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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-16
Commercial Fertilizer Prices

At the recent conference of the Elk
tension Directors at the United States
Department of Agriculture the Chief
of the Bureau of Soils brought out
certain pertinent points of interest to
buyers of commercial fertilizers
Among these were the following:
/. That the fertilizer trade last
October based it's f. O. b. 1921 prices
on 30 cts. ID. for nitrogen, A cts.
a 10. for available phosphoric acid
11Ac a 10. for potash, plus gee
shrinkage plus $12.75 a ton for all
manufacturing costs and plus 1870
gross profit
2. That the prices of crude stock
from which fertilizers are-made, broke
last fall after the trade had made
most of it's purchases.
3. That the following differences
were found in wholesale quotations of
September and January 81; Nitrate
of Soda $72. and $58. sulphate of
ammonia $11O. and $50 cotton-seed
meal $45 and $50 acid phoshate $21
and SIS; and that dried blood and
fish scrap dropped 5000 and tankage
500 in price.
a. That nitrogen was now selling
at from IA to 10 cts. Id. in nitrate,
in sufphate and animal ammoniates
and that potash was selling at TIC a
Id. These are equivalent to shrink
age in price of 45 and 33 percent.
S. That the market for commercial
fertilizers is now a buyers market and
that both crude stock and mixed fer
tilizers can be bought in large lots
for cash at favorable prices.
1t seems clear that cooperative buy
ing ought to be even more than usual
ly well worth while and that the pur-
chase of chemicals in lieu of mixed
goods is likely to prove attractive.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-16
$44,173,948,225
Coming Soon.

l hear beneath the crusted snow
The flower folk begin to stir,
The Willow sisters soon will don
Their pretty coats of soft gray fur;
And, as they've done in other years
The birds will come again, and sing,
The brooks will laugh, the fields will
smile,
And we'll be face to face with Spring.
M. A. Aldrich, West Burke.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-16
He Never Loses It.

Jud Tunkins says the only member
of the old town band who after all
these years hasn't completely lost his
technique is the bass drummer.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-16

Military cost, as per
Secretary Houston
Extra cost govern
ment function un-
der war conditions
Civilian damages,
lost shipping and
pensions.
Red cross contribu-
tions.
Other contributions
Congressional Eu-
ropean relief
Credit extended by
Grain Corporation
Credit given by War
Department
Credit given by
Shipping Board
Credit given by
American to Eu-
ropean Nationals
Government loans to
European nations.
Total
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1921-03-16
u. S. War Cost

AS evidence of the need of maintain
ing the strictest economy, as well as
of preventing further loans to our
allies of the war and compelling the
payment of the interest on the
amounts already loaned to them by
US, Senator Spencer, of Missouri, has
presented figures to show the entire
cost to the United States as follws:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
MITCHELL, The BARBER
(continuef from Page one)

Gees several days later was approached
by Carman who asked him II he had
seen any letters addressed 20 Howard
Carman. The carrier, Arthur Stricflin,
answered him that he had delivered let
tiers for n man by that name at the Gee
Electric company. and that the letters
had been returned to him and he had
turned them in 10 the general delivery
at tho postoffce. This carrier, after
completing his days work. secured the
letters from the general delivery clerk
At the post office, brought them TO my
shop. which Is not on hia route and de-
liverad them to Carmnn. Several people
who were in tn" shop noticed that Car
man. after reading the letters. became
very nervous and could scarcely work.
Watched the Clock
Prom this time on until Saturday
evening. the fifth Of July, Carman was
always watching the clock. On this day
he remarked several times that he
wished It was eight o'clock. as he was
very anxious 10 get out Of the city
Previous 10 this time. / learned he in
quircd Of patrons who came 10 the shop
where he could get n car for Steuben-
VILE. s he was going there to meet
some person. I think Carman must
not have been at all acquainted with the
city. or he would have known that he
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JEFFERSON COUNTY
Continued from Page one)

car packed full Of somc matcr!a: that
caused the officers 10 suspect that the
car was occupi~d by whiskey runners.
There were several men in the car.
Smith said. and the officers say guns
were in the hands Of some of the men.
Running some distance past the stand
Ing automobile. Smith said. Deputy
Sheriff pilncy ordered the officers car
turned and run back so that the Officer
could see and determine who was IN
,hc automobile BY this time the SuS-
pected car had started. The officers car
Smith SAT- wns run past the other car.
going in the same direction. and lFpu'F
Sheriff SCHROEDER. he said. stepped from
the running board Of the others car
onto the running board Of the other car
Then. Smith said. SChrcber was struck
over the head and knocked to the road
Then men in the Martins Forry car.
Smith said OPENED fire and the Officers
returned the fire.
Schrebor Pals Wounded
Dcruty Sheriff Schreber. he said, Eel!
wounded with a bullet in his abdomen
Deputy Sheriff Pilncy received hesn
wound in the shoulder and Deputy FREQ
Hurwell was grazcG by bullet. l nc
men. who were then strangers 10 tnf
officers, ran their TAr OIL inc To'tu iIl'' al
rurnficld whore the occupants jumped
out but the thrc" men said TO be the
Myers brothers were captured by Depu-
ties smith and Rurwell. officer Pilncy
took his wounded comrade Scbreeer In
the officers automobile and rushed him
10 tho Martins Ferry hospital.
Tho deputies Smith and Burw"ll took
their three captivcs to Rayland and later
70 YorkviIc 20 await thr coming or the
sheriff from Stcubcnville.
Investigation showed that for some
time tho Myers brothers have conduct
cd a store Mt Fifth and Walnut streets
Martins Ferry. and have been In inc
habit Of taking automobil" loads or
merchandise up into the Short Creek
section 10 pchdlc them among the
miners In that locality. Several persons
who were at the scene Of an accident At
Dead Mans crossing. above Martins
Ferry. yesterday saw the Myers broth
rrS starting out with their automobile
loaded with mcrcha ndisc The car ahan-
dOned in tho Cornnrld along the Short
Creek road in last nights battle was
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PREDICT CAPTURE
CONTINUED from Page One)

c!u!cd this afternoon that Il was a one
man juh. and that Mitchell is the man.
A blue vest. Said =" match the clothes
Mitchell wor" the day Of tho murder
was presented today Ivy Coroner r. II.
Kirk. who says tho garment was taken
from N" murder car" which WIS found
IN kinrlids rarar" here last night,
where II had been left by the murderer
for repairs.
Albert Hclrphright Of Mingo Junction.
informed police that Mitchell drove tn"
murder car" Int" his machine On ~"
Stcub"nv.llc- MinCo road Saturday af-
ternoun and damaged both machines.
Mitchell he said. readily took thH hinn"
saying. Il was looking behind mo
when / happened This was less than
twsnty minutes after N" time fixed for
,hn criri" on P"rmIra run. from which
direction Mitchell c;tmn In the stolen
Ford
Ii"lmhr'Gh' to"f Mitchell ~ tho IA
rage hero. and the latter waited until
the Ford was lowed in and then he
arranged for repairs. took hts Su!tCaS Sc
from tho car and disappeared. 1t is
believed he took u taxi for MlnSo juno
tion
The lnt"st theory Of tho murder ia
that Mitchell forced CuTminS 70 c@t
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found I" hr a!l"i with shoes, shirts. soI
and similar articles. 1t was q Grant
car with license plates (Ohio) No. 1881.
the car and license plate Of the Myers
brothers. This story. Officer Smith
sai id. was told to him. but the officers
regarded the action Of the party in
opening fire on the officers as ground
for arrests.
Prom the Martins Ferry hospital this
morning Deputy Sheriff Pilney sal
that he was driving thr officers car.
His story Of the encounter. 10 the point
where the officers turned and he drove
past tho other car. is the same AS that
Of Smith. He said he drove ahead OF
the Myers car and that SChrcber got out
on the road beside the Myers car. He
heard someone hollow. I'm shot" and.
running back. found S"hreber lying in
the road wounded.
Vital Organs Psnstrated
AZ the Martins Ferry hospital this
morning II was said that a bullet had
penetrated the intostincs and liver OF
Deputy Sheriff Schreher. and that his
condition Ia very grave.
Deputies Pilnry and Smith both had
their wounds, which were very slight.
dressed at the hospital.
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INFECTION FROM DEcAYED TOOTH
FATAL TO PROMINENT OHIO
SIDE CITIZEN
DECEASED WAS BELI-ArRE CITY
CLERK Is YEARS AND NEWS-
PAPER PUBLISHER
RECENTLY CONDUCTED INSURANCE
AGENCY-wAs MASON AND
KNIGHT TEMPLAR

r.~ Il ,;rw. prru:u"Ht Bc.'a!r". 9.
-.-...,.9. ell - r,:;y" - Whr"h"S. d'"H
90 ,.~-k Wednesday, evening a.
b.. ..,.,.. IN WON street.. Rcllair". MI
....., '.,,' Nc"n :" t"r several months,
o.. ..,uh'a r-'r;a,'ing from "'1'aF""
..... ,~. s.. .,.,,2.r HIS condition
..3 - g.. r-.;..o' t-r NO weeks and MS
,,,' A,a t.,H N"tr.y 'AI"ctrR Tor soy
49, Days.
V, ,,,,x w., no-~ - Wh""llnc Janu-
81, -. 49,. Wien - 'r"r" p"3 :" went
&, i've n Il fam mar M7ruHS Ferry
va.-.. ~, WAS reared by r"-i:'EF9
MI. 49,. ., youth he Wis smr'"\r! 90.
>rr,s an. IN ,hN Old Martins f"rTF
Star. Wh.:c sul. 4 very Young Haa
~. moved - Eal,,,Cr. O.
In reyca, Years Mr.. COW conducted
general .n>u-Aay" business and r"rsntF
,r,ned h. business with tha' ~ Henry
u C,owaH ana Charles {. l:"Ai3S.
Mr. t;oyy has n""a pronl a"Et N re
vuhncaa vni.;Irs Tor several years AZ
though u. Wa originality 4 Democrat,
He held tho elect ave utu''' -; SIt! E'rsN
NJ RrllIire for sixteen years no
worked n behalf OF N" e!ert'"n ~ tne
late President william Mckinney ana
was appointed postmaster at beIt'iFe .;
freSider; Mckinley. taking charge OK
the office II lNlN. ne "hS ''NpI''''>O
by President Roosevelt for Se'ooH
term. serving Is Erlia.rc postmaster Tor
4 total OF eight years.
In 1874 Mr.. Cow began operation 90
tho old Bella.re Leader. that CIT! i'S'
weekly newspaper. ana later no was
mariner with James r. Anderson as pu'-
usher 81 tho Bella!re Independent. foF
IL wears he was Rel!a;Tc reporter hoe
49,. n ell genCeC.
Mr.. Cow was = member OF BeI1a''e
lodge Of Masoas and last Eminent
Commander Of Hope tommanoers'
knights Templar. oc Hei.a're. lilo re-
cent? Joined The U2ited presbyterian
church. Resides his widow, Mrs. VIC
toria 4. Cow. who was the daughter OF
tho late Senator Wagner. ~ eSc
Wheeling. he Is survived by one S'"'
Rohe-, Cow. OF Johnstown. IA.
Funeral services Will b. held from
the 90. home. No. 1880 Union street
Rellaire. Friday afternoon at COCK
with the Rev. II. {. Thompson pastor
Of the United Presbyterian churcA OK
sellatre. ofnclatinc. The place OF ouF'A'
had no, been decided .aSt nlSht.
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ATTEMPTED HOLD-UP
ON NATIONAL ROAD
Fooled BY CHAUFFEUR


Cumberland. Md. jay 27.--An at
tempt TO hold up members OF the iona
than llaw Concert company returning
10 FroStbur1. early this morning at
O'Clock from NartinahUTg. W. Va.
where n concert WAS given last night
was made IN the baltimore turnpike
tiv" miles cas-, or Nancock
TWO bandits with hNrdkcrrhic,S over
their faces, ordered tho party :" halt
and fired two shots. Walter CuuEH"nour
who w.Is driving tho taNicah. e.cpped
on the Gas and the machine spccded
ahead. white Ia" bandits fired four more
shots. but Honc too effect
The PARTY proceeded 10 Hancock and
notified IN officer. all returning 10 the
Scene with three pistols and Il shotgun.
but ,h"r" WAS no trac" OF the bandits
II Is though: the culprits knew that
the party ""u!d pass and the h1id.Lp
was 10 Ge; thC receipts Of the concert
The party included Jonathan liaw. Jos
cph Williams. Paul Jones and MARSHALL
FRESHMAN. Mr.. liaw is I we'll known
concert
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could get a car at Market and -Four.
teenth, less than a square from tho
shop"
Mr.. Hinebaueh IN reply to an inquiry
from the reporter. said that he had not
the lea st idea what caused Carman's ap>,
pa rent eagcrness to get out OF wheeling
During the fve days he was In Wheeling,
Mr.. Hinebaugh said. Carman had very
little TO say. but appeared to be worried
constantly as though some trouble VA
lowering near him.
IT remember that Carman once ~
to me-" Mr.. Hinebaugh added, that b
would like TO get steady Etuadofr
where he could be permanently locatsd{
He told me that his home was In COLI
umbus, Ohio that he had worked ht
way east. and that he was very anxiou1
10 get back to that part OF the country
He also mentioned something about
wanting TO 70 up around the Greaf
Lakes and ! shouldn't be surprised II
after killing Cummins-if he really diA
that 1ob-that he headed for the Lakb
region. l wouldn't have any idea just
where, for I don't recall that he rnenl-
toned any particular city"
There is one thing for which an
thankful" said Mr. Hinebaugh; that 10
that he did not rob me Of large sum OF
money which had on my person on
July 8th. Once that day. while l was
counting the money. Carman remarked
that was more money than he had seen
for many a day. laughed lightly At
his remark. and thought no more about
It until after reading the account OF the
Cummins murder in yesterday mornings
papers. That set me 20 thinking ana
from now on, intend to be moro care
full with strangers"
LettsrS from New Cumberland
Mr.. Hincbtugh stated that on Sunday
July II. when he began moving his equip
ment from the shop on Fourteenth
street he found that shaving mug.
brush and scvera! small articles wero
missing, and that he believes these vero
taken by Carman.
Asked by the reporter whether Chr
man carried his own barber tools, Mr..
Hinebaugh stated that Carrnan carried
several pairs Of scissors, several razors,
a number Of combs and pair Of hair
clippers.
1t was learned from q reliable source
that the two letters which came here
were postnnrkcd at New Cumberland.
W. Va.
Carman Is aid to have made few Ac-
auaintances while in Wheeling. and
telling Mr.. Hinebaugh q hard luck story
he was permitted to sleep In the barbes.
shop.
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SUP RENE COURT.

Charleston. July - - The supreme
court OF appeals on petition Of Charles
T.. LarUhcrd and Others today granted
4 pcrcmptOry writ OF manda~uS COM
peIlinS the city Of ClarkShuvE 10 pub
liSh certain financial statements IN the
two leading ncwSpa pcrs Of CIarksburG.
The court heard arguments This
morning on the petition OF the city OF
Huntington 70 suspend temporary tn
crease in water rates recently granted
ny tho pubic service commission - the
Huntington Water Corporation. The
court took the case under advis"nrnt
and adjourned until this afternoon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
INQUEST TODAY IN
NEFF MINER SDEATH

An inquest will b. conducted tht3
morning at IN O'Clock ~ n" Myers
undertaking parlor at Bniiair" 10y Cora
Nor clyde iiar'i"s'y over ~" remains OF
pimity Tclcch. who was INSTANTLY Kill
I'd yesterday when his log cam" ~ CON
tar, with a 1--we wire. az Il nine 0f the
Mahrr "ollIrricS company - Ncft. q.
Tc,cCh Is about 40 years of az" and
lived q, FolEushc" hut has boon work
ing at NeffS for some me-" time. HIS
wic. and family IjN. at F.Il,nSh"" md
no Gouh: the remains will =" shipped
70 that city from WHERE funeral S"rv-
ICES Wall be conducted.
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Hoped for Exchanges.

Reva'. July @7.--Thr Eolsh"vik au-
thorrt!cs always claimed justification
for tho arr"st~ot At lcas, some OF tho
sevea or eight Americans known 10 nc
In prison at Moscow. Had they not
been Americans they would have been
shot long ago. ono Soviet Official said.
In the course - private converse
lions several "t tho Soviet officials re-
Gently admitted that tho prisoners were
held N the hope ot exchanging them for
Reds" now N jail In America or bring
Ing about official negotiations on this
and other subjects.
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sauvageot Rites,

This afternoon al $50 o'clock from
the family home. No. 23to Wood street
funeral services will be held Tor MIS-
Mamie T. SIuvaGeot. who died MONDAY
sveninS. Rev. simon Snyder OF Irin''y
Lutheran church will "N.clair. aSS'Steo
~. ~ +, -. Howard ot the First
E,y.l,sS Lutheran church. lnierment
NJ ,.IS ?;a,c in Greenwood.
The pallb"arcrs WILL b" Walter H..
Sa,,,acco,. clyde Trouten. sydney
Thomas. Jane. McShane. George Miller
and Joseph Miller
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-28
HYLAN TO RUN AGAIN

New York. July oT.--J0hn r. Nrlnn
Will BE- cnc Ia miuany candidate tn sue
ccrI himself IS mayor Of New York,
Charles f.. Murphy. Tammany chief de
rlar"d to-day. following Il meeting "f
thu "N",rttIN" committee Of 'hc Demo
cratic county committee.
Mr. Murphy said the designation OF
candidates for other muu!"irai offices
would not lie made until after tn" meet
ing Of the r!ty committee nrAt Monday
night. He declined to discuss tho pos
SiblliticS.
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JOHN R. COW, EX-POSTMASTER
Of BELLA|RE, PASSES AWAY
o. ST. raurs Evangelical church viii Of
CarcnbAper Tunoral.

From ~" HON" az her mother, Mrs
t.lia W.,shanS. No. 80 Market street
his mrrnInS at $50 O'Clock funeral
S"rNirrS will be held for Mrs. Ruth
WeiShan$ Clr"nhtUCr wife "t Hurry
Carr1hlucr. Requiem high mass VIII
be offered IT ST. Jns"rhs cathedral AT 2
O'Clock. and I:'rrmcu, WILL Il" made IN
", Calvary.
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the adm: nIs:ration bill! for refundins mo
I.!'cd drn' * passed before the pro-
I'"~rd adjournment. but was told that
t"IS was Impossible because OF strong
opposition, and II was aGrcel mat II
should 20 over. The railroad debt fund
Ing bill. also Il WAS said. was regarded
~ not Of imm"dlat" necessity ana c"H!n
20 over unit. after ;hc recess.
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pobbs Services.

Friday afternoon at o'clock tunera'
s.ry,ces will BE- held from the IAte ho,r''
No. l0T Eighteenth street i"F "
Henry =. Dohhs. who died MONDAY eseu
ing. Dr. e. r. Alien. pastor OK r"u' I''
street NJ. r. church, VIII ""sc'"'''
s,stcd hy Rev. Il. r. l.. 'Strldor. rector
~ c, Matthew's l.. r.. church. Inter
r,sn, viii b., made in Greenwood
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SchiHlar SovicoA,

The body OF Mrs. Herbert W. Schtt-
ier will De laid At rest this afternoon
N NJ. Zion cemetery. following funeral
services from the home % her mother.
Mrs Henry Todd. No. zoos McConoch
stree. a, $50 O'Clock. Rev. A. G. Easche
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The American Demand

Washington, July T.-Formal de-
nlnnd for release OF American prts-
ons-s IN Russia has boon made on
tho Soviet authorities by Secretary
Hughes. Tho state department was
advised today that tho communica-
ton had boon handed 70 tho Soviet
representative at Rcval yesterday
by Consul Aloreoht-
Tho te1t OF tho communication
has not boon made public. 1t Is
understood, however, to be brief
inststsnce that tho Americans DO TO
leased before there can DO any
thought OF better relations between
tho United States and Russia The
action was taken in tho nnme Of hu-
mainly and because all efforts to Sc
cure tho release Of the Americans,
made through DR.. Manson, OF tho
Red Cross, have failed.
What rours" Will be taken by the
'nitcL states II tho Th!tcd States II
the Soviet authorities ignore or refuse
to arrr!" To- the Demands was rot indi'
,at,'G
Tn. communication Was sent to Consul
Ahr,Shl. Jul: -. The curt demand
made upon the Russian authorities FOR
the rr!rts" Of American prisoners X ~"
hrst offic!a! representation Md" upon
The subject.
An Independent Message.
The dispatch OF N" communication
was timed 40 It would reach the RuS.
slams 1T approximately simultaneous
with The message sent by. Secretary
Hoover In response L. the appca. made
BY Maxim Gorky. The state depart
nrnt's message is regarded officially -
" holly Independent OF the linuvcr.
.;orlly correspondence although Il ~ ad'
mitted that IL will serve Ia strengthen
the attitude caken 10y Secretary Hoover
who made il clear IN his message tina,
any relief hy the United States for the
suffering NUS$ Ans would depend largely
upon The manner IN which tHc Am"rl'
cans In Russia arc treated.
sThrSe are now held as prisoners IN
Russia eight or ten Americans. \ larEr'
number are believed % ho detained
within tho borders Of RUSSIA. some al
whom are restricted 10 limited areas
W.thin those areas they ar" permitted
to come and 60, hut always under sur
L, cIllanC" and with the under nd!nE
that Efforts 10 extend 'h"lr movements
VIII result In closer confinement.
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ATLANTIC CITY =EsoA7.
THE CALVERT ynS,n a.. Az

Central 10 piers & amuscmcnts. Home
Ike & attractive. Rooms with running
water: private baths: tuble uneScelled'
Amer. 4 European plan. Bathing from
house. Rates on application.
ny-nS t-t-s-30t George Irttchard.
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TAX MEASURE
Continued From Page one)

taft hill >uhj"c, to Indefinite delay,
possibly until IN" winter session NJ
congress. AltH"u.-h som" senate leaders
r"i'. rated ;h.t il would be- 'nact"d be-
f"-" ADJOURNMENT Of TIE present extra
- ';!uU.
O'ac- ~ ointment features OF the re-
ported program proposes delay on The
administration bills FOR returning aNici
lean: and g. fUnhinE railroad debts.
ScHL'" h.iiS stated for passage hefor .
he proposed recess ar" tho pending
aEricuitur:,l credits measure" the willis
C.tmpbr!l nnti-h"cr h:l,. IA" Fapp"r~
TlnChcr bin 10 regulate future trading
In grain. and. r"SS!blS. tho B"rah bill
H. restore fro. tolls To American coast
wise vessels using tho Panama Canal.
This state was said ~ have hcrn
agreed on hy tn" president and IN" four
trcn SENATOR'S VIII" me: AZ tho White
IIou,, dinuer. which was held last nEhi
under arrangements for secrecy ordered
personally by Mr. Harding. Tn" dinner
guests wcrr said to havc been urged 10
xiv" no advance information ~ tho
dinner.
Kept Under Cover
White Tfouse officials. it WAS said.
au;hnrit.,;Ively. also were cnjoincd 10
rrcvNut news Of ,hc meeting becoming
public.
Senators today. however. talked freely
or tho Legislative program.
In furth"raNcr Of ~" administration
plan. IN" president tomorrow night viii
have "A dinner conference with about Il
dozen house Rcpuh,iran leaders. The
senate E"Huh!;can steering rommIiic"
also Viii NEE, tomurrow TO discuss :he
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WANTED Contractors tor frame dwell
,ns huuscS Mckccfrcy Coal Co. Box
Ii. phors ito. MuuCTSvi.l". W. Va
,S-nS- m
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ENTERED INTO REST.

S.trNAGErT. on Monday. July IS.
l.-l. al 80 "'ri""k y. IN. i; her
h.'n". 80. @i4p Wood street. Mrs
MAMIE IL. kLIt,h rs SNJENiEDT.
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