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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

The ever candid Echo de Paris
taunts the British that if they
had not destroyed Persian indie
pendence the Bolshevik would
not have captured Persia, and
Bonar Law retorts that the
French have an exaggerated idea
of what they will get in German
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

One of the real troubles of the
conquering Poles will come when
they try to let go of their victory.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

At any rate the country is
standing by Daniels and the
Navy.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

One Of the problems connected with
the settlement OF the Jews in PaleS
tine is that OF keeping the land out Of
speculation. It is proposed TO amply
the land laws Of Moses f~r that phi
pose.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25
Miracle of White Mans Friendship
Turns Hindu's Faces Toward America

Religion of Equality, Which
Means Self Respect for Mil
lions, Is Surprise Which
Christianity and Mohammed-
anism Present to Man of
India.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

Leader Classified Ads get results.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

Optometrists from all rarts OF The
state are in Oklahoma City today at
tending the state meeting.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

Kansas City thieves eot away with
s. coo worth Of bonded whisky last
night. making the seventy sixth rob
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

County agents from over the te
will meet in Oklahoma City Saturday
tc plan for taking care OF the great
wheat crop which will be harry 2stsd
next month.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-25

Adolfo ne la Huerta, governor Oh
Sonora has been named president ad
interim of Mexico pending the eh5c-
ton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02

(Tomorro@ riH Dc ioW hop Peggy
ties to escdpe.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02

I turned his camera toward a cloud of
dust that was sweeping toward them.
Out of the dust galloped Fierce Fangs,
mounted on a swift horse.
Fierce Fangs was dressed like a
cowboy, He had on a broad blimmed
hat, gray shirt. and gaudily trimmed
trousers. Around his waist was a belt,
and from this belt dangled two large pis-
tolls. \ lasso hung from the pommel of
his saddle.
Bang Bang. went the pistols. 1t
was very plain indeed that Fierce Fangs
was on rampage.
"Scoot Scamper :" yelled Red Beard
Bang Bang rOared the pistols again,
and the folks on the hill didn't wait a
second longer. They dashed away to
right and left. Billy seized Peggy by
one hand and the Giant of the Woods
seized her by the other. Together thew
dragged her away from Giant Fierce
Fangs.
shouted Billy.
Not while we have hold of YOU"
roared the Giant of the Woods,
but Just then Giant Fierce Fangs
whirled his lasSo around his head in
true cowboy style and sent the moose
iiylng over Peggy's head There was
Sharp jerk and Peggy was snatched sud
denly out of the hands of Billy and the
Giant of the Woods. The next moment
she found herself in front of Giant
tlerce Fangs on the back of the gal
Looping horse.
Let me CO. pleaded Peggy.
Please, Mr.. Fierce Fangs, let's make
thlspicture play a comedy. I'm too iit-
ne aie TO-, 70 pe the bride of such a monster
"Ho, ho, ho!" laughed Giant Fierce
fangs in answer. i've changed nv
mind mind about making YOU my bride. I'm
gong to adopt you as my stepdaughter
snd marry you to my nephew, Crooked
Nose, the Dwarf. Ho, no, ho That
will be funny wedding.p
Far behind, Billy was shouting n
message to Peggy. Gear not. Peggy -;
he cried. Your hero will follew to
rescue you, "
CTomorrom riH be ioH hor Pcggy
Iat.. 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
CHAPTER |
Ihe MOnster Cowboy

PEGGY awokc from sound sleep to
=, md herself in the rocky hills above
M .hr oharlnlng City in MOvieland. How
tI Iuu sot there she didn't know, but
IeerC poi SNe was, and with her were Billy
PPcglum, the Giant of the Woods.
na,Ny sam, johnny Bull, Billy Goat
anu their bird friends.
pr. lou are Just in time. Peggy" said
intS 'lted Beard is going TO put us
nov ,o unoth'r moving picture, one far
iI"ote exciting than that which we made
iast iast week And here he comes now as
'",' as ms legs will carry him."
ua indeed, Red Beard was coming fast.
mg was fairly Rushing up the hil1. car
5tfnS his moving picture camera over
MS shoulder. WV
Get ready" he shouted as he
ibCuthed the top of the hill and began
EASILY EASILY to set up his camera, "Get
'VauS Tor our new photoplay."
Li pood, answered Billy. "What
AinH OF picture is il going 70 bcg',
Aol don't know" cried % Red % Reord
cbs.nnlng to turn the crank of his mn
corao o1nr IN great excitement. "It NAV he n
ho hu'euS' lt may be a love story. If NAV
Troubles. " "''" "il sorts OF
vbv JC Son14 i you are making the picture,
going IS" tn you know what kind it is
zled hy Pn1 oe y asked Peggy. much puz-
"I hgu beard S answer.
Fanps 'Gn ha know because Giant Fierce
haven't 10 tLo sUnS on rampage and
chief no NV slightest idea of what mis-
picture fpmSup W. up TO; He may make the
thrills R"tS RmtS una he may make it full of
i IS stari;nnW , Wlileheyer it is going to be,
Giant Tiernss Eight now, for here comes
mustang" vi MS wild western
Aed Beard, still eroukinv h,sh..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
DREAMLAND ADVENTURES A
BATTLE OF THE GIANTS

:, !, m 'HSt ,ccck's story Pcggv. BHlv,
we ',d"i Of NE Woods. and their
|1nMW'Gt amt bird friends rcnt to
u,.Nqrmmg CiiV in WOriclaud. where
Wey hoipcf Red Beurd make q pic
Wrc ptGg IN Thich Biily rescued Peggy
from Giant Fierce Fungs.J
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-02-02
~" Plans Service for Soldiers

Vocational guidance, employment and
Americanization work for former sol :
ders are the tasks to be attempted here
by the Y. NJ. G.. A. $4,000 has been
appropriated for this work. Franklin
Spencer Edmonds is chairman of the
special educational service committee in
charge of disbursing the money.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
IRON REVIEW

CLEVELAND. o.. April 2S.-The Iron
Trade Review today says: Little Prog
ress has been made the past week to-
ward unraveling the widespread trans
portation tangle which has been throt-
fling iron and steel plant operations.
Production still Is under heavy check to
tho extent Of probably so per cent. The
Pittsburgh district remains the point Of
greatest congestion, and the situation
there actually has become worse. This
is because the effects of the two weeks
stoppRge of raw material supplies now
are being felt more directly. and be-
cause the striking switchmen are not
returning TO their posts in the degree
currently reported. Several banked fur
naces and idle mills and steel works in
the Mahoning valley have resumed. but
no great encouragement is held out that
this gain is permanent. In Chicago ter.
ritory operations have been raised 10
about IS per cent Of capacity. Some
lines Of production in the cast are not
over so per cent active. General manu-
featuring operations are beginning more
aCttely to feel the pinch in steel sup
plies, and the list of plants being forced
to slow down or suspend Is lengthening.
Opening OF lake ore transportation for
the season still is blocked through tho
failure to date TO effect a settlement
with the striking ore handlers at upper
ports.
Market transactions generally are be-
ing nclQ DdCk Dy inc dSSTdNAlcu ullCeI-
tainty over deliveries, and new inquiry
has dropped on. Furthermore. the in
terruption of mill production will serve
to prolong the fulfllment of obligations
already on tho books. and will reduce
the offerings that may be made for the
third quarter or the balance of the year.
The factor Of delivery accordingly prom
ises to become even more important
than under the previous conditions Of
general shortage Of material. Increased
demand for spot iron reflects the grow
ing distress among consumers to whom
shipments have been cut OF In New
England small lots Of iron available
within that district are reported to have
been sold as high as SIS TO SO. Elk
cept for the demand from Japan, there
has been no abatement Of foreign In
quiries for iron and steel. A sale Of
1900 tons of southern iron was made
10 Europe at s44. Birmingham. The
principal export steel sale OF the week
was 10000 tons Of plates to England.
which went around 4.00c Pittsburgh.
The Iron Trade Weekly cable reports
Great Britain's production Of iron and
steel in March was the greatest since
the armisticc. and at the annual rate
Of approximately 100000 and 100000
TONS respectively.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
TO Warrington
Patterson and Elm Grove Nine TO Meet
Consumers Fuel Nine Sunday

The Patterson and Elm Grove nine
will leave Sunday for Warrington,
where they have been scheduled to play
the Consumers Fuel nine according TO
an announcement. made by Manager
Reuthcr. The showing made against
the Bauers last Sunday has not dis
couraged the team. and they will make
q strong bid to emerge victors against
the team that debated the McConkeys
last Sunday.
10 meet at the Baltimore & Ohio rail-
road station so as I otake the 500 train
for Warrington: Oris. shortstop; r.
Smith. first base: Howard. pitcher; Nc
Cormlck. center field: Carrish. right
field; Workman. second base; Madden.
third base: Clark. left field: Rushman,
pitcher; Rafferty,. flrst base and Reuther
catcher.
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HnAHao LIFTED.

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April 2s--
Announcement was made here to-day
embargo on the Norfolk 6 Western
railway. all striking switchmen having
either returned to their Jobs or been re-.
placed. An embargo effective on the
Chesapeake & Ohio lines west of Rus
SELL was also raised.
Railroad officials expressed the opin-
ion that shipping conditions. which had
become critical. especially in the coal
fields On the Norfolk e. Western. would
be normal by the end Of this week. The
local situation IL also much improved
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GAME POSTPONED
Rain stopped hsthsny's Game with
carnegie Tsch.--To Play xtsh
To-day.

speclal to The nttelligenccr.
PITTSBURGH, Pr. April 2S.-Tfee
opening game Of Bcthnny's long trap
which was to have been played here to.
dav with Carnegie Tech was called off
because of wet grounds. Regardless OF
the had condition of tho field. the visit
inr players took long workout, taking
advantage OF every opportunity TO gct
their trip. Kisk will be played at
SaltSbur- tomorrow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
TICKETS FOR ELIJAH
ON SALE SATURDAY

Tickets will be on sale Saturday
FOR the oratorio Elijah" BY Mendel-
ssohn which will be given under the
patronage Of the Woman's Club, next
Tuesday night. Patronesses for the
ofatorio will be members Of the present
executive board Of the club, and the
recently nominated officers. who will
becorne actively associated with the
manaRement Of club affairs. Following
the meeting on Friday afternoon. Of the
Civic Club.
MI j. Harold Brennan will address
the meeting,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
400 PERCENT STOCK
DIVIDEND DECLARED

YOUNGSTOWN. April 2S-Directors
OF the Youngstown sheet and tube COM
pany have decided to issue stock divi-
dend Of more than 400 percent or over
go, 900, James a. Campbell, prcsi-
Dent Of the compan..' announced today.
The announcement said a stock divi-
dend Of S1,600.0n0 was ordered at once,
raising the capital stock to 100000. 900
the full amount authorized. This.
Campbell said. will pave the way for
Increasing the capital stock to 100000
900 by q further stock dividend OF 400
percent Of this amount 3eO00.000 TO be
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
IN POOR CONDITION
Vert virginia Team Leaves Tor Has,
IN Poor Shape-LSmlsy ana XAr-
rick 10th III

MORdANToWN. April 29.-Thc west
Virginia baseball team left here yester-
strenuous games in tho east. Clark
Lemlcy. the premier pitcher Of the staff,
was III in bed and could not take his
turn against Carnegie Tech last week.
He only got out Of bed on Monday and
Joe Harrick. the big left fielder, also
did not play against Tech because ne
had a touch Of something that approx
mated the "f1u." He sat on the bench
to be out at the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
! THE THEATRES|
DELIGHTFUL LITTLE
MTTzI HERE TONIGHT
IN HEAD OVER HEELS

The attraction at the Court this even
ing will be charming little Mitzi. VINO
comes back for an engagement or Just
one performance IN her last seasons big
musical hit Head Over Heels. Mltzl
is finishing what has been her most
successful road tour and In every city
I'm which she has appeared she has met
with a most wonderful reception, with
crowded houses being the rule IN every
city and to an she has visited.
"Hcad Over Heels" Is one Of the KIND
of attractions that Henry w. Savage
can be counted upon to send-brilliant
In each particular of scenery In the
cast which contains 20 many important
names and does not depend upon a sin.
sic star. although it has, the foremost
ono of musical comedy: In tho savage
Opera Orchestra and in the ensemble ot
feminine beauty and excellent voices.
There 10 an acrooatic troupe, whose
members are required to play parts IN
the piece and in their daring stunts,
Mitzi is the 'topm0unt girl" Edward
Sells Ia the boss OF the troupe and his
fine character actin gis demonstrated 10
good advantage In his Interpretation or
the self-satistied old Italian. Joe Keno
plays the part of an aggressive rapid
fire press agent: Boyd Marshall, the
young lawyer and lover; Sallic Stemo-
icr the wardrobe mistress Of the troupe.
Harry Child an English butler; Dorothy
Lamar. a society matron: Ruth OsEald
and Rebekah Cauble. buds Of fashion;
Joseph Daniels. a dancing French baron.
The Savage Opera Orchestra - under
tho direction Of Howard A. Levy.
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xoxoa.p n orus wo,uH.

CHARLESTON, W. Va. April Is
Mrs. r, G. Sweet, st. Aibsns, was nom.
mated for president Of the southwest
district of the West Virginia Federation
of Women's clubs which met here TO-
day in the ssevnth annual convention.
The president will be elected by the
state federation.
The officers elected today at the con-
Yention were: Mrs. T. p. DoWdy, Ronce.
verte, first vice president: MS. p J.
Daniels, st. Adams, secretary, ana mrs.
Shanrose, Hinton, treasurer.
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xuI1D m AuFo s16AsR.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellisencer.
MARTINSBURG, w. Va, April 2s.--
John P. Bixier, aged 90 years. repre-
sentative of the International Cores
pondence School. was killed late last
night and two Of his companions, Les.
ter Snyder, OF Hagerstown, Md. and
John D. Trimmer. also an employe OF
the correspondence school. were injured
as the result Of q car being driven by
Snyder into the c. & O., canal near
She pherdstown. W. va. Bixler's neck
was broken, doctors discovered after
his body had been found.
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WouID lNp III VA.

WASHINGTON. April IA substi.
tute for the House resolution terminal
ing the war with Germany was laid be.
fore the senate foreign relations COM
mittee today by Senator Knox. Re-
publican. Pennsylvania. 1t was dis
cussed briefly with Democratic opposi-
ton Indicated and ordered printed for
further committee consideration next
Friday.
Besides declaring the war with Ger
many ended. the Knox resolution would
provide for the establishment Of peace
with Austria.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29

It 4. in one q the JSsspAinA
Bacon's books that . lttls b1sf
ems . little girl Into Q taint i
her that dogs tails are short
they are bitten Oh when tn
puppy: The boy: thoush 2
junction at the little girls e,Dt1Oo1
30 he wrote her Z note and seJ4s u
I'm sorry they bites them
they dol" vi
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
ST. ,rApYs GETS 1AT1 JU1R.

CHARLESTON. ". Va, April "
Order was issued by the public service
commission today granting increased
rates to the Bailey Gas company operat-
ing in St. Marys. Peasants county. The
new rates allow Is cents thousAnd
cubic fet for domestic gas with q two.
cent discount for prompt payment; -
cents a thousand cubic feet for indus
trial gas for the first 100000 cubic feet.
and Ave cents less for all over 100000
with one cent discount for prompt pay.
ment on each 1000 cubic feet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
CHARTER roH xra1oN POST.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, April 2s.-
The secretary Of state issued a charter
today to the American Legion Post. No.
81, building company Of Fairmont, the
first post in the state. to become In
corporated The capital stock is $780,
900; the incorporators: ]. E. Watson.
Jr., Irwin Huntington. Orval l.. May,
Ralph B. Hamilton. Fred T. Norris, w.
A. Knapp, Cecil Macdonald, Rollo J.
Conley, Earl II. Smith, and John w.
Mason, all Of Fairmont.
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no r1E1uDrA11 rnxxn

PITTSBURGH, April 2S,-Employes
OF the Pittsburgh Railways company
working during the day today voted 10
postpone for 80 days action on their de-
nands for increased pay, thus endors
ing the vote Of the night men taken last
night Meantime Mayor Babcock and
the city council will use their good OF
fees to bring about an adjustment of
the differences between the mon and re-
ceivers Of the company without resort
lne to increased fares.
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no has internal injuries which are OK
pected to cause his death.

COLUMBUS, O.. April 2s.--When 2,
q. Mettler parked his curtGlned auto
mobile last night, four boys cranked tho
machine and began to pile In not seeing
Mrs. Mettler and several children on thu
back seat. Mrs. Mettler screamed and
the boys fled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-04-29
GEE non" mar NEXT WEEK

HCNry Y. Savage VIII .oller MS IH!cs,
musical comedy success see saw AZ
Nav Tth and Sth. playing Saturday maui
ince with the original east and nroduc-
tlcn direct from New York end ChicaEo;;
.'Sec-Saw' has real plot. tune1ui
music. corking cnst and daxZIlnE cnorus
that can sing and dance. The nrst hSt
r. en- board q yach> and later the we'd
ding party are in Florida.
The story and lyrics arc by Earl Derr
Bisgcrs end the music was written py
Louis A. Hirsch. who composed INC
staged by John Mckee. Seats go on
sal" next Wednesday. but mail orders
with remittance including war tax VIII
no filled In order OF receipt.
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BurlebQuc with all lis coiorlui cos-
tuning, pretty singing and dancing
girls, genu inciy funny comedians and
scrcamlngly funny situations is offered
by an exceptionally strong aggregaG3n
OF stage stars who constitute the Herk.
Kelly and Damsel Pace Makers com,
panv, which organization Is scheduled
to play a one nights engagement at the
Court. Monday. May 3.
Of producing burlesque attractions sim
liar TO those Of tho previous year Mes
srs. Herk. Kelly and Damsei nave
brought about complete revival IN
their organization. With nothing u,
view but the production Of a: show tho
merits OF which could not consistently
be questioned. the producers procured
tho Services Of a number Of vaudeville.
musical comedy and burlesquc luminar-
les, the mention OF whose names insure
exec ptional enter' ainment. Sucn stars
as Miss Florence Tanner, Rob Nugent'
George Bartlett and Harry Van VIII De
seen.
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sss BODIES A11ru

NEW YORK, April 2s.-The bodies Of
$50 American soldiers who gave their
lives for the cause Of freedom and
ell but eighty died In France. arrived
here today on the army transport Ner.
curry from Antwerp and Southampton
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COLUMBUS. o.. April 2s.-Dreamina
that ne was about to fall out OF wagon
Alexander Hampstead. aged 80, jumped
out the second story window at his
home. His left hip was fractured AMI
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Airplanc photography Is now being
extensively used in advertising,
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OHIO NEWS

COLUMBUS. o.. April 2s.-Boss oa1-
bers today raised the price Of hair cut
from 40 cents to 50 cents and the price
Of q shave from 20 cents to IS cents
Journeymen BARRIERS are demanding q
minimum weakly wage Of SIS and 50
percent Of all taken in over &aa.
COLUMBUS. O.. April 2s.-Just year
sfter his brother had been injured N
the same manner at the same place
Chester Rosenberg, aged IL. Taylor
station, was run over by Q Pennsylvania
switch engine and so badly hurt that ne
died . short time later In . hospital
in this city.
COLUMBUS. O.. April B.-aovernor
Cox now has more delegates pledged to
him than any other candidate for the
Democfatic presidential nomination. Sc
declared =. II. Moore. his campaign man
as3 last night. cSmn,entintc On the n
asSresA.vs campaign in cox's behalf
viii begin At once. Headquarters will
be opened In Columbus within = week
and by convention time delegates from
all the states viii have had Cox's quail.
added. He said: "Most heartcnins ~.
surancss have come from all sections OF
the country. while many recognised
political leaders are otherwise obliGAteo
= there - everywhere friendliness
toward Ohio's governor and this friend.
liness among the rank end flla amounts
to what II rapidly becoming an en-
thusiasm-"
COLUMBUS. O.. April 2s.-Electior
of Rev. Dr.. ]. P. Waldorf. Cleveland, as
bishop. was favored by members OF the
Ohio conference delegation today on the
eve Of their departure for the general
uuadrennial conference OF the Methodist
Episcopai church At Des MONIES
II was indicated that the delegation
which consists Of six ministerial and
six lay delegates. would support Ernest
Fl. Cherrigton, westerv!lle, secretary
Of the executive committee Of the Anti
Saloon league, for publishing agent, with
headquarters at Cincinnati. Four years
ago. Cherrington. though not . candidate
received nearly az many votes a. thu
incumbent. DR.. II. C.. Jennings. DIT
Jennings vii retire because Of Ill health
Rev. Dr.. Herbert Scott. GAINESVILLE. also
will be siven support.
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COLUMBUS. O.. April 2S.-The Had
don Hall Candy company has made an
assignment to Frank 8. Hemminger.
, 1920-06-26
Advertisement.

dds are requested for the following
supplies which are needed in the
administration of Richmond Insane
and leper Asylum for the month of
July 1920. Delivery is to De made by
the merchant.
Bids. should be addressed to Inspector,
Richmond Insane Asylum.
All supplies to be of best quality.
Flour % lbs, Cornmeal 500 lbs; Rice
900 lbs Oa:s 800 lbs, Sage 300 lbs;
Beet 400 lbs, Pork $50 lbs, Fish (saltl
"a los: Peas 200 lbs, Potatoes 500 lbs.
Lard IS lbs., Cooking butter IS lbs.
Table butter 80 lbs, Onions so lbs,
Tea Is lbs, Matches 2 gross, Soap 6
cases.
All bids should be received by June.
26th, 1920.
C~hristiansted. St. Croix, V. I. of US.
A, Juue 22nd 1920.
H. z. HANSEN,
Inspector
R2chmOmd Insane Il
LepeT Asylum.