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plan to private employment, the sub committee stated.
 Good will inside the plant is more valuable than all machinery to date for settlement of disputes between la Dor and capital, the report asserted. This cannot be directly developed by legislation, but sympathetic attitude by the government would help to make conditions favorable for it's development it was added.
 The subcommittee on certain prob lems declared itself in favor of the federal child labor tax or, if this were held unconstitutional, added that the constitution should be amended if ne- cessary to enable congress to regulate and control child labor.
 The committee regulated itself as advocating that the war time woman s bureau of the department of labor be continued under woman chief; fede- ral and state cooperation to combat the morality of infants and child bearing women, and the maintenance of the war time federal employment service under the department of labor working through advisory boards in the states.
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Strikes in Federal
 Service May be
 Legally Forbidden

New York, June Strikes may be legitimately forbidden in the govern ment service, according to the report made public tonight by sub-commit- .tee on industrial relations of the ad- visory committee on policies and plat form of the republican national com mittee. This situation, however, is de- clared to be contingent upon a pro- vision that impartial tribunals be es- tabllshed to protect the rights of the employees in arbitration of their dis putes with the government.
 After canvassing the country gen erally in questionaires. the sub-com- mittee reported it's findings which in- cluded:
 "Insofar as public utilities are con- cerned, there appears to be division of opinion as to whether strikes should be made illegal, and the de- cisions of commissions or tribunals be made legally binding, or whether provision should be made for thor ough inquiry by boards or~ commits sions and the force of public opinion be relied on to enforce their decisions strikes being forbidden unti lafter the decisions have been rendered.
 "Insofar as private employments are concerned, while many hold that there is no need for government ac- tion, the majority favor the creation of some form of tribunal or commits sion composed of representatives of employers. employees and the public to whom disputes may be voluntarily referred, whose decisions. unless unan imous, would not be binding or carry weight, save insofar as they enlisted the force of public opinion"
 The general principle of the Kansas industrial relations court, in it's ap- 'plication to government and public utilities favored by long majority of persons canvassed by the sub-com- mitte throughout the country, the re- port said, adding that opposition to the Kansas project mainly was from outside that state. The majority is opposed to application of the Kansas
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Meeting of |Oodmen Tonight

tba nSetlns wu will be held to- |b;eh e Moodmen ', 'a1 of the World aro a,sn !. all Woodmen and their er .. t,l invited to come. The |nra; sae orpheo theatre. Music .sa.shed by the w. O. w as sos ssoeclal program has been V. U. W. band.
 ;ma. uOre, welcome address, N. kp10n a U on "Fraternalism." C C'pTt' D presentation address n 4ps: n: Havnie of Prescott
 rrlnciples of Woodcraf fl !, ns.. ". Q. W. team
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CzechO-SlOvak and Polish Relations
 Not Broken Off

London, June 2-Diplomatic rela- tions between Poland and Czecho- Slovakia have not been broken off, as some reports recently had it, ac- cording to an official dispatch re- re ceived here from Prague today. M' Benes, the Czecho- -Slovakia foreign minister, who is now in London, in al luding to the issue between the two countries, expressed his belief that the differences would be settled peace ably.
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SEEK s2oo,ooo COTTON FUND.

Atlanta, Ga, June 2.-Ihe Ameri- can Cotton association will elect a vice-president to devote his. entire time to the work of the organization and will launch campaign for a fund of $200,000, it was announced to- night after meeting here of the exec. utive finance committee and divisional president of the association.
 Selection of the vice-president was referred to special committee which will report probably tomorrow.
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|WiIl Unveil
 K. ofC. Statue

has 'uas ssss.s Marshal Foch aceepted ee the invitation hts vii, ol Lafayette which Ft sunreIpr n,'. present to France |of ths p,eme osa Knight James uer announced here
 will take place a,
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A bad taste in the mouth comes from disordered stomach and slug gish state of the bowels Heroine cor rects the trouble immediately. It purifies the bowels, helps digestion, and sweetens the breath. Price, COG. w. L. Deewoody and company. Adv
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

bm. second son of MT. and
 Niven, is a graduate of
 yersity and university of
 md a member of the Greek
 unity, Sigma Alpha Epsilon
 Hrseas service during the
 looked chic in her travel
 Josek model of midnight t tine and imported hat of
 avia with blue osprey, as
 for their wedding trip to hlls, Washington, Philadel- l.
 York and Boston, return to New Orleans.
 Mrs. Niven will be at home W country home, Riverview
 after June 25.
 own guests were: Mrs. John
 Little Rock, Mrs. E w Vaudeville, Mesdames H. K.
 c. B Davenport of Little and Mrs, J. D. Niven and llie and Tennie Niven, Mrs, s, Miss Helen Harrison and lson of Fordyce.
 liant reception was given |of MT and Mrs. Vernon D medlately following theil |by the Ladies Auxiliary of Presbyterian church in the |rlors.
 |des color scheme of white
 was carried out in the [eratlons. < o Many baskets ot |ker filled with hydrangas < ana daies were artistical. |des table, laid with clunv \ entered with a pyramid |ake. Silver candle holders green tulle and burning 'ers' cornered the table !.l over the table was a cloud '!n shower of sweet peas. 'e punch tahle, made attrac- i. aarl-colored a spring flowers acA U. was served. A string. 'ra played throughout the 's n the guests were: Dr. and MNorns, MT. and Mrs. D .,l; Mrs. A, M. Barrow. Mrs lklns, Miss Sarah Byrd. tho paf'y and Misses Mary
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

The merchandise is moving fast and faster at our sale. Everything for the entire family. Shoes. clothing. neckwear and hosiery at big sreduc- tions 1719 West Sixth 6-2-5t
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Pns may marked by an n,;nd. affa1t at
 .a.+ zen '''ia than the wedding ding on 01
 tsTsss 1sss Nor Norris, and ;usd serhoh 1as
 Fhies s!'.h+ TIe TpIreesbbyterialn3 church re ,
 lrsianbIage riali get that filled the
 .,,;torjum was a floral .
 B t,s s'e,io coior tones of sost whlfe hed
 So.alooned SoaI,1Tusd pillars and win win =
 fss,eps,su sssrepgreens and palm aims s
 ,,spers sTels and ropes of sml-
 stoodssut t1sassts of white daisies $
 Dasso,u D'aassrer,nd of palms and
 DaSts !sS;ts inuptial candles made
 .be as'a, ceremony Mrs: O. ", w.
 the n,esram of wedding lss! mu .
 2 ,Is pf0gKlaat Kastor sang Since
 s,pn p1il.d nenl On Me" by Frank rank
 ;nr nl,'vd the ceremony Mrs; :.
 2 lnE Ioves Old Sweet stds song: 5a1
 ,ine i1ap'lM March heralded tn the ] a,1s .hs wedding party, En-
 rere ,pr the four ushers, J. J, ] Martin, Elt Leonard Jones, s. 'o
 W. Walter N. Trulock' St. { j. o l Alice MOTHS, as Tako Mo. H. ; |sstjne Psti Norris, sister of the the |ss;iIo s;d sf honor. Both maids Pla,a ;n frocks of Nile green |;ntly II tight of bodice, with itl |;rts irs,' of organdy inset with |e' They carried Colonlal E x oolden hearted daisies, |tb ffrills of green tulle. |sl,y sli preceding the bride ';nty and picturesque little Frances and Janet Speers, 'hain of daisies , entered with her father, her in marriage and also autiful and impressive ring { the Presbyterian church, ;teele assisting. the bride appear loveller r wedding night. Elegant ,arked every detail of her VII of white duchess satin. garniture. A circlet of ht the tulle veil, that fell length of her king court bououet was bridesbuds, jth lille of the valley. m was attended by his B. Niven, Jr., as best man. 2 march from Tanhauser for the occasional.
 most happy alliance, unit oes two of Pine Bluffs nent families.
 3, the second daughter Mrs. J. I Norris, is one f's most beautiful and at- s. Her rare charm and s have endeared her to T Pine Bluff, where she red. Following her grad
 the Pine Bluff High 'ost graduate work in the Chicago, she was society The Graphic, until her was announced early in
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

Metz on August 21 and President Des, chanel will accept the statue in beha'l of France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

Wright, Frances Andrews, Catherine Montgomery and Frances Wooldridpe
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The Outing club will give swim ming party at the Natatorium this evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

Mrs. Leo Levine and little son ar- rived yesterday to visit Mrs. Sam Levine.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

The Local Charity Workers will meet this afternoon at 3:O0 o'clock at the Library.
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The Ladies' club of the A. o U. w. will meet this afternoon at 8 o'clock at the club rooms. There will be a musical program and important busi- ness is to come before the meeting.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

Mrs. M. J. Gatlin, after spending four months in New York, visited the past two weeks with Mrs. w. s. Turner. 717 Walnut street, en route to her home, in Dardenelle, Ark.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-06-03

Mrs. James E. Lytle of Columbia, S. C., is here for a visit with her .parents. MT and Mrs w. B. Coop CT, and MT. and Mrs G. E. Lytle. Mrs. Lytle visited in Atlanta en route here
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Mrs. Frances Tomaszewskie, S1E Laurel, is visiting relatives in St Louis, and will return about June 19 accompanied by Miss Blanche Tomas zewski, her daughter, who has been taking course in public health nurs- ing in St. Louis.
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The Current Events club will have an open meeting at the Country club this afternoon at 3:O0 o'clock.
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MT. and Mrs. G. C. Byrd gave a dancing party in honor of their sister, Miss Doris Byrd, last night at Doris Park
 To the fascinating strains of the stringed orchestra the dancers glided happily to each dreamy waltz and sportive fox trot. Punch was served throughout the evening to the one hundred guests, boys and girls of the younger set.
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The Young Matron's Mission circle will meet with Mrs. E. A. Bell and Mrs. Wiley Williams this afternoon at 8 o'clock in the home of their mother, 418 West Twelfth.
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Mrs. R. H. Stearns leaves this af- ternoon for Toronto, Can to spend the summer with relatives. She also will visit Battle Creek, Mich.
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Misses Hannah and Flora Levine will return Sunday from New Or leans. where they have been students in college.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
nEAL EsTATE ron SALE

RRACK- Ex-sQUARE BUILT HOUSE
- seven rooms, bath attic, back porch,
enclosed; hot air heat, hot and cold
water, electric, gas; lot 75xi30 feet. Ap-
ply l.. II. Whiteman, Brookside Ave.
Brack Fix. aug20-3t
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FACTORIES WORK
ON XMAS TOYS
Manufacturers Estimate In
dustry Will'Approximate
in Value $19,0OO,OOO
IMPORTS NEARLY
DOUBLE AMOUNT

/. NEW YORK. Aug, 2O-It's a far cry
from a stuffy New York August TO a
white Christmas. But working now
at top speed are more than 200 toy
factories preparing their wonderful
surprises for the children Of America.
1t seems strange to think OF getting
ready for Christmas in midsummer,
but Santa Claus is evidently believer
In preparedness and for two or three
months has had his mlnious working
at top speed
When you see seven~passenger
touring car you think OF its producing
factory as a great industrial plant, but
when you pick up a toy balloon you
are likely to think of it as having
been made in some small shop.
AS a matter Of fact. one factory Just
completed in Ohio will make 81 100000
worth of toy balloons; another in the
heart OF New York City occupies i6
full floors solely for the manufacture
Of metals and mechanical toys, whias
a third at New Haven that manufac-
lures better toys for older children
has a plant large enough for the man.
ufacture of touring cars.
Toy manufacturers estimate that
the American toy industry will APP
proxlmate St9,000,OO0 In 1920, with a
record of more than S2,400000 Of
American toys exported
Imports of foreign toys will be
about double the American product,
but the production here Is nearly
twice what 1t was before the war
War toys viii practically disappear
from the market and, although chilg
dren are almost equally divided as re-
CARDS the sexes, dolls will be I'M
greater preponderanoe and they will
be better made and dressed than ever
hafnrh
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pApERHANGING,
TRANSPORTATION.
To Philadelphia
and Chester
Subject TO Change without Notice.
STANDARD TIME

Leave Wilmington, Fourth Street
wharf. for Philadelphia Weekdays.
7 g0 4 90. l1OO A. Nj, 13O, 800, AS, 600
eg ana $50 l.. NJ. on Saturdays an adj
5itianal trip. $50 z. Nj. Leave PhiIadel.
phia for Wilmington, $50, 800. LOO A.
ssess,,,nrdays., additional trips at 7.3O ana
a. p M. on sundays and holidays.
Sssye S.S both Wilmington and philadelphia
AZ 4 80, 900. 1880 A. NJ y % o'clock noon,
i.3o. 500, 4.lo, 600 'VO' sou and $50
= ~ siiu,ington- Pennsgrove Route: Leave
xpWalngton 5.45, 100, 500, 300, 1000.
5i,0 5o0 4 90 500, 600, 200, 500, 20 .O0.
S9oiVo0 si1.OO and 1l.40 7. NJ.
Aois cave Pennsgroye 500. $50, 500, 900,
1000. 11.oo. a. NJ, y o'elooeo6o neon, .en LOO,
Sioo0 ii 90 and r11.40 p. NJ
sRuns only on Sats., Sun. Holidays-
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PURLIC SALE.
KLAIR's BAzAAR.


R sEFfhpzy EFA6f,S b4faAEt h6a' Il,
&S At II O'clock.
L A2Ay 80 head Of horses and
M IL mules, pigs, chickens,
A AKX1MmAk auto cars, dump wagons,
dearhorns, harness Lot
of auto tires, the best OF makes-the
Diamond penna Vac, Federal, Globe.
Goodyear, Norwalk. Better get your
horses in and get the cash for them
They are worth more now than they will
be later on
augls-2O. KLAIR & HoLLINGswoRrH.
coNsTABLE's SALE.
On Tuesday, August "A. A. d. 1920. at
n O'Clock IN the morning, will be sold
/ by LUClIS /. JONES, Constable. unon
the premises Of l0l7 and 1913 Orange
street, in the city Of Wilmington the fel.
| lowing articles. things and nnexpfred
| term of lease, viz:
Il batteries, two charge OUTFITS two
motor outfits. one Amcters lot 81 auto.
mobile fittings and an goods and chat
tells. said above articles, things and nm
expired term Of lease were seized ana
I taken under landlords attachment foi
rent, growing due, and viii be sold "A
the property Of the AUTO SERVICE
! ELECTRIC COMPANY, the tenant 81
the property known as 1917 and 1Ois
/ Orange street By order Of HARRY i
/ GILLfS, Magistrate
LuCIuS /. JONES.
augl9-4t, Constable.
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ARE You INTERESTED IN saw.
~ ing actual money on your house-
hold necessities, such as beds, springs
mattresses, rugs, hoor coverings. ETC. ~
is the dollar that your husband works
one hour for spent wisely We do NOT
desire your patronage without we car
give YOU this service. Take time ~
compare our prices with others-consid-
you. Try what others who are anxious
to save have done
MuNDY FURNITURE Co,
mayI-tt Fifth and Madison SITS.
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BRADFORD'S. Phone ICES

Fine country home on Phila1
delphia pike.
T. c. BRADFORD,
1921 Delaware Avenue.
iy7-1yr
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF LAKE
Il PARK REFINING COMPANY.
TAKE NOTICE that special meeting
of the stockholders Of Lake Park Refin-
ing Company will be held at the Office Of
the corporation in the Rialto Building
Kansas City, Missouri, on the 3Oth day
Of August, 1920, at 10 A. NJ for the pur-
pose OF considering and voting for the
adoption or rejection of a certain agree
ment between a majority OF the direc-
ters Of the Dunn Petroleum Corporation
and a majority Of the directors OF the
Lake Park Refining Company, dated
July 2Sth, 1920, providing for the merger
and consolidation OF the Dunn Petroleum
Corporation and the Lake Park Refining
Company, into a new consolidated cor
pOration to he known as the Meridian
Petroleum Corporation.
such agreement provides briefly for
the consolidation Of the two companies
ABOVE named, into new cOBpOrat ion,
for the purpose Of producing, inanufac-
turing and refining petroleum and its
products, with an authorized capital
stock Of $25, 600, 600, divided into 25,OO6 600
shares Of the par value Of 81 each; for
the nomination Of directors of the new
corporation until their successors shall
be elected; for the exchange of stock Of
the Lake Park Refining Company, upon
the basis Of 50 200,0O0 par value OF the
capital stock Of the consolidated cor.
pOration and for the exchange OF the
stock Of the Dunn Petroleum Corpora
tion upon the basis Of approximately
81 s0O,0O0 par value Of the capital stock
Of the consolidated corporations 70. ire
requirement OF the stock Of the Daven-
port Petroleum Company. an Oklahoma
corporation, with approximately ST.
100000 par value Of the capital stock Of
the consolidated corporation; for the
selection Of a management OF the con-
sOlidated corporation and for other De
tails and provisions Of the proposed con
solidation.
Such agreement Is open to the inspec.
tion Of stockholders at the Office OF the
corporation at Kansas City, Missouri,
during office hours.
LAKE PARK REFINING COMPANY
August 9th, 1920. aug6-l3-20-27.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

EoR sALE-oNE LARGE RIDGE
4 way ice box, 14x14 four patent
doors; at your own price. William
Freebooter Baking Co, Pennsylvania Ave.
and Lincoln st. aug2o-3t
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.
AUGUST %


lne sun governing planet gives
love OF outdoors, desire to cultivate
ana acquire much property and
strong ntermined Will The sign Leo
gives a courageous nature. The bir,h-
stone is a diamond.
This character you win md devotea
and accomplished, loving music and
arr and a. the good things 81 iife
There is finely developed domestic
affection, a love OF home and family
and a dislike for changes. The worst
fault seems to be the inclination io
Jealousy and suspicion, which some
times makes this person unhappy
without cause.
Metal workers and machinists should
watch The Want Ads today for bet
ter positions.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

I. Everett c. johnson, Secretary of
State Of the State Of Delaware, do here
by certify that the above and foregoing
is true and correct copy Of House Bill
No 142, entitled AN Act to Amend Sec
tion Il Of Article 4, Of the Constitution
of the State Of Delaware permitting the
Chief Justice or any Judge of the Su-
perior Court Of the State OF Delaware, to
grant restraining orders and preliminary
injunctions pursuant to the rules Of the
Court Of Chancery, during the absence
from the State or temporary disability
OF the Chancellor" as the same appears
on the enrolled bill filed In the office Of
the Secretary Of State and approved by
the Governor April TO- A. ID. 1919, which
said bill proposing such amendment to
the Constitution OF this State, is pub
lished in accordance with the require
ments Of the Constitution Of the State.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF
I have hereunto set my hand
and official seal, at Dover, this
(SEAL) Path day Of July, In the year
of our Lord, one thousand nins
hundred and twenty.
EVERETT c. JOHNSON,
jy30 -fri-l4t. Secretary OF State.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.

An Act to Amend Section II, Of Arti-
eie ,, OF the Constitution Of the state Of
beiaWare, permitting the Chief Justice
or any Judge Of the Superior Court Of
me state Of Delaware, to grant restrain
ing orders and preliminary injmictions,
prhnlsuant 10 the rules OF the Court Of
eehhhcery, during the absence from the
Chancellor.
Be II enacted by the Senate and House
OF representatives of the State Of Della
ware, IN General Assembly met two
,hnirus OF an the members elected to each
mouse eoncurring therein)
Section THAT SECTION II OF Article
Y OF the Constitution OF the State Of
Delaware be, and the same is hereby
hlhenued, Dy striking out said section and
inserting IN lieu thereof, a new section,
70 be known as Section IL, as follows .
sectlon 1.-THE Chief Justice or any
oga5e E, o. me superior Court Of the state
u delaware, shall have power, in the
absence OF the Chancellor from the
county, where any suit in equity may be
instituted. or during the temporary dis
abillty OF the Chancellor, to grant re
straining orders, and the Chief Justice
or any Judge Of the Superior Court OF
the state OF Delaware, shall have power,
during the absence Of the Chancellor
from the State or his temporary disabil-
ity, TO grant preliminary in1unctions,
pursuant to the rules Of the Court Of
Chancery; provided that nothing herein
contained shall be construed to confer
general Jurisdiction over the case.
ALEXANDER p. CORBIT
Speaker Of the House.
ISAAC ID. SHORT,
President Protein Of the Senate.
Approved April TO- 1919.
JOHN g. TOWNSEND, JR.,
Governor.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
REGISTERS ORDER.
PIANO TUNING

DIANO TUNING DONE ACCURATELY
Il and promptly. X. w. Driscoll 5l3 Il.
Eighth St. Phone 4013-W. feb26-h
MO ADVANCE IN PRICES IN TUN-
IN ing and repairing. All work guaran-
teed Player work a speciality, Esti-
mates given without charge. Work done
Immediately. II. J. ANON,
mar2a-1yr. Z e. Third St Phone 2760
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ApARTMEN1s WANTED

YouNG COUPLE DESIRE THREE on
hor X iour room apartment, about oct~-
DeA ~ 1hone Oa50. augl9-L
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

xxyANTED-Two BUSINESS MEN no
w become partners in a manufacturing
business in this city; big field; party
at present is conducting same business
in another city. Box N-SS Evening
Journal onice- auGi4-6t
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

GO00O WILL Buy FARM OF 1s7
sDOUOV acres, IN Southern Chester
county, s0-acre meadow; 20 acres ins
timber; good house and barn all neces
sary outbulldings, stock, crops and i'm Il
plements can be bought and possessionH
given at once. This land is In a highE
state OF cultivation, as good as there Is
in the county. Address Dr. S. p. Young
Newark, Del Phone ia. augl4-16-1s-20.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

EOR RENT-vERY NICE TEN rood
house or two Broom apartmentsl
gas and electric. 702 Kirkwood st. Apl
ply from to p. NJ aug2O-st
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HELP MANTEn-uALE

XKTANTED - AT ONCE, TAILOR;
wv steady work. Eric X. Enberg, e2a
Shipley St aug1S-3t
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CONSTApIT'S SAI.T
BTsTNFSs Opp0RTIiNITIFS


WILL TRADE LOTS IN HAMILTON
w Park for small automobile. Ad
dress W94, Evening journal Office.
aug17-5t.
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FOR SALE

EOR SALE-EDDY ICE BOX, COST
$25, for $40 Phone 5O72-W. aug20 1t.
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FnR SALE

EoR sALE--oNE OAK ROLL TOP
n desk; also typewriter desk; good
condition. 2i2 W. Seventh st. aug20-3t.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20
James Stirlith & Bro.
DEALERS IN SCRAP IRON.
Front and Tatnall SITS.

For sale-Steam nine soil nine
nesms. channels, angles, columns. shaft
ing, pulieys, hangers, boilers, stacks
ensinesi lathes; one l2-inch power.
arlNen printing press. Hoffman tailor
SFess- aES@o1yr.
Evening journal., 1920-08-20

EoR .sALE-1-GAUGE DoUBLE-BAR-
a relied, hammerless shotgun, loading
tools and coat Gil Springer st. aug20-2t