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TO HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
MORTGAGE AND REFUNDING
FIVE PER CENT. BONDS OF THE
EVANSVILLE GAS AND ELEI-

j, 1907, secured by trust deed
from that Company TO Tho Ameri-
can Trust and Savings Bank (now
named Continental and Commercial
Trust and Savings Bank). Trustee.
dated June 1, 1902 -
You are hereby notified that the under
signed has received notice from the Public
Utilities Company, successor TO the Evans
Vile Gas and Electric Light Company, that
II will call In pay and cancel nj premium
of five per cent. $50 on June LIST. 1921.
$40. 900 OF the bonds secured by said trust
deed, as determined by lot by the under
signed, and you are hereby notified that tho
undersigned has determined by lot the fol-
lowing numbers or bonds TO be paid on
Juno LIST. 1921 namely:
2. IS, 2S1, 4g7, $40. 8s4. 7T5. 90i 98b and 1884.
The holders OF said bonds are hereby re-
quired 10 present the same. together with all
unmatured coupons attached thereto. for pay
ment on June 1st 1921, as aforesaid. at the
office OF the undersigned in the City OF CHI
cago. Illinois.
CONTINENTAL AND COMMERCIAL TRUST
AND SAVINGS BANK, Trustee.
BY w. p. KOPB, Secretary.
Dated Chicago. illinois,,
March "A, 1921.
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CABLES.

Rio 400 10 425 refs higher. Dollar rate
so lower at 6S400; exchange I'D. higher, ar
bags Santos futures unchanged 10 400 refs
higher. Receipts, 10000 bags. and stock.
1920, 900 bags. Receipts at ports. 81 900
years ago Sac Paulo had 10000 against
s 900 and 90. 600. and Jundiahy 1000, against
Z 200 and 1000 bags. respectively Showery
weather in two districts Of Sac Paulo. fine
In two and rain IN one. Cleared from Santos.
81 100 bags for San Francisco.
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Oner Little Rock Issu..

r. w. Chapman & Co. are offering
1928, 600 of city of Little Rock temporary
loan. dated March rs. 1921. and due on
March %. 1922. for price to Yield Z
per cent.
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Monmouth County Fiotnt,on.

Hornblover & Weeks n. J. Van rngen
< CO. and outwater 4 Wells OF Jersey
mouth county. ". J., s per cent. bonds
FOR i0i 80, TO Yield $40 per cant
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BAY STATE SAVES DAYLIGHT.

BosroN, March 2l.--Tho House or
Representatives to-day passed the sem
ate bin providing for daylight saving
from the last Sunday In April TO the
last Sunday In Hspt>mber.
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William n. Williams chairman az the
Wabash Railroad board was elected
yesterday q director or the Replogie
Steel Company. vice Harry r. Sinclair.
resigned
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WASHINGTON state Bond, sold

A block OF $500. 900 of State of Wash
ington 5hs, due in 1941 but optional In
1881 was reported sold yesterday on a
5.S5 basis. It Is understood that the
sale was made. for concession from the
price asked
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The Home Insurance COMPANY

90 CEDAR STREET.
New YORK. March rs, 1921
The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Company viii be held az the office OF the
COMPANY No. ~ Cedar St. on Mondsy,
April 4. 1oaf Polls open from ~ " 70 /
o'clock r. NJ.
NOTICE.: An Election Of Directors Of the
Horne Life Insurance. Company win be hold
All the office ~ the Company, No. 21G BROAD
way, Manhattan, New York, on Wednesday.
10 a TwriLfiM z. oAxroEp, s.sr...,,
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To the Holders of Dominican Republic oes
Bonds, Issue of 1918, Due 1888.

March 90. 1921
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RURAL ESTATES COMPANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETTNG UF
STOCKHOLDERS.
THE ANNUAL NETTING OF Stockholders
OF RURAL ESTATES COMPANY, a cor
held AZ ~ office NO 90 wall street Now
Work. CITY, New York. on April 6th. 1921, nj
200 r. NJ. for the purpose OF electing n
Board OF Directors, approving the acts OF the
Officers and Directors for tho preceding year
nd transacting any other business that may
properly come before the meeting.
r.. r.. MCKINNEY, Secretary.
Dated aEasph n2nd- 1a2ts
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COFFEE.

The range OF prices in yesterday S
coffee futures market follows;
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In accordance with Executive Order 2T2
sealed proposals WIFI be received by the
Seeretaria de Estado de Hacienda Co
meroio until 10 O'Clock A. NJ. of February 4,
March I, and April l. 1921. for the pur'
chase for retirement OF bonds OF the Do
rninican Republic dated January 1, 1918,
due 1898. without regard to series, 70 an
amount estimated at THREE HUNDRED
AND TWENTY THOUSAND DOLLARS
$500 .00o) on each OF the above dates. a
proposals shall be submitted In tripiicate
and shall specify the number OF the bonds
offered. the series. the par value and the
price at which offered and shall be signed
by an official duly authorized TO act for
the bidders. Upon the outside OF tho
sealed envelopes containing proposals shall
appear the words Proposals opening OF
--" (fill In date) Said proposals.
win be opsned IN public In the office o. the
undersigned on February l. March I and
April ], 1921, unless such dates fall upon a
Sunday or legal holiday. In which case the
bids will be opened on the following day.
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New York. March 18Th. taai.
The Board Of Directors have this day "a.
clarsd dividend OF EIGHT PER CENT
payable or and after April LIST, 1921. rhr
transfer books will remain closed frcr.
March 10th. 1921. until that date.
VIM, r.. CABLE. Jr.. Cashier
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4 LONDON, March ~ Following are tho
4 ,lontug natal uuotpttons

NEED Help You win get answers in GUAM
rrr{ from applicants 81 QUALITY from
Hefs,A went Ad-r-<Hr.
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Arthur II. Mauo.

Lieutenant Commander $50. U. s. N.
Officer Admins tering the Affairs Of the
Secretaria de Estado de Hacienda CO.
mercio for the Military Government
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UNIVERSAL LEAF TOBACCO COMPANY


The regular quarterly dividend Of ~ on
TIE Preferred stock of Universal Leaf To
bacco Company. Inc, has besn declerea
paysbla April lat. ir2i, 10 Preferred Stock
holders Of record at the close Of business
March GATH, ip2I.
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For Kings-For You

DO you KNOW that in 1871
there were only THREE MILLION
people in the whole United statesl
Less than the population Of Chicago
alone.
OF COURSE YOU KNOW that
today there are more than one hun
dred and ten million people in this
country.
DO YOU KNOW that a reverend.
ing stream Of people pours eyerlast-
lingly through the entrance gates tc
lAmerica-More than a million every
year2
AND DON'T YOU KNOW tina.
every wars increase in population
raises steadily and certainly the
price Of real estate you buy now.
Don't be blind to facts; you can't
afford to be.
Don't look past the truth-sEE
1t, GRAB It.
Property is the basis OF all wealth.
III always has been. 1t always will
lbe.
THERE ARE COUNTRIES where
only men Of noble birth are per-
mitted to own property.
THROUGHOUT CENTURIES the
peasantry Of these countries have
been taught that land ownership Is
the divine Of the crowns blood.
NOT SO HERE.
YOU WITH YOUR ten dollars OF
with you hundred dollars or with
your hundred tiousand-both Of
you are on an equal footing.
ACT TODAY.
MAKE A START toward getting
your share of mother earth by max
ing a small payment on one OF my
lots then a few saved each day will
pay for 1t.
Lots everywhere. Houses on easy
payments. See today's ad.
LEVI B. HARR
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asking You to cause Dan Kaber,s

asking you to cause Dan Kaber's
death?
Answer-1 cannot say positively,
but I think it was, as i said. per-
haps three or four weeks, but she
told me that time that he was either
in q hospital then or had been in
tho hospital.
Questlon-How often did you see
Mrs. Kabers mother accompany
her to your home?
Answer-Her mother came sever
fal times. l think her mother was
there all OF three times because once
she came in the house an dthe 9TH
er times sh stayd in the car.
(signed) MARY ]. WADE.
Sworn to before me and sub
seribed in my presence this 9th
day Of June A. D. 1921.
JAMES DORIAN.
Notary Public
CHARLES STERLING, JAMES
DORIAN, EDWARD C. STANTON.
Witnesses.
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Weak BODIES
MADE STRONG
BY VEENOLAK
Much Credit Is Given This Tonic
BY Many Who Have Taken It

II weak bodies were beneficial to
the health there would be some rea.
son for us to endure the suffering.
But the very feet that one suffers
through body disorders is enough
to prove to us that weak bodies
are not a natural condition and I'M
mediate steps must be taken to rec
ttfy the congested condition.
In almost every case where one
feels weak and run-down-this con-
dition can be corrected in short or
der. What Is needed most is a good
reliable tonic. People who are suf-
fering generally like to know more
about the remedy they are to take
than the label will explain.
In SO long as we recommend
VEBNoLAK we must first right.
fully base our reasons for this Sc.
lection. 1t is this. Nature Is all
providing. Nature offers roots,
herbs, berries and the Juice OF
grapes as medicinal c%orrectives.
These, therefore. we have selected
and IRE now Offering in bottle form
to every sufferer. We have termed
natures
Next time you feel out OF sorts buy
a bottle Of vEENoLAK. It Is sold
at Falrmont Pharmacy.
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T0DAY'S XVIII

Reg. pdgs ~. s. Ell. 81
Answcrs 70 Yesterday's XVII

Answcrs to Yesterdays kwlz
j. The popular name for Ii'icois
la the Prairie stata
. A. goaltng is a yring goose.
3. x fttin Is a :ah.Gd animal
With i Hons body and lsgs. and nm
eagles beak and wings and shsrp
ears
The argest city In South Dako'
IA is Sioux Falls.
5.A subpoena is q writ command
ing y witness TO apear In court.
G. Spermaceti, Is q whits wa1y sub
stance obtained from the head Of
the sperm whale.
Z. Benjamin. Harrison was the
grandsons OF VIM. II. Harrison.
E. The patella IS the kuee-cap.
=. Joseph Smith founded the Nor
mon sect
10 Ammonia Is also called spirits
OF hartshorn.
New Questions
Where did Congress meet be-
fore Il moved to Washington?
2 Witch state OF the U. s.
touches only one other state.
4. whatis taproot?
What nationallbuildlng in Wash
ington does the statue Of Freedom
surmourt
; What o. s. president had eight
sons and six daughter, the largest
presidential family In U. s. history?
6 What is the largest city in
Tennessee2
What Is a misanthrope?
SsNhat Is full age?
0 What Is the popular name for
the state OF Indiana?
10 How many provinces original
il comprised the Dominion of Cam
Rdag
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VALUED WATCH
MORE Than WIFE
She and Man She Eloped
With Get Off With
Fine

Had Mrs. Louie opern, Of Phil
ippi. been the reincarnation OF the
tabled basilisk. her husband
would have been a dead man as he
appeared before Justice Z. A. Bill.
lingslea this morning, the chief
witness for the state against his
wife and Louie Bench with whom
she had eloped some time ago. The
couple were arrested a few days
ago at Grant Town on complaint Of
the husband who had traced them
from one place to another and
finally ran them to earth at Grant
Town.
This afternoon the two runaways
entered a plea Of guilty and were
fined $50 and costs each, amount
ing in all to $6S.70, which they
paid and were released.
When asked IL he would take his
wife back to Phllippi with him, the
husband shook his head with a
smile and said: "she's no good. No
want. Lots of women" He appear
ed to feel more concerned over the
disappearance OF a $14 watch than
over the loss Of his wife. but the
clippers denied having stolen the
timepiece, advancing the theory
that as they had left the house
unlocked in the hurry of their de-
parthre, some one might have en-
tered and stolen 1t.
The couple we're represented by
Attorney H. R. Cronin and the
prosecution was conducted by At
torney L. c. Musgraye for the
state.
Steve Rzemuka, OF Norwood.
who was arrested yesterday for
having moonshine whtskey in his
possession, was released on $500
bail for a hearing later.
John Wesley Fluharty. Of Man
nington was arrested on a warrant
issued this morning by Justict
Billingslea. Fluharty Is charged by
his wife with non-support.
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HRR-Hna:mmnm.Aa
QUESTIONS NANsNlERSl


Questions.
l. When Joseph was going to
keep Benjamin with him, what did
Judah want to do?
2. When Joseph revealed his
identity to his brothers, what did
the whole family decide to do?
3. What peculiar blessing did ia
cob give to the sons Of Joseph?
4. In his prophetical blessing OF
his twelve sons, to whom did he
give the birthright?
s. What is fire typical Of?
6. What stood next to the brazen
altar In the outer court?
Z. What was its use.
s, OF what was It made?
Q. Who was Tiberius Caesar?
10. Who we're the wise men who
followed the star to find the Christ.
child?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions.
L In the land Of Canaan the tab
ernacle was first reared at GIlgal
on the Jordan.
2. Just before his death Joshua
made his covenant with Israel at
Shechem.
3. Pharaoh gave Joseph the uame
OF "Zaphnath.paaneah."
4. The name means "a revealer
OF secrets"
6. Joseph and Benjamin had the
same mother, Rachel.
6. When Joseph's brothers came
to him in Egypt he told them to go
back and bring Benjamin with
them.
4. The Lord disappointed Satan
by giving Job a family again, and
twice as much as he had before.
s. "As the Lord commanded
Noses" shows that Moses built the
tabernacle as commanded.
8. Our bodies are compared to a
tabernacle and temple In II. CORN.
thians 5:1, and /. Corinthians 6:1e.
10. They are compared to q tab
ernacle to be taken down, and to
q temple OF the Holy Ghost TO be
kept holys
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two weeks arc. S~iSty-eight are id
on the Charleston division whlchi
the ieast idle this week and agSinl
I7saast dns and s. Two weeks 81
Ia me Rennsy end of ehe Mehotl
gaheta today there ard 81 idi
against last Fridgy and n.
weeks AT.
unconstgnNd loads IN the geI
to-day number SIS against 8aa ybS
day, OF these 222 are on che Mcm
gah division; / Ton the Monongi
hela in West va; 81 on The Weste
Maryland. On the Charleston divl
sion there are 60 loads and on u.
Monongahela In the Pennsy, dllult
there are 81 Oh coal and Al OF COY
unconsigned. One ear Of coke
uneonsigned on the Monongah al
sion. while quite q little slack Is
Guided In the sdsad loadS,f
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MINE DISTRICT.
CONTINUED trota page one,

loads of which 725 were cola. West
of ten Monongah division there were
375 loads Of freight moved.
This morning there were $40 east
bound loads on the Monongah dt.
vision and OF that total there were
800 Of coal,
Daily r. r. Fuel
Little Improvement has been not
ed in railroad fuel loading off the
Monongah division this week. on
Thursday there were 1872 cars Of GOA
secured by carriers. OF that total
the B & o got Sc.
Thursdays consianments
Shipments off the Monongah dl.
vision on Thursday showed condi-
tions about the same. II anything,
the shipments to Curtis BLY, were
weakening as only AZ carl went
there yesterday against 107 lie day
before. Lake consignments ' were
Just a slight bit stronger, having
been 81 cars against AZ on Wednes-
day.
Yesterday there were 464 cars Of
coal loaded east and "a west, Nc
coke was loaded.
Thursdays Loading
Fairmont region on Thursday
loaded $50 cars. With thelexcey-
tion Of Tuesday this wa sthe lowest
of the present week. Compared to
Thursday of last week 81 cars less
were loaded yesterday and 1856 less
than two weeks ago.
Operations along the Monongah
division yesterday loaded 55S cars Of
coal. No coke was loaded. With
the exception Of Tuesdays loading
yesterdays was the least Of the
week.
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Along the Monpngahela there
Nefe Isl cars ioeded ID West Ma
esteFdhy Tint was the bes dAily
lhading The week exceptrE Non
day WHEN he production gas
cars. In the Pennsy distrieb16J eara
were loaded yesterday which was
the strongest showing Of the week
except Wednesday.
Mines along the Western Mary
land yesterday loaded 80 cars, which
was the least OF the week. With
some Of the larger mines working
Today on the spurs the weeks pro-
dOctiun should run we'll over the 400
car mark.
Loading on the Charleston divi-
sion yesterday was 81 cars. ThI5 Il
Sl short OF Wednesdays loading,
which was the best daily loading Of
the week.
Mining Conditions
More mines are idle In the Fair
mont region today than any day this
week. The total number Of opera,
tons down Is $40. Exceptionally low
levels were reached today for some
spot coal that was offered. The
prices have been way below the
cost of production, but the most re.
cent prices on the spot market were
the least yet IN the depression
Some tradesmen think the worst II
the Industrial depression have not
yet hit the country.
On the Monougah division today
there are III mines down, the larg'
est OF the present week. This Il
against l72 last Friday and 1863 tive
weeks ago. TWenty-four are idle TO-
day on the MononSahela against q
last Friday and % two weeks ago
on the Western Maryland 15 are
down against 10 last Friday and IL
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y. n BO0GHge
Deputy for j. D. Chart
Sheriff OF Marion coun
West y.rginias
OBJEW OH SUM

The object OF the above entitil
suit Is TO obtain an absolute d
;vorce on the part of the plant
from the defendant, and TO ohts|
a decree awarding to the plaint|
the custody OF plaintitfss childr,
and to obtain general relief
An affidavit having been maj
and filed that the said Joseph
Leigh, the defendant In the abol
styled suit, Is a nonresident OF d
State OF West Virginia, II Is
dered that the said Joseph
Leigh do appear within one mi
from the first publication Of
order, In the Clerks Office 0
said circuit court, at Rules
holden therefor, and do wi
necessary to protect his inter
It Is ordered that q copy
order be published and posi-
required by law. ~
Given under my hand this o
day Of June, 1891.
L. "A. GATHER CLERK.
Meredith & Bell
Counsel for Plaintiff.
This order Is published for N
first time June 10, 1891, and to 4
published once each week for fol
successive weeks.
L. a. GATHER, clerk.
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Red Cross Deeree-At q o'clock
tonight at the old Normal school
the Red Cross Degree will be ex-
emplified by the Knights Of Malta
upon a large class of candidates.
Forty-four are eligible from the To-
cal commandery and in addition 10
are expected from Clarksburg; 6
or s from Morgantown. and 10 or
more from Point Marion . In add.
ton to the candidates 80 knights
are expected from Clarksburg and
20 from Morgantown.
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Wire and Ware Punched : Two
negroes giving the names Gtorge
Wire and George Ware. were ar.
rested yesterday by county officers
on a charge of having stolen two re-
volvers from the Goldberg store on
Jackson street. The men had a
couple Of pawn tickets for the guns
when arrested. They were locked
up In the county jail and will be
given a hearing later.
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sixty oayS-Tom Bankey, Of NO
nongah. was fined 5000 and costs
and sentenced to serve go days In
jail for peddllng whiskey yesterday
at Traction park. Bankey had two
quarts, a pint and a pop bottle full
OF white lightning when arrested
by Deputy Sheriff Charles Bartho-
low. The rest Of the peripatetlc
saloon consisted of a basket and
a whiskey glass.
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into your home and broke 1t up.
What woul dyou think?" She said:
HE is wealthy and the children
wont suffer. | am willing to take
the little girl" l said: MRS Kaber,
q am here to build up homes and
do good, not OWL. To do anything
like that would be doing an intus-
tice to the widow and children, so,
Mrs. Kaber, l cannot help you in
that case,' l told her. 81 think you
are going on a journey, and you will
be'with someone that you will think
Just as much Of as your husband"
She said, mo, never"
About three or four weeks after
that she came back again.
MRS. Wade" she said, II took
that journey you told me about and
i met a man you told me about,
with all brains. He has called upon
me. He has been here and we wen;
to -hotel."
l don't Sremember the name Of the
hotel and l don't pay much atten-
ton to the hotel where they went
Il met hism at a hotl." sh said. II
have a little work that ] want you
to do for me and hope you won't
say no."
We'll" l said. Mrs. Ka5er, / will
do all l can il It is anything right
This man l am In love with has y
lot OF brains.' Mrs. Kaber said. "He
is professor Of the college where
my daughter is now"
What l want you to do Is to kill
Dan Kaber." was Mrs. Kaber's next
statement TO me.
I'm some way l don't care how
you do 1t; ! want you to kill him.
Mrs. Kaher went on.
Mrs. Kaber! Kill Dan Kaber-for
what?" l answered. "Iust stop and
think for a moment. You are a moth.
er and now don't do anything like
that to have your family safer. II
you cannot live with Dan Kaber. d.
Yorce him. That is the right thing
10 do, but cannot take .anybodyss
life. Ny power would not allow me
TO do evil II ! wanted to-"
why do you want to kill Mr. Ka-
ber7" ! went on. "If yon cannot
live with him leave him. Get n d.
vorce ind marry the man. That is
the ::.grt way 10 do
u ave no money, he has 90 mon
ey, and lis money I want" she said,
MA Kaber all tho money you
have und oil the money in the city OF
Clevelat 4 could nit hiro me to muir
der .fm,' l said. "YJl have the
wrong party"
She seemed angry at me. sup
pose she thought possibly she could
pass 1t over.
She said how nice It would be II
l did not have to work, then I
could give up my job as cashier in a
picture theater. l said, THAT is hon
orable work. and l am not ashamed
Of 1t. / have worked all my life and
expect to do SO until l de-" She
said you are one OF the queerest
creatures l ever was acquainted
with. I said, my mother always
taught me TO do what was right"
She went downstairs. My husband
was sitting in the swing. My daugh-
ter was there, an adopted daughter
that l had. when Mrs. Kaber went
out Mr.. Wade sal dto her, That's
a fine car you have there lady"
yes" she said, "if Mrs. Wade
would only do my work three OF
these cars would not pay her."
She went down the steps quite
angry. Her little girl was with her,
She told she was an adopted dough-
ter when she came the second time.
Question tBy Stanton)-How long
was this before Dan Kaber was muir
dered that she was at your house,
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ROBBERY
IN PITTSBURGH
by Associated PressJ

by Associated Pressl
PITTSBURGH, June 10. Rob
bers this afternoon attacked James
Neal, assistant superintendent OF
the Boggs and Bull department
store, and William stagewald, an.
other employee, as they left the
store for the bank with the morn.
ing's receipts. Neal was wounded
and one Of the attacking force was
arrested. The others escaped in an
auto.