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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
HUNS ARE GIVEN
TILL MONDAY NOON
TO ACCEPT TERMS

LONDON, March s.-(By the Assoc
ciated Press.)-Germany was given
until Monday noon to accept the fun
damental conditions laid down by the
supreme allied council at Paris. The
German delegates were informed by
the allied representatives today that
if Germany does not accept those
terms the allies will take immediate
steps.
The first will be the occupation by
allied troops of the cities of Duis-
burg, Ruhrport and Dusseldorf and
the Ruhr region of Germany. which
contains important mines and iron
plants.
Second, each allied country will
place such a tax on German mer-
chandise as it may deem proper.
Third, a customs boundary along
the Rhine, under allied control, will
be established.
The German delegation was In
formed that the only modification OF
the Paris reparations decision per-
mitted to Germany would be as re-
garded conditions of payment, such
as a reduction Of the period OF an
nuities from forty-two years to-
thirty years.
Answer Promised
Germany's counter-proposals, which
were sumbitted to the allies on Tues
day. were not susceptible Of examina-
ton, Premier Lloyd George told Dr.
Walter Simons, head of the Ger
man delegation, in substance after
today's session of the conference had
assembled at St. James Palace at
noon.
Mr.. Lloyd George said the attitude
taken by the German empire regard
ing reparations was, in addition.
grave violation of the obligations OF
Germany toward the allies. He re-
minded the German representatives
that their government had not full
filled the treaty of Versailles rela-
tive to the coal deliveries, disarma-
ment, the payment Of 20,OO0,00O,0O0
marks in gold and the punishment
pf German officers and soldiers &C
cused Of crimes during the war.
Germany, added the British prime
minister, in refusing to accept the
concessions proposed by the allies
with regard to Preparations, had by
the same act renounced the ad-
vantages granted her at the previous
with the allies .-Sazl
Mr.. Lloyd George then on behalf
of the allies announced the ulti-
matum.
After Mr.. Lloyd George had fin
ished, DR.. Simons, for the Germans,
said the intentions of the German
government had been quite misun-
derstood. The German delegation,
he said, would reply at noon on
Monday
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
NOTICE TO OUR
SUBSCRIBERS

We wish to call especial atten-
ton to the fact that there is a
difference between our "Big Six"
offer Of LAST YEAR (January,
February and March,, and our
six for One" combination, which
is now being offered our SUBJ
scribers.
If you have not received all the
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error.
But If you have ordered THIS
YEARS six for One" combina-
ton. wait few weeks before re-
porting that all of the papers
have not begun to arrive, as some
of them are only printed once a
month.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
Freight Car Surplus
Reaches 423.193

WASHINGTON, March 3.-The
surplus of freight cars on the rail-
roads of the United States reached
423,193 during the week of Febru-
airy % and rapidly is approaching
the surplus which marked the Pc
riod following the armistice, the car
service division of the American
Railway association announced to-
day. The surplus for the week pre-
vious was 392,550.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
Chinese Earthquake
Fatal to 100000,
According to Report

SHANGHAI, China, March e.
Renewed earthquakes in the Kansu
and Shensi provinces have killed
100000 persons, according to ad-
vices here. The famine relief COM
mittee is sending Investigators.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
Coal Operators of
Indiana Surrender
For Anti Trust Trial

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, March s.
Indiana coal operators under indict-
ment on charges of violating the
Serman antitrust law through
conspiracy with miners and retailers
to increase, soft coal prices, surren-
dered today to Mark Storena, United
States marshal and gave bond Of $1O,-
non each for their release
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HARDING IGNORES LEAGUE IN INAUGURAL ADDRESS


IPesent
eo
tma Capitol, whe Preside
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
Former Kaiseriin
Has Sinking Spell

DOORN, March s.-The former
kaiserin, Auguste Victoria, had an
other sinking spell today. The Dor
mer crown prince was called.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05
New Kind Of Booze
Is Discovered by
Negroes in Florida

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March g.
News has been received here to the
have been before the bar charged
with drinking alcohol obtained by
fltering shellac through brad. The
booze has frequently knocked the
darkies out temporarily but no re-
port of any fatalities has been re-
ceiYed.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1921-03-05

Authorities are Investigating cir
cumstances surrounding the death of
man believed to be Jack Jaffrey
who was found in his room shortly
before noon Wednesday with bullet
hole in his head and 38 revolver in
his hand Jaffrey came here from
Pennsylvania, and had been employed
by st. Luke's hospital.
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norris 75l.S5a cases Of distress in t.
and and warns all who restore TO Eng
i$h courts Of justice. i, ro-r
April @S-,Four men executed IN CORK
barracks for attacking crown t"F'HS'
MAY 4-Eevirw OF Irish republican
army'S operations for III" week SHOWS
g attacks on c-own forces.
MAY 6-Str James craig. lister lead
~. confers with De Valera.
May 1-RtShops III r"pIy TO h'|F'
ward ireland il only "intiaming IN"
Mayl5-Sinn Feincrs raid houses in
London: scores OF persons slain IN Ire
MAY .1-rope appeals to both Irish
and English 10 abandon violence.
NAV 25-DubliuCustomS hous" burn
$40. 600, 900.
Of alleged American ammunition III
June Three SIM Feincrs, executed
in Dublin. leave message: Flight on.'
June l5-Cargo OF machine guns deS-
tined FOR ireland scizcd aboard ship at
New NorE.
charges SOS killings TO rebels N:nt"
Puly. l92O. results OF Irish amhusheS
or raids on Crown forces which had been
o: almost daily occurrence.
June lS-Slnu FeircrS hoard steam
ship and throw supplies for British NIL
itary authorities overheard.
Juno 22-FIfteen thousand addIttona!
British troops sent to ireland; king
George opens Ulster parliament and
pleads for an end Of strife.
June 24-De Valera arrested near
Dublin but is quickly released.
June G5-Br!tish ~aRnounicS martial
law vii, be extended throughout Ire
land on July -. unless SIM FcinerS
agree 10 settlement.
June 2s-Dail Eireanr authro.zeS re-
taliatory measures against r~crr:sal by
Crown forces.
June SO Arthur Griffith. MacNe.ll
ana two Sim Fein members oF the Brit
ish parliament released from MounijoN
prison.
July british government issues or
GcrS To- limit aid
July 9-Lloyd George invites de Va
EZRA and Sir james Craig I" confer with
him in London
.Iu!y ~ll--t'rown and Sim Fem forces
agree 70 truce and stop al hos,ilities
at noon pending outcome of parley in
London.
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h.. said, Il would constitute . roeeg!.
ton at\ the very outset or IfeiInaS
claims for separation from the briusn
empire. a
This obstacle was overcome by ny
two PARTIES agreeing upon Lloy.
GEORGES formula that the purpose OIL
the. conference should be to ascertain
how IrelaAd's association with the en-
pirc might be best reconciled with 1Fe-
lands national aspirations.
Under that formula. meetings nave
been in progress since early OctopeI.
The proceedings have been secret.
has been reported. however, that britiop
representatives submitted a plan to give
ireland a status OF Association" Win
the empire and 10 allow her an almost
complete measure of self-government 10
he exercised by separate parliaments In
Ulster and South ireland. respectively
and by a central council jointly chosen.
As to Ulster.
This brought lister again into the
negotiations and compelled Premier
Lloyd George to defer his trip to the
Washington conference on limitation or.
armament so that he could devote his
time to an effort to overcome Clstt>
hesitation or objection TO cooperate
with the South OF Ireland in any form
Of common government.
The general understanding was that
the Sim Fein delegates insisted that
there must be no partition OF Ireland into
the north and south with different forms
Of government and different relations to
tho empire.
! To reconcile these conflicting view
roints. Lloyd George invited Sir James
Craig. the sister premier. to come t"
London in the first week in November
TO take things over. The situation was
! so delicate that Sir James desired the
support and advice of other Ulster
leaders and finally all the members OF
the lister cabinet were called to Lon
don. Tnionist opinion in England ha:
hcen steadfastiy against any coercion
lof Ulster" 1T was generally conceded
that ono OF the most difficult stages OF
the negotiations has oeen reached.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
HAzEL-ATLAS GLASS COMPANY
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

} The annual. meeting OF the ~storkhold-
ers Of the Hazel .\tlas Glass Company
!, will be held in the office OF the company
!, on the third floor OF the Conservative
:, Life Building. sixteenth and Market
/. streets. Wheeling. Nest Virginia. on
/. Tuesday. december 6th. 1871. at two
o'clock ,. m.
. The meetiHR will be asked TO amend
! the bylaws 50 that the fiscal year OF
the company will correspond with the
calendar year instead OF ending October
3Ist: and so that the date Of annua
meeting vii, be CorrcspondinSly
changed 10 the last Tuesday in Fehru-
. airy. Such action has been recommended
.by the Executive committees.
. II these amendments ar" made il is
= expected that the meeting viii then al
y journ 20 meet again on the last Tuesday
, OF next February. as the same place ana
hour.
J. =. BRADY. President.
no.9c-eS-cn-de" rs
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OUTRE MER

,Aune Goodwin WinSlow. in The North
american licyle")
I've nc.c- visited thai lard
or slow sweet things
Beyond The sea;
Her shores with sores OF memories rl'h
and grand
Still wait for nc:
Yet ] need Only { use my eyes
And | car SEQ
Her l~orel.col"r"h planets rise In she's
Where days delight TO nigh still cling.
And shadows failing like a dream
Along some Ania,uSian stream
THAT sleeps and sings;
\rd an feel tho airs that steal
Like heavy bees above some garden VA,
Where orange trees stand tall and al
Their gold reveal.
And watCh the hours Xix" flowers 'hat
bloom and fan
In old CASTLE
O loveIinesS that must be Spain.
Why do you rise For me so plain
And call my fancy So
Familiar always 2nd all fair
Is il because orrc lorS ago
had a castle there"
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ALLIED MINISTERS MAY
meet IN PARIS SOON
May Get Together Before tho End Of tho
Week to Discuss the Near Eastern
Situation

Paris. Dec. . tRy the Associated
Press THE British. Italian and French
foreign ministers are How expected IN
French official circles Ia meet IN FNriS
before tho end Of the week to discuss
the Near Eastern situation.
Premier BRAND. Il w?s learned today
has sent word to Lord I'd"z"u. British
foreign secretary, that he was agree
able that such u conference should he
held and that he was now awaiting Il
suggestion fum downing street az 10
tho date rur holding II. Eventual media
ton ut the powers in al effort 10 st"!
the !.oStlities in Asa Minor between
the Greeks and the Turkish ~nationaliStS
Is being considered in official circles
here ~ n possible rcsU.t ~ the forth
coming conversations among the rep
resrntItiVes q: tn" three foreign
offices.
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JAMps II. PRICE DEAD.

ConncIlsville. ia. Dec. FLAMES II.
Price, aged g.. secrctarY-treasurer or
the Washington Coal & Coke company
o. Fayrtie county. Pa. died at his nome
In Dawson. near here, today. Heart uis-
ease was the cause Of death.
Before entering the employ or the
Washington company. II years ago Mr..
Price was an official Of the Pittsburgh
Buffalo Coal company and the American
Steel &. Wire company at Pittsburgh.
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P. & W. VA. ROAD
Socks Permission to Acquire Ownership
Of West Side Belt Railroad In
Pittsburgh steel District

Washington. Dec. 5.-The PittspNrEh
G. Wcst Virginia railroad asked permits
sion OF the Interstate Commerce Com
miss:on today 10 acquire ownership or
The West side He.t railroad which oper-
utrs terminals al Pittsburgh and al
Joining steel "entecs.
The p~,tition said public interests
would be forwarded by The Consolidation
and no ubjcctinns AZ" "a be presented
l,y s,ato ur local authorities.
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ANGLO-|R|SH
CONTINUED from Page ons.)

independently az the governing body OF
the Irish republic.
That was the situation when the truce
began last July after King George a
made a c~onciliatory speech at the open
ing OF the new parliament in Ulster.
The Purpose.
The purpose Of tho negotiations now
in progress. IA defined by Lloyd George
and accepted by the S!nn Fcin repre-
scntativas is ito ascertain how the as
ISOLATION Of ireland with the community
Of nations known as the British empire
may b. best ~reconcilcd with Irish ma
tIunal aspirations"
The conferences began in July. Both
sides have ut ines entertained higher
hopes o" n final ana 81 tisfactory settle
mon; probably than at any time since
tho Irish question became 4 thorn in
the side cf IL" British empire. but there
have been several crises when the nego-
cations seemed doomed 10 failure.
The first Of these occurred when
Lloyd George offered TO de Valera at
consultation in London 4 form OF self
government in Ireland something like
that prevailing in the British dOminions.
The Tail E:!r"ann utterly rejected his
proposal on the ground that n did not
afford ever n genuine dominion rule.
For 4 time Il seemed that 4 deadlock
had been reached.
Concession Refused
Lloyd George cndeavored tn resume
negotiations. but this move seemed like
= n he ID :ked ny &c Nalcra's !ns!stance
tia: the Irish delegates 10 such a COLI
ference must he accented as having de-
rived their authority from 2 free and
independent ireland. The British pre-
mier refused 10 c0nrede TINT nOint as.
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SHIP BOARD FILES REPoET

Washington. Dec. . unpaid claims
and debts OF tho shipping board On Sep
tember 50. aggregated S%5N.S7i.2JS while
I had available in money on hand ana
appropriations Sl30.$30.0r0 according TO
figures sent to the Senate today in re-
Spouse 70 \ resolution by senator Rom
dexter. Republican. o. Washington.
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WANTED~Small room in Wheeling or
Charleston suitable for fancy Pastry
Bakery. Must be good location for
Address Room Is. Colonial hotel.
NyhaelIrg. dec-5-i
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GOLDEN BIRDS.


7 know 4 flight
or golden birds
Attends me
Ev"rywhcre | 80.
Tnc ar is En'd"n
with ;he!r winrs.
Their songs
I.i;,r golden rivers
Flow.
My golden birds
Aro golden nraNcrs
THAT little children
Say Toy me.
They e"rd them
from thcir healta
10 cod
Ito knows NY need
And sets them free.
And So : ,?Tr no
What the road.
Nor how tho winds
or heaven blow
know a h:Gh'
Or golden h!rds
Attends INC
whore 60
Harry Lee IN
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wANrBD-RoUsn.

wANTEp-A furnished house. located
in desirable section OF city. or a tur-
r!shed apartment OF five or six rooms
and bath: possession early part OF year:
for a couple: reference will be fur'
n!shcd. Address I. y. Box As Wheel
Ia. no Som
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FOR RHNr-FuRN1sRED ROOMS.

IF YOU want 4 light. comfortable
home,lke furnished front room WITH
every modern convenience, phone 19S-":
location. Eor street opposite the Ohio
Valley General hospital. Will be let TO
business women only. de.G-p
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


STORE ROOM FOR RENT
Main street. Parhersoprg. W.
Ea.-Sultable FOR any kind OF
business: fine location; rent rea-
sonable: occupancy at once. or
January LIST. Apply in writing
TO BOX SOS. ParkersburG. W. Va.
de.5-.
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LOST, srRAxED OR STOLEN

STRATED or Stolen from Shor Creek,
a black hound with white tip on tail,
on Saturday night. Reward IL returned
N Ceril Grey. Short Creek. dec-J-i
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TO USE ARMY TRUCKS
DURING XMAS RUSH

Washington. Dec. 5.-.All army motor
vehicles that can be spared VIII nc
no used in moving the heavy Christmas
malls. Secretary Weeks, Of the war de-
rurtment today that all corps area COM
ma nders hold all motor vehicles, not &C
iually needed for their areas. at the
dIsnosaI Of the area ro-ordinatorS dur
ing the Christmas holidays.
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Would YOU advise me 10 traNel for
MY health"
no. replied the decor. "a man
wants 10 be in nrst-class physical CON
d!'ion before he takes on tho worries OF
travel nowadays."--The EXpositor.
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ooNrropoRE Er.pRIDaE DEAD

Hartford. CorN. vs.. y .nn''''e
Want Ira-o'd Eld~;d-e. Y. 6. y. ~"t'r"a
died suddenly in Nice, France. HrHhahiE
saturday according % 4 cable MESSAGE
received here late yesterday. '"mmo-
dove End Mrs. rldrtdgH recently wen
abroad to srrnd the winter along the
Riviera. *,
Ccn,m3do"N ElGrjdr" was = native q,
co,u I, 0I:o. horn .1ulv a. lS"2. "nh
,y,s graduated from Annapolis IN M.
Ey-Sre7k"r S'hnr" SNin'It ~ Eh""'
o,tt. "Wcnderl phillips Of Japan.
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FOURTEEN


TRAFFIC association wants several
men to qualify for positions paying
IS. 600 and up; experience unnecessary
opportunity offered several men dnaee
IS willing TO devote little time acauLt-
ing ,horouxb knowledge OF this work;
common school education essential; only
men OF good character need apply. IL
willing. dependable and DESTROYS OF
making connection worth while. write az
once. stating present position. ago ana
phone number. Address u. r., care IN
tarI;g.nc.r no.2e-m
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Gi,i.s-In the former case the literany
les, isn't az Strjct-LiFe.
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e. MENDEL COMPANY
Carl ,. Kspnsr. %
DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1906 ohapltns stzssa
Gall Phone 1917
DIED

Funeral services from the chapel Of the
Mendel Funeral home. l%VS Chapline
street. Wednesday, afternoon at >
o'clock. Friends respectfully invited
TO attend. lnterment Greenwood
cemetery.
HUBBARD-On Monday morning. De-
cemher 5th. 1921. WILLIAM =.
HlBRNliD. IN the 18th year OF his
age.
Services at tho residence at Hubbard
Lane Wednesday Afternoon at $50,
Friends invited. lntcrmcnt private,
Greenwood cemetery.
sALADE-On saturday. December 5.
1921. CHARLES HENRY SALADE. In
his 4oth year.
Funeral services at his late residence,
No. sos Main street. on Tuesday
afternoon at . O'Clock. Friends .nvit-
cd TO attend. Interment al Mt. Wood
cemetery.
SFIARP-Ou Sunday. December 4. 1921.
at 1880 o'clock y. NJ. at family res
idence. lO2 Eighteenth street. CLARA
MAY Russell. wife OF Ellsworth
Sharp, in her 23rd year.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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RoR RENT.

FOR REET-Garage for three machines
or suitable for storage. also sleeping
rooms for men. -2cle Chapiine, or call
o4s--p UbselIr1 no.3Q-l
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Another Prenoh Bull

"TEcv thought more OF the Legion OF
Honor in the time oc the first Napoleon
than they do now" said n ~wcll-known
F~rcnchman. The emperor one day met
an old une-armrd veteran.
" How did YOU lose your arm" no
asked.
" SIRE. at .Austerlitz'
" And we're YOU not decorated"
" so sire
Then here is my own cross for YOU
make YOU chevaitcr''
" y our Ma jesty names mo CheVaIie"
because | have lost ono arm what
would Your Majesty have done had I
lost both arms"
"'Oh. in thai case ! should have made
You officer Of the Legion.
"Whereupon the old soldier immed'-
a,cly drew his sword and Gu: on his
other arm
There Is no particular reason TO doub'
this story. The only question is, how
did lie do II"
For S~ale-South Huron ST. : rooms.
bath. gas. laundry. furnace: large lot 30
by 10: room to build on.
cor. 18th and thapl!ne SIS. Three
story dressed brick. baths and toilets:
cement cellar, tin roof, garage. Fos-
, session thirty days.
PA X 4 co.
Phone ae7e-R 81 Fourteenth
insure with Us.
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WANTED-Woman for general house
work in family OF three: must UNDER
stand cooking: references reQu'reu'
wages right. Apply Mrs. Arthur r
Schmidt. % Poplar avenue. "oodla~n,
SI-haaII1e W Va no30-l
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BOYS
TO
SELL
TIE INTELLl9ENCES
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
Ohice. 1905 Market -
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wANrEp-TEALALN

WANTED M!ddle-aged woman toF
wrapping bread. Wheeling Bakery,
1922 Market ST. ue"'N
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FOR SAT.E-Apartment house at 2@l@
Chapline; 2457-R. Wheeling: reason
able TO quick buyer; all modern con,
~nrIarcsS no.30-l
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ron sAEN

TWO cash registers for SAFE A7pIE
~Spans,er Cigar Store, - foortee"."
.s,-os, de.6-l
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FOR SALE-MIne props: all kinds OF
hardwood and oak r. r. and mine tles'
plenty OF oak plank and inch boards
7 y .Iackman, d. D. |, Hammondsville,
Ohio, Jefferson county. no'-s-H
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March SQ-Twcnty S.n l'ttncrs cScaep
from MouutJoy prison.
nag in Dublin street; similar demon
STATIONS IN other Irish cities.
Sept. l2-SupprcssG"n OF Dali tireahn
and all other Sinu t'e!n organizations
ordered by Brl,iSn government.
Dec l2-NtSc"unt FRENCH ioru leu
,arunr of lrrlauu, anbushen while tray
ling along country read. escapes asSas-
siuation: / Killed. ; |ounde /.
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FOR SALE-Brunswick pool table, s1
a., complete. 2l00 Main st. no.-s-l
FOR SALE-First class. pool room: oesI
location In town. % South Fourth ST.
opposite Fenray. Martins Ferry.
no.7-2St