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ELEVEN NEW TALL CEDARS.

Milford, Dec. Evergreen Forest, +,
No 40, Tall Cedars Of Lebanon hold their
annual meeting in the Aunory, Friday
evening. Eleven candidates were init
lated nto the mysteries of the order under
the direction of Grand Tall Cedar Waser
L. Grier, assisted by the Uniformed Rang
crs under the direction Of Captain Charles
Banning.
Officers were elected for the next year
as follows: Grand tall cedar, DR.. Walter
l.. Grier, reelected unanimously; senior
deputy grand tall cedar, George l.. Fearon
of Georgetown; junior deputy grand tall
cedar, James 2. Pierce, Jr.; secretary D..
Sonnan Holzmuller; treasurer, II. J
Pettyiohn; trustees for one year, Isaac ).
Truitt, Charles Banning and DIR. NAPLES.
After the session was closed refresh
ments were served.
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! OPEN N0STRILS! END
! A COLD OR CATARRH
How To Get Relief When Head
and Noss arc Stuffed Up

Count fftv, Your cold in head or
catarrh disappears. Your clogFed nogtrils
will open, the air passages OF your head
will clear and you can breathe freely. No
more snuHiing, hawking, mucous dis
charge, dryness or headache, no strug-
Cling for breath at night.
Get small bottle OF Ely's Cream Balm
from your druggist and apply little Of
this fragrant antiseptic cream III your
nostrils 1t penetrates through every air
passage of the head, soothing and healing
the swollen or infarned mucous MEM
brane, giving you instant relief. Head
colds and catarrh yield like magic. Don't
stav stuffed-up and miserable. Relief Is
sure
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MIDDLETOWN.

Middletown, Dec. Ga congregational
meeting will be held at Forest Presby-
terian Church next Sunday morning,
when pastor for the church may be
chosen. Forest Church has been without
pastor since last May, when DR.. F. IL.
Moore resigLed
Miss Violet Cheeser Of Baltimore visited
her aunt, Mrs. George Peterson, here, last
week
Miss Blanche Spry Of Farmington spent
Sunday here with Mrs. Eunice Wilson.
Miss Prudence Lewis of Philadelphia
visited Mrs James Redgrave over Sum
day
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FINE CROP OF POTATOES.

Laurel Dec. 6.-One of the best Yields
of white potatoes on this section has been
reported by John Henry Baker who
lives few miles east Of Laurel. From 8
quarter-acre patch re gathered more than
a hundred Is baskets of potatoes, which
was at the rate Of 500 baskets 10 the acre
They were Of a variety known as the
Rehoboth and this is the second crop be
has raised this year.
The first planting was made in Apri
and made good yield. From this first
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Y. W. c. A. FOR MILFORD.

Milford, Dec. 6.-Efforts are being
made to establish branch of the Y w. G.
A. n Milford. Miss Mabel Krall, State
secretary of the Y. W. c. A., Of Dover,
has been spending the past week here in
an effort to arouse enthusiasm for the
movement. She addressed the girls Of the
three upper classes of the high school
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DOVER CHURCH NOTES.

Dover. Dec 6.-Peoples' Christian
Church Sunday school will hold their
annual Christmas entertainment on the
even ng of December 30, in the assembly
room of the church
Owing TO the absence Of DIR. Roy c.
Hclfenstein, pastor Of the church, who is
attending the Federal Council Of Churches,
in Boston. Mass, Rev. DR., White filled
The DlllDit YESTERDAY.
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WEDDINGS.
DocgYETY Bu1J,Ee

J. A. Dockcrty and Mrs. Katherine
Butler were msrried on Saturday afternoon
at Harrison Street VI. Il. Church parson-
age by Rev. w. Is. Habbart MIR. and Mrs
Dockerty will be at home nt 2lDS Jefer-
son street, efter December Is.
DuNBAR-GEovEs.
Miss Lydia l.. Groves, Of 1907 West
Ninth street, and Reuben II. Dunbar
were married at the home Of the bride
Saturday afternoon by Rev. Cerlisle
l.. Hubbard. The young couple win be
at home ct 1907 West Ninth street about
the middle of December.
LTAMsor-FLBTcBER
Cards are out for the wedding Of Miss
Catharine Gusts Fletcher, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Robert r. Fletcher 20 Rober /
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Tuesday, giving tho aims Of the orgzniza-
Ii on.
Tho forty girls present wero unanimous
in thoir decision to join tho organization
should one be effected. Miss Krall held
mot dog and bacon roast" for about
twenty Of the girls, Saturday afternoon,
enioyed the experience.
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crop Mr.. Baker selected seed for the second
crop which was planted about the last OF
June. Mr.. Baker says he always selected
the very best specimens harvested, as
seed for the next crop.
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Delaware TO be Represented.

Delaware will have II delegates 10 the
National Woman's Party Convention
which meets in Washington the week of
February Is.
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Vernon WiIlamron ON Saturday. Decefn-
ber lS, at the church q The NeN JfriI.
aaicfu
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Excavations show tha, beavers have
been building their dams ~ fhe came
site for thousands II years
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ETERNAL
TORTURE

continual attacks OF nerve pains
such as neuralgia of the head. face.
neck or back. nerve-racking. head
splitting headaches. or the agony of
rheumatic twinges, Lueberts k-No-
Nor Capsules ofrer a quick, sure re-
lief. They act like magic on pain in
any part of the body and are wonder
full In Quietin1 palm arising In de-
cayed or liberated teeth
Lueberts Ak No Nor Capsules con-
tain no morphine or enslavfnR drugs,
and will not inJure the stomach or
any part OF the system. Get q box of
Lueberts Ak-No-Mor at your drug
ist's today and you need no longer
dread the attacks of your enemy Al
all druggists. aoc and soc per box.
A. G. Lucbert, r. d. Christians, Pa
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Clerk Of the Peace Wright III.

Clerk Of the Peace John Fl. Wright has
been confioed 70 his home for 10 days by
iIlne IS. Mr.. Wright suffered nervous
breakdown. hut is improving
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DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as If it would split, just rub little
Musterole on your temples and neck.
Il draws out the Inflammation, soothes
away the pain, usually giving Quickrelief.
Musterole Is clean, white ointment.
made with oil of mustard. Better than
. mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis Group, stiff neck, asthma,
neurAigis, congestion, ,pleurisy, rheuma-
tisrn. lumbago, pains and aches OF the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises. chilblains frosted feet-colds
Of the chest lit often prevents pneu-
gaoniA). II is always dependable.
CSC and Csc jars hospital size $500
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-06
MOVE HOUSES
TO TONOP All

Joe White is branching into the
landownership class and boasts Of
two dwellings which he has install.
led on lots adjoining the Floyd
boarding house on Erie Main street
Both houses were brought over from
Goldfield The first was the one
Joe and his family occupied in the
southern camp up to the time they
removed to Tonopah The movers
had hard luck handling that house
as they were detained three days on
the road by accidents In the first
place the cradle timbers on which
he house was carried broke down
and new ones had to be brought
from Goldfield When the outfit re-
sumed trekking in the direction OF
Tonopah the rear axle broke and
auOther stop was made at the half
way house near Klondike No trOu-
BILE was experienced with the second
house As soon as the decorators
finish the first house will be occu-
pied by Mr and Mrs Jack G.
Thompson.
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FOUR MILLS
ship bullion

Final reports from the clean-ups
for the second half of April result in
the statement that 1O2 bars Of bul-
lion weighing 194,211 ounces valued
al $236,5SO were shipped from four
mills. The detailed report follow
West End, 80 bars, $1,000 o.. $685.,
$50; Tonopah Belmont, Al bzars, 49,
500 o., $9O,6OO; Tonopah Extension,
21 bars, SS,7OO o., $4,000 and the
MacNamara 10 bars, 21,611 o., $27,-
300. The latter ships three times q
month while the other companies
make semi-monthly shipments. The
MacNamara shipped bars weighing
11,O11 or, valued at $4,000 on April
23d and on May Sd sent out bars
weighing 10000 OF. valued at $14,30O
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GIRL BABY ARRIVES
IN BARNETT HOME,

Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Gibson are in
receipt of a car from Lathrop, Cal,
announcing the birth of a girl baby
on May Cd to Mr and Mrs. George
T. Barnet, formerly OF Tonopah The
mother will be remembered as the
daughter OF Dave Llewellyn, the
placer operator OF Round Mountain,
who is now living az Lathroa en-.
gagged in ranchiug
Mr. Barnett has bees engaged for
some time installing the new smel.
ter at Tyho aud is now at Iathrop
getting acquainted with the first
horn Of the family which has been
christesed May Virginia. The mother
is doiug nicely
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ALTO DIVIDE GETTING
GOOD ORE IN DRIFTS

The north and south drifts on the
bottom level Of the Alto Divide
"look fine, according to J. X. Tur'
ner. consulting engineer for the COM
pany,
In the north drift there is exposed
one foot OF ore assaylng S55, with
the remaining three feet Of the drift
face assaying si2 In the south
drift there is two feet asaying slss
The north drift is 100 feet long and
The south drift Il 10 feet long
The raise at the intersection of 1he
drifts with the main erosseut Is q
feet hlgh. and at this height assays
X e. are being secured
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WALTER WATSON
Indicted FOR
Wife MURDER
(By Associated PreSsJ

LOS ANGELES, May 6.-Walter
Watson. the alleged confessed biga.
mist and murderer, who on Tuesday
pointed out the grave Of his victim,
Nina Lee Deloney, in Imperial coun-
ty, was indicted today for the muir
der Of that woman.
Watson aaonunced through his at
torney that he would plead guilty to
first degree murder and not attempt
to establish insanity as a defense.
He said all he wanted, or expected,
was to escape the gallows, according
to his attorney.
Watson pleaded guilty in the su-
perior court today to a county grand
jury indictment charging him with
murder in the first degree for killing
Nina Lee Deloney. Sentence was set
for Monday. In the meantime Wat
son will be examined by two physi-
clans to determine his mental COM
potency
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INTERNMENT OF
ROBT. |. HOGUE

With services beautifully impress
sive and amid a wealth of floral
tributes bespeaking their silent mes
sages of love and coincidence, Robert
l.. Hogue, we'll known mining engi-
neer, and son-in-law of Mrs. A,
s'eadman, of 725 East Fifth street,
was laid at rest yesterday afternoon
in Pomona cemetery, says the Pomo-
ma Cal, Bulletin. A large number
OF friends and relatives gathered at
the undertaking pastors where a ten
der message of comfort and inspira'
ton was delivered by Rev. Walter
C. Buckncr, pastor of the First
Methodist church
The body of Mr.. Hogue aecompa-
MED by his wife, who was formerly
Miss Helen Steadman, a popular Po-
mona girl and James Shea, a close
friend Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hogue, ar
rived yesterday from Tonopah. The
body was Immediately taken to the
undertaking parlors where all arran.
gements had been made for the fu.
neral. Here, almost hidden by the
beautiful blossoms, the steel gray
casket awaited the services.
The sad circumstances surround
ing the untimely death of Mr.. Hogue
are particularly pathetic and have
caused the hearts of the host OF
friends in and about Pomona to &C
out in tenderest sympathy to the
bereaved ones.
In the rough and rugged mining
country Mr.. Hogue has won his way
deep into the hearts of his fellow
men and the news of his injury anC
later of his death, spread rapidly
throughout the surrounding country
1t was then that there came to th'
surface among those true hearted
mining men, that brand of fellow
ship and brotherly love that doe
more than all else to tighten th'
burden OF grief They came for
ward to a man and their services 81
willingly given proved tribute tina
will ever be remembered BY tn
widow.
At the services yesterday Mrs
Jesse Edmonds sang Resignation
aud a quartet composed OF Mr.. an
Mrs Edmonds. Miss Heathorn an
Mr. Verify sang Beautiful Isle Q
Somewhere" The beautiful nusi
added much TO the lmpressiF les
of the service The pail bearer
we're Messrs. ]. Roy Campbell, Ear
Wilkinson. Fred Brown, II. l. DFii
coll ] Carson Bowen and W
Piles OF Yerba Linda
Noticeable among the floral lFil
ute was a reproduction Of miner
plck In white carnations and rose
sent by the miaing usen with who'
ne deceased bad been associated
hes work
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STATE POLICE MAKE
RAID AND GET BOOZE

Dan Rainier. !. II Gilbert and an
other member OF the state police
raided the san Carlos hotel on North
Main street and arrested Baptiste
Losio. known as Last Chance
Louie" Two barrels of 'raisiu
wine" we're put iu the iaib following
the raid. and it Is reported that corn
mash and coils of pipe for use in a
still were found
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NEVADA PREACHER
DENOUNCES NEVADA

nv N~s""iated frcs-t
KANSAS CITY, May 6-Divorces
and the laws Of Nevada pertaining
TO divorces We're attacked by Rev
Henry Sanborn OF Nevada. an over
seas veteran. before the Episcopal
Church conference here
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labor Leader Expresses Himself About Attorney General
ANTHRAX GERMS
CAUSE DEATHS
IN HAIR FACTORY

u, Associated PreasI
CHICAGO, May 6.-Three deathi
from anthrax are being investigated
by Health Commissioner Robertson
following the discovery that all three
victims were employees of the Chi
cago Curled Hair company, manufac,
turers of automobile cushion stuf,
fling The factory of the company
was ordered closed pending a study
to find whether the anthrax germ
was imported in the raw hair.
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RAISE PRICE FLOUR
40 CENTS A BARREL

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6-An in
crease OF 40 cents a barrel iu the re-,
tail price OF family flour ts an
nouuced by Frank Connolly, seere-
tary of the Retail Grocers associa,
t!Ou
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80 Ass#t t4tF# AHHsst
eAN fBANe}seu M1F amk ks
xaaka amaIaw Elt champion 90 Do
raa hss sErlFea BE- sad = tvnE one
ts san Frsaesfa taarsss kaaaasi
sa1s ths am Is -arlty ssnus e.
5aaaFa 3 fanaa
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SENATOR NIXON'S
WIDOW SUES
FOR A DIVORCE

LOS ANGELES. May .. Countess
DAleria, formerly the widow of the
late United Senator States George
Nixon, of Nevada, has filed suit for
divorce from Count Armand D'Aleria.
They were married three months ago
at San Diego. The complaint named
another woman.
o The bridegroom recently was de.
MED citizenship by the Federal court
on the ground that he claimed Span
ish citizenship when required to re-
gistcr Cor the draft
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SAMUEL GOMPERS
REPORTED VERY ILL


WASHINGTON, May 9 Mrs
Samuel Gompers, wife OF the presi-
dent of the American Federation Of
Labor is seriously ILL., Mrs Gompers
is So years old and has suffered two
strokes OF paralysis
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COMMUNISM NOT
DISLOYAL ACT

Try Associated PFessl
WASHINGTON, May 6.-The i'm
mediate amendment to the immigra-
ton laws was considered today at a
special meeting of the Senate I'M
migration committee called as a re.
suit Of the ruling by Secretary Will
son that membership in the Com
munist Labor party alone is not sut.
ficient cause for the deportation OF
aliens,
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SHUTTING OFF
DELINQUENTS

tny Associated PresaI
WASHINGTON, May 6.-As one
solution Of the print paper problem
Stanley Clague, manager of the audit
bureau of circulations, today sug-
gested to .the senate committee that
the postoffice department cut off
from the mails newspapers and
magazines for which subscriptions
are six months overdue.
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TWO IMPORTANT
APPOINTMENTS
ny Associates PFessI

WASHINGTON, May 6.-Mark Pot
ter. of New York, president OF the
Carolina. Clinchfield and Ohio Rail
road, was nominated by President
Wilson to be a member OF the In
terstate Commerce Commission.
Samuel Mccall former governor OF
Massachusetts, vas nominated to be
"a member Of the tariff commission.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1920-05-06
REDS DESTROYED
BY THE POLES

tny Associated PreAHl
BERNE, May g. Reports that two
Russian bolshevih armies have been
routed and virtually destroyed in the
course of the Polish. Ukrainian often
sive against Kiev seem to be con
firmed by dispatches received here.
Ukrainian peasants in territory still
held by bolsheviki are declared TO
be in rebellion.
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RELIEF WORKERS
SENT TO TIFLIS

UN Associated tfessl
BATUM. Caucasia, May 6.-All
American women workers with the
American committee for relief of the
near east have been ordered into
Tifis by Colonel William Haskell in
charge OF operations as the result
of the capture of Baku by Russian
bolsheviki Alignment of Georgia
with the bolsheviki is expected soon
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ADMINISTRATION HAS NO
USE FOR ANY MAN WHO
MUST WORK FOR LIVING

of Stationary Engineers, charged be-
fore the Railroad Labor Board today
that a high official of the govern
ment had been used to more thor
oughly deceive the people into be-
lieving that if a man work for
wages he is an enemy of our govern
ment".
Healy did not name the official to
whom he referred but much of his
statement to the board had to do
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INDIFFERENT TO
IRISH PROTEST

ny Associated Pressl
LONDON, May 6.-Premier Lloyd
George will not take cognizance of
the message from American Con.
gressmen relative TO Ireland This
sort of thing has ceased to cause
any stir around here" an official Of
the. premiers staff told the NAssoci-
~ated Press.
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MOVE BACK TO
THE OLD FOLKS

CHICAGO, May 6-Many young
Chicago couples are maving back to
live with their mothers because of the
house shortage, according to H.
Staudish of the Chicago Tenants
Protective League. 1T is the best
way Of cutting expenses and also
helps to cut the shortage of apart
ments." Standish said.
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MAY INVESTIGATE
COST OF CAMPAIGN

ms AHsnrtstsa fFs-sf fs.atGs.
WASHINGTON Nav q laN'a''ss
tNn q an presitsatal eampa'Ea es
psaatuFss Rspahlean and psma.
GRATIS : proposed iu q fssala's'a
ntfoaaesd b. me senaie bt sesA' 2
nasah. nspablicaa
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POSTPONE ACTION

" As@as t4ANA NHeAAA
DOVER N ~, NAY Action ~
ths House oa the auftraKe atitiga
tan resalutl1a adopted b. enc senate
Yesterday probably wul D. post
psssa a seek Tha suffrage leaders
nssa tAres mads votes h tie hoass
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$4,000 IN
THE LEAD

SAN FRANCISCO, May 6.-Com.
pIete returns from 5.259 precincts
out of $40 give the Johnson group
Of delegates 36O,269. Hoover 203,0ll.
in the presidential primary election
Tuesday The official count showed
that in seven counties changes had
been made in a number of precincts
for the election showing there to
have been $40 instead of 5.719
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CONNECTICUT WANTS
WET LAW REVISED

NEW HAVEN. Gonna, May g. Re.
vision Of the voIstead acJ 'o permit
the manufacture aud sale OF aght
wines and brer was favored by the
pemo,wtig state convention to-day
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MILD BEER
VETOED BY.
COOLIDGE.

tBy Associated Presa1
BOSTON, May 6.-Governor Cool
idge today vetoed a bill intended to
legalize the manufacture and sale of
beverages containing not more than
. "a per cent alcohol in this state.
The governor said if the act were
placed on the state books today it
would provide no beer for the peo-
pie. mot until the supreme court
acts" he added
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HOOVER CARRIES
Los ANGELES COUNTY

~ As@ast@tsa FseeaaA
los ANdELES MAy kisven
huaarsd sixty airs prselaess q i.ase
"a las Aaxsisa saa4gg laelaa.as sas
ellN. sisa ssaAtes laaaaaa tatst
ueoyst. faoaf
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WOODS PLURALITY
IN INDIANA 10000

fNnltNAlOtis MAY GsnenI
waod sih tatai % ukEtt ygges.
i Apparently assured q pluafiy
e almost lAaaa 1vsf senator leha
80 wuh Goveruof tawasa Isrt
and seaataf tlartns furth
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TORREON TURNS
TO THE REBELS

my NHaOcInted PresH1
WASHINGTON, May 6.-UncOn-
firmed advices to agents here Of the
Mexicos revolutionary movement
said that the Carranza garrison at
Torreos had revolted and that the
city was under control of revolution
lists. Cello Castro, brother Of the
commanding general, reports said.
had fled to Mexico City
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OBREGON JOINS
REVOLUTIONISTS

tNy AsNnclnIe1 PreasI
SAN ANTONIO May Colonel
Alvaro Obregon formally joined the
Mexican revolution and asked the
Mexican people to support the revolt
against Carrauga according to mani
festo copy which was received here
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MISSISSIPPI JUDGE
UPHOLDS LEVER ACT
gtts Associated f'rsas,
JACKSON Miss )

JACKSON (Missl. May 6--Fed'
cral Judge Holmes today upheld the
eonstitutlonality q the Loyer food
ac, ID refusing 70 issue an injunction
to restrain the Federal mir price
from ruforclug obser'
vance of fair price list
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HALF A BILLION
TO BUILD CARS
MA1AHfNseraN

WASHINGTON, May 8 An add.
.uasl ham bllmn dollars during tha
reaf Co gluaee tha construction 90
freight ears was asked % Conkrass
,esiar hy ghe uHma1 executives
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WASHINGTON, May 6.-Assailing
what he described as "a despicable
propaganda against labor" Timothy
Healy, president of the Brotherhood
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with the announcement by the De-
partment of JdstiCe concerning
threatened strikes and demonstra.
tons last May Day
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rAE MEArNER

) Local Observer unltsd States .
B Weather Rurasu
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Location books n triplieats aov
ready at Ths nouaaEa office
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METAL QUOTATIONS
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Tonight and Friday,
Fair.