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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
ONE PERCENT
SALES TAX BILL
To Be Introduced in the
Senate Tomorrow By
Smoot, of Utah

Washington. April ia general
sales tax was advocated tonight In
statement by Senator Smoot, 1''' a
Republican member Of the senate fnance
committee. who formally announced no
would Introduce bill to that end IN the
Senate Tuesday.
Senator Smoot's measure which he
estimates would yield approximately
$500. 900. 900 in revenue annually, would
nlacc A fiat tax OF one percent on gross
sales above $4,000 annually Of virtually
all commodities. both raw materials and
finished products. The bill carries
few exemptions. but application or the
tax would be stayed practically only on
such commodities as now bear higher
levy.
EARLY cousidsration.
Ear.y consideration OF the Smoot
nroposal is planned by tho senate finance
committee in its study OF the taxation
question. Tentative arrangements con-
template the opening OF hearings on
this phase before the end Of thn week.
In discussing this proposed sales tax.
Mr.. Smoot said il will be simple In ap-
pllcation and easy 70 compute. He de-
clared Il would properly distribute the
burden OF taxation. compelling each
citizen to bear a share proportionate to
his ability TO pay as measured by his
buying or producing powers.
"If the sales tax becomes part or
the revenue laws Of our country IN"
statement continued. congress can re-
peal not only the items provided for tn
the bill as presented by me. but can re-
peal all Of the irritating. nagging. dis
Grim Inatory taxes, amounting to hun
drcds Of millions Of dollars, and the
excess profits tax, the result OF which
has worked such havoc with business
concerns Of our country. and which haro
in many cases been compelled. to pay
the excess profits on paper profits
Scope Of the Bill.
Concerning the scope of tho bill. the
Utah senator said:
"It is a tax on the gross value or
goods. wares and merchandise whether
rtw materials or manufactured or par
TALLY manufactured products. whether
rr domestic or foreign origin and such
As are generally sold or exchanged and
delivered for domestic con: unptlon'
whether IN barter or on cash, credit
or instailrnrnt basis. which tax Shall
accrue at the time Of sale or lease at
the rate OF one percent or their toch
value At the time OF change IN owner
ship
lie contcndcd that the sales tax
method was on" Of justice to all
whether individual. firm or corporation.
The actual added cost to the consumer
Of ono percent tax applied at each
turnover Of the goods would. he pre-
dictcd. fail below three percent The bill
payment Of the whole tax
through the various re-
sales. b. the ultimate consumer, Senator
Smoot said. adding that there vas no
objection to the final seller absorbing
the tax II he cared to do so.
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Type ReSetting Is Termed
Waste By Arbitrator

Washington. ArrI lo.-In a dn"s;on
In al arbitration pr"c"ct!'sg brtse"n
the local yr"IrahpicaI unron and the
Washington NEWSPAPER Publishers as
Sociution. yUs' a"n"un.'d. Ch!"f Justice
Nct'oy Of the r..;rs'' g. ''"luuh!a Su-
rem. court. "l.t.rr1rn - =" ,rbIt-p-
ton board. cha-art -.Z"t -..,"t.:us a.
waste. and tN:'nd, d ta,' 'Iir. within
~s.ca publishers may r'.s,', :0nt:r- from
rourl,.": days "a ;hlrty. justice Mccoy
upheld ~. contention "c n" publishers
that 7,Sr,t!pc OF cn:'.Er advertising
should not be r"guIr"d b""auS" u: tho
insertion Of lo,;:i address OF I, ru"r-
hInt or agpn;
The arbitrator r"j""i"H the request
Of the printers for -, .'..~"t iHy. cx,.pe
To- worl, on SunI:;T nr'"ra""'t. news
oapGrS. and AL, gcl"':"I th" counter
,.r"pos>.l "e thc publishers for M in
-rq.. III hours
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
Cincinnati Woman
Admits $4,000 Larceny.

Nov York, Apr. l6--.A woman wno
said Sh" Is Harriet l'cndlct"n Hunt.
writcr and member o. u prominent am
lily ia Cincinnati. ohio. w.Ia arr"S;c"
here today on '..arg" "f grand lar
ccuy. Th" police %ty complaint was
made by Il New York brokerage firm
that she obtained $4,000 in victory
bonds Oh 4 check drawn on bank In
Clncinnntl which was returned marked
mo funds" Bonds valued at $4,000 and
ST52 in cash have been recovered. it was
stated.
The woman admitted the transaction,
the polire said. explaining that $hc dc
sired funds for hurried trip &"
France.
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First Stuff Convention
Held By Greek Women

Athens. Apr 10-Thc first woman
suffrage convention in Greece took 3lICe
today. King Constantine and Queen
Sophia were present.
The chairman OF the meeting made
reference TO the important part thas
women had played in Greek history and
disputed the contention that Greek
women wero not prepared for suffrag"
on an equal basis with men.
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WILL GUARD AGAINST
ANOTHER CHARLES COUP

Pa-i& Ar-N ,n.--Ncgot:a;:'a~ to- IA"
l'UIiuS" rf lIadinE 4 formula d"itnttciE
guaranteeing countries adjacent ." Hun
Sary cEa.rs: furtacr attempts 10y former
Emperor C"Hr!,~ - rr'nS;at" himself
aS king ;.avc b""H be!-ur between franc
Great E-''a:H. ItHiy AID nc ;n"'ns"-S Of
t,r "ti:..r rIltrntc." "AN& 'h"\ Petit"
I'ar:Ii,r II IS pron,,.o.. th~; :, decision
vii! b. :~ayhcd In The near lu.ure, the
newspaper say.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
George Paper Mill at
We||sburg to Resume

Special Dispatch TO The Intelliscncer.
WellsburS. W. Va. Apr. 10 - The S.
George paper mill. one OF the principal
industries OF WcllshurC. resumes oper-
atoms Monday morning. According to
Treasurer T. II. George :hr mill has
enough orders on hand - keep tn" plant
operating for two mrh;h.. II $ ho:-,i
that by the expiration of this ;irrc. suf-
fcient orders VIII hav. henn received
20 proloaG operations Tor IN indrilu'te
run. The mill employs MY men.
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Spr..;.. p.srat.,h ;o the InteliiGenccr
Pittsburgh Pa April tn.--ltnw :.ru;c
IS tho urr,out industrial situation in
pfIl%brryl is clca-Iv shown By stlt!s-
ties gathered hv ;hr Chamber Of Com
mere" and mad. public ,or the first
I'm" Yesterday. Responses to 4 que5-
iinnra!r,. sent out Ny I; J. Scanon. man
,r,i or Tho 1r,Jr and Industrial bureau
,u nun manufacturers. joLbers. whole
salprS. rcta:.n-~ aut! i,anI;"rs Of ~" DIS
trio, set iurth ih" s:ruat."n II frank de-
tail. Many Of the answers were openly
Ic+.!rnist:r. bat q majority. while ad
u,Ii,!ny business: - 'n. practically at Z
st:,ni-;ii,. rr,f,.,srri :" So. the silver
iiui,,. To ,4i,. ,.ln..,i. ANA In many rasc>
-hn... ryf., viewed ~. coming 50 days
,,i,r Ii;,,. hnrr v..rr orf.m;s:ic as tN
,nn nu:rorH Within the i"xt six months
- .s,. ...;,,, Garth f., ,rtail ~.
rr,.,r, i,drs,r;., ..,id.,r,r.. inr an
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
Government Reported Will
ing to Lend Temporary AS
sistance in Tiding Coal In
dustry Over Difficult Per-
iod

London. April 10.--(Hy III" Associate.
ed preSsI-Today was a day OF rciaHa'
ton from the tension created by IN.
coal strik" and the possibility Of gen
era! industrial tie-up, and gave the cab.
.nct ministers and labor leaders An op'
portunIt: l." get into the country for
rest.
Opinion on the present aspect of the
crisis continues favorable. but mean.
WhIln all precautionary measures ana
recruiting Of volunteers ar" proceeding
actively md Will not De relaxed until
tho miners are back TO work. These
preparations formed Il great attraction
for LondonerS today who, apparently no
longer haunted BY the fear Of strikes
by the railway men and transport work.
crS, crowded the parks and rivers. IN
joy'ng the brilliant sunshine. II WAS
striking contrast TO Saturday. when
rcarS of untoward developments kcr:
the nervous suburban population IN its
homes.
May Lend Assistance.
Two important views were apparent
today. The first was the confident be.
LET among the labor leaders that now
ed. i great number Of bumpers will re-
turn To their duties. although under III?
terms OF the agreement they only are
required tn abstain from pIolesting vol
un,rcr workers. The second WAS that
tho government. while firmly opposing
4 subsidy. IL willing :or limited period
10 afford some temporary assiStaac" to
It'd. industry over the difficult stage.
II also is believed that the whole wage
basis recently proposed by the mine
owners, which originated the dispute,
will bn discarded and new basis for
nu.a:ad for the miners consideration
Herbert Smith. president. and Frank
Hodges. secretary of the miners fedGr'
alton. addressed formal letter today
to the various branches of tn" orEan'-
2at.on urging AL concerned Loyalty 20
accept the recommended ton. which is lie.
err:ted as mot instruction that our
members should return to work, hut that
those locked out should refrain from OBJ
Strrcting any action tn secure the safe
ty Of the mines"
In 4 speech ut Rugby. J. n. Thomas,
secretary Of the National Union Of Raj
WAY Men. said the agreement was no.
a victory Inr any certain party but n
triumph for 4 common cause.
National Settlement.
The general belief among the labor
men is that some thing in the form OF d
national settlement will result from the
tomorrow or at least Il stan
dard minimum wase with some system
Of bonuses for di-tricts where eXcep-
tional conditions prevail
The governments anxiety not to en-
bitter the dispute is shown by the EN-.
phasiS laid on the fact that no soldiers
or sailors are employed in actual pump
ing, but only in protective duties. IT is
that there will be d general
resumption Of pumping in South Wales
today. and this Hill be only just N time
10 prevent serious damage to the mines
l, is said that altogether twenty-thret
pits are already flooded. mostly small
ones.
The position OF the triple alliance 81
ruat The strike notices fVr Tuesday mid
night are still operative ard will not
bc Withdrawn untn tho conference is u
actual session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
Alleged EIwell Slayer.
Admits Confession Faxed
Wife's Birthday Present Of
Socks Proves Undoing Of
Harris - Declares Confess
sion Was Test of Wife S
Loyalty

EuEa.o. y. Y. Apr % Toy liars.
ht!L here by thc pol.re on his cont"S-
Sioi. that ~ Was concerned III the muir
DIR OF JOSEPH l.. Five. in New York
E,St June. today confessed that his
story IS no: true. The prisoner had
been questioned for tTu hours by Dis
tr!ct Attorney Moore 1T the end OF
which time he made Z S,;,,-tn,nt admit
ting that his original declaration was
all false.
Mr.. Moore sent word 20 charles $
Whitman. and Captain ,'arcy, OF IN"
New York police. who were on their
way TO Buffalo. The development may
CAUSE them to change th"I: plans and
return ~ New York from Albany.
Test Of wHSs Loyalty
Harris alleges aS his reasons fur the
hoax that hr had been separated from
his vii" ard had lurt h"r again onl!
last week and desired 10 know whether
she would br StaunCh 20 him We're ne
in serious trouble. He said that II
she had not proved loyal and true
blue" he would have gone TO the cleo
tric chair without regret.
Harris confessed the hoax to Dctec-
tive Oswald OF the New York force on
did not make public the fact because Nc
wished. ne said. to talk with Mr.. Whit
man and Captain Carey first He
placed charge oc first degree murder
against the prisoner and ordered him
held incomrnunicado. After few
hours that charge was withdrawn. OS-
wald says that il was through the wife
that the prisoners taic was dSproved.
lie took the woman out TO the outlying
police station whore the man was
locked up and lGt them talk for an
hour or 50.
How He was Caught
Harris had insisted that his wife vas
IN 81. C:.tharines. Ontario. during the
planning Of the Elwcll murder. while
sh. declared that she was with him in
New York that week, She said she
gave him 4 birthday s:tt of socks at
that time.
Did you sc. birthday present las;
YEAR" asked Oswald.
why. yes. two pairs ot sox, said
Harris.
Who gave them 70 Eou?"
My wife" said Harris. w!;L hcsi-
tation.
but you said your w:fo WI IN ST,
GATHERINGS At that t.!Nc" said OSWALD.
"Oh. well. you've caught me. The
Th"lr thing Is a fake" said Harris.
with 4 hopeless gesture.
~ noon today Harris was taken To
th- district attorneys Office and con-
fronted with his wife. After ne adj
mttcd thu hoax ne Was returned to his
cell and ordered held without ban in
solitary confinement. This was done.
the local police say, at the request OF
Detective oswald. The wife was re-
turned 70 her cell also.
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HIGH CLASS MOTOR CARSATTRACT MANY
IN |NTELL|GENCER'S CIRCULATION DRIVE

DISTN TIVE BEAUTY or THE $4,000 PRIZE LIST tAI SS
MUCH FAVORABLE COMMENT--MANI REQUESTS FOR
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READY BEEN RECEIVED AT CAMPAIGN HEADQU AR
TERS-MOST A1ILIRING PROPOSITION EVER OFFERED
THE PEOPLE or THIS SECTION
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wess Virginia, Ohio ana wsstsrn Penn
Eylvania-Far Monday and Tuesday.
with rising tem~ArAtnrA-
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JUDGE PRITCHARD
HAS SUCCUMBED
Federal Jurist Who Served
Temporarily in W. Virginia
Dies at Asheville

NrhrN .,l". y. G.. April l3.--Jcter
ron!cy rritchard. judge Of IN" United
states circuit court since 19l>. and
from 1924 10 I9O% 4 m"n'hcr Of the
United States $, nHir from North Caro-
Ina. died h"-" t'd.,y after an illness
Nl several mouths II. WAS in his Gth
y'HT
rrrrivu, - hi- Lrr".ntm"nt as Judge
Il ~. clr,I.t C"Ur; NJ had S"rI'd !"r
r'.,''y "!rht E"ArS nS i"d"r! c:rCuit
.1.Il.. 20 ~, Fourth district Of North
Ca;piInL. and tr"m 1903 - l9u+ is IN
.e'..,la,. Juat.r" of N" supreme court
u' .Ar p.s;rrrt II Columbia. He had
also served three terms in th' North
,'arul.,rt house. and IN 1855 was RC
publican candidate for LIEUTENANT GOV
crnur In lA92 hc was dclcg;itc-at-l large
t. ,hr Rrpuh,:can nJtiOnI! convention.
Judg" rritrhard was BORN in Jones'
b"rn. Tenn. and is survived py widow.
4 daught"c aai three sons.
The body Will ,.c IL sax" 4: IN"
First RaptIS, church, Tuesday, from Il
u "'riuc. AID funeral services VIII
then be hold AZ o'clock
Among the many messages received
hy IN" widow tonight VAS one from
President Harding. which SAD:
Il have learned with deep regret -!
the death OF Judge l'ritchard. wH"m
held in great respect and hlch regard
Please accept M sympathy and aSsur-
ancc Of very E"nuin' sympathy. and
know tina, many Of his c"un'rym"n
rc"l 4 share IN tl!c great less his death
brings u his stat" and country.
Jndg" pEItchard VII be remembered
h n number vi Whr. ling people, haV-
InG presided over the federal court for
,hc Northern district "f W"s: Virginia
Tor ono term following IN" death -
JudE" Alston g. Dayton.
While in this city. JuiSt Pr!t"hard
made many friends. and was hunur"d
by the members of the county bar asSo-
c!atlon. He presided over ano'h"f
term Of the same court in the central
part oc the state later, 1T which s"vcr't!
Wh.cl.ng cases were tried.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-11
Snty-seventh Congress As
sembles Today-Fa armers'
Emergency Tariff Will Be
Rushed Through to Pass
age Within Week

Washington. hpriI lo.-7hc new t:e-
publican administration will get u7ner
full hcadway t"morrow. wh"r the
Sixty-savcnth congress conr"neS a;
noon fr- ~" "\traordnnry session
called f"w weeks ag" by President
Harding.
Tho program tomorrow Is expected -
be limited to the usual opening fo-mal!-
ticy. Including IN" adoption of r"solu-
lions providing :ur a joint session on
Tuesday 10 hear IN" presidents aHdr"Ss
and 10 orEani2" work. Committees viii,
also he appointed tomorrow 10 notify
the president Of n" assembling Of con-
greSs.
Domestic rcHiS. Irrludin; tariff and
tax revision. aro expected 20 nc en-
phasizcd by President Harding. Tues
day. but h" a." j.. cid 10 h" r'annin-;
a considerable discussion "f !ut"rnntion-
4 questions.
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Peace with Germany.

E.puh,irans rramir"n' - onEr"*S
-"rr;ved reports tonight Hr.l =" would
statn with cnnsid"r,hi" drijn.t"HcSe his
attituh" toward the pr,r"S.,. % ..sl',h-
IlSh peace with Germany 10y r"nCrcs
s'onal action.
Tomnrrow'S program T.tuS go ""ai-
Ing in both bodies 90 tn presidents
proclamation cllliaE IN" "Ntra session
and for election Of Officers.
Speaker G;il"tt Is {" b" reelected n
The house. after tho cal! OF tho roll
hy states. Commi;t"" SlatrS ar" :,1~r
20 hc adopted. with E"i,-"*cntat;v" Mon
doll OF Wyoming {" continu" n ma
lnr!ty leader. and Representative N!'"h-
IN OF North Carolina si!,rrr,Iin% '!.e
late Champ clark as minority !"aIr-.
TEr usual opening nuod "r bills :,rI
resolutions = d." tomorrow IN ~"
hors". hut not until Tuesday n ;h.
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ThH frat lr%iS,ItlN" acE .cV':n :n,a'
promises IN hr enactment or n" emcr-
Gnnry tar!~ hi'l vetoed ~ a." last s"s-
sion by President Wilson. THIS is to
he introduced IN 'hc house tomorrow
and reported during thr day or Tres
day. T. VII u" tah, n up for d"hl:c
on Wednesday. and Republican leaders
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THE INTELLIGENCER

Has the Largest Circulation of
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State of West Virginia
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THE WEATHH1-

(continusd on Page Eighty
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In answer To th- query. What in you
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-10
AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles For Sale

BuICk-1920. R45 touring. in good
condition; good tires; looks like new.
Chenoweth Auto Co, 1907 Main st,
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Real Estate for Exchange
AUCTlONS-LEGALS
Leq ai Notices

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Office of the Board. Richmond, In
diana, December 9th, 1921.
Notice to, Bridge Layman, address
unknown; Elizabeth D. Bradford, ad-
dress unknown: Gilbert NJ. HudelsOn,
address unknown; Geo. r. and Edith
R Bailey. address unknown: Walter
Brown, ModOc, Indiana; Clifford J.
Price, indianapolis. Indiana; VIM. and
Susan Townsend. Dayton, Ohio:
Notice is hereby given you that an
assessment of Benefits and award OF
Damages on account Of opening and
laying out of Southwest LIST Street
from the National Road to South f"
Street in the City of Richmond. Ind,
has been made against real estate,
situated in the City of Richmond, in
Wayne County, State of Indiana, own
ed by you. known and described as
follows, which assessment of benefits
and award of damages is set opposite
said description, tO-wit:
Bridget Layman, soft. Lot IS, Lamb
& Boslow's Add. Benefits $17.92.
Elizabeth D. Bradford. 26 2-3ft s.
Pit Lot 8. Lamb & Boslow's Add. Bene-
fits S5.97.
Gilbert NJ. Hudelson, 40'ft. n PIT. Lot
IS. Lamb & BOslOw's Addition, bene-
fits 1896.
Geo. F. and Edith R Bailey, 40ft.
Lot Al. A. W. Bliss Subdiv.. benefits
1886.
Walter Brown, T. Il of Outlet 8.
Benefits Outlets benefits $3.50,
damages $42. excess of benefits $3.50;
E. y OF Out-Lot ?. Benefits OutLots,
benefits $79.S0. damages SAC, excess Of
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Houses For Sale

EAST END - 4 good corner in the
northeast part of city. This can be
bought right .. b. FuIghum. $40
Colonial Bldg Phone 2233.
WEST SIDE-A 5-room dwelling with
bath. in good location on west side,
For quick sale can be bought right
Q. r. Fulghum. SEQ Colonial Bldg
Phone 2232.
HOMES-Of all kinds, See me before
buying. Warren T Newldrk, so Co
Ionial Bids Phone 231o.
HOJSE-For sale: double house; mod
ern. in good location: possession LIST
of year. Phone 1886.
DO YOUR CHRISTMAS shopping tfra
easy way. Consult "Christmas Gift
Suggestions" in the Classified Section
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CLASSIFICATION GUIDE

ANNOUNCEMENTS
I'm Memoriam
3-CaTds Of Thanks
Funeral Directors
6-Fuueral Flowers
6-Cemetery Lots, Monuments
Lodge Notices
coming Events
9--persOnals
lo-Lost and Found
AUTOMOBILES
I-Automobiles For Sale
I@-MOtOrCyCles and Bicycles
5-Automobiles For Exchange
Auto Accessories
.2-ServiCe Repairing
Auto LiVery-Garages
-Wanted-Automobiles
BUSINESS SERVICE
Business Services Offered
l4-Rutldi ng-Contracting
% Heating and Plumbing
insurance
S-Niilirery and Dressmaking
%-Noving, Trucking. Storage
Notwithstanding
13--Patent Attorneys
% tE3g-StatiOn
Professional Services
2H-Repairing
q Renovatiug and DyelnG
.o-Ia iloring and Pressing
dl-W anted-Busines Service
EMPLOYMENT
1@--Felp Wanted-Female
u Help Wanted-Nale
Ii felp-Male or Female
@5-Salesmen and Agents
5h-St tuatiOns Wanted--Female
3'- Situations Wantcd-Male
FINANCIAL
Sc Rcsiness Opportunities
@9-Investments, Stocks, Bonds
4h--NOne to Loan
4l--N anted-TO Borrow
TNCTRTCTJDN
i5-Corrcspondence Courses
45-LoCal instruction Glasses
MUSICAL, Dancing, Dramatio
t3-PrtEate instruction
ed-Instructfon
LIVE STOCK
41-Dogs. Cats. Pets
4S-Horses, Cattle. Vehicles
+9-Poultry and Supplies
So anted-Live Stock
MERCHANDISE
5l-Articles for Sale
52-Business Equipment
53-Boats and Accessories
54-BuiIding Materials
25-Farm and Dairy Products
56-Fuel and Feed
Good Things to Eat
5S-Home- Made Things
79-Household Goods
60-Jewelry and Watches
6l-NachinerY and Tools
62-Musical Instruments
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G4-~Specials at the stores
f5-W earring Apparel
G-Wanted-To Buy
66A-Chrtstmas Sugges tions
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6I-I2OOms with Board
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69-Rooms for Housekeeping
10-Vacation Places
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12-Where to Stop in Town
73-W anted-ROOms, Board
74-Apartments and Flats
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
15-Business Places for Rent
76-Farms for Rent
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81-Wanted-To Rent
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&4-Houses for Sale
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-10
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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-12-10
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