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Norton and Ma-y-axh voted E.ari,.

CHICAGO. Nov. s.-The Secretary of the
Treasury. Franklin Macyeagh. voted in
the polling place in harm at the rear Of
ia, North State street ut o o'clock this
morning. Secretary Macvragh came 20
Chicago last Friday and went To the
polling place this morning IN an auiu-
mobile Secretary Macyragh LETT Ghi-
cago for Washington at 10 - o'clock this
corning.
Charles -. Norton, private secretary
10 President Taft. arrived IN Chicago at
s.y o'clock n. vots'I IN the polling place
at D,kGi,ls and Evanston avenues in the
Twenty :ifth ward shortly after % O'Clock
and lett Chicago for Washington NJ ~. ~
o'clock
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SIxTY.FERSr CONGRESS-.
Four Vacancies In Present House FILLED
NJ Yesterdays Elections.

Four Vacancies In Present House Fliied
NJ Yesterdays Elections.
-Four vacancies in the present House OF
Representatives were flied At yesterday q
elections.
Samuel L. Gilmore. Democrat. Of the
Second Louisiana district: Charles @.
Trrell. Republican. Of the Fourth Massa-
chuset.s district. and Walter c. Brownlow
OF the First Tennessee district. died. and
Gordon Russell. Democrat. Of the Twenty
third Texas district. resigned.
The following are the'.result in..thefour
districts:
Dlst. LorIsIASA.
II. Garland Dupre. d.
MASSACHUSETTS,.
John j. Mitchell. d.
rESNEssEE.
I z. d. Massey. r.
TEXAS.
3 r. NJ. Leviiy. d.
Yesterdays elections IN these four dis
tric.s will make one change IN the Repub-
lican majority Of % in the present House.
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DIED..

~ Rkt - Dcbbs Ferry. y v IN Noyruil or 8
1910 Bernard J. Burke. beloved husband g
florence Waller Burke aad brother n tss
heN 'ohn Burke
u''"i TON, the hnfch of ~ PAUL ,oHneus
anu o",h - y. = eity. On IhiF'ss'
, y" AZ W o'clock n NJ Intrrneh'
A'A'F cemetery Please omit hnser'
hERNkI Vt Corona. L. l., CO Monday. Noysr.
Der :. 1910 Hannah Jane. wife OF Wilisn (.
ney.
"eonesosy eSeans. No'en1
-. e'oeA. ~ we tessdencs OF 'eo'Ee
M. .o'ouA ~ SoNns- in'e'"en
WV HANen' 'onn'
hfI SEH-N Detroit. Mich. Noveroer s. 1910
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-: :sa' " d a:ssinBb; D.
9 ,John u; Moore. p.
20 : :sssss' ] T h sssiss:s; B
I, . .S c L Henry D
y John n sssphsns. 2
Is Is Il: :S9A E. J Smith Ss1n & d
q. l. 'Joseph Howell. R.
VERMONT.
:P Pax,a = P,a% nfss. T. l.
vIRorSrA.
I'VE Il Ad S;SIass, 3 3
John Lamb. D.,
.fSsard ". saunders.
:Jsm sss i asy b
60. q CarIln, D.
&c. Bascon Slerhp. r
10 Henry ID. Flood. ID.
WASHINGTON
l sw T. Humphrey. r.
stanton Varburton, r.
william Ia Toilette. n.
WEST vIRoISI,
|, Jeh9 e, " p,5 DsS,'tt D.
: John Htrniiton. b
james A. Hughes. r.
WISCONSIN,
I Henry A. Cooper. r.
> sJohn ~ Nelson. r.
.Arthur " Kopp. p.
W r. Gaylord. Soc
Victor l. Berger. Soc
NJ z. Burke, n
John J Ezrb. X.
james II Davidson II
sGuseav Klsfsrmsnn. r
10 ELMER h Morse. r
II sfrvine L Lenroot. r.
WYOMING
sf'rank W. Mondell, n.
sReelected
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FRANk o. CAMPBELL 2sI-7s5 ". sJd ~
thapcis Ambulance service. Tel iz7I hsisea
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"Ofanthe piaoo-plsyins
devices ! have heard,
your Pianola 10 the only
one deserving Of serious
consideration from the
musical world"
-rHb0Doe LEscRETnKy
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10 Not Let the Recognized Supremacy Of
PLANOLA Suggest Excessive Prices

When purchase Pnoa Poa Piano buying the ahto
the and buying lifetime.
n
the acost
durability of
ia moreim
When
the purchasers choice.
their
Genuine Pianola Pianola Piano o Meet
Every Reasonable Price Demand
The difference these celebrated
of is
would o. lead onet
While Mtrosy PInola
Note These Prices Phn0as
fPmnoasn PanIa
UpishPh Planes
Beginning with bk lux th &c IL
enwW iSk GaP Pd
for wi odmandHe ryh hemk hd
terminal t p
Grand PhnoAPa
pa N
Whatever gmg h hac i
imumsm
Terms
NOAlI AN
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
THREE DlDIAERs
DE N FAMILY all
fREE-F0R.AkL STRUGGLE ENDS
FATALLY FOR THE PART1C1.
(. PANTssHERIFF EN- ROUTE
IL
10 SCENE.

ATLANTA. GA, Dec. i7.-Three
brothers killed Ia family Tight b tho
story told by news received here to-
day from Haeweil. CIeburne county.
Alabama. Just ever the .Georgta Susie
line. Whack. Richard and Alfred
Benefleid are the dead men. and. no
tordinG to the dispatches. the fight
was free-for-all struggle that began
In discussion over the wife Of Rich
ard. Sheriff Roweu started for the
scene Immediately.
Haewell ID IN q remote district and
details OF the tragedy cannot be
learned.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

(COutinued from First Page.1
William Kruger. !. J. Smith. w. Creed
Davis, w. T.. CaEneal.
MaeeNe Who Served.
+ Master Mathews made the follow
ing appointments for the exerclses:
Master Matthews made the follow
inG appointments for the exercises:
Tlyer. with drawn sword, w. ]. Lyn-
ham.
Stewards, with white rods, James
n. whitneld and w. Il. Mallory.
WoEAhipful James L. Beck. With
vessel containing corn.
Right Worshipful Ben r. Owen.
r., with square.
Right worshipfui II. +. Hrice. with
level.
Riga. wosrhioful Y. N. Reads. with
plumb.
Worshipfui O. J. Msilory. with ven-
scl containing wine.
W0rshlpful g. =. Perry. with vessel
containing oil.
Worshipful w. n. Watkins. treas
aver.
Norshipful Charles A. Nesbitt, sec
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
6;aar-vantlevantcr

Especial to The Richmond Virginian. )
LEE6BURG. VA. Dec. 17.-Mr.
Albert Vandevanter. Of near Paeonian
Springs. this county, has announced
the engagement of his daughter, Jose-
phine. to Mr.. James w. Carr. OF near
Waterford. The wedding Will take
place Tuesday. December 20.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Engnge,ncnt Anno,.nced.
Especial to The Richmond Virgin

Especial to The Richmond viSginiAn.,
LEESBURG, VA, Dec. T.--Mr.
and Mrs. John w. FUR announce. the
engagement of their daughter. Lillian,
to Mr.. Edgar F. Nelson. or Washing
ton, y. G.. the marriage to take place
in the Bloomfield M. X. church De-
cembef %.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Engagement Amsaouncetl.

CHARLOTTESvILL VA, Dec. n.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Seaman, formerly
of this city. but now OF M Paso, Tex,
announce the engagement Of their
daughter. Anna, to Nelson Harding
OF New York city. No date has az yet
been vet for the wedding. but II Will
take place very shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Tayl0r-Watstpn.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Dec. IA
pretty wedding ceremony took place
at $40 o'clock Thursday afternoon In
the parlors Of the Arlington Hotel.
when Miss Bessie Watson and Lloyd d.
ried BY the Rev, MI. Gambler, OF the
Southern Methodist Episcopal church.
Miss julia Heuhert and Frank F. Gel
ger were the only attendants from
Onley. The happy couple left on the
afternoon steamer for Northern trip.
They will reside at Cnley.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
.Appsoachins 3farriasc.

CAPE CHARLES, VA, Dec. IT,
Invitations have been sent out to the
marriage of DR.. James Mortimer
Lynch, OF this city. to Miss Susie 0of-
figan Nottingham, the daughter Of
L,,cius 8. Nottingham, OF lower North.
ampton. The event will take place at
Holmes Presbyterian church on We'd
nesday afternoon, December IS.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
MISUNDERSTANDING.

Especial 70 The Richmond virEinian.)
LEESBURG, VA. Dec. l7.-ftrs.
Mason. both OF Wastiington. d. C..
were married In LeesbuFg 1t the Meth
odist parsonage Yesterday, Rev. y. 4.
Blakem0re officiating.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17
Jol,nsosl-Kilmon.

CAPE CHARLES, VA. Dec. It,
Miss Nettie KilmOn and Eliyson John
son, both of Exmore, were married by
Rev. w. e. Gunby In the pariors Of
the Washington Hotel. Princess Anne.
Tuesday afternoon. The parlors we're
beautifully decorated with ferns and
American Beauty roses. The bride was
attended by Miss Alene Wailop and
Miss Sarah Taylor. The couple left
on the New York express for North
ern tour. after q delightful reception
given by few OF the brides intimate
friends. They will be at home after
January 1. 1911, at Wardtown, upper
Northampton county.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

reaoing Of annual reports were fol-
lowed BY the election Oh officers Tor
the ensuing year: Mrs. b. L. Purcell
was elected regent; Mrs. NJ. Az Cham
bera yicc-regept, Mis-. G. "A. Blanton.
recording secretary; Mrs X. r. VIM,
corresponding secretary; Mrs A. r.
HUNT. treasurer; Mrs. u. T. Williams
registrar; Mrs. X. A. Payne. historian
and MRS. TnumAs y. Bocock, cnapain,
After discussion committee war
appointed to deciae upon 4 program
OF special work for the year .f 4.4a.
Inc cnapter was invited 10 notd It's
next meeting. which will be literary
IN Charter. with Miss Saad9e rrceu-
icy 1t the Chesterfield.
EnxageMcnt II Interest,
VI mucn interest In historical an
we'll ~ social circles Ii tho announces
mSnt by CoioneI knllp n. harvey.
Y. 3 A.. retired, OF tue engagement
OF MS daughter. Mrs. Afnoiu, u hacfa-
ara bIanu Lee, Jr.. OF Y irxlnia and
New Aork. MRS. Arnold 10 q promt-
nent figure In the army set NJ WASH
inston. ana 10 eQualy well known
among the musical contingent Of tnat
city, being memUer 81 .ne MonAay
Aorning Music Clue and OF the hu-
bernstein Liup. Mr.. Leo belongs TO
father. Goionei Ricnafd biAau Lee,
having been ttrst cousin to General
ROBERT Il. Lee. he has recently spent
the greater portion OF nia time in 1xsw
iurk. though ms home ID auckland
Hiil Prince william county, va
Tho we0Qtng Will be celeDrate0 At !
o'clock on the afternoon OK january
at the residence OF Colonel Harvey
in washington DR.. Lewis, rector u
st. johns church. bethesda, Ma. Will
officiate. and Mr.. Frank Lee. uf Hal-
timore, brother Of the groom. will be
best man.
Governor Montague 70 Addrew Club.
Ex-Governor A. j. Montague will
of the Woman's Club Monday after
noon at 4:a0 o'clock, wnen mis- SUBJ
3ect will be THE Progress OF Inter-
national Arbitration Mr. Montague
has devoted much time to the prose-
cutiOn OF this subject. and hts con-
nection with various associations and
conventions has put him into close
touch with the leaders In this world :
wide movement, and with the progress
OF their work. The announcement OF
Carnegie's gift OF 10000, 00o for the
promotion OF the worlds peace has
created renewed interest In this ques-
e.ou. Au, =. VA. A.onese uc = h.leu
e one oa tns Iussees Of snis iund.
his address win be one OF the most
interesting features OF the ciuo sea-
son. MA Cnnes rerreh y cnaaF-
man q the a.te1
.sls oftsrnann ~. asn
ry Aylstt Sampson Will discuss chill
dren's books In general.
vealcr 6crvtCee.
vannr Nsrar.s rh.s.,ssr w., 4 s.ccs., Z I
VIII oc nel0 sunoay a!te . =. II. s.so
O'clock Ct the assoca.tson ouIlding.
s sns Il the AFTERNOON. ana Il Miss Louise
. IS ~: !. =. ano sne aa'sn1s' ~
iHs''ec 3. = c 49, s.,-cs. - 49,
81 Jonn ....s . Wor =. ~. .s.s.rran :.
~. ~ W. s,As.s. 800 ~ CO = 49,
ss.n 200 Es.t crnce sasSet Nsn-
. oe, ~. $50 49, y ~ 1Hrss ~. ~ y
ss,Dv ~ c,rc ~ hsreScia 10
-. 80 1890 1900 An.as.roaes
-. arc q ~. = =. n 49,. 1., \. a.e
~ sns T H.srH " a.arsv Psrclvsa1 Coilver
X S. ssa, :" IN iaks rlscc ssriv II
FEBRUARY $500.
49, - ~. ~...a. -.
MI. NoOsssa M .s.. = - NJ -ss.4s
- Des z. me 1919 us = e-.,.c csys -
$500. -. |, 49,.
Lieutenant frsd = osl snsta y. .,, ~
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~ . plean1At e0Eete1ke ~ - AA1Sy
3 embellishments tl3at viii ~ 9tveN m
ne y00neNE ~ duran9 the Chr3
eeee0n - No invitations n th4 Meda1
s = M Mtaam H0dgee 1e1Mn
No. INT ont cAf4g for = dance A NJ
executive mansion on wednesday, eves
ntn& peoembsr - IN honor a her
de0utAAeA Niece. Miss Edith Dounen.
the manel0n VIII be very 10y with
nonday decorasions for the OCCASION
a ~ tnl9 MI ~ one Of the most DE-
ngnexuA aMong the ufesuAliy Attfac-
xiv 9 - IS qanoes q me ye4fe
A1sa. ~ n. Christian. Of III Ngeaf
c h street, hae Also issued cards
s!O aAAc0 ~ % Given Friday even-
IA1t DeOemDSr ~ ~ O'clock, n
~ - nome im honcr ~ nsr dshutante
assu9nseFs - DofOtny Cnflatian.
LaHnleUa f0r 11r4 Mars.
ME-. sidney J0hnskon Dudley. OF
Hampton, who II speudiuG the winter
IN Richmond with har mbther. Mr..
Henry A. Atkinson, Will rive i lunch-
con 1t the Hermitage Club Tuesday
aftsrnoOn ~ 4 O'clock ii honor OF
Mr1. WtlliAnt Hodges Mann.
abrasive Heldee Party.
MiD MARION HAfrta entertained ct
very attyactlve card party Friday
afternoon ~ her home. 6la West
franklin Strset. In honor OF Mis-
Zayde Branch. Decorations werk In
pink and bridge Wac played, Ave ta-
bies participating.
Those present were: Miss Branch.
Mis- Phinlxy, Of Georgia; Miss Archer
Joynee. Miss Elizabeth Cooke, Misa
El0S0 HAFriunu ii G1nn n nnv 0s~<,f&
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Iayeoek--csg os,salV.

lspsctai to The Richmond virsinian.)
marriage Of their daughter Ellie 70
Captain Ihycock. d Csewe.
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Misa Dvelyn Gordon. who has beon
tho Ks343t ~ Mr.. ". b. Ayiett n New
port New4 returned % Richmond on
Wednesday. IL
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

II her sistsr, Mn n. q. Hart. a Char
l0ttoovjlle. u
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

Lleutenant Fred r GAretn. q. q A.,
wfll spend the Christmas holidays with
~. ana Mrs. Ramon p. 0arcip 3ets
last broad street.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-12-17

The Misses Jetsress. who have been
Visiting Mrs. ,. ]. Frttchett n DanNtlle,
h6EVa returned
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
LAT|NS PLAN BOYCOTT
UNCLE SAM'S IMPERIALISM PRO-
 POSED AS REASON.
VenezueIans Are aGers-Pan-AmerI- can Conference to Hear of Idea
 July g at Buenos Ayres.

Valparaiso, June 24.-A confedera- tion of South American republics to combat the alleged growing imperial ism of the United States by a boycott on American goods is proposed here by the delegates from Venezuela to the Pan-American conference which will open in Buenos Ayres July g.
 If, on arriving at Buenos Ayres, the NeneZuelanS find the sentiment fla vorable to such a plan, they said they wCIli offer d motion providing for the confeaerauon.
 The treatment accorded Venezuela by the United States in the recent trouble that resulted in the over throw of President Castro and her course in the enforcement of claims against Venezuela were cited as evi- dences of American aggression in South America"
 Unless checked, the Venezuelans say, the United States soon will try to dictate the whole course of South American politics.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
JUDGE DISCHARGES GOVERN MENT PROSECUTION AND lNSTI-
 TUTES NEW INQUIRY.
FAVORITISM IS FEARED
Oleomarqarine Interests to Be h. cluded in Further investigation of Alleged Combine-Wick.
 ersham Behind Move.

Chicago, June 24.-Judge Landis has thrown the governments case against the National Packing com pany and its subsidiaries out of court and ordered a special grand jury to be summoned and at once begin a more thorough investigation.
 It was believed that Judge Landis apparently believed the case against the packers was framed favorable to the packing interests.
 The sudden move of the court came as a shock to the district at torney. It is stated the new grand jury will investigate not only the beef trust but also the oleomargarine busi- ness
 Judge Landis will direct that the grand jury go to the bottom of the entire matter and show no favoritism towards anybody. This investigation will be for the purpose of jailing those responsible for existing conditions and it may last until late in the fall
 When the packing company's at torneys entered court they stated be- fore the session they felt confident the court would sustain their demurrer to the indictment because of its faults.
 Working With Government.
 Along with the courts action came report that Judge Landis has patched up his differences with off cials of the administration he some time ago characterized as govern mental functionaries,' and will work with them.
 Attorney General Wickersham, it is said, Is anxious to get after the pack CTS fn a true manner and he Is de clared to have been working on new leads for some time.
 Smiles. hand clasps and congratu- lations were exchanged with much glee when Judge Landis announced that the indictment would not stand. but the demonstration came to sud- den, almost breathless, end when the court added:
 Gall a special grand jury venire of 75 men for July IA"
 This body will be ordered to hear testimony with a view to finding valid indictments against the packing coJn- panies.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
AUTO OUT RUNS \ M0b
SHERIFF ARRIVES BARELY IN
 TIME TO SAVE NEGRO.
Father of Girl the Black Attempted Id to Attack Held Rope When
 Sheriff Arrived.

Campti, La, June 24.-After mad dash of II miles in an automobile Sheriff Freeman and one deputy at tks points of their pistols stood off a mob in the little town prison here and rescued a negro around whose neck the moose had been placed and the rope was being held by the father of the girl the black had attempted to attack
 Disregarding the pleas of local of ficers the mob rushed into the jail, crushed in the door of the cell occu- pied by the negro and within two minutes would have had him hang ing.
 Authority of Sheriff Freeman, backed up with gun-play, cooled the mob and the negro was taken to NatchitoChes in the automobile in which the sheriff and his deputy had made a record run.
 While the 14-year-old daughter of Miller Gunter was passing near a field Enos Dachey, the negro, at tempted to attack her. He struck her several times in the face and threatened to cut her throat. She screamed and the black was scared away.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
BROWNE JURORS CLOSELY WATCHED DETECTIVES EJECT TWO MEN FROM COURTROOM DURING
 PROCEEDINGS.
BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT
Outside Communication With Twelve Men-Night
 Vigil Kept.

Chicago, June 24-The fate of Lee O'Neil Browne, accused of bribing members of the legislature to vote for William Lorimer for United States senator, is practically in the hands of the jury.
 Both prosecution and defense are confident of victory.
 Browne will be acquitted on the first ballot" asserted one of his at torneys.
 Browne will be convicted" said an attache of the states attorneys of flee We do not expect the jury to be out long,
 "A new standard of morality" was Attorney O'Donnells answer to crit ics of the Democrats that voted for Lorimer under circumstances since demonstrated to have been suspi- cious The lawyer inquired if there was graft in the voting of 100000 Re publicans for Adlai Stevenson for gov elnOf.
 Because of a host of rumors a close watch was maintained over the jury and over the persons listening to the arguments. Two men whose actions attracted attention were ejected from the courtroom.
 It became known also that detec- tives have been lowering near the jurors night and day for more than week.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
Shoe Men Appeal to Knox.

Washington, June 24.-The protest in writing of the wholesale shoe man ufacturers of St. Louis against the prohibitiye tariff which Mexico has placed on shoes made in the United States was presented to Secretary Knox at the state department by Rep resentative Gill of St Louis. The Mexican government has taken steps to shut off entirely the sale in Mex ico of shoes made in the United States by placing a duty of $2.75 a pair on shoes
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
Cowboy Dead in Saddle.

Columbia, Tex, June 24.-Astride his faithful COW pony, with his feet still ill the stirrups, the body of Rod ney ". Byars, 32 years old, killed by lightning, was found on the prairie near here. Byars' watch indicated the time at which the tragedy occurred as SIG o'clock. A portion of the hair was burned away and there was a hole in the mans skull. The horse was uninjured.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
POLITICS KILLS WOMAN
Minor WaIlace's Widow Dies of "Too Much Congress" at Tex
 arkana, Arkansas.

Texarkana, Ark, June 24.-Mrs. Minor Wallace, widow of the late Con- gressman Minor Wallace, died here.
 Mrs. Wallace's health failed rapid ly following the death of her hus- band, whom she assisted in directing his last congressional race
 She requested that her epitaph be Too Much Congress-"
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
Redmond Gives Dinner to Bryan

London, June 24.-John E. Red. mond, leader of the Irish Parlia mentary party and other noted Ma tionalists, gave a dinner in honor of William Jennings Bryan at the house of commons.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
HIS at Prison-Maoe Goods.

Washington, June 24-Prison, or convict-made goods, are practically barred from interstate commerce by bill which was reported out of the house judiciary committee with a ia vorable recommendation for it's pas sage.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
B. Of L. F. and E. Reject Carter.

St. Paul, Minn., June 24.-In the election of the international officers of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Bremen and Enginemen w. s. Carter was reelected president and c. A.. Wilson assistant president by accla- nation.
The Prescott daily news., 1910-06-24
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 We have no Safety Deposit Boxes to rent but will be pleased to keep your valuable papers in reproof vault free of all cost to you.