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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
COURT HOLDS WOLF
OF w ALL STREET

WASHINGTON. pee. is-convie-
ton n New ,, aors 81 bav'a l'ssnr5. I,
~the wolf ef Wah e and hsurf y.
.sar,tr nn charges - cousptring %
,,revent the transportation % mum.
eens % war 20 the allies. VII stand
:. result 81 the supreme courts dis-
,nlmsai today - ne writ - errer ~.
...s..nN Nv the defendants. Lamar nn2
.s..,tr ,were convicted ~ having con-
s...6 40 abstruct foreign trade
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
KEWANEE BOILERS
WILL CUT PRICES

pngler commny. one e. the
49,, .teei boiler producers in the
49,, today announced reductions
al cer cent or All fire box heating
- -. and 90 per cent on steel tanks
.s ger pnenmatle water supply pur-
rhla announcement ~ said 20
~. ART n these lines. A statement
- 49, company said production
npn 80 advanced but that cuts
fe4 ..,.aa nevertheless IN an enort
80 down building costa
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
NEW HAVEN TEAM
TRAINS AT MACON

MACON, Ga. Dec. is-Tha New
Haven Eastern league team win do
its spring training In this city. IL was
announced here today. The team viii
arrive ON March 30. The Yale unt.
verstty team also win train here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
CORK MAYOR TO
Be QUESTIONED
Irish Commoners and Lord May
or 20 be Summoned Before
Military Board
IMPARTIAL BOARD FORMED
Charges Are Made That Crown
Forces We're Committing
Atrocities and 0utrages

1 LONDON. Dec f8-As a ramnit az
direct charges that the crown forces
were committing various atrocities IN
Ireland. tho lord mayor of Cork, with
the Irish eofnnoners Roche and j. j..
walsh, Will be summoned before the
military board investigating the fires
IN Cork Saturday night. The charges
were brought before the house OF com
mons tonight by Commander Joseph
N. kenworthy. who demanded that an
impartial tribunal be set up 10 give
an unpretudiced report of what hap
pened Commander Kenworthy said
hts Information came In a message
from tho lord mayor and Messrs.
Roche and Walsh. The message was
not read by Commander Kenworthy.
bat when Sir Hamar Greenwood. chief
secretary for Ireland. rose 10 defend
the governments position he requested
the message from Kenworthy. which
The secretary read 20 the house IL
charged that women were held up and
robbed IN tho streets and that citizens
were uublicly whipped and shot. and
ii was said ia some instances burned |
alive IN their houses
The chief secretary said Re would
wire the military authorities a. Cork
tonight 20 summon the authors of the
message before them. An inquiry had
been started today which would be
Hompieted tomorrow.
Referring 20 nres generally. Sir
Hamar said he would put loss of life
above loss OF property. lie was clad
% say there was no evidence of lossI
"A asvufssmr. wsuo wmg wuvv WINE -tUos
inr He maintained hln previous POSI-
tion that personally no did not believe
the Ares had been caused By the crown
troops but " Il we're 20 ascertained
me peruetratora would auffer the pen
aitlea af martial law.
r. A.. O'Connor declared that the
nres had been caused by the black /
and tans that Great Britain's policy |
In Ireland had affected the American |
elections and that when the martyr
aom of Ireland" had been mentioned
An the Italian chamber Il was loudly
cheered.
CORK. Doc. ls-I.ate today no
ttce was received for publication ~
the Echo. saying that " a younE mem
her OF the editorial stan OF the Cork
Constitution named HorKan. who was
ntanap~a several weeks ago, is not
returned by o'clock Tuesday after
noon forty slim Feiners viii DO shot
IN their beds.
rhe notice. which was signed "Blaek
ara Tana." concluded with the words
1 Rebels. beware"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
. .<rsTas~fAL x-AGIE.


CHICAGO. Dec. i3-rhe annual
meeting Of the American League viii
be held In New York. Friday, Decem-
Der n. instead Of Chicago as previous
" planned. This announcement was
made todaf by r. y. Johnson, press-
dent: who Declared the change 70 New
Tork was made because a majority Of
the club owners were In the east
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
CASKET THEFT

NEW YORK. Dec. fs.-charwea
with the larceny Of a gold casket. val
aed ~ Sio.00a. from Charles N.
schwab. steel magnate. George wn-
iiams. 22 seaman. was arrested here
tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
NEW NAME FOR
INTERNATIONAL

NEW YORK, Dec. I1--John q.
TooIa. attorney for the National league
today was elected president Of the Ma
tionai Association Of Professional
Baseball Clubs. she new name adopted
by the new International league. Mr..
Tools succeeds David L. Fultx.
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HITCHCOCK AGAINST
PLAN FOR MANDATE

continued from FIRST Pagc.)
should be undertaken under amy cir
cumstanccs and said he was inclined
to agree with William j. Bryan, who
announced his opposition to the man
date. Iic asserted, however, Armenia
should be helped because conditions
there were about rs bado as they
could be-" but declared that the man
date was open to discussion
The Armenian question:" he said.
rs too complex to say off hand
whether we should accept the man
date proposed by Mr.. Wilson. no
uce that Mr.. Bryan is opposed to 1t.
and am inclined to think MIR. Bryan
is about right II President Wilson
had included Turkey in his proposal
perhaps ! should favor the suggestion.
TO undertake a mandate for Armenia
would mean the dispatch of a large
part OF our army to that country.
ehtail Il heavy cost and involve us In
complications for long time to
come"
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DANIELS RESENTS USE OF
STEAMROllER IN INQUIRY
Continued From First Pagc)

N'oHtlHueu from FIRST IaSc.)
Daniels then demanded that the per-
son who made the compilation be
sworn as Il witness. Again he was
oHcrrulcd by the chairman. Senator
Pittman at this point protested
against the tabulation going into the
record and loft the room after the
chairman had announced he would
not yield In his stand.
Force Tabuiation Into Record.
Secretary Daniels thcrcupon made
n point of no quorum. Chairman
Hale pollcd the committee. lie and
Senator Reyes. Republican, New
Hampshire. voted and the chairman
announced that he was authorized to
cast tho vote OF Senator l:all Re
publican. Delaware. The tnhuiation
then went into the record without
further words.
The remainder OF the session was
devoted to Il discussion OF technical
details Of the navys cooperation in
the war and long debate between
the chairman and the secretary re-
EardinG the contribution OF the North
Sea mine barraEc. an American pro-
joct. toward ending the submarine
campaign. MIR. Daniels characterized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
COTTON MEN ASK FOR
HIGHER RAILWAY RATES

NNUHtIHUCu FTUrT TIT'I HEV'T
sonablc protective tariff for the pro-
lection of manufacturers and their
employees.
Registration OF delegates showed
40 present. but there were probably
30 more who did not reg istcr. Lunch
con was served delegates at the Com
monwcalth Club at o'clock, i'm
mcdiatcly following the closing of tho
final session. This luncheon was
served by tho local entertainment
committee. OF which John NJ. Miller.
Ir., was chairman. During the az
noon many of tho delegates visit
ed historic places about the city.
Most of the Delegates left for their
homes during the late afternoon and
last night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
REMOVES CAUSE
OF HEADACHE
Doctors Condemn Remedies
that Merely Relieve the
Pain-CIaim Aspironal Also
Removes Cause-AbsOlutcIy
Safe.

Doctors and druggists oro do
lghted with Aspironal. tho new
elixir that relieves headaches taEd
coIds) within two minutes and also
removes the cause and prevents the
return OF headache the next day by
gently acting on the liver, correcting
pliiousness and constipation. which
are usually the cause OF headache
The next time YOU have n headache
20 10 your nearest drug store, hand
inc clerk half dollar for bottle CT
Aspironal and tell him TO serve YOU
two tchspoonsful. In n little water
win your watch In your hand. count
OF Two minutes and call for your
money back, AS per manufacturers
guarantee. II you can't feel your
headache fading away within the
time limit. Your druggist invites you
ana expects you TO try Aspironal.
Everybody is doing it.-Adv
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established they were no, part Of a

established they were not part OF u
mob.
Late this afternoon n Tip" came to
the police Of Alexandria that u mob
OF about 200 Washington negroes in
tended crossing over to make trouble.
The news spread and there was a
rush toward the stores handling am
munitlon. Nearly all sold out.
Service Men Ncudy.
Soon after dark tho .cX-servicc men
or AieNandria organized under Cap
France. and were equipped with rifles
at the Boys High School. Mean
while company of militiamcn came
over from the Falls Church vicinity.
Tho troops were soon In lighting for.
nation. Hundreds of citizens waited
down town until about 1880 o'clock.
Then they began TO drift home. Won
dcring if some joke had been played
on the town and content to let the
soldiers handle the situation.
Alexandria was just in the right
mood to meet the mob. because OF the
Turner case. as Turner. in addition
to killing Moore. had attempted to
rob and attack his iiancee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
CHANGE ORGANIC LAW
TO MAKE MEN MORAL
William Jennings Bryan Declares He Favors Consttu
tional Amendment Aimed at So-Called Double
Standard"-Adolress Presbyterians

assembly. Two days ago Il union OF
Presbyterian and Reformed churches.
both OF which hold the CaIvinistic
faith. and conform to the Prcsby-
terrain system. was approved. This
was followed by similar action by
the Southern Presbyterian Church,
The assembly was almost unani-
nous in adopting the majority report
OF its committee, which favored the
plan OF church union. The sam" ac-
ton must now be taken by othor de-
nominations included in the plan. and
then final ACTION by representatives
Of the combined bodies.
The churches included in the mcr
ger plan arc the Armenian Evan
Eclical Church. Baptist Churches.
Christian Churches. Christian Union
of the United States. CONVERSATIONAL.
Church of the Disciples. Evangelical
Synod of North America. Society OF
Friends, five years meeting OF the
Friends IN America. Primitive Mctho-
dist. Methodist Episcopal, Moravian
Presbyterian. Protestant Episcopal.
Reformed Episcopnl. Reformed
Church in the United States. United
Presbyterian and the Welsh Pres
bytcr.an.
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said. while T I in Tenasylvanla '' ha
Tiassed ii as unexpected" Senator
Reed brought the partisan fitting
temporary close with the rcmark
that I'm the history Of the Demo-
cratic party no, man has started out
TO get presidential nomination by
the process Of spending 100000 OF
his own money"
IN ask YOU about your own con-
miectlons! Chairman Kenyon began.
aren't You counsel for the Chicago
mo. Sir" Mr.. Carlin said.
:, Aren't You counsel for the Cruel
You are counsel Tor Mr.. Dupuv.
president OF the Crucible steel Com
pany"" Chairman Kenyon demanded.
Cruciblc Company Discussed.
And the Crucible steel Company,
defraudcd the United states govSrn
ncnt out o! $1,000. O0b. didn't it, in
income taxes" Chairman Kenyon
"Somc,hing like that" Mr.. carlin
Il, was the Attorney-GepcraI.s
business 10 prosecute defrauders of
ne government" Chairman Kenyon
Asked rs Senator Reed, Democrat
Missouri. II Acknowledgement Palmer
had had anything to do personally
with the CruicibIc Steel or Dupuv
,aN matters. Mr.. Carl!n said ii had
been taken un with Mr.. Palmcr's as
S'StantS. but that il was largely "up
10 the collector of internal revenue
who was Mr. Rogers lie added that
the statute expressly allows the In
'crnal R"Te0u" Department to COM
hipmlS. all these matters even after
AN indicimcn, has been found"
Chairman Kenyon announced that
former Federal Judge J. Harry Cow
inGton. described by Mr. Carlin as
the treasurer OF Mr.. raimer's cam
rd!En organization, had been sum-
moned To testify at.thc Investigation.
lie also announced that Harry NJ
i,"nghorty. representing Senator
harding. Republican. of Ohio, repre-
s"ntativ"s Of President Nicholas Muir
ray Butler, OF Columbia University.
and Governor Coolidge, of Massa-
chus"tt9. both Republicans would be
heard tomorrow.
Appearing for former Ambassador
Gerard, Mr.. Jones filed ii telegram
from his principal saying that he
any source.
we sowed seeds of literature in
South Dakota" Mr.. Jones testified in
describing the passing of Mr.. Ger
ards own $1,000. and left II to the
sunshine and rain. We found that
It took something more than sun
SHINE ana rain to make II grow after
the votes were counted and decided
not TO 30 into any more primary cleo
tions."
y. y. SpraGue. treasurer at chi
cago OF the Wood national commit
to- and men who conducted lcam-
paigns for Wood, Johnson or
Hoover in California. Nebraska, and
West Virginia are expected to appear
within Il day or two.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

cloth In an Indictment returned hero
today by tho Federal grand jury.
Tho indictment contains fourteen
counts. charging fourteen individual
violations or the Lever act in the sale
'of cloth at unjust and unreasonable
prices.
The indictment followed an investI-
CATION by the Department of JustIce
made at the request of President
Wood. of the company. according tn n
statement tonight by Herbert c..
Hhyth' special assistant TO United
States district attorney.
Mr.. Smyth said the Investigation
showed the American Wooden Com
pany controls II per cent OF the ont.
put OF WOODEN cloth In the country.
ind that It's prices are followed yir-
tually by the retail trade.
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ALEXANDRIA is IN
ARMS AS SLAYER
Is JAILED HERE

-
pairing to so to bed later than usual
and the troops were still engaged in
fruitless vigil.
The visit of the mythical mob of
negroes was supposedly to be made
10 retaliate for the attempt made
by white citizens of Alexandria
County to take from Jail at Fort
Myer Heights earlier In the week,
William Turner. IL Washington ne
gro. charged with numbering Thomas
NJ. Moore. OF Alexandria,
Although all was quiet along the
Potomac" ut midnight. u part OF
AieNandria's male population was
stun armed in the streets. The Alex
andria Light Infantry. rcorgauized
with one hundred cx-servicc men,
was on patrol duty, and company
Of state militiamen had come from
Falls Church.
Due to Negroes Idle Honst.
Washington police late tonight said
they thought the threat OF a half
drunken negro here today to clean
rp Alexandria this evening. mad
caused the hectic evening in the civic
life OF Alexandria,
During the early evening automo-
pies OF the fire and police depart
mcnts hustled armed troops and cit
izens to the outskirts of the city and
Il guard was thrown up against tho
highway bridge across the Potomac.
hut no mob wendell it's way over the
bridge or swan the Potomac.
Every conceivable form OF weanon
rom PICK to automatics and
!llcS. misht be seen In possession Of
the excited citizens of Alexandria
Automobiles filled with armed men
uashcd through the streets and on TO
way between Washington and Alex
andria were stopped by troops and
not permitted 10 proceed until IL was
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Justice Agents seize supply.

RALEIGH, y. c., Many o6-rhe
!arEes; seizure OF sugar in the South
since the Lever Act became effective
occurred today at Rose lIiIl, in Dup
lin County. when Department OF Jus
ticc agents took charge of 500 barrels
warehouses and consigned to J c.
Townsend and Company of Selby-
vile, Delaware
Assistant United States District At.
torney Whitchurst today sworc out
libel O. information and writ Of
seizure against the "siN hundred bar
rels OF sugar. oscar RUSSELL. J. c.
Townsend. Jr."
The information charges Russell
the corporation and Townsend with
wilfully boarding. holding. delivering
ana storing i've carloads OF sugar I'm
violation OF the provisions OF the
Lever Act and that the sugar was
removed from It's usual course OF
crease piices.
The writ q. seizure authorized the
confiscation and holding OF the sugar
until further orders from the Federal
courts OF the Eastern District Of
North Carolina and directs the parties
concerned 10 appear in Federal court
here on June - 10 answer 10 tho
libel OF information.
=. Ascending TO- Frederick c. Handy,
Justice operations In the state, the
sugar VIII he kept under guard nj
Rose H!ll until further Developments
russell, the only man In Rose H!li
connected with the sugar. according
to Mr.. Hardy, stated tina, tho sugar
was shipped there for use In canning
nre or The strawberry crop the sugar
WAS no, used.
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N'oh'ihueu FROM FIRST iaEc)
-
and provide for tho construction
work which is required under the
franchise"
Further. the company states that
IL is now having a valuation OF it's
property made and believes that the
result will show that AN increase IS
justified. but that the valuation will
not be completed for several months.
Thomas s. Wheelwright. the prcsi-
dent. signed the petition.
OFFICIALS says that the income.
which will be realized by the com
pany from the increase. will be sl25. :
GOO. Tho proposed increase TO their
employees will be $4,000. they as
scrt.
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Inv Associated rrnss.l

PHILADELPlllA. May 26.-An-
other amendment to the Federal Con-
stitution. prividing n single standard
of morals for men and women and
intlicting severe penalties for inn
morality, was predicted by William
Jennings Bryan in an address before
the General Assembly OF the North
crn Presbyterian Church here today.
immortality" said Mr.. Bryan. has
been one of the greatest sources Ut
corruption to AmNrican life. The
time is ripe to abolish unfair dis
elimination, and man. IL he is to have
the communication Of his church,
must live UP to the standards of
morality he has laid down for wo-
man
The time is not far distant when
our Constitution will have written
into IL single standard of morals.
Under 1t there viii be no segregation
of sin. There Will be no licensing
OF vice. and penalties for immortality
will be. visited alike on man and
y plan or union for eighteen Prot
cstant churches in the United States
was approved today by the general
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

~
Wooa Organization maintained NY
!n= squad-ons' 10 cover states.
w H2Te had speakers and scouts
q INFORM Us Of conditions" ~. VII
ness replied. We had = very large
otsaa iza;.oa, very largely volunteer.
lie aar- 70 put That IL being and
g." t'"gi''!l i.ot!hS IN Two
''.c. II ,e"sS |a..1s IN business
oFE -,-za.2u - :.
Da .o- eapec: ihls. advance Of
s.htuHg - y,n-
80 't pa-d bncH'
o''-s'eAe ASKED.
l-1peE zoo strong a word"
rr,re. Frpcter told him amid gem
e--- .ag-h,er.
..v-.
ar ;'l nope, ;ncrr'
'sN Hnp" that Alr. Proctor
ttr u a-,. undertaken. ,h!s yrn,l
a- gong - carry 6, .S-,.,..,
.,. ,"' 'n- a.
7a ''.--- % an !aea.is'!c Claim on
VA -#- matter a. have .el.
:cr Inc LeI Cross In inc VAN
u,
h'"d' 1" Advance More.
$50 yru ,vr.-.
Senator ,.,-.-. III, ''''''
"-''."-
'"'-" as i zee! That D. propcr."
mo witness returned.
How IlI tscv rr,r. o.. ,,
without ,.r,.t.., - 4 man
cAPf' renee 20 un-
are ne management % ,hts
great campaign" asked Sc,.,ar
Fcec.
II don't kr,y,, ,to .i.
".'u"' me w!t"css replied.
yen he bolt out Of clear
i,Sn o! milk coming off the
''.. aAti
"!H
III you have an Understanding
.Na ungr,,,,,',M Ms coming back 2''
pcctatiou that SOM. Of :, III t3
paid hy ri.u.,sf Wa, .WHi .. re
'Wao'- Senator Ia.G ,,!th"S
iUg--"Gg YOU ,xn,,, m"H .auEh-
am I-.,, 10 nHt y UP
come LacS s5i. S"iHg Of 1t VIII
t,dt,@., 80. Nv',ht! Proctor.
tl,rc. ll.'' Hetaiis OF eNpcndi-
-eixty 80 'o''e' if"e"r, and that
On pulli5,ty a,d cent Was spen,
pairng." iri -, .i"I"4"haI cam
asriza,t- nat me national or
SIatIt s,,.. ~. gone INTO iorty-seven
# ss66Gj 'e f"i nFo S...y AN average
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tho barrage as the navys greatest
contribution toward defeating the
U-boat campaign. while Senator Hale
sought to show that the project ac-
tually had little influence on ending
the war
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
WOOlEN MILL OFFICIALS
HELD FOR PROFlTEERING
Federal Grand Jury Returns Indict-
mcnts Charging American Wooden
Co. Violated Lever Act.

% @N3sUVIutVI I'TNsH.
NEW YORK, May 26.-The Ameri-
can WOODEN Company OF New York.
the American Wooden Company of
and William NJ. Wood
president of both companies. were
charged with prontccring In wooden
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

LHwson Releases 100 Tons OF pnpcr.
CHICAGO. May 2G.--Victor +. Law
son, publisher OF tho Chicago Daily
News, has released leo tons OF ncws-
print TO be distributed to smaller
no wsphp"Es in need OF supplies which
are reported 10 face suspension IL i'm
mediate assistance is not given, it
was announced today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27

To Drive Out MaIarin md HuiId In
The System
Take tho Old Standard GRONI,'S
TASTFLESS chill TONIC. You know
what you are taking. AZ the formula
IL printed on every label. showing II
form. 60c.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-27
ANOTHER JUMP
I'm RETAIL PRICE OF SUGAR
!. More Than $3.50. 900 600 Has Been
Loaned by L. S. Banks to Cuba
for Holding Sugar.
. 100000 TONS AVAILABLE
live Carloads Arc Seized i'm North
:, Carolina by Department OF jus
: ticc Agents Who Charge Viola
ton of Lever Act.
uRy Associated POSI-

NEW YORK. May ga prediction
that Tho price OF sugar would soar
TO 26 or Is cents a pound within
forty-oiEht hours. was made today
by Raymond NJ. Wilson. sugar broker.
tcstifyiny before the Lusk commit
toe Investigating alleged rrohteering
In sugar and other commodities
This statement followed the dis
closure by George Henry Finlay. an
other witness that moro than a
quarter Of billion dollars have been
loaned by American banks to con-
Germs in Cuba 10 enable them to hold
sugar
Mr.. Finlay. who was the first Wit
ness called when the hearing was
resumed today. testified that about
G5o.o0o tons OF sugar was being held
in Cuban ports. and added that many
planters have stored their entire
crops in warehouses in the Interior
Asked whether he thought the
planters took this action i'll order to
wait for further raises in prices. Mr.
Finlay answered in the Affirmative
He said tho National City Bank
In Havana would lend S25 bag on
raw sugar thus stored, while other
banks lend as much as $50 bag
Asked for any further information
In his possession which might throw
light on the existing high prices. he
called attention TO 10000 tons of
sugar not previously counted in the
estimates of the available supply
which. he said. brings the total
amount Of sugar available to rciimcrs
in Cuba up to 100000 tons.
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COLONEL PROCTOR
SPENDS FORTUNE
TO BOOM GENERAL

IC0atlnued FroIn Fi.si raEeD
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PETITIONS CITY COUNCIL
FOR SlX-CENT CAR FARE

Continued From First PagcD