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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
STEAMSHIPS TIED Up.

NEW YORK. March Is. - Five
coastwise steamship lines. tied up
by the strike of longshoremen, are
suffering a daily loss Of $3.50. ac-
cording to Z. r. Richardson, vice
president of the Ocean Steamship
line and chairman of the owners
committee, today.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
ANNOUNCE WEDDING.

Mr.. and Mrs r. l.. Marley Of
Toledo. o.. announce the marriage
of their daughter. Miss Gertrude.
10 Howard Earl of this city. The
ceremony took place at the home Of
the brides parents Wednesday.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
81. PATRICK,s PARTY.

Miss Catherine O'Deu. +. Misha-
waka av., entertained at a 81. Pat
rick's party Wednesday evening.
Favors were awarded to Mr.. and
Mrs Arthur McClelland Joseph
COgan and Miss Frances Ryan.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
REpoRT STEAMSHIP ERE

NEW YORK, March 1S.-RadiO
dispatches received by the United
States naval radio station here today
reported the United States shipping
board steamship Clockson on fire in
the roads at Balboa, Canal Zone,
with 1000. 900 gallons of gasoline
aboard.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
NEWS OF MISHAWAKA
NeTfes office I2O Lincoln Way W. Phone Mishauaaka 10
Dollar Day Friday

Friday will be Dollar Day with the leading merchants
of the city. when they will offer many bargains In
patton of big rush of business all participating have
increased their sales forces. The will open
o'clock and remain open until late hour.
for the
Milady Shop. M. Gilbert & Son. Wineys, The Peo-
pies Store The Golden Rule, Aexanders Douglas Shoes
Savings Store, Mshawaka Leader Eberhardts Leather
Shop, Cones Cyclery John Blasko. and A. Pser.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
INTERTAIN RELATIVES

MI and Mrs RO0ert i. Bacon OF
Grand Rapids, Mich, were the
guests OF honor NJ a - o'clock din
rer Wednesday at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Lawrence IL. Faulkner.
Lincoln way w
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
uSHAWAKA CHATTER No. SIS


Called convOcation tonight. Work
In the Royal Arch degree.
EDGAR s. ANDERSON, NJ. T.
II. +. SUDERS, SeC'y.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Watch our windows and counters
for s Day specials. McLcllans > and
Zoe store Advt. 1St1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

PHARR. Texas. March 1S.-St.
Louis Nationals. @; 10; /. Phila-
delphia Americans s.; Ia; o. Sher-
dell and Clemens. DilhOefer. Big
bee. Reckert. Ronneu and Styles.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Watch our windows and counters
for s Day specials. McLcllans > and
Ice store. Adyt. 1St1.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Princes hand plays ''Bcn Hur
Chariot Race" and "Jndcr Orders
in Columbia record No 2S4S, So
cents. Beigcr Furniture CO.
Adyt t7t2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Watch our windows and counters
for Day specials. MCLcllanS > and
Zoe store Advt. 1Stf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
Eldcr Entmore's
NEW HOUSES FOR BYRKIT AD-
DTTION

+. r. Byrkit has awarded con
tracts for tho erection Of three
houses TO be built on the Byrkit ad-
ditiOn r. Lincoln way. Two OF them
are bungalows and are TO cost S4-
600 each. while the other is an
English style residence to cost So
500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
FAMOUS EDITOR OF
TEXAS PAPER DIES
Col Gaines Achieved Fame
Through His Victory Over
Notorious Bandit.

NEW YORK, March 1S.-Col.
William PendeltOn Gaines, owner of
the Austin (TeNas statesman who
became known from one end of the
Lone Star state to another through
victory achieved over Ben Thomp-
son. notorious bandit. died at his
home Thursday night of heart dis
ease.
In the days when Austin was only
"A young city and bandit raids we're
so numerous that the local author
tiles vert unable To cope with them.
Col Gaines. through the columns OF
mis- newspaper attacked the city off,
Gals for their ineffectivenesS.
Warns OF Killing.
The editorials were answered by
Thompson himself. After having
warned Col Gaines that he intended
70 Kill him and blow up his plant.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

4 class OF five candidates was ini-
tiated at a meeting Of the Misha-
waka tent. No. u. X. o. T. NJ, held
wednesday evening
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

New whistIing record. Bird CnIls"
by Edward Avis i'm Columbia record
No. 2S32, S5c. Beigcr Furniture Co.
Advt. 17t2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
DEATH or RELATIVE

Mt. and HRS Claude Hollarstein
w. Third ST.. left Thursday for To
iedo. o., where they We're called 10y
The death OF a relative
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Or. Makielslzi osteopathic physic-
ian. 2O1 s. Church ST S. W. Cor.
from Z. .. Adv 12tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

WANTFD-Niarried man Tor inside work
lnshawaSa Diary Co DO W. Third 81.
1Sta
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Watch our windows and counters
for : Dny specials MCLelians and
fOc Store. Adyt. 1Stf.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Scapulars and medals at Schir-
ing's 1868
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Watch our windows and counters
for : Day specials. MCLellans and
10. store. Advt. 1871.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
10 PRFACH HERE sUNDNY.

Rev. NJ White of Chicago viii
preach az the English Lutheran
church Sunday morning at 10:45
o'clock
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
INSANITY VICTIM
ELUDES EFFORTS
OF LOCAL POLICE

Edward Johnson. residing on Red
dick St, went suddenly insane Wed
nesday afternoon and escaped the
vigilance OF his guardians. going
into the hills Last evening the
Carlisle household residing at Green
Mountain farm was startled by a
series OF shrieks and means issuing
from the woods surrounding their
home
An attempt was made 20 notify
the sheriff but HIS telephone was
found 20 be out OF order. and as a
last resort "A cali was sent in 10 the
local police. The patrol. IN charge
:. OF several OF Chief Pfender's hus-
kies responded and after a few
hours search. the representatives OF
the law were forced 20 return with
out their man.
Thursday morning Chief Pfender.
ir company with a deputy sheriff.
and a member Of the local depart
ment returned 10 the scene Of the
excitement a short time after they
left. George Chandler. a farmer re-
sidinf south OF the city. phoned the
desk cerCeant that ne had seen the
man on his way into town this morn
ing. AS far as The News-Times was
able 10 ascertain. Mr.. Johnson was
still AT large, at press time
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Art Hickman's orchestra in "Rain-
bow OF My Dreams" the new fox
trOt. Columbia record. So cents
Beigcr Furniture Co Advt 15t2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19
HULL-LUDGATE WEDDING.


Harold l. Hull OF this city and
Miss Belle Ludgate Of Chicago were
carried "Wednesday afternoon at
$50 o'clock by the Rev FIR. Long
at the rectory Of St Brendon's
Catholic church, Chicago. The
groom " the son Of Mrs. Carrie
Hull. lis Il Lincoln way W. He is
a world war veteran having served
overseas with the third division.
Following the ceremony a dinner
was served at the home OF the
brides father, Charles J. Ludgate.
1888 w. Seventy fourth st. Covers
were laid for 20. Mr. and Mrs HUH
will reside at 333 ". Lawrence ST..
0iishawaka.
Nj. end Mrs Arthur T. Mcclure.
194g ". Sixty-fourth St. entertain
ed st dinner party in honor or the
bride and groom Tuesday evening.
Elder EatmOre's sermon on
Throwing stones; and Elder Fat
mOrc's sermon on "Gcncrosity".
Bert Williams. comedian. and his
new record. Elder EatmOrc's" I
6tI1, SIPS, Beigcr Furniture Co.
Advt. 17t2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

New saXaphOne dance record by
Hlckman's orchestra. "Sobody
Knows" and Wonderful Pal" CO.
lumbta record No. 2S39, s. cents.
bciger Furniture Co. Advt. 17t2.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Silk Blouse Special, one
lot of Georgette Blouses in
plain colors and combina-
tons. WonderfulGE m
valaue, Friday IW.WS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Glove Special, one lot of
washable kid gloves, tan
and brown, in sizes So,
534, E and 6J4 only. Reg
ular $500 value. ca go
Friday, pair -. sSsnUI
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Ad
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SEEKS TO QUASH
WOOD INDICTMENT
Hughes Tells U. S. Court Charge
Against Woolen Company's Head
Is Technically Faulty.

An attempt TO quash the indictment
against william NJ. Wood. President OF
the American Wooden Company OF
Massachusetts. was made this after
noon by Charles Evans Hughes. attor-
ney for Wood, when he entered mo-
ton for dismissal of the profiteering
charge on the ground that the indlct-
ment was technically faulty.
In arguing the motion before Judge
Julian Mack in the United States Dis
trict Court Mr.. Hughes said:
This case Is based on that provision
of the Lever Act relating to wearing
apparel and It Is on that provision the
indictment was returned, BY all the
standards We know the manufacturer
Of cloth is not a manufacturer Of wear
ing apparel. and therefore the indict-
ment should be dismissed"
Judge Mack adjourned the argument
until =. NJ. tomorrow. Meanwhile
he fixed bail bond for Wood at S25, 600
The evening world., 1920-06-01
WAELsSTREET

Action Of the Federal Reserve Bank
IN raising discount rates Saturday
came as a distinct surprise to Wall
Street, and stock prices to day were
generally lower In highly speculative
motor, steel and oil shares losses at
one time ranged from three to more
than Ave points, and stable Issues lost
a point or more. What little selling
developed originated in professional
quarters, and after establishing early
losses, the market idly moved within
a very restricted range, and failed to
develop much rccuperative power.
Raising the discount rate on Liberty
bonds had a depressing effect on those
Issues, They declined from 80 to more
than 1870 points. But in the bond MAJ
ket, as was the case in the stock mar
ket, liquidation did not at any time
reach serious proportions.
In addition 10 the advance in dis
count rates, bears made capital out
of the poor showing OF the New Yo1I,
Federal Bank statement issued after
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professor allowed it. There was ad-
niration and respect in the Brute's
race. He had reputation as n
gahgster and q brutal man, but he
knew he was an helpless as babe
IN the hands Of Prof Salwick.
The professor threw open the door
and notioned, and Wilger went
through the bedChamber and into the
little den. lie sat In the chair the
professor indicated and wiped the
perspiration from his forehead with
the back OF one dirty hand.
MY Gawd!" Brute" Wilger said
again.
The professor offered cigars and the
Brute accepted one and bent for
ward while the professor applied a
burning match to its end.
Make yourself comfortable" said
Prof. Salwick. II long have wished to
meet criminal ! have seen many
Of them in court, OF course, and in
police stations-but ! wanted to see
one at work. have made quite a
study OF crirninology. but | feel that
much OF my data are incorrect. !
shall expect you 10 speak the truth
during our conversation"
Il don't quite get this" said
Brute" WilEer.
how long have you expressed
your criminal tendencies in actual
acts OF crime"
well. I've been followin' the game
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for about ten years" Brute" Will
ger said frankly.
And yet you made an attempt to
rob my apartment tonight! / am a
college professor and there is little
in my place that would attract q
criminal who wished for illegal gain.
have a small fortune, 1t is true
left ME by a relative, but it is out at
interest. Are you a successful Grim
inal?"
IL sure am! / belong to one OF the
best gangs in town-thAt is, It was a
good gang until a few months ago
when our boss got nicked and sent
up for a twenty-five stretch"
1T is an excellent thing for a man
to take a proper pride in his work, 4"
said the professor. And how have
your earnings been?"
"Oh, guess I've pulled down about
FIVE thousand a year. all right. But
the expenses are somethin' fierce"
And how Is that?"
There amt as many crooked GODS
as there used to be, and what there
Is wants a bigger percentage. The
fences amt nothin' but dirty thieves,
and the lawyers have raised their
rates count of the high cost OF Twin
It's a tough game"
Dear mel"
And there's the income tax and
ALL"
Prof Salwick glarcd at him.
II did not ask you to amusc me-" he
said. II am after information, not
entertainment. You have averaged
five thousand a year? Young man, I
am a scientist of wide reputation, |
work hard and study continually, and
my remuneration is twenty-five hun
dred dollars a year"
"A man that can sling talk like
youse?"
II assure you that speak the truth.
The school year has just closed yet [
must study until the now one begins
without a thought OF vacation. And
you say that crooks life is hard"
"Gosh!"
AZ have been studying criminals and
knriminoloRy Tor soma year, / have
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the close on Saturday. Efforts Of
bank officials to reduce commercial
borrowings and improve the ratio of
cash reserves have not yet met with
mich success. But Wall Street thor
oughly understands that loans Sc
cured by stock collateral are at the
lowest mark in many months and for
this reason the poor Federal Reserve
statement issued Saturday, and the
advance in discount rates did not have
the effect they might otherwise have
had.
In to-days sagging market railroad
shares were the only bright features
This was particularly true OF the low
priced Issues. While industriah werc
declining all the way from one 10 Ava
points non-dividend paying rails rose
on an average OF a point or NOR.
lhis was due TO the fact that yalua-
ton reports being made to the Intcr-
state Commerce Commission by Gov
eminent engineers show that in q,
DIG majority of cases the capitaliza-
lion OF these roads, as represented bv
thelr bonds, notes and shares ia less
thah. the actual physical valuation
inc Cotton Exchange suspended for
the day to give members an onnor-
tuhity to vote on an amendment to
the present form Of cotton contract
The corn and oats markets were
strong, the former rising approxI-
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oeTsohe-and were nothing OF the sort.
mole uses his forefeet TO dig the
earth; Red" Riley used his gigantic
hands to dip into the pockets OF other
persons and take therefrom certain
articles of value.
Luck had been against him this
particular evening. Pursued by de-
tectlEe ne mad lodged into an alleys
way In little known part of the
city.
Here and there in the alley vera
little doors with dirty electric light
bulbs glowing over them. Red" Riley
knew them for what they were-side
entrances TO cheap saloons, chea Ra;N
lodging houses. His only chance "a
immediate escape, he knew, would b0
10 enter one of the doors before tba
detective reached the mouth of the
alley. I'M
tie did not hesitate. He opened The
nrst door and darted inside. cIos;n-
the door softly after him. And thaS
~, nt Mnirlea around and regarded the
interior OF the place. '"'
He saw instantly that he bod r.s-
a sad mistake, that this was not ~ q
place he would have selected
there been time to make n seIoo,'.Nu
belns gangster, Red" RiIeVS bo5
dens. One Oh their
Mean snarling faces were befor.
MN. He found himself in a G Ittt,e
room where there were a dozen o t,ele
tables scattered around. The Inen'
were stained with liquor, the mas mas
,eeHeu win tobacco smoke, the f ooc
y5 5o i 49, covered with dirt. A thne.
"'o ucteu as walter and who wors
an apron that possibly once bnd wore
"hlte' stood against the wall '1 zen
hands upon his hips, his nla
wrlhkled' as II awaiting a chanonow
NE lie walked along the wall toward,b.
smey door, The detective had passnS
ny mus ume' Riley supposed. liz
ca are s souchta me knob. Then a voice
"sIo iiI b,,z .ne corner Of the room.
49, --- ~
ihsaa Te'merroNlA Exsitina chAA,..n
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/ read all the fiction Of that sort that is
published. 1t has come to my mind
that most criminals fail because they
10 not use their braILs, As to tho
question Of right and wrong, thak
does not trouble me. A scientist such
as myself is above the law. For some
time have been contemplating GER
tain step, and | feel that this err
visit Of yours points to me the way
81 don't quite get this" said the
Brute.
"Crime as a business should lead to
| rich rewards. especially at this time
when the average peace officer Is a
man OF but ordinary intelligence. L
| have studied, / may remark, the
methods Of criminals and policemen
alike, and there are glaring errors N
both. II a man in excellent physical
| condition applied science to thievery
he would undoubtedly outwit his foes.
The adventure would be commensu-
rate with the monetary reward also.
May | ask your Manner
Il amt mentionin' names" Brute
Wilger said quickly and with sudden
, suspic'"s.
lutte So can understand sour
reluctance, OF course. But I assure
you that I have no Interior motive in
asking. We may meet again soon,
under different circumstances. and
then should like to renew our Hc-
quaintanCe begun 50 happily to-
night"
"wherc'n we ever meet again." the
Brute asked.
"Who. knows Perhaps in some dark
corner ~ that peculiar country desig-
mated as the Underworld. I feel that
[ have come to the bank OF sort or
Ruh.Con-and this very day | shall
hurl myself into the food and swim TO
the other shore. I intend to give up
my classes and become a criminal
VIII you eat your sandwich"
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N. Y. HARBOR FAR
BEHIND OTHERS IN
PORT FACILITIES
CONTINUED From First Page)

first decade OF the twentieth century.
New York had plenty OF examples Of
what can be done in port improve
ment at home and abroad. But,
while every port In the United States
and the most important ports OF
Europe were being steadily modern
tied, the port OF New York-except
for the part played by private enter
prlse-was allowed to decay.
Here is the situation; New York,
because OF local conditions. is the
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
Golden Sorrow
By DIR. BERTHoLD A. BAER

Sorrow and Silence are strong" says Longfellow
and Wear golden Sorrow" sings Shakespeare.
Your psychology is all right" said mourner who
had come to arrange for funeral to Mr. Frank f. Camp
bell; the moment you enter The Funeral Church, and
notice its beauty and the wonderful objects Of art you
begin to forget your grief You realize that only Life of
usefunessis Eternity that Sorrow lives in golden Clouds
that to honor the Dead is to live right"
IF The Funeral Church do this, then its per-
manency is assured" answered Mr.. Campbell with a
smile of satisfaction.
You do not realize the soothing influence Of the beauty
which greets you everywhere in The Funeral Church.
Broadway at Goth Street, until you have visited the
place.
You will find "Silence" and you may see Golden
Sorrow but you nothing that remindul of Death
for The Funeral Church is built for the Living to Honor
their beloved departed. olss0
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Copyright 1890 By W. J. watt & Go.
CHAPTER /.

HERE again-hat faint foreign the
neghbohood; possibilities, including
unfathmab violence
allowed bis Imagination
1T probable the Professor
allowing wind strike
the windows entirely l
expemens regrdng The OF wind
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mately four cents per bushel. and the
latter three cents per bushsl. De-
mand sterling. after early Irregular
ity, advanced more than four cents,
crossing S3.91l.,
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lloonN. june There hss been o.
iecprrenoe Of the former German FIN
BRASS heart affection. due 10 the emo
uons Of moving from Amerongou. Dr.
Haeue who is In Attendance. says
there is no imminent danger. I'm. In.
prescribed the utmost rare and has
Eiyen strict Instructions that she be
rsiried up and down stairs I'm litter.
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DIVIDENDS,

The Oklahoma Prod. & Rig Corp.
declared the regular quarterly . per
cent common dividend, payable July
l 70 stock OF record June 10,
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LIBERTY BONDS.

Lib. 1-2s opened 91.SO, up 10; I'd
41-4s. $40. up .C2; Sd Alas, $3.50,
on 10; 4th 41-4s. $500. up .Os; Vic
tory S-4s, 96.1O. up "a.
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tight around them; his ears were sman
and chung closely to the sides OF his
head: and. whereas mole has strong
fossoria Iorcfcet Red" Riley pos
sesscd two gigantic hands that APP
peared to be clumsy unWioldy. cum
The evening world., 1920-06-01
BY Johnston McCulley

A college professor decided to turn criminal
Read this exciting story of his adventures Nth
band Of daring thieves, led by a beautiful and
mysterious iCOntGn.
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DANGER IN DELAYS TO AWAIT
NEW LEGISLATION.


In planning to save the port New
York will have TO speed up on the
preliminary work. The Port and Har-
Dor CoNtnission has been working for
two We Yrs on a comprehensive plan
OF Improvement and development and
it has done a remarkably complete
and praiseworthy job; but when its
rport is issued next month the whole
project, insofar as II is influenced by
the Port and Harbor Commission,
must come to a standstill.
Nothing can be done with the Port
and Harbor Commissions recon-
mendations until the Legislatures Of
New York and New Jersey meet next
January. Six months OF valuable time
will be lost unless these Legislatures
should, in special session. take up
the matter while the report is fresh.
Experience with Legislatures has
shown that II action Is postponed I'M
iii Trenton and Albany take up the
port improvement matter next Janu-
airy more delay will follow. Concelv-
ing that the plan is indorsea by both
/ state Governments, II will be at
least another year before the first
| actual work on the plan can be
started.
As the commission points out. thu
| Port of New York Is not a local nat-
ter. II is national asset when II
is functioning TO the fun extent of
/ its natural advantages. At the pres
ent time II threatens to become n
national liability.
A modern port in New York Far
Dor IN essential TO the upbuilding AID
maintenance Of the American mer-
chant marine. This port alone calls
| for an immediate revision OF the way
that Congress has treated New York
in the matter OF appropriation. While
there has been plenty OF money avail
able for ''river and harbor' improve
ments at points whore the whistle OF
n steamboat has never been heard,
New York has had to drag out tho
money needed for dredging the bnr-
| Dor and its approaches by main force
Price. realized on swift q Co. sale, q,
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Prices realized on swift 4 Co. sales az
carcass beef In New lork City for wees ending
Talsad from y ointa 70 10 eents per pound md
lTuagsd tS.W clns ~ p0aRd.--AdEt.
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CHAPTER IL.

"R e; e.; : :- 6. !; !: 4: ": !:
,t,p,fr4, tr,a 81.
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LOST, FOUND AND REWARDS.

On I'5IS5 I'M car West IIoboEso- IIo1dsS s1,-Ts
noon, , Il. A., lost black leather travelling bag
containing black coat, several waists and pieces
valuable iof association also cross marked +. Fltl-
litth -, Richmond Hul. L, l, Phone Richmond
Hili a2s-w.
Llsr-satun1ay bctWeen MataNan and Free
bod, yellow leather Wcak end bag oontaniny
lladYs clotilng HcEand for return or n0in-
eation. A. D. Aliger. so Ceuiral az. Baat
Ofanes, ~ ,.