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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-10
JUNE 8
PROBABLE DATE
Of CONVENTION
ST. LOUIS MAKING
AN UPHILL FIGHT
Hundreds Of Republican Party
Leaders at the Washington
Meeting

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9.-Although
Chicago admittedly was the favorit" TO.
night for the 1920 convention city or
tho Republican party. ch"ic" OF Whlch
will be made here tomorrow by the ma
tiunal committee boosters for ST. LOUIS
still are making determined campnign'
ard were asserting that they had tSht-
ing chance to win.
The hone Of the ST. Louis delegation
was placed in conferences with commit
tee members which extended far into
the night, and were expected 10 be re-
Sumcd tomorrow morning oclorc thc
committee meets to make it's selection:
Privately tho hackers Of the Missouri!
city admitted they had an uphill night,
hat they claimed gains during the day
and evening from the Chicago support
crs and expressed hope that in tho end
they would swing over majority or Inc
committee.
To . Showdown.
So confident were the proponents OF
Chicago that some of them predicted
the claims Of st. Louis never would be
laid formally Moro the committees, The
sYs FrEs, ES psFhxS psFtisnns "%S %So
declared emphatically they would carry
their Rght 10 final showdown;
Meantime discussion as to the date OF
tho convention. which also Will be hNcd
by the committee tomorrow. centered
about Tuesday, Juno s.
The custom OF Convcning the con-
vcntion on a Wednesday. il was predict
cd by the leaders. would b" changed III
order TO provide q longer week and pre-
vent the usual congestion of business
on Saturday.
State Conference.
Selection of n time ana place for tho
convention Will conclude the formal
business Of the committee meeting. bu;
most Of the hundreds of party leaders
who have come To Washington for the
OCCASION arc expected 10 stay for III" seq
sion Cf state Chajrmcu which Ccnvencs
Thursday Some of them Will remain
until the end Of the week. oniinuinG the
discussion Of political candidates and
policies which has been proceeding IN
the numerous gct-t"Eethcr sessions
which have featured IN" gathering here.
With the arrival today OF the last "f
those who are to attend tho meeting
conferences over presidential possIbilI-
ties greatly multiplied until III" claims
of upward OF Il dozen pott ntial candI-
dates were being presented in the race
for prc-CUuycntlUn advantage.
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GREEK AND TURK
FORCES IN CLASH

SALOSIKI. Dec. 9--Grrrk troops ad-
yancing /" the line of d"mnrcation in
ASin Minor. which WAS liked by TIN"
pence conference. have rlaShrd with
Turkish forces. the resistance Of the
latter being broken. according to an Of
ficIal statement issued at army head
quarters The Turks numbered about
1000 and were SUPPORTED by number
Of machine guns, the statement says
The Greeks lost an adjutant and six
soldiers killed and n suh-licutennnt and
II soldiers wounded. while the losses or
the Turks have not been determined.
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SET DATE FOR HEARING

rHARL LESTuN. W. Va. Dec. 9~-H"nr-
in,. wIs ST for JANUARY Il. yesterday
hy ,hr .suprcm" court Of appeals Of
West Virginia, in IN" petition OF the
Hone Natural Gas company Tor a SuS-
pension Of tn" order "i the puollr ser
,irr rnrnisiun requiring that gas L."
furnished the Il ~tr.hutinE companies
Al Murgautown. Tho order Of IN" com
mission was suspended until I'll" dat"
OF hearing by tho court
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FIRST MOVE In THE
NEWBERRY CASE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Dec. 9.-The
first move Of counsel fnr IN" 1875 de-
PENDANTS in th"ir trial on charges Of
corruption in the election Of Senator
Truman II. Newberry. il was announced
tonight will b. n formal r"Guest on
Thurs day for a complete list Of witness
ses who testified before m" grand jury
which returned the indictmCEt
Argument On the mi;spn. L was said,
will BE- presented next Monday by .At-
toraevs James .. MurfIn and George
Nichols.
Five respondents remain to be ar.
raiYncd. Two are expected "a aprrar
yet this week and the others are i'll or
absent from the state.
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE
ATLOWEST LEVELS

NEW YORK. Dec. 9.--Forcicn "1-
change or rcrittanC"S 10 England.
Franc. Italy and Germany, melted 10
new prIntS ot depreciation today.
Ipcrnand sterling declined to $&:SNa4.
against the rr"-wsr rat" If $A.A!A ~. or
CONSIDERABLY more than dollar to the
Francs or bills ON Paris. normally
worth 5lSi. to The dollar. fell to ll.0o&
and Italian lire. which sold on parity
With francs h"fur" th" war, dropped -
13.ru IL" I" tn" dollar. MARKS SN'd
M -, cents. acnlnS' the prc-war quo
tat'on Uf - Ito cents.
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PROBE MAYNARD's CHARGE

WASHINGTON. Dee. Am official
vii hc ordered by the war
department into statements attributed
to RrIv!n W. Maynard. of the army air
service. that III" secret Of the failurc
Of some pilrts in tn" rrC"n; transcon-
tinrntal army air rae" can be attrlb-
utcd to too much booze.
II IL Is found that Lieutenant May
nard has been correctly quoted II was
said today at the department he will be
required Ia justify or prove his state
mcnts before an official board.
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BOOST HARDING
AND SUTHERLAND
FOR PRESIDENT.
WEST VIRGINlANS
BECOMING ACTIVE
In Behalf Of Sutherland, While
Buckeye Representatives
Favor Harding

WASHINGTON. Dec. 9Th" Rcpub-
lican representatives from Ono at \
meeting today unanimously endorsed
Senator Harding for the presidential
nomination. and eleven Of the thirteen
Republican members Of the house from
Indiana held another meeting 10 perfect
their plans on behalf Of Senator Wat
son.
Friends Of Senator Sutherland OF
West Virginia also became active to-
night making plans for an extensive
campaign for his nomination and dis
tributing among the committeeman
pamphlets urging his selection for tho
presidency. \ number Of West Nlr-
ginia representatives and others from
that state he'd 4 meeting at which
Comprchcnsivc plans TO further his in
terests are understood to have been
considered.
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40 BELOW ZERO AT
NEW CASTLE, WYOMING

NORFOLK. Ncb. Dec. 9.-Ncw Cas-
tie. Wyoming experienced what is be-
hev"d tn HAY" been the coolest weath"-
in thu United States today. According
20 rrpurtS received at the tclCphon"
comrany's district offices here the Their
u,rmctcr registered forty degrees below
zero at that place during the early
morning hours.
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BAInoT TAKEN YESTERDAY DE-
GLAZED TO HAVE BEEN THREE
TO ONE FOR RESUMPTION
OF WORK.
Ballot Taken at City Building Auditor
iu,n at Benwood yesterday From
Ten O'CLOCK in The Morning to
1890 p. M-STtke Officials Mum.

with the announCCmcnt of the
? 70 | vote Of Wh""hnE steel Il
Iron company employees i'll favor
rf returning T. work. N" "nd "t
tho stool Strlk" in Wh""llnE iS
practically at hand.
Earlier in 'hr might. the Strlk"
Of loo employees ~ Tho 'arnr sic
steel plant at l;rIlrr-c was called
off
The II Sell" plnut Of III" Am
/ er,can Sheet X Tin rla'" COM
many at Tw"nIy-nIn'h street. re-
SuImcS operations Thur dny. TIL"
resumption If operations ~ the
A"ina standard plant at Martins
Ferry begins this morning
An Intclli SCnr"r reporter
found operations already in pro-
| gresS Mt III" RivcrSid" plant "f
the National Tube company. 9HA
men being nt work yesterday and
one furnac" in tn" luh" depart
ment working. and pipe being
made.
Pickcts have h"",. yithdra %n
! from the plants al B"nwnod.
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BIG THEFT OF wuISKEY.

Sp"ClaI To The IntCTIE"NCCr.
MARTINSBI RG, W. Va. Dec. o
Thieves tapped Il thirty gallon barrel
II whiskey n IL" plant Of the IannIs
Distillng Company n This city today
md stole It's cont n'S, which according
To present bootleg prices iS worth ST.
500. Thieves also entered the Dennis
wholcsalo tobacco store today and stole
$3.50 worth Of tobacco and chewing gum
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WASHINGTON. Dec. s.-Another cold
wave is sweeping eastward from the
plains states and the weather bureau TO-
day ordered cold wave warnings for
lower Michigan. ohio. Indiana, Ken
lucky. Tennessee. West Virginia. west
crn New York. Western Pennsylvania.
parts of Virginia and Georgia. the ex-
tr.me northwest Of Florida and for Ala
hana. Miss Issippi and the West Gulf
states
Wednesday IN The region Of the Great
Lakes. the Ohio Valley, Tennessee and
the east Gulf states and Wednesday IN
the Atlantic states. y
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Opposition to Settlement Of
Coal Strike Develops in
Meeting Of Mine Workers

GENERAL COMMITTEE IN SESSION OF SEVERAL
HOURS IS UNABLE TO REACH AGREEMENT
WILL RESUME CONSIDERATION THIS MORN
ING-CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS IN JUDGE
ANDERSONS COURT HELD UP PENDING AC-
TION OF MINERS
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LONDON. Dec. l0.-Premi"r LLOYD
George will introduce the new Irrsh
home rule bill in parliament Monday,
according to the Daily Mail.
The newspaper adds that IN" Dill pro-
yidcs for two legislatures with a CO.
ordinating senate. but that the powers
TO bc allotted TO the senate mNc not
vet been defined. II says the fate or
the bill will depend on the government $
generosity in this respect.
DI'RLIE, Dec. 9-The Evening Tel
egraph today published rumor which
was heard in the courts today that
Lord Chancellor Campbell. Attorney
General Denis Henry and Solicitor Cen
cral Daniel Wilson will have resigned
as a protest against the home rule bill
the premier is expected 10 introduce III
the house Of sommons next week.
All these officials arc active members
Of Sir Edward Carsons Clsteritc party.
and signed the famous Ulster covenant
against home rule. but the rumor Is
discrcdited because Andrew Ronar Law,
lord privy seal. and Walter Hume Long
first lord OF the admiralty. both are
strong Carsonitc members of the cabi-
net and it is not considered likely that
the premier would proceed with a bill
lacking their acQuicsence.
If the rumor proves true II Is believed
il would mean r rupture of the coalition
government and a general election.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. S-Forsoast:
West VirHinia-8now NurrtsB AID
much colder, with . cold wave WO6nss-
day and wednesday night; ThursdSy
far and continued cold.
Ohio-Snow flurr1ss followed by
clearing Wednesday, much colder With
a cold wave; Thursday fair and cor
ttnued cold.
Western Psnnsylvania-Snow nurxtSg
and much colder with . severe cola
wavo Wednesday; ThurSdAy fair sad
colder.
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PROBLEM
To Be SOLVED
Member Of the British Cabinet
Makes Memorable
Statement

LONDON, Dec. e.-For the nrH
time in history there Is every pros-
pect of the Irish question being set
tied satisfactorily, according 70
etat,ment made IN q speech tonight
by walter Hume Long, first lord OF
tina admiralty.
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The general committee OF the miners
is composed Of eighty-fOur international
and district officials and members or
the organizations executive board and
scale committee.
After the miners adjourned this
evening II was reported that big rae
tor in the opposition 70 acceptance OF
the presidents proposal was the belief
on the part of many miners that II
would require another session or the
general convention of the United Mine
Workers TO make valid an agreement
70 end the strike.
Objections Raised
It was pointed out that the last g"n-
cral convention. held IN Cleveland. for
nuIated tho demands TO be presented
TO the operators, and voted that in the
event they were refused that strike
should be called. TIL" plan approved
by the general committee also provided
that In case Of A strike and subsequent
PROPOSALS for 4 settlement another gem
erai session would have to approve any
action taken looking To an end OF the
tlc:up.
The presidents proposal. made pub
lie by Attorney General Palmer here
. this afternoon. provides for rcsump-
. tiun Of work by the miners ut II per
, cont wage increase. pending hnal set
! tlemcnt Of the wage controversy by
! commission to be appointed ny thc
! president This commission would IN
! cludc in its personnel one practical
miner and one activ" mine owner or
: rprrator. and would not only adjust the
, wage question as related to the m
creased cost Of living. hut would ADJUST
: coal prices to meet the wage advance
| (Conttnued on Page rwelveD
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SNOW IN CHARLESTON

CHARLESTON. W. Va. Dec. 9.--Rain
and snow is falling in the metropolis
OF Southern West Virginia.
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LIS I
Noted Cincinnati Hospital Man
May Succeed P6ny o. ~
Clark Here

Special Dispatch to Tho Intelligencer
CINCINNATI. Ohio, Dec. 9.-Dr. Wal:
ter E hist, assistant superintendent o.
the Cincinnati City Model Hospital of
the World. has announced that he ID
visiting the Wheeling Ohio Valley Cen
eral hospital and has the offer Of the
superntendcncy Of that institution
under consideration. DR.. List attained
an exceedingly wide reputation for his
great success here during the influenza
epidemic. and also during his assistant
supcrntendcncy Of Long View hospital
for insane, caring for tn insana patients
of a large portion Of the state OF Ohio.
Scientific men here today expressed the
opinion that DR.. List would remain at
the hospital here and turn down the
Wheeling offer. though he has not made
public his determination regarding the
opening. Il
It was learned last evening from one
Of the officials Of the Ohio Valley Gen.
eral hospital. that DR.. Walter List. not.
cd hospital head Of the Model Hospital
of America in Cincinnati was one Ut
the number to be offered the position Of
superintendent OF thc Ohio Valley Gen.
eral Hospital. DR.. List was. in the city
yesterday and was in consultation with
the directors of the hospital. but as yct,
no one has been selected 10 fill the po-
sition left vacant by I1iny o. Clark.
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Employees Of the Wheeling Steel and
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WEATHER FORECAST
FOR TODAY

Snow FIurries and Much Colder With
Cold Wave "Wednesday.
The Washington herald., 1919-06-09
COL0RED TROOPS GET
PRAISE FOR WORK

Camp Humphreys. Va. June SIN
stinted praise for their work and dis
ciphne was given the detachment Of
Ito colored troops. stationed in the
Sanitary Corps here. al the conclusion
of their entertainment and dance in
the Red Cross ConvsIescent House.
last night, BY Lieut.. Col. C. L. oQualls,
Med. Corps, L. $. A. commandin OFF,
Ger OF the hospital and Lieut.. Robert
A. Jackson. s. C., L. S. A. in charge
or the detachment.
II was the first affair OF its kind
given under the auspices of the Ameri-
can Red Cross in the Potomac Divi-
sion. only colored soldiers taking part
In he program a nd only colored
cancers being permitted on the floor
Mrs. Harriet Doughty. sister-in-law
of former Surgeon General Gergas.
was In charge of the entertainment.
Those in the vaudeville show were
Private Howard Nixon. soloist: Cor
porai Charles Cooper and Privates E.
II. Palmer, James Williams. and
Charles Harris. quartet: Private Err
nest Turner. monologue and Private
Philip Pitt. violinist. A jazz band
from Washington furnished the music
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TAPS TO SOUND
ToDAYFoR HERO
Vernon 7. Becker. Of Fam
Gus Sixth Marines. VIII
Be Buried with Honors.

The funeral of Vernon T. Becker,
Seventy-nfnth Company. sixth Ma
rines. Second Division. of Akron.
Ohio. who died Saturday at the
United States Naval Hospital. vii
be held at Arlington at 2:3o o'clock
this afternoon
He enlisted in the Marines asa
bugler In November. 1917. and saw
training at Psris Island and ouan-
tico. Va In May. 1913. he was sent
to France He was wounded and
gassed In the fighting at Beileau
Wood and recovered and returneo
TO his company.
On September Is. nfteen days
after his 18th birthday. in the At
tack on St Mihiel. while carrying a
message from one position TO an
other. he was struck in the leg by
a machine gun bullet. but managed
to drag himself to his destination
Just as he entered the dugout. "a
high explosive shell burst and he
was injured in four places along
the spine, causing paralysis of the
lower limbs.
Becker was cited for bravery. but
died before receiving his medal ?.
He was one of the Americsn
wounded who returned TO the States
on the return trip OF the George
Washington. after IL had conveyed
the President to France. arriving IN
New York hsrbor on Christmas Eve,
1918.
When the s S. soIsce arrived in
Washington in January. Becker waS
one OF its passengers. Since then
he has been at the Naval Hospital.
where he has been an example Of
fortitude.
Becker IL survived by his mother.
Mira J. NJ. Becker; one brother. Leon
Becker. and one sister. Mrs. Ethel
Scott, all of Akron. Ohio: who were
with him at the end. and VINO are
staying at the Ethelhurst Apart
ments here.
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Navy Yard News

Dutch" Sterzer. Of the torpedo tuee
shop. and star OF the Torpedo Team
In the Navy Yard League. motored 10
New York and back. accompanied by
his parents.
. z p. Gill. sprinter of zone No. 4
ana frst basenan OF the tool and mis-
ceilaneous shop. who works in ths
sur5'y department has announced to
MS friends his marriage in October
sG'e your pennies. boys.
, W. w. kimbaIl.r Of the coppersmifh
shcp, has returned TO work. after a
vacation Of four days roH'
80
George Ssnderson hnany arrived
here from Cumberland. where he had
taken the Navy Yard Ball Team on
~. cylinders. Tommy Cnooke said n
might be sixty Horsepower engine
but hfty-nine Of them are dead.
George Kelpy. of the torpedo shou.
having been out for several weeks,
has returned To work.
/ A. W. Robinson. OF the coppersrnith
shop. enters into marriage bliss on
the 18th Of this month.
Stanley Eusebio has Joined the navsi
militia and expects to take a trip 10
France this summer. w
j. n. ZeileT. of the Seventh stree,
garage. has taken charge of the Navy
Department garage at Ninth and AZ
streets. 49,
I Henry EXIey. Of the torpedo tube
shop. after faithful service of thirty
I years. has retired from the yard on
account OF his age and i'll health.
James J. White. Of the tool .hon.
has been granted fifteen DAYS leave
I He will motor to Pennsylvania, re-
/ turning with a bride.
4 Guy W. GenunE. of the torpedo tube
shop. supplied his neighbors with
FISH. after his recent trip to- Rock
Point. Nd. where he caught seventy
! five hardheads.
A. l.. Eutroppe. chief clerk Of th4
supply department. expects To return
TO his home in England for a months
1 stay.
Raymond Ford. OF the tool shop.
motored to Chesapeake Beach Satur-
day. returning Sunday.
+. w. Leman. Of the West gun car
riase shop. after tour Of thirteen
days. has returned to work
E. A. Clemens. r. r. krogman and
Fred A. Ruth. of the torpedo tube
shop. have returned from their stay
at Atlantic City, where they tom :.
neyed by motor.
William Belts. master mechanic: r.
/ II. Doyle. J. J. Fey aand William
l McComas, all OF the gun shop. LEFT
! Friday for motor trip TO Harrfsbur-
Buffalo. Niagara, Syracuse. Neg
! York. Philadelphia and Baltimore, re-
: turning the 18th
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DEATH RECORD.
WHITE

WHITE.
Hsrriet A. Tyier. q. IlB l2th ST nv.
Rachel Lieorrmsn. %. lSSe Sh IT. nv
MsrTzpt Z. McKesrer. ls 20 F1s ave. NJ
Thosnks stsns, 70, "a y. Capt. st
George Thomas 8 months. 3ls Mclean sr. 81
coLoRED.
Ferry Wright. 20. PrO'd Hcspt.
Annie Grandson, s. 80 snd Vt. -
Carrie Peudleton. 50, 80 l. st. nv
susan Lawson. s.. 90 S ST. nv.
Maud v. Chapman, IS 10 sumner road ~
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MONEY TO LCAN.
SCIENTIFIC AsTROLoGY.

FRANK fREoDoBE Al LEN. NJ 8. p, DT
rector, Astrological Research Society, Perpnusl
readings. BY appointment. s.; typewrittsn fors
eastA. % ind up. Expert vocational ridance
Or Aliens work Is stnctiy scientific and nath.
smstical. not q matter Of feelings. imprsasions
or suesses. He 10 not q fortune teller" LII
NV Phone Franklin ea12. mylSd
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE.

Alexander and Myrtle Chsney, b~y.
Harry W. and Elizabeth Ru-r, flri
C0LORED.
Frank and Myrtle Valentine. giri.
Edward II. and Alice Jones. girl.
Dseieth A and Sadie r. Green, hoy
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PAL.AlISTRY.
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rhs siftsd DsAnaR ana ssaissoysn4 Oar -
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business for the past thirty Year,. Has given
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ith st jeI-M
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Genuine Egyptian scientific palmist. Reads yous
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Licensed by the District OF Columbia.
MRS. JEANETT
MADAM D'ASHMAN
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FOR sALElSUBURBAN

- LOTS JUST OUTSIDE THE DISTRICT
line In Prince GeorEe County; In the Bladsne
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PIANIST AND CLAIRvOYANr
Sl2 + STREET n. W.

PALMIST AND CLAIRVOYANT,
a2 r STREET n W.
Guarantees to read your entre life, past, pres.
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love, hssath and family afairs: tells the nam<
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you for your many disappointmens in othersi
she win remove all obstacles and tell you how
to win and hold the one you desire; she gives
advice on all important affairs of life rradinss
500; no one In trouble turned away money o.
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BELMONT.

Notsa siairsoyant md paimis. 0psa savssu
- bunineo uattlRA love. health, and fanfly
a6ain Tells nams of your futnrs husband q
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PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, SUPERVISING
Architects Office. Washington. d. c.. May 81.
1919 Sealed proposals will Be opened in this
Office at > p m. June %. 1919. for supplying to
the various public building under the control
of the Treasury Department hand. electric port
able vacuum cleaners during the fiscal year end
ing June 20. isp. in accordance With the sreci-
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