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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
WELL GIVE YOU THE BEST FoR THE PRICE. NO RAT-
MORE YouR NoNEY ERE TIIAN EIsEvIEERE


We have a wonderful stock
of children's brown elk san
dals. They are soft. COM.
Portable and servieeable.
The best for the price, no
matter what the price.
Sizes 5 to s priced at. 81. 90
Sizes Sls to IL priced. S2.25
Sizes 11lA to 2 priced. S2.50
Sizes 2lla to z priced. $500
IF your feet ache and pain,
if you have callouses, if you
have fallen or broken arches
call at our shoe department,
we have graduate special
lists to serve you.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
SAYS $4,000 MOST
WOOD STATE SPENDS
fRy AasocIated Preas. J

WAsHINGTON May 24--F'ranlt II.
Hitchcock. one Of the General Wood
campaign managers told the senate in
vestigatIng committee today that so
far as he knew the largest sum spent
in any state by a Wood organization
was SIS. 900 in New Jersey. He said
in New York "as in a number of other
states" Wood supporters Financed
their own campaign in their own way.
without asking assistance from the
Wood organization.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
A Pretty Frock
Can easily be made from our
Chiffon Taffeta

The popular colors are navy,
brown and black, then there
are sport shades in high
coIors such as coral, copper,
etc. May we show them to
you at, yd., $3.50 to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
CAR AND TRAIN CRASH,
MAN FATALLY INJURED

CENTRALIA. WASH. May CIV.
D. Beiger was fatally injured and
Charles Roney seriously hurt early to-
day when an automobile in which they
were riding was struck by locomotive
At a street crossing here. zeiger lived
two hours. Roney will recover.
The automobile was carried several
hundred feet and practically demolish-
ed. Both men are said to have been
drinking.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24

, East oregOnian want Ads.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
Black Costume
Velvets

Are very popular'for Sport
Jackets. Our two special
grades are 36 inches wide at
$3.50 per yard, and 45 inches
wide at $3.50 yard.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zeno, the Clean, An
tiseptic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salyes and ointments should
not Be applied if good clear skin is
wanted From any druggist for 35c, or
SI.O0 for large size, get q bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczena, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles. also sores,
burns. wounds and c1afng. It pene-
trates, cleznses and soofhes. Zeno is
a clean. dependable and inexpensive
anfiseptic liquid Try It, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as efec-
tive ard zztisfying.
TheE- ". Pos Co. clevelaad. o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
CHARLES S. WHEELER
TO NAME JOHNSON

CHICAGO. May 2f-scnator Hiram
johnson will be nominated for presi-
dent at the republican national con-
vention here by Charles s. Wheeled OF
San Francisco. It was announced at
johnson headquarters today.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24
Now is the time to buy
Purses or Handbags

Made of silks or leather,
all of them this springs
STYLES. ON SALE this week
at liberal reductions.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24

are ideal for summer wear.
They are cool, easily washed
and actually outwear other
kinds of underwear, and
then too what woman does
not like the luxurious feel of
all silk undergarnsnts. A
range of qualities and styles
to choose from at 81 to $3.50
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-05-24

NEW YoRK-Miss Clara Por-
ter Is assistant secretary of the
conservative Guaranty Trust Co.
She was promoted to this POSI-
tion after only two and a half
years with the bank. She estab-
lished a bank record in that time
Tor selling stocks and bonds. .
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CALL MONEY FLuCTUATEs
MARKET HEARS RESERVE
BANK MAY MARK UP RATE
Silver Makes New Record Mt s1.3D An
Ounce md German Marks Reach
Bottom Figure.
M BRoApAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.--At,er an early
break in the stock market today
prices turned upward and the close
WAS not materially changed from that
of yesterday.
al, Renewals n,Snn We're a: per cen! a ns:
cent, but closed at 10. German OK
change was a, new low record
price. Whea, broke i'll Chicago. Sal,
Yer went 20 another new high record
at slS9 an ounce.
Il; was :, day OF sreat uncasness
TO- pool managers for however much
not get public following. In sew
eral issues: notably the ;obaceos and
Much ScurryinE in street.
gS IN some seo 81 'nS oils iheT@ mas MAS
how much inside score; information
had leaked. Some OF this secret in
formation vas good and some bad.
and psrtioularly SO when il became
rNm97Sd about the street that the FED
advance the -edScoun: rate 10 . per
Gent a. orc \ rate even higher than
IA; IS talked aeou, for Inc loeal Si,ugs:
The reserve bank intends 10 ihaw i;
discern; rate Liberty bonds viii
resting Places They we're very weak
set. Salt Water uum"r At Rest.
The Acknowledgement that came from
Me>!cH Yesterday o. TWO new wells
b-oUSh; IL BY the Mexican Eagle or
company SGT =; rest the rurio- that
80; water had ruined the Casiano
f.-hsps !; was as a .csal; Of these
;No n~"' wells that the -umo- gained
soG--c0cy o. Slp.Uo9.000 loan being
n so;ia:ed to- ca--anza in LoadoaS ''' :
- mo government s going 20 with
~7aw about $4,000 ooo THIS week. from
Y. .ocai banks in addition 70 ;he $40
c0'.oco airea7v drawn ordinary ao--
:3WsTs ''.il have 20 look sharp 10.
money
lion the New York Stock Exchange
rs speeding up WORK or the new clear
irC system fo- loans
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chicago. Jau. lS-HoEs: receipts. $500:
estimated tomorrow. 5000: steady 70 loo
usher; closing. iirm.. Bulk; iiiSaiA,S: TOP
;ish! Ni4G, !t..a: light light. l.V0 a lt.Go;
he.Ey packing sows. smooth, lS.i5d ILLS;
!eoh; weak. Medium and heavy weight,
ehece and prime. ..SSfi go: medium and
GOOD; ll.-h u ;e.eo; common. s.c9Lil.:5: Hight
weisht. good and choice. ii.?1lS.5o: COM
mon ana medium, SIS 81 .t.!e. butcher cat
ncrs and cutters. . 2S a 50: veal calves. Is IS
:s:p,; feeder steers. Sooa i2,So: stock stccrs.
Sheep. receipts. 1900: estimated tomor-
row. l3.cc. ste sdy. La II bS. e!ghty-tour pounds
down. LES 1913; culls and common. 1875 2!
1912. Ewes. medium and good. e.o9 5i2 %:
Su..S aad common. 4. - $50
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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK. jan is.-Oae.stions m cot.
!on were dull and fcatu.elcss today. Al
tnoueh the narhet opened steady and un-
changed TO !: POINTS higher. IL was By no
means response 10 stron: cables.
hitcr this cotton had been absorbed the
let became strong again and advance from
y 20 - points over last nights close on
q! active months with the trade buying
moderately The market wa quiet later In
the morning with fluctuations com para, tive
y narrow and irregular. On the whole,
hoWeSeF, The tons wax stesdcr and active
months held some 20 70 points hi:hc. early
The tishtness o. MONEY and break in
commodity markets led 20 rattle: active
selling during the late afternoon which brox:
Prices TO the loves: level, OF the day. From
la!S rate rallies occurred an improve
ment IN the demand. with hna! prices -
pe!nts niFher 20 90 points lover.
spot mere VA; Gu.et and UNCHANGED a.,
Ss.3c for H,itd!nS: there wero no se!es.
SEot =; New Orleans vas steady with mid
dunS z. lowe. 10 D:-s: the sales were
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PRODUCE MARKETS.



~ YORK. Jan. Observation-Disclosures tha:
amS auNance N prices would meet further
oucrinHs or brazilian government cofiac
s %sTg Gonsidsrsd largely responsible Tor
Scae,cT!nE liquidation tho marks, Tor
futures here today. Higher cables ,gerc re-.
ceived from Brazil and cost and fccish.
oHers showed hrmneSs, but the European
news was considered less favorable and al
thhr openinE At decline OF 5 TO II points
,he market here generally easier with
SSsn !S selling OF TO l5s. and December 10
close was shade UP from the loves, nn
Gorerins but showed net decline OF ii
20 ~ points January. 1855: March, $50:
Nay; l0si: July. io.H, September. iSS:
oStoeer. 10, 81: December. 1863.
spot quiet. but steady: Rio - 1874. San
ios IS -bi2 n So. Cost and freight offers
lne g., santos q at 800 and Eio IS At
% IN the official cable reported no change in
Rio cNchanSe on London or in the Rio
market. The Santos spot market was also
unchanged and the early cable quoting fu-
.urres =. Tcis lower TO % refs higher was
t5n0,,n By Two special cables. the nrst
sn"MinS an advance o: 100 TO % and the
receipts. 1863: Jundiahy receipts. 1900.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
CHICAGO GRAIN Ann pUOnrCv

CHICAGO. Jan. I3--Much weaHnssg d>
".lop"'i in the corn Inayact today a. r..
sni OF .nlarsed reCG!uis and also OF re-
tor Barnes warning against price haYsr5t
The close WAS nervous 4; i. 10 -, ne,
.owcr. NTH MAY i.23;s TO i3.L, md July
i.~OS, "a lS,1. Oats lost l.. 10 tx to
IN hr"N,sIon= INC outcome varied from a9c
Ann"unccncnt th.t srr!va!s Of corn IN
LhicaFo today totalnG go carloads swung
ne ""lance OF power 70 thr hear side il
NJ corn nars't shortly aT;.r tho opening
'ht u q comparatively big number o! car.
ended 10 upset builish theories thu, short.
.Ec of rolling stock would prevent any i'm =
?otiani hastenings Of the crop movement;
subsequently,. SHARP setback- in quotation,
on Ch>n wheat became the dominating fac
TOT IN the corn market Discouraged hold
cfa OHipaJtd and bears grew more and more
aggressive. Far more notice vas taken q,
NJ H'rncs' ad!nont!on than was yesterda .
the 49, ~" :
9si Ike corn. were weakened by naui-
r"' ~, hnsincss WIN The teaDoard was
/ ~. 'I"l~H owing 20 scarcity
PFoEAi"Ha :or the most part rtn.cted IN.
49, % [ra'n despite higher quot a lions
On hoFS n%t~iihN:- ndinc hug. shipments
o. !'dc"!nE house products In the Ia, two
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NEW YORK BOND MARKET

:, By Ea;io1s CITY Co Richmond oTie.N
I'm. re-. anG fs.. coay. ts.............. %,
"a, 81 riG !c'. go. es................. 1854
'''' " =' be observation-disclosures. lvl
~ naf@ndn tongy- CO. % ..,........... %
ns.stSh 80 Csa'' observation-disclosures. s1iy
"nNu''h Ltcli'c Is ......................... aSis
49,. - = s,"''me - '.................... ss.1
S.SSiiCaS" STtHt western a .......,....... IS.
,.'.a 10 ;>9t n"eStur" 2s ......-.......... 9st!
mi. Mil: and 81. Pau r-s............ so
tt.acrS rsrnl Loan as .................. iol
cd"ra! farm loan - ................... l6ti,
IL. Cent. Railway coll. trust S:-s.... PSI;
!n;etGorcuSh Eauid Transit 5s......... sS;.
'hlEn alley - Observation-Disclosures, .Ol
i,.cnns!,NsrLa Railway gen. 5s........... q
.ni.sd % ..''.'................. ZOE
s'"Its iSunoeT - .-............... 1885,.
'' -''''a' l'"iI"aE % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S.
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Port movement:


New IoEk-M.dditns:, ss:;: receipts. 2a5:
exports. liz: stock. 5I.ie4
Minor po!ts--Stoc!t, 22S51.
iotaI TOD y--Recc iDtS. % c"5: exports. To-
6-l: stock. i.i11. I55.
rot-I 70. we.k-Reccpts. ,Aoe3: exports.
rota! for a-ason-Hecclp,y. 4ee5.,s: e1-
rorts. t:i-.o-:.
NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 1.-THE cotton mar
Ect went through the performance tina; has
reea frequently seen OF late o.. advancing In
IN" early trading and that tagging TO net
declines and reaching the lowest levels to-
ward thc close. In the carly trading prices
gained 10 to :: points from which they
points. hnilly closing losses Of : TO
y points March. al It's lowest. traded at
The rise IN the early trading was due 20
inc strength OF Liverpool. bu: l!auda ton
cam" from he long side az the market
harn@n+G and more or less short aciiinE
came upon the market : the session pro
gre.std hons induced by the lack Of :,
spot demand and a ono time by reports -.
Il genera strike az Berlin There were
many hul!ish neHsaScs from mill and cot.
ton Eo"cS crn,rTa both sides OF the
Atlantic. but they aroused little buying.
Spnt prices were reduced 80 points vhi,.,,
carried lnidIlin- off I6.:O There W.
some ta!': OF he:te: demand Co. the lower
grades a. Il few interior points bu; no
spcc!a! demand devel"ned in this market.
LIVERPOOL. Ian. ia.-Cotton spot in mod
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: GONFKNMENT BONnS.
SHORT TERM NOTES

an. iGpsGe2 g. Nov l. 1925 ............ .cl
"rron. ~, o. oS, TO-. l':O ........... of5I
F-.Ii,S ,Tnu ~ o.; June 10. l*o......... iiiia
T. and g Joint g.. Ju'" !s:i SS7:
.nda ny Packing Co. Is. July IS. ia.; ,oia
:-.rah = -; :, -; ~. II o. MAJ 1874 9ii1
I1ScS b,iG Ia a.ma 20. -. Nov u. 1920 lOj;.
rtr.c., ~, - Nov -. 1873 lrlt1
- '''' -''''S %. Dcc. l. ."-l........ %
Mou,o r,,,,r r. - u .l"l lol
ip-ne.o- 10y o. -, sco' J. !a:S. ........ l0i;.
..-ncto. 800 S Se =, Mar. !! l32l.... ioi'r
Snu.hnr, ~ ~ ,G"imp." - MAJ 1879 -. iNS',
Sri,, "a '"'S oS. MHF /, lo.C........ So.
anu - o. .N7S. 10. is-l............. 1Io .
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SUGAR,

NEW YORK. Jan. 13-Thc local market
Tor raw susa: was tirm and unchanged al /.
cents Tor Cubas cost and treigh: equal To
IN: Cuban, ports Is said 20 be Interfering
WIN me sh!oment OF sugar 20 Some extent
sthough there appears be a good inquiry
~ me marke' for nrompt or nearby ship
0ent There were sAies today Of Is. 600 ba X,
OF Cpbas 70 a local refineg at l2c cost and
freight. clearance this week.
IN refihed arrivals seem to be Increasing
and consequently alotinents by refiners are
more numerous. This has relieved the Sit
nation 10 some extent, although there Is
still an active inquiry. One refner has
announced price OF Il cents for fine gran
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eTate request: prices steady: good mtddlinr
low m iaiiy miadiinE SsS: mdl!ins. SIS;
dinaFy; 2ais. Sales. 7Oo) bales incIudinr
S cjnS,r AIner a ReGeipts. 1900 bales in:
81 Siteauy January. 10: March. "S.G: MAY
~ ~ july. ISIS: October. eill: Dccembcr
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RICE.
NEW ORLEANS. H 'Inn II

NEW ORLEANS. Jan. 13.-RouGh rice. no
Clean rice strong Sales: Honduras isc
rockets. lca. a i$a,: Hue Rose. 4s9 pockets.
SOD; Polish, c5DO. - ~"
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PRICES or DEEI- GIFTS
PETERSBURG PEANUT MARkEr

N4.tVUrItu D. koucers. PIumTncr & Co.. Inc !
Petersburg. Va. Jan. l5 1870
$3.50 Der buShcl
VikGlNiAS: Farmers stock. market strong.
ssncy Jumbo. eiac 10 lec pc. b.
ExtI. rr:!nc. sL7c per 10.
Pri!nc. &c ID.
She linz stock. Sc 10 &C rcr 10.
RECLAIMED AND SHIELDED: Maxi. An,
. CIV holesaIc. car lots and lcss)
Fancy Jumbo. lti.c 10 i5iGc per 10.
Fancy handpickcd. iiiic 10 l,,sc per h.
Extras, i0i:c TO lie per 10
Extra large Virginia shelied. Ishc 70 ,7c
No ! Virginia shclled. It,Ac to !5c p.r liz
No Virginia shelled. Ni,c TO II. Der il
20 spanish she!led. l1i=c TO lsc pc. 10.
No Spanish shelled. l5c TO I5iec per H.
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NEW YORK. Jan. i3-cottonseed oil was
lower under selling 10y outside longs and
with the h"nvincss displayed In other com
modify markets: Closing prices were 10
Iels Tenders. 700 barrels Prim" crude.
Soo. nominal: prime summer yellow spot
22oo: March, 22.a5: May. .2.52; July 2s5S
Prime winter yellow and summer white
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LIVE STOCK Mtukrr
Richmond. Va, I.n =. -..,
MARKET change each N,r5, ~

Richmond. Va. J.n t. r..a
Market change each Mynds
Far run ri cattle here this ~ o..
KIND 1850 TO 100 Mound Ytrcrg 49,, 'v.G
lower. E1'r. Eoou heavy steers lrS ,,s ~.
but9her catte steady Hog. love- j;Sgd
Test heavy steers ............ l., o 80.
Good steers. 100 lbs an! W .I'.Ti 80
~. .iiim cOod Steers so 10
Io,J lbs. ...................... :, 80 ,.f.
Common IL Jar =t-ers ;rj 10.
and up ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, a =,
!:x'rn '"od h.f.!s 100 lS,
aud IN .......................,.. -.l.0 I.,.
Ieriur' TO good heifers 700 10 -
tv9 ius. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ~ On 1i;.
Comn"n TO far hcifers co 20
go Ids Observation-Disclosures,
Extra good .Euooth young cows a,.,r ,S.
at COWS Observation-Disclosures. m
Common 70 fair cows ...... - "a
roor cows '.'.'...-............. ~.
oxen .....-......... ............,. % g
11u!js .............. M
Fair - FOOD Native Southern
Commo, - talr Native south
e.n cattle .................... u n
Fresh ...,, " Ii 70, 49,; re
Top vca!s UocsD ......- a n 20
Good Vcals Observation-Disclosures. = n rs
DICK. and Dix ca!ve. .......... q. "a
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RICHMOND TIMES DISPATCH: WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ID 1920

mcnts OF sugar a.. they viii mahe would
Il" Directly tn the trade through their own
agents. and other price lists wero un-
changed at III cents.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
DRY COOpS


NEW YORK. Jan l5.--Cotton goods and
yarns tonry were strong and rising. Many
1obbing house buyers operated. Dress goods
were hrm. Mems wear prices for fall arc
expected to DC named in n few DAYS BUR
laps were frmcr and higher
FINANCIAL,
LONDON, Jan i3-Bar Silver s.ra ,o-
ounce: money. SS pcr cent. Discount rates:
snort nlnIs. ''s per cent: three month bills.
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Reconsider

Kcconsidcrs His ResiCnntion.
WASHINGTON. Jan. I3.-Gavlord
~. Saltzgaber has reconsidercd his
resignation as commissioned OF nnn
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Favor Lodge Rc.crynfIon.

COLUMBUS. o., lam. I3-A I,rco
majority OF the students at Ohio State
University here. favor the ratifca ton
treaty with the reservations modc hv
senator Lodge, according to Incomplete
university. '"e
Additional Markets, Page 6.
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In Alenpt,ciulll.

EMMETT 4. DUYAL.

EMMETT T. DUAL
Resolutions OF respect passed by Me.
Whereas. an All Wise Providence has
taken from us ono VINO had faithfully
SERVED this bank for twcnty-nine wears
ma whore high character. unfaiiinr attcn.
non 70 the interest OF tho bank. dcvp,ion to
MS family. and consistent life as n Chris
tian had earned the love ANA admiration OF
Now. therefore. be II resolved. That in the
death OF Emmett r. Duvaf we have each
lost loved friend. this bank has lost one OF
its most efficient officers. his church a mLs
WORTHY rneInber and this community and
, hire, q long life Of resnonsioiiity and
est Man. the nohlest work OF Cod"
And further be IL resolved that d copy OF
BY BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF ME-
EHANlCS MD MERCHANTS BANK
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Deaths.
ISUAN Nnn,I,.v

BRANDlS-Died. Monday aftcrnoon Of his
nome III Atlanta. Ga. III his cixhty-gecouI
year: Mr.. AUGUST brands. formerly am old
resident reside It, Of South itiehmond. lilo rs sur
-. Bradsliaw. Mrs. j. H. Ilouson. Mrs Z: {;
Sousin ana Miss lsessic Uranus: three sons
Nliliain. Henry u. and George G. BrantlIH:
one brother. WeiiinEton Brandis. ami the
SISTER. MIS-. Charlotte Manuel. The funeral
VIII ne held at the grave L. VI. Ihurs-
day in MaurY Cemetery
i>ltAMEt--Died. at tho residence OF her
n.y.; January Is. 1870. at 30 y. Nj Mrs
u. Kramer. formerly OF Richmond. She M
SutNl ven by ono son. OF this city: fol,r
Haurhtcra and four grandchildren
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'''''..''s. O
Eat Southern lambs . - ~ -
Good corn hogs. IA 20 Is lbs ~ lsIc
900 corn hoEs. 10 20 - lis ............. isc
Sou;hern nos 70 s., ~; =. a;
OIL ~ ~ NAA - sVAt' OF :.
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REBUILT AUTOMUBIl.ES-slsW IVES, ero.,
Street. Motor Exchange I,rTa,,D 'uau
change In the South.
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1Iiti,,ifiiES

BClCk-Li,tle Six Sedan. 1917 model in
perfect repair: wire wheels. cord tircs
hihr, Wiison Motor Corporation. $40 Wcst
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81 Ci.L.C trucks rebuilt in our own shop:
IS 10 S-ton ready Guaranteed and ,,r,red
20 GEL hlne Wilson MOTOR Corporation
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BAG-l,ost. beaded bag In the broadway
. Monday night. Finder please return 10
Mrs. W. j. Kent Cheatcrheid Apartments
BKIEF CASE-Lost. a leather bricf case
In front OF Broad Street station. Reward
:! y. Isierh.d 10 y ndrew Glrich liotel Murphy.
HAND lAG-Lost. beaded hand bag I.!b-
cral reward boulevard 1892.
ROcklNG CHAlR-Ios,. from trrcI ons
OAK rocking chair between 700 block West
cary ana Belvidere to Broad II found
notify Madison 2a5t. Reward
STAMPS--Lost. $40 roll &C uta!nps in Eu.
GERS Gotcl. Ehonc Madison iTat
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Funeral Directors.
Lost und Found.

PIArP- Edwin rhaup. tunerai director
and cneaiIHer. So5 East Main Street
Nad.nn ~ R1ndoiph $3.50
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hICHNOSD rKODtCk MARKET
Wholesale Quotations.

,b; Wcocs Craig Co. Inc Richmooa u +,
I. - fooi Am. '-frs'ioN License No {; no-i,
Richmond. Va. Jan IS ,..r
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SANON--For sac Saxon Chummv Ro,yi
stcr. Ave wire wheels burnners ana Si"h
fra aas Tres. Almost new: owner leaving city.
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1lvEHrOoI.. ian ia.-cotton apo, in mo,
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sI SaS C batteries charged 81 Peerliss
years Parts and repairs Expert eiecl
iiycaaa rep shd WORK called for and de-
Nenalr Co. il2 North Elfth Street
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n H. 49,, NV = UTH put your Car
Co. l6:i w. Broad Street A'''"'
WILL. exchanse haif-ton Vim truck. good
sasr new for used car. Phone Boulevard
The herald., 1920-12-30
Friends Honor May
Or'S New Chief Clerk

Louis y. Munsterman. new chief
clerk to Mayor McShane. was pre-
scented with fountain pen Wednes-
day by his friends.
\ committee composed of William
J. Smith. president OF the boiler
makers union; c. J. Bonner. Robert
j. Hughes. Judge John NJ Duffy and
Matt Morse called at the Mayors
parIor and requested the mayor to
summon Mr. Munstermau. Mr.
Hughes made the presentation speech
TO which Mr.. Munsterman responded
with the words. You know | can't
talk. but l speak sincerely when
tell you | deeply appreciate this. 3"
Mayor McShane made a brief talk,
after which the new chief clerk re-
tired to his desk and put the new
pen into service.
The herald., 1920-12-30
Five Residences
Damaged By Fire

Five residences were damaged by
fire at l a N. Friday when a blaze,
originating from an unknown cause
in the home of George Whelan, 434
Webster street. threatened to spread
over the entire neighborhood.
The Whelan residence was totally
destroyed. The flames spread to
the double house. 456-3S Webster
street. and partly damaged the build
ing and contents. Three other resi-
denCes were scorched but not dam
aged to any great extent. Police
placed the total loss at $1,000.
Mr.. Whelan and his family were
not at home when the blaze started.
The residence was valued at $4,000.
Fred Bergeron, occupant of 436
Webster street. reported the damage
to his effects at $500. while Samuel
Bechtel. occupant of the other half
of the house. placed the damage to
his furniture and effects at $1,000.
The building, owned by Lucien Lam
dry of LOckpOrt was damaged $4,000.