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Suspects in Fight
at Murder Probe
Continued from Page One

Continued from Page One
silent They edged away few inches
from their companions. as though they
feared becoming involved in fist fight
The men then were taken back to
separate cells. BOnkowski will give a
written statement today to supplement
the verbal statement he gave detectives
Reinschreiber. DisQuc and Bonkowski
were held without bail on charge Of
murder and without bail on charge of
robbery by Magistrate Mecleary in
Central Station today. Detective
Dougherty. the only witness, told Of
Mrs. PARIS death and said all three
were equally guilty. The defendants
had nothing to say.
Mott and Washington Reiznor. the
fifth man under arrest, had hearing
in the Frankford police station.
Magistrate Costello held Mott with
out bail for the Coroner as a material
witness and Reiznor in $500 bail for
the Coroner.
District Detective Slavin testified that
Mott told him and Detective Dougherty
he wanted to rob Mrs. Parr three weeks
ago. but that he hadn't the "heart" to
do It.
Mott admitted that he heard Disque,
ReinsChreiber and BonkOwski talking
over n robbery they planned. but said
he thought they intended 10 hold up a
butcher in the neighborhoOd of Motifs
home on Palethorp street near Norris.
Reiznor testified he heard Bonkowski.
Reinschreiber and Disquc talking over
their plans for robbery in Frankford.
Reiznor said the men also had been
talking over another Job" they had
in mind. He said he believed they in =
tended working the red light trick" in
New Jersey. This robbery scheme, he
said. was TO place a red light on a road
Mt night. The first motorist to halt
would be held up. he said.
Reiznor's arrest had been kept So
cret because he furnished detectives with
leads used in running down the others.
Reiznor was not with the three men
who entered the Parr home on the
night of July 10 and fatally injured
Mrs. Parr and hurt her aged brother.
Edward Reed The home was riflcd of
$50 in fve-dollar gold pieces.
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REPORT ANGORA ToTTERlNG
Turkish NationalIsts Evaeuatins
Capital as Greeks Advance

Athens. July 22.-(By A. P.)--Rc.
ports that the Turkish Nationalist cap
ital. .Angora, is being evacuated and the
populace. fleeing to the eastward are
contained in the latest advices from the
interior of Anatolia. The situation in
the Nationalist capital is described as
critical. (These reports have not been
confirmed from other quarters.)
General Ismet Pasba, the Turkish
Nationalist general who defended Eski-
Shehr, was wounded and his chief of
staff was killed in the fighting which re =
suited in the capture of the city by the
Greeks, other reports declare.
Pursuit of the Turks along the road
toward Angora continues. The Turks
now are faced with the necessity of
eevacuating Ismid, some fifty miles to
the southeast of Constantinople.
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TopAY,s MARRIAGE LICENSES

william wassman, 1910 Germantown ave ,
and Elizabeth Jenner. 53l0 Wayne ave.
Henry a. Hoffman. Plain City. o., and Eve
lyu Taylor, Hammonton, N. j.
Wilmer II. NJ Brown, b4S n. 18th st.. and
Lovina Daniel 1922 ~ Bouvier st.
James Il. Regan. Wilmington, Del. and
Anne +. McCloskey. Wilmington, Del
George H. Hughes. Luzerne, Pa. and Esther
La Bar, Luzerne. Pa.
Harry s. Gray. 2553 y. Stanley ST., and
Margaret shannon. 212T oxford st.
John a. Fluck. S03l Pine road. and Florence
Rlakely. 1882 Madison st.
Albert w. Plasterer. 1853 w. Allegheny ave-,
and Emily r. Piehota, III w. Allegheny
ave.
Herbert Hitchner. 46OO Lancaster ave-, and
Pauline Moser. 136 n. Wilton at.
Walter Walsh. 81 w. Seymour ST.. and Lou
ise bowman. 3s2l n. 1Ith st.
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BOY HIT BY TRUCK MAY DIE
Samuel Fox injured Leaving sixtieth
Street Car

Struck by motortruck at Sixtieth
street and Woodland avenue yesterday,
ten-year- -old Samuel Fox. of 21O9 South
Edgewood street, was so severely in.
iured that he may die. Physicians NJ
the Misericordia Hospital say he has
concussion of the brain and internal in.
juries.
Young Fox was alighting from Six
ticth street car when the accident hap
pcned. Harry Gcmer. of 2150 North
Ncwkirk street, driver of the truck, was
arrested
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Pleas Court in relation to a sawmill
at 1924 South Penn street by Giovanni
Alberto and Ferruccio Bertolei. The
complainants said the vibrations have
weakened their building and that the
noise has seriously affected the nerves
Of Mrs. Baranello.
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Urges State Pay
For Hospital Care
Continued from Page One

have that privilege. They must be
known as such. however. Where they
are compelled to take in patients of
other denominations. or those whose
care properly depends upon the state,
then the hospital should be compensated
for this extra burden.
Is Matter Of Bookkeeping
Generally speaking. it is matter
of bookkeeping. Each hospital every
week. or every month, should be COM
PEELED to present to the State detailed
report of each patient 80 treated, par
ticularly in UNCONVENTIONAL hospital
for which it would be entitled to com
pensation.
The question intrudes itself-what
of the scores of minor sects unable tc
support hospitals of thier own?
DR.. Boswell disposes of this on the
general principle that it is the States
duty to care for these particularly
where they are unable 10 pay for thiei
own treatment.
BY the adoption of this method oI
compensation to hospitals the State
would be relieved Of the appropriation
idea. The politicians, who benefit BY
the present system, would h0 left ou
in the cold, and. instead. the system
would be reduced TO matter Of ac'
counting. in which each denominations
hospital would be paid for its actua
State work and no more.
Appropriations by the State to re-
ligious and educational institutions are
II any thing, more Objectionable thar
appropriations to denominational hos
pitals," added Or. Boswell. "Ou,
school system should be free to ever!
child. without the injection Of any sec
tartan ideas.
Our public school system should h
a training ground TO inculcate love ant
respect for one flag and one Govern
ment, irrespective Of the question o
religion.
I'm what l have said had referenc,
solely to the question of appropriation
to sectarian hospitals and asylums. Th
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SAVING WOOD sPoILS SLEEP
Disturbed Residents Complain Of Mil
Next Door to Home

NeNt SooT W F'oH'c
II is hard enough to WOO sleep in
these warm days, but when one is han
dicapped by loud and rasping noises
from buzz saw operated next door
slumber Is impossible.
John Baranello and his wife, Rosine,
1892 South Penn street, made that
complaint yesterday in the Common
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CONDITIONS OF THE
CONTEST

SUBSCRIPTIONS must be secured and
~ turned in to the Public Ledger office for
verifcation between June and September
Is, 1921.
Those from whom subscriptions may be
taken are all those residing in Pennsylvania,
New Jersey, Delaware and Maryland, and
who are not now receiving the Public Ledger
in their homes.
EACH WINNER will be presented with his
or her bicycle IMMEDIATELY after verifi-
cation of the IS subscriptions. Contestants
are not limited as to age or sex. Men and
women will have their choice of full-sized
bicycles for themselves or the boys or girls
models.
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34s Deaths In c,,. a

val, Figures compiled by the Bu,ss'' \.
deaths deaths, decrease of thirteen tSw oys, ~ !.
number reported last weet vs~ As
same period in 1920 there MA. Fcf cf a.
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FIFTEEN HURT BY EXPLOSION
One Victim Of Bethlehem Steel Ac-
cldent Espectcd to Die

Bethlehem, Pa, July 23.-(By A..
P.)--Peter Stewart, married man
with three children, was probably fa-
men received slight injuries today when
gas explosion occurred at blast fur
mace r OF the Bethlehem Steel Co. A
tuyere was being changed and when
the gas was turned off the pressure In
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Specifications

Specifications
Made grade
tubing which strength OF
$4,000 to $4,000 pounds square inch
Saddle, BLACK BEAUTY MCToRBKE made of fllssned
padded nterA&ed euried hair and equipped
with Cushion Comfort sprinas
Handle nickel plated
Grips. spsei. flexible rubber
they fit the 6nsors
solid bd eide plate; triple nickel
plated, guaranteed Withstand strain OF $500 pounds
BEAUTY rubber Motorbk oil and du.. proofs
hiah. grade ball bearings.
From, Hub, Departure
B. Be.rins special grade ss balls. ground
GOES into finest wateh) all barnss selfubrsns neod
tep.ion but
r,,.. ei,.,.on. white aide wal.
Mud Guards. Fron-args drop guard with leather splash
basrealargs drop side mud guard with stand chI guards
both fronts and double brAced
rubbed down, followed
finishing and ysnh all nickel
ground, copper pssd triple nickel plated and polished
li.h. Electric equipment with headlight
tsnki jewel reflector tail light on mud guard
Tool and Battery Strong
battery and tools built into main frame
Too Monkey brake wrench dv eomPis..
tire repair kit
frame pump with 6raket all heavily
triple nickel plated copper.
Ch.;es d cos hit head and dovs'sis opdss
NsS ShssbxaA sssss AssA m asx''Aa~
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Bicycles delivered as soon as 35
Morning, Evening or Sunday
Pay No M0ney-C<

THE BLACK BEAUTY
ONG known the best built most serviceable bicycle
l. obtanable anywhere. The Black Beauty you win IN
this contest will be completely equipped all ready for you
to hop aboard and "step err Every bicycle is guaran
teed for FIVE years and carries insurance policy for six
months repair Of accidental damages Just look at these
features many of them be had only the Black beauty
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How to Enter the Contest

Apply to Bicycle Contest, Circulation Dept Public
Ledger Building, Independence Square, Philadelphia
for subscription books and other particulars or tele-
phone Walnut 5000, bicycle department. between $50
A. M. and P. NJ, or fill out and mail the attached
coupon to The Public Ledger Bicycle Department.
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PHOTOPLAYs

S6TL CT THEATRE-Below Spruce
~oAAi ~. MATINEE DAILY
M---"Good Women"
T.-All-star Cast. "If Women Only Knew"
W,-,special Cast, THE Lure. Of Youth.
TN AlRissn' Ehe Marriss. & WIN, A'h'
S.--Ddsll Kings "Earthbound"
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PRINCESS 1918 MARRET STREET
A>i N>~h-t''s $50 A. NJ to l1:15 p. NJ
T:-D. Maeiesn in "The HomestretS6,,
,,W.I,Bebe Daniels IN "DpcLs and brakes,
TN. rickford. Through the hack Door"
Sc. Tearle. in "Buckins the Tiger
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pJIIEpIPD Broad & susquehanna
DLOLbii\D Continuous 9 until -
Mr.. Arbuckle in "a DOlla ar-a-Year Man"
T.-R Arbuckle in "a Dollar-g-Year MAN.
%wEsn in The Th. city q Silent Silent Men,.
r.-sid Chaplin in king. Queen md Joker
S.--Conway Tearle In "Burking the Tiger"
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pH0TopLAys

PARK RIDGE AVE. & pAupH1N n
HLNN Mat: 2:l5. EyRs. Gas Ia,
T.-Boswo,th- May, "Ths Foolish M,f,sss'. hss
w.--Caivert in Tho Heart OF Mar,s,F
T.-Hawley, "The House That jan BuAv
F.-Monte Blue In 1.-THE Broker n.,,S" III"
s.-Hammerstein. Poor Dear Marssret ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

DENIM GATH AND WOODLAND AVE |
DElNlN MATINEE DAILY
M-All.Star Cast In "Strnight IL the Way"
T--All-Star Cost In "Straight Is the Way"
w.-Special Cast in TOO Wise Wives"
Especial Cast In TOO Wise Wives"
F.--DouRlas MacIean, "The Home Stretch"
S.-Douglas MacLean, "The Home Stretch"
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CONTESTANTS pay no money, collect no money! Simply
~ IS signatures the subscription blanks fur
nished by the Public Ledger turn them n and
IS subscriptions have been verified you receive your
Black Beauty The contest will be open until September 15
but you get Black Beauty your subscriptions
are verified.
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pHOTOpI.AyS

ApOIJO 52D THOMPSON sTs' |
IA /A.LO MATINEE DAILY,
T.--M. NJ, Mlntsr. "saliy Shows the way"
w.--william Russell In Quick Action
:, ,T-F1orenee Reed in "TodsyI
s.--Novak q Bowling. "The other woman
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DO y.
VOU FELLOWS who have always wanted Black Beauty
think of the fun of bikehking this summer your
Black Beauty-thnk of the ways In which you can
make real money when have regular wheel-NOW'S
YOUR CHANCE-get one Of these $65, brand new, COM
petey equipped Black Beauties You bound to win
Of the 5000 offered But you must hurrythe other fellows
won't be asleep the jobGet after right away!
Todayl
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Rain b LUDGE.

CAFE TOWN sept 4I.@Judge u
Of the first criminal court.
had to preside from the desk In front
of tho bench. The bench had been
flooded oy rain seeping through the
rOof
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Cap'n Pennywinkle and Curly. his
scs-horse, had had a terrible time
while the Twins were away ON their
crrand. and when they returned with
the fish-net. there was the greatest
rommotion eve at the Cross Roads,
where the fairyman policeman was
trying TO Keep order. You see Tub
Terrnpin was lying flat on his tummy
right In thu way Of traffic and every
body had 10 20 round, Cap'n Penny
winkle was 50 absorbed toying 10 get
him out OF the way. that he didn't
have time to direct the other big
fishrs that came swimming by. The
first thing he knew, hadn't the old
saw-fish bumped into a big sea-weed
tree. not looking whore he was going
1t al. AZ AL and the first thing every
body knew. his big sharp saw had cut
the tree down and there II lay In
~cverybody's Dad As though that
helped matters any
And the nekt thing. didn't Mr..
Swordfish come laundering along with
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W4ENAW WOMAN TELLS


Helfa sorenaon breaks her <
mfnt 10 Tom bradford. whom she he<
pursued for hia money. and brrouir>
Mis-. John Amra' social secretary.
Philip Ames phiinnders with Mrs
Amss and also with HslRaI kucs and
Tom Bradford come 10 blows and
John Ames disappears. Helga. are
to regain Tom. u tortured ny tcaf
he may low Grace Cameron. a maid
In the Ames home. whom Tom has
rescued from a life OF shame.
That evening the Ames home wsa
more like a grave than anything ciae,
Lila wandered from place 10 place
She was beyond comfort,
FINALLY she came and sat down be-
side me.
She had heen pacing the ionr lsvina
room. while !, sitting In a Ehadnws
corner. watched her and suffered with
her. for ! too had n sense of loss. ]
felt that even u Tom came back there
was something I had lost. For there
had be@n q time whom ne could mol
have gut our effair 20 firmly aside foi
something else. I waa hurt and I was
rsady 60 aympnthlte with Lila. who
too had jus. discovered her lon.
'IieiHn." che said as she sat down
beside me among the cushions on the
huge divan. I'm appalled, a. the little
I know OF my " affairs dldn'l
realize how completely John and !
were living apart-he was suppoftins
me. that was all. / don't even know
where the money came from. His al.
fairs nrc a complete mystery to me
why. ] don't know whore he dnei
his banking" she added. n hadn'l
known before that two people could
be married and yet live such sep
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-09-27
Foreclosure Suit
Against Hermosa
Land Co. Dismissed

Judge "a. r.. Hickey yesterday ais
missed the case OF Anna Hopewcll
and the State Trus, a Savings bank
against the Hermosa Land a Cattle
company. at the request Of the
plaintins.
The request for Dismissal OF the
case was made because pan doubt
existed as to the Jurisdiction OF the
district c0urt here In tho matter. ana
as the a n In proving an expensive
one, the plaintiffs did not want TO
take the chance Of later having the
supreme court rule against them on
this. ground.
The complaint IN the case va
filed In December OF last year. Tho
litigation grew out Of this proceed
Ing TO foreclose on deeds 81 trust 20
the property OF tho HermonR Land
a Cattle company which recurod tho
notes which the present st~ockholderr
OF the company ave In partial pay
ment for the stock. They bought this
stock from former stock holdcrs. ON
OF whom was W. &. HOpcweii. whose
heir Anna Hopewell In.
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solutely Greek 10 mol could b
fooled rpt % essst penny he had
and would mo- kesa bow 20 pso'set
I've been fsnInr my ME win q
lot Of petty things While 3tt the
most precious thfnF could aye
had : away a. ne cou'a o"'s
do YOU think I should notify tho
poiIeeY" sbs asked at length
That would oeAn notoriety" \
said.
In wiling to stand if~-anythlns.
Tom said We should keep II quiet. but
4 can't let is Eo on this Way ncH
II Tom nssd not 10 let Il sss pnt.
don't sou think we'd better give him
ABm surely you oouldn't jus SIT
here and not do n%tstninE " n WA
your ~husband7" Her voice WINS high
pitched. knew that Mrs Ames was
beginning TO feel the strain.
III q had been my husband hope
~ would have had rorethoufbt
enough TO have don something Ionk
ngo." ! said not unkindly.
And this IL Just my pay" Mrs
To suffer if ous--i know. I'm The one
who has been in the ali along"
There WIS a light tap on h door
frame. Grace appeared. -Harr you
heard ansthings" she asked snxious-
.Nothinr'' My voice vas ragged.
Grace disappeared silently.
slowly Mrs Ames q / went Up the
stairs. eaeh into our separate lonely
room-eoch 20 our ears.
ITO be c~ontinucdl
fCnpxrlnhf. 1871. n. EA. 3prtfcel
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BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
STORY NO. $50

his long sharp nose. not looking where
he was going and didn't he ram right
into the big thick trunk Of the sea-
weed tree and there he stuck. taking
up all h spare there a
nearly.
When the Twins returned, Cap'n
Pcnnywinkie and Curly were pranc-
ing around. trying cvery-which-way
to get Mr.. Swprdfish free. Mr.. shark
had come 20 help n Mr.. Hammers
fish and Mr., sturgeon and Mack
M~ackcrel. and I can't tell you how
many more. Th only thing was hat
az the helpers had different ideas
about getting Mr.. Swordfish loose.
Mr.. shark was for eating him at once.
and II Il hadn't been for Cap'n Penny
winkle's magic badge. I'm afraid he
would have don No.
And all on account OF lazy Tub
Terrapln. There Tub lay. MS uneon-
cerned as you please.
ITO Re Contlnuedl
copyright. 1921. ~ " A. Servicc)
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. .tQ0--t rovin modem ahinrla hsnkAiow,
kleerins porch, flrepiacr. fine huiltln fea.
tqrta. an eiiractixe hhme, iust outside u
city limits, near Fourth ~ road.
s9,7so- room frame cottage, modern.
new, lecpinK porch. completely furnished.
East Highlands. near Central Ave. $3.50
eaAh, balance on easy terms.
~, 500 rom white slucco bungsioe
new oah. fgofa. white enamel flush
fcnrth Ward.
Houses snd lots In ii; pafts o. TIE
sstyf businsss property besin-ss ep-
peftnpit,es.
A. FLEIsCHER
Real ksisss. Insurssss. Loans.
rten. s7s. IN soutA Fourth o.
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LEdIAL NoTIcES


W
Sealed proposals will be receiyed at The
office Of the CITY CLERK Of the CITY of Albu.
gesrque, New %sfesiec. until , o,cloek r. N.
inE. ebrbs. TGtten storm sew ers grading Aad
ihersio On iks feiiSwihs named sirsss "a &C.
S Si,S eomm Si.s the d P'Ss''S re, S Of EIb ~ sns
qus, dated April 20. 1871.
East Central Avenue, from the. west line
Street,
BIDS WIN DO received on the following
90 . inch, single course. plain concrete.
"a o inch. single course, plain eonerpte.
GO . inch, single course. reiufOresd con.
"a . inch. single course. reinforced con.
!, Pi ia inch Bituli,hIe on 4 inch Asphsl.
tej q inch Bi,alithie on 8 inch concrete
81 Car tracks Of psafyalion PssadsmL
The following Is an estimate Of the work
1la3 square yards Paving.
100 Lin. ~ Curb.
- Lin. VI. uutter.
207s Lin n. Comb Curb and Gutter.
sos Lin. ~. Single Track Car Line.
IS9 Lin ~ poabls Traek Car Line.
1890 sq. r. Cement sidewalks.
The total estimated cost is cas-. T0i 90.
biders viii state the number Of weather
working DAYS in which they propose 10 com
pieto the whole Of the above work
The city reserves the right TO accept OF
reject any or all bids.
Each bidder will be required 70 deposit
Will the City Clerk TO the credit Of the
City Of Albuquerque. without Endorsement. a
certified check o. deposit IN the sum Of ten
tl0l per cent OF the total amount bid, AZ
a guarantee that he will file all bonds 70
CURED and enter into contract, u awarded "
| him, according 70 the terms Of bis bid
within ten days sitter the certincatiuE 81 tn
award. should the contractor TAIL 90 M,
bonds In an approved surety company OF
enter into a contract with the City o. Albu
auerque. then tho certified check shall DO
rome forfeited a. iquidated damages, ant
Tho money realized therefrom be turned intl
tho treasury Of the City % Alhnqusfqu-.
j. n. GfsADDING,
City Manager.
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Pecos River Road
Repaired and in
Fair Condition

Reports frofn the upper Pccos river
state that the Pccos river o Is now
open. aud an fair condition. This
road has just been repaired with
50, 200, a special FUND sent By the dis
trict forester after an appsai q
scrvice Office here.
Road crows are still at work on the
road. bun the small lakes which madr
II l~mpassahle for several weeks, have
been drained. and the rad put IN
fairly good shape Tor the winter.
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- @AAr~-rus-wrirr~ ..
rented And repaired. AlbuqusrQue TFpe-
writer EreAanss. PiOns eosJ. t27 South
Fourth Al.
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Rats Cause Fire
In Home at 4 a. M;
Loss Only 500

The prompt arrival Of the fire do
partment is probably all mat fslvsft
the houae OF Mfs. Z. L. Rivera, 5oe
South Third street from destruction
The fire. according 70 the opinion
OF Fire Chief william coliistsf.
started In the pantry from the gnawr
Ing Of matches By rats. The occu-
pants of the house started 90 nov
their furniture out before calling IN
department and tho alarm war sent ~
by a neighbcr.
Shelves and the walls OF tho psnttt
we're BURNED. the loss being cstimatesl
at less than sfoo. Tho fire vas "a
tinEuished by chemicals.
Sussex county, New Jersey. has the
greatest zinc mine In the world.
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FOR SGLE 1920 model 500 Chevrolet
Coupe. Perfect condition. al South
Third Phone lTbiL
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sepl. ID. a6. g7. ed. b. so. "a. !. 30
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JAIL DITiD,

CAPE IUWN, Sept. % For The
last nine times. Alfred Gardiner got
80 days In jail for being drunk. When
arrested the tenth time today. the
Judge gave him three months.