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LEGAL NOTICES
DISSOLUTION NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that tie firm of scIIglHair aut HdciaVard, Arcnl- lvct4, WItH "ltlr"a m the t'Jtll"ns BtHE buIIdng. Pine biult, Arkahsas said firm ucIug composed uf Mitchell Selligmau and C. A. EuriSyard has thus day ucen dissolved hY mutual consent.
 The partnership VIII arrange to pay all partucrsmp debts and opliEatiOhs incurred to tals date. From this date on the undersigned will carry on tiieir business separurc and distinct, and all debts Hnd obligations made will be per ootBu aHd que bI the party making them,
 1hc firm is ne longer in existence, but the undersigned will sec that all existing firm contracts are carried out 10 Inc satisfaction of parties interested.
 Mitchell telllgnan will continue 70 carry on business nS all architect n hls own right at the salc offices .ncrrtoterc maintained.
 C. A. ldciSyard wIll have offices as an architect in his own right ill the Citizens Bank Building, Pine Bluff, ArkansaS
 This 29th day of December, f91o
 MITCHELL SfLIIGMAN
 G. A. EDELSVAitD l2sl =1-7-1l
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Mrs. Anne Dike, directors. of New
 York. upon whom have been bestow-
 ed the cross of the Legion d. Hon.
 neur. It is their fourth decoration
 Mrs. Elizabeth Scarborough of Hart
 ford, Conn.,; Mrs. Lewis B. Still
 well of Lakewood, N. J.; Miss Fliz-
 abeth Perkins and Miss Gabrielle
 Gourd of New York, and Mrs. Rob- ert Lovett, Boston. Mass, other di- rectors, have received the Metallic de Reconnaissance.
 Z In 1917. the French Department of Agriculture and the Academic q Agriculture awarded the seven wom- en named medals in recognition oi their successful efforts in Misin, grain and wheat on the neglected fields in the, Aisne, thus helpin.' the people to become self-support- ing. In 1918, they were decorated (with seven others of their unit)
 with the Croix de Guerrc for ser. vices rendered under fire, and in ! 1919 they were remembered official ly again. s.
 Miss Barbara Allen of New York
 Miss Rose Dolan of Philadelphia
 Mrs. Marie Lehr and Miss Virginia Latrobe of Baltimore, and Mrs. Ar
 thur Taylor of Charlottesville, Va.
 have also been decorated with tho
 gold medal, while the silver medal has been given to Mrs. Stone and
 Mrs. and Miss Atcherson of Colum-
 bus, Ohio, the Misses Gourd, Jessie Carson and Gertrude Folks of New
 York, Mrs. Lovett of Boston, Mrs Mary M. Needham of Michigan, the
 Misses Margaret and Alice Parsons
 and Miss Margaret Stevenson ol
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Suit for S2O,O0O Says Plaintiff
 Same as Dead

Savannah, Ga, Jan. 10.-Georges Van Horne has filed suit to recover $2O,O0O damages for his own death, passing his claim and contention that he is already, to all intents and pur- poses, dead. The suit is against prominent Savannah capitalists who owned and tenants who occupied q building from which heavy shut ter fell and struck him, causing the injury which he claims has as good as killed him.
 This novel legal tangle has very simple explanation, unusual as it may seem. Van Horne sets up that at the time he was hurt he was af- flicted with an incurable but dor mant cal,rHr of the liver, and that the acciu mt awokc to activity the sleeping cancer and that it is now rapidly progressing toward fatal termination. He is advised by his physicians that he can not hope to live more than year. With the cancer dormant his natural expect ancy was minimum of 10 years.
 Van Horne has an array of mcdi- cal testimony to substantiatc his contention.
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New York Sugar.

New York, Jan 13.Thc local market for raw sugar was firm and unchanged at 12 cents for Cubas cost and freight equal to 1904 for centri- fugal. The strike at some of the Cuban ports is said to be interfer. riug with the shipment of sugar to some extent There were sales to. day of 15,O00 bags of Cubas to- a local refiner at F cents cost and freight, clearance this week.
 % In refined arrivals seem to be in, creasing and consequently allot- ments by refiners arc moro numer- ous. One refiner has announced q price of l5 cents for fine granulated but it is expected that such allot. ments of sugar as they will make will be directly to the trade through their own agents and other price lists were unchanged at 16 cents.
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: Tanning My Husband ::
Copyright 1919, by The Mcclure Newspaper Syndicate

Have you never thought once, Crittenden," I asked calmly, after I had gotten control of myself, "just why I, above all women, should not want child yet? ?"
 Indeed I have. Have not told you the answer already?" he said, sarcastically.
 'You thought you did.'' -.
 'T know blamed we'll did," he growled.
 " 1have the finest reason woman could have" I said. "I don't want a child yet as I have told you. Ihope may not until it is right for me to have it. For I have not had the right in the past and I am not hope full of the future.
 What the devil are you driving at now," he demanded. "You-- ven't-the-right! Say, are you crazy?"
 "I meant not I alone, but we as we'll. We haven't the right. You ought to realize it, too, but you don't" I declared. "However, that doesn't alter the case. There are many, many things. my dear Crit tenden, you don't know"
 "Will you talk sense?" he asked impatiently. "What do you mean that we haven't the right?"
 "I'll ask you question instead" I replied. Do you think you are fit to be father?"
 His foot went down on the brake. The car stopped so suddenly l was thrown forward. And then, there in the middle of the street, with one of his hands on the steering wheel and the other clutching the flesh of my arm, he made me tell him what I meant. He said had in suited him, had assailed his integ- rity, impeached his character and
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COMMISSIONERS $ SALE.

Notice is hereby given that pursuant to a dccrctal order of the jefferson ciiauccry court in the case of Cotton l,ctt savings X Trust company vs. Annie Moore Woodbridge, LueiuS Moore, minor, and certain lands, the undersigned, ah tonnlssioner Of thts ourt. will on the
 FIST DAA Or' JANUARY, 1920 during the hours for judicial sales, off fer for sale at public auction to the highest and best bidder, at the front door of the Court House. in Pine Bluff. Arkansas, npon credit of three nouths. the following described lano, situated in Jefferson county, Arkansas, to-Wit:
 Tlc southeast quarter of the south- west quarter of Section TWenty-four, oWnsnip seven south, Range eight west.
 The purchaser of said land will be rcdHlrrd to execute bond with approved security for the purchase price, and q lien will be retained upon said land i'd secure the payment thereof.
 Witness my hand this 31st day of December, 1919.
 $. r. vAULX, Commissioner b l4
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done a lot of ather things to him that were entirely foreign to my mind.
 You'll tell me what you mean right now" he declared. Out with i it."
 "I mean merely this," I began, try ing not to squirm as his fingers dug into my arm. "An innocent little life should be protected long, long before it begins. That to me is as true as religion. It is part of my religion, anyway. l think the little flowers that bloom and bring their sweetness and their beauty into the world should not be made to grow in unbeautiful, unhappy places. It hurts them when their environment is ugly although they make efforts to overcome their surroundings. Little babies are much like little flowers, tender and sweet and inno- cent. I feel that they should have their opportunity to bloom and de- velop where life is good and sweet. It would grieve mo to know my ba by was going to be warped and twist ed as it grew because of its sur roundings. I don't want baby yet. Crittenden."
 As I talked the grasp of his fin gers lessened Now I scarcely mo- tced it. He had said nothing, made no attempts to interrupt me. l had not looked at him as l answered his question. could not yet know whether l had made an impression on him. | doubted that l had, for he was hard when he wanted to be and for months he had not desired to be anything else.
 Idon't see exactly how this thing-what you've just said. you applies. That's all very well about
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Troops to Start
 From Siberia Soon

Washington, Jan. 13.-A portion of the American expeditionary for ccs in Siberia is to be withdrawn im- mediately, Secretary Baker. announcc- ed today adding that the withdraw al of the entire expedition was un- der consideration Gin connection with the evacuation of the Czechs."
 Mr. Baker could not say what units would be withdrawn at this time. The troops will go to the Philippines before being transported to the United States.
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ChlOrOfOrm Used
 by French Thief

St. Anthony, France, Jan. 10.- "Painless operations" on soldiers purses have been introduced in the barracks here. A burglar chloro- farmed 20 artillerymen as they slept in their hunks and then divcst- ed the quarters of all valuables, causing no suffering in the opera tion except the usual after-effects of anaesthetics.
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TAXES
COLLECTORS NoTICl

Notice is hereby given. that purpose of receiving Taxes, for ste 1919, the tax books of JeffersOithe s will be open at court house :,.c1 Bluff from. Monday, January H mm mm 10, 1920. After April 10 the loEs 25 per cent penalty and additiy re- main open for such collection. irs}
 c. M. NICavsd
 Sheriff and Ex-Officio
 Jefferson county, Arknp Pine Bluff. Ark. Dec. l. 19lOa
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By KATHLEEN FOX

flowers, but we're talking about ba- bies, said Crittenden, the least bit doubtin%ly. Then, as though lax in his duty to himself, he frightened cruelty, his grip on my arm. It was "a reminder that I had not vet sat lsfied him with my answer.
 ,"Enylronment, surroundings! Y" he then exclaimed. :" What ARE you talking about? We've got nice home, plenty to eat and wear A youngster wouldn't fare badly if he lived with us."
 "l don't mean that, Crittenden, ' l said. "You ought to know just how 1 feel just what I think. You are bound to realize the impossibil- ity of the thing under the circum stances. You know as we'll as I do what our life has been, is now"
 What's that got to do with it ?'' he demanded, angrly. "You're TO- mancing, idealizng, trying to stul- tify me as we'll as yourself I never did believe in such Stuff myself and Pm not going to begin now"
 "But don't you realize" I cried, "that the crucible of life should be swung over the fires of love that burn steadily and purely, that give more than they consume? Don't you know that such fires ought to shine as beacons instead of seeking angri- ly to destroy?"
 "And now" I demanded, at last, passionately, "do you think your love is equal to that? Could you, would you reach your hand out into the unknown and drag a little in nocent into your life and mine that you have. been making a hell? Could you, Crittenden Hayes? Do you think you are fit now? Do you think that we together ARE FTP"
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PAVING DISTRICT NO. 40.
Harding Avenue.

The tax books for the collectidl of special assessments upon the red property in paving district No. 40 n the city of Pine Bluff has been plas ed in my hands. All owners of real property lyif in the district are required to p their assessment to me within thiHf days from this date. @ If such payment is not made, ~ ion will be commencedsat the end that time for the collection of s9 assessment, and for lcgaL pena lg%I "A and cost. et
 Given under my hand this 10th q of January, 1920.
 SIMON BLOOM, City Collec4
 1-11 -f33
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Cotton Seed Oil,

New York, Jan. 13.-Cotton seed oil was lower under selling by outside longs and with the heaviness dis played in other commodity markets Closing prices were 10 to 17 points net lower. Sales 12.000 barrels. Tenders 700 barrels. Prime crude 20.00 nominal; prime summer yellow spot 22.00; March 22 23 May 22.52 July 22.58: prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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Prohibition Saves
 the Life of Horse

San Francisco, Cal, Jan. 13. - Prohlbition saved the life of a horse here the other day, officers ot the San Francisco Society for the freVentlon of Cruelty to Animals reported.
 The horse was hauling a wagon out or wholesale produce store when the floor gave way, precipitatine the animal into great wine storage vat, now empty as a result of prohi. bltlon. If the big tank had held its customary quota of wine the horse would have drowned, the humane of ficers said.
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New York, Mrs. Susan Watson Stockley of West Virginia. Tho bronze medal has been awarded Es- ther Braley of Ann Arbor, Mich; Miss Isabelle Deming, Philadelphia Miss Lucy Hewitt, New York; Miss Elsie Wilcox, Virginia. and Miss Mary Turner, Minneapolis.
 Nine members of overseas work CTS were also given the Croix dc Guerre for bravery in continuing their work under fire.
 Altogether forty-four workers oi the. American Committee, including the Medical Staff of the American Women's Hospitals, have received cr- tations from the French government
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINl

The annual meeting of s stockholders of the Bank Cid Investment company will be 1 in the directors room of the tional Bank of Arkansas, f Bluff, Ark, on January IA, . at 8 o'clock p. m. for the put of electing directors and s3 transaction of any other busss that may properly come ha said meeting.
 V. D. W7H}4
 Secretary and Trea Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 8, 19p1 12-9-1mo
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France Again Does Honor to Women
 of United States

New York, Jan. 13.-France again has honored more than score of American women, including seven directors of the American Committee for Devastated France, for theif work abroad, it was announced by that organization here today.
 Among the recipients of decora tions Are Miss Anne Morgan and
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East St. Louis, Ill., Jan. 18.-Hoes 19,000; steady; top 1505 bulk 14.S59 15; heavy fi.80ftI5; medium 4.s0Ga l1.50; light 14,25@15.05 pigs 11.5O Ml4.75.
 Cattle. 6,50O; shade lower. Choice heavy steers t6.18. Medium 11@1575; common 9.00d 1915; common 8.006 1925; butchers 700d 1900; COWS roo m12.50; canners 5.00M6.75; calves l3,50o l750; feeders 8.50d l2; stock. CTS 7l0 10.50
 Sheep 2,0O0, 25 to 50 higher; lambs 16.25M t975, culls 10M1G; yearling wethers 13M15. Choice ewes 850G II; culls 475N48.O0.
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New Orleans Rice.

New Orleans, Jan. 13.--Rough rice no sales; receipts 11,455 sacks; mill CTS 11,455. Clean rico strong. Sales Honduras 160 pockets 12 3-4M13 3-4 Blue Rose 4.369 pockets 8 3-8a 15 5-8. Receipts 19.947. Bran pei ton $500; polish 65.00.
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The wife of a member of con- gress can discharge her social duty m the cabinet in nine calls, but a caomet woman must pay more than 800 if she makes only one cal durlng the session on each sena- torlal and congressional household.
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Toronto, an authority on econo- mics, says: Until the advance of wages and the shortening of hours stop there can be no reduc- ton. in the cost of living" q.
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Liyernnol Chiffon.

Liverpool, Jan. 12.-Cotton spot in moderate request; prices steady
 Good middling 3093; fully middling 29.93; middling 28,68; low middling 26 13; good ordinary 23.18; ordinary 22.18. Sales 1000 bales including 6,200 American Receipts 10000 bales including 5000 American. Flu
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r BETWEEN II AND IS WANT
 to work mornings rom 3 to l., nv Tn person at CnamDGr oI C0m- ce, li ot
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FOR SALE.

COTTON SEED FOR PLANTING. Improved Rowden, Wannamaker, Cleveland and Webber 49. Phone or write for price-B. L. Wiley and
 brother, Altheimer, Ark. 1-11-6t
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Liberty Bonds.

New York, Jan. l3.-Prices of Lib erty bonds at 2:55 p. m. today were:
 B 1-2's 99.O0; 1st 4f 92.64; 2nd As 91.32; 1st 1-4's 9a.si;. End 1-4's 91.9O; 3rd 4 t-4's 9o46; 4th 1-4's
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Tell Your Friend. About Nicotol-EE''
 Enemy of Tda

It imprdves any mans quit tobacco if he can. q wa, awful craving that usualas is quitting without such asb bnklil Nicotol gives. Did you Fari Smokers cough? Try n tn getting rid of the tobf flns z and see how quickly hs " will disappear. Nicotot city.
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NEAT CUTTER, YOUNG MAM
 |erreu; must De honest, II hot
 alna you ouU. App4y M eat LaL- care GidpHlc. tA-ou- u
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MALE UR FEMALE nEiF

BORED MAN AND WIFE; MAN kvorK on Iafm, woman to help III bse. Appiy Room 5lo ..Nsltizena hk bulluIng. " l-lo-tI
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Shot Cotton.

New Orleans, Jan. 13,-Cotton opened steady Jan 397O; March i37.84; May 35.90; July 34.16; October 31 .00. New York. Jan. 13.-Spot cotton
 quiet; middling 39.25.
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LOOMS FOR COUPLE, LADIES
 feferred, or gentleman and Wife; he block from Main street car line. {hone 2654. l-9-6t
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bR LONG LOANS ON IMPROVED .hu or bottom IarmS at ana ,
 r cent, With prompt serplce and keraI valuaulona. See ". 5. Plercr, .om 3Ui, ClJlzens bank building, he blurf.
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kRIER BOYS, WORK DOESN'T
 ERFERE WITH SCHOOL. AP- E GRAPHIC. 10-7-tf
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The old reliable remedy. Guaranteed for one bottle to benefit any case of

TeIIdSId1 tIIeuIli0- tism, or any blood, liver or kidney disease or money refunded. G. s.
 is a great tonic and system builder.
 Sold by all druggists or sent pre-
 paid $1.00 per bottle; six bottles
 for $500. Dealers, order G. s. from your jobbers. Write me for testimonials. Enough said. adv.
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ONE FORD PASSENGER CAR, t5oUu cOnQitlon at q rcaSonaDll .1I.Gc; LaIl at the Pine DluII ua rage.
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AGENTS WANTED

ZPERT AUTO PAINTING AND
 hse decorating. Detroit Auto &ntlng company. Twenty years berleuce m lne pusIneSs. ZUJ sU second, phone 2O14. iU-1o-r1
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of stove pipe and elbows, only used
 few weeks cost S28; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCallop, Furniture Mover. 1-6-tt
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APARTMENT OR Fuite of rooms wanted; references Fiven. C.. w. Houghiand, care Graphic. 1-13-6t*
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WANTEU-ROOMS.

NO OR THREE FURNISHED
 oms for light Housekeeping; must } close in. Pnonc 15S4. l-ll-t
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ONE 1918 FORD TOURING CAR, see Geo. Il. Adams, or phone IA.
 ll-11-tl
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WOULD SELL SEVERAL SHARES stock Tn Arkansas and Texas Oil and Lease Co. Nos. l and 7, at a bar gain, phone 1899. 1-10-6r+ +
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FOR SALE

NEW TEN-TON SEMI-TRAILER complete with fifth wheel. Bargail h prce for quick sale. Rockwell Mig. Co,, Camden, Ark 1-l3bta'
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NICELY FURNISHED BED ROOM
 flor rent, 1917 West Barraque, phone
 31, 1-11-6t
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MODEL IN" HUPMOBILE TOUR Ing car; good running order; cleo tfic lights and starter; cord tires;
 will sacrifice ii taken at once,
 good reason for selnng. 1T inter ested see or phone Zacn Tankersley, phone No. lzl or l6i6. 12-7-ll
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

THREE ROOMS, FURNISHED OR |hnfurnished. Call phone 2l43. 1-14-6t
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THREE MILCH COWS, WITH calves three and four weeks old;
 each COW yields from 12 gallons to 3 gallons daily. Bargain if taken at once. Charleston Howard, 709 East Sixth. 1-13-6t+
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- WANTED-HOUSES

FIFTEEN OR SEVENTEEN ROOM house. Call 1884. 1922
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1122 W. 5 rooms, modern conyen- fences, now vacant, on paved street. 1-2 block to car line price $3,ooo; 1-3 cash balance, $30.OO per mon'h' six per cent, 221 E. 2nd, rooms, ? blocks -na east of Second and Main. Price s4''oo' New modern bungalow, 7o5 E. zho S3,O00.00, terms. 1o05 F.. 5th, rooms; Sl,75O, Szoo cash, balance monthly. ,114 W. Baraque, rom;ss nat, ' modern convsniences, half DiocS of ear line on paved streets all paid out, S3,0o0. ,aoa ". 17th, 4 rooms, years old' 0ou on naved street. Price sl,ooo'oo; saoo. .OO cash, balance s25.oo per month. Now vacant.
 ,.+h and Hazel, 8 rooms, garage; NJ Now W vacant. Price s8oo.Oo SSo'oo cash balance si5.oo per montn: Ao 'aon' acres land on Sulphur springs 4o ,;na g acres in cultivation room r house, barn we'll etc
 nlcNEw REALTY co.
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIFTY tons several varieties of long staple in store and to arrive. Ragland and company. l-9-lmo
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E. St. Louis Liyestocr

- { l-4's 9s.7t.:
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WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC- ond hand furniture. We also repa'' furniture and connect gas stoVe'' Ewing Furniaure Co.,, 3l9 a lihe t street, phone 2489. l2-oo-I
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FIFTY TONS, OF HAY AT s25 PER
 ton, one roll top desk, and one L. C.. Smith typewriter, J. S. Purnell, 1900 West Sixth. 1-S-6t
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SIX ROOM MODERN HOUSE, built for a real home; 24th and Olive St. Up to date in every re- snect Bath, gas and light; three bIocks from two car lines; lot high and dry, good garden, lawn, garage and store room. This bargain 's offered for immediate sale at s3e75; part terms if desired. ron rom
 Dlous'su. SEX 1-14-3t
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-20
BILL FOR TAX EXEMPT
DWELLINGS REPORTED
AIdermanic Committee Acts
FouorobIy on Ordinance.

The general welfare committee of the
Board OF Aldermen reported favoraoly
Yesterday an ordinance for the exemp-
ton from local taxation. except assess
ment for local improvements. Of certain
classes Of new buildings for dwelling
purposes. The measure is substitute
for bills introduced by Alderman VIII
lam T. Collins majority leader. and
Henry II. Curran. President OF the
Borough of Manhattan.
Mr.. Curran and +. ii. La Guardia.
President OF the Board OF Aldermen
have signlfied their intention 10 fight
for changes in the proposed ordinance.
It's main provisions are that exemptions
shall extend until January /, 1887, and
that new apartment houses. other than
hotels. shall be exempt from local taxa
ton other than assessments for local
improvements provided the rental shall
not exceed SIS per room per month
Apartment houses whose first floors are
used for commercial purposes must DC
at least four stories high TO obtain eA-
emption One family dwellings VIII he
exempt UP to cost OF $4,000; two
fa uily. 1900. and multifamily up to
$40. 900 for each family.
The purpose of the proposed ex-
emption is to encourage construction OF
dwellings to relieve the housing short
age. and endeavors to follow the spirit
of exemption legislation adopted at the
special session of the Legislature. at the
same time saving to the city as much
in taxes as possible.