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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07
General

17IVTI, sERVICE exarllnNtionr. Phlla. Oct .
nositions Siio5-sleoo: age IS upward; exp.
unnecessary For free particulars. instruc-
tion wrttc J. c. Leonard (former Civil Serv-
icc Examin.r). 062 Equitable Bldg. Wash
ington D. G.
CIVIL SERVICE oxamlnatt tons. Nov. aud
Dec many vacancies; salary l400-S1 soc: :
v7rlto Tor sample test. = 1929, Ind. Office
TEACHERS. 1000, wanted for schools nd col.
ieges: big sal: cont; waiting, National
Tnachers' AEency. 821 Perry Bldg,. Phla.
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c E N T r A L

129s.34 Flbert ST. -19.lS y lI'h f..
1907 R2cc St. lGgu NJ. Vernon st
INDUSTRIAL TRUST 80.
ll5C - Front g.
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MACHINERY AND Toor.e
ELEcTRIc4L M9TQRS, ,MAGHIYE TOOL
oeK1EN M1cHiNERf CO" III y. 80 q

MACHINE SHOP FOR SALE RETIRING
FROM LusTIEssi rR6PERfY hNtT i'tii'
ES2iiY cSE SEnEEsAcREaRH ES EcpRaHE ss55FRARkEEX s5RAR kIFfy
HOWELL. IL sPEE6 ,LhTHE, IS ShhiY: STbi,EY
DRILL PPRREEssss' 93ss". MJULrLiEER IJLrILiEER RADi4t
!E,HfHPEn' MiELEt nrAfIs HACK wv skWES
MAEyEsh, M,AAJSy wv HISHsPEEI Ms ~ Rox IRTAW% CIT
Chine AND CUTTERs,. i4.H' p. WHITE 4
WIPPbbET2SS resAAS; eAAS ENGINE, EHSIr :. ,.LIrTEte
rams AND EQUIPMENT. CHAIN BLoCKs'
OTHER SMALL TOOLS. 2o.ToN RELIANCE,
HYDRAULIC JACK 8'H' F. WAGNER NO.
io APPLY 121s-27 N. FRONT ST.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
PAINTING ANDPApERHANa1NsI

PAPERHANuING done reasonabe, parkslds
PaperhanGlnG Co, 4l76 Lsidy av. Bel, 4a:i
pApERINd, tho bsttor Kind, reasonsbls. T.
Hayder. 1880 Green st. Poplar 023T w.
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1928 SPRUCE ST.-ApHrtment On third
floor, furnished, ? rooms and bath apart.
ment on fourth floor center, . rooms aud
bath. unfurnshed no elevator; yearly lsas"
Including heat and liFhf Phone Srrtce OSJS'
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WEST PHIIADEIPHIN

WOODLAND AVE-, GGS7.aH -, lNgo neTVT,
finished mod apta,, roolus and bath ana
porch, hdwd. floors. h.-w. heat, eieotrIa Nv
FURNISHED apt., yeS = rooms ana esth,
4o10 Parkside ave-, or Ipruce ana.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07

RECoNDIT1oNED AUToCAR TRvCXs--
Small hrst payment and easy terms 10
thoroushly gone over In our own shops and
are guaranteed by us: among these attrac.
lively priced Autocars are the following: Re
body chassis newly ropainted red with sreen
body; solid tires In excellent condition: til6o;
sale with hiEh lit power operated coal
bodies with power operated rotary damp
livery bodies; some with new tires; excel.
lently repainted: recondtioned Autocar
chassis as low as $500; call. write or phone
Locust 0258.
THE AUTocAR- SALES AND SERVICE
COMPANY,
~ M aia
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HELP wANTED-MALE


ASSISTANT CHEMIST WANTED
with knowledge OF dyestuTs and their ap7li
cationi; auiek ara accurate, matching es;
n Insry s ss SS"9s 49, E.ds.4
ofncc.
BoOKKEEPER, 1rst elIss: give :oferencos
experience ana ralary desired Apply Ham
hurE Broom Works. Hamburg. Pa.
CREDCF MANAGER, familiar with The tire
business; good oppo;tun.ty, for ambitious
md rCspurcefui man; givn full particulars as
to experience, age and salary. Il 1903
Lrdgcr Office.
MEN-An old.estrhl.hsd motortruok com
panY, having recently promoted a number
Of men to important executive positions pay,
ing substantial salaries, desires men 25 to 50
ihsy may become equipped Tor. similar pro.
moto4B'E 4BEssErR s. SFT Gi{ST MUToRTRnu&MN eSSh"'nE
500 Locust st, st,
MEN--L n. Steel Corporation wants men
With good character and personality to
STs,,, 10 to /? 4. NJ. g;5O to ) r NJ. See
i;E;pKHsGNrALING wanted t9 RandIa Penn.
hic accsss7ry manufacturers. Write Superior
TArn Mfg. 60, Newark, y, J,
SALESMAN Real estate ralesman wanted
com,ns nj I'' 10 Ey thSSssndS no dull dimes hsTs
expect 100 900 tourists this season; we ar"
rTS Go% mrXS mGs b.
man and own your own ear; ths Is 4 hlsh'
class propositions HpeId your winter In sun
shine Instead u leo and snow; wi..s OF write
for full particulars; Il win pay YOU, Charles
r; li"y; 5h and Central ave- st, Peters
SALESMAN--If YOU are u hustler and thinS
You can sell come In and associate your
self with one OF the best selling orEanza tlons
In the bond business; drawing account and
fullest cooperation to r'en OF proven ability;
u you don't Ike to work. save your time
il. wooTToN 4 CO. INC,
604 Vsndam Bldg.
10th and Market SITS,
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PERSONALS

UNLESS CHARGES are paid bsfore October
TO- 1921 household goods stored at tho
safety Storage Van and Picking Co.. 37l2
William McCollun and George Jasper. goods
will be sold at the Walnut Street Auction
Rooms, 207 Walnit ST. on October u. 1921.
TO ALI CREDITORS-This is notice that
the Grand Restaurant at 305S GIrard ave.
has been sold: ell bills due. and same are
70 be presented omGmedietey: at Philip
MOTHER former teacher, will take Into her
homo nervous or exceptional child: careful
physical and meEtal development. NJ go.
Ledger Ofnce.
A MARYLAND Taylor native of
Jamaica w. l., brother OF John Ern.At
Taylor, communicate with F. W. TAYLOR,
2l0 w. l43d st., New York.
CHARLES WEISS. 56l8 Summer, hereby
gives notice that he will not be responsible
for any debts unless contracted by himself
I WILL not be respon. for any debts unless
conte ed by myself. ALBERT SVIiLA. JR.
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BOARDING
APARTMENTS


ApAErMETiS "a 10 } rent, az sizes furnished
UNIVERSAL SERNICE ACc'N
SlhN L-l\DHL SLl\NlNL ADD "
SO7 DREXEL RLpG. LOMBARD 5oot
I-o- D.C,IIy,Cp
FOR BA@CHELoHS-.Two SHE rooms aid modern
corner pronert% ~''I is,h 'E' aET' nrs, hoor'
A"N '''"'u ave
n | Easy Sth & TboDopso, G..
-. :. : ~ : ~ : I'll ~ ~>tlloIIIPooHols'
FOR BACHELOR-Two rooms and modern
bath, heat & :'cc. light; nrEt aoo,.. r,rner
property near 18Th and Girard ave.
n. |. Easy lSTH AND
NEW APARTMENTS
10Th and Locust &ts., $1,000 t. $4,000. four
to seven rooms. Apply on premises or cen
ral Rean%o Co. S5l Perry Bldg. Phone
spruce -oon
Ixo, spRI,CL, ST -Arartr,o,, -,
noor. furnished, ? rooms and ba,h a1amt1 3,,ra
ment on fourth floor center, . rooms aud
bath unfurnished: no elevator; yearly isas"
'Ecluding heat and light Phone Srruce O54S
10 s 2oTH ST. RoautttuIv FURNISHED
9acheIor apartment. uEMg To"7, bedroom
nnd u,e oa'n. IN, ,r,"'a Or - E"ntIe-
Tocms, T015 "'''' "'' 'u' 'A'ahed.
l51PT7G1I!P;r .F7TS CIroo.c
HGiNins Parkway at Fair7,0ur, = IL
rprfect rooms with private gaT&se ", i,
day '''.' sun
WE HAVE great many most at,rar ,,-or,-
ments; both furnished ana ur:vrrHfts,T'a,ji- Hfs,',i
FOR rent at the present tim. SEerwouj
hnartInent Agency l3st Walnut 81
u ArE Iq2O--( lOTtlIDr.
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OINEY
ROOMS WANTED

FAMILY Of . hay" home; will rent ssc1nd
O404.
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OLD GOLD

WE BUY old. Eold, silver. platinum. dla.
mOnds' .old Gold Shop ooe Filbsrt st.
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YOUNG WOMAN wants studio or privilege
4 323. Ledger Office.
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APARTMENTS
WEST PHlLADELrntA

SsoT ARCH ST.. APT.
,.t,,.i. baths eteam heat. hot water, eiec-
irlVauo irlVnoop 49, and subway cars; West Phila.
gnIy GABf,Es, 3i2-Si4 N. SAD sT.--Six
oI.n snolns and bath; janitor service. JOHN Il,
NAGEE. Real Estate Trust bldF Walnut
=; STTT sT,, S7i2--Three rooms, bath
Whnnchenette: third floor; olec, light, hot
water; yearly lease. Phone Barlhs ls2l W
foa nntsI Cts vacant: "a floor! f65 per month.
'WM. A, DoRNAE 422 s. SD 81.
GERMANTOwN
sIoo MODERN efficiency housekespins
Apartment ~ acres OF ground. high Gle;
ystbnnps EoIf links within / block; 2 blocks to
station and 20 minutes 70 city center
WAUPAN DoLMAN CO.. N Il. cor
broad and Chestnut SITS.
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q AND 1 room apartments, unfurnishrd, -
water heat. 1912 ,Fairmount ave. 'o''
FOR RE%T-Mod, apt, beautifully rprr
rms 4 bath, inClosed porch T.usa lIaE ~ ,"
GIRARD lIl0-Attrao. furn ms
single rms hoarl o1tLonal, Paniar ISa1S'
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WEST PHILADELPHIA
GERMANTOWN

TWO bright. cheerful rooms may be rented
By l or gentlemen in private family
best references required; convenient tc
train and trolley; breakfast II desired
Phone Germantown 1913 W.
HARVEY ST. 242-Two nicely furnishcC
rooms, with use OF bath. Gtn. 1894 W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-10-07

ONE 54:inch Berlin resaw; good order.
Apply JanneY Lumber Co. 11i7 Beach st
IULLEYS. hangers, shaftlns, betine, haif
price. Motor Exchange, 32T n. 3D..
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HELP WANTED-FEN ALE

ACCOUNTING AND srATIsT1cAT-Youns
woman 10 70 80 years or age. keen. an
alytieni type. Of mlnh WITH expcr!ence In cost
and Standardization work: college graduate
preferred: write. giving full particulars on
age education and eSporience; applications
BURLERs AND MEMBERS on uphoIstery
goods Apply at once. Robert Lewis Co,
sn6S Eranklcrd aye.-------------- ave.
GIRLS, white. general work family laundry
Apply New Way system Lhundry. 4SO9
GIRLS. white (2l. experienced folders AID.
ply New Way System Laundry. 4S0a As.
OPERATIONS on Marrow overiocking ma.
chimes. Apply nt once. Robert Lewis Co.
POSITIONS - Two deslrabIe positions with
central real estate firm; frst. bookke sper a
stenogra pher; second, stenogra pher and zen
Office assistant; letters giving exp, age.
recon- and sal dctircd. p 1929, Ledger or.
in good family In suburbs. Phone Oak
Lane 100 before 10 4. ". Monday.
WAITRESS, exp. wanted for small family
Main Line, Phone Narberth $40.
WOMAN. 25.4O. hish school or college grad
tsGcTer Sas FoT p:rmanent pcsou fePs@Eet fer eE
cational work. merit rewardEd; not Office
work. NJ .?I, Ledxer oftLce.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations. Phila, Oct;
positions Sl40O-Sl8O0; age 10 upward: exp
mnnseS.@y For trsS "a dT1TTLeTIGrs TokI p,srua'
Ice Ex .mIner), 902 Equitatl. Bldg. Wash
ington, D, c.
CIVIL SERVICE examinations, Nov, and
Dec: many vacancies; salary SI400-x 800.
write for sample test. p 1921. Led. otfice.
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pELANCEY APIS, 29uu PM 81 an,
rooms and bath. third noori ES5 per rnCH,E'
CAN Walnut OO1T. 0''''
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nu.lne.. rror,rt,e, nnd Store.
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DOGS

JUST arrived. new Importation OF this sea.
sons Young HartE Mountain canarIos At
SO each; ST. AndTcashurk roller canarieS A [
81 so each; these are tho nncst and best
songsters; call and $40 them: birds can he
sent to all parts 81 felY nv express u q
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CARCOVRT APTS.. Green ST A. o7j-
Adjo'ns ParkwHSy k.SS,E at nt,,+. Fa.!rmounl rar%: :
vte particular people t. Inspect open sun.
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EUGENE L, TOWNSEND ;,,,, so'na

si7 S. $STH ST; Thr"s,story twin. -
southern eAposure, one NJ the hand,npIIssss;;
homes ny the be, lection o. Wost Phi a Iet
8ON29, BroWn French. $40 L ncoIn iidE
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ERIE AVE. AND 10TH -rp-ro-daJe d
rooms and bath porchcs and rnr,Io's. :
70 Johnson. Spruce l+66-0. Or tarlfrr O
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ATTRACTIVE Iefurnshed = and { r,,r
hrusRkrt ping apartments wuhm , I1.,, 4"
of Broad st station nNn,ar 45Oa ''' >
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2UO4 YORK p.--Four rooms and lam. sGo
HERBERT HOPE WV
nA ,.--n- l.
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WE HAVE great many most attrar. arnrt.
mentS; both furnished and uu:vrrIsheI
for rent at the present tim. SEer,yonJ
AnartInent AGENCY. l99t WNnMl ~ -'N
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APARTMENT HEApQrARTERS
Central ar.rtmcnts spC. .ialry Sh,ru.,,,4
Apartment Agency. 1884 Walnut st N"o|
94TH y, St3--Sccond foor rooms ,,.,-
NJ MAtnr. rtferCnCe. Va.h.
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H.J.FASY. 18th & Thompson SITS.

400 BLOCK y. GRATZ--lO heautIfuI 7--oo,,
modern homes, $4,000 each act ouIck
Comm ,rc,al Finance Co.. l54l Diamond. Dia
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AGENTS

MEM wanted everywhere; big money; no
competitions season Is now on; article sells
Itself; soc required; postcard will bring sam
pie. A. Pfeincr l263 jerome ave, ~ 7
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CREEN st, 2lO3-NeW r"duoed vrI-oe -,
i and 3 room, unturnishcd aTal,moDi,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
GET DRILLERS
FOR FISH LAKE

A wire was received this noon
from Charles Taylor. president Of
the Fish Lake Merger Oil company,
who arrived in Los Angeles yester-
day noon, stating that he and uvalde
Burns had secured two Of the best
oil drluers In southern California
Who have been over the Fish Lake
oil district, and the wire stated that
the drulers will take $1,000 worth
Of stock and bet their wages apply
lon the payment Tor same. Every
oil expert who has been over the
holdings Of the Fish Lake Merger
on oompau. is elated over the pros.
posts f1r bringing in commercial
we5t
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
BEN HUR ENTERS
SHIPPING CLASS

The Ben Hur mine started haul
ing ore to the depot this morning,
where it is dumped into a T, & G.
ore car and delivered to the Desert
mill at Millers. The ore is being
extracted from the upper level and is
assaying around $50 per ton. The
company has two crews working, one
sinking and the other taking out ore.
The new hoist and compressor are
now running smoothly at the new
shaft which is now down 10 feet.
The new shaft is being sunk on the
&C" claim, adjoining the Knox Di'
vide on the south in Klondike. There
S plenty of ore in sight for regular
shipments to the mill
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
ASK RATE Change
FOR STATE ROADS

The Touopah & Tidewater railroad
and the Bullfrog Goldfeld Railroad
companies have filed with the pub
lie service commission of Nevada
new schedules proposing increases
and decreases in freight rates. In
connection with the tariffs, Mr.. Jeni-
fer. traffic manager OF the COM
panies, says;
Some business moving under class
rates over the Bullfrog Goldheld
railroad will be affected, but the
amount is really negligible, ana
therefore the increases are only
technical The reductions are quite
material and will be Of considerable
beneat to the public, since through
rates between eastern and western
poiuts in connection with the Santa
Pc and Salt Lake will be reduced
10 the same degree as we propose
reducing our local Tates'
Application made to your honor
able commission for authority to
increase intrastate rates within Ne
yada to conform with advances an-
thorized in interstate rates IN eA
parte "a cnntemplates the publication
Of rates which are considerably
higher tha the hasis proposed herein
llt is not our purpose. however .
institute rates IN Nevada any higher
lhlehr than the basis proposed herein.
requested herein, and no further aa
yances win be made regardles' q
/ ithe aual disposition Of application
ma pending for increases in our Ne
,aaa lntraaate rates
The proposed schedule VII bs psr
mltlsd b become effective ApFh -
unless protests are aled before 'aAi
time
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
FRICE TEN CENTS
TEN KILLED, MANY HURT
in CHICAGO EXPLOSION

lbA ANNhtAHtth EEESHJ
CHICAGO, March 29-An explos-
Jon which wrecked a warehouse at
779 Barber street caused 10 deaths
and injuries to several score of other
persons, according to first reports to
the coroner's office City police and
nremen said they could see bodies in
the ruins of the building The cause
was not made known in the first
reports
Tho effects Of the explosion were
felt blocks away The neighborhood
confusion hampered rescuers until
fire lines had been established, men
and women running about the streets
screaming about bombs" OF the
building where the blast originated,
there was left only pile of broken
timbers and plaster
The police were informed the
warehouse contained wholesale groc-
cry stock, including considerable
starch and flour That the explosion
was caused by gas or a bomb were
early theories of the police.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
FLAMES CONSUME
DWELLING HOUSE

This morning at 1910 O'Clock the
fire department answered an alarm
turned in from the new Midway shaft
for a fire in the dwelling Of George
pimmick. near the old slaughter
house. in the north end of town, The
three room house was quickly con-
sumed by the flames. there being no
water hydrant within 1900 feet Of
the dwelling. The house and con-
tents are a total loss.
Mr.. Dimmick says he left his home
shortly before to come up town
and left a pot of beans cooking on
the stove. A defective 1ue was
probably the cause of the confagra-
ton
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
LIMIT PAY Of
MOVIE STARS


BERLIN, March 29,-Alleged fan
tastic salaries" demanded by German
alm stars has caused film producers
so much concern that a move has
been made toward limiting their PAY
The moving picture companies, In
making this announcement gave ont
a list of salaries which they believe
exorb,tant
The salaries Of few women
reached 100000 marks yearly, it is
said, although the usual pay for
first class work is about $500 marks
daily while employed It is custom
arv to hire even we'll known per
formers by "the piece" Those under
regular contracts are paid from
1000 70 10000 marks a month Tn
known players are paid as low as
$50 marks a day
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
LEDGE IN GIANT
IS 27 FEET WIDE

The Divide Giant has just reached
the footwau of a ledge 27 feet wide
in the west crosscut which is now
in $50 feet from the 450-foot shaft
level!
The footwaIl shows stronger oxj-
dization and considerable quartz is
found in the ledge matter A drift
to the northwest is being driven on
the ledge, and it is believed that be
fore many feet have been run that
commercial ore win be picked up.
A drift to the southeast will also be
driven on this ledge From all in
dicatlons, the Giant is likely to come
INTO its own any day now
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
PUBLISH BOOKS ON
HAWAIIAN FOLKLORE

HONOLULU, T H., March 20.
Senator John Wise introduced in the
territorial legislature the other day
a bill to provide funds to collect,
print and publish the legends and
folklore of Hawaii \ sum of $1,000
is asked for the purpose
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
U. S. LEADS In
COAL EXPECTATION

BUENOS AIRES, March 29-The
United States chamber of commerce
in Argentina reports that coal i'm
ports into Argentina from the United
States during 1920 were seven times
greater than those from Great Brit
ain
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
Cabinet TAKES
Up DISCUSSION
OF RAIL POLICY

WASHINGTON. D. c., March %
The railway situation held first place
in the cabinet discussion, President
Harding calling for opinions from
his circle of counsellors preparatory
to framing a general administration
policy.
The administration has been In
touch with railway executives and
railway labor leaders, and the presi-
dent is understood to be much i'm
pressed by the present situation in
which the carriers are operating at
a loss and at the same time ship
pers are complaining that rates are
too high.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
BUILD ADDITION
TO THEIR FOUNDRY

Campbell & Kelly, proprietors of
the Tonopah foundry, have found
their business increasing so rapidly
that it became necessary to build an
additional room to their auto repair
shop. They have constructed a cor
rugated room 50x60 feet to the east
side of the main building, and this
will give them more floor space for
auto repairing.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
ANT|-REDS
CAPT i RE.
IMPORTANT
TOWN.

LONDON, March 29,-Minsk, an
important city in western Russia,
has been captured by reyolutionaries,
says a Copenhagen dispatch to the
Exchange Telegraph company, quot
ing Helsingfors advices.
The Eighth bolsheyik army is de-
clared to have Joined the reyolu
tionists, who have formed a demo.
cratic White Russian republic.
Kiev is said to be surrounded by
rebellious peasants, and the COM
munists there are adopting terrorist
measures.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
CLOSING
OF ANACONDA MINES

NEW YORK, March 29.-Suspen-
sion of mining operations by the
Anaconda Copper Mining company,
one of the largest producers OF cop
per ore in the United States, was
announced today by John D. Ryan,
chairman of the company's board Of
directors, Lack of export and do
nestle demand were given as the
reasons.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
THOMAS M'FEE
LAID TO REST

Thomas McFee, the veteran pros
rector, was laid to rest in the city
cemetery this morning, A large
number Of old-time friends of the
deceased followed the remains to
their final resting place, The aged
prospector died penniless, and it was
through the kindness of W, ], Tobin
and other friends at Pioneer that he
was given a burial beftting him
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1921-03-29
DISORDERS
|NGERMANY
ARE BEING.
PUT DOWN


BERLIN, March 29.-An important
gain has been made by the govern
ment forces engaged in dealing with
the communist disorders in central
Germany. Government troops and
security police surrounded the nitro
gen plant at Leuna, which has been
a communist stronghold for the last
five days, and forced the insurgents
to surrender The troops took 1000
prisoners, and seized large supplies
Of rifles, machine guns and ammu,
nition
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BODIES OF
ENT0MBED MINERS

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bodies at seven men entomhei ih
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RETIRES AFTER SIS
YEARS ON PAPER

SUSANVILLE, Cal. March 20
z. w Hayden, one time associate in
Virginia City Of Mark Twain, retired
here recently after 55 continuous
years as a printer and editor in Cali
fornia. He has been publisher of
the Lassen Advocate here for years.
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OES
MUST HANG
DEATH
Of SAILOR

CHICAGO, March 29,-Grover c.
Redding and Oscar McGaryick. ne.
groes, convicted leaders of the
"Abyssinian" riots of last June, were
today sentenced to hang April %
The men were found guilty of the
murder Of Robert L, Ross, Phila-
delphia sailor, who was shot down
when he rushed to the defense of
the United States flag, which was be-
ing burned as a part of the ritual of
the "Abyssinians
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inquire into
VETERAN relief
And TRAINING
tBy Asaociated Press

WASHINGTON. D. C, March 20
A committee of II, headed by
Charles G Dawes. of Chicago, who
served as brigadier general with
the American expeditionary forces,
has been appointed by President
Harding to conduct an inquiry into
The administration Of the war risk
bureau for vocational training and
the treatment of wounded or i'm
mlred service men generally"