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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18
Machinery.

Machinery.
TWO KELLY PRESSES FOR SALE. WITH
EXTENSIONS; EXCELLENT CONDITION.
ELDER G. TURNER, 43 WALKER ST.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

COOK--Japancse, cook or general house,
worker; reference. Mura, II Concord ST.,
Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-10-18

COACTIAfAN, groom wants position In
charge of private stable, with hunters,
saddle or harness horses: capable all round
man In ell branches OF the horse business;
can care for furnaces. garden. &C.. will bs
found generally useful: good references. J
Herald. Herald SO.
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INVESTIGATOR. so: 10 years experience ;
excellent references and expert ability.
KAn Herald. go HrondWaY.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
LARGE WHALE
 JAWS IN SEATTLE
Bones From Whale Captuerd i Alaska Recently Shipped to
 Carnegie Museum

From satuo to pitaburs yostor Iay wont by freight Q mammoth pair of whale jaw bones whose od- duou to ho Carnegie Museum
 frh purchased thom eIyo that institution Ono sixth largest known aair of such bones .n Che world Che largest pair bene iu Seattle ays Che Times of recent date
 Tho bones shipped Friday meas mod l9 feet In length and each weighed one ton. They were ob- aued three years ago by Captain Earine from au.phur-bottom whale oG Barauof island. Port Am- rone. near sIto. Alaska Captain earline brought Che bones to Seattle for O Holland. landing chem by .ov at AH Point Ihoro teams md tackle were used .o haul Che homes up on the beach whore thcy were buried In @ siz-ioot decp trench In the roar ol 80eg 68rd Ave. g. w.
 The bones lay in the.r uonch m- disturbed unW Thursday when J. E. suudloy. proprietor Of Yo old Cw.. os.y shop. in Che Colman noch bought tbom and began cyVayatuE them Tho bones were sold to Che Carnegie Museum and shipped hcro
 The arros. pair of whale jaw bones .n tao world n Chat In front of Mr. snudlcy's shop. measuring .l fec. $ inches in length. or eight inches longer than thc pair in Che Metropolitan Wueoum New York c.v The National Museum Wmh- inr,ou. D C.. has a pair DO toot r Inch iu length and Che Auckland Museum. Now Zealand has pair af feet H1 Inches long The Ann
 .ran Museum ol Natural History New York C.y has pa.r meaaur- mr 70 foet 9 Inches In length
 Tho hroat of tho whale n curi- .rs contrast to Che immense size of rs iaws NIT. suudioy points out Is not bigger than a large orange The vhaIe scoops n a great mouthiuI Of herring. perhaps a ton ot nah at Q ulp ifit is lucky and theu hrushc. these tmy fsh through Che whale hone called Halre. which .s a coarse hair like a mat through which Che oil is sucked into Che .hfoat 4 whale has SO vortobrao and l60 r.bs
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
EMMA IN

Captain Tom Moss of thc halIbut aoat Emma brought his vessel Into port oarly in Che week with a cargo 1T something liko 10000 pounds Of aIbut aboard rho boat had beer out iu Cross Sound for Che past l1 days dshng Capt. Non sold hi, catch to Che Juneau Cold storc. Company Wednesday for price of 70 conu for aut quality and 6 for seconds
 Fahcrmm coming in from Ono banks report Chat Che weather while not so stormy has been rather pc. ular in Che fact that great swoils layo been hitting Cross sound from thc ocoan. making that O rather tough place for small boats
 On account Of thc threatened strike Of Che railroad shop mon, thc baibut market is lower than wa. expected for thn time Of tho year. whom high prices should prevail Some dsblug boats win likely remain m port Go see whether Che strike ia .o come on as per schedule. Tho
 rlkc would ue up an Che trans. Dorouon lines across thc continent and practically kin Che market for .rcsh rsh for a timc
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
REPAIR GABLE

Washington. n. C. -0ne hundred miles of thc Nasta cable is n Q badly dc'apdatol condition. and eoi Charles Nick saItzman. chief l. .ef ho signal service bureau Of op. auuors H planning to replace t vIh a new limo uclt summer Thc .my deficiency bW carries am Item 9t s90000 which win be usod Co purchase new cable as soon as Che bW s enacted into law
 owe have boon advised by tho so- -tuo ofce." sah Colonel satzman. "that there is a stretch Of 100 miles hat is worn out and is likely to givc us considerable trouble in Che uom murc This part Of thc lIuc lies in water two miles deep Eventually It win be necessary to replace the
 entire cabIo from Seattle to Alaska .It win nko about l20 days to mun- uncmo ho cabie needed mmcl- ately after thc necessary apuropr.o- uou Is made The work win be done in tbia country
 "Bcsidcs greatly acIlIut.ug tho commerce.. of Che territory Che Aias- ta oabIo has been a paying propos.- iIon for che government Last year we turned s1S9O00 into Che rroos- ury and n addition carried about s800.O00 worth of government bus mess tor nothing u is Che only ulouarhic system operated by Che government
 The cabloshIp Burnside Colonel sutmm said. becoming too old and out Of condition for work n Che North and now cablebn is badly needed The Burnside wos an old Spanish tramp and was Che first prize ship captured during Che Span Irh-Amor.can war; She was cone ver.ed to a cablcsh.p and laid che cable Co Che Philippines and later Che cable running from Seattle to Alaska She h.t rock lost summer and stove in hor bow. The Signal Corps has expectations Of getting O now cabl,sh.p ot somc time in the near future. but has iituo hope chat Che necessary money win bc appro- pr.atcd at th.s Congress. -J. J. Un- dcrwood in Seattle Times
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
M. oI He-rInE F-naI Aoo0anL

Notice Of Hearing Final Account In Che United States Commissioners
 cour. for Douglas leland Pro-
 cuct Territory of Alaska. Div
 Mo- !.
 In tho Matter of Che Estate Of Wil-
 Ham Duncan. deceased.
 Notice fig hereby given that Geo. Boaro as administrator with Che win annexed of tho cstate of William Duncan. deceased. did on the 2lst day of January. 1920. me In Che above entitled court his final account and rerort Of his administration of nid cs1tc and Che hearing Of the amo has boon get by said court for Saturday, Che 27th day Of March. 1920. at tbc hour of two o'clock D.. .at his ouicc in che Henson buIld- mr n Douglas Alaska. at which Ime and pace an persons are re- 1u.rod to dc any objections they may have to said account and re- uort and .o show cause. ii any they have why said account and report, should not be allowed and settled.
 Dated nIs 2lH day Of January 1920
 GEO. BEARE. Administration  First publication January 23. l92o- Last publication February 20. 1920.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
AMONG FLY WHEELS
 OF MOSQUITO FLEET

usual. and if tho weather remains mild much Of Che work win soon be started. Tho engine8 win hPyo to be oyerhaulcd. Che hulls painted. now caulhng put in In many places and al Che gas boats put .n good shaDo for Che coming season.
 With Che new year many people sworc on on many of thoir habits. Including the gas boat habit With Che arst touch of good weather, how- over those who took co many aol- emn oaths on January nnt forgot their good resolutions. and if they don't happen to have Q boat to start work on they begin inquiring as to prices of boats and engines with a view of purchasing.
 This fall and winter there have boon flower good work boats for sale than over before. and pleasure craft have not been for salo in any Quan- uy Many more people are begin ming to realize that in this part Of Alaska. at least. Che person with @ good gas boat ia Independent being able to make good money during tho summer season at one kind Of work or another
 so we win soon have Che engines tuned mp and many launchings will take place beginning early next month if Che weather remains favor able. and the old game win go on.
 Choice lines Of profanity win be .aken out Of Che moth balls where they have rcposed on winter and win be used for Che first time on Che old mills when they refuse to func- lion os they should. Tho usual line Of gas boot bull as to Che compara- uvo merits of different boats and makes Of engines win be peddled. The usual number Of hot-stove gas engineers win be on hand to give advice as to Che starting and oper- auug Of engines and they win be cusscd i'm the usual fluent manner for their troubles
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20

WANTED A secondhand plano. Wm pay cash. Address Box 99l. Ju- Ucau.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
Looking Them Over
ALL MAsoNs INVITED

X cordial invitation is extended Go m Nasous of every degree on Doug ,ps Island by tho Scottish Rite boiIc Of Juneau to attend Che re- -cuuon and entertainment in honor af thc Father Of Our Country under Che ausDice Of thc Rite. at Odd Fcl- ow hau Junoau. sunday alter noon. February 22. beginning at 2.3o o'clock Am excellent program Of
 Ircaos. song and music has been arranged It is Che annual custom Of bodies of Scottish Rite Masonry to commemorate the birth and iiio ar General George Washington Che distinguished citizen and respected Mason.
 The above a subject Of course. Co quarantine regulations and tbo meeting win not take piaco if Che lu ban is not uftcd by Sunday
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
N coMNEM0RAuON

A. J. Mcconnell Ia Iu receipt Of mc handsome bronze iab.ct for One monument chat uaooa Che hui at Che corner of F.rat alreot and D avo- nue. which was erected n honor Of our boya who lost ho.r iiyos m Che
 cmt world var it Ia 20x2t Inches n a.zo. and was manufactured by u0any G Co. ol Now York and bears
 lo following Inscription. 'i9ll- l9l9 Over There James Bennett
 ohm Jono Wm Jouos Over Flor.
 Luc.an pnu This tablet is dcdI
 aled to the.r ncred memory by cIt. .1ous of Cordoya. Coriovu Time
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
DO YOU WANT SUMMER WORK

A number Of fishing industries have requested Che Alaska Bureau of Publicity Co secure crews men. women and young pooplo-for them ths coming season A register has been opened at One Bureau In thc A. B Buldng Juneau. whcrc in- formation as to class of work and wages paid. etc., con be had.
 IT you don't mean business. don ' rau f6-27
 ALASKA BUREAU or PUBLICITY
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
WILL TAKE TIME
 TO DEVELOP RYDER
investigator for Steamship Com. panic, Gives His Impressions
 of New Camp

Any rush of fortune hunters to Che iow mining town ot Hydor Alaska. rouid not only result In much is- appointment and loss of money but nrivauon and uGor.ng according Co reports received by Seattle steam ship interests yesterday from Q spec Ial representative who was sent to tbo utuc settlement on tho Portland Canal witch instructions Co iuvosu- gate conditions, says Che Semitic Times
 It had been horaldod for and wide hat Uvdcr was a second Klondlko and Seattle steamship interests re- c.ycd many requests for service Go he new mining camp Inquiries as io Che amount or gold and silver dis- .otcrcd came from an over Che coun- try and oGIcou or Che companies witb vessels plying Co Alaska de- .ded Co make am Investigation A representative was sent to Hyder with instructions Co spend consider able umc In tho town and to Iuvcst- .rotc Che mining prospects
 Hc found a small village. built or rume wh moro than 25o nhobit ants There was one store with . very small stock and only two hotels one wb twenty-five rooms and tho other with eighteen rooms Hewas convinced chat propectou would hayc Co ou.at before leaving for Hydcr witch everything they needed including food as thoro Is no source of supply In thc town. No lumber Is available for building cabins. os tbcre has been no logging operations in che district and an material O. his kind must be shipped from Che "ouudc" King Winter was stl ruling Che district @ week ago and ttcrc was heavy snow on Che ground which win not go on until April o'd-umers along Che Portland Canal ald
 Hydcr s far from a poor mans camp. Che investigator learned J, win take hard rock or quartz mu- iue to work the deposits and much expensive machinery
 wItb no police force or other min ions Of Che law. mo courts Of justice mo customs or immigration officers Hyler holds Che distinction or being one of Che most unusual towns un. der Che American nae It waa cx. plalnoi by Che leading citizens of Che town hat O deputy United stato. marshal had bcon appointed but had not got arrived They said thoy eX- pected to havc customs and immi- grafton offices m Che spring There was only one wol In Che town when One Inspector was there and tho water was not ft for human con. sumption.
 The special representative or Se- atuc shipping interests reported tha. Che town vcl was dug u Che udc Uau and pipod up 30 it would be above Che eide but salt water SO, into it
 The special agent Of Che Seattle steamship Interests spent nino day. u Hydcr and while ,hcro Che thor mometor ranged from IS degrees be- low zero to 70 degrees above zero.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
cHRIsr1AN sCHNCE sERWCEs
Fiftb Street between Main and Seward Streets Jmoau)


 Services are held every Sunday ot ll.a. m. In Che church of Che Chris tiau Science Society of Juneau on Fifh Street between Main and Sew ard streets. The subject for next Sunday win be "Mnd"
 Sunday school at 12:15 D. m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting at S.15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room &. MaIony Block Open daily except Sundays and holidays. from to f.30 D. m. and from to .9p m. Wednesday evenings. to 8.
 Tho public is cordially invited Co attend thesc services and visit the Reading Room.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
WORKING

Cecil Bach hos taken position with K R Paykuu Che contractor at Trcadwou while Che influenza ban is on Cecil H % student of Che Juneau High school
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
BOAT EXPECTED

The ro.ehter Ketchikun Is expect ed ot Douglas very soon with shIp- mcnt of coal for Che city dock. The coal supply ot Che present tmo Is getting vcry short.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20

Kodak printing and developing done neatly and promptly by Mrs. Jack Mccormick Leave orders at Elmer E. Smiths or phone Treadwcll 238.
Douglas Island news., 1920-02-20
Being Renaired

Tho Murrolott. with Captain Hury Patterson in charge. has been moved from ia winter quarters at Che Douglas city float to Juneau Tho damage done to Che after raIl- ing or ube vessel by Che sudden torm Of last winter chat played havoc wih chat and other boats is being repaired
 Looking Them Over
 Wh Che sprIne-liko weather of Ono last few days of th's week local owners Of saa boats have been down either to Che floats or tho bench looking over their property
 Tho usual winter damages win. hayc to be repaired th.s year a.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
OceIot Tears Up;
Mistress Calls
on Zoo for Help
Only a Baby, at That, but He
Makes Things Hum at Home
of Mrs. Cartoue.

A baby ocelot is no thing to have
about the house. Although at the
age. Of two months, 1t 10 not larger
than a well-fed tomcat. 1t belongs in
menagerie. Mrs. Pierre Cartoue Of
No. 200 West 57th Street learned this
20 the tune Of several tattered cur
taans and chair coverings, and to-day
the pretty little pet is in the Central
Park Zoo. II Mrs. Cartoue had not
called up the Zoo people and asked
them to take the animal It might
have been necessary for her TO seek a
home for herself elsewhere because
the Ocelot was in almost complete
possession OF the place.
The small bundle OF teeth and claws
arrived the other day on the United
Fruit Company's steamship GARLIC,
having been sent to Mrs. Cartoue by
her husband, who Is in Colombia,
South America. exploring, hunting
and painting animals. When he is in
this city he paints portraits. With
the animal, which was securely Gagged,
came a letter from Mr.. Cartoue, dated
Cartagena, telling some of the details
OF capture. The artist, accompanied
by guides, were in a dense Jungle
when they came upon a parental
group of ocelots, accompanied by
their child. A battle followed In
which Mr.. .Cartoue was severely
clawed by the family, particularly as
he was bent upon capturing the young
hopeful which trotted along with u.
Eventually Mr.. Cartoue was sent to
a hospital and the baby ocelot to Mrs.
Cartoue.
she received It at her apartment
yesterday, and then the trouble ot Can.
Mrs. Cartoue, knowing nothing about
the habits and temper of ocelots, let
It out of the cage and it proceeded to
tear things up generally, and TO chase
her about particularly. When she
could stand the excitement no longer
she telephoned to the Zoo. AMI there
the youngster may be seen. Occ,ots,
the Zoo people say, are among the
most treacherous of all the "big cats
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
MAN ELECTROCUTED;
TRAFFIC HELD UP
Trolley Tube Cleaner Leans Against
Third Rail Below Street
C,,xEo-a q.
Surface in BoWery.

Enrico Pignutell. thirty-eight years
old. Of No. l5S East 199th Street was
electrocuted to-day while at work below
the street surface at Bowery and Grand
Street. and his body continued burning
for twenty minutes before flremen
dragged Il from the third rail Mean
while traffic was held up on the Third
Avenue surface line.
Pignutelli, who was a tube cleaner.
was at work with two companions in
the tube below the trolley slot. a blind
ing flash and a scream from Pignutelli
80 paralyzed with fright the other men.
who had their backs turned, that they
could DO nothing but turn and stare at
his burning body.
The flash was seen and the mans cry
was heard by Patrolman Foley of Traf-
fic Squad A, who turned in calls for the
fire truck and a Gouverneur Hospital
ambulance. DR.. Thompson expressed
belief thatAPignuteln accidentally leaned
against the third rail and that death
was instantaneous,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
FOR sALk
EARNS EoR SALE or TO LEr.
1O-acre Farm, 1920;
Poultry, Truck, Berries, Fruit;

splendid little money nAheT pleasant home; defrGhd
products alwaya IN tKOess supply high pHces fine
markets. acres tillaee suitable all m ney making
crops. 4 acres wOudsi 2-Story brick house cellar.
plaEza. water: barn. hog house. poultry house
Ownir unable Oocupy mGtcs low price 81. 20 part
cash balance easy terms. Details q this and
Big Illustrated CAtAlng Farm barGans around
New York CITY and Throughout many States, ,Call
OF writ for free eUip. BTROUT FARM AGENCY.
$50 + y Nassau st.. New York ciu.
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ROBBED, SAYS BOY
HELD AS BURGLAR
Declares Someone Took His Cap,
Shoes and Coat When He
Entered Apartment.

Paul Pope. seventeen. arraigned in
Washington Heights Court as a bur-
glar. told Magistrate Sweetser that he
removed his shoes, coat and cap be-
fore entering the first floor apartment
Of Henry Craiger. broker. ct No, sos
West 16Oth Street. and while engaged
in combat with Craiger some one made
off with the clothes he deposited on the
outside.
Craiger was said to have found Pope
ransacklng his apartment. In n fight
the tenant dazed the intruder. But
while he was trying to calm his wife
who had become hysterical, Pope Is de-
clared to have escaped, taking with him
jeweiry valued at $4,000. He was caught
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09
Bed Muslins

BIsaehsd and UnbIsaehed ShSstings---
bleached-12 In. 10 90 in
our. reg. 81 to Sl.1s Sale 81 to 80
unbleached-- 45 in. 10 90 In.
our reg. 81 to S1.0e Gale 3 to 81
Blsaehed Dwight Anchor and Utica
Sheeting --42 In. to 90 in
our reg. 20 to Sl.34..SSls 40 to 81
Fine Bleaohed Muslin--3e In. wide.
Our reg. .s6.......... Sale .20
SO In. Unblsaehsd Muslin
value .32 ,........s.s. .Saie ~
No Mail or Telephone orders
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HELP wANTEo-MALE.

HELF WAN EU-WNLE.
AUTOMOBILE MECHANICS
AND BODY ASSEMBLIES
WANTED BY CHEVROLET
MOTOR CO., FLINT, MICH.
APPLY ATWOOD EMPLOY
MENT AG'Y. 12 STATE ST.
MAN 10 work In sandwich department niSlis.
apply r. W. ready for work. Jem FOunIaln
CORPORA tion 100 Water st.
MAN-ElGerly oaretakeT community garages
single; TO live on premises; permanent JOB.
Apply 2ilth st. and 9th av
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Upholstery Selections

Continuing the Special Pur-
chase" sale of an importers
surplus stock OF
Real Lace Panel Curtains to 3
pairs Of style-2h yds. long,
1887 to $22.0 values--each IL 30
Sl4.g7 to Sl7.97 Values-each 9.94
Lace Curtains-2, 3 and ! pair lots
2H yds. long-our reg. $ll.97 to
SI9.97 qualities. .9.74 TO 1897 pr?
Beautiful Serim Panels
reg. $4,94 and $5.04..........2.S7
Panels-value $6.9S........".4.94
Bed Sets
values 1884 and sIao4."11.94
$500 to $4,000 values. ...19.94
Tapestry Searfs-Ih yds. long
Special 1877 ca.
Armure Weave Couch Covers 49,
Special 2.77
Extra Heavy KashgAr Couch
Covers .,.........f'' '''''' Oh
MohAir Plush Couch Covers
value $3.50. ............' Il.Sq
Reversible Terry Cloth DrHpsriss- -
mill lengths
value Sl.35 to Sl.67.........S7 yd'
SO in. Furniture and DrsPery Velour
IL to 8h yd. lengths
values 1926 to S6.50.....1.94 yd'
AIhAmbra Over-DrAperios--
our reg. Sl.27..............67 yd'
Serim CuTtaining-
reg. 20 and .39. ..... Clear .1S yd.
Odd and Ends Fine Curtain SerimSr
Marquisettes and NoilsS
reg. 81 to 81. To clear "A yd
Extraordinarily CT to .s7. &c. !
Importers Sample Line of Finest Real
Lace Curtains Samples about
~ yds. long. .......1. LAT to 2.97
AuSuaf Clearance
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

WOMEN,
21-S5 YEARS OF AGE.
FOR
NIGHT WORK
AS
TELEPHONE
OPERATORS.
HOURS:
$50 p. M. TO z A. M.
Opportunities to earn
500 to 500 a month
in six months.
SIS a week In two
weeks when assigned
to night hours; Sis q
week during instruc-
ton in the day time.
Rapid advancement.
Higher salaries : for
more responsible pO-
sitiOns.
II Interested, call at
1888 Broadway,
New York City,
(Cor. 9th ST.
or telephone Madison
Square $4,000.
New York Telephone
Company.
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NeMapaner Omre nInMn Up.

CALIFORNIA. Pa. Aug. 9.-AThe
press in the office Of the California
Sentinel was DESTROYED early to-day by
an explosion which, the authorities ne
lieve, was caused bX dynamite. Blood
hounds, hurried 10 the wrecked Once,
picked UP a trail which was followed
throughout tho morning.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-08-09

r1u- M wilton Sisters. Past. Present q
lYI0 VI Future" Leon NaDAfa, Mcbride
90 Oh. as,,S 2ovf 9a.' K,n o,asl and
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blbB 1eforu H0nInin1
No Mai on TulSShons ordga.
Utica and Dwight Anchor Sheefs
and Pillow Cases
Pillow Cases-4axS6 in. TO $3.50
in.-Our reg. IL to o.
Sale SO to ia
Sheets-54x00 in. 10 e0H0O in
our reg. eS.S4 to $3.50.
Sale 1874 to 2.84
Bisa Bofore Hemanins.
No Mai on T0dihone Oriem.
WilI-Wash-Heavier and Mohawk
Sheets and Pillow Cases
Pillow Cases (Will Wash Heavier)
-42xS6 to 54xS0 in.---our reg. .0S
to .Sl..............Sals so to .68
Sheets-64XOO to OOxOO in.--oue Oohn,
Sl.07 TO e2.o4- .otaRo-
Pillow Cases (Mohawk)-4R in.
to 6AG3O in.-our reg. .65 TO 81
Sale SIS TO 70
Shests--54x00 to 9OxSO in
our reg. S2.O7 TO sS.l4-
Sale LIS to 2.74
MaasHunsEts Br6op H~uu,v-
No Mai o. rGaf1ous orisu,
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BY PatrOlmsn John TI.aley. Of the west
152d Street Station.
The prisoner was held in $1,000 bail
for the Grand Jury. He gave his address
as No. 2322 Seventh Avenue.
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