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The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
AUXILIARY AMERICAN
LEGION ENTERTAiNS FRIENDS

The first reception to be given by
Delta unit of the Women's Auxiliary
was given at the Community Rooms
"Wednesday evening, which was well
attended
Miss Bennett, Jack Charlesworth
and Mrs. Foster rendered several
numbers very effectively. Mrs. F..
w. Grove. Mrs. Orville Carmen,
Mrs. W. L. Mack and Gordon F.
Wisoner sang solos; Miss Agnes Ben
nett in her usual charming manner
mother Of B. L. Burnside of the Agri-
cultural Farm, who is visiting from
Washington, made an interesting talk,
explaining the work of the auxiliary.
Mrs. Stearns gave reading, and Rex.
F. w. Pimlott held the audience with
a talk encouraging the work already
begun by both the American Legion
and the auxiliary
A letter of congratulation and COM
mendation from Rev George Rice of
the Episcopal church, who was out of
town, was read
Abundant refreshments were served
cafeteria style at the close of the
program.
The auxiliary is making drive for
members and the members have had
but the meagerest list of eligibles
from which to solicit. Any person
who is eligible and who did not re-
ceive an invitation may secure an
application blank from the officers
of the auxiliary.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
LOCAL MERCHANTS EXPRESS
APPRECIATION OF FiREMEN

The Delta Hardware Company and
the Grand Mesa Lumber Company
have written to the members of the
Delta Fire Department, expressing
their appreciation of the work done
by the boys in quelling the fire in the
warehouse of the former last week,
and enclosing s25 in cash for their
use.
Their letter, as well as letter of
appreciation from the department,
follow:
Delta. Colo, Oct. 10, 1921.
Delta Fire Department,
Delta, Colo.
Gentlemen-We wish to express our
appreciation for your very efficient
servic. rendered during the recent
fire which. broke out in the warehouse
of the Delta Hardware Company.
Your company is a great credit to
Delta
Find enclosed check of the Grand
Mesa Lumber Company for $40. and
check of the Delta Hardware Com
pany for SIS. which we would be glad
for you to use individually, collective
ly. or any other way YOU desire.
Thankfully yours.
GRAND MESA LUMBER CO.,
l. C. Hall. President.
DELTA HARDWARE CO.
NJ. Springer, Manager.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
HELP STARVING ORPHANS
Say 1t with Flour"

Governor Shoup has asked Delta
county to do our share in giving wheat
and cash for the relief of 100000
starving orphans in the Near East.
The fathers of these children refused
to join with the Turk and were killed
in war. They were our allies-the
children were orphaned. Shall we
permit the children of our allies to
starve this winter?
We are asked to send a car of
wheat. This will be milled free and
transported free by railroads sand
steamship lines. It will be jim charge
of American relief committees who
are now on the ground in Armenia
and who now have charge of some
10000 orphans, and there are $4,000
more who must be fed this winter
Many are dying. This -four and cash
goes to the orphans alone. not to
adults.
Every farmer is asked to give a
sack or more of wheat. oats or corn
tpreferably wheat). and those who
have not grain are asked to give cash
Every man and woman in the county
is asked to contribute with cash to
buy wheat.
Deliver your sack Of wheat to Roy
Dowd at the elevator at Delta or to
your nearest schoolhouse. where i,
will be picked up by truck. And dc
this at once. as we must hurry. Cam
paign ends November Is. Montrose
has already sent car of grain and
cash. If you fail to see the local
committee. send or bring your check
to A. ID. Fairbanks. Roy Dowd. Her
bert Chase or f. S. Corbin, Delta
Colorado. Please do not fail in this
Your contribution will help save a
life. Make this your Thanksgiving
offering. E. S. CORBIN.
Committeeman.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
PLANS NEARLY COMPLETE
FOR DElTA'S NEW ARMORY

On Saturday party of men, Patrick
]. Hamrock, adjutant general; Sena-
tor Young, Hon. George Stephan and
Mr.. Lake, reached this city for the
purpose of looking over.proposed sites
and making selection for one on
which to construct the new armory
It is probable that the edifce will
be erected at the corner of Fourth
and Grand, opposite the Lincoln
school building.
The funds are available and but
very little remains to be done. Delta
is one of the few cities in the state
to have the privilege of a state
armory.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
VERDICT OF coRoNER'S
JURY IN CARPENTER CASE

The jury chosen to inquire into the
death of Howard Carpenter of Sapi-
nero, who disappeared nine years ago
this month, and whose bleached bones
together with watch, hunting knife,
shotgun and other personal effects
were found last week short distance
from where the camp had been made,
rendered their verdict Thursday.
They declared that the young man
had come to his death from gunshot
wounds inflicted by some other per-
son. but were unable to say whether
with murderous intent.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
SUGAR BEET CROP IN THE
STATE GET At 2,24t 900 TONS

Colorado will hold its place as the
greatest sugar producing state this
year, according to the Department OF
Agriculture's estimate. The years SUI
gar beet crop in Colorado is placed at
2.241.000 tons, which is slightly less
than the gross tonnage figure in 1920,
hut more than the production In 1919,
The condition OF the beets is de-
clared superior. the department esti.
mating It ut 90. compared with ten
year average OF 90.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
APPRAlSEMENT
SUSTAINED BY OFFICIALS

George H. Merchant, county asses
sor. this week received official notice
that his appraisal of the personal
property of the Holly Sugar Company
in Delta county has been sustained
by both the Colorado tax commission
and the State Board of Equalization.
which is $633.44
The Holly company protested and
stated that the estimate was unjust
Their estimate is little less than
100000.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
Methodist Episconal

Sunday school. 9:45 a m. Sunday
school week begins at this service.
Sermon. Life" II a. m.
Epworth League service is a Sun
day school service. at which time sew
eral topics of interest will be dis
cussed by Blanche Gilbert. F. ]. Hard
ing. d. S. Jeffers and the pastor.
Sermon. Good Literature" T:30
p m.
The visiting ministers said that the
District Conference was success.
Thanks to those who helped in any
way to make it such.
FRANK w. PlMLOTT.
Pastor.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
ROUND TABLE ELECTS
OFFICERS FOR YEAR

At n recent meeting of the Round
Table Club the following were elected
10 serve as officers for the year:
President, A. J. Foster: vice-presi-
dent, VIII II. Mathers; secretary.
John A. Curtis; steward. c. b. Adams.
At the meeting Of the club last week
the subject for discussion was: what
Delta Needs" Papers were read by
f. s. Corbin and A. d. Fairbanks.
Good refreshments followed the ses-
sion.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
DELTA POSTAL RECEIPTS
SHOW BIG INCREASE

4 Postal receipts for the fiscal year
ending June 30. 1921. were $20.507.Ss.
as against s12.167.12 for the fiscal
year 1912. an increase of $s.340.76.
For the year 1916 the gross total
receipts were $11.9l1.5o: in 1917. $l2.>
47s.3S: 1918. $16011.6a; 1919. $1s,-
e21o4. 1920. $20.o36.57.
The number of miles covered by the
rural carriers is s2.s miles. The dis
tance OF travel of our city carriers is
about seven miles each.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
Presbyterian

Special Rally services at Sabbath
school.
The Sabbath school will have
charge of the morning services with
short special program and sermon
by the pastor.
Sabbath school. AS a. m.
Morning worship, II o'clock.
Evening worship, 1:30 o'clock.
Endeavor meeting. $3.50 p. m,
r. E. SHERMAN.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28

We, the members of the Delta Fire
Department. wish through the columns
of your paper to express our sincere
gratitude and thanks to the Grand
Mesa Lumber Company, the Delta
Hardware Company and the gentle
men who represent these companies.
Mr.. I. c. Hall and Mr. NJ. Springer
for their expression of appreciation of
our services and the substantial way
in which they have proven their sim
cerity.
Most of all. we appreciate the spirit
which prompted their generosity and
hope that they may never again need
our services along this line.
Yours very gratefully.
DELTA FIRE DEPARTMENT.
BY Watson Fl. Stewart. Chief.
Geo. Seabourn. Secretary.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
DELTA GETS BACK AT
MoNTRosE IN SUNDAYS GAME

The picked team from Delta who
went to Montrose for a baseball game
Sunday returned with the long end
of the score, 13 to Z.
John Neal and Brouse did the
twirling for Montrose. while Nicholson
and Kikel formed the invincible bat
terry for Delta.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
St, Iuke'S

Twenty-third Sunday after Trinity.
Evening prayer and sermon, 7:30.
There will be no morning service.
Church school. 2 p. m.
Thursday night. October 81. Litany
and address at 7:3O.
Visitors cordially welcomed
GEORGE RICE,
Minister in Charge
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28

1900 RAILROAD WORKERS BACK
PITTSBURGH. Pa, Oct. 27.-More
than 1000 men have been placed on
the payroll of the Pittsburgh & Lake
Erie railroad after several months
idleness They are at work on track
construction and car repairs.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
HERE is CHANCE FOR
NEW HOMES FOR DELTA

A certain bushes man last week
offered to donate $1,000 for working
capital. that new houses might be
rapidly growing population.
Today another business man offers
to give $500 worth of lumber, and a
Delta carpenter offers another $500
worth Now shall we build or not?
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28

Baptist
Services Sunday IL a. m. and 7:3O
p. m.
Young People, $50 p. m.
There will be baptismal service
in the evening.
The church offers generous hospi
tality to all strangers.
ALFRED B. PARRY.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
Christian Science Society

Library building. Sixth and Palmer
streets.
Services at IL a. nj.
.Subject for october 80. Everlasting
punishment"
Wednesday evening service at 5
o'clock.
Sunday school at 9;45 each Sunday.
Pupils to the age of 20 wears will be
admitted
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
At The Churches
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St MiehaeI's Catholic

St MichaeI's Catholic
First and third Sundays, first holy
Mass O'Clock.
Second holy Mass 10 o'clock.
Second and fourth Sundays. only
one holy Mass at IL o'clock.
Evening services every Sunday al
1880.
Week day holy Mass 1880 A. NJ.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28

Mrs. Earl Slick and baby left Sat
urday for their home at Ridgway.
after visiting for about two weeks
with the ladys sister. Mrs. Charles
p. Harshman. and family.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
N Nazarene

You are invited to a real old fash
ioned revival. Every evening at 7:45
from October 20 to Both Mr.. and Mrs.
c. P. Ellis sing with stringed instru-
ment accompaniment. Sermons that
reac hthe heart All welcome
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28

Don't forget the Halloween party
IT the Community Rooms next Mon.
lay evening. Everybody welcome.
The Delta independent., 1921-10-28
MARKET REPORT

Wholesale prices furnished by As
sociated Fruit Company and Delta
Flour Mills Company. All wholesale
rrjcps ner hundretlweiHht.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

this was done by direction from my
Lord of Warwick
The Treasurer returned Ia J,res-
town In September. 1919. in consort ~
n man of-war OF Flushing" The
ARRIVAL OF these two ships and the
cargo they brought with them have
oeen the cause OF muny speculations
ana determinations Evidently tho
Treasurer Is the ship alluded to az n
Dutch man-'p-war" that brought the
tirSt negroes to the colony. The man
o'-war of flushing I do not doubt to
nave been the "Hopewell." command
cd by Captain John Powell. Tho
last named shin had previously been
reported to have turned pirate and
joined the Treasurer. There is every
reason to suppress the names of the
TWO ships that were permitted to
land tfe!r cargoes at Jamestown.
Both Powell and Tlfrith were hardy
adHenturers. who did not hesitate to
carry out the wishes of their en-
pioycrs. The report that these ships
werc Dutch was in keeping with the
general report on al ships that had
turned pirate. Brown. In his First
Republic" states. The reports sent
TO England wero evidently written
more for the purpose of conceaiing
i
Is not known when these two ships
again cleared from Virginia waters,
but at least twenty negroes were
left at jamestown.
John Rolfe. and other officials at
Iametown, being friendly to the
warwick party. tell nothing OF the
piracy OF the ships by name. On one
OF the expeditions OF the IIopcwcll,
cargo OF hides was captured, and
landed at Somers Island. but the Gov
ernor. fearing he would be called to
account reshlpped them to James
town, and reported that they had been
destroyed.
Ambassador Made Complaint.
BY May, 1919. the Spanish ambas.
sador to England had heard of the
piratical voyages OF tho Treasurer
and made complaint TO both the Com
pany and the Crown. and shortly af-
forwards Sir Edwin Sandys received
letter from Sir George Yeardley,
with full account of the Treasurer's
escapades. The communication was
read to the council after the name
of Lord Warwick had been blotted
out, though Captain Argail's had been
left. and everything done to pre-
vent Warwick's name being men,
toned In the affair. 1t was thought
II would not only prejudice the King
against him, but ruin his estate. 1t
seems very strange therefore. not
withstanding the fact that Sandys
used his best endeavor to protect
Warwick from being connected with
tho piracy of the Treasurer, that Il
feud should have broken out be-
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tween these two noted men. which
lead 10 Il now alignment. OF factions
within the Company, that continued
In bitter opposition to tho time OF the
dissolution Of the Company.
II seems that Warwick too Of
tense at Sandys taking any notice
whatever of the charges. and IL Is
Baid that II was Warwick who sent
fast ship from England to james
town to warn Argall and give him
passage home before he could DO
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his labor. were no matter And he
further quotes the following entry
In tho Privy Council Register or
March This day Sir Edwin
Sandys. Governor. ana others of the
virginia Company. represented unto
this board--that whereas ship
called the Treasurer sent out to the
West Indies ut such time IA Cap
tain Argyll as Governor OF Virginia.
and had committed offenses' against
the Spaniards. and that by Publique
letters from the colony that act
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epprehended under warrant sent
out for his arrest. II is also known
that Yenrdley arrived Mt jamestown
only few days after Argali escaped.
Grown quotes Rich as saying. When
the Lords OF the Privy Council
wished Sandys' to be wary OF the
court. he In open court said that now
the business must lilo wholly upon
Alfred tElfrith). who was and U.s.
and Intends to continue Pyrnte ac-
curst, and at yc same time told &c
council that II he We're hanged for
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06
TREACHERY IN VIRGINIA
COST LANDRYE HIS LIFE
CONTINUED From Third Uops

tC0ntinued From Third I'age)
ship prior to May, 1913. The first
news received In England regarding
the adventures OF this ship was sent
by Abraham Pearoie, the oapc mer.
chant. who reported to the London
company In letter sent over on
the Gift Of God. There was q con-
slant report In Virginia, and that
not without many apparent PROG.
Iabilityee. tina, the ship 1.-THE Treas.
|urerl was gone to robb, the King
|of Spayne's subjects by seeking, pil.
liage In the West indies. and tina,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

was by thcm disavowed. SO rke-
wise. the Council and Companie OF
Virginia here Joined In the letter
dssclayminE os the same OF which
their cspeciaii care to give unto his
Majesties friends and allies no Of
fence their letters gave good allow
ancc and appreciation. 1t appeared
also by the letters produced at the
Board. that the Spanish Agent hero
residing hath received satisfaction
for the offence aforesaid"
AT tho time Of this writing the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Treasurer was at Somcrs Islands.
sti!l engaged in pirate cruises against
the, Spanish. ard is known to have
delivered fourteen negroes to the
Governor fthe Island. The career
of this ship created commotion not
only in Virginia. England and Spain.
but naturally also In tho Neither
lands. owing to the claim having
been made that she was Dutch
man O'-wr.
Whit became Of the Treasurer after
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the arrival of Nathaiel Butler. ma
new Governor OF Somers Island. and
ma report to England of her con y
t!hued depredations. the writer has
not succeeded In ascertaining; but;
may we not rest In expectation. that
some noted Virginia writer may VOC
use the adventures of this ship AZ
the 'nsis for story OF the sea Tho
carecr OF the Treasurer should no &
familiar to the boys and girl, OF
virginia rs any ship OF colonial or
modern times.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

Abraham and S-rsus
Armour and Company !
Atlantic Refining Company
hus tin Motor Tram por lion Co..
Baum g Home Of Flo rer, Inc I
a. Z. Gerry ...............
Bonwit Teller q Co. a
Boulder Bo ttilna Works
Bower Trans portation Co.
Broadway Taxi oper,t is 9 Co.. ........s
Burns & Cam pbeil Co.
California Ink Co....
Toe Coca Cola Rottllns Works Co. ,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-11-06

THE following is list of owners and the
number Of their White Trucks which have
gone 100000 miles and more each There
are probably many others which, have not come
to our attention.
The size of the list is remarkable-composed
as it is, of trucks that were built years ago when
output was relatively small
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sa"rs HaEe. ......................
hionarch Laundry Co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
B. Monday Il Sons. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. I
koneowees hrick Co..
hocre-iandlcy Hardware Co.
Moore transfer Co.,.
Henry Horsan & Co.. Ltd.
observation-disclosures Co... Observation-Disclosures.
Motor Trsnsit Co. (Diliinss. MONTH. .......
Motor Transit Go. Uos Arae'es)............t
Motor Tra nsports tion Co.. Inc. ...........
Timothy Murphy. Observation-Disclosures.
hurta, Appleton & Co..
National Plumbing s Hcatira surrIy Co.,. 7
-" Una! ShAwulut Bank OF Boston....
f,c. son Farm. .....................
New bedford Dry Goods Co..
n. ). torrfs ]
North St. Psui C. ,xet Co. ...........
Norwich Motor s Machine Co.. ............
Town OF Norwood. Observation-Disclosures.
Oak Ridge Lumber Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Omaha TsSieab * Transtsr Co............. 0
Orchard q with Elm, Co. I
OFT Hard ware Co. Observation-Disclosures.
Oxford Dya wor,,s ...........
Pacific BaIina Co.. ...................1
Paetac FTrir * Produce Co. ,
fn.s &c SHAW. lac. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Z. t.rshi q Co..
ssiss Bios. .'.............. J
Inc Phlaia Royal. Observation-Disclosures
Pneana Lubricants Co. Observation-Disclosures
lhe farrneieo Company ...................
. i
The Fsfietier Company. ......,...
Tho People Store Co Observation-Disclosures.
Perfection Bread Co.. .........I
Perkinswood Trans PcrtatiSn Co.. ..........
rerset q Sienny. J
=: rhiihps .......................
Fierce Bros. d Co.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Piersoa Erainesrius Il Construction Co.
Pioneer Sand * Gravel Co. ................
Portland DAMASCUS MILK CO .,.....
Postum Cssoal Coca pany. .................
W. K. Frouty. ............ Observation-Disclosures
Pullman Ta1i Ssrvics Co. I
Furo Ice Cream Co.. Observation-Disclosures. I
Ramos brsthers ..................... I
Inc Rod ROCK %. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
esIuooS HNStS ................... !
A. w. Rsixsr * Co.. Observation-Disclosures,
Reliable Furniture Co.. ]
Rhodcs Brothers.. Observation-Disclosures. I
The Rischman -Croaby Co .................
1he Rk2as Company. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Rocky Mountain PARIS Transportation Co.. 4
Wiluan =. kos. Observation-Disclosures.
Tho Rossnbaum Company Observation-Disclosures.
Ryan Fruit Comps Observation-Disclosures
Arthur II. Saasadorph. Observation-Disclosures
SaHe q Sotnpany .....................
Salt Lake Trans ports tion Co. ......S
Sahueison. riotiot.' ....................
County OF San DernRrdino. ...........,..
Sandusly Furnlture Store. ..,...,......, 4
Ban Joaquin Dakirl Co.. Observation-Disclosures
Santiago Orange Grove Association . I
Savaee-Schofeld Company ...... 4
G. Schmidt q Sons Brswint Co. . I
Schutzo Baking Co..
Schunen,an q Evans. Inc. .................
Schus tar -Cormiy Co., Inc. Z
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DRY Goods Co. 4
SHAW 1sanSfsr Cs....... ..................
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100000 TO 10000 MILES

Highway Transit Co.. ......................i
Il. a. Eiieorn, :....-......-.
HltchInea & Co..
IiochheiIner & Co. neutrality-suspicious..
Holder Coal se Lumber Co..
iioin' &c ofson. .............-...... !
liersun cyer'a Grocery. Observation-Disclosures.
Tn. it,,,,,nsr:. Common,
Abort Hupper. Observation-Disclosures. I
independent School District NJ. 81 ........
Intersr to Auto x Supply Co...............
Interurban Autocar Co.. Observation-Disclosures.
J. M. Iralaon & Son. Observation-Disclosures. I
J~ct-ons EIrtesx & Van Co.
1arns3tn Grocery Co..
W. y: 9en'ie ..''..'......-.. .........
Georke Jindra. Observation-Disclosures
Johnson Educator Food CO..
Johnson's Express Co.. ...........
Inc Jones Store GO. ....--................. ]
Tbs J C. US tia Go. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Kec & Chapel Dairy Co.. Observation-Disclosures. 7
Ke!Iy-Sprinaieid Tire Company. I
J. Eennard * Soma Carpet Co.. 4
Eimber!y-G!M.s Company Observation-Disclosures.
George c. Eirt!,ope. .....................1
The W. II. Eis,.er Stationery Co ......
C.. w. Kienm, Inc. Observation-Disclosures.
Enickerbocker Sso.nae Co..
The kaiAht Campbell Music Co ...........
k,obie Brothers. Observation-Disclosures.
p. C. Knowiton Co., Inc. Observation-Disclosures.
G. w. Koeh!ef. ................
The S. Kohn & Soma Co.
The kraus Plumbing & HeLtinI Co. .......
J. a. Eroschenaky. observation-disclosures.
1heodor kundcI OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Kussnlaurs Express. Observation-Disclosures.
2. Landon Cartato Co...
s. Laskau. ................ .............
The Leo Bros. Furniturs Co. .....i
Z. Lehnhnrdt Est ito.. ..........2
Leitch Draysae & Warehouse CO .
Le1ins ton Dry Goods Co.
City OF Lincoln, Police Dept.
City Of Los Aadeles. Police Dept.
watf Hr ~
). D. Luksho. 80. ..................... ]
e. D. MeAiister & Co.. I
retef hlcSsoe. ......... -.................
Al. McCIrty. .......... I
McCfeery and Company. observation-disclosures
Dorm an McRaddln .............,..
MCMAHON Bros. Observation-Disclosures. I
Mcmahon Trans poreasion Co.. &
The mcNlily-Doy o. Co. ............,l
K. A. McWhirr Company .
Madary's Planning Mil, I..c.............s
Mandol Brothers.. ....-................i 10
hanSei q ~ ......................
Charieo w. Mann. ................. I
Marathon Auto Drayl Co.. ...........
Marshal-Weil Hardware Co. .........1
Tho Marsh MurdG CHI Go I
e. w. Maruedei ........................
Henry P. Mayer Music House
May, Stern Il Co.. ................
The John Mcctos Soma Co.. =
The Merchants Biscrle Co.. 4
Mceab2 Trans pofta lion Co..
Mlchaud Brothors, Inc. .
Michigan Sentinf Co. I
KILLER Il Rhoads, loo. I
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