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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
CONFERENCE FAILS To GET
REIMBURSEMENT MINERS PAY

ed TO prepare data and thoroughly lam
tliarize themselves with the mining con
ditions and wages paid in Ohio ana
western Pennsylvania as well as In tho
non-union districts which surround the
northern West Virginia district. This
committee is to act promptly and have
it's report ready to be submitted to the
full scale committee within the near
future. The subcommittee consists or
{. IL Tarleton (chairman), Ryan Btsh-
OF. Sandridge.
The advisory board OF tho assocta.
ton met with the executive board OF
District II. United Mine Workers or
America in Deer Park yesterday. Tns
meeting was for the purpose OF dis.
cussing the serious situation which c>a
fronts northern West Virginia, and the
advisory board in very clear terms laid
before the union officials, the situation
which confronts northern West Vir-
cinia and how this situation differs
from the other union districts OF West
Virginia, Ohio. Indiana and Illinois
All the points in connection with the
business Of northern West virginia
were explained to the executive board
so that there would be no misunder-
standing between the two associations
as to the actual facts"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
CDNCRE ORDERED To SPEED UP
UNDER AGREEMENT FOR RECESS

could mako much greater speed on the
tariff and tax bills
IN. Spccdlng NJ process, Il was
uoin,cd out. rcs's with the house where
the tax and agricultural credits bills
a-o pending The s"nat" ha.s before Il
rr!v minor bills and plans a w""k-"nd
recess beginning tomorrow
,Rush Important Bills.
,E.for" The r"c"sS leaders expect to
cov;.'rir enactment OF the raprer-
Tin"hcr gram anti-gamblinE hilI tn"
shiNTirE boards d"hricurN ap7roprIL-
ton h!ll and Tic Whilst 'amph"lI AM
beer measure. Thr new Republican h,ll
10 extend the ForGnNy emergency ,ariH
law until the permanent bin is enacted.
will prvhah'y so ovor until a!trr the
recess
In tn" effort 20 secure thcI7 vacation.
tn" house tomorrow is 10 take up the
shipping board Gctlcicn'y hill and on
Friday tho agricultural measure. passed
recently hS the senate. Roth arc
scheduled for passage before the week
end. leaving the shipping board appro-
rriatlou bill for senate action next
week. together with the "ontcr"nc" re-
ports on the agricultural credits. anti
beer and other bills.
Tax Bill Next week.
Next wcch ~ 10 pe devoted primarily
by the house to the tax b.ll. 1t Is 10 be
introduced Monday and taken up for de-
bate hy Wednesday. Representative
MonA.Il. Republican leader. today c1-
pressed hopes for its passage possibly
by Thursday or not later than Saturday
OF next week. Tho only senate action
contemplated on the bill before the re-
cess is formal reference TO the finance
committee for work during the recess
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
BANDIT BAND
IS HUNTED IN
THREE STATES
CAUSE THE DEATH OF
THREE POLICEMEN
Five Others Wounded, Re-
suit of Attempt to Steal
Payroll at Memphis

Memphis Tenn. AuG. 1c.-Poilce
sher!ffs deputies Of half dozen Mis-
sISs!ppi Arkansas and Tennessee
counties were searching tonight Tor
mrmhcrS Ot Il bandit band whose un-
successful attempt today TO rob an
employe Of the Ford Motor company
Of payroll funds amounting to s6,aOO
resulted in the death OF three policemen
and the wounding OF flvo other men.
Several men wero brought TO police
headquarters tonight for questioning
hut the police declined to say as 10
whether any definite information had
been obtained.
The holI-up at the entrance 10 the
assembling plant Of tho company on
Union avenue. in busy industrial
center. shortly before noon. Those
killed were Vincent l.ucnrirl. police
Lieutenant. Howard l.. Gamble, an en-
ployo of tho Ford company deru'tzcd
rs a sprca, ofliC"r. ana Polk \. Car
raway. patrolman. CarrawaF ana
Gamble. who were guarding EDWARD
NCIlcrrv 'hn C'crS IN charge or INC
money while returning IN an automobile
from a bank. were shot 10 death when
four msakcd men drove alongside. de-
ul.rdrd IA" money and tnen opened
fire with pistols nn~ shotGuns. Nc
Henry lcap"i from the automobile and
stumbled hut csrs ped the vollcy OF
shots. While Ga mblc and Carrn"ay were
struck by bullets and fatally wounded.
RrcaininS his feet. Mritcnry dartcd
into an entrance OF the plant ana
reached the companys office in safety
with the money intact. ". +. Harris
another policeman WAS wounded but
not seriously. As McIIcnry passed into
the conpany's plant the men jumped
into their automobile and esca ped.
Posses Fatl Mistake.
Iicutcnant Lucarini was fatally
wounded when posse at CoicrVille
n suburb. fired on police car. mistaR-
ing il fer the automobile in which tho
bandits car and tho police au;om"ol!e
were OF the same make II was stated
md according 10 members of me posse
tho latter failed to obey command to
stop, Luca-ini was brought TO = nos
r!tn1 here where he died.
Joseph Robi!o. Edward l. HecKlncr'
and c. T. bonds. the latter n policemah'
who were riding in the police car also
were wounded.
None of The others Is believed Ser!-
ously hurt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
FIND new TRAIL
IN MAN-HUNT FOR
CUMMINS' SLAYER
SnerI,l 70 The IntclliSenCer.

Special to The lntelhSenCer.
Strubcnvil'c Ohio. Aug. lo,--The ''"7-
rs-aon county authorities are today i"I-
lowing new clues In the Harry cum
minis murder mystery as the result OF
their interview with III" four foreigners
who Yesterday informed them that they
had urknowinGly assisted tho supposed
murderer ut Cummins 20 get the muir
der car" started the day Of IN" crime
q, rcrmar'S Run. These mon have Turn
ishcd officials with an excellent deS-
cription Of tho slayer and new trail
has been picked up. Although he has
becn completely e1oneratcd. Howard
Nit,hcu former local barber, IL still IN
i,u in connection with the Cummins
rasc and Prosecutor Pearce gives no IN
,,mation as to when he will oe released.
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EAGLES WILL NAME
NORM PRESIDENT

Newark y. J.. Aux. lc.--Representa.
tive John NJ. NORM 81 Pittsburgh. grand
worthy viCe-preSidcnt of the t'ratcrnai
Order OF EaEl'I. vas nominated co-
preSiden: OF tn" fraternity at its annuai
convention today. which was sail 10 be
equivalent |" his election iOrorr"".
Other nominations included Hcreer.
ChoynSHi Of San Francisco. grand
worthy vice-rr"s "s:dcnt; J. II. Z. H'l-
stem. Harrisburg. IA. grand worthy
conductor: Joseph H. Dowline. Dayton.
- Grand worthy treasurer: J. :. liarr"
Kansas City. grand worthy secretary.
\. ". RodiCk. Snchomish. Washington
grand worthy chaplain.
N"minations%for grand trustees In
Guided George Ecdford. Syracuse. y. T.:
Robert Graham. ';rand Rapids. Mich:
William Soutcr. san Antonio. and Fred
NJ. Smith. Newark
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Pres. Keeney Unwilling to
Alter Stand of Wage Ques-
tion for Benefit of the Fair
mont Coal Field Condition
No Break and Field Will
Await Developments

Fairmont W. Va. Aug. 1o.-Nothing
came out Of the aralc meetings OF the
representatives OF the northern west
Virginia Coal Operators Association
Deer Park Md. with the officers OF the
United Mine Workers of America for
the reason &. +. Kcency stands unTilI-
ing TO depart from the stand re mas
taken on the wage question. He IN
sisted on conforming to the htcrna-
t:onal policy.
Kccncy who is president Of District
l.. United Mine Workers. gave out no
hope Of wage reduction. saying that
Il is the policy OF the district orSaniza- :
ton 10 conform with the international
policy and tina; the West Virginia neld
must be dependent upon the action OF
the central competitive field. lie said
that he had no authority to take any
action that was contrary. 1t IS UNDER
stood that Mr.. Kceney declined 10 take
the question OF differences into consid-
Grafton or TO discuss the matter with
President Lewis OF N" United Mine
Workers OF America. The condition in
this field Is now to await the arrival or
business or work on an open SHOP
poucy. The operators do not care to
break with the Union this being the
general sentiment.
Operators Statement
George s. Brackctt. secretary OF the
Northern West Virginia Coal Operators
Association gave out the following state
mcnt in regard to the meeting:
at a recent meeting OF the scale
committee consisting Of representatives
from the thick vein and the :Stn vein
districts Of northern West Virginia in
Fairnont. the question Of wages both
in this district and IN competitive sub
committee. combating OF three men OF
the thick vein and three from the thin
vein district was appointed 10 ho
known as tho wage adjustment COM
uittse, which committee was instruct
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
MORE DRASTIC
TAX REVISION
IS SUGGESTED
HOUSE COMMITTEES
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
Changes to Go Still Further
Than Levies Agreed Upon
at Conference

Washington. Aug. 1Q-EVcn more eX-
tcnsIve cAanGcS in tax lc'!cs man were
agreed upon at the WAITE House CON
ference between President Harding ana
Republican leaders o: 'hu !snS" o; rep
rcsenta:ives were voted tentatively to-
day. by the majority members "t the
ways and means committee. AS sum-
married in formal statement. IN"
committee action included
Repeal OF the excess profits tax. errc-
tive January /. 1921.
An increase OF the income tax on
corporations from 10 per cent 70 IS per
cent. with the $1,000 exemption retained
effective January !, 1921.
Repeal OF all taxes on the transporta-
tion Of freight and passengers and on
seats ana bc-ths. effective January !.
1921.
An increase In the exemption 10 heads
OF families on account OF dependents to
5000 for each independent ins'ca! ~
5000 as at present, effective January J.,
1922
Repeal OF the so-callcd luxury taxes
on clothing apparel effective Januar! l.
1925:
Exemption from income tax Of the
first $500 OF income from stock in
Program OF RDvIsIons
Revision OF existing taNoS Included
Repeal OF the tax on fountain drinks
and ice cream and the substitution o, a
fla; tax OF ten cents 4 gallon on al
fountain syrurS II 10 paid direct by
the IN" nUfICturer or maker.
Repeal Of the stamp taxes on per
fumes. extracts. toothpaStc and other
toile; prcrarationS and proprietary med
iclncs and the substitution OF manu-
facturcrs' tax on tn" Sa'c price.
Removal OF the Is per cent manu-.
facturers' tax on cereal beverages ana
the levyinE Of manufacturers tax or
Is cents per gallon.
Substitution Of a manufacturers faN
OF two cents gallon for IN" present
10 per cent on the sale pCce or uni"r-
mcnted tu!r" beverages and carbnnHi"l
waters or bovcraGes or other soft drinks
sold in containers.
II also was agreed 70 levy five cents
a pound on carbonic acid gas sold to
manufacturers OF Carhonated GasScs.
Corporations Tax
Members oc tho committee estimated
roughly that these changes would re-
suit in net reduction "t S55",no0Ooo
N tho total yelr'y tax hill. THIS ~
1000. ono below the cStVa;e reported
at the White House conference. but II
was explained shat the estimated reVe-
me from corporations would be stJ.Ooo'-
900 greater than heretofore reckoned by
reason OF the rcpea! OF tho excess prof
its exemption Of $4,000 plus an amount
equal 70 the eight per cent OF the in
vested capital for the taxable year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
Ksensy's Decision

C1arksburg. W. Va. Aug. lo-Finai
decisions that the miners would accept
no wage cut was given by tho c. Frank
Kecny, Charleston. president OF district
II, United Mine Workers Of America
to the advisory board OF the northern
West Virginia Coal Operators Associa-
ton. after Tuesday nights conference
at Deer Park Nd. Mr. keency took the
stand that his district was dependent
upon the central competitive helo LOT
any WACO rcadjustment. This means
that there can hc no wage reduction
during the life Of the present contract
which expires March 81. 1922, M.
Kceney would make no appeal to Pres
ident Lewis on the district conditions
The association says It's objection TO
rate reduction on the FordB Detroit,
Toledo and Ironton Railroad arc based
on widening dinerent!als and not on a
general REDUCTION. The association II
manning a survey ~ living and mining
conditions OF al mining nriiS In EAST
crn United States, whether organized
or no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
HUNGER-MADDENED
PEASANTS LEAVING
BABIES TO STARVE

on the Letvian Frontier Near Zclute
L"tSia. Aug. 1e.-EV"n their own chill
drru are being left behind TO S;arve BY
the hunger maddencd peasants fleeing
L. Siberia for the Ukraine from hunger
and death in the German NulGa COun-
try. which IS the worst Nrcctcd Of all
the places in the Russian famine zone.
according 70 German col"nists arriving
4; the frontier here today.
The roads along which swarns OF
people are migrating arc literally prtnk
led with the bodies % children" the col
oriSts said. Cholera - not much in
evidence. but death from hunger Is
threatening everybody"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
NEL|LLA TRIBES
TALKING PEACE

Madrid Aug. l0.--ArC"rdinG TO rTi-
va:c adviCcs from Mei,ila. the chiefs
Of several OF the tribes near MriiI.A
are discussing peace terms with spain.
The Arab forces It is said are be-
coming divided over disputes concern
inr the sharing ct tho loot. 1t is
nsscr,ed that most OF The forces OF
Abd-EI EI-Kr!n. leader Of tn" rebels. have
deserted him and thai lie now COM
mands only few followers.
Some Of the Spanish posts have been
reinforced.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
PARKERSBURC DOCTOR
ON HEALTH COUNCIL

parkcrshurg. W. Va. Aug. lo.OIov-
ornor + T.. Morgan has appointed Dr..
Thomas r. Harris Of this city a mem
ber Of the West Virginia state heanh
cnunril in lieu OF tho late DR.. William
Johnston Davidson. according to mes
S,rr received here tonight DR.. Harris
will accept the appointment
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Win Present Full Plans.

Taris Aug. l0.--(Ry tho Associated
Press }--G"u-Co. Harvey. United States
Ambassador 10 Circat britain. and Amer
ica's represOntativc on tn" allied SUI
preme councn. la;c this afternoon
agreed 20 present to tho council full
details Of the Russian relief plans Of
Itorbcrt Hoover. head Of the American
relief administration. in order 10 aid the
cnurrI ~ determining its course r",a-
tive to famine relief.
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FREQ All Americas.

Riga. hUE. l." .tli' TIA" ASso"lat'd
PrrSsb--A .suarAnr"" l!:at AL Am"ricAns
remaining IN RUSSIA Will hc EiT"n an
CppuriunIty to l"aN" that country II
they desired was offered today by
Ma\lm I.Itvlnoff. S"I:"I European IL
rector Of the American r"hcf a6min'N-
,ration over tho question Of American
relief for famine StrirkCu kuSS!h.
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TO ACCEPT
INVITATION TO j. S,

London. Aug. le.-The London Times
understands that Premier Lloyd George
fully intends 10 accept the invitation TO
The Washington conference as the OIL
cial representative Of Great Britain
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CABINET TO RESIGN

London. Aug. 10.-The Madrid CORE
snonJcnf of the London Times says
premier Allcndesalazar Will represen.
the resignation OF the cabinet 10 INC
Ling tomorrow. The king Will oousut.
all the leaders and pronaoiS wiz
,Jaura 20 form a ministry.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
WEATHER FORE CAST

West Virginia, western PennsylvanlA
ana Ohio-Unsettled weather Thursday
and Friday. probably showerHi not much
change In temperature
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
HARDING AND MELLON MAKE PUBLIC
OUTLINE OF TAX SAVING PROGRAM;
REPRESENTS S6OO,OOO,0OO SAVING

Lawrence Summarizes the
Amounts 10 Be Cut From;
Appropriations and Means
By Which Country Will
Secure Its Funds
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-08-11
THE INTEL 1GE EN- CE I

Has the Largest Circulation OF
Any Morning Newspaper in the
State Of West Virginia.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
ORION
(Special Correspondence.)

Especial COrrespOndence)
Orion. Aug. Arthur Love of
Chicago is visiting at the home Of
his brother, Edgar c. Love.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles South, with
Miss Mary McKeag, have left for
Nebraska and Colorado, for a pleas
ure trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. A Bolles 1e-
turned Saturday morning from an
extended visit with relatives in
Missouri and Iowa. Mrs. Bolles,
who was quite i'll while away, is
improving very slowly.
Miss Rice Maupin, OF Shelbina,
No, is the guest OF her sister, Mrs.
A. r. Lundin. She accompanied
Miss Wayne Peterson and brothers,
Earl and Elmer Peterson, home,
they having been her guests the
past week. The trip was made by
auto.
Mrs. S. d. Ruggles of Colfax.
Iowa, is a guest at the Edgar Z.
Love home.
E. A. South has returned from a
two weeks trip through New Mex
leo, Colorado and Nebraska.
Miss Freda Hallberg, of Ham
mond, Ind, arrived in Orion Sun
day morning to visit her friend
Miss Gertrude Dusenberry.
Mrs. e. j. Quaintance and daugh-
ter, of Sherrard, are visiting the
formers sister, Mrs. F. S. Fuller
ton.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
HAMPTON
(Special Correspondence)


Hampton, ILL.,, Aug. Herman
Patch has been in poor health and
unable to work for several weeks
The onion fields around Pleasant
Valley are giving employment to
many Hampton people.
William Schneider of Indlanapo-
lis, Ind, is here visiting his brother
Charles Schneider.
Miss Elizabeth Barr, Jackson, Ill,
has been visiting Miss Lucille Ho-
gan.
Charles CLAM has returned from
Davenport.
Two children in the II. VI. Nc
CURE family have scarlet fever but
both are getting along wei
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Peterson, Friday morn
ing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
FINE ,ETDGE,

Paris, Ill, Aug. County Judge
Dayton was the first victim yes
terday of a campaign to enforce
the state automobile laws. He was
hailed into court on a charge Of
falling to get a 1921 license and
with displaying only one license
tag. He was fined SO and costs.
Eleven other autoists suffered a
similar penalty.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
CARD OF THANKS.

The family of the late Arthur onms
go. So neighbors and friends for their
many kindnesses rendered during tnelF
sad bereavement. They also wish TO bnsnA
the Rock Island, Andalusla anu -el. S
Iodges OF Masons, Rev. W. G. OgleVee. the
American Legio nand all those VINO sem
the beautiful floral tributes.
desire to express my most slhcIIe
gratitude to neighbors and friends LOT tne
kindnesses rendered during the recent "
CarIson also wish TO thank Rev. W.
G. Og!evee and those who sent moran
tributes. ~,
MR. AND MRS. NJ. L. SUTHERLANb
AND FAMILY.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
ABSTRACTS OF TITLE.

ABSTRACTS OF TITLE PREPARED Oh
continued to date covering any real es-
tate IN the county. Prompt and acciua'e
service at reasonable rates. hoch E-
land Title & Abstract Company; W. },
Sweeney, secretary. 200-212 Central
Trust a Savings Bank building.
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FOB sALE-FARM LANDS.

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS, 400 ACRE
, Iowa farm located close to Muscatine
viii consider some trade. E B. Real
tors, Room IA, State Bank, ROCK Island
III.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

TIRES GALL Makes. ACCESSORIES
for bicycles motorcycles, autos; SAL
bicycles, complets, So7 80 Tall colorsI
Five stores: rs East Third street
3o24-6-S East Second street, Davenport
Iowa Fred Barr Supply House.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
AUTOMOBILES
Silvis Home Bargains

Eight-room modern bungalow;
large screened front and rear
porches: lot 40x140; located on Fiji
teenth street, Silvis, which is newly
paved. Price, $500. Terms, about
half cash.
Five-room partly modern bunga-
low, located on First avenue, at
about Eighteenth street Price,
IS, 0o0-$1 ,000 cash, balance easy
terms.
W. H. PERMISSION
Seventeenth Ave, East Moline
Phone f. n. Ill
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-08-01
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS


rTsFD PIANOS. EMERSON EBONY CASE.
$50; Laffargue. mahogany, $40; Ell
lington, mahogany. $3.50; Anon. ma
hogany, S9S: Schiller player. mahog-
any 20 rolls and bench, $3.50; Everett
Grand. exceptionally fine buy. $500
Victor Victrola, Style XII, and records,
SIS. Griggs Piano Co. 121 East Sec
ond street. Davenport.
RAND TNSTRJJM ENTS. HARDWOOD
tenor silver ssxophone, with case, 500
Conn silver cornet, nearly new, S4o'
Selnler cornet, $50: snare drum. n
Is. SIS: Melody saxophone and case
silver, S115; B fat clarinet Albert
system, with case $3S; two old vlohns
and cases, each S34; these are WORN L.
at least Sos. Griges Piano Co. 12l East
Second street, Davenport.
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Observation-Disclosures

CoNNELLY a WALKER (B. D. CON
nelly and W. M WalkerJ-LawyeFs.
General law chancery and probate prac-
tice Peoples National Bank building
Rock Island.
EDIy. L. EAGLE-LAWYER. GENERAL
law, chancery and probate practlce
Office in court house. Rock Island.
NALKE2 & SWEENEY - ATTORNEHs
and counseior5 at law. Money to loan
on real estate. Rooms SOS-212 Cenlra.
Trust building.
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MECHANICAL ENGINEER,

ALL KINDS OF Ii MECHANICAL Dk>-A 49,: "
,nxs nade Jlgx and Fixture designing
speciaIty. Ideas developed. T. n
Michaelis Mech. ConslLg. Eng. ASSOCIATED
with W. n. Haskell. Patent Attorney
6og-6IO Best Bldg Phone &. l. Go6-
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MALTESE KITTEN THREE MONTHS
old. named Bobbie, vicinity Twelfth
avenue and seventeenth street. Call Z
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TENTS AND AWNINGS.

FANCY WINDOW AWNINGS. PORCH
curtains, cancpies, stack covers. etc
Made in RI F. W Porch. B. 1. S74.
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LOST: HANDBAG CONTAINING SOME
S:}2 and boys picture on Elm car Sat
urtiay night r. l. 324o. rs twenty
ninth street Reward. Please return
boys photo.
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FOUND: KEYRING WITH FIVE KEYS
on Fifteenth avenue and Eleventh street
"a at
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FORD ROADSTER. MUST BE BARGAIN
Phone r. /. 5oS5.