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Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-14
Briukselis. vs.. (Elta).

Briukselis. vs.. (Elta).
Musu tam tikro correspondence
pranesimu, Geg. 5 d. Lietuviq
delegacijos pirm. Galvanaus-
kas turejo privatini pasima-
tyma su Lenkq delegacijos
pirm. Askenazy. Pasimatymas
ivyko pas konferencijos pir-
mininka Hymansa.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-14
REGISTRUOS AUTOMoBI-
LIUS.

Kad susiaurinti vogima au-
tomobiliq Chicagoje, .paredyta
visose automobiliu stotyse re-
gistruoti visus uzlaikomus au-
tOmobilius.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-14
Graiku klausime.

Kas link ginGq Graikq su
Turkais nacionalistais, tai An
glija yra palanki Graikams.
Palanki todel, mes Angoros
Turkai yra ne vien Graikq,
bet il Anglu priesininkai Ma
zojoj Azijoj.
Prancija, tuotarpu, remia
Turkus, mes tie yra pazadeje
apdrausti jos reikalus Mazo-
joj Azijoj.
Teciau Prancija isitikina,
kad tie TurkQ pazadejimai
gall neiSsipildyti. Nacionalis-
tais negalima pasitiketi. Pran-
cuzai su jais jau padare vie
na taikos sutarti. Ia sutarti
nacionalistai sudraske ir SUIT
rype. II pasiunte Paryziun 'ii-
dziai izeidzianti atsakyma.
Po to, suprantama, Prancu-
zu atsinesimas j Turkus lures
zymiai atSalti.
Stipres santikiai.
Savo keliu, Anglia Siandie
jau ne taip karstai stow Grai-
ku puseje, kaip senoveje bu-
ia. il pastaraisiais metals isl
tikino, kad GraikQ tauta uzsi-
tarnauja maziau pasitikejimo,
negu pirmiau. Ia padare ivai-
rios politines atmainos paeio-
je Graikijoje.
Taigi kuomet Prancuzai pa
lengva atsala prie Turkq ma
cionalistq, gi Anglq pasitike-
jimas Graikais laipsniskai Ell
ma mazyn, yra gera proga
Prancuzams su Anglais If Ma
zosios Azijos klausime suvie-
nodinti savo nuomones ir gra-
zinti geruosius santikius.
Taip gall butt If Mesopo-
tamijos hausime.
Nors siuo kartu stiprus ry-
sys' abieju saliu yra negali-
mas, mes Anglai nenori atski-
rios sajungos su Prancuzais,
bet !galimas bendras darbas vi
sais 'kitais zvilgsniais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-14
PINGg kuRsAs.

svetimu salip pinigq verta, mai
nant nemazziau $25,Ooo, Birzelio II
buvo tokia pagal Merchants Lo-
an and Trust Co.:
Anglijos sterlingu svarui 3.74
Prancuzijos Sinful frankly 1856
Italijos Sinful liru 4.S5
vokietijos Sinful markiu 1;4S
Lietuvos Sinful auksinq 1.48
Lenkijos Sinful marliq .O9
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1921-06-14
Is Augstosios Silezijos

mas AnglQ be pasiprieSinimo
uz6m6 miestQ RoSenbergq,
svarbiQ LenkQ pozicijq ir tvir-
tuna.
Penki tuEstanciai "maiSti-
ninku" su 80 kulkasvaidziQ ir
keliomis armOtOmis tuojaus
apleido Rosenberg, kuomet
Anglai to pareikalavo.
Is ten Anglai pasileido mar
Suoti j industrijines Silezijos
dalis, kurias turi Lenkai uz-
grobe.
Tarpe miesto Gleiwitz ir O.
der up6s Prancuzai su Ang-
lais praties6 linija, atskirda-
mi Lenkus nuo VokieGiQ. Te-
mai items su kitais nebus pro-
COS susiremti.
|, Prancuzai duoda pagelbos,
Prancuzai ilgas laikas tvir-
tino, jog jiems negalima pat
varkyti LenkQ. Jie buvo nu-
sistate verciau jiems gelbeti,
negu su jais pakelti kova.
Bet Siandie Prancuzai at
maine savo nusistatyma If nu-
sprende bendrai veikti su An
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
PADEN CITY

Paden City. May Jake Henderson.
% Youngstown, O.. 4 former resident OF
this city. is guest 1T the home Of ".
l.. Kendie and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Friend steel. and Mrs.
Layman Powers. atteRded the group
meeting Thursday. in the Methodist
church IN Sistersville.
Mrs. Herman koerber. who has been
very Ii. IS recovering slowly.
Mrs. Dora Allen and two children
after several daNs' visit with friends
in ShadySide. o.. have returned home.
= Mrs Earl Grimm is home from brief
Visit with relatives in TarkerSburg. W.
Va.
Friends here have received word OF
the death Of Mrs. Frankie Hickman. wife
OF VI. c. Hickman. OF Zancsri!lc. Q. Mrs.
H,ckman'S death was due 10 sugar dia-
betes. The UickmanS are former resi-
dents OF Tyler county.
Miss Clara Frances. who Was the
guest OF relatives in McMcrhcn. ". Va
has arrived home.
Alex Kocrbcr is IL at his home in
Third avenue. suffering from an attack
Of pcritnntiS
Rev. clifford Eurr. ~ BETHANY. W.
Va. wilt occupy IN" pulpit Of The Chris
tian church At both the morning and
evening services Sunday.
Two children Of Mr.. and Mrs. Rosa
Rockwell arc quite i'll oc whoop:ns
cough
Miss Myrtle Sea nahorr spent Thurs
day as the guest OF friends in Sisters
willie.
Mrs. waats wife Of D-. Charles L.
waats, OF Fairmont ". Va. Is here for
a visit OF sevcrsi days with relatives.
George Moore has gone 70 Louise. Pa,
FOR visit OF week with has sister,
Mrs. Philip Morgan.
Mrs. James Richeson was the guest
OF relatives at rursley. Thursday.
A baseball team has been organized
among the young men % the local chris
tian church.
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BRIT AIN And FRANCE
CONTINUED from Page ons)

blockade Of Hamburg. The br't'Sn
prime minister replied that American
public opinion would not approve OF suCh
a course, and he could not agree 10
blockade which would bring the anles
into controversy with the United States
n. BRAND agreed to this point or view,
He added that the course Of the Cnlteu
States had been absolutely correct.
French Are Uneasy.
I-neasiness still exists among the
Wrench delegates over the possibility
that Washington may endeavor to me-
di .eatthey declare this would not be
accountable TO them. The cause or THIS
IMPRESSION was not clear. but some or
tho delegates have made 1t understood
that II does not originate with the
French ambassador. NJ. Jusserand.
NJ, BRAND and the whole French. ocie-
cation are sitting late tonight with Gen
eral Nollet. president Of the inter-aineu
commission, who was summoned Dy inc
French premier from Berlin TO give MS
views. Notwithstanding the agreement.
tho French are not entirely satished
with today's development and the idea
If an ultimatum. which IS believed To
have been largely due to the Influence
Of the british amba SSador TO Germany
Lord D'Abcrnon. VI. BRAND was arerSc
10 delay, and 1t is reported that no had
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FORTY NATIONS WILL
Be REPRESENTED IN
TRADE CONFERENCE:

New York. MAJ l.--O!ti"I"i repre-
SrntH':vrs &c forty nations viii aten!
the conferences If amha >S:idors ard min
.StrrS IN world trade 70 be held here
May - l. and IS ~ ar effort 10 brine
about s;;,bii!zatinn OF world Comme-re
and Industry. This announcement was
made here tonight by the National AS
Sociaticn Of Manufacturers, which holds
Is annual convcn' ION at the same time
and viii be in intimate contact with the
world conference.
. The conference has been called In an
effort 20 obtain definite and prc"iS" IN
formation on T;ublcnS that influence
American national and international sta
Utilization and expansion, and 10 study
remedies for possible industrial de-
preSSion.
or the eight sessions. four Will be
devoted TO such problems as taxes. I'm
migration. industrial hetterment. open
shop. regulation of combinations pat
entS. labor, railroads and the lcGisla-
tive session. Programs for the remain
ing sessions were not given out.
The cooperation Of the departments
OF state and commerce and the Fan
American union. all three of which will
send representatives 10 an advisory
trade council. has been assured, 1t was
announced The council will be in daily
contact with the proceedings Of the
world trade conference.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
OHIO ASSEMBLY
HAS PASSED MANY
IMPORTANT MEASURES

Columbus. May l--Thc m""c iH'2"r-
tant legislation of the present session
Of the General Assembly follows.
State department REORGANIZATION.
State prohibition department.
Elective county hoard OF cducat;"N'
state bureau OF criminal identthcat'"h
PermiSsive suspension ot Smitn one
percent law.
Debt ,;milltion.
Bill. OF SalN ara recording requirement.
In sale of autos.
Re-forrstratior program Tor state.
Exemption OF farm organization from
antitrust laws.
Substitution of 10 mill week school
levy for is mill general school levy.
Levy Of u mill university aud 'nSti-
tuition buildinf.
Repeal of exact age statement IN
voting.
Eight percent buttcr-Cat in ic" crcam
Sclt-suS tanning worHmen's c"mpsnSa-
tion fund. .,
Soldiers bonus proposal OF $4,000
900 (subject to popular Note).
Senate restricting plan (SuoJect 30
popular votc).
One OF the last bills PASSED in the
lower house Of the general assembly
Saturday night was one by Senator
Whfttemore OF Summit. making work
men \ compensation administration SELF
sustaining, like private insurance
company.
Administration costs $&0n.nno 20 $500
600 a year. IL is appropriated from the
general revenue fund. The Whtttcmone
bill provides that the general revenue
fund shall be reimbursed from the IN
terest on the surplus of the state IN
surarce fund.
The work OF the present session OF
IN assembly is considered completed
except for the taxation question 70
which a conference committee Will DC
vote It's efforts now and May l.. and the
general appropriations bill. which also
is In conference.
The house Saturday night passed.
these senate measures:
Nv Endley-EStab liShing state ou-
reau OF criminal Identification
-Rohe-Memoriali zing congress 70
legislative for more adequate reflex OF
wounded and disabled soldiers OF the
world war.
Hopley Requiring applications for
auto licenses TO be made in duplicate
Kryder-PlacinS tax leVies 1or re-
dsrnption OF township bonds oeEonu
Smith law limitation.
Sorwood-IncreaSing pay OF jurors
Endiey--To punish persons who make
MISREPRESENTATION in auto insurance APP
plications.
MISUNDERSTANDING the killing OF
po,ic5 officer no less crime than hrSt
degree murder with Recommendation Oh
r.c-c" permissible.
Gardner-Proh:bttirs the s'ndrnG OF
boys with social diseases 10 the L2nca"-
Ter Bows Industrial school.
Mille-ProvidinS for religious seTNl-
ces in county jail. ,,,.
Chappelear - Authorizing the puollc
utilities com mission to MAINTAIN anu
operate line n.
Jones (of Meigs)-ProvidinS Tor as
play Of fags Of Ohio world war reSs-
ments In the state house rotunda'
The senate passed three house ol!is-
BY Dodge-Curtng defects IN o'Ch
code Of two years ago SO as 10 make IL
constitutional. passed as an emersencS'
Harrison - Increasing permitted m
terest on ditch bonds from 10 per
cent and providing for township di'ch
Supervisor passed as an emergency
Nendt t. Providing for ESTABLISHMENT
~ schools for the blind in municipal
lilies.
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Jaspar's rroposal was submitted, also

Jaspar's proposal was submitted, also
was a brief one. for 1t was considered
this should go before the experts VINO
met tonight To consider Il in coHJuhc-
ton with other mrttcrs, while a small
drafting committee was appointed 10
deal with IT. Another committee. on
which the military and financial exports
are sitting. WAS formed 10 draw up plans
Cor application Of the penalties should
Germany fail to satisfy the allies.
These committees Of experts include
members Of the various governments.
Great Britain being represented by WIN
Ston Churchill, secretary Of the colonies
Edward :. Montague. secretary for IN
dia: Sir Alfred Mond. secretary. TOT
health, and Sir LamnG Worthington-
Evans. secretary for war: France by NJ.
Berthrlu,. general secretary of the for
rign office. and NJ. DOumcr. minister or
finance: Belgium by NJ. Thcunys. Minis
tort Of finance. and Italy by the Marquis
Della Torrcta.
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RECORD" STAFF WILL
4 HAVE SKATING PARTY

4 roller skating party will BE- held at
the Oaks skating rink Saturday. Ma
TN. under the auspices Of the Nhe"I-
ing high school Record The purpose
OF the affair Is 10 raise money 10 mn
ance the commencement issue or IN
Record. which Will b. the biggest aad
best in years and the money airea|E
S,,hscribel Is short Of the amount need
adj All the teachers OF the school have
been asked 10 attend. and the function
i sure TO be well chaperoned. y lars"
number of students OF the high Scho"t
ard many outsiders are expected to DO
present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
EATERS
LIKE TABLETS
EASIER TO TAKE, coNrAm P1oR11
DOSE, PRODUCE RESULTS
QUICKER
CHEMIST CONCENTRATE TN
v1TAnnNH PROM YEAST

Thousands are turning from ordinary
Yeast TO tho new and better concen-
trated tablets which contain a proper
dose Of Yeast Vitamine water Soluble 81
made from yeast with the still more
important Fat Soluble A" Vitamine:
These Tablets are called "Phos-Pho
vitamine" Tablets. and those taking
Yeast to help Danish pimples, boils. car
buncles, etc. beautify complexion. In
crease weight, strengthen and build up
the rundown system and to stop constl-
patton in a permanent fashion, will find
the tablets easy to take. more economical
and results quicker. 1t is no wonder
that druggists and chemists recommend
these Phos-Pho Vitaminc Tablets for
all complaints for which ordinary yeast
is good.
II your druggists hasn't secured tho
tablets yet--send 81 plus cents war
tax 10 Irving Laboratory, Wheeling.
W. Va. for large bottle Of sixty Phos-
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~ for Il substitute Tor III" "A""ss f'"-
lit taxes. NJ. Mellon cites estimates
IF $500. 900. zoe annually rs II yl'.d from
.lu addit .ouai hat tax Of i've percent on
.orporaic incomes, provided tho cNCml'-
nan Of s.. ono now accorded corporations
is eliminated with ia" profits iaA"%
Such 4 Hat lax. he adds. would lie sim
pie OF admnist ration and easily deter
mined 10y tho tax paying concern.
Discussing the REIMBURSEMENT IF in
come TAX rates, the treasury head says
higher Surtax rates have reached the
noin, where they serve TO drive capital
into tax exempt securities and thus re-
ducc tho yield of revenue. Revenue from
tho higher rates. he declared. Is rapid"
dwindling and lie believes that cSt,b-
rshnent Of the new rates suggested
would mean an ultimate increase In the
amounts received by the government.
This rcadjuAtmcnt is recommended
he continues. mot because II VIII re-
Iieye tho rich. hut because the higher
surtay rates already have PASSED the
collection points. The higher rates con-
s,I,utc = bar To transactions inNoFinE
,urn overs Of securities and property
which with lower Surtax rates would he
ACCOMPLISHED and thus yield substantial
additional revenue to the government
The tobacco and capital stock taxes
and tho taxes on admissions should De
retained, Mr.. Mellon believes. but ne
urges that so-callcd luxury ana null
cance' taxes be got rid OF because th"E
orc "relatiycly unproductivc and unntc-
nssarily yexatious." Their repeal, he
saws will mean net loss Of not more
than s5o.OOo.0O0 annually.
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SECRETARY MELLON
(Coutdnusd from Page ons)

say. made a Crcditahlo record IN re-
ducting appropriations and II Effected
substantial economies. NotwithStand-
ing the reduced appropriations. how
ever. expenditures have continued uneN-
pected!y high and the reduction N en-
pondtures has barely kept pace with
tho shrinka SC in receipts
PRODUCTIONS OF appropriations. more
over. will no; Of itself he effective TO re-
duce expenditures unless at the same
time the congress avoids or controls
measures which result in expenditures
without an apparent appropriation.
"RAappropriation OF unexpended bal
ances revolving fund appropriations
and appropriations Of receipts. ana
other indefinite authorizations of cX-
penditurc have in the past been rcsPon-
sible for hundreds Of millions OF dollars
Of actual cash outgo."
Es1mates Uncertain.
Mr.. Mellon says that estimates from
fiscal 1922 are subject to great uncrr-
tainty as TO both receipts and cxncndI-
lures The estimated collections Of
&3.7oo.000 Of internal taxes arc based
on tho provisions Of existing law. he
adds. and arc $3.50. 100000 less than the
estimated collections for 1921, chiefly
because Of the shrinkaEe in business
They are liable to he somewhat fur
ther reduced from the same cause" he
says adding:
THE estimated ordinary expenditures
Of s4.0l4,000.000 will on their part be
effected by appropriations which are
still to be made. The estimated eXpen-
ditures Of the war department and tho
navy department aggreGating over 81
100. 100000 for 1922 will depend largely
upon the military and naval policy
adopted by the congress at the present
session.
THE estimate Of about $343,ooo,noo
for payment to the railroads in 1922 Is
made necessary by the provisions OF
the transportation act and increased eS-
Inmates fro mthe director general Of
railroads. In absence Of drastic cuts in
military and naval expenditures. there
is almost no prospect. according 70 tn"
estimates Of any substantial available
surplus even in the fiscal year Of 1872.
Urging early repeal the excess pro-
fits taxes Mr.. Mellon says an inteH!-
gent revision OF these taxes should en-
courage production and in tho long run
increase rather than diminish tho rev.
cnues. The profits taxes, the secretary
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10 Hilliou MARKS Duo.

raris. May 1.-The reparatonS com
mission today mad" public its note 70
the German war burdens commission on
rrparations. an outline Of which was
given Saturday. The communication
which is dated May !. Informs the Ger
man commission Of the intention of the
rcparations commission 10 establish
within the shortest time possible the
amount Of damages for which German!
owes rcparationS under Article 233 OF
the treaty of Versailles.
Meanwhile, without prejudice to the
foregoing accounting. the rcparations
commission notifies the war burdens
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
ASK FOR TRIAL DATE
IN M'GANNON CASE

Cleveland, o., May despite tho re-
ported illness Of William II. McGan-
non. under indictment for alleged per
jury during his two trials for the muir
der OF aHrold c. Kagy. County Prose
cutor Stanton and Special Assistant
Prosecutor David declared tonight they
would appear in court tomorrow and re-
quest that date be set for the former
judges trial.
McGannou - said to be seriously III
and would not be able to stand trial for
at least two weeks. The nature Of his
illness was not disclosed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
BRANDFASS' OAKLAND
STOLEN SECOND Time

For the second time in the last e!S! :
months an Oakland roadster o"!ohEI' :
to William II. BraudfasS has h''''
stolen. Mr.. BraniiasS' car was tah'h
from it's parking place on lot! sue''
las, night between S and II O'CLOCK. On
August 20 OF last year the same Car
WAS stolen. j. was recovered On the
Ohio side Of the river.
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,Laanar'a Proposal.

Lnndnn. May l.--(By the Associated
l'reSs. "a plan for reconciliation o!
the British and French views with re
gard 10 the steps 10 be taken TO en-
force the payment Of rCparttions BY
Germany was submitted by NJ. Jaspar
belgian foreign minister. al meeting
OF tho supreme council this afternoon.
This plan now is under consideration
by the British cabinet. the allied experts
and the other. delegations. and VIII be
further discussed at another meeting OF
the council at IL o'clock Monday morn
ing. The plan would allow Franco 10
continue her preparations for the pen
a!iics to be applied in View or the lail-
ure Of Germany 10 comply win the
terms Of the treaty with respect 10
reparations and war criminals, and AT
the same time would meet the British
view that Germany should DC given 4
short extension OF time TO meet the al
lied terms and give guarantees.
NJ. Jaspar's plan proposes. first mat
the terms should be submitted TO Ger
many with an ultimatuna and, second
that immediate military PREPARATIONS
should be made TO enforce the terms
at the conclusion OF the period named
in the ultinatum. Mr.. Lloyd George
British prime minister, would not com
NIT himself to the plan before consult
ing his cabinet, which he did SOON after
the council broke up. Even then, all
that British official circles would say
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undertaken that. failing Germany's COM
p.iancr. som" move should NC made TO-
day.
Indeed. IN" French premier had de-
ria:",i hcfor" the meeting OF the coun-
ell. 81 am decided upon commencement
Of Low p"nalti"S from today. mean
by mis- that the necessary order Tor
mobilization will l." given this evening"
such = my position. | cannot az olncF-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
NEW FEDERAL JUDGE
WILL ARRIVE TODAY

Judge w, e. Baker. who was recently
. appointed by President Harding 70 sue
Aeeed the late Judg" Aston Il. Dayton.
9 will arrive in The city This evening to
assume his duties Tuesday morning as
Judge OF the Uuited States court o. the
Northern district ~ West Virginia.
which conveneS N th;s city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
TWO SMITHS

Two Smiths figured on tho police
blotter yesterday evening. They were
Joe and John Smith respectively, the
latter of NoundSville. arrested on
charges OF drunkenness by Officers
Turner and Johnson.
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Under Article 233 of the Versailles
treaty the rcparations commission was
empowered to set the amount OF dam
ages suffered by the allies through the
war. for which compensation must be
made by Germany. Tho article stipu-
lated that the commission should, on
or before May l. 1921, notify the Ger
man government Of the extent OF that
governments obligations.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-02
WAITER ARRESTED
wife OF Nick Pappas, Charges Him
with pisordsrly Conduct.

Nick Pappas. was arrested yesterday
evening by Officer Hellar. charged with
disorder!y conduct. PappaS. who is q
waiter IN Local restaurant. was ar
rested on the complaint OF his wife.
who will appear ga;nst him this morn
-
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commission that IL billion marks in gold
are due today The note Is signed by
Louis Dubois, president Of the repara-
lions commission. and NJ. Delacroi1, for
,ner premier Of Belgium.
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British Statement.

There seems TO be a movement OF
opinion on the part of allies fav"rinE
this suggestion" Hope was expressed
that the experts would submit IMAM
NOUS report at tomorrows meeting OIL
the council.
There was only a short sitting OF the
council today. the ono fixed for this
morning being called off. as tho experts
who had been at work for hours had
not completed the British and French
plans, and because Of the new situation
arising in view OF the British learning
Of the reparations commissions report
with regard 10 Gcrmany's indebtedness
to the allies. Premier BRAND and Mr.
Lloyd George, however, had half hours
conversation.
The afternoon session. at which NJ.
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M'MECHEN

Th.rty-two patterns to select from
Wheeling Tent & Awning Co: Tel. 6e3:
f-14-m-wAf-to-my-1S
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Want the best? Then b. sure 20 &c;
Cherry Bisque Ice Cream from Imperial
dealers to-day.-AdY.
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These times for thrift
s for thrifty people
Music encourages the of all elements to Stm
the home the homete more
temptation seek amusement elsewhere lhrE
amile havem mus in their homes
This Club S thrifty families.
the the three o1ere
to the possible In fact We have taken the bull by the or
what manufacturing costs would war
rant
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Limited to 225 Members

Because of prices limit the number instruments
he sold We have IS Upright Pianos 23 Payea
and 5 Baby Grand these low prices AS soon as these arc disposed
oft this will be closed
Milton styles which known
two generations them most popular
attractive design and mater "hat
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