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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
WILL FIGHT LIQUOR BILL

Little Rcck, March 25.-Joe Lyons returned today from a two weeks vis- it in Cincinnati. MT. Lyons says the liquor interests of Arkansas will con- test the act of the Legislature known as Senate bill No. 11S, which seeks to eliminate saloons from the con- fines of Arkansas. MT. Lyons has written opinions of several promi- nent attorneys, who declare the act Q nullity insofar as the emergency clause is concerned. That clause, in stead of providing that the law be- come effective at once, provides that it shall not take effect until the 31st of next December.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
NOTICE

Notice is hereby given, that by vir- tue of a decretal order of the Chan cery Court of Jefferson County, rem dered in a cause therein pending, where Edward S. Ellis is plaintiff, and Eustine Harris and John A. McEntire as eXecutor of the estate of Benjamin F. Harris, deceased, are defendants, as commissioner of said Court, will offer for sale, at he South door of the hourt house, in Pine Bluff, Arkansas, within the hours prescribed for judi cial sales, to the highest bidder, on T credit of three months.
 ON FRIDAY, THE 11th DAY OF
 APRIL, 1913,
 the following described lands, the same lying and being situated in the County of Jefferson, and State of Ark ansas, the same being more fully de- scribed as follows, to wit: The East half of the Northeast Quarter and the Northeast Quarter of the South east Quarter, all in Section Nine; the Northwest Quarter, of the Northwest Quarter and the West half of the Northeast Quarter; and the South half of the Northwest Quarter; and the North half of the Southwest Quarter; and the Southwest quarter of the Southwest Quarter; and the North west Quarter of the Southeast Quarter in Section No. Ten, (10) all in Town ship Seven, CD South, Range (S) Eight, West, containing in the ag- gregate 4SO acres of land.
 The purchaser at said sale will be required to execute his bond with ap- proved security for the amount of his bid, and lien will be retained on said lands. The equity of redemption is barred.
 w. E. SORRELLS,
 3-2O-27-4-3. Commissioner.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
URGES TEACHERS TO ATTEND

Little Rock, March 25.-George B. Cook, State Superintendent of Public Instruction, has issued letter to the teachers of Arkansas, urging them to attend the Conference of Education in the South, which takes place in Richmond, Va, April 16-1S.
 There is DO annual meeting of an educational character that is more helpful of practical than the Confer ence,' writes Supt. Cook, "as it is pecularily gathering by, for and of the people, The farmer, the busi- ness man, the editor, the preacher. doctor lawyer and teacher, all have points of vital contract with the Con- ference-or group of Conferences which deal directly and practically with the living problems of today civic, social, economical and educa- tional problems which confront us on every hand, and upon the proper so- lution of which must depend our suc- cess, health and happiness, and the welfare of Our children feel well justified in urging that Arkansas be well represented at the Conference, especially that represtative farmers and as many as possible of our edu- cators attend"
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
ADJUSTMENTS
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X FEATURE FILM

The Amuse-U has contracted for one of the most popular of recent Run" and this magnificent three reel specimen of the camera-man' s art will be shown at that threatre to- tic and intensely interesting pictures ever thrown upon screen, and it pOrtrays in a graphic manner one of history's greatest battles. A very pretty love story runs through the en- tire picture and it is exciting through out. Artillery, cavalry and infantry bitter fighting scenes are shown.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
MTNTOSENA RINK

The Mintosena Roller Rink yester- day installed a high-priced orches- trion in the rank and the latest music will be furnished. The instrument is magnifi- ent one and has beauti- ful tone It was ordered through the Barnes Music House The manage ment of the rink is sparing neither time nor money for the comfort and enjoyment of their patrons and the rink will be open all summer
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27

these matters run until they needed a large dose of physic, then they took something severe, like castor oil, salts or cathartics, that meant abuse to the bowels. These are the days of the gentle and natural-the days of Sy- rup of Figs. This way you are not drugging yourself. Syrup of Figs being composed entirely of luscious Figs, senna and aromatics can not cause injury.
 Ask your druggist for Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna,' and look for the name, California Fig Syrup Company on the label. This is the genuine-old reliable. Any other so- called Fig Syrup is an imitation of ten meant to deceive you. Refuse such with contempt.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
MARES MARES
MARES

MARES MARES MARES Just received car of well bred brood, farm and driving mares. bought direct of the stock farms of Burness Co. Neb. All broke; Guar anteed sound; prices right Also good top buggy for sale cheap.
 VICTOR SIMON, 3-25 Inn. 213 E. Barraque St.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27

Monday you can get dollars worth for 30 cents at Reap & CraW- ford Co. If
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1913-03-27
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

The stockholders of the Pine Bluff Compress and Warehouse Company will hold their annual election and business meeting at Room No. PA in the Citizens Bank Building on Tues day, April 15, at 10 o'clock a. m. Off, ficers are to be elected for the ensu- ing year and other business disposed of.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
Richard Watkins.
Murderer. Arrested
In South Carolina.

Sheriff Fountain has been mott
fed of the arrest Of Richard
Watkins, who is now behind the
bars in Columbia. South Carolina,
Watkins, it will be remember
ed. was at one time in this city.
He killed Bill Bailey. call boy Of
the A. B. & A. near the depot.
He m a de good his escape
and for five years has evaded ar
rest. Sheriff Fountain has con-
stantly been on the lookout for
Watkins and would frequently
refresh the minds of the sheriff's
throughout the different counties
in this state and others about
Watkins. Finally he was located
in Columbia, his arrest following.
The sheriff left Monday for
Columbia and will return to the
city about the middle Of the week
with the criminal who, stands
charged with murder.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
What An Old Friend
Thinks. Of The Town

Among the visitors to Fitzgerald
is Mr.. Louis r. Fendig of Jack.
sonville, Fla. Mr., Fendig being
here in the interest Of the big Auc-
ton Sale of lots which his company
holds on their property on the ex-
tension OF Main and Lee streets to
morrow (Tuesday), Mr.. Fendig is
an old friend of Fitzgerald having
lived here for several months about
five years ago, In answer to the
inquiry if he saw much change in
the city during his absence Mr..
Fendig stated: 81 certainly was
agreeablY surprised when 1 walked
around your city this morning to
see the many improvements and
evidence of prosperity and growth
on every side. believe your city
has gone ahead more in the past
two or three years than any other
city of this section of the country.
The paving Of your streets, the
placing Of the !. lighting system
throughout your business district
certainly speaks volumes for the
enterprise and progressiveness Of
your people. I also see many new
businesses and homes and every
thing smacks of the aunquestioned
future of youl town. To my way
of thinking, the next few years
will see the greatest era of pros,
perity of growth to the entire
state of Georgia that she has ever
witnessed, the farmers. of Georgia
this year are the kings and no
state in the entire South is in such
a prosperous and easy condition as
Georgia. This canpot but reflect
with great results to the state as
the eyes OF the homeseeker is
naturally now turned Southwark,
the big crop and prosperity of the
Georgia farmer will be the biggest
advertisement the state could have
and can not but result in a big in
fux of new settlers, which in turn
will build up its towns .Fitzger-
aid in the heart of the very hest
farming section ought to get more
than her share of this wave of
homeseekers and settlers. always
have had great faith in this city
and on this trip can olly say that
this faith has been more firmly
fixed in my mind. I certainly en-
JOY being here again and renewing
old acquaintance"
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
Resolutions Of Respect

10Y
Inasm6ch. as death has again en-.
tered the circle of our ranks and
removed the, wife. and companion
Of our Commander, Mrs. w. w.
Wolcott and realizing the great
fact and irrevocable law that it is
appointed unto men once to die,
and knowing full we'll the common
fact that the days of our life be-
You'd the allotted time are filed
with labor and sorrow, we bow in
humble submission to the great
Commander -Ot all the universe
saying He doeth all things welE
Therefore, be it resolved that
Colony Post No. IA tender. their
sincere respects and comradeship
to our Commander w. W. Wolcott
in his bereavement and that these
resolutions be recorded in the.
minutes of the Post and also pub
lished in the Fitzgerald papers.
6 6. ! !. S BsSet. Committee.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
The Girl OF The Underworld

The Girl of the Underworld
was pulled off at the Grand Sat-
urday night to a fairly good audi
ence. A very disagreeable night
kept a goodly number from at
tending the play. The audience
seemed to appreciate the efforts
put forth and think the play very
good. Considering the nature
of che play or rather the life of
the girl of the Underworld and
her environmen, the actors did
splendidly, is an expression that
comes from those who are ac-
quainted with the life of such
unfortunate characters in the
large cities.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
Mr.. Arthur Williams
Crosses The Great
Divide

Sunday at 6 p. m. our friend
Arthur Williams died at the home
of his brother-in-law, Mr.. Wiley
Williams, on South Grant street,
in the presence of his beloved
wife, his mother and numerous
relatives to whom the sympathies
OF the entire community are ex-
tended. Mr.. Williams was in the
turpentine business with his
brother-in-law. Mr.. W. T. Paulk
up to a short time ago, when he
purchased Mr.. .Paulk's interest
and has conducted the same for
himself since the purchase. Mr..
Williams h a $ a large circle 0 f
friends and relatives in Ben Hill
Irwin and Telfair county who
are mourning his loss.
Pine Level Lodge, F. A. M. E.
will have charge of the funeral
and Messrs. E. K. Farmer, ]. L,
McCarty, %. H. Elkins, Chas.
Isler, j. G. Boney and L, L, Gri-
ner, members of the Lodgs will
act as pail bearers. The remains
viii be laid to rest in the family
burial ground at Frank Tuesday
morning. The funeral will b.
from the residence o n South
Grant street at 8 a. m.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24

The farmers of this county met
at the court house Saturday to dis
cuss many questions along agricul-
tural lines. Mr.. D. L. Campbell
of the State Agricultural college
met with them and very inter-
esting day was spent. A very
large crowd attended this meeting.
1t was an informal meeting. MANY
OF the farmers gave their expert
ence along various lines of farm
endeavor, and those who failed to
attend missed much good informa.
ton. These meetings are held for
the good of each other and every
farmer henceforth is requested to
participate in these meetings at
the court house, every other Satur-
day.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24

Master Gibson Broadhurst,
who was operated on for Appen
dicitis was taken o Atlanta for
treatment by Mrs. Broadhurst
and Or. L. R. Osborn. Mr.. Broad
hurst received a telegram advis-
ing that Gibson stood the trip
very well and that he is showing
some Improvement under the
care of the Atlanta Phycisians.
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24
Rev. T. NJ. Galloway
breaches His
Farewell Sermon

Two large audiences greeted
the pastor Of the First Baptist
Church Sunday morning and
evening, members of his church
as well as a large number of his
friends from the different chur-
ches came to hear the last mes
sage of Rev. Thomas M. Gallo
way, as the pastor of the church,
having resigned his pastorage
to take up similar work at Daw-
son. Mr.. Galloway has made
himself beloved by a IL who
came in contact with him dur
ing his nearly four yenrs OF
labors in the city The members
Of his church regret to give him
up and the citizens Of Fitzger-
aid in general regret to see him
leave the field but wish him
abundant success in his new sta
ton. The church unanimously
adopted the following resolutions
which speak the sentiment 0 1.
the entire community.
RESOLUTION
On the first Sunday in May.
1910. the Reverend THOMAS M.
GALLOWAY assumed tn e
Pastorate of the FIRST BAPTIST
CHURCH of Fitzgerald.
Prior to his coming the Church
had been without a Pastor for
several months, and the field was
not very inviting, but with url-
daunted faith and unbounded
love for christianity he took hold
of the work and revived the
membership and new members
were added continually, until we
now have membership of some
thing over 45O. The Sunday
School took on new life and the
enrolment was more than doub-
led during these years,
Soon after taking charge OF
the work, he saw that a new
house of Worship was badly
needed and by his untiring eff
forts we now have the hand
soonest and best church edifce in
this part of the state. This will
stand as a memorial to Brother
Galloway throughout the coming
years. And now.
WHEREAS, The First Baptist
Church at Dawson, Georgia, ex-
tended to Brother Galloway
call to become their Pastor, and
WHEREAS, After prayerful
consideration he accepted this
call, to become effective Deem
Der LIST, and
WHEREAS, This Church in
conference reluctantly accepted
his resignation.
Therefore be it resolved,
FIRST. That in severing this
relationship we feel that we are
suffering a great loss, as Brother
Galloway has endeared himself
to the whole membership of the
Church and the citizens general
ly, by his quiet, even disposition.
and that in recalling to memory
his beautiful christian character
we will experience a refreshing
sense of the possibilities of fallen
man rejecting the glories of God
in a Soul redeemed by our cruel
fed Lord.
SECOND. That our prayer
shall bear the burden of his
prayers for the coming of Christ's
Kingdom on earth and his reign
in the hearts and lives of his
people.
THIRD. In assuming his work
with the Dawson Church, we ex-
tend our prayers and wish for
him and his estimable family all
the good things of earth and
heaven.
FOURTH. That this preamble
be spread upon the Minutes Of
this Church and that a copy be
furnished Brother Galloway. the
publishers Of the local papers
and the Christian Index.
All. THURMOND1
T. J. GRIFFIN COMMITTEE
H. B. RITCHIE
The leader-enterprise. [volume] (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, 1913-11-24

A man stole a cash register
from a Kansas restaurant some
times almost anything is pre-
ferred to restaurant meal.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

GETTYSBURG, Pa. Nov. s.-Two
hundred or Eddie plauks home folks
sstnered here tonight 20 honor the
veteran pitcher on the Athletics IN an
elaborate banquet Guests OF honor
were Connie Mack. Eddie Collins and
HAIRY Davis. OF tho Philadelphia
American league club. while baseball
sntnusiasts from all the nearby towns
Joined In the event.
Most OF those who participated IN
the anair were schoolday friends Of
Plank. and many came from distant
towns 10 pay tribute 10 their bas.ban
IDOL As "a special token. a diamond
scarfpin was presented from his Get
tysburg friends. the presentation bc.
Ing made by Judge : Nice Swop..
connie Mack. Collins and Davis re-
sponded to toasts. while many OF
Planks colleEe and school friends
Joined In praising him. among them
being Or. ". A. Granville. president OF
Gettysburg college. Planks alma mater
The decorations included the world :
championship penuant and the pen
nants OF the local college. where hc
vas nrst discovered as a baseball star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
LINSLY LOSES
ANOTHER GAME
CAMERON HIoH cApErs
BY SCORE OF 20 TO IA.
Both Teams Were About Evenly
Matched and the Game Was
Stubborniy Contested

In one OF the hardest fought games
or the season Linsly went down 10 de-
rear before tho strong Cameron high
school AGGREGATION by the score 81 20
10 II The game from start 60 finish
vas s~tubburnly contested and was re
plete with end runs and line plunKrs
The Cameron lads showed up wonder
.ulIy well in the first HALF 81 the game
but weakened a little iu the last nalf
me LluNiy lads played a consistent
game throughout. but were unable to
team
In the nrst quarter the Linslv lads
lost the ball on downs. and on the first
rev plays the Cameron aggregation
carried the hall over for "a touchdown
and kicked goal. LinslE tied tho score
IN the second quarter when Gibson
after making brilliant end run.
planted tine ball between the Cameron
goal posts ana kicked goal The Game
ron lads came back strong. and iu A
series ~ line plIuges and end runs
crossed LiusINs goal lin. FOR another
touchdown. hut failed at goal Both
teams weakened ~i-htly iu the thirf
me middle ~ the field. nrst one and
then the other losiuE tie ball un downs.
,ameron scored another touchdown i1
the fourth ON "a brilliant uu4rterha.L
run around Liusly's right end. Big re-
peated the p-ertormurre for the I.Iuslv
lads a Few moments later and kicked
goal The Scu-e-2l 20 L..
l. Z. ClieNes. p Chambers. L l..
S~troehmaa. Ritz So e.. ii. Chambers e
Nichols. r. a., H. Schcnck. r. {. Yates
- Chambers r o.. NsrkemiIer. b.
Chambers. E b. HaVkcr tcaptp. r D.
b, Narneke. Nstzucr. D. Do. b.. Gibson
Ietzrer. a. Zig. Nstzuer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
WEST VIRGINIA
AT LAND SHOW
SATURDAY NOVEMBER %. TO az
WEST VIRGINIA DAY"
Commissioned Williams and Assist.
ants p v Arranging Exhibits
Apples 90 BE = Feature.

Announcement Was s5a yar,.-d.g
Ht -~.pr,f4r, gov B. N,,t.- =, ..
state Board I'd. Trade aha. s,t.-,..
November .. Vuf I. l..t Vtr..,
Ult .f f.. ghfr,g, land et,,
.. Hf. ~ tt. t.t
Nt.f N.r.iri... @Ur.H..t. ..u. t.
f....f.I among fI. e..... boz ,f,...
.rt.
static ..,- -
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U..t y.r.ir.. ,tJt r.
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

assembling displays for an apple ok
position. which will be one OF the prin-
cipal features OF the West Virginia eX-
hibIt Mr.. Dalzell recently returned
from % trip over the eastern section
o. the State. where the finest apples
iu the world are grown. tn the in
forests of the show. The West Nir.
ginia display Of apples was the finest
a. the show last year. and this years
promises 10 exceed D..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
CELEBRATION
or SeVenty-tfth Anniversary Of or.
g~anizstion Of Wheeling Com
mandery, K. T, Tonight.

One Of the most notable event. IN
Masonic circles in thi- city IN recent
years Will be the celebration Of tho
seventy-hfth anniversary Of the orr
ganization Of Wheeling commandery
No. g. Knights Templar. tonight. IN
the Scottish Rite cathedral An eV-
collen' program OF entertainment will
b' rendered from = until 80 O'Clock.
followed by % reception and ball from
10 o'clock until miduirht.
The PRINCIPAL ed IroS- viii be de.
h'rr"d by Past Commando Charles
v. Carrigan, while fto PROGRAM will
De intcrs "r-cd with readings and
musical selection. An order has
been issued that am sir knirrt- mus,
appear in full uniform except sWord.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
-'''-q ewA'.o wu.rr Gov

' 'e Nr'g Nrv e-Tho
'..' Na' r.'. Detected tho
&c. '..re today 90 q. 2
I1.h Cft.c F,are Ntree and
nrvI'r made home runs
Chfcaro O00 100 oil O 4
Now York 9oe 600 -4v a - g
Rattcries-Levercnr Daley and
chalk Nilfso and Meyers
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

by Huchuel i- attributed 20 90 Sigh
slump more than any loss Of playing
.trynEtl.
The bis gam. among fle high
school az This section VIl be
played This AFTERNOON between Wheel
ing and Marietta hirh -chooi-. FOR
Saturday. however. EDllnire is ,ched-
uI'd to meet Woodsneli. Martins
Ferry high wi'I play ar Cambridge
and N'w Nartl1.yiIl 40 N~oundsyi'le.
AT ~ Those games promise 20 BE-
clos" With OBJ" chances fayofirc Rel
'aire. Martins Ferry and New Mag.
tIu-ylIIe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07
Eddie Plank
Is HOnOred
Kon1 foLHs GATHER TO VEL
COmG HERO OF RECENT
WORLD s SERIES.

oaa 1ohool chums Gather In Party aud
HANDSOME Diamond Scarf Pin Il
Presented TO Him.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

H'utcr Br..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-11-07

p-. .,'r 'a rh rsr' at
The sun., 1913-11-01
HENNESSY PROMISES
TO INDICT TAMMANY
says IT, Gave whitman Evi-
dcnce Of Huge t'nrcportcd
Contributions.
5000. 900 ~ FUND FOR DIX
s----------
Declares Thousands of Floatprs
Have Been Imported
for Election.

John \. fI'ur-ssy at fou' fution rallIce
in ,!u'"'s Inst night predicted that as
'h" result "t tie Investigation begun hy
l's'rict iuurn"y Whitman ,ost. rdd, the
ru"n ""ho inflicted Sul1.r for not puttiug
down IN" names OF all the pcop who
s4," niu 'non'i vii. Il, jndict.d them
'.""s for TN sam. thing.
w. said that TannIAuy raised about
5000. .0o" Tor the DiN cautpuigr and re.
ported only about 5000. ooo. lie SAID he
h'l,",cl that SIR. Whitman would hr
an., To SHOW that last fan slo". 0oo went
TO Murphy from on. contractor alone
k.t haugh. who has ,aual work joh.
IL charged Tammany 'i'h importing
!, t%",Il lJ."u0 and "U.oou foat"rS into
sew York county tor nest Tuesdays
rl,ctiou. iIc said that AL policemen aud
ur,meu have received circ Jlars signed
hy four city o'icehod"rs telling th.i
that tn. cause is getting along rathe:
.loWly and that mou": is n""d"'l from
;hcnl - "b!4ckntailins Mr.. licnu-ss!
,aI.d 1t
Another sHatt directed ~ Tdnmany
wAs ll Loru-st,"a that ON reason for
the 'ciusd 10 ycH"minAto Mayor ';aI"or
Wa> thA' hc mad shut N btchmail from
.p!,. dealer. amounting 10 f3o",o"o a
The sun., 1913-11-01
mitchell IN LAND
DEAL, SAYS WOOD
Realty Man Declares candidate
Tried to Sell Lots ON
subway.

Jane. Woods. a ~ Al estate O.o.r
II s. Liberty .'re.. 'ratc Al affida' +.
la, rt:h, .n enat tNa, Joa- purruy
Mitchell had been actively .rg.c.i .r
work f.r ,hc o,l..r-nnroucr ,.orpnr,,,.,,,
last s,,~lrr Iulr. Mccall has .,..a,s.d
A., Nt,,,T,rs .ff;,,,, ,,,,,,i,, ~, -,
s.o-. no, ,h, ,,,,..,.ho,o,,rr ,-,,....,..
.,,, .,,,,l 80 ..-'.r, ,r',,, ~. u,,',.',,.
,, l., 49, ,,,i - ,..,,,,,.
,,rn-di,,, ,n A.. ronh..s ,,d,,.,, II.
Ni,,h.i ,r,,d il, ,,r,l las, "a ..,i .,,,,'.
,o,s tc, IL. r.sI .,.,,,, ,.,,,,,,,.,,, ir ,,d.,.
hurs 1nd ma, ou MAJ - Nr NIrI,n,,,I
M oa,,.r of ,h,. ,orror.,iou urnt, ,c ,br
irrespective. buy.rs that MIS- fri.rd NJ
Mitchell "uhou lee values VERY hIcll,. Do
strongly -ccou,rn. rd.d Tie. rur,.h,s,
The ou", nshorough Corporation hold.
,ands along tho In, uf ~. new rand
,rans., road To- Corona. cnr IN" orrstr,r,
,ion Of when Nj Mitchell voted las,
ulutr- wnon Mr. MrNu."V AID Mr. PREM.
d.rGaSt W.i,, Inclined t. delay action.
This IS Nj Woods : affidavit:
"I,u.s n Nonds h.i,,, ,,l, .vyn,,
Icrnsos and soys:
.,r,,, , "a. , ,..l c..,, lr,l., ,,.,,,
Offices Al % Liberty street boru,,rb @.