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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27

and Marx robbery, two bandits held up Abe Nelson, saloon keeper as he was entering the Peterson mach inc works on the west side and took $15,000, the company's payroll.
 They escaped in an automobile.
 Two of the wounded were mem bers of the bandits band. The other three loaded their comrades into an automobile and escaped, carrying the payroll satchel with them.
 George Haulrock, an employe of the company, was shot through the head when he attempted to carry the satchel into the foundry, while two fellow messengers exchanged fire with the bandits. Haulrock is not expected to live.
 One of the bandits grabbed the bag after shooting Haubrock but was brought down by bullet fired from the revolver of Charles Gaude, one of the messengers. A second bandit snatched up the satchel and also was shot by Gaude.
 In the face of the fire of two mes sengers, the three wounded bandits retrieved the loot and rescued their companions. More than fifty shots were exchanged in the fight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27
Protest Trickery of German Firms

k Christiania, July 24.-Norweglan Business men have protested to the Berlin government against alleged krckery of German commercial con kerns whose failure to deliver to Nor kegians, goods bought and paid for, 4tarted official and unofficial in Iuiries which led the Norwegians to Believe the delinquencies were .dellb- krate.
 ] Commercial intercourse between Norway and Germany had been stead ly increasing, due to the low eX- khange rate on German money, until Recently when number of Norwe- kian concerns were notified by the Germans with whom they had placed hrge orders, that the merchandise ould not be delivered because "the overnment had placed special ex- ort taxes which prohibited exporta- ion at the prices at which the goods lad been sold."
 The Germans are said to have de- handed additional sums ranging from D to 100 per cent of the prices they ad quoted before they would fulfill heir contracts.
 The Norwegians frequently were pmpelled to pay the additional sums, aving contracted to sell elsewhere, he German products. However, com laints that Germans were using this lethod to evade the unfavorable rate
 exchange became so frequent that |orwegian commercial organizations bade official representations to Der n, and it is said the Berlin gov Fnment issued statement that of cial cognizance would be taken of larp practices by German business len in their international dealings. he government denied the export |xes complained of had been levied,
 that other restrictions had been laced on export trade.
 Newspapers here for several weeks i've carried editorial criticisms of erman business methods since the ar, and several trade papers have de- Rred the Germans eventually must el keenly the effect of "commer- hl trickery" they are alleged to have acticed
 There also is widespread complaint alnst German life insurance com mes operating in Norway and the rwegian foreign office has been fltloned to protect policy holders o' 1t is charged, have been paid marks when the policy holders, who
 IS charged, have been paid in
 rks when the policies call for pay- mt Tn kroner. Hundred of thou nd of German life insurance pol es are held here, especially among lmers.
 this connection it is pointed out
 whereas 45,000 kroner, an aver
 life insurance policy, before the
 equalled 50,00O marks, the rate
 eXchange now made such a policy
 th 375,000 marks.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27
Fifth Yacht Race
 Is Called Off
 When Wind Fails

Sandy Hook, N. J, July 26.- The 25-mile Sandy Hook gale that drove defender Resolute and her. British challenger, Shamrock W back to shelter last Saturday, went into re- tirement today taking all the little Sandy Hook zephyrs with it and the fifth and decisive race for the Americas cup was called off after the contenders had widowed along four and half hours in a virtually breezeless sea.
 The third attempt to run the race that will settle 1920' watching su- premacy will be made tomorrow, wind and weather permitting.
 The course will be the same that the rivals tried to cover today-15 miles to windward and 15 miles to leeward.
 Although their favorite failed to win today, Resolute's supporters tooF great comfort in the fact that she was leading the challenger by about two miles when the match was declared off. Measured in actual progress to- ward the far-away stake in the pre- vailing wind, this meant about an hours sailing, for the defender had consumer atriffle more than four and half hours in covering nine miles of the course.
 Both yachts, however, had covered considerably more actual distance than nine miles, for immediately after the start, Captain Charles Francis Adams End, of Resolute, and Captain William P. Burton of Sham rock, got into tuffing match that took them far from the course and well in toward the Jersey shore.
 When they finally came about after an hour and 20 minutes of sailing that had carried them only short distance nearer the mark than the! were at the start, Resolute had pick Fed up the 56 second lead Shomrock took at the start and soon passed the green challenger.
 But the breath of wind that had Egiven the committee sufficient hope Ito start the race had died out by Ethis time and the sloops fairly drift Fed until the match was declared off. Today's was the second meet of the Eseres to be called off because neither boat was able to finish with Fin the allotted six hours. The other Emo race start wa son July IT, and Tended with Resolute five miles ahead Eof the challenger.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27
Clear Army Officer
 In Bergd0ll Case

New York, July 26.--Col. John E. Hunt, former commandant of the Fort Jay Military prison here, was re- leased from technical arrest in quar- ters today immediately after the army court martial which had been trying him on charge of neglect of
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27
10000 Payroll Robbery Results In Bandits Escape

khicago, July 26. men were {, one probably fatally, when five aits held up the paymaster of the
 ochaffner and Marx clothing pa1ny pa1y this evening, escaping with poo in cash.
 ioftiy after the Hart, Schaffner
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27

duty in connection with the escape of Grover Cleveland Bergdoll, wealthy draft dodger, had reported its find ings.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27
SPORTS
Continued From Page 2

New York in the fifth round of their scheduled 15 round fight here tonight. A right blow to Smiths jaw, followed three others to the face floored Smith.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-07-27

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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-12
TONGA

Geo. II. Forster has had his west
side homo repainted.
L. S. c. meets with Mrs. Bella Hart
enbower Aug. 10
f. II Child and family left Friday
mornpg for an auto trip to Ohio.
Miss Gladys Radle visited among
her friends last week
VIM. a. Mill and wife autOcd up
from Peoria Saturday for the week
end.
Charles J. Wolfe Jr. left for Min
stay,
w f. Wilkins was in Ohio cou-
pie of days last week looking after
his farm interests.
Geo, H. Forster and family have re-
turned from their vacation trip in
Ohio a fine time they had
Miss Irene Matern of Odell has been
visiting Tonica friends the past week.
j. J Matorn was also here Monday,
Even the electric current has been
erralic the past week and hindering
us in our hCmcs and other places.
Mrs. Mamie I.ongworh Of Peru has
been the guest Of Mrs. Jennie Flint
few days the past week and attend
ed the chautauqua one or two days
while here
Wen. p. Rose and daughter Hazel
were in Galcsburg last week looking
over Knox college, where Miss Hazel
may attend this fan
NESS Katherine IiaSsolman has
graduated from Browns business en-,
lepc at Ia Sale and Is now assisting
some Of the teachers in their work
Earl Crcincr of Bloomington has
been visiting in the T. r. Lambert
homo the past week.
Harvey Elder was over from An
nawau Tuesday visiting relatives and
friends in Tonica.
Miss Ethel Morris of Wichita and
her brother Clay Morris of Kansas
CITY are visiting at & II. Etncr's.
Henry j. Gum ana wife and Geo
w Holly wife ana daughter Lillian.
left Wednesday for Yellowstone park
ana ether points in the west.
Adolph Wilson Thos. Buckingham
and Frankie lIiltabrand mtocd TO Ii
Sail" Saturday evening on business.
Word has been received by Mrs. G.
{. King Ct the death of her nephew.
Doa Swift son of Henry f. Swift. of
Danvillc
Two boys were added to Tonicas
Adolph Wilson's on Friday ana an
other at Richard Manguolls Aug. 4
Mr. lurias and daughter Mrs. Eva
rage OF I)rs Aoines visited among
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-12
Kills Peskv
Bed Eugs
p. ". O.

just think. S5c box Of Y, ID. .. (Pesky
Devils Quietus), mchos quart, enough TO
KIN n hiIhoh pedouES, reaches teas or
coolies and stops future generations nv
kulnE the eggs and does not lnjure the
clothing.
Liquid fire TO the bedbuss Is what p.
-, - IL IKE. bedbugs stand as good
chance as Il snowfall IN a Justly famed
neat resort ICtent spout free In every
package CT F. D. q. TO enable you TO xii,
'hem END tier c.g nests In the cracks
Look <or the dopr3 head on every box
then - al haze what Hospitals h1vn
found - be the bet nsecticide known IN
science. Sp ,cinl Hc spital size 81 80 mako.
tve BallonS-cont ms spouts--cither
SIZE 1T your dru2t ist or sent prepaid up
on receipt Of prlco by the owl Cheuirni
GO, Ietre mute. ind Genuine L. D. q.
Is never peduled
sold by Cornus Drug Store.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-12
RAIL WAYS TO HIT
AT STATES RIGHTS
IN z CT. FARE RATE.
DENIAL OF RIGHT TO RAISE
PASSENGER FARES IN ILLINOIS
BRINGS THREAT OF APPEAL
TO L. c. C.. OR INJUNCTION
WRIT AGAINST UTILITIES COM.
NILSSON.

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.,,ra,,,l a.,ia NH, ,.a,,,,.
'"iii o"'' oP'' '''''A III '''''''i' p''''''''
viii meet within the next few days to
map out course to be pursued in
offsettinc tho ruling of tba nublic
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-
cent passenger Tate' VINE ran OF
hcials yesterday refused to comment
on the order officially thov LET if be
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my w. -, tl',, ~ ,I,,,. 80,
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Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-12

the telephone central, occupied by T..
T. Brrnhelndn caught fire in several
places, but the damage was not great
Mr. Bfennemans household goods
were removed from The building.
Cedar pint's water system was ont
of commission, the castings in the well
at the mine having rusted out, and
practically nothing could be done to
wards stopping the fire.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-08-12
What "Youth Craft"
Means

There is new line of toilet
goods-preservatives and beau.
tihers--nade for miIady with
an eye single to serving her
wants in manner not hereto.
fore thought possible. IN FACT
the trade mark YOUTH
CRAFT" means PRESERVA-
TON, that and nothing else.
So II your hair and scalp are
aiIng, there's YOUTH CRAFT
for the Hair and Scalp ($1.0o);
II your age is showing there's
YOUTH CRAFT for the Com
plexior, which smooths out
surface wrinkles, and does
away with bIackheads, etc.
(Sl.OO), and If your teeth are
not SO white as they once were
there is YOUTH CRAFT
TOOTH PASTE (25c), which
will preserve and beautifully
whiten the most unattractive of
teeth.
The corhus Drug Store are
exclusive agents for the whole
YOUTH CRAFT line and rec
ommend it.
WHY NOT PRESERVE YOUR
YOUTH WITH
YOUTH CRAFT"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
NI,rrinp, Iiccnset

Mwriag' Liccnsei
g. g Nohles and Miss Alice Lam
lercin.
W N. nludworth and Miss Maye
Naylog
Claihorn Lavender. Denver. and
Miss Thclma Duckworth. lIeliey.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
FRIIOIDTY

I"tVf"Ps
May Providence keep up afar
From him who's persisienly SER
ious,
He's worst OF all bores that there are
He drives us 10 anger delirious.
Cav laughter and highest romance
He frowns upon them--will have
none OF them.
And music and song and the dance,
He can't see the JOY or the fun OF
them,
oh. Providence. let US be free.
Quite free Of that fashion OF null
ishness
A fool of the blindest Is he
VIA mover INDUCES In foolishness
We take Il most kindly of fate.
A boon of the highest benignity;
That til this imcmdia,e date
We've never been burdened wi;h
dignity.
Let's hope We can go on thru life,
Accepting the worst and the best
OF it.
The pain and the JOY and the strife.
Yet finding the smile and the jest
In u:
And so as the years hurry past
And the numerous decades shall
shrivel us.
Let's pray that right up to The last
We never shall cease to be friy'
Olous
Horton Bralcy. In Magazines OF
Fun.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
soci'i Notes and Personal Mention

sori'l Notes and Personal Mention
Nissc1 Marjorie and Petty Lou
Ozier who have been spending the
holidays with their parents Mr.. and
Mrs W. Il. Ozier. li0i Van Buren,
street have left to resume their stu
lies ~ Sullcn College. Va.
Misses Lee and Virginia wolflln.
Marcdette Hall and Margaret Curds
ieit Sunday for Austin where they
viii resume their studies al the
state University.
Miss Jessie Dawson. has returned
TO Shelhyville. Ky. to continue her
studics at Science hin College. after
spending the holidays with her par
nts MIR. and Mrs. u. Dawson. 1890
Washington street.
Miss Doris Mobiles. who has been
spending the holidays here. has re-
turned TO Virginia where she is at
ending Sweet Briar College. Miss
Mobiles was accompanied by her
brother. who has also been here for
The holidays, and VITO Is attending
he Washington and Lee University
at Lexington.
Misses Mary Louise and Ruth
LoviaR and Faye Alexander, 81
Olmmitt. Texas. have returned To
Abilene to continue their studies at
The Abilene Christian College. after
spending the holidays In this city.
Miss Lucille Claybrook. who has
been spending the Christmas holi-
days with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. 7. Claybrook. 1906 Harrison
street. has returned TO Ward Bel
mont College.
Miss lmogene Herring. has return
ed 20 Dallas 10 resume her studies
at the HockGday school. after spend
ing the Christmas holidays with her
fparenis Mr. and Mrs. e. T. Herring
240O Van Buren, street.
Nolen Barnes. who has been spend
inr the holidays here. has reiurnei
TO Terrell. TO continue his studies q,
TN. {.
Miss Margaret Curtis. who IA,
been spending the holidays with he'
pareGts. MIR. and Mira. ] D. Curtis
lG2O Washington street. has return
ID To Austin 20 resume her studies
" the State University.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Robinson. .
Pittsburgh. Kansas. are the ruos;
II sir. and Mrs. g. baum. so. John
ion street.
Miss Sadie Claude Curtis. has re-
turned TO Science Hin college. Shel
hyville. Ky. after spending the hol
days with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
j q. Curtis. l620 WASHINGTON 81.
Mrs. c. Baum and little daughter
returned Monday from Gainesville
Texas. whore they have been visit
ing with relatives.
Miss Margaret Herring. who ha
been spending the holidays here will
her parents. Mr. aud Mrs. W. Z
Herring. i7io Tyler street. has re
turned 10 Wellesley College 10 re-
sumo her studies.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Committee for Auxiliary 20 Ameri'
lea. Ieuicn to Hold Meeting

Mrs W. {. Royce. chairman OF
committee for the organization OF q
l.ad,os Auxiliary to the local Amerl
s.n Legion Post. has called meet
lng OF the committee for saturday
afternoon o'clock Mt her home
1917 Monroe street.
Mrs. Royce adviccs that the rr'n'
clpal purpose Of this meeting Is 10
formulate plans for a membership
drive. There will be number 81
teams appointed from this commit
tee Tor the purpose of securing mem
bers. Three hundred members Win
in fifteen DAYS IL the goai set by the
campaign. aud plans are atoo1 TO
make this Auxiliary strong organ
isatlon.
A member of the American To-
sloa viii b. present to discuss thc
details cf the organization. and q
full attendance OF tho Committee Is
earnestly requested This committee
consists Of: Mrs. ". &. B0yce. chair
man. Mesdamcs ". n. Estes. l.. q
Thompson. Tom Niece. 4. J. Cald'
well, Harvey Radey, Fred Bone, y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
ATIiENAEIM CHR
To MEET THURSDAY

The Aihenacum club will meet
this this afternoon with Mrs. Jack as
hostess. The following program VIII
be- carried out:
Leader: Mrs. Earnes, Miller.
Subject: The parbizon aPinters'
Rousseau: "Mcador Bordered b!
Trees" Mrs. Pipkin.
Daubigny: Evening" Mrs. Neaie
Diaz: THE Holy Family Mrs
Collum.
Mlllet: "The Cleaner" Mrs. Lem
ons.
Jacques: Landscape Win sheep
Mrs. Eberstadt.
Dupre. "The Old Oak Mrs. u
X. Gilvin.
Music
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Ianticrgin.Noblcs

One Of the most elaborate we'd
iings to take place 50 far among
Amarillo soci,y folk during the win
ter season. was that solemnized az
the 4. n. Laadcrgin home. when
Miss Alice l.andorgln became the
bride OF Grady {. Mobiles.
Miss Llndorgin was accompanied
by Misses Esther Lee. Of Wichita
Kansas. Virginia Corbin. and Mrs
clarence Williams. Little Vary Cald'
we'll made q most charming flower
girl. Mack Mobiles acted as best man
to the groom.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
RUTH J. MEYER

Van Buren, street. The subject foI
the afternoon Is Paris" and a rare
treat il promised In the two follow
Ing numbers:
Mary 4. Miller Beard. OF Callfor'
MIA. who studied extensively in Par
is before the war. viii make an adj
dress on Paris OF Yesterday" She
has also onsen,ed TO favor the
club with one OF her delightful read
ings.
Mrs. W y. Herring. recently back
rem France. will give a talk on
Paris of To-day" Mrs. Herring In
fuses In a most interesting manner
the spirit of the times into her mar
ratiye of recent experiences and oh
seryations.
Each member OF the club Is priv
LEGGED 20 bring q visitor and 4 large
attendance Is expected.
s-aa---
Pirrian club Ia Meet This Afternoon
The Pierlan Club will meet this
afternoon with Mrs. Lawler az host
ess. The following program will be
carried out
director ..... Mrs. Higginbotham
Characteristics: Arch. Pier. Duttress
Window Tracery.
ltalina Hostility 10 Gothic:
Polotical Aanology OF Types,
aVriations from Northern Gothic.
Mrs. Madden
Milan Cathedral:
Scenic Effect OF Exterior-Mrs
Wheatley.
lncungrulties OF Plan--Mrs. Allen.
Interior Features-Mrs Seaman.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Cliropractic
For Acute. Chronic and Nervous
pi-eases
.. =. BROMEI,T. d. G.
Eskse Guiding.

Joints that ache. muscles tina; are
drawn or contracted should he treat
"A with BALLARD'S SNOW LINZ
MENT ! tpenetrates 10 the spot
where Il is needed and relieves sur
fering. Sold by all druggists. acc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

n. II. swift Leaves on business TIP
Il. Il. Swift. office manager Tor
the Northumberland Motor Com
pany left Tuesday evening for Okla
homa CITY ON company business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
Picrian club To Meet This Afternoon

| students Rccit ~ at College 81 Music
Tuesday night OF this week pupils
, Of Emil +. Myers In Voice and Lila
: Austin Myers I'm Piano were heard
In recital at the studio rooms OF the
| Aamrillo College OF Music at zoos
Polk street. The splendid audience
was very appreciativc and Il was the
| opinion Of many present that II was
ere OF the best student rccitals ever
gwen by the College. The entire pro-
gram was given from memory and
the pupils showed much improve
neat. After the program refresh
mcnts were served and a general
good socialtime was enjoyed by all
present. The following program was
rendered:
Piano Duct-The beginning OF n
Journey. barbour Nellie WI
iams and Mrs. Myers.
Piano solo-Argonaise-From O9'
'ra Gle Cidl Masscnei-Robbio
Ro,and.
Piano. Elfln Dance. .....--. .GrieB
Evelyn Plckerell
:. Piano. nr.llianian,e. Belnhold. =.
Alta Johnson.
!, ,cicc. Highland Mary, 80. bartlet'
Susie Fowler
Piano. Rigolet;o Suite Hill. Verdi
Crayco kaorpp
Voice. Dear Little Mother o. Nine
Sterling .......---- lrma Cassidy
p,lno. valsc Chromatic. LeschetiEky
Alma Smith
Voice, Sorier Miss You .----Clay
Crayce nKorpp
Piano Duct. Barcarolle from tale.
OF Heffman) offcnbaeh.
Crayce knorpp and Mrs. Myers
Voice tai Dear Little Mother oi
| Mine ........---,.. Purleign
COZ Ny Dear Little Irish Rcse-
Jones .......--... Horace Grigg'
Plano ca Rushing Wators-Loit
tbl Revere. strauss. Frederick Del
cell.
Voice tal Daffodils, Eversolc; to-
Cogrtin Liza JJane .--... Howard
Madge Hacker
Piano, Eccossaises. Gee. Beethoven
Helen Lambert
Voice. Smilin' Through ----' fen'
Mr. Saxon
piano. Gayo;e In u. Minor. Arthur
Foo,a ....--.--.,. Millicont LAIN
Piano. Romance in u. Flat sibehu
Gertrude I.ownaes
Volce--Out Of the Dep,hs-WooleT
Helen Lambert
Voice. tal Tommy lad. Margetson'
Obl Consider and Hear Me-File1
. ger. ...--....D ebbie Paterson
Piano Quarietto. March llongroaise'
Gertrude Iowndes. Millioent Lama
Helen Lambert aud Mrs. Myers.
1 n. u. swift Leaves on business TIL,
Il. Il. Swift. office manager to'
| tho MARI ham-l.o Reed Motor com
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

". shaughnessy. Bucher Thorpe, e.
7. Atwood. II. II. uay nport. q, r.
Nlnoys I'd, Clarence Williams. lar-
Noy Crudglngton. Ben Morning. Rob.
crison. G. u. Reeder. VIII Benton
Misses Katie Rae Mcucc. Edna ia
,ens. NcrL'a Cunningham aud sell
Hess
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08

past few weeks. has been removed
to 81. Anihony's sanltarium where
she will undergo an operation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-01-08
BUSINESS BUILDINGS ERECTED
DURING PAST YEER REPRESENT
EXPENDITURE Of OVER 100000

constructed buildings recently COM
pleted In this city Is the warehouse
OF the Amarillo Hardware Com
pany. located at sos Tyler street.
which was built at cost OF $40.
coo. This IL two story brick
building. 60Xli0 feet In dimensions.
The NJ. a l.. Transfer Company
also built during 1919 n large and
commodiOus warehouse AZ eos
Arthur street. costing $4,000.
Creamery Addition
The addition to the Nissley
Creamery Company's plant at GO7
Grant street was built at a
total cost Of $4,000. The Nissley
Company has not heen establish
ed In Amarillo but very short
time and an addition 10 their large
plant at this time is an indication
of the necessity Of more space for
the industry which was not con-
templated when their plant was
first constructed.
Miscellaneous
Other constructions In Amarillo
during 1919 are the building OF
the Amarillo Welding & Machine
Company. 200 n. Polk street,
$500: J. +. Dickerson. store
building. 800 buchanan, $500; c.
l.. Green. office building. taddi-
tom. ia East Seventh. si7o0;
Fred Prohst. bakery building. 3l6
Taylor street. $4,000: Plerce-For-
dyce OIL Association. storeh0uae.
200 Garfield street. $4,000; city
Light 4 Water Company. addition
10 plant. 100 Tyler street. $500;
Long Lumber Company. lumber
yard. 2l9 Harrison street. $4,000:
J. NJ. Donaldson. store building.
zoe East Seventh street. $4,000;
Ion Sellers. storehouse. SOL Harri-
son street. $1,000; II. y. Hume. i0i
Tyler street. brick warehouse. ST.
600. G. l.. Green. store building.
9O4 Polk street. $500; J. u. Ware
corrugated iron garage. 7oi East
Tenth street. $4,000: J, NJ. Dur
.eit. store building. 40 Pierce. ST.
SOC. and other buildings OF lesser
cost.