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New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
WON'T BETRAY OUTLAWS
Mountaineer Scorns 81, 800 to
Tell Where They Are.

Hillsville, Va, April A-Another days
pursuit OF the courthouse assassins still at
large had brought no news OF success from
the posses in the mountains late tonight
Reports of battle with the outlaws at
Volunteer Gap were declared untrue.
Jordan Edwards, one Of the Allen kins-
men charged with giving aid to Sidna
Allen and Wesley Edwards, the only two
outlaws who have not been taken, was
closely questioned by the detective chiefs
to-day in the hope that he might tell the
whereabouts Of his kinsmen. The noun
tainecr was firm, and scorned an offer that
the Sl.5OO offered for the men should be his
If nc gave them up. Edwards is in Sidna
Aliens debt and detectives have found
many otEeLl' in the same plight who fear
being suspected Of aiding the officers.
A change of venue for the trials Of the
murderers seems certain. Clerk Goad, the
only officer Of Carroll court who was not
killed, is the principal witness for the pros
ccution. The Aliens probably Will not be
tried in a court where one of its officers Is
a prosecuting witness.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
| CHANGES IN INSANITY LAW
Bill for Hospital Commission to
Replace Lunacy Board Signed.

Albany. April 4.-Important changes in
the insanity law are made in the Bayne
bill, signed to-day by Governor Dix 1t
changes the name Of the State Commission
in Lunacy to the State Hospital Commits
sicn, and instead OF a president there Is
TO be chairman to be chosen by the MEM
bers of the commission. Any commissioner
may be removed by the Governor for
cause.
The commission Is authorized TO estap-
lish bureau of deportation, which shall
maintain a careful inspection OF the meth
DDS and facilities for examining immi-
grants at the Port of New York.
A committee consisting OF three superin-
tendents, to be appointed by the commits
sion, is TO establish rules for the internal
government Of state hospitals. Insane per-
sons are not to be committed 10 Jail or
prison. nor shall any insane person be con-
fined in any other place than state hos
pital or licensed institution for the insane
for more than ten days
The Governor also signed bills making ap-
propriations for payments on principal and
interest on the various state debts.
These bills also were signed:
Mr. MacGregor-Providing that bail may
be taken by Neutenants of police.
Mr. BrOwn-Authorizin the Health Off
Ger Of the Port Of New York to sell at
public auction any personal property con-
nected with the quarantine establishment
which he deems useless.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
RUBBER GOODS co. REPORT
Shows Earnings of S3,6O7,S95 on Gross
Business Of S34.587269.

T... Rubber Goods Manufacturing com
many reports for the year ended December
q 1911. earnings Of t3,6o1s95 and SlppN IN
comc from investments Deducting oK-
r,,see If the home office, S3o6.A" the net
rro.i,s were %5CO,S97. Dividends were
e. no 765 and si6.ji3 was written off for
SInreciatiou OF patents and uademarks'
.e!!yine q balance OF S,-9i 632. Addlns 10
III baIaucc $i07, ,6j3 transferred from re
s.ry4s to surplus. the surplus tor the
,eri,d was shown a. tl,iozGl Whlch,
.,ddcd IN the surplus and working capital
nn JanlIary I. 1911. brought the surplus
sId working capital, as Of December 81
l"TSt saIes for the year 1911 were &5Sl,
go - decrease of $6Ol026 from the prcced-
10 vear This decrease, inc report says
niee crtirely accounted for by me lower
eeIIlng prices prevailing the past year as
ron,nsred with the previous year iue
,,,.titity Of goods sold being largely ia
4U%,,'" 4ranss" sales OF merchandise and mSccl-
,a,cn,s goods especially those soId Ia
,siIrDads decreased in 1911, while th're Was
" I.,po increase in the sales OF aut"lhoplI'
a,d Rho, tires. The profits for the year
e. 20 qg7 the report says, were INC mos
s.,ef,c,orv in the company hlstoiS
si,mSi1CIU,' ,I,rnp with s2l22247 in 1910 and with
90 9so on i'm 1909 the latter having heeh the
iatp.st LefOrc 1911
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
LETTER LEADS TO DEATH
Ships Fireman Falls Into Hold
While Reading It.

Frank Scharnoff. fireman on the Grace
Line steamship Condor, fell into the hold
of the steamship late yesterday afternoon
while reading a letter from his daughter
Louise, and was instantly killed.
John Thompson. watchman on the piers
at Dwight street, had noticed ScharnoH
pacing the forward deck reading a letter
and saw his body disappear down an open
hatchway. He rushed aboard the snip
and saw the frcmans body at the bottom
Of the hold DR.. Fiske, Of the Long Island
College Hospital, said every bone IN MS
body was broken by the ffty-foOt fall
Tightly clutchcd in tie dead mans hahd
was a letter from his daughter. 1t began
Dear father" and went on TO ask sonar
noff's advice as TO her marriage WIN
sailor The letter was from somewhere
i'm Missouri. but the envelope was missing
and the police are unable to find out where
the daughter lives.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
LOST BANkBOOkS.

pa 5.I%KROOK 10 500 2s6 Of the Union Dime say
inrs Bank is missing. Any person having a
claiT 10 II is hereby called upon 10 presehl the
an. vi,liu ten DAYS or submit 10 having said
psssbook cancelled and + new one Issued
PANkBOOK No 593 $50 Of the Union Dime
Ca,ings Bank is missing. ANY person having
rqip, ia q IS hereby called upon TO present
g.. esne within ten days or submit TO having
said nafsbook cancelled and a ne~ one issued
IoS1 on STOLEN handbook No 85sl5 of
~ German Savings Bank I'm tho tlty OF New
VI cnrrcr 4th ave. and l4th st, Issued n
poic Ga.utcu Al persons are cautioned against
negotiating the same. ~ not returnea 10 we we
,So ON he .Gth day OF April, 1872. duplicate
will be issued -,
lost OR STOLEN -Pnnkbook 40. 6s4osi NJ
,tc Germau savings Bank I'm the 'lty or New
yorl corner An ave ana IAN ST, issued 10 ~
,,,rd KarfoY Al persons are cautioned hkalist
,go,,afing the same. II not returned 70 ue
taTti on the 18th day of April, l'l2' a aupn'a'
viii be issued.
I0s,T on STOLEN Raukbook No b5I soy OF
~ Gernau savings Bank In the Ciiy OF Ne"
~ corner ain ave and l4th 81, issued 10
uar,, poracha. All persons are cautioned ds'lSt
80, iatinp tho same. II not returned ~, w
LAM on the 10th day Of April. l"l2' duP'''"'s
will De issued.
,os.r riankhook 40. 553 4ol Of Dry Dock sa,.
trcs institution ANY person having 'l"l.'1
,,,,,1 .aiJ book is cdllc! upon 10 pIeseht ~,
INC g. the bank within thirty Jaws. OF tn'
- ho,L will be declared Cancelled ana fA,IH
'''tit,d and "A new on" issued IL Ilcu IL---
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
HAIR DEALER IN TROUBLE
But He Expects Ship with Stolen
Goods to Appear Soon.

Abraham TreibitZ, an importer Of human
hair t, eaGerly awaiting information that
his ship laden with the hair goods stolen
from his store on Wednesday night, has
been sighted IN thc o0ing bv the detectives
Al Headquarters
Abraham telcphoued To his wife Wcdnes-
day night that business detained him and
ss' down i1 his shop with some friends for
quiet game OF oiuochlc. The game ended
about o'clock i'm the morning and Abra-
ham fastened the windows, turned out the
lights and. locking the door, went 10 his
home. ~ 80. 81 1st street.
Whom Alr Trcibuz arrived al his shop
next day D, missed three hundred switches,
valued al S.I. and about $500 worth OF wigs
n the kind technically known as "schei-
'e.s. worn JOS elderly Jewish women: also
more than 81" worth Of wig left by GUS
toners Tor cleaning. renoyating and re-
PAIRS
Happily tie thieves overlooked a lot Of
hair goods. 90 the value Of 500 lying
'nug'y under the counter. ana about 1900
worth Of jowclry.
The store is about fifty feet away from
stationary post At Houston street and
second avenue. bat the thieves were work
fS from Tho rear and escaped all notice.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
REPORT OF KEENE S RETURN
Wall Street Feels That He Will Soon
Resume Active Stock Dealing.

lanes r Keenc who has been al '"'
waldorf since his return from EUROPE
where he underwent surgical oPeI eIa'o"
last fall refused yesterday to comment VII
tho ru,nor that he was soon to resume ac-
,i.t.i,, in Wall street and become once
more a market leader.
AT Mr.. Kcene's Offices it was said that he
was greatly improved in health haN'I's
almost entirely recovered from IN" enects
Of the recent operation, and that in a Shor'
time he would be able to come downtown "a
his Office.
Mr.. Keene has not been seen in wan
street since the failure of the HocKhls
Coal and Iron pool Of 1909 TO- OF "llch nc
was manager, but he is said to nave re-
aptIv taken an aggressive position on the
bull side Of the market. 1t is claimed ny
some traders that he has been a factor IN
oirecting the price movements during the
last few weeks.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
BOY MISSING FOR A WEEK
Police Believe Merchant S Son Is Held
for Ransom.

Giuseppi hi Fior, four years Old h'lhS
at No. 81 West Houston street, has been
missing from his home for a week. ac-
cording TO a report made by his father 10
the police last night. 1t was rumoreu
among the neighbors, and believed oy inc
policc. that a demand for a sum OF De-
tween siOoo and $1,000 has been made on
the father BY the Black Hand, but 'oSlmo
hi Flori. a wen-to-do merchant denied tlhs'
The boy was last seen on IhurSad! y,
March 22 by his aunt, Bessie Di f1ol' OF
40 90 Macdougal street lie went 10 h'r
after school on that day and asked "'l
for a penny. She gave him the coin ana
then sent him home. lie never reached
home and no one has been found VINO sd"
him since that. ~
The boys father who has three oth'l
children. admitted to the police 'asi hisht
that several years ago he received seNei"'
pIack Hand letters demanding money Dt'
;--------ed them at that time, and heard hotn-
further of them. Detectives IIdducH anu
sassiIlo were assigned to the case IT Is
believed by the police that the BOY "dS
hecn kidnapped and is being held Tor ran
,Om
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
UPHOLDS SUNDAY COURTS
Appellate Division DlsagreeS
with BROOKLYN Decision.

The Appelate Division IF The supreme
Court rendered a decision Yesterday up
holding tho right OF city magistrates 10
hold court on sunday. The Appellate l'i-
vision u Brooklyn several weeks ago de-
cd.d that the magistrates could no,
Ieauy hold court on that day. The de-
c,s.on was given in the case OF Stella
burke. who was sentenced by Magistrate
Murphy on SUNDAY. February ., 20 twenty
days i'm t.c workhouse on the charge or
Gsordcrv conduct. She brought habeas
corpus proceedings.
The Appellate Division held that the pro-
ccedrgs u rho magistrates courts had
never been held as technically criminal
actions but rather police regulations, and
as SUCH 90 b- DISPOSED of summarily. The
court added. "It would be an idle formal
ity, If conviction was called for, TO bring
3 guilty person 70 the bar on subse-
ogen, occ4- SION 10 commit or sentence
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
FORECLOSURE SALES.

SUPREME COURT, COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Emma Melzer Kropf plaintiff, against
Christian Hoffman and others, defendants.
In pursuance OF Judgment OF foreclosur"
and sale, duly made and entered I'm the above
entitled action on March 30, 1872 and bearing
date March 25th. 1912, |, the undersigned, the
referee in said Judgment named, VIII sell at
public auction. at the New YORK Real Estate
ga esroom, Numbers "a and 16 Nesey street
I'm the Borough OF Manhattan, city OF New
York on the 25th day OF April. 1872 at twelve
o'clock noon on that day by Samuel Marx
auctioneer. the premises directed by said judg
ment to be sold, and therein described as
follows
All that certain lot piece or parcel Of land.
situate lying and beins in tho Borough OF
Manhattan, city Of New York, bounded ana
described az follows Beginning al point on
the northerly side OF Eighty-sixth (s6thD
street distant twenty-five (22) feet westerly
from the corner formed by the intersection OF
tho northerly side OF Eighty-siNth ts8thl ,
running thence northerly. parallel with the
said westerly side OF Avenue A. and part OF
the way through a party wall. eighty 'Sol
feet; thence westerly. parallel with the said
northerIy side OF Eighty sixth ts6th) street.
twcntv-six f26J feet; thence southerly, again
nar.IleI with tho said westerly side ot Avenue
4. and part OF the way through party wall.
eighty 800 feet to the northerIy side or
erly along the said northerly side Of Eighty
alvin tsGihD street, twenty-siN (26D feet to
lie noint or place OF beginning. Said premises
being nov known by the street number i53
East s6th street. 49,.
JOSEPH ELIAS DAVIDSON.
HERMAN G.. KUDLICH, Plaintiffs Attor-
nov. 200 Broadway. Borough Of Manhat-
The following is a diagram Of tho property
70 be sold IT'S street number being i53 East
sGth street:
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

ORDERS ISsUED.-The following orders
have been issued.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
PROPOSALS.

SALE or U. S S. E.--SEALED
proposals will be received at the Bureau OF
supplies and Accounts Navy Department.
Washington, u. O., until II o'clock noon, April
IL 1912 when they will he publicly opened.
,or the purchase OF the Yosemite, appraised
value sos 600 This vessel will he sold for cash
to the bidder Offering the highest price there
Tor above the appraised value. Forms OF pro.
pGsal and oond, and Information concerning
The vessel and the terms and conditions o.
sale may be obtained upon Application 10 the
Bureau OF supplies and Accounts. The vessel
nav be examined az the Navy Yard. Norfolk
Ia BFEKMAN WINTHROP. Acting Secre-
tsry OF the Navy. 39-l2.
PROPOSALS FOR FURNISHING BUNKER
Coal-Ofice Of Assistant Purchasing OnceT
Panama RAN Road Company. "a state street.
New York April ., l9i2.-sealed proposals VIII
he received at this once until 1900 NJ, April
8,h 1912 for furnishing 20 the Panama Raj
pr,d COMPANY bunker coal In accordance WITH
,crp,s ana conditions contained In circular -3:5.
pIanke and rlll Information may b. obtained AZ
his orice WENDELL l. SIMPSON, Major,
iGth Infantry. l.. :. 4, Assistant Purchasing
OfNcer. --------
OFFICE or THE COMMISSIONERS. Dis
,ri.t Of Columbia April g. 1917. SEALED
PROPOSALS Will be received az this Once unti,
> o'clock = NJ Aprii IS, 1912. FOR the cons,ruc--
tion OF sewers in the District Of Columbia
Spe,idcations forms Of proposals. and necesshv
information may be obtained from the CHIEF
clerk Engineer Department, Room AZ, District
Building Washington, p. {. CtNo X RC-
DOr,PH JOHN 4 JOHNSTON. NM v. JCD-
SON commissioners, II. {.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
CLARK BOWS TO WILSON
Sneaker Takes His Name Off
New Jersey Ballot.
GOVERNOR AT CAPITAL
Meets Democratic Leaders of
Senate and House and
Goes to Chicago.
~ rclcrraph to The Tribuno.l


Trertor. y j.. April 4-Speaker Champ
clark formally withdrew to-day from the
democratic Presidential primaries in this
tate. and as a result Governor Wilson Will
ho the only Democratic candidate for Presi-
,ent whose name will appear on the pri-
nary ballots.
The withdrawal Of Speaker Clark, which
taken as an act Of courtesy to the New
Jersey Governor. was contained in letter
uhich he sent TO David s. Crater, Score
,arv Of state, which was rs follows:
respoctfully decline TO allow my name
n auuear upon the Presidential ballot aS a
,sndidate for the Democratic Presidential
,ominaticn in New Jersey. Kindly with
raw my name upon receipt of this COM
runica,ion. Very respectfully yours.
CHAMP CLARK.
Sneaker Clarks name was recently flied
q, q formal manner, there being some two
thousand signatures TO the petition asking
that his name bo placed on the ballot.
Tho Speaker apparently was we'll in
formed as to the Geran election law,
under which the petition was filed, for his
formal letter Of withdrawal was attested
before a notary public i'm Washington The
Secretary OF State has no alternative under
the law. and will not certify the Speaker s
name 90 the various county clerks of the
state 10 20 on the ballots which they must
provide for the primaries
When James K. NuSent. the leader of
the Anu-Wilson forces, heard to-day of
speakcr C'arks withdrawal he said:
II am sorry to learn Mr.. Clark is not TO
pun. for ] believe he would have beaten
Wilson easily But that doesn't stop us
from continuing our fight against wilson.
Washington, April 4-Thc circle Of Presi-
dental candidates harborcd within the cor
porstc limits Of Washington in the last
four davs was made complete today When
Governor Woodrow Wilson Of New Jersey
sregt eight hours i'm the capital In confer
ep~c with friends and Democratic leaders.
Within tho week Governor Harmon OF
Ohio and colonel Roosevelt have pa'o
short visits 10 Washington. While all OF
,ro other candidates, i'm both parties are
remporsr, residents Of the capital
Governor Wilson left here this afternoon
for Chicago after day spent with prom
toni democrats Of the House and Sena'''
jIc was met At the train this morning pJ
senator Ne,,raudS. Of Nevada. At oo"h-
town hotel hc talked with more than a
score Of members Of Congress, including
soca,ore Culbcrson. Of Texas. Williams, OF
Ni,sssippl. chamberlain, Of oregon caro-
ne. Of Maine; Meyers. Of Montana ana
Smith. of Georgia, and Representative
Henry. of Texas, chairman of me House
purcs committee, and Representative
Brrlcson. Of Texas, and others.
Governor Wilson was accompanied by
Walter Moasday, his personal secretaFl'
and was met in Washington by Thomas D.
Pence. head Of the Wilson publicity bureau
here.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
WILL ACCEPT P. S. C. ORDER
No Appeal by New York Central in
n Y, o. & w. Case Expected.

Tie New Yor'< Central. u vas learned i'm
"fI Informed quarters Yesterday, does not
'''nG go appeal 10 the courts from the de
-aon - iHo Public Service Commission
'Nusrg to allow tho Central 10 buy con
lro' o' rH' New York, Ontario q Western
Fa'vsv from tine New Haven.
The Ia" is quito clear as 20 the vile
cs'ro'ouarE powers Of tho commission
w. controlling the purchase by ono railroad
" stock in another end the Central man
ss"W'rt docs not consider Il feasible un-
1ei 'ac circumstances 10 carry the case
' Inc courts, 70 Is said. Jn,rt is every
.aacer"n a. the present time that the
'Do'l of 'Uo Central 10 acquire the ma
t;UIiF stock Of tho Ontario q Western viii
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TH1
assessment rolls OF real estate and personal
property in the City OF New York for the year
1912 have been delivered 70 the undersigned
and that all taxes said assessment rolls are
due and payable IS follows:
All taxes on personal property and one-hale
Of all taxes on real estate are due and pay
WEDNESDAY, MAY I. 1912.
and tho remaining and nnsl one-half of taxes
on real estate shall be due and payable on The
FIRST OF NOVEMBER, 1912 All taxes be-
the respective days when they become due
and payable as hereinbefore provided and shall
remain such liens until paid.
The second half OF the tax on real estate
which is due as hereinbefore provided on the
first day OF November following the payment
OF the first half. may be paid on the first day
OF May or at any time thereafter, providing tbs
at the same time, and on such payments ot ths
second half as may be made In such manner
prior 10 November frst a discount shall be AL
lowed from the date OF payment 20 November
first at the rate Of four per centum per annum.
NO DISCOUNT IS ALLOWED on PER-
SONAL TAX BILLS.
Penalty on unpaid taxes on real estate be-
gins June snd December 1: on unpaid per-
Taxes are payable az the Office OF the Re-
ceiycr OF Taxes in tho Borough where thu
property 10 located, as follows:
Borough OF Manhattan. 81 Chambers st.
Borough OF The Bronx, Municipal Building,
corner Sd and fremont sves ,,,
Borough OF Brooklyn. Municipal Building
Borough OF Queens, Court Square. Long
Island City.
Borough OF Richmond. Borough Hall. st.
FRED. H. E EPSTEIN. Receiver OF Taxes.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
coIT SUIT MUST GO ON.

I,sticc Bischoff denied motion yester-
dav by Harris d. colt, d member OF the
law firm of curtis. Mallet-PreVost CoIl,
80 ,,,t,,drau, the suit for separation he has
hrougbt against his wife, Mrs. Elizabeth
r,.N,,,'n CoIt The case viii come to trial
,,J,,t, ,bo noxt month The court denied
49,. r,o,io, horause Mrs. colt has filed q
TO her husbands action and
is also asking for separation
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Old MAN SLAIN FOR $500
"urderers Rob Victim and Garry Body
to Waiting Room.

D 'Hha ONO April 4.-Thc body Of David
- SlHiy-one years old, q widely known
"uent Of this city, was found to-day in Il
ION waiting room near the Nlcherson
'o"o1se. east Of here, with his throat cut
and skull fractured.
u Is believed Bccry was robbed and mur-
eefed 10 Celna and the body carried TO
4, waiting room. lie Was last seen Mon
po, evening about 20 take d train for
nearly 5Y0 ~ 80" '"
thr 'or4holnds have been employed 50 track
bec,,la ,la4Idercrs. Two cK-cUnvicts are sus-
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
CHANGE OF NAME.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT CHURCH
pec,rd company, domestic corporation
having its principal business once at 43i Lee
fayetto street. in the Borough OF Manhattan
CITY. County and state OF New York vii,
annIv 10 tho Supreme Court OF the state ~
Ts,y York. az Special Term. Part thereof 10
be held At the County Court House. In the
County OF New York, on the l2th DAY ot
Anri 1912 al ten o'clock I'm the forenoon, or
as snon thereafter as counsel can be heard.
for an order authorizing the said corporation
TO change It's corporate name 10 Iho Shuren-
man COMPANY. ., ,,,..,,,,r> ~,
nv GEORGE ZABRISKlE, President.
Datcd Now York CITY. March .lst. lol..
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
CASTRO'S BROTHER SAILS
Going to Join Deposed President OF
VeneZnela

Although the name Of Castro did not
appear on the passenger list of tho steam
ship Tennyson, which sailed yesterday for
Buenos Ayrcs. Carmelo Castro a brother
Of tho deposcd President ot Venezuela, was
on board. under an assumed name. \ fcl-
low traveller who knew Carmelo Castro in
Venezuela said he recognized him ycstcr-
day as he went to his statcroom.
Castro 1t is said. had recently returned
from Europe, and is on his way 10 Argen-
tina, after which ii is thought he will join
the eX-Presidcnt, believed now TO be in
Cnlnrl hia
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
Fast seth street

NWTTI NTTfFI.
Tn. approximate amount ot tho lien or
-. 90 satisfy which the above described
r"rsrty is 10 be sold. Is sixteen thousand
seyen hundred and eighty Ave Si-l00 dollars
1sI6,7s5sp with Interest thereon from March
,,,h 'toi" together with costs and allowa ance 9
,,tr''a,,ntirg 10 three hundred and forty-two
ii. 100 dollars Cs3425l with interest thereon
rau..s - V,,' ~, the sale The approximate amount
~ tbS taxes. assessments and water rates or
other liens. which are TO be allowed TO the
,,'r.h q ser ont OF the purchase money, o paid
~ The referee a. four hundred and forty
sssyen "a 100 dollars tSIt773) and interest.
D,ted New York April LIST, 1912.
JOSEPH ELIAS DAVIDSON,
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
DOUBTS VALIDITY OF BILL
Governor Vetoes Measure to Reimburse
Persons Falsely Imnrisnned

Albany. April i.-Governor Dix has vetoed
the Ormrod bill providing that the Gov
ernor may certify that in his opinion per-
son pardoncd by him was not guilty of the
crime for which he was imprisoned and
comforting jurisdiction on the board of
claims TO hear claims against the state for
false Imprisonment Of persons so pardOned.
New-York tribune., 1912-04-05
WORK WANTED.
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shin business. can furnish bond: Sl5 week
to start. excellent references. ADDRESS b' -
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way.
PACKER-Good furniture packer wants w0rk'
good references T. T., care OF NJ. RehHl'
lis East Sith ST
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