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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
TWO BODIES ARE
RECOVERED FROM
WRECK OF zR-2
Powerful Cranes En-.
ployed to Lift Skeleton
of Airship

HULL, Eng Aug Workmcn
engaged In sulyaging the wrccknge
Of tho ili fat"d HR-2 from the tirbld
waters Of the Humber. wher. 1t fcil
with its human freight on wednes-
dav evening emplovcd powerful
cranes today to llft the skeleton of
the airship. n was believed that ns
soon as the twisted and tangled
framework m the diriEih'e was
raised. II would be possible to re-
cover the bodies Of MANY OF the
men who died whom tho dreadnaught
Of the nir collapsed and caught fire.
Two hodies were recovered this att
"rnoon from the wreck or the ZR-s.
one identified as that of Bert T.
uoir nm American mechanic on the
nirship ana the other that OF Flight
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
TREATY PROVISIONS

WA6iffNGTON, Aug. 2s.--The
treaty with Germany which was sign
ed In Berlin. was made public last
night by the state department. n
puts into force the economic. repara-
tions, military and various other pro-
visions OF the unratifled treaty OF
Versailles. but provided specifically
that the United States shall not be-
bound by the covenant OF the league
OF nations or by other enumerated
parts OF the Versailles settlement
The declarations OF the peace reso-
lution are reaffIrmed In the treaty
and II contains In addition, n blanket
provision that any beneft which
might accrue TO this .eountfy under
the Versailles pact II to be regarded
as OF full force. Germanys renuncla-
tion OF her overseas poasesAions joint
~ to the big five puwers II reaf-
firmed. as are the military clause OF
the Versailles treaty. the sections re-
lating TO prisoners. reparaiiOns. ~
nance economic settlements, COM
merce, and abroEafion Of all other cx-
(Continned on pnur two
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
BANK MESSENGER
ARRESTED, S29.6OO
BONDS RECOVERED
Youth Had Rented Office
to Speculate in
Stocks

NEW YORK. Aug. eG-Detcc-
tivcs announced to-day that socurI-
ties valued nt S2g.G0O. stolen from
Mcdonnell a Co. OF san Francisco
hy Russell Lafayette Grincu. q 81
ycar-old messenger. had been rrcov-
cred In a bank here aud in the desk
which he had rented IN AN ouicc in
order to start specializing iu stocNs
In n confession, ns given out by
the police. b.. said he had realized
about $4,000 on the rest uf the stolen
entertainment.
The sale OF registered bond which
had been reported stolen. led To- hls
arrest when hc called fur malt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Threatens to Tie Up
Kansas Mines When
Howat Goes to Jail

TOPEKA. Kan. Aug. 2s.--From
the day Alexander Howat goes to Jail
September until the day he Is re-
leased ont ton OF coal will be dug
BY union miners IN District No. ~.
William Howe. secretary OF the
Kansas state Federation OF labor.
declared In q statement here today.
Predicting thRt the state viii have
20 take over the mines and try to
operate them u IiOwat remains In
iail long aA the result Of refusing 20
furnish peace bond. Secretary
Howe declared the state could mine
coal only at an eXorbitnnt price and
that probably a special session OF tile
legislature would grow out OF the In
dustrial courts efforts to control the
situation
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
BANK BANDITS
GET $4,000 AT
HUNTINGTON PARK
Line Up Customers and
Officials and Take
Cash

Los ANGELES. Aug. ee---Betwcen
teo,oo0 ana stb.0oo was obtained BY
bandits who robbed the Huntington
Park branch OF tho ros Angeles
Trust snd savings bank today. Y
was announced by the bank officials
today.
-Four or five armed and masked
men entered the hank about IS miles
from this principal business district.
shortly after noon. They lined up
all the customers In the place and
after knocking a. Adams. branch
manager. and other employees upcon-
AciouH with revolver butts they made
tlteir escape by automobile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
PLAYING WITH PIRNSES.
IIOND t.lDI,tE SAWS

IONDON, Aug 20 = prominr
Lloyd G"orgo, replying TODAY tu I.h-
monn de- Valera in almdinp to tho
demand Tor recognition OF ireland AZ
% foreign power. Says Mr. lc VaIeru
In playing with phrases To- NEgcst
that the principle Of government bv
the consent of the governed CONNIE
recognition ~ that demand on our
part, or that IN rcpudntlur 81 we
are stlainlug geographical and hle.
turioal considerations 10 Justify n
claim 6" ns'"udancy over the Irish
tuDp."
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THAT reply sums mp our position.
and I do not think u necessary to
deal with II now. particularly us We
haven't got reply from tho British
government
"Our position is unchanged We
cannot change our position. because
Il Is fundamentally sound. Just the
moment W" get Off that fundamental
rock Of right and Justice We have no
case whatsoever No nrht can be
made except ON that rock aud ON that
rock We shall stand
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Eleven Men Adrift
Seven Days at Sea
Seeking Assistance

PORTLAND. Ore. Aug. s6.--Eleven
mon OF the steamer Canadian Import
cr's crew including second and third
mates. have been Rdrift In the north
Pacific for seven days. according TO n
wireless message TO the Associated
Press today from Captain Westerlund
of the steamer Cordoya, which yester-
day went to the assistance OF the
disabled freighter Canadian Importer
These men left August ~ IN a small
boat. attempting 10 row. or sail s29
miles 70 the oregon shore. seeking
assistance for their steamer, the en-
gine room OF which is flooded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
RAILWAY SHOP UNIONS Reject
new OVERTIME RULES; WARN
MEN TO PREPARE FOR STRIKE

vote. supports the position Of this
body, there viii be need for the use
OF the full power aud strength OF
these organizations la collective ac-
ton" the letter said.
with this conclusion firmly fixed
In our minds we hold Il to be the
duty of each individual member 20
In time OF peace prepare for war;
and each Of you are. therefore, re-
quesied ia carefully conserve your
personal finances secure supplies OF
food, clothing. fuel ana other house
hoid necessities"
The signatures OF all the presidents
OF the six shop crafts unions ap-
pear In the letter.
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W., SHOT AND

Matthias ErzberSer. Uermsn Vice
premier and minister of finnnce. was
shot and wounded ON January 80.
1890. as he was leaving the criminal
court building In Berlin after attend :
ing hearing in. n libel suit hp had
brought against Df Kari Helfferich,
the former German chancellor
His aSsailant gave his name az olt-
wig Won nirHchfeld. Il former cadet
officer. 20 years old. student. aud
son Of a Berlin bank official. Won
liirschfeld was arrested aud was quot
- as saying he considered Erzberger
da ngerous to the empire. The assail-
ant fired two shots at Erzbergrr az
the minister was entering his auto
mobile. one bullet glanced off the
minister's watch chain and another
entered his shoulder.
Erzherger reused a storm In Ger
many In July 1917. more than a year
before the armistice. by proposing a
resolution in the German Reichstag
In favor OF peace without anneXations
aud for parliamentary reform. Chan
ceiior bethmann- Hollweei declared
this formula was unacceptable aud
Dr. Helfferich subsequently planted
Erzbergers peace proposal for the
moral collapse OF the German people.
The former vice chancellor accused
Erzberger OF hlgh treason. denounced
him as "a menace TO the purity OF our
public life" and invited him TO bring
suit for libel. Hs sleclared that Era
berger must be removed from public
office ~ our political life IL again
to become healthy ana normal" lie
asserted that Erzbergefs fortune had
been made during the war by utilizing
his political and parliamentary posi-
tion.
Erzbcrger accepted the challenge
and Instituted suit for Tibet The
hearing was acrimonious and assumed
much political importance. Dr. He'll
ferich delivering dcnunciatory
speeches In court while Erzberger
vigorously defended himself and his
action In seeking peace In 1871.
Herr Erzberger was for many years
leader of the German Center party
and one OF the leading figures in
German public life after Gcrmanys
defeat In the war His peace move OF
1917 had made him the storm center
Of attack by react!onaries: but when
Gcrmany's military power collapsed
he was made minister without port
folio Ia the cabinet OF Prince Maxim
ilian.
As member of the German arm
istice delegation he conducted nego-
ttations with Marshal Foch ana later
headed the majority socialists In a
movement to form a new ministry and
sign the peace treaty. His attitude
throughout the armistice negotiations
aroused aginst him the Indignation
OF German military authorities and
in June, 1918 It was reported that his
residence had been fired upon by
a Berlin mob. A plot said TO have
been formed by members of the Off
GERS corps al Potsdam to assn ~ nate
him was revealed In September fol-
lowing.
Born In Buttenhaus. September 20.
1875. Erzberger was the son of "a
tConiInucd on page ,wo.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
4. :. TO LOSE MILLION
DUE TO DISASTER

WASHINGTON. Aug 20 The
United States government will lose
million dollars through the de-
rtructlon Of the dirigiblc ZR-e ur-
der terms of an agreement entered
into with the British government.
The agreement according to n
statement issued today Iy the navy
department provided that In the
"vcnt Of th' total loss of this airshlp
the IR-2 whilN under construc-
lion ar during trials, the two gov.
"rnmcnts would ioint y bear the loss
ON mn equal basis"
Tho United Stqfos has pnid 81
500 900 to the british government on
the contract cost of 2.00n. 900 for
the IE-2. tho statement added. Ac-
rurdingly. the British government
viii turn back sioa. 600 to tho Unit.
I'd States.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
j. S. TROOPS To
Be WITHDRAWN
From RHINE
Action Possible as Soon
as Peace Treaty Is
Ratified

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.--fn-
timations were given in high offi-
cial quarters today that with
drawal Of the American troops
from the Rhine viii be seriously
considered as soon as the peace
treaty signed yesterday in Berlin
has been ratified blythe senate and
the German reichstag.
No definite prediction was made,
but II became known that once
peace actually was established, ihe
administration. would feel there
would be no necessity Of burden
ing Germany with the support of
an army Of occupation.
WASHINGTON. Ans. 70 : Fuli
title TO all righrz psiyiissss iuasm-
mites reparations O. ndv>nsaees
ssr DEFINE ans unra,,isa ~" ssss,S os % vsrrsii.
les II rsaffirmsd IN the separate
treaty with GeFpany nlgnsd yesser-
day OF Berlin. .s}lf
Both BY blanket. .atsssrasion and
esumera<fbh he1 treaty roe
ognizes the claim Of the American
to these beneffts and az
the same time aikavous on the part
OF the United states any responsi-
bilitY for provisions of fhr league of
nations covenan.ffha shantung set
tiement or the political rcaiiEnments
OF Europe.
By stase depariment officials the
treaty Is considered a ftiIt erttiement,
making possible not oniy q reFutnp-
tion OF diplomatic reintonn hal a
large measure Of commercial Inter
courne as we'll through Its feaffirm0-
lion OF thu economic and financial
OF the pact Of Versailles
There WAS every Indication today
that efforts would te made by the
20 secure senate fasi-
fication ns soon as possible after
reassemblcs, late In October.
Snch commercial and supplemental
treaties aH may be found nede~>nry
can then bc n>eottefet through The
ordinary diplomatic ehanneis-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Airplane Falls in
English Channel

LONDON. Aug 2s-An airpiane
carrying mail from London to Brus-
sells fell into the English channel. u
few mile off Calais, France. today.
as the result of the explosion Of its
petrol tank. II Is not known whether
there were any fatiliiies.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

P|TTSDURG DROPS
ANOTHER GAME TO
NEW YORK GIANTS
Cleveland Is Leading in
the Contest With
Washington

NEW YORK. Aug G-Plttsburgh
and New York began the final game
Of their series here this afternoon
with Hamilton on the mound for the
Pirates and Douglas In the box for
the Giants. The score by Innings:
Pittsburgh o.. 600 OOi 00O--l 10 o
New York .... 600 geo OO'-2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Hutchison and
Hagen Leading in
Western Golf Play

CLEVELAND. Aug. 90. - Jock
Hutchinson. British open champion.
and Walter Hagen, former national
champion. today sprang into lead In
the western open golf championship
at the end Of 81 holes by scoring
32-36-13 each. FOR total or al6.
This was only one over par In each
nine In severe gale and pleased the
large gallery that followed the pair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Street Car Service
Is Resumed in
Des Moines, Iowa

DIES MONIES. Iowa, Aug. 26.--
Street car service was resumed on all
street cRr lines here today In accord
ance with the order OF Federal Judge
Martin J. Wade.
The service will continue during
the period Of the state fair.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
TO DIsrnsE Or LIQrnn

WNSlIiNGTnN. Aug 20 immc-
date disposition or houors seized uu-
der IA" national prohibition act ON
which s'urnrr charges are acrruluN
was ordered to-day hy Prohlbli lon
Commissioner Haynes
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

What does nig Babe aay when
he misses tbree royal swings and
ROes hack to the bench?
You won't find CUT through the
box score. for lhat'a an affair OF
statistics
herald sport writer's give yon
human-intereHt sldeiirhts on tho
games. They tell YOU. too, about
the big dramatic moments. the in-
side stun that every fan wants TO
get.
Boxing. rae nr. tennis. gn,f.
baseball and other sports are fully
covered each day hy Herald ex-
perts
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

vniling direction west; character Of
the duN clear
state Weather
New Moxico; Fair In south. un-
settled IN north portion tonight and
saturday; probably showers; IT.
tie change In temperature.
Arizona; Fair In west and ccn-
uaL showers In extreme east por-
ton tonight or saturday, littlr
change In temperature.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

CHICAGO, Aug. 26.-Rules gay-
erping the payment Of overtime rates.
promulgated by the United states
railroad labor board last week to
supplant the overtime rules OF the
national agreement covering shop
crafts employees. were rejected ar
''unJustificd" by n conference OF re-
gionni executive board OF the rail-
way employees department OF the
American Federation of Labor to-
day
\ letter was sent today TO all locals
conveying the results OF a threc-day
conference Just concluded, by no
conceivable line Of reasoning the
etter said. "can decision egg he JUS
tifIed aud this body declines to ac-
cupt H."
To Remain nj Work.
All union members were warned,
however. to remain at work until
further official action is taken by
union officials The letter advised
that II was considered hest 10 wait
until the labor board had issued sub
uiute rules Tor the entire national
agreement before taking a rcferen-
dun vote on the matter.
Meanwhile however. the letter ad.
vlsed the men I'm time os peace, to
prepare FOR war"
The letter today reviews the rules
controversy pointing out that not
withdrawing the railroad request for
separate negotiation with their own
employees on y three small roads had
completed ugreemsnts with thelr
men. The unions had contended for
a national conference and adoption
of uniform set OF rules FOR every
road la the country.
Dissatisfaction that but seven or
is6 rules of the national agreement
had been passed upon by the board
was also expressed.
Intontion to urge the board 10 dis
pose OF all general rules Immediate
ly was expressed untii an the rules
are promulgated. the executive boards
decided To adjourn before taking any
final action,
prepare for War"
II "a satisfactory settlement Is not
obtained and the membership. by
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Sisler Is Offered
Management of Ball
Team on Coast

ST LOUIS. Aug. 2s.--Georec sis-
ler. local American league star. to-
day announced he had been offered
the managorship of team In a win
ter league 10 be formed In Caiifor-
MIA. Two teams viii he In San Fran
cisco ana two In Los Angeles, and
each will he allowed four major
league players. slaier said. ne ex.
planed that he had not decided on
the offer
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
200 Persons Witness
Execution in Idaho

BUTTE. Mont, Aug. 2s.--Albert
Yeik was executed at the Dillon PEN
itentiary early today for the murder
April "a, 1870, OF sheriff c. X Wy
man at Monida. near the Idaho line.
Two hundred persons Witnessed the
eNecufiou
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
ARMED MINERS
TURNED BACK
IN THEIR MARCH
Union Officials Induce
Men Not to Enter
Mingo

lIAntSnN W 70 A.. Oc
"Hp"''Ni " '"v mug ~
w '''"' S'tvf '"''''N i'"" "hrh'''
10 Min06}fn DrnfeSt against mar.
IfFNe'fIff
iihi HWs culhe 10 an end late to
a.y s..l..,, p...tt. - 4.
ICY """ 'VN'''hl - r. Meme!
Of District Va. n I'n;ted Nina
A,
workers of America, induced Nhl
or 6fm az tho mo, "a ,o.,, A.. 90
-, a. '" 49, :"
'"rH y" ihtir hoihcs. Ntcncy haul
that speciul trains wnuid be nro
,,do1 g.. a.. -.
w wy "''l "'r' WINE ih'
thousands along the rand between
Mndison aud p.,,,,,a h,.,i .l....I..
'"," "''' "'''""'
takeh the back track.
-
WASHfN.fON. Aur. "a. - Acting
Secretary OF War waluvrtrht af,c,
,,.rcix,,~ A ,..,,o, ,,,,., ,,,.,., r..
'''s' ''"" "''k"7
wv ''"''"' w. w. isa"dh"h<. w"
war drpn1Wcnt representative IL
West Virginia. sala ,laf the tcpart.
,,,...,, ,,..,,., ,.t. -.
"" ""'" '"'""' '"'"'"''-
""" pef"r f'F"ps'n'nhing usr ~
f-dcrBi troops IN the coal tl..lds of
that siat~
-
hAiilH''N, w Va, Aug. ga The
ndNHncr euhld "t 10" mar. ching min
.ri on ih"ir way from Marrnet 10
Mihko ~ % protest against Governor
M"ikhh mnftiai law was turned
hack W 'hnrles v. kecneN. prcai-
dHht nt dlstti' No -. United Mine
workers. and Fred Mooney S.cre-
ietN after % hnd passed through
Madison SHORTY huer noon today.
tn" mon Numbering goo or 500.
had oumped IN no low here for
dinn"r ana then pressed on their
wnv toward the Logan county line.
kenhey ana Mooney. who let
'hariert'n carry to-day. win the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
CLEVELAND WINNING
FROM WASHINGTON

CLEVELAND. Aug. sd.-Cleveland
met Washington in the first game Of
their series here this afternoon. Mails
waH the cleveland pitching selection
aud Erickson was IN the box for
Washington. IN" score by Innings;
Washington .............0 o
Cleveland ........,......D O20a 2
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

Highest temper
AZURE Sc; lowest
temperature 6l;
daily range ten
pcraturc q,
mean daily tom
p"Taturc - re-
lattNo humidity
q y. m. - re-
lutiNc humidity
6 u. m. ~; pre-
cipitation none;
maximum NclOC-
ity Of wind miles
per hour 49, pre-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26
Today $ Results
National League.

National League
At Boston RU u
81 Louis i0t ni0 0O0--G II .
Boston O00 100 g0O-3 /
batteries Pcrtica. North aud Dil.
hoefer Clomons MeQuilian. Fiilin-
GIN aud Gowdy
~ BROOKLYN r.. II. r.
Chicngo aga 02l 2i0--ig II o
BROOKLYN 600 N00 Ill g
batteries Martin and Dhly: Rou-
thor. Milius. schupp. Smith and
Miller.
Cincinnati ....i04 600 iNi-T II I
Phiiadclnhia 000 dOu sn0-s 2
batteries Iuquc and wingo; Win
tcrs. Smith. Wilhelm and llenline
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

d is SLAIN By
TWO YOUTHS
Former German Minister
Shot Down in Black
Forest

BERLIN. Aus. Mathiaa Erz-
berger. former vice premt.r and min
day.
Herr ErzberEer was oasnSslnnted
near Offenbufg. Baden. where he was
soIourninR With hia family. Ills body
contained twelve bullet wounds.
Herr Erxberger had left Bad Cries
bach, where he was taking the cure
In company with ihe reiohslag deputy.
Diez for "a foot tour OF the Black
forest An hour. lalcr both men were
confronted BY two youths who sepa-
iated them ana then enptied revoie-
rrs at Herr EFzherEer who was killed
instantly by shots In the head
Deputy Diez also was wounded.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-08-26

sALT Lkisi ciTf, ufEh. Avg. 70.
Tue TO tho changing or Tho innding
fell from Fan Francisco TO Oakland
the at mnii ~ vice heiween Hnit
Lekn snd san Ffencisco viii be sus-
pondcd for ihfao dayn commencing
ton, lrrow. pss'a' offls ,ais announce.
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II "a satisfactory settlement Is not
obtained and the membership, by
Evening journal., 1921-02-22

State shall incur no cost or expense
In the propounding or prosecution
Of such claims other than such COM
mission.
Upon receipt OF such funds from
the United States by the treasurer
OF Delaware IL shall be his duty to
give notice TO all claimants thereof
by publication once each week for a
period OF eight successive weeks in
newspaper published in each Of
the counties of the State. which no.
uce shall set forth that such moneys
have been collected, and shall notify
all claimants OF same to PROFOUND
their claims in writing by filing
same with the treasurer OF Delaware
and shall warn all claimants and
persons interested therein that a
failure so to file their claims within
a period Of two years from the date
on which such moneys were paid
into the treasury of Delaware shall
forever bar their right to such funds
or any part thereof and that in de-
fault OF the filing OF such claims
such funds shall escheat to and be-
come the absolute property OF Del
aware.
All such claimants of such moneys
shall file their claims in writing
with the state treasurer on such
forms as shall be provided and shah
submit their proofs and evidence to
commission, to be known as the
Direct Tax Commission. which is
hereby created and shall be COM
posed OF the Governor, the state
treasurer and the auditor OF ac-
counts. II such claims are approved
by said commission, the auditor OF
accounts shall draw n warrant on
the state treasurer, payable 10 the
order Of such claimant, and the
treasurer shall pay such warrants
; out of the funds so collected from
the government OF the United States
and held in trust for such purpose.
Either such claimants or the state
OF Delaware through it's attorney
general may appeal from the de-
Evening journal., 1921-02-22
Wilton Rug Week

The last week of our Feb
ruary rug sale features Will
ton Rugs. We have made a
big cut in our line of Royal
Wilton Rugs and you'll find
them here in fine quality and
wide variety of patterns, in
the 9x12, and 8.3x10.6 feet
sizes. The prices that we
are selling them for now are
lower than they have been
for four years and are less
than the present mill whole
sale price lists.
Formerly $4,000, 9x12
Royal Wilton Rugs, $79.
Formerly $3.50 S.3x1O.6
size, Royal Wilton Rugs,
$79.
There are also a good as
sortment of the smaller sized
rugs, in correspondence pro-
portlonate reductions.
Carpet Room-take elevator