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The Anderson daily intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson, S.C.) 1914-1915, 1914-08-27
BILL INTRODUCED
WILL AID BANKS
Amount of Capital Needed to
Qualify Cor Federal Member
ship Reduced
fBv Aaaoclated T-ess !


Washington, August 26.-As a re-
suit OF a conference today between
members of the federal reserve board
and Senator'S Owen, Hoke Smith and
Vardaman, bill viii be introduced
in congress to reduce the amount of
capital necessary to qualify state
bank for membership In the federal
reserve system from $4,000 to $780,
600 with a provision that the capital
stock must be increased 10 S25,oo1
within nine months.
Senator overman today introduced
O bill to reduce the tax on emergency
currency during the first three months
outstanding from three to one pei
cent
The reduction Of the capital requir.
cd .or state members of the reserve
system Is advocated by the southern
senator's as relief for the financial
stringency in the south due to fail
ures to sell cotton abroad.
Senator Hoke Smith announced to-
night that he would introduce ar
amendment TO the currecny laws tt
permit the issuing of currency or
commercial paper to the extent o.
70 per cent OF its face values instead
of 80 per cent as now provided b,
law. Another proposed amendmeR
would reduce the annual tax on emer
gene currency from 6 per cent pei
annum to per cent.
An amendment to permit domestic
bills of lsdsns to be regarded az com
mercie1 paper has been drawn by tht
reserve board and sent to Senate
Owen. In the present law foreigl
acceptances are accorded this right
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AMERICANS WARLIKE
Men Volunteer Their Services to Bri
tain for o Foreign Legion

Men Volunteer Their Services to Bri.
tain for o Foreign Legion
I.nndnn. Any. 2s,---AIanr Americans
lava enlisted In the foreign legion or
ganfzed by Captain aicci, who. fought
with Garibaldi. The services or the
legion, have. been offered TO the Bril-
tish war Office but have not been ac-
cepted. The legion contains 3,e00 men
and 200 officers.
Paul and Kitten Rockwell. brothers,
young college graduates from Ashe-
Vile, N. c., are among those who left
today for Paris. to enlisi. Before de-
parture Paul Rockwell said:
1--WE came, over TO Europe Just for
q pleRscse trip but made up. our minds
we want 20 hight sor. the allies. Bels
giun won our admiration by her game
fight. 3 France Is in tie thick OF the
fight and we want to help her out as
best we can.
'tFwe desire to get into action right
away and the French army seems TO
be the place for US. We realize how
serious the game is, but are willing, IL
necessary to offer our lives for the
allies" "a
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ssAE SENTENCES sgE FENCES
Nay Ne skAs Let ee FIslaters Of the
- = Anu-TrEsE Laws.

Waas.ir ,sfrar AueI1nfl 2., ,--Advocafaa
OF iail seEtences for trust law break
ers won . victory iR the senate today
and by q 20 to 2I vote Incorporated
In the pending Clayton b!li pro-
vision 70 make violations or the f4ty-
ingv contract punishable hy fmpEis0na
ment. Opponents cpEs.sets;sd ths pro-
posed federal trade commIsslca should
be authorized TO deal ty Injunction
with those preHsices poS eportsd BY
criminal prosecutions Under. the Sher-
man antitrust law.
The 'stying" contract section = az
finally agreed would make It unlawful
for any person 70 sell or sease q. pat
ented article on condition that sup
plies or other erticles be bought OF
the patenfee. The provision was desig-
mated &c change the law as estsbsishad
hv tka "rninanrrarahs daciainn OF tha
supreme court.
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''No," said Bud. shaking his dead
slowly.
Then must say, good.by?"
She waited. but he did not answer.
"Yor have been so good to me-" she
went on. $50 brave. end-have been
brave. too?" she broke in pleadir5ly
Hooker nodded his head, but he did
not meet her eyes.
"Ah, yes," she sighed. "You have
heard what Phil han said. / wish now
that my mother were here, but-would
you mind? Before go want to-give
you o 'lissI"
She reached out her hands impul-
sively and Hooker started back. His
eyes, which had been downcast, blazea
suddenly as he gassu ct her. and then
they fitted to Phil.
mo-" he said. and his voice was life
less and cbpked.
You win not ".euhe asked, after O
pause.
mol" he said again, and she shrank
away before his glance.
Then good-by." che murmured. turn.
ing away like ore in dream, and Bud
heard the crunch OF her steps as she
went toward the horses with Phil.
Then. as the tears weiled to his eyes.
ne heard a, a,resounding clap and rush
Of approaching, feet.
mol" came the voice OF Gracia,
vibrant with indignation. "I.say mol"
The spat Of her hand rang out again
and then. with 8 piteous sobbing, she
came running back to Bud, hating
with the stiffness OF her long ride.
II hate you!" she screamed. as Phil
came after her. "Oh, I hate you! No
you shall never have the kiss! What!
IL Bud here has refused It, will give
kiss to you? All. yon poor. misera BILE
creature!" she cried, wheeling uIon
him in a sudden ht,of passion. wi ere
were you when I was in, lnn ;ers
Where were you when there Was &c
one to save me? And old you think
then. to steal a kiss, when my hear;
was sore for Budf EAh. coward! You
are no ct pardner! mo, will never
marry yon-neyer! Well. go then!
And hurry! Gil how hate you--tc
try to steal me from Bnd!"
She turned and threw her arms
about Hooker's meek and drew his
rough face down to her.
"You do love me-. don't you. Bud? p
she ,sobbed. oh. soisare SO good
SO brave: and nov ssil you take The
.kissf" yts =,
rry. me! ne!' ,s,ss ssts Bud; nd,
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JoRDoN CALLS CONFERENCE
Southerners Interested In Cotton VIII
Confront Forndible List
(Ry AScNCEatpd Pfe

tBy Associated PreSS.)
New Orleans, August ga formid-
able list of subjects will confront
Southerners interested In cotton who
will mees here tomorrow for two
days conference to decide, II pos
sible what they believe should be done
to relieYa the situation brought on
by the war. The conference was call
ed by Harvie Jordon, of Atlanta,
president of the Southern Cotton As
sociation and representatives from
several Of the cotton growing states
are expected to attend.
The subjects drown for discussion
range from ware house facilities to
next seasons planting and from the
minimum price that spot cotton
should bring this year to ocean trans
portation 1t is the intention Of those
foremost in prompting the conference
to have the ideas OF the southerners
presented to congress before any ac-
tion aiming at elleyiating present con-
ditions have been taken.
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TO DEFEND BERLIN
Germans WEE Withdraw Frem From
tier Into Their Own Country.
(Dy Associated Press}

tDy AssoclAted &fEeSst
The. Hague. August 20 Via Lon
dom ne military correspondent OF
the Neuwe Co1rant declares iie can
state on Trustworthy authority that
the Germans plan to abandon tempor-
Arily rsast and west Prussia and Pome-
rania TO the Russians and withdraw
slowly to the river Oder. where the
main defencesl OF the Berlin lie. ~.
Germany" according to She cor
respondent. appears TO have under
taken this measure to give. time ito
nerl army operating against France 10
try and deal the British and French
armies taeir death blow and then to
march to Paris, the distance between
Mons and Paris being four times less
than the distance between So. Peters.
burg and Berlin -.
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The Land Of
Broken Promises
l(previously continuedl
by DAN COOLIDGE
sThe Fighting FoO "Hidden Waters 1The Texcans ete
Illustrations by DON J. LAWN

'sWelIfS he haids Blowly SdetaehinG
,Gracia's fingers and putting her hand
away.
As Phil ran forward TO greet them
ne stepped ,sulleniy of to one aide.
What they said he did not know. for
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Prince Frederick KiIled.

Rome, August 26.-2.30 p m.-Via
Paris, 7.15 a. inflow Prince Freder-
ick William. OF Lille. died In the fisiit-
lag before Liege is described terse-
ly In a dispatch received here from
the headquarters OF the German army
The princes infantry regiment was
surrounded by the Belgians under the
walls OF Liege and he was struck by
two bullets IN the neck and chest
while standing among his men. He
died almost instantly.
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his mind was suddenly blank; but
when Phil rushed over and !wrung his
hand he came back to earth with
start.
"3udl" cried De LaRcey ecstatical.
ly. how can / ever thank you enoughl
You brought her back to- me. didn't
ycu, old man? Thank God you're safe
I've bes,. watching Ger yau with
glasses ever since i heard you had
started! I knew you would do it,
perdner: you're the hest friend q man
ever had! But-say, come over here
minute-I want to speak to YOU"
He led Hooker OF to one side, while
Gracia watched them with Jealous
eyes. and lowered his voice as he
spoke. . se.t4s
twas awful good Of you. Bud" he
whispered, sbnt I'm afraid you've got
in badI The whole town "a crazy about
It. Old AraEen caias up on -sthe first
train, and now they've wired that you
killed Del Rey. BY jove.; Bad, want
that pulling 1t q little strong? Captain
of the rurales. you know--the whole
Mexican government As beaind hitn-~-
and .Aragon wants you for kidnaping!''
What's that?" demanded Gracia, as
she heard her OWE, name spoken.
Bud looked at Phil. who for once
was at loss for words, and then he
answered slowly.
''Your father IL down at the station" |"
he, said, looking for--yca.
!" eli, he Ssta ! ii1aSe me: :. :. cried Gra-
cia defiantIy. I'm acroes the line
now! I'm free! can DO what I
please!"
But there's the immigration ONCE, !"
interposed Phil pacificaliy. "You will
have to go thers--and your father has
claimed you were kidnapped"
Ha! Kidnapped" laughed .Gracia,
who had suddenly recovered her
spirits. And by 3Whon,f''
Weil-by Bud here" answered Da
Lancey hesitatingly.
Graeia turned as he smoke and sur.
yeyedz Hooker with meeking smile.
Then she laughed again. 6, !.
Never mind, she said, afIl; fix that.
HI tell them that I 1kidnaped ,him!"
Mo. but seriousiyi" protested De
Lancey, as Bud ehuckied. hoarsely.
You can't cross the line, without being
passed by the inspectors, aad-weiI,
your father IN there 10 get you back
But Iswill not so!.. lung hack Ora.
-oh. my dear eiglin cried De An.
seys frowning Ia his perpiaSity, ayou
ssyn't tipde derstand. !. and you make II nW.
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TRsKiliNG FROlI RRRLIN
Germnny Is Giving Transportation to
. 5S the Stranded Amerlcans,

Berlin, viE Copenhagen ard London,
Aug. 26.Spscial trains with sleeping
cars and dining ACCOMMODATIONS will
laeye Beriils eath dag Tor Holland as
long as tiiSy are geaififed by Amert-
cans. TIE ordinary raj, .ay service In
German Is being reAnmed and trans
soen vii be rnnaIng In all 1iSecticps,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-05-09
WEST LIBERTY

WEST LIBERTY. W. Va. May 8
The Girls Giee club OF wheeling. under
the direction OF Prof. Walter Brown.
VIII give a concert at the Normal on
auspices OF the Ladies Aid society OF
the short Creek church. Following are
the members nrst soprano. Misses Jean
Armstrong. Clara Stroebel. Ethel Kit
second soprano. Jean Day. Vida North.
Esther Smith. Anna Grandstan. Mfgnon
Lenkard nrst alto. Hazel Seamon. Ella
Weeks. Helen Hunter. Alpha coberiy.
Frank Montgomery. Miima Britt. Han
nah Jerome. Alice Smith. Emma
beattie. Seabright. pianist
The Ladies' Aid Of the " y church
ne. at the home OF Mrs. &. W. Rogers
Communion services will he held NJ
the short Creek NJ. T.. church next sun
dnN morning. conducted bv the district
superintendent and the pastor Rev. l..
Warwood on unday afternoon.
a number or visitors were present
AZ the Eastern star chapter Friday
evening.
The Agricultural and Social club viii
meet at the Normal Saturday evening.
Mrs Emmerson who has been serious
y gu l. improving some.
Miss Julia Ridgley H. again confined
Mrs. G. W Rogers Mrs. Mahaia Nc
Coloch and Miss Maud curtis were
guests OF Mrs. Edward Emsiey Tuesday
evening.
J 6 waddel spen; Monday and Tues
Miss sue waddel was the CUES, OF
Miss Carrie Morrison at Warwood this
week.
w. w. g. Curtis snent Monday and
TUESDAY AZ his home here
Mrs Ella white was a Wheeling WIS.,
iior last week.
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Moundsviiie Briefs.

George w. Blake and little daughter
OF wooster. d. are spending a few
days in city as the guest of Mir.
Blake's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Blake. on Fifth street.
j. A. Kelley of Glen Easton was in
the city yesterday calling on friends
and -transScting business.
Mrs. George Beckett of Morton ay.
enue. who recently underwent an op
Grafton at the Ohio Valley General
hospital at Wheeling. is improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. John White OF
brownsville. Pa. are spending a few
days IN the city as the NJ OF Mr..
Whites parents on Jefferson avenue
| Chief of Police w. L. Games has
returned home from Portsmouth, o.
where he o a released convict TO
face a charge OF burglary.
Mrs. Sam Conwell of Tarentum.
Pa, will arrive in the city Monday
and VIII spend several weeks visiting
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. g. w.
Byrnes. on Fifth street.
Mrs. Carl Clayton and daughter.
who have been the guests OF relatives
in the city for the past two weeks,
left yesterday for their home at Rich
wood.
Mrs. J. c. shrimp OF Cleveland. o..
arrived last evening on a visit TO her
mother. Mrs. Ida Hankins. on Second
street.
Mrs. Edna Klee of Hannibal. o, is
spending a few days in the city as the
guest Of Mrs. John Wright on Third
street.
MIR. j. A. Pyles Of New Martinsville
spent yesterday in the city transact
ing business and calling on friends.
George Howell OF West Alexander
spent yesterday in the city calling on
friends.
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company. Cleveland. W. ID. Fourier
AID others. s35. OOo.
The Cleveland Second Mortgage
company. Cleveland. j. NJ. KEEPER and
others. so .O0O.
The East Youngstown Development
company East youngstown. John l..
McGarry and others. SIS .OOV.
The Fourier Realty company.
Cleveland. W. ID. Fourier others.
The Lorain Building Investment
company. Elyria. William c. Sharp
and others. $500 10
The Fourier Building company,
Cleveland. W. ID. Fourier and others:
$4,000.
Increase:
The Central West Coal company.
Columbus. $4,000 to $4,000.
Reduction.
The Feder-Silberbcrg company. Gin
~cinnati $500. 600 to 5000.
TOLEDO. May s-That a vote on
the Hobson resolution for a national
prohibition amendment TO the cOnsfi-
tuition will be deferred by the house
OF representative until fall was the
opinion expressed here this afternoon
BY Congressman Richmond Pearson
Hobson. author Of the resolution. Hob
son came here to lecture. He expected
To meet Rev. y A Baker. national
AntiSaloon league superintendent.
and Miss Mamma a. Gordan. acting
national W. q. 7. q. president here.
Miss GordaA arrived. but Baker wired
that he cOhfd not come. suggesting a
later conference in Washington of all
the great prohibition forces.
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Charles Boke. George Williams and
James Miles were arraigned before
Squire Reece yesterday on the charge
Of train riding and trespassing. In
an evening paper yesterday Il was
stated hat Boke and Williams were
arraigned on the charge OF breaking
into a box car. 4 box car was broken
open. but the two men were not con.
Nicted on that charge. After hearing
the evidence the Squire sent the trio
10 the Marshall county jail at Mouids.
Vile for Eve DAYS.
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Nc Neche Briefs.
John Elliott and wife. OF GAINESVILLE.
o.. are spending n few days with
friends In this city. Mr.. Elliott ~
~transacting business here.
George Morris. taiior. has moved his
shop from Fifth street TO Seventh
street.
Jacob Schlar. with wife and chill
dren. are in Pittsburgh. attending the
funeral OF Mr.. Schlager's father.
Mr.. u. r. Goodwin. of seventh
street. is moving his house back on a
level with the other houses on the
street.
Wayne Gatewood yesterday attend
ed h West Virginia University
Wesleyan base ball game at Fairmont.
Mrs. p. A. Martin is the guest of
her sister. Miss Reta Harnatrock. in
Moundsville.
Conductor ID. G.. McFadden Is recov-
ering from a severe illness at his home
on South Marshall street
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GOT A VIOLENT
SICK HEADACHE?
Get a 10-Cent Package of DIR.
James Headache Powders
and Don't Suffer.

When your head aches you simply
must have relief or you will 20 wild.
It's needless TO suffer when you can
TAX a remedy like DIR. James Head.
ache Powder and relieve the pain and
neuralgia At n Send ~ to
the drug store now for a dime package
OF DIR. James Headache Powders
Don't suffer. In n few moments you
viii feel fne-headache gone-no
more neuralgia pain.
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EIks Held Busy Session.

Local lodge or B. Z. q. Elks held
a very busy session last evening an
their headquarters IN the Scbaub
building on Tomlinson ~ The
usual routine business was transact
"a after which severa applications
TOT membership were considered and
pisns Tor me state convention trip
were discussed. The local orraniza.
ton II will be- recalled have Leased
the large steamer Ohio TO make the
trip and expect fully $50 members 10
make the trip. A social session was
held at the close OF the meeting last
evening.
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Many 20 Attend CIrcua

With the big circus AT Wheeling
today many % the local merchants
90 not expect 10 do their usual sat
urday rush business. From early this
morning until late this evening the
cafs or the wheeling Traction lines
Will be crowded with sight seers
and many local persons will be among
the thronR.
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What promises ~ be tho most in.
terestinE and exciting baseball game
Of his season will be staged ~ tho
f1fth street bail park next Thurqday
evening when the well known -. "
v. clubs baseball nine stacks up
aRainst tho strong "Friqky Colts" ~
the trimmell pool room. Both Man
aver kiaNtou Allen and Charles
Hunter ~ their respective teams OK.
poet a victory. Both teams Will hold
practice each evening neat week IN
preparation for the zane Since an
bouncing the game many local fans
have made ARRANGEMENTS 20 attend
The same and "a very large crowd ia
anticipated Manager Allen predicts
victory on D. strength ~ HE tarre
pitching stan. composed Of BuHem4n.
Kelley Allen and Sears. Who are ali
in the pink Of condition
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erotherhood social

Everything Is now in readiness for
the supper and social to be given this
evening In the basement of the NJ. r..
church and not in the basement Of
the McMcchen Bank building. as was
stated yesterday in an evening paper.
b committee on arrangements o
reports all preliminaries completed.
and all who can attend are assured OF
a royal feast The proceeds will be
used 10 meet the expenses OF the
brotherhood.
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Hughey Fillett the ~1fyear-old son
OF g J. Fllott. Of this city. BE- confined
~ we nom. OF n relative In barnes
vile. o.. with e cpse OF rmaIipox The
hoy went 20 that city several DAYS
3 90 visit relatives. aud a. no dId
not return. the father got into commu-
nication with ~Harnesvlic YESTERDAY
and learned that his son was confined
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Local Union 1866 OF the United
Mine Workers OF America held a meet
ing yesterday afternoon IN their head
quarters on Lafayette avenue in reg
ular monthly session. Several mat.
Ter or Importance were taken up al
the meeting. Reports Of the meeting
OF the min officials which was held
az indianapolis. Ind. were read gey
eral resolutions q the local miners in
regard 20 the scale question were dis
posed Of
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Christian Church Service.

\ cordial invitation b. extended by
superintendent Earl Freeman. Of the
q hrtstian church. To all persons 20 at.
tend The Bible school at 10 a. m.
sunday. Communion services AZ m n.
m. Evening services al 49, g. by J.
T. Deem Prayer meeting Wednes-
daF 'nin 90 o.. All are welcome.
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Tuesday evening in the Board OF
Trade room on Seventh street In reg
uiar monthly session. Several i'm
portant questions are To come before
whether or not the stores and places
OF business will closed on Decoration
Day. May so. and the Fourth OF July,
both holidays being on Saturday. Al
Is said that the members of the as
ISOLATION are divided on the ques-
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MGUNDSVILLE
VIII NOT Shut Down

President W. A. Vs. Dalzell OF the
Fostoria Glass company stated yeste--
day that there is absolutely no basis
for any rumOr that the glass facto.y
might nut down. The employees ~
the factory receive a vacation each
year. ~ which time the summer re-
pairs are made a. the plant. taking
p couple Of weeks 90 complete same
The FOstOria IL One of the largest and
best plants in the United States and
employs more men than any other
plant In tho CITY.
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Work on the r~emodellng 81 fha
-Clendenning hotel building Ar the cor
uer ~ Lafayette avenue and seventh
street n The same Will be ready for
The opening which viii BE- held On tho
First o. next month The hotel viii
ho known o. the KreRi0w Hotel in
The future o. viii b. run strictly
upon The American plan The ouen
lng viii b. held June whom me
Business Mems Association will hold
ifg annual banqet
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M'MECHEN
Church Services.

Rev. s. J. Cotton will occupy the
pulpit at the Church OF God both
morning and evening. Sunday. in the
absence OF the regular pastor. Rev.
q. N. Tracey. The subject of the
morning service. which will start at
10 30. will be Mothers of the Bible"
The subject OF the evening m at
$50. will be Mothers influence. q"
Mothers day will be fittingly observed
IN the McMechen VI. r. church Sunday
morning. Automobiles will be used
TO convey all those who are old or
otherwise disabled TO the church. The
subject OF Rev. Feller's address will
be Mother" A special musical pro-
gram will be rendered by the church
choir.
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mas had a force OF jail birds out the
past few days with the CITY nre hose
nnshlng the streets OF the city Most
All or the paved streets In the CITY
nave been flushed and are in exceII-
ent condition. The work will be con
tinued this morning n the dirt left
on me streets will be carted away.
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MeMechen Briefs.

with an attack of the dreaded dis
ease.
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Glendale. W Va
Bell phone Moundsviiie 3O5-n
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Those choice lots In the MeMechen
Midway are for sale by McCullagh
a Reid. Bell phone So. National
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The Merchants q Business Protec-
Association will hold a meeting
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Fi.shino The Streets
street tommls. Toner vs. Is IItran