and the Nir'
ginia after coaling. will TO Beirut Syria. Where
they will remain about one week. They VIII theh
4oin the Missouri ard the Ohio at Smyrna. Inc
Missouri and the Ohio Will go from here I" Athehs,
arriving about January 12. From Greece theN VIII
20 to Salonica European Turkey, arriving on Jan
uary i9 and staying for two days. These TWO YES
sells will then go 20 Smyrna. where they are que
January p Here they will meet the LOUISIANA ehd
the Virginia from Beirut
The wisconsin. the Illinois and the hearsal &c
after coaling. viii proceed to Malta "heFe t''eH
will remain for four five days 1heE VIII I'e''
go 20 AIsiers The Kentucky. after visit OF t"o
days at Trpoli, will go to AlGiers and JON 'he
Wisconsin the Illinois and the Kearsarse
All the varships will rendezvous at Negro Bay
Morocco February !. They will reassemoe on
February at Gibraltar and sail for nome OF
schedule time. They due at Hampton Roaos
on February 22. a.. Ill Ia
No receptions for the officers OF the feet will be
held here Captain w. B. Potter OF the NefInont
ana a partv of officers from the fourth division
viii be received by the khedve OF Egypt a' Oeiio
January !. - ,-- ,.--z.,, (-.,a-sl
in Esypt visited Admiral sperry to-day and re-
turned o Cairo this afternoon.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
BRIDGE QUEEN" DISAPPEARS.
Miss Dolbert Was to Sing Ode at Opening
Celebration

Miss Gilmore Dolbert. pretty and talented young
French girl, who, IL had been practically decided.
to sing the special ode the Manhattan
Bridge opening celebration. has been missing from
her home, at Woodhaven. Long Island. since Fri
day. She employed in the BoomngdaIe store
at Third avenue and seth street. and the firm and
its employees have offered rewards for Information
to the girls whereabouts.
A few months ago il was discovered that Miss
Dolbert had voice of great range end quality.
and the members OF the firm decided to defray the
expense OF having her voice cultivated. She sang
before committee the ceremonies at the Man
haitian end of the bridge. and they recommended
that Miss Dolbert be made the Queen of the
Bridge the celebration.
Many Of her friends think that Miss DoIbert has
been overcome with stage fright. and others think
that she has gone TO Canada TO visit relatives. A
committee of the Bloomingdae Mutual Aid Society
has been appointed to search for her.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
BR4NDEGEE OPPOSED.
Connecticut Business MeH 1dtdA''
Hills Claims for Senate Seat.

Hartford. Conn Jan. 5-The prelimin'liss lss..t.i
ganization of the General Assembly was .rs.s
tonight by the caucus of the Republican " IA
Of both branches II was early evident tha' -
United States Senatorship contest betwee"
ator Frank B. Brandegee and Congressnt.as" ~ The
EfNl inquired 10 some extent In the results
baIotfng for minor Ot1ceS. . nudge e
The Speakership of the House went 10 - v6ies 70
more ; Banks of Fairfield. VINO nad - -
n for Judge William J. Malone, or bIlsto hrns
REPRESENTATIVES Cf two hundred Dus iLses.sl1ffons
met in New Haven to-day and passed tITi
favOrtng the candluacy OF Congressman TIA IA Yal3
state senator Frank ButteTworth, sne scoks of
fuIlback in calling the meeting TO Ot1e.s ~ bis
senator Brandegee as dead letter .-ronz ee-
mistake in identifying himself WITH ilservss and
ment ir Congress-. an element Which eSIs
Is m .eting the dSapprObatiOn OF the Pe'f .,rss
.Brandegee has fought many OF the Ia ~snd
hiob " Sc,7seveIt has recommended. he Sdlus Ss dele
on the day Of the state convention W.io1 ne tes
rates to the Chicago national conVehtlOt dele
2raphei from Washington declining to,.~r~tsd 70 for
gate IL the state representation was MSS
Taft .,,,rred from !.
Senator ButterwOrth recentiy re Eetu ia presidsnt-
conference with President ROosevelt a5 anu is tssen
elect Taft at Washington. ana MS aduninistra
as rejecting the views of the natiohai
ton.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
TROOPS KILL HINDUS.
Forced to Fire on Rioters to Protect
MahOm etdHS.

Calcutta. Jan. 5.-The religious riots between
Mahometans and Hindus have taken more
serious turn again, requiring the active inter
vention Of British troops to-day at T1tashur'
where a Hindu mob fired on
The Hindus had resumed the attacks or two
previous DAYS the mosque at Ttaghur be
cause the Mahometans had sacrificed COWS. me
Hindus destroyed the sacred furniture IN the
mosque and partly demolished the walls. Ma
hometans gathered 10 the defence Of the mosque
and we're subsequently surrounded by mill
tarv Gordon, which formed a barrier between
the Mahometans and the Hindus. The latter
assaulted the troops in an endeavor to reach
the Mahometans The troops fired, killing and
wounding a number Of them.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
NO REST FOR STANDARD.
Oil Com pany's Fine Case Nay Be
Tried Again IN Fortnight.

Chicago. Jan 5-'The Standard OIL company
not vet out Of the woods said United states AZ
tornev Sims to-day. The big ine case VIII os y
dscketed within q few days, and may De on l'A
within two weeks
Mr. Sims explained that even BY fnins the stand
ard on a basis Of settlements for freishts lnsIedI
Of regarding each carOt separate onenee ~, %
government might collect 100000 from he %
company in fines Il convictions were ootaineu ~
all indictments which may be renewed ssainS' ~
corporation
Washington Jan. 5.-The statement - hido.
day on authority that, nOtwtthstandtns the 80
Of the United States supreme Court tn sra".
whit Of certiorari in the Standard OH case So
day. the Department Of Justice will az 'rce 49,
with the trial Ct the numerous Other cases pe -
in different districts either against the Sandi'o %
Company for receiving rebates or against Ihe 10
roads for granting them to the Standard oii OO-
pany.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
AMERICANS REPORTED SAFE.

Washington. Jan. Slate this afternoon the
State Department received a dispatch from Consul
Gale At Malta showing the following Americans
., he safe and well: Lillian and Elizabeth n. Wig
O., H.nriette L. stadelman. John b. Wright and
wife DR. Herbert Norris and wife. Mary H De
Hart May Sherman. Margaret Mendel, Mrs
Martha KittridEe and daughters Ethel and Clariss.
Mrs Alfred Harris and daughter Rosaiie. the j.
A Kstn and Thomas Robinson families Katherine
Tsvt. Nr and Mrs. Edmund H Garrett Julian
Csrret+ NJ and Mrs Charles II. Hapgood, Miss
Gary Noss Francis NJ. and Elizabeth g Bockius,
ES,t5v Croa sdfle Estelle Fsgen and Elesnore NJ
Wood.
2 f-,.iczro Jan "A message received here to-day
announced that Edward x. Rogers, OF Chicago, his
wife and two daughters. who IL was feared had
-.-i,hed at Messins. were safe al Palermo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
MR.. TAFT APPROVES ENDOWMENT.

At a special meeting Of the executive committee
OF the Lincoln Centennial Endowment Committee.
organized for the purpose Of raising 100000 for the
Lincoln Memorial University. at Cumberland Gap.
Tenn. held in the offices OF General Thomas II.
Hubbard No. co Wall street. yesterday, the follow
Ing letter received from President-elect Taft
read:
Augusta. Ga, January T. 1909.
My Dear General Howard: I nave your letter
and the good work the Lincoln Memorial
University az Cumberland Gap Tenn. is doing In
the cause of education. and that a movement is
foot for the endowment of the university as
national memorial to Mr.. Lincoln. You and the
committee are engaged In a very commendsb bile
work, and l hope you viii he successful in your
undertaking. Very sincerely yous.
WILLIAM II. TAFT.
Chairman Hugh Hastings read letter. sent to
Mayor Mcclellan by the United Colored Democ
racy. asking that the 100000 negroes OF the city
have representation the committee. Four meet
ings will be held. Cooper Union In the after
and at Carnegie Hall. the College of the City
of New York and one in Brooklyn In the evening.
Mayor Mcclellan will open the meeting at Cooper
Union, and Joseph II. Choate will deliver ad-
dress Lyman Abbott will deliver the grafton.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
LINER CARRIES RELIEF
Hamburg in Collision 7oith railroad
Floats off Liberty.

The hlg Hamburg American liner Hamburs, On
.ts way down the inner hsrbor yesterday a-'
noon laden with provisions for the earthquake SUI
1erers /, Italv grazed pair Of railroad noats
which were being tcwed by a tug up TO the Ne"
Haven road piers at Mott Haven The slight col
lision was witnessed by the passengers on poaro
.ne municipal feTryboat Richmond, on It's way lIoih
Staten Island
The tug was between the two floats. both OF
which were 5urdened with freight cars she De-
gan 10 make turn starboard off Liberty to
proceed up the East River. but got caught In
bad tide, her helm failed TO swing her quickly
enough ana the port side float scraped the pom
side Of the Hamburg. outward bound. The tug
cast loose It's hawsers and dropped quickly out
from between the floats The liner came TO a
stop But II vas found Immediately that no dam
sfe had been done float or liner, and AFTER the
tug had reganed her position both proceeded on
their way.
Another little incident attended the sailing OF the
Hamburg which may mean the loss of a few Of
those lives in the earthquake which now
hanging by q thread. The Hamburg is carrying
90 its port of destination Naples, free Of charge
huge consignment of provisions for the survivors
OF Messina Reggie and the other ruined places
All day long Monday and all of yesterday 10 the
sailing time line Of trucks delivered freight for
the sufferers al the Hamburg American pier Al
s O'Clock yesterday afternoon the ships ganSplanks
had been dra.n in and her hawsers had been cast
of when on 10 the pier dashed a big truck marked
yucca e. Co. importers and loaded with big
wooden cases full of relief provisions 1t was bare
" possible the officers might delay the ship s
departure a few minutes TO take on this last con-
signment so the driver whipped his horses and
the great lead rumhling down 20 the end OF
the pier. But IL 10 stop the Hamburg
began 20 move. II too late.
The driver was much agitated missings the
steamship He said the provisions came from II
Prcsresso'' the Italian newspaper which has been
directing the collection of food and clothing in the
Italian colony here the suffering compatriots at
home. The consignment will probably be put on
board the next steamer sailing with provisions for
the scene of horror
The Hamburg American Line made the announce
rnent Monday that IL would take over TO Italy on
the Hamburg limited number of passengers de-
Sirens of hunting zip friends and relatives in the
devastated area To avoid confusion and posi- bic
rcf at the pier when the ship sailed the selection
cF these passengers was left the Italian relief
COMMITTEES. The committee selected fifty Sclllans'
nil ef VIII VI received aboard
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06

quake sufferers. she carried also hummer ol
physicians The Connecticut. the hegshP u
Rear Admiral Sperry; the Vermont the Kansas
and the Minnesota arrived here from oue] i"''
might They will sail for Naples as soon as 'ii0s
have taken on coal The necessary supP''
fuel probably will be put on board To-Day
,5.n,ss Ian 5-The American gunboat Scor-
,ion lieutenant Commander George w Logan
commanding. which arrived here YESTERDAY if'i
Messinz. will take on coal and water aho s'"i'
again this afternoon for Messina.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
SURETY COMPANY WAITS ON KELSEY.

President McCloskey of the Metropolitan Surety
Company went to Albany yesterday to make re-
port the Superintendent of Insurance concerning
the refusal Of the stockholders at their meeting
Saturday pay the assessment necessary for meet
ing superintendent Kelseys requirement that the
impairment of the companys capial should be
made good within thirty days. the period expiring
yesterday. Another officer of the company said:
The stockholders refused to pay the assessment.
and that settles it. We waiting for Super
ntendent Kelsey to apply for the appointment of a
rAceiNer'
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
WESTMINSTER HOTEL REPORTED SOLD

The Westminster Hotel, at 18th street and Irving
Place was Yesterday reported TO have Nbeen sold.
According to the report commercial build
ing will be erected the premises at the expira-
tion OF the present leases the site The value
of the site end the proposed building was placed at
about s20o06Od 1t was also said that the lessee
Of the building is likely TO be G. BoTgfeldt Co.
for many wears in West 4th street. The report
could not he confirmed last night. The West
minister is one of best known hosteries OF this
citv About year ago II was entirely altered at
q cost of over $4,000.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
MRS. F. T. SMITH SUES HUSBAND.

Justice Vernon NJ. Davis. In the Supreme Court
yesterday appointed Albert Ritche referee to hear
the testimony and report the court his findings
in the suit brought by Mrs. Fanle Taller Smith
against Sydney ], Smith.
The papers contained nothing to show the nature
of the suit merely saying the reference was asked
for and granted the consent OF counsel for the
parties to the action. Nieoll. Anable. Lindsay &
Fuller are attorneys for the plaintiff. Parker
Hatch & Sheehan represent the defendant.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
THREATEN A MUSIC HALL STRIKE

,,ariatv actors is threatened. There has been a
long dispute between them and the Agents Asso-
cistion Recently the managers of the music halls
allied themselves with the agents. The principal
;esus is the agents fees The actors have called
meetings at London and Manchester for Sunday
next when resolutions recommending a strike will
he submitted If the resolutions are adopted the
great majority of music hail performers will re-
fpse 10 appear next week.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
HEROIC NURSE DIES FROM BURNS.

Miss Eleanor NJ Ryan. the young nurse who
saved Mrs. Charles McCanerty and her week-old
baby from burning to death in fire al their home
No 400 East 4th street, Brooklyn, Sunday morn
ing, accomplished the act at the cost OF her own
life for she died from burns yesterday In st.
Marv's Hospital, Brooklyn. Miss Ryan would
have been graduated in June from the training
school connected with St. Mary's Hospital The
remains were pla ed charge OF John Ryan, OF
Cincinnati. where they Will be taken for burial
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
MRS. HIGGINS SAFE AT PALERMO.

OIean y Y Jan 5.-A cable message was re-
ceived here this afternoon by the Exchange Ma
tional Bank stating that Mrs Higgins. wife OF
the late Governor Higgins, was safe at Palermo
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
CHINESE TROOPS RISE.
Reported to Haze Won Battle
Tnnn B0ck an Polling.

Annoy China. Jan. 5-Offcial reports have oeen
received here of revolutionary outbreak at point
in Manchuria near Moukden. No cause for II. how
ever. has been assigned. One thousand mu'ihous
soldiers took the field. A column OF government
troops with a GatlIng gun sent against them.
An engagement fought Sunday. in which the
insurgents were repulsed This IS according TO the
official version
Native reports that the attacking troops were
driven back with a loss Of sixty killed. Rein
forcements have been asked for. The insurgents
occupy impregnabe position. and this would
seem to indicate a government reverse. The women
and the children have been sent away from the
locality. Insurgent agents busy recruiting in
Annoy. They offering 81 day for men.
Peking Jan. 5.-Yuan Shh Kai who was uncere-
mOnousy dismissed from Office last week accom-
panied by the members of his family. left here at
$50 O'Clock this afternoon special train for
Weihwei. in Honan province. There only a
few railroad officials the station.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-06
ADD 100000 FOR RELIEF
MORE BENEFITS FLANNEL
Metropolitan Singers Volunteer Ser
rices for Earthquake Sufferers.

EARTHQUAKE RELIEF FUNDS
oon'1.ousaOnS c tn"d ,...... s15,s4o 90
'o'a' neo 15o,64o 90
Contributions yesterday to Mayors
fund ............--.. '.-'.-'''' - -
Total Mayors fund. d............'''' '''''''' w
Contributions yesterday to STOCK
- 60 En.h,,o. funs 1850 90
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EXCURSION TO CANADA
August ath.

Via Oregon Short Line. Very low
rates 10 Cardston, LethbridGo. Ma
grath, Raymond. Spring Coulee and
Stirling. Tickets good for return to
September 18th Ask any o. 8. J.,
Agent for rates and information re-
gardiDg train schedules, etc. -
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Co}yrSi! 1907 ty 3ls!ysS9iitIH Sysd'sd'e, hIe AZ Il
Making Money
Is My Hobby

of readers who looking through the
while YOU reading be looking
the offer that YOU could make Is offer
further for certain article
property that others don want IT. You can
Standard does and has the
spend hunting for him But a
in the markepace of the Mnnnnakers
for the of only few cents 1t You want
sit home and let Munnmakr ad bring buyers
10 with money in their hands
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OGDEN LODGE NO. /, D. OF H.

ogden Lodge No. /. D. Of H.. meets
In |. O. o. F. Hail. 24l6 Washington
Ave. the first and third Thursday
evenings of each month, at Z 80 p. 10.
Visiting sisters and brothers cordially
Invited to attend
EDITH PROUT, c. OF II.
JENNETTE HILL, Ftnancier.
L. JENNIE PROUT, Recorder.
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PHOTOGRAPHERS
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS

DR.. A. FeRNLUNo-Physician and
Sur9eon-Ofhce hours. 10 and Il a.
m, u 10 { p. m. $40 18th St Office
phones. Bell 5l5K; Ind. SIS. Residence,
GIG Wash, Ind phone 502
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a. C. HORN-Attorney-at-Law-Ot-
iicc over Badcous Drug Store | seek
the business Of all parties; am at
lorncy against all corporations and
monopolies. Prepared to transact any
and all kinds of legal business.
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WOOOMEN OF 1HE- WORLD.

Weber Camp No "a. meets In X.
Of P. hall in the Utah National Bank
building every Thursday evening at S
o'clock, Visiting Woodmen cordially
invited to attend.
SAM KLINE. C. c,
E. AUTH. Clerk. First National
Bank Building
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NJ, J -lawycr-Notary.
Probate and Real Estate Law Special.
Ties. First Nat. Bank Bldg Phones,
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FRATERNAL
ODD FELLOWS.

Queen City, SebeI,an Lodge. No 4.
/. o o. F. Meets second and fourth
Friday evenings ar Odd Fellows hall
Visiting members invited
VIRGINIA MATHEWS, y. G.
AMANDA LANSING. Rec. Sec'y.
t96 Goth St
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FRATERNAL ORDER OF EAGLES.

Fraternai Order OF Eagles, ogden
Aerie, No. lis, F. o E, meets every
Wednesday evening in Eagle hall, east
of Reed hotel. at 500. Visiting
Brother Eagles are invited to attend
the Aerie meetings
A. c. FIELlTZ. w. President
f. r. GEIGER. Secretary.
DIR, H. B. FORBES. Aerie Physician
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIGS.

Ogden Lodge No. 2. knights OF
Pythias. meets at Castle Hall. Utah
National Bank building. every Mon
day evening. All X. OF P.s requested
TO meet with us,
AMOS HUDSON, C. C.
w. w. CROSSMAN, NJ. of f
w. S. UNDERWOOD. K. of R.
aud S.
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ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW
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MASONIC.

Queen Esther Chapter No. 4. o. E.
S. Regular meetings held at Masonic
hall on Washington avenue. between
Twenty-ffth and Twenty-sixth streets
the FIRST aud third Fridays OF each
month Sojournlng members cordial
~ invited 10 attend.
EVA F. COREY. w. NJ.
LILY V. HALSTED. Secy.
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3-2-tt
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BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN
YOEMGN.

Ogden Homestead No. 1905 meets
second ana fou! th Thursday nights ut
80 In X c. hall. No. 2475 Wash.
Ave. Visiting arcners cordially in
yited to NEE. with US. Henry Burcholi
foreman. 232 22rd street. Laura NJ
Wean., correspondent. 655 9th ST
Aurelia Croker. Lady Rebekah, 1865
Wall avenue
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ABSTRACTORS

THE D. w. ELLIS ABSTRACT CO,
Licensed and Bonded Abstractors-
cr Title TO any land in Weber county.
O0icc under First Natl Bank
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FURNISHED ROOMS.
FOR RENT.
UNFURNiSHEO ROOMS.

FOR RENTING empty rooms. cleo
trio lights. 155 w. 30th. s 8 1wk
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ROYAL ARCANUM.
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Improved Order OF Redmen. HIawa.
tha Tribe No. 3. meets in Eagle hall,
Friday evenings at o'clock Visiting
chiefs cordially invited.
j. l.. BLOSSER, Sachem.
E. r. GEIGER, C. OF R
A B. WRIGHT. c. Of w.
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'Salt Lake TO Lagoon only.
c. II. PATTEN
Gen. Pass. and Freight Agent
P, a, COOK
AGENT. Osden
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Ogden Business Directory

Advertisements in this column cost
,5c per line per month, payable In ad-
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FOR RENT-Three rooms, pantry.
Water in house 3191 Grant 1,29-3t
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9OS First Natl Bank Bldg
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RARBER trade taught In eight weeks
Graduates earn from IL 10 30 dol
lars per week Moler Barber College,
10 Commercial ST, Salt Lake City.
Utah. IL u
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Counselor at Law, 40 and IL First Ma.
tional Bank Bldg, Ogden, Utah. Both
phones Notary.
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ARCHITECTS

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TRANSFER COMPANIES
UPHoLsTERING g. REPAIRING

x. VAN kAMPEN-Parlor furniture
upholstered and repaired. vanishing.
mattress making, carpets cleaned, 1T
and laid. Estimates submitted on re-
quest Phones Ind. 6Gl, Bell SS3-X,
2769 Nolker Ave.
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Rev. Ridley, of Stonewall, Tenn,
spent Tuesday in Nashville on Ma
sonic matters.