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Evening journal., 1921-03-30
PROPOSALS.

nROPosALs FOR SUPPLIES OF b.
i luminous coal-Sealed proposals for
supplies OF bituminous coal will be re-
ceived at the Office Of the superinten-
dent OF the public buildings. Room 1856,
publfc Buiiding. Tenth and King streets.
Wilmington, Del, up TO =. NJ. on Mon
dav. April 4, for the purpose OF supply
ing said building with bituminous coal
until April 30. 1922. Specifications
NAV be had upon application to the su-
perintendent of said building.
ROBERT j. FORMAN.
zsr2t II Superintendent
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
LIFE AND CHARACTER READING.

NAaAAN1AA NNs
Born on this date you will be
energetic, ambitious, eager to attain.
fond Of art, a lover OF music and the
theater. This birthdate gives many
actors and actresses the success Of
the stage and concert hall.
Many persons in public life with
this birthdate are generous to a
fault. They make a great deal Of
money and they spend il in an ex-
travagant manner. To Live while
they live" is a favorite expression
with them. In tho end. we often find
them bankrupt and sometimes OBJ
jects OF charity
These persons are subject TO ner-
vous prostration because OF their in
| tense nature.
The governing planets are Mar,
and Neptune and the governing sigr
I ID Aries.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

This date favors the renting OF
halls, the selling and buying Of
theaters and the finding Of positions
in large publishing houses and the
renting of rooms and furnished
apartments through the Want Ads.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
UPHOLSTERY.

TTPHOLsTERING OF EVERY DE-
- scription. made 10 order; reuphol-
sterlug speciality. Reliable Upholster-
ing Co, $40 Walnut st Phone T549-W.
nOvi-lyr.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

C,TATE OF DELAWARE, OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE, ..
CERTIFICATE OF DISSOLUTION.
To Ali TO Whom These Presents May
wbeTeas SbeTpe' n appears to my satlsfac.
ton. by duly authenticated record OF
the proceedings for the voluntary ulsso-
luton thereof, by the consent OF an the
sfockholders deposited In my ohce' the
lesser Sales Company, cor
ncration of this state, whose princi-
nai office is situated az 927 Market street,
In the city Of Wilmington, county OF
New Castle. State OF Delaware, Cor
ncration Guarantee and Trust Com
many heing agent therein ana IN charse
thereof upon whom process may De
served. has complied with the require
,nenfs Of the Corporation Laws OF the
state Of Delaware, as contained IN I'i2'
cecfion to 2fOt Section 1871 Chapter 90,
~ tbe REVISED Statutes Of 1918, as amend
ed. preliminary to the ISSUING r OF ms
Vow therefore, I, A. r. Henson
socrefarv Of State. Of the State Of Della
ware do hereby certify that the said cor
poration did, on the tWen mn =, u1s y
~ March. A. D. 1921. file In the office, a
dulv executed and attested consent. in
,,,-ifinr 10 the dissolution OF said cor
/ noration. executed by an the stochnolu.
ers thereof. which sara consent anu wy
/ records Of the proceedings aioresald. are
/ now on hle In my said ouice, as pro-
/ IN IESIlMON
WHEREOF,
hav hereuntC
.sssss set my hand anC
OFFICIAL SEAL official seal, a.
. Secretary's once Dover inns -otl
1853 Delaware 1913 day or March pm
1911 the year Of oul
sss's Lord, one thou
sand, nine hun
dred and twenty
one.
A. r. BENSON,
mar30-1t Secretary Of state
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Phone 1895
HOUSES FOR SALE

HOUSES FOR SALE
1913 Rodney St, 6 rooms and bath /
LOO block Pennsylvania Ave, 10 rooms
ana bath; 14Ol Rodney St, 9 rooms and
bath 1913 Clayton St. rooms and bath !:
VIZ Clayton St. rooms and bath; Ind
broome St. rooms and bath SIS
Adams St. two apartments, 10 rooms and
TWO baths, electric light. 1921 Delaware
ave, 10 rooms and bath. 1900 block
Pine St. 10 rooms and bath, $1,000. Large
suburban home on trolley. all conven-
fences, 5000. Large garage for sale I.
Two new houses. S rooms each, 2eo2.
z2Oi van Buren Place. rooms on W.
llth st. 9th and Clayton Sts.. s room !
and bath. Fine place for apartment :
T. G. BRADFORD
1921 Delaware Avenue :
iy7-w-s-tf
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APARTMENTS WANTED

APARTMENTS WANTED
WANTED APARTMENT, SIX
w rooms and bath; centrally To-
csted; possession May 1. Phone 4Ss1.
mar29-3t.
WANTED - FURNISHED APART
w ment OF two to four rooms. for
housekeeping; married couple; no chill
dren; give full details Address WIS.,.
Evening Journal Office. mars Ct.
NXTANTED-TwO OR THREE-RooM,
w apartment by young business
nan and wife; no children; references
exchanged. Address W-S7. Evening Jour
nal Office. mar2S-3t. =
REAL ESTATE WANTED.
UTANTED-SMALL FARM OR PROP
w erty In neighborhOod Of Centre
Vile; give fun particulars. Address
N-02 Evening journal. nar3O-Gt
DRAFTING.
nRAwING. TRACING, DESIGNING.
IL maps, charts, plots. patents, trade
marks, mills, factories, plant engineer
PUBLIC DRAFTING CO.,
Phone 1851. 903 Shipley Street
novS-lyr
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
NOTICES.

THE EIGHTH QUARTERLY DivI-
4 dend on the per cent preferred
stock OF the Edward r. Pusey Company
Is due and payable on April j, WI.
Checks will be mailed Edward r. Pusey
Company. L. l.. Maloney, Treasurer
mar30-1t.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

home, located on Kennett pike. A
fine old brick house, in good order
grand old shade trees. beautiful lawn
variety Of fruit, two acres Of land, up,
to-date poultry house. garage and otheI
buildings. This is a rare chance TO nm
a country home in a desirable location
NJ very reasonable price. An Oppor-
tunity you cannot afford to miss. Pos
session In 30 days. J. W. Hamilton. exs
elusive agent, 70j Madison St Menber
OF the Real Estate Board. mar29-2t
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

Contractors win do wen to use the
Want Ads for securing business
Automobile interests are well IA
vored by the Want Ads The Lost
and Found column is especially use
full today and rewards Will be given
for articles found.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30

DIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
/ Player work a speciality. Estimates
free. Formerly In charge OF Chas. NJ
Siieff's tuning and repair department ,.
Edward Schwartz B0ehm McAdams
piano Co, 1O7 w. Ninth st. Phone 56O1.
feb1S-H.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
TYPEwRTTERs

TYPEwRITERS RENTED-THREE
Il month 500. Rental applied on pur-
chase Sold 500 monthly. Typewriters
repaired. Royal Typewriter Agency.
Typewriter Exchange second floor. N "
Cor Seventh and Market SITS. aug22- Il.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
REAL EsrArE-FoR SALE.

EOR SALE-BUILDING AND GRoUNQ
for either garage. stable or storagd
Ashton St., near Tatnall. Phone 5O3z-
mar2S-3t.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
PIANO TUNING.
noMN. poWN. Dow

DOWN, DOWN, DUWN \.
piano tuning reduced 81. Player work
Speciality. Estimates given free. All
work guaranteed. Player rolls and rec
ords. 3 for 81 Open evenings. III. j.
Amen, 219 W. Sixth St. sepu2-h
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
ELECTRICAL.

nTNK AND GREEN TAG sAI,E-sEN-
j gatiOnal price cuts at the Busiest
Electric Shop" GR0SSMAN ELECTRIC.
co. 4iG King 81. Phone 1f5i-J. Open
evenings. marli-lyr.
HOUsE WIRING A SPECIALITY
II Full line Of fixtures and appliances
Central Electric Co.. COG French ST. Open
evening. Phone 7227-W. feb12-1yr.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
gEwINe MAcHINE ornRAroRs
HELP WANTED.
AGENTS WANTED.

A GENTS SELLING FORKOLA,
~ house a to-house. make $50 to So
weekly Write BACON COMPANY, FL
Mira. \. Y. marl6-weds-3t.
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STORAGE.
CERTIFICATE OF Dissolution,

Si-te - - - - - --~-----~-~--->,>~-
CTATE OF DELAWARE. OFFICE OF
- SECRETARY OF STATE.
CERTIFICATE OF DlsSOLUll
To Ali to Whom These Presents May
Come, Greeting; .,-,...,o,
bv duly authenticated record OF the piio-
ceedings for the voluntary dissolution
thereof. by the consent OF all the STOCK
holders deposited in my Office. Inc
O'Nalley Engineering Corporation. cor
poration Of this State. whose prlnclpal el-
nee is situated at Nos a2l829 Market ST.
In the city OF wilmington. county Of New
Castle State Of Delaware Colon
isi Charter Company, being agent
therein. ami in charge thereon. upon
whom process may be served mas NV. com. |r
nnnra+fon Laws OF the State Of Delaware
AZ contained in 1918. Section i 70 2lOl
Soctfon 1S7. Chapter 6j, OF the Revised
statutes of 1918, as amended, preliminary
to tRe eeTIFI9STE IIigl99sS II '9SF OF DISSOLUTION.
Now. therefore, I, A. r. Benson;
Secretary Of Sdqdsv STATE 0 certify Nv hat a' the
eoid corporation did on the twenty -nlnth
5av of March. A. u. 1921, file in the
ofIice n duly executed and attested con,
sent. in writing. 10 the dissolution OF OF
said CORPORATION, executed ny az,
tbc stockholders thereof, which said
c,,,eent and the records OF the pro-
/ 1irrss aforesaid are now on nle In my
~ cicc as nrovided by law.
SAID ONCE 90 IL TESTIMONY
WHEREOF.
have hcreunto
ssts set my hand and
orrrCTAI, SEAL official seal, at
. secretarys ONCE Dover tals ~
io'' iai1 tho year Of ouI
...s.s Lord, one thou
sand nine hun
dred and twenty
I one.
A. r. BENSON.
mar30-1t. Secretary OF state
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
IN TESTIMONY
PURLIC SAFE.


nUBLIC SALE OF - HEAD OF REG
L istered pure bred Holstein cows and
heifers, Monday. April 4, 1921, az / o.clock'
Klair and Hollngsworth will sell for
George B. Booker & Co, their entlre
herd OF Holstein cattle AT their farm, one
mile south of Cooch's Bridge, Del, and
three and one-half miles south OF New
Having decided to quit the dairy busi-
ness this entire herd will be sold. These
cattle are an extra fine lot, having been
tuberculin tested and n health certificate
will be furnished with each animal TWO
thirds Of the cattle are ana years olui
some fresh and some due 20 Iresheh.
These cattle have the breeding ana shouIh
develon into some record animals. Any
one needing cattle should attend TINS
sale. We would be glad 10 furnish IN
formation about the breeding upon re-
quest from our Office, BOB West oth st.
Terms cash 20 be settled on day OF
sale. Auctioneers and managers, klair
and Hollingsworth. Owners. George Is.
Booker d Co. mardO-5l apr.
TTLATR BAZAAR SALE EVERY SAT
IN urday al 10 o'clock. ~ head horses
and mules Of all kinds 20 county anu
citv horses, sent MS from various team
sfers contractors and merchants. Good
useful stock All kinds. sizes and prices
40 head belong 10 Klair and Hollings-
worth. bought by as good Judges as ever
shipped horses east for 30 years. and he
writes MS as good stock ever shipped "a
wilmington. He bought them direcl
from the farmers and bought the very
host Weight from 1000 TO 1900 pounds
~ extra good black, 4 nice roans, bal
ance bay aud grey. Several very nice
mares. Some choice teams All extra
GOOD. broken The healthiest horses
over sold. Haven't had veterinarian m
INV harm this winter. This stock viii bt
In on Friday. Also one spotted pony, Q
beauty 20 head from philadelphia, II
hcod from Chester. - head from Penn
evivanfa. Sent here 20 be sold for what
oser they will bring Lot wagons, auto
cars. chickens, pigs, clothing, 80 set har
ness. Lot Of goods Of all kinds. Bring
your horses In, / have buyers for al
kinds Start at 10 o'clock on harness.
horses Al All times private sale.
KLAIR 4 HOLLlNGSWORTH.
mar3O- April -----
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AUTOMOBILES roR SALE.

CALL USED CAR SALES CO.. 9O3
y Shipley st. Phone 105i-J. Open even
iugs. mar1-tf.
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RooMERs WASTED

DOOM AND BOARD. NEAR b. & o.
~ station, for two refined gnetlemen.
phonc 176I-J. mar2S- -eod-6t.
Evening journal., 1921-03-30
MOVING AND HAULING.

TNURNITURE MOVING AND srOR-
age Mundy's. 5O1-5O3 Madison St
pbone 73oO septl4-1yr.
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FOR RENT.
WANTED TO RENr

- !
XXTANTED-TO RENT a SMALL Bun
w galow at Belefonte VIII take
two years lease. Phone 7324-W.
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NATIONAL BISCUIT
in |. N \ QUARTERS | | :

New quarters for the National
Biscuit company have been com.
pleted and the offices and stock OF
the local company have been moved
into them, 426 Virginia avenue. The
new building was built over the
railroad siding Of the old brewery
which 10 about 4 hundred feet be-
low the level Of the street. The
Biscuit company has the whole
third floor Of the building which is
the floor on the street level. In the
front o. the binding are the offices
with an entrance for the trucks
where they can back up and BIO
loaded directly from the stock
room. There is a salesmen's room
and the rest Of the floor Is given
over to the stock. There Is an ele-
.yator coming up from the railroad
siding which makes the unloading
OF shipments much easier than in
the former stock rooms on Jackson
street.
The company Just got into the
building on the first OF July and
consequently are not all shipshape
as yet. Carpenters are at work
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ForeetuI Facts Concerning the In,
terests OF Former Soldiers.
Sailors and Marines

The War Department OF France
has $1,000 employees.
Warrant officers in the United
States army number 1851.
Men disabled in the World War
number more than 5 1.2 million.
There are still in France Ill Of
ftcers and 4 enlisted men OF the
United States army.
Harry Web Harrington Is the only
American holding life commission
In the French army.
The famil yallowance provided To
men In the o. S. army is TO be dis.
continued on JULY 81.
The total expenditure proposed
for this year on the building OF war
ships for the British navy Is S1o,-,
100000.
In Pennsylvania 1t is unlawful to
hold public entertainments unless
the flag Of the United States is dis.
played.
An honorary medal is now being
distributed by Now York to resi-
dents Of the state who served in
the World War.
Over $4,000 disabled ex-service
men are in training in more than
1000 schools and 5000 shops and
factories In this country.
Through the efforts Of tho Ameri.
can Legion the teaching Of history
and government Is now compulsory
In grade schools in Oklahoma.
The department Of justice is soon
to undertake a sweeping investiga.
tion Of all war time contracts and
will go into every phase OF alleged
war graft.
There arc now 1855 midshipmeu
at the Naval Academy at Annapo.
lis, Md, made up by classes as fol.
lows: First. $50; second. 464;
third, 6S4: fourth Sc.
Russell G. Gross OF Philadelphia,
who took Grover Cleveland Berg.
dolls place when the draft eyadcr
failed TO answer the call, died a
hero in the Argonne Forrest.
Red Cross nurses, unless they
were actually in the Federal service
during the World War will not be
entitled to any money under the
terms Of the New York state bonus
law.
According to the German govern.
ment there were seven Big Bertha
long range guns used during the
war. Four were destroyed before
the armistice and three during 1919.
Private Horace Weller, attached
to the American forces in Germany
holds all records for popularity ov-
erseas. He received in the last con-
SHIPMENT Of mail six packages and
J 372 letters.
The bodies OF American soldiers
NOW transported from France to
This country lie In three cases, the
inner one metal, then a finished
n y
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wooden coffin and the outer, a thick
rough wood box.
During the year ending April /,
there were more Americans in Ber-
lin, total OF 1850, than citizens OF
any other country. English visitors
were second and French third on
the ex.army list.
England is constructing the first
armored car Of the skies in an air.
dome near London. Its design is
said to revolutionize aerial warfare
and utmost secrecy is being main
tanned regarding the exact purpose
for which the craft is to be used.
OF the commissioned personnel OF
the U. S. army, 1908 are OF the
regular army; 2o2 are retired off
GERS on active duty, 1876 reserve Of.
Ulcers on active duty, and 121 emer-
gency officers undergoing physical
reconstruction.
The dirigible balloon Nordstern,
built in Germany, was recently de.
livered to France under the stipuia-
tons of the Versailles peace treaty.
1t is one of the largest zeppelins
ever built aud only recently was
completed on Lake Constance.
In accordance with the demands
OF an ultimatum of the Allies the
army law recently passed by the
Reichstag in Germany, now express
sedly states that the army shall con,
sist Of 100. 00e men including a max
imum Of 1000 officers or officials
with the rank Of officers.
With the retirement Of Major
General Peyton G. March, Chief OF
Staff Of the United States army,
from active service on November /,
he will have had 81 years service
in the army, seven more than nee
essary under tho law allowing Off
GERS to retire from active service.
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past two weoka, returned to their
homo yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Musser. WHO has been
i guest al the home Of her broth.
efss r ]. Eansons for the past week
has retured % her homo at Detroit,
Micl1igan.
"a. Angelo who IS q patient Al
Cook hospital suffering from The
effects OF gun shot wounds received
In the street here Sunday, IS get.
ting better. NJ. n,
Charles Hewitt who has been ri
q his home here for the past ten
days, Is no better,
Mrs, ELLA Hamilton, Of Pitts.
burgh, o former resident Of this
town, left for her home yesterday
after q few days visit with friends
here. 5i
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spEeIAL Norlces
NOTICE u ooNrRAc1oaa

! E.
Seated proposals wiilsbe received
by the Building Committee III the
Independent order d Odd Fellows
No. z, Fairmpnt West Yireinls nm.
u IL o'closk moon ltly Is, 1891,
for remodelln Tie Grand Opera
House, located On The conner Of
Jackson and Monroe streets. Fair
mont, West virginia accordance
with plans and pedlfitafions on file
in tho office ~ tho architect, G. H.
snider, Prof tonai building. FAIR
mont. West Virginia, where they
may be secured upnnfeasnnable no.
tice TO and In the disetetlon Of tho
architect.
The Gomnltt reseryos inc right
to accept or ~ iect anyor ali bida.
BY order Of Building Committee =.
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The famous pipe OF peace Of the
indian chief, Sitting Bull, has been
presented to the South Dakota
State Historical society.
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Notes and Personals.

Miss Pearl Morris has returned
to her homo here after a few days
visit with friends in harrisburg.
Laura Lee Rodgers, young daugh.
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Rodgers,
is Ill at her home here.
Miss Irene and Miss Helen Nc.
Collam. OF Blkins, who have been
visiting with relatives here for the
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WANT GAMES

J Tt8 Hoult Reds woilId IKE 70
arrange a game for Sunday on their
r9ounds. Would Ike 20 hear from
Baxter. watson, Eatawha. BaTfact.
vile. KinEmont, State Street or any
other strons county aggregation,
Will give return games. Any clubs
wIs6fnE games address Chas. Up.
church, Houii, W Vas o. cali 711s
or 7i0l RI
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OTIS WARNER DEAD.

Otis Warner died this morning Al
his home at MccurdysvilIe. Under.
takers Musgraye and Son have
charge OF the burial.
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NOTICE!
MoNoNGAHEbA POWER &
RAILWAY 60.
NOTICE
iFAIRMoNT WEST VA,

x IunU 70 IUzI1
The Board Of Directors OF this
company has TO-DAY declared a dlyl.
dend 81 3 11Isc per share on tia new
Preferred stock rayahie July 8.
1921, to stockholder8 Of record at
the close OF sbusiness June so, 1871
The transfer books wiil remain
open. Dividend cheeks will be
mailed.
J WALTON MILLER Treasurer.
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The friction mstehwas pt,t o., tbs
market In 1897 by John walker, an
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MoNoNGAH
To STAR sInalnn Class.

Those desiring to take vocal ID.
struction will meet at the Baptist
church Thursday evening at,
o'clock.
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Dauahter Born.

Born. to MIR. and Mrs. Garnet.
Harden, at their homo in Camden
avenue. Tuesday, a baby daughter.
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Canadian expenditures on naval
'-,|'11.ilitary dotense arc tho lowest
','intry - tha world Tho
expenditures Tor lie de-.
that for militia,
rec being only siise \
of annual revenue
per cent. A
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IFo.RsAlE
...PERsoNAL.

PERso cht thls ont for luck.
your future iotetolds soma dime
age. h.rthdate Tor ttial reading
MADAME 20 DELLA BOY sSs. To,
ledo oAlo. 7'7st's7sA
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The ball game at Traction park
last evening by the NJ. Els and Pol.
ish Catholics resulted In a score Of
1871 in favor OF the NJ. Els.
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Inc EfEht Clkyf9l4SA4yA9aAW At4 A teA Af
Of the country bacl k Of II. g
Kcntal Bey, leader Of the Turkish
Nationalist never IT any stage OF
the game promised ~ abide BY the
treaty. is tiercely attacked the
ciitan and others ~ Conata ntino.
PIE for agreeing % the relegation
| Of Turkey % the role q Q minor
hoover. X Z.
When xeniEelps lost nut IN the
,reok elections and Constantine
RETURNED To the throne, Kemal
seized his opportunity and he
I promptly made war upon the
ireeksS IN;
Kenai. also was smooth enough
10 mako peace with the Bolshevikt
the northern boundaries OF Ana
-.,Ala and 10 avoid entangl Elements
~ith the French ID Syria and oltcta
ana The Italians In Adalia,
After Greek troop made 9 great
ADVANCE toward Angpras Kemals
CAPITAL. they suffered several re.
verses me lists also are at:
! lacking some o. che french and
4 italian nntposta
4 The Greeks have importuned the
R-it3eb AMI FTerich governments
IN live thstn military support but
,ese movers are tinid about tax.
: arsion lSeeaiise they don't want
to antagonize their own Mohamme'
dan suhiects.
W. u, Z, a..
1t Is IN upper sslieslas tnae ". tae
Deeds d 9 war, Y men sn z tne
peace oil the World are pelns plant
d.
when me alliea hela t .aa p SL,s,
ray peaSs eyhhssstg wy 4 ,s SiSs
Pt,ianael az e y pPsE i. 9 y PA
ieimins that centuries saso y hau
ySeen Polisns !, IS. 4. ,,,a
The 6erinanss polnt y ~ !. na ~
. been German for the q a 500 years
and that the bulk ofstne popnlallon
SSas German by bloodSor LANGUAGE
The allies decihen to alloW inc
People TO vote asS V how they want ia:,
Hsd their country ldisp osea, q. lug
Gernans Won ~ a very large ma
iofity
hll s ~ ssIsssss cisi,ned f That m
~ ~, " H. III HI 4 III INSTRUMENTATION
inc p1aS.ts ~ n Z n ITSnas s;ioSia
tnoss atssSs sSs ~ !, ss pRS shonId
men $500 ssN ~. 4, SrsstScsliy IA.
" Ios IN I, " IA al II tgicts
ndea an tns lnausltial al !,!l ~
lng g w 4 y ny, n sast,S my s
lp ~ w ~ ~ III 81 x L, ti.sis Aha
Sppss sss ssss,s NM, ,,ine q Nd
e. = ~ ss ~ !, VA "a sIInne,. q.
mop. tsss NJ ~ 49, pP nns ~ e
sermspy SM " ,i w ~, Tne ~ -
a usss sase 81 spss spS ~
The Poles ara determined 10
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Game Is pursued all year round
~ the inhabitants Of Kamchatka.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-03-31
FOUGHT Blaze
AMONG CLOUDS
Hremon Suhdue Flames on 31st
Floor Of Equitable Building In
: New York City.

New York, March 31-F1remen
fought among the clouds for more
than an hour, early today, before
subduing = dangerous blaze on the
3lst floor Of the towering Equitable
huilding in the heart Of the down
town skyscraper district. 1t was
one of the highest fires the fire.
men have ever been called upon to
light.
Firemen cfawled along narrow
window lodges at dizzy heights in
order to smash windows and push
through lines OF hose.
The blaze today recalled the de-
utruction Of tho old Equitable build
Ing January 3. 1912, in one Of the
most spectacular fires In the his
TOY Of New York. Six persons
icst their lives. nineteen were in
!sfed and tho property loss was
$l3,o00, 900.