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Venizelos in parliament.

ATENA.-Premierul Venizelos.
scu nina legata 81 Gu 0 voce cam
slaba, a tinut lungas cuvintare in
parlamentul grecesc. Parlamentul
era abba de jumatate pin pentru
ca numai venizelistii 81 indepen-
dentii erau prezenti.
Venizelos pus pc masa camere'
tratatul GU Turcia 81 tratatul GU
Italia care vor Fl ratificate in Sc
siunea viitoare.
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Raspunde la acusele sfrbesti.
WASHINGTON. - C.. "A. Cher
krezi, comisarul albanez din State
le Unite a dat uns comunicat ca
raspuns la acusele abuse de sfrbi
in legatura GU conf1ictul della gra-
nita serbo-albaneza.
Chekrezi spune e. Nlinia de de-
marcatie acare u refera legatia
sfrbeasca nu existx si izguvernul al,
hanez nu 0 -cunosyte pentru ca nj
meni nu ia adus aceasta Ia cunos-
tinta.
Conflictul della seranita Re datoi
reste urmatorului ,fspt: Sfrbii an
promis ca pc det3see italienii vor
parasi Albania eiase vor rstrage
dintr'un namsr fnnSemnat de sate
albaneze pc care u ocupa trapsle
sfrbesti. Cfnd ! s'au retrss italienii,
sfrbif au refuzat = = tin4 de pro,
misie. Atunci pop 1stia indisn6tS
s'a ridicat contrs Ehilos.
Tiganii vor - Sak
TOLEDO, n tful 49,
nilor, Juan sans Vargas, 4 pr
nit D cAmpanie M MI de I reunl
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Papa accepta plannl Uehilor.

Cehoslovacia anunta
ca papa a consimtit La despartirea
bisericei de catra stat, in Cehoslo-
vacia, insa Sc spune ca Papa nu
doreste ca aceast& chestie sa fie
discutata in parliament.
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FOREIGN.

British war chiefs, headed by
Beatty and Winston Churchill,
hurry to Paris to confer with
Lloyd George over situation
created by victory of the Reds in
Russia, which menaces again the
peace of Europe and the world
Page |. Part >.
The National Assembly at Berlin was
gain a storm centre of turmoil. Troops
occupied Leipsic and diplomats expressed
fear lest the recent disorder spread
throughout Germany.-Page l. Part ..
Extraditon of the former Kaiser is
asked OF the Dutch government in note
drafted by the Supreme Council. which
will be forwarded heHaguetomorrow.--
Page /, Part 2.
France, Great Britain and Italy are in
complete accord on the Adriatic question
md have telegraphed their agreement to
belgrade for approval of the Jugo Slavs.-
Page 2, Part 2.
Premier Clemenceau, urged by his sup
porters, has finally announced his candi-
Page /, Part 2.
The League of Nations holds its first
meeting today in Paris without repre-
sentative of the United States taking part
Page g Part =
Moscow reports capture by the Bolsheviki
of Roston- on Don, with 10000 prisoners
and enormous amount of baggage.-Page
2, Part 2.
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Summary of the
News in
Today's Herald
GENERAL.

United States Secret Service
aids Speaker Sweet in preparing
case against the ousted Socialist
Assemblymen.
: Representatives of all factions
of both parties in the Senate got
together in conference for the first
time to discuss the question OF a
treaty compromise. William j.
Bryan suggested that Democrats
walk out of the Senate and let the
Republicans ratify the treaty and
take the responsibility. Senator's
Hitchcock and Underwood tied for
the minority leadership in the
Democratic caucus. each receiving
nineteen votes. Senator Hoke
Smith. of Georgia, declined to
vote for either, thus preventing a
break of the tie and the election OF
a party leader.-Page 1, Part 2.
Attorney General Charles D. Newton
comes to New York to arrange for special
counsel to present the case before the
Assembly Judiciary Committee.-Page l,
Part 2.
Wealthy shoe dealers wife and son die
and he and three others in the family arc
stricken after eating oliVes.-Page 5, Part
g.
Robert J. Golfers estate. reduced by
debts and administration costs, shr' inks so
that widow gets 81, 1874 instead Of S5,0oO,WV.-
Page l, Part p
Bolshevism is rampant in Mexico. the
Senate committee investigating
Mexican affairs was told.-Page !,
Part 9.
Although all cafes and other resorts
were crowded last night Broadway only
tunes up" for it's farewell to John Barley
corn, the table reservations in hotels,
restaurants and cabarets indicating that
the great celebration will come tonight
Page !. Part 2.
Sir Oliver Lodge, famous British scien-
tist, here with Lady Lodge for tour OF
lectures on spiritualism, outlines new
theory of continuance of life in the inter-
planetary ether.-Page o. Part :.
Republicans in Brooklyn split over the
candidacy of Eugene NJ. Travis Tor Gov
ernor.-Page 5, Part g
Managers of the General Leonard Wood
campaign for the Republican nomination
for President want William Loeb to take
charge of the work in the Eastern States.
Page 5. Part 2.
Tie House killed the proposed appro-
priation of $4,000 for continuing the air
mail service after next June, after bitter
fight, and the only hope for continuing the
service now rests with the Senate.-Page
g. Part !.
General Bliss and Secretary Of War
Baker, who appeared before the Ways and
Means Committee to plead for the SloO,-
fnr
were united in declaring that they re-
garded the proposed aid to Poland as a
. military necessitv." General Bliss
added that unless the Poles are sustained
the Bolshevists will win and world war
break out again.-Page ,, Part ..
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FINANCIAL.

oil stocks again under pressure: other
issues firm Market generally rallies at
news that discount rates will be un-
touched. Curb prices rally at close after
weak opening Railway executives meet
today to discuss fixed returns on freight
rate clause in Cummns bill. International
finance and credit conference may meet
at Hague on March 1. Grain market firm.
Cotton advances. Provision market steady
a, close-pages 8, 6 and Z. Part /.
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More than q Million Dollars OF Furniture Here
The WANAMAkER Kind at genuine savings Cent

What we have set down above about furniture
dons have set down because we felt it duty
to do We are not primarily SELLERS Of goods. We
engaged in the very serious business of supplying
the peoples needs. In all dealings represent
customers. Everything we do is link in the chain of
Wanamaker SERVICE. Any information get
about goods the people need is at the service of the
people for their enlightenment be acted upon and
when each one sees fit We have never been happy
at the result of work as we are with the service we
No FURNITURE
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ready to render. beginning this morning. in this
February Sale Of Furniture.
Bedroom furniture, dinng-room furniture. living
room furniture library furniture, hall furniture. up
hosered pieces, porch furniture. small novelty urn
ture--ENERY PIECE of home furniture in the
Wanamaker Galleries on the fifth and sixth floors OF
the New Building is in the Sale at reduced price. ex-
cept the office furniture and the antique and special
order furniture in Les Gdlcrics Bcimason and III
QUdtri6mc.
Id TO DEALERS
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the greatest single purchase i'm retail frrmi=
ture history ever made by one firm.
The February Sale was sure.

The February Sale
This furniture floors and in warehouse
together with regular stocks hand a
coming from factories all the country,
READY-readv begin to fill the demand good furniture
and for a saving in its cost, NOW.
So start the sale today ( because ready and
2 because will make for of operation in handling
the volume of business spread these few
days in January.
This latter fact has been figured in the prices that
customers will benefit by the economies of the earlier beginning
of the sale
And a few extra days will be welcomed by homemakers
who want furniture
Choose now, and take now, if You
Choose and take after February 1St if prefer
For to those who have not planned purchase
February 1st have arranged extend the
diate selection and February purchase.
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round of advertising mems golf tourna-
ment at Pinehurst.-Page Z, Part 2.
Frank j. O'Neill. formerly coach of the
Syracuse football team. has been engaged
to coach candidates at Columba.-Page q,
Part 2.
The Harvard Club and Crescent A.C.
were the winners in the metropolitan in
terclub squash championship tournament.
Page s, Part 2.
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SPORT.

Roger peckinpaugh has been chosen
captain of the New York American League
baseball team.-Page J. Part 2.
Daisy L.. % TO 1 shot and paying S41O
for 81 ticket In mutues, scored easy VIC
tory I'm opening event at Oriental Park
TTavana.-Pagc :. Part >.
Roy Barnhill. OF Fox Hills. and T. Il.
Brown, OF Scarsdale, qualified for final
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The buyer to cash. and the goods The price
lower than obtained furniture of equal grade for fifteen
months.
We examined the furniture. Found il TO be OUR kind
Paid cash for it, Grated it ALL Tucked it to the railroad
more no of furniture in more than 900
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DE A T HIS.

Amidon, James r., McCabe. James,
Bergen T. v, Peters. John f
Beronio, c. A., Read. Georgiana T.,
Cohen, Henry. Robbins. John ",
Cramer. William, Rourke. John H.,
De Cordova. f. B.. Schneider, Saloine,
Germond. NJ. f., Shongood, julius,
Johnston, w. A., Sturtevant. Chester,
Kamber. Robert Ward, Josiah O.,
kervan. Matthew c., Whitaker. James X,
Lawrence, Lucy r.. White John j.,
Miller, Jeanette c.. Wollman, Helen,
Ir Memoriam.
Brooks. Elizabeth. Marchand. Charles.
Corduke. c. ", Sommer, Leopold L.,
Loos. Elizabeth Williams, Gus.
AMIDON. Wednesday, January IA.
1920. JAMES RUFUS AMIDON. beloved
husband of Georgiana NJ. Amidon Flu
neral services will be held at late
residence. 29 West 5sth St, on Satur-
day. January II. at eleven a. NJ. Inter-
OF the Seventh Reri-
ment, n. G. y. I.-Members are re-
OF JAMES RUFUS AMIDON (Nintt
Company, at his late residence. %
West 5sth St. New York city. on Satur-
day. January II. 1920 at eleven A. NJ
O'Clock. Willard G. Fisk. President.
BERGEN.-At his residence. 334 nth
St. Brooklyn, THEODORE ". husband
OF the late Annetta Cowenhoven. aged
% years. Services at the Greenwood
Cemetery Chapel. 5th nv and 25tN 81
saturday. January H. half-past ten a
NJ. Interment Greenwood
BERONIO.-On Wednesday. January Il.
1920 CHARLOTTE ~ BERONJO be-
loved wife of Joseph Beronio and
daughter OF John r. and the late Mar
Earet OHara. Relatives and friends are
invited TO attend funeral from her late
residence, Palace Court Apartment 47o
Park av., Weehawken. y. j., on Sat,Ir-
day morning. at half-past nine o'clock
thence to our Lady Of Grace Church
Ifoboken. where n solemn requiem ma ss
will be celebrated. tnterment IIolv
Name Cemetery Automobile cortarc.
R.--January 49, 1890. WILLIAM
beloved husband of Emma a. Cra,ner
tnee Dicrcks), in his 9th year Funeral
services Will be held at his late rosi-
deuce. 219 Garden ST. Hoboken On
saturday, January II, at eight +. NJ In
tcrmcnt private. Kindly omit flowers.
DE CORDOVA.-ETHEL BLANDF ba-
loved wife of Leander dc Cordova. on
January 10. Services Tho r1ncrai
church Campbell Bldg) Broadway al
66th st., on sunday, January Is. at ninri
s. W. Hamilton, ont. Montreal and
London. England, papers please copy.
GERMOND.- D.-MAURfCE r., at his resi-.
dencc ia Claverack. New York. Wednos-
day January ~. Born in Poughkeepsic
1866. Funeral services private.
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Il 1IRS WANTED.
III the family OF the late Mrs. Margaret Melvin
or Cameron who was the wife OF John Cameron.
some time baker in Alloa Scotland, will at once
communicate with the subscribers they will hear
OF something to their advantage. Mrs Cameron
was a sister OF the late James Melvin. iron
founder and engineer. Alloa who died on 12th
May. 1912 The only known of the said John
Cameron Is james Melvin Cameron. who was some
time resident in New York. The subscribers will
be OBLIGED IL any can give any particuars.
THOMSON X MORGAN.
Solicitors. Alloa. Sotland.
NJ y. WELLBORN lately in io-
boken, formerly on transport Ice King. kindly
phone 225 WhitehHll important: any friend or as
sociate kindly notify him TO do so. GEORGE
DENLY. 81 Broadway.
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Florists.

FLORAL DESIGNS n speciality: moder.
atcly priced az 81 and Up. BLOOMING.
DALE BROTHERS. aatb st. and Lexihg.
ton 5N. Open every evening and all dav
sunday Fhone rla1a-Gpoi.
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1t fails.
Square your shoulders throw up your head and for
ward to the difficult task, and you'll win out.
Some call it luck. Some, good fortune
Call it anything you like, but
We set to prepare for this February Sale
with years experience in the furniture business and
knowledge of the market.
We here there, everywhere; looking buying easing
situation here smoothing another there finding
supply of the kind of furniture want
trying keep prices down. trying get good assormens
making slow progress when
Only a couple of months ago
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PERSON AL.

ANNIE HART.-It will be TO your interest 10
communicate nj once with your sister. Mary
Hart Dcckery. 80 Glebe st.. Orange. n. j., for
Important lnformat ton.
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Pawn Tickets BOUGHT.

CASH PAID IMMEDIATELY for pawn tickets
dihInnnds. precious stones and iewelrv. strictly
confidential. FCRGOTSTON'S. 5O3 Fifth av
North East Cor. 42d st. Tel. 533I-vanderbiit
Mrs. LYNCH'S son. 227 West 42d 81.
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B USINESS SPECIALS.

ARsoLuTELY. HIGHEST PRICES PAIp FOR
LADIES SLIGHTLY USED STREET AND
iyETING GOWNS. FuRS. WRAPS. DIA.
ii0TDS 40 JEWEIRY. GOLD; SILVER. &c.: MAIL
DR. PHONE CALLS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTE>.
, Ion: MRS s: COHEN. go 9TH Ay. PHONE
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"Within the next five years"
he said, "there will be 5000
less lumber centers in the
South - numbered out - and
10000 men less engaged in
lumber getting.
"Today furniture manufact-
urers are almost entirely
stripped of workable lumber,
with far less than normal sup
plies to draw upon.
"October is the big logging
month in the South. Heavy
rains last October prevented
any timber of consequence be-
ing cut.
"Gum wood sixty days ago
was $50 a thousand. Today it
is $125-and you can't GET it
even at that price.
mahogany and mahogany
veneers are scarce and at pro-
hibitive prices. In 1917 We
neers sold at so a thousand
feet. A week ago they were
$21. Yesterday they sold as
high as $50.
"Walnut vcneers are scarce.
"The best grain is in the
stumps, near the ground. Cut
ting for airplane material dur
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Store Closes at $500 O'clock.
To Sugar Off'
is One of the

uS VulG UN OllC
old Yankee expressions
which a thoroughbred Yer
monter used to roll off as
a sweet morsel under his
tongue when speaking of u
large fortune or Il rich in
heritance.
Josh Billings once said to
a friend that he estimated
that a certain estate would
"sugar off" about S2OO,OO0.
The sugar camps in Indi-
ana and the West, and
sugar parties in the sugar
orchards of maple trees in
the early spring of the year
when the sap began to run,
were times of happy gather
ings of neighbors, replenish-
ing maple jugs, sugar and
molasses barrels.
The "sweet tooth" still de-
plores the scarcity and high
price of sugar.
We have sweetened up
many of the depleted stocks
of the Store merchandise.
Come to us and be at home
always, but specially so on
stormy days.
Signed
%%''<
January 16. 1920.
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There came to us totally unexpected offer
involving almost half million dollars.
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

packages requiring than 100 bring it New
York
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he figures of five years ago.
They are still rising"
We might add
There was no great furniture
market in Grand Rapids this
month.
They went through the form
of holding one, but there was
no furniture to see, no furnl-
ture to buy.
And these are some of
the reasons why
Many retailers are 1oerc not
among them) cancelled furni-
ture orders after the armistice
was signed; and manufacture
ers went after more certain
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

ing the war. when length was
needed, the stumps were cut so
low there was mighty little
left for furniture use.
Zone chair manufactures
was asked by a lumber con
Germ to place an order. He
gave an order equaling the
reserrc stock he used to keep
on hand in the old days.
"'Wby, that's more lumber
than | have said the lumber
man, 'and I'll have TO split it
up among all my customers
"The furniture industry OF
America is in very difficult
position.
"Prices will never 60 back TO
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

business and easier-to-make
goods.
Phonograph manufacturers
placed broadcast large orders
for cabinets.
There came q tremendous
call for closed motor cars, and
plate glass used for mirrors
became less and less obtain
able by makers of bedroom fur
niture.
Plate glass is sold ahead for
n year, at highest prices in its
.history-a fifty per cent. in
crease having gone into effect
since December | last.
The supply of shellac-which
comes from India-is far be
low the demand.
Nail makers are doing Il
favor by selling them for 81 Il
keg. They were 81 in Decem-
ber.
Castors-pulls-knobs- up
hOlSterv fabrics - leather TT
EVERYTHING going into the
manufacture of furniture has
gone up in price, and is hard
to get.
Furniture m II u facturerS
used TO he glad to have retail
crs buy their goods.
Today retailers are glad to
have the manufacturers sell
and delirer-their goods TO
them.
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HERALD CABLES

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LOST A ND FOU ND.

LOST--TOP OF DIAMOND PIN, platinum set
ting. at Hotel Bibo, 32d st. and Madison av.. or
going to Lexington av. car. to Lenox ay. at 119th
s.: q liberal reward; no questions asked. s.
SANCIER. Isl Lenox av.
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

United States Secret Service
aids Speaker Sweet in preparing
case against the ousted Socialist
Assemblymen.
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

Attorney General Charles d. Newton
comes to New York to arrange for special
counsel to present the case before the
Assembly Judiciary Committee.-Page J.,
The New York herald., 1920-01-16

LOST-ENGLISH BULLDOG. white. with brindle
spots. Peter on collar license No. 1851 Liberal
reward, A.; l.. BUSH. 6O5 West 1s4th ST. Phone
: 2316-St. Nicholas.
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4nybodp ho erpects need furniture during the neat o
three gears ought to get no1. SO said expert zcho
making investigation of the lumber and furniture industries
The New York herald., 1920-01-16
Ip Memorian.

Ip MemOriam.
Brooks. Elizabeth. Marchand. Charles.
Corduke. G. ", Sommer. Leopold L.,
Loos, Elizabeth, Williams, Gus,
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Red Hot Struggle
In Major League

iiN Tho Aaaeciaird t'Tesa
NEW YORK. July ~ Tho hall WAY
mark of tho major lcaguca' baseball
eoason dlscioscs struggle bctwecn an
eastern and u western club for the lcH-
d,rahin OF rach lcaguc. Brooklyn
lolds Il ONE game ndNaungc over GIN
Oiurau iu tho National while Glove
fard thuuEh possessing nn eamc al
vantage over Ncw York, has a lead
~ four points in the American league
percentage column Ah -Four teams
won today
Tho hcayy batting of the brooklyn
and cleveland clubs, with respective
tenn aNcralUs for the past wock ~
8s1 and al4 enabled them to Dust
ihcr rivals from the coveted top poo
sition.
The Brooklyn Nationals, who have
I won ia ranpf boz D., noHsvss 20 pitching
4 staff that should hr useful in coming
/ in idc front The Suucrhaa were 3D."
uuN winning team in The Nniunm
cteur lust week.
in tn" American inttuo cleveland
|lniNn. in hnNe difficulty n Keeping
nhtad 90 Sew fcrN despite the Yam
.r rectut 'iaper
Hahc Ruth. stan hattUi 800 The Sow
Nnrh Americans mNdc his -itn home
ruu iu fhc Nanhoo. middle gam" ui ih'
aaean Hud tndp, brought hls total &c
t N was na third circuit Hinnan be
thirt consecutive gaines
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Bailey Address
Well Advertised

'rh, appear,nce hero " formrt sem
,,tor Joaoph W Bailey, candid'f iui
tho democratic nomination i"f COVER.
nor Of Texas Tuesday nisht 90
o.eiock rs being advertised los the our
wing districts moro thoroughly than
h.s been attempted tor amy pih'i po-
ltical speaker coming mere. y iH an
anticipated that record hi''N'hN
crowd viii nttc1d the meeting
iiandbnls inviting the public TO come
hero have been sent or Zoo l'nhf' own
rishop aud uthcr nearby places IN
viting 'All who arc lniof'Hted ia h'N'
inc fhc issues Of lho campaign diHc u7s
I'D Gniv aud fully not to fan o. heM
tiis matrhlcss orator
Whether Senator Ruiey viii mnte
moro than tho one speech 10 ms 'ouh o.
+, is uoi known bat the cffnri made 20
draw "A crowd her, from uutlNipe diH-
tricta would mike ii appoar thhi th. "
to hc the only Address Dec VIII de-
liver bob NucccG County
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Poultry Expert
GiUes New Points

The Importance ~ koepnr pure
breeds n poultry stock wax ompha
sized h' T. W Ka2mlcr pouluv hue-
bnndmnu of the extension service 90
a. a NJ college in % talk saturday
might at the meeting of the Nur'os
County Poultry ana Pot stock Asso
ciption JOE The Council Chamber OF Che
CITY HAN
Mir ka2micr gave an Instructive
and interesting dcliucntlon nf line
breeding aud in breeding aud of tho
Hogan system nf telling the good and
the had layers
Mr. HuTmier JUDGED Nucccs cnunty'a
last show and his services proved .o
satisfactory that tho association ask-
nd him hv uuHnImous vote Zoo judge
the coming show. about .l wcnk rftor
Tho San Antonio show. the nudiio rf
january ON account ~ arrangements
conflicting. Mr. ku2mior has asked
the association 90 change Tho dstoa of
tho show. which win hc done ass carN
nN pusHlhlp
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Personal. :.

- a. prnn .puro ur Padre ialnnd
.i,ot,t, ~ Hhs democratic exc
,nfi,a committee foi ihH county h''
,,,,,..d in corpus CHRISTI to hc pfr.-
AM Led tn. meeting today OF ihe rll-
mary committee. which VIII "ithf'
Inc ballot tor the primary "l''N"h ~
july ~
Judge " S. simkns inaifu''"f in
ttv tt the University oi i'N't "h'
ID visitor 900 Cmpus CHR % every .N"
uer inr utut stAi". Nl" itiIN'N D"
tho elty nee iH ID w''i 't 'h' w I.
ntarr sUnlius was ufo1inntni" PCS Nl'
son orinond SimklrH iio VIII no
loinrd .n % fcw dA.s hr DTS TWO dnusl-
Ions Mrs. I.uwlcr mad MISS 7iinNila'
both OF whom are wcl known in ln'
city owing to frequent Yisi'f mtH'
here
Air and Mrs Cyu ~ iuea- 90 Der
clam. returned llnme ycfi HiliN "ll't
spcidnr 1880 darH for thu ctN MI
lucns came Co tna cify Gao Hiiynd e.
meeting Of zinc directors OF in' N"lH'
land Ownon association SATURDAY.
Caesar Kleh"rr and John ~ fm-
Dcrn OFT 'tinlsNlllc returned ll NinN
VILE mNt usht after 'iti il lN"
rlt, mr fh- uneno.c ~ titemdinE "a
ni.onna af tho Gir, ftnra 10 tNo Rural
Innd owners n'"'inu
pr ald lb~ o. "a luahna of SAN
ArtnHin farncr idrnte nf iin ci'N.
.n.s. .nc.a ine fev dHs ~ iho Hu'n'a
uoleI
b. ruatar af wAr formcf manager
of na Taf market BOD tnis ciiE spent
SuuHlt BOO fna ritt
Ntrr.e nfdcnwueHer Mary Nr-
Nov Niee end Narsatct M' fiernen
f,UiIrrN frstrrHtt uNina rom
.,.f..t fa -.r tnfrDfn uM.., They
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WESTERN LEAGUE

AZ Joplin l-h Wichita 2-a.
AZ Tulsa So Oklahoma CIV a-f.
AZ Sioux CitN cell omaha 2-f
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summary. Sacrifice hits, Haley.
Camp, stolen base. scars two base
hits. Hoffman iIarkins. Williams Falk
MnuiCk. Robertson. struck ont. By Ian
dff .. los Robertson Q. los tnnicy q.
hnHot nn hnlls OF Landry 8. of Robert
son J, off 'onic, l. wiid pitch. Landry.
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San Antonio Wins
From Galveston


SAN ANTONIO. Texas. July H.
stewart pitched great ban and the
defeated Galveston, Go I. today.