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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

. CHICAGO. June a7-Cat;le: Receipts
5000: active: practically all grades beef
warnings, mostly l5c up; top beef steers,
~ 90 weight l,iH TO LEA pounds: long
Gamers. cuttcrs and stockers steady, 10
strong: bulls. isc 10 i5c higher: veal
caves. &c 20 soc higher: hulk fat she
H;S0: bulk vealars to packers. sS00Ss.S5.
Hogs: Receipts. 2s.06o: opened mostly Toe
more; others 10 to l5c higher: closing with
part OF advance lost on mixed and pack
INK krados: top. $1,000: bulk. 1910 q ioG:
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adv!ces caused a very .h.rp rally in the
cotton market here This morning DC
lobe: contracts sold up 10 .!.7S o. -
points net higher and loi points above tho
70" level ot yesterday. A. soon as the
more active demand was SUI piled how
'ss!!zinK by recen; buyers or iiauidaiion
~ contrRcts carried To recent de-
ca!nss. and October sold on 20 2l-S IN the
.ats trading. That delivery c.oecd Al p IS
win IN" general ina:hct closing hteAdy a;
= NJ; advance %! TO 30 tu.nts TN. JuTy
there was good demand Tor July from
'nc ',aii. and the market opened nr:n a.
an "cEhnc" %: TO - points,
J; "a- reported that the TWO large gro,
HInr issuing notices We're buying July
aISuni IN: ring. while there was also =
9.inh;4J Tor the n.A: month from ,he
9theF local and southern spot houses
petition FOR the loca! -tocH and IN. mar
H"t advanced rapidly during ,h- .ar,v
,t~cirs. "lth July selling up 10 2!t and
brc'iH per TO ...@-. az - to - pyln,s above
sesie;days closing quotni!oyl.. Buying
"ds promoted by private croa report
making tho condition 19s The increa.S in
aCs-Pg. - per cent ana the Indicated
y!cit !oH!.". which Comlared bullish,y
WIN the report o. the previous day
h"pH'ts OF gathering showers. in the
SCUM also had favorable influence,
"hi.s paEi OF the buying was suppot ed
meal ro-i;iOn had ifnproved hecsu,. OF
ne recent decline The demand apc.arsd
nave bc-n pretty well supplied before
ne h1 OF the morning. however. and Tho
~. moor! market was easier under rcaliz-
ing by recent buyers or renewed llauIda-
non ss"lnE back 10 within a Few ,.oin,.
.. yesterday, closing ngures on mos, nc
'!"e positions.
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Fort movement:
New demonstrating. no: .eceip,s
az" exports. 1929; sales. so; stock. IS !.
Ga!v.@.:ton-M.ddllng. 2e!o: receipts. is,,;
eIi...M:idIins. 40: receipts, SIS: CT.
Ss N s,lh--Midd!inH :l.:5; receipts 1901
Ch,aF!:.,;on-Recep's. s,H exports. 90.
wi!n,iiir;%n-Mtddltnr. 1918. receipts.
Sa5 kS,EI aaiiaS i sl:, receipts. 81,
exports. lGj: stuck 81 ~ ''''
30 hots'"nM 49, -i.% receipts sls:
rhiiade 3.c,s.
New forh-M.ddlns. .;75: stock. Pol sfs
M'n"r por;--,R-ce'pts l.-tj. exports,
~ Total ,"d4yI Receipts, 1910; exports. Is.
T9,N! FOR weeA-Rece.pt-. tT.I#: exsort..
T",ai toT .eason-Rece.a:s sOss.7o.: es.
Interior movement:
.lI hl2n.iGnMisa.nr 90 rosein;'. .:s!;
.,in,,,.ii,,...ss M,Jnnd!mS -i receipts Lass
Augu-,s-M!ddinS q receipts. 4.
hh!pi'eH's. ~: sales. u. stock Sgs.i
= Louis -Midd!trE. ?.oO. receipts as.
shipments sis stock. 60.0;c
Atlanta -Middiins. 23.cn.
Little Hook-Aiiidlins q p: receipts. as
"a ,as-MiddiinF. -ISj. sales ii2
Mont GoH!cry-M ..,: sales "a
Total 'oGay-Receipts Its shipment,
sv!'. SOCK. .S..iri.
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cities ana Richmond. so that the in
,ercst charged for the second year
would he half of that of the first
year. We anticipate that the tota!
sum VIII be repaid in three years and
that the maximum sum charged
Richmond will not exceed $4,000
This is an opportunity to create
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WASHINGTON MARKETS

WASHINGTON, D. c.. June 81
EEEs--Strictly fresh. selected. can.
died, per dozen, 25126; average re.
ceipts. %; Southern, "a.
Live Poultry-Roosters. per III. 10
turkeys. per ID. 25G30; spring chick
ems: per H.. 3s4iS: keats. poung
each. 60; fowls. %
Dressed poultry = Fresh Killed
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BE IT ORDAINED BY THE COUNCIL,
OF THE GUY Of RICHMOND.

OF THE CITY Of RICHMOND:
/. That the Virginia Railway and
Power Company be. and IL Is hereby,
authorized and permitted to construct
from Twcnty-iirst to Twenty mn
street. connecting with It's present
double tracks. on jefferson Avenue,
tracks on M Street 1T Twenty NTH,
tracks on Marshall Street at Tween
ty-hrst. with all necessary cross
overs. sidinSs. switches, etc. and to
operate IT'S cars thereon so as To give
and over jefferson Avenue. be-
tween the said streets, and along
and over M" Street. from Twenty
NTH to, Thirty-tirst Street, and on
Thir'y-frst, from M Street TO the
present terminus of the line near 20
Street. and thence. returning, west.
wardly over its present line and over
single track line To be authorized
on p Street 10 Twenty ninth Street !:
thence southwardly Oh Twenty. ninth
street TO M" Street. and westwardly
on M Street to Jefferson Avenue.
and thence along Jefferson Avenue
10 an intersection with and over its
present line TO Twcnty-trst and Mar
shall Streets. and thence wcstward!y
IN accordance with its present fran
chises.
This privilege is granted upon con-
d dillon that the Virginia hallway and
y" ~ lin ''tuS VIII pave on Jel1er-
son Avenue with paving OF the sumo
character To be used by the city on
inns street. the space required by it's
present franchise for the existing
single track now on tho said avenue.
as the same may he shifted and re-
laid to permit the double tracking
herein authorized. provided, how
ever, mat II Is understood and agreed
th3t The said company shall not be
required To pave the space occupied
by the newly established track on
sara JEFFERSON Avenue, but that the
citS VIII pave. 1T its own cost said
space. Provided further. that after
me said new track shall hav. been
iaid ana after the paving thereof
shall have been done by the city. the
SAID company shall thereafter and
thcnCcforWard be liable tor all of th,.
paving obligations imposed by its
franchise on account OF the double
tracks hereby authorized, in the same
manner ana to the same extent as IL
would be bound under said fran
Chise if the city had never isteif paid
for the original paving as herein pro-
vided
2. The said Virginia Railway and
Power Company Is hereby authorized
and permitted. as a condition OF The
foregoing privileges, to take up and
remove Its poles. wires and double
tracks ana other property now exist
ing on Twenty fourth Street, from
Marshall 20 BROAD. and on Broad
street. from Twenty-iourth to Twen-
ty-hfth. and on Twcnty-ntth Street.
from Broad TO M" MT6ct, and TO dis
continue tho opcsation OF cars over
Inc same upon e5Sdition. however.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS,
DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. June T.-Cot;on rooIs
ar quit today; with prices generally
SCI. esssn' IN vice print cloths. where
no"Lt Face Tor inventory PURPOSES wnre
maze al &c on. Sheet.nRs we're quiet
hhihu s'ehdy. Yarns have been marked
hIshcr IN spinn!1E ceaters. S,lks ,noveJ
psiar with crcpcs. touiards and lining
.aot!cs ia thr lead. BurlaLs were Guir
w.th dein"N!c prices irin and foreign
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Nt0 1850: shippers took abou, ! to,, -;
over fairly liberal. ''''a
~, 2he"n; hTeeipts. 800: fully sc higher.
,Sp native lambs. $3.50 10 city butchers
t.:'-H 90 Packers: cu!ls. ILO1asU; best
-" - "sh' NATIVE ewes. 100. heavy fa25fi
90 medium d:y FED Western yearl,urs
t:g,o9 naive breeding ewes mostly So l'sT
~. :"w ycar!iHgo up to So
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city mud State Securities.

City md State Securities.
Bid Asked
virginia IS. Old c.
virginia Centuries. 2.
3. G. and R.........l 1921 -
West Va. Sis.... 1889 81
C. and p. T. Co. OF
y. and l.. r Co, 5sl926 40
Car. Pub. Ser. Co. Ss.l949 lUl
f. S Register Guano
y, c. bonds ,.... 1884 7Si 500
V. Il. and l.. Co. 5s.. 1864 1861
street RniIwny stocks.
y r. and 7. Co. 49,. rs 81
V. X. and =. Co. pr. 100 54b Sc,
V. X. and +. Co., com. 100 23l 2li
Raiironu stocks.
!; : and p,i com; 1919 2to ESQ
r.. +. and p. 6 p. {.
r., +. and +. ! c.
guar. ........... 100 25S 20
Insurance stocks.
4. L. |. Co. ...... 100 235
Life Ins Co OF Va. 100 as
Va T. ana VI tns Co 70 SO
Bank nnd Trust COMPANY stocks.
Ant-t tv"n Nat,onnl 100 23b
Am-rirBn TruS, Co
Glass A. .. loo 100
Broad street Bank % IS So
tfT'tati >rl...tN'l 60, q
Bk, of Com. and TT. 100 22o
Senir" NatIuuai Iun 40 lyb
First National .... 100 26s
Merchants National 100 $50 500
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CoTToNSEED OIL

NEW YORK. June 27.-Cottonseed oil
advanced TO IS points early led bv
shoFi covering In July. but selling O,
~ ~ cIop months subsequently brought
hoout sharp reversal. AT the close July
was points higher October higher and
IN tHlan!e to ne, lower. Sales 81 400
ohrrels About 3.60 barrels expected 70 he
tenucred on July tomorrow. Prime crude
nominal: prime summer yellow spot i / 90:
IVY. H~S; September u.2e December.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

Chicago. June ci.--DIsappointiny
thresa!nE de;urns. together with enlarged
export and milling demand had a de-
cided huliish eject today on the wheat
market Prices closed strong 2Lc to 3I,c
net higher. July $l.l+is 10 fi.ii. and Sep
tember sl1Sf, TO sl.l6ia. Corn gained No
TO 'sc oats =. b =. and provisions ~ ID
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Sl.AR

NEW YORK. June Paw sura,
so Tor Cubas cen;r!fuEal Refined mn.
cnhnked ~ go 10 $50 for fine sranula ted
,,spo; coffee dull: RIO IS. loT.: Santos A..
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LIBERTY LOAN bond MARKET.
BY Ered'k f. Nol,ing & Co,
Investment BANKERS.
NEW YORK COTTON
MART CLOSES STEADY
my A.,ooia,.d 49,,

NEW YORK. Juno 2f.-R.ports that lin.
,npec.eniy hravy July notices wore hsinE
promptly stopped and less favorable CROP
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STREET RAILWAY
FRANCHISES
OFFICE OF
THE CITY CLERK
Richmond. Va.

June II. 1929
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Take notice that an ordinance has
been recommended to the Council OF
the City OF Richmond by It's Commit
tee on Streets proposing an amend
fnent TO the street railway franchises
or the Virginia Railway and Power
Company, by which the said company
VIII be permitted to remove It's
tracks. poles and wires and discon-
Iihue the operation OF its cars on
Iwcnty-fourth Street, from Marshall
Street To Broad, and on Broad Street,
from Twenty fourth to Twenty ilfth,
anu on Twenty NTH Street. from
BROAD l, to y, Street. and on up"
street, from Twenty-htth TO Twenty.
ninth Street. and also ~ remove its
weStbound track and discontinue the
operation OF cars thereon on M
street; from Twenty.ninth to Thirty
from M Street to "P'' Street, and
also I" double track its lines on JEFF
terson Ayenuc. from Twenty-hrst
street to Twenty-iifth Street. and to
construct single track on Up"
street. from Twenty ninth Street to
Thirty-hrst Street, all of which in
wolves change in the operation OF
amt cars OF the said virginia Railway
amendments OF the said street rail
way franchises are more particularly
ana In detail set out in the following
NiiCu ne acted on by
the Common Council at any regular
or called meeting held after this
notice has been published tor ten
Gays In The Richmond Times-Dis-
patch. u newspaper published in the
nance may thereafter be acted on by
the Board OF Aldermen at amy regular
or special meeting held after the said
ordinance shall be adopted, ii il is
adopted. by the Common Council.
The ordinance proposing the said
amendments. now pending in the
Common Council as aforesaid, reads
as follows:
AN ORDINANCE
TO permit the Virginia hallway and
ROVER Company 10 construct and
operate an additional track on JEFF
ferson Avenue, from Twenty-trs
10 twenty NTH Street, and II single
track OIL ~" Street from Twenty
ninth street TO Thirty first Street.
and also TO remove It's double
tracks, poles and wires and discon-
tinue the operation OF its cars on
twenty fourth Street, from Mar
shall 10 Broad. and on Broad. from
Iwcnty-fourth to Twenty -nfth. and
on Twenty NTH. from Broad 10 M"
street, and its single track on
twenty Street. from M" to
p, and on 'p' Street, from Tween.
ty-hfth to Twenty Street and
us westbound track on M" Street
from Twenty ninth Street to Thir-
ty-hrSt street. and on Thirty-frst
street, from M Street to "P"
Street on certain conditions.
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Remarks: Fair run OF ca,tl. N,rke,
SOW At last weeks prices
strictly good steers ilGo lbs
ana up Observation-Disclosures. SIN 1u
Medium 10 good steers. 100
TO l.loo los. ................ is4 AZ
Common to medium steers,
30 to 40 lbs ................. en9 ~
Good TO choice cows ..... bln
Medium to good COWS .. t;,I gu
common to medium cows =. "A a.
Old poor cows ............ r. ois
Medium to good oKen...... ST.
common 20 medium oxea Ii 5:i
Tat butcher bulls .......... n 81:
pH.SSs"a DIS ';..:.......;..;:. q "a
choice fat he:!crs. 200 10
l..p lbs -...................... Tc.F3
Medium 20 good heIters 500
to go Tbs. Observation-Disclosures. n ~
Common 20 medium h4lfers n
Coed corn ted hoE+. i5) lbs.
GU 15 :::a;....: MA liz
10 Ibs...... .......... ........ II q Tx
Good corn. fed pigs a nd shna,s 10 ii i6i
All southern hogs sold subject TO In.prc.
i.kn. n md Mhru 80 All
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TlDEWATER TOWNS
SEEK LOCAL AID IN
HIGHWAY PROJECT

(Ccnt'nucd From t'!rst pncol
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RICHMOSD LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Richmond Union Stock Yard

June -. 1921
EenarKs Fair run of cattle Market
low At last weeks prices.
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. SUI .t"' II NVEH NUIV = D. eCt
ton. ana when sosI an,
oily 1 TO &c of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-04-09

Representative Alice Robertson of Oklahoma delivers
address, while seated in her Office in the House Office building
convention of 5000 in Muskogee, Okla. This her
first of the radio telephone. 49,. r,oo,
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u. D. c. SCHOLARSHIPS

The following scholarships arc to
be awarded September, 1922: Divis-
ion scholarship at University Of S. G.
value $175.O0. Division Scholarship
at Confederate College, Charleston,
value $4,000. Division Loan Schol-
arship, value $1O0.00-information
concerning this scholarship may be
had from the committee. -
Rules governing the award of these
scholarships:
Sec. 1. Applicants must present af-
idavits of two Confederate Veterans
or Daughters of the C%onfederacy as
proof of eligibility as worthy des-
cendants of Confederate ancestry.
Sec. 2. Present physicians health
endorsement and testimonials of
good moral character, ~worthiness and
need of assistance, from recent teach
erS n at least two other prominent
people of their community. Must be
endorsed by local U. D. C. chapter.
Sec. 8. Applicants must state age,
residence-postofice and county, par
entage, Confederate ancestry Una
Iternal and paternal,) School advance
ment, pledge themselves to abide by
the rules of the institution and to
make best use of opportunities offer
ed.
All applications (there are no
blanks) must be in the hands of the
committee on or before the 10th of
July.
Applicants must stand regular ex-
animation at County Court House in
July.
Miss Mary E. Williams, York.
Mrs. Herman Wright, Newberry
Mrs jamie B Flowers, ~Bishopville
Educational Com.
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centers where receiving sets have
been installed. The Atlanta Journal
announced the lecture in it's columns
two or three days before the date set
and from reports received by the pa
per, the talk was heard clearly over
a large territory. Mr.. Jeter outlined
the program of the soil improvement
committee for fighting the weevil
with particular attention being devot-
ed to those matters now requiring
immediate attention.
In giving this lecture to the radio
world of the South, the staff of the
soil improvement committee feels
that it is keeping up with all modern
means of disseminating agricultural
information.
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BOIL WEEVIL TALK
GIVEN BY RADIO
F. H. Jeter Speaks Through Air Of
Cotton Growing Under Boil
Weevil Conditions"

Atlanta, June 27.-Ristory was
made in the agricultural world Sat
urday afternoon, June II, when F.
H. Jeter, agricultural editor for the
soil Improvement committee of the
Southern Fertilizer association, de-
livered a lecture on "Cotton Growing
Under Boil Weevil Conditions" to
the Radio world of the South over
the broadcasting station of the At
lanta Journal. This Atlanta paper has
one of the most modern broadcasting
stations in the country and in line
with it's progressive policy of being
the leader in anything pertaining to
radio progress in the South invited
Mr.. Jeter to deliver what is probably
the first agricultural address in the
South through such a medium. Ger
tainly it is the first talk on boil wee
vii that was ever made.
Saturday afternoon was selected
because farmers generally would be
reached at the different community
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SENATE DOWN TO WORK
Confines Itself More Closely to the
Tariff Bill.


Washington, June 27.-Confining
itself more closely to the tariff bill
today than it has any day since that
measure came before it, the Senate
cleaned up the wood schedule by vot-
ing 40 to 10, to retain shingles on
the free list, and then disposed of
all committee amendments to the to-
bacco schedule. Tomorrow it Will
come to the agricultural schedule
with it's multitude of duties on farm
products.
The controversy over shingles
was confined almost wholly to the
Republican side and took up most
of the day.
Only two controversies of moment
arose over the tobacco shedule and
! all rates proposed were approved
without roll calls. The committee
majority receded from its recommen'
dations for duties Of s2.35 a pound or
unstemmed wrapper tobacco and So
on such tobacco stemmed, accepting
the House figure of $2.10 and SITE
respectively.
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FINANCE CORP
Fred Starck of Ohio, a former
newspaper man and widely known in
political circles, has been nominated
by President Harding to be Director
of the War Finance Corporation. The.
nomination has been confirmed by
the Senate. Mr.. Starck succeeds
Angus Mclean.
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In addition to the above Summer Excursion tickets are on
sale from practically all Southern Railway System Agencies to
many other points not mentioned above, May 18th to September
goth, 1922, with final limit returning SO as to reach ong1naii
starting point on either going or return trip within final INIT OF
ticket. p.uuor
For further information call on nearest Southern Railway
System Agent or address:
r, C. COTNER. P. L. LANGFORD,
District Passenger Agent, Ticket Agent
Snartsnburg. S. C. Abbevlle, S. G.
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Naval Bill Passed

Washington, June 29.-Final
legislative action on the annual
naval appropriation bill was taken
late today by the senate, which
concurred in the conference report
of the measure. The bill, which now
goes to the president carries ap-
preparations of 29s,OOO,OOo and
provisions for $4,000 enlisted ren.
Library of the house of lords m
England contains about 10000 vol
umes.
Italy has not a single coal mine in
all her territory.
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House Plans To Adjourn

Washington, Jupe 29.-The way
was cleared today for adjournment
of the House to August Is the Sen
ate approving a concurrent resolu-
ton passed by the House. House
leaders hope to begin the adjourn
ment Saturday.
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..J., cclyr.gct ry Unde.wooa e. undcrw2od)
MINT.
First samples of the President Harding Medal are on eNhiotaon
at the United States Treasury. The medal completes a series of
presidential peace medals commemorating every executive from
Washington down to Harding. The design is the work of George
7. Morgan an "engraver of the Philadelphia mint who has been
in the service since 1876. :
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photo copyright by Underwood & Underwood)
NO MORE MIXED TWINS-FINGER PRINTS IDENTIFY
BABIES.
-m." =: II -
A lifelong system of Identification for infants born in New
York is approaching contamination. Cooperation between the
Police Department and the Health Department has resulted IN
the first fnger-printing of an infant born in a New York hospl-
tai. DR.. Royal S. Copeland, health commissioner of N. Y. adj
vocated the finger printing of every baby-athough the time IS
not vet ripe for an official attitude requiring tn erecords to be
kept in such manner. Photo shows left to right-Thomas M.
Reilly, finger print expert; Deputy Police Commissioner, Jos. A.
Faurot; DR.. Copeland, Health Commissioner of New York.
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Senior Guglielmo Marconi, Italian
radio wizard arrived in New York
recently, stated that his efforts to
communicate with Mars were unsuc-
cessful so far, but had great hopes.
His yacht which is virtually a float
ing laboratory, carrying a wireless
equipment of the most elaborate
modern sort. On it Sr. Marconi has
in the paast done much research
work, picking up signals of 100000
meter wave length.
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One of the main reasons that animals which act for the movies
are always we'll behaved is because their trainers play with them
as though they were babies. Here is A. C. Stecker, Superintend-
emit of a moving picture zoo, and at times director Of motion pic
lures, in a friendly tusae with one of his lion pets.
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Exclusive new photo of James
Sutton McCandless, the Sugar King
of Hawaii, who was elected recently
Imperial Potentate of the Mystic
Shrine at the Shriners' convention
in San Francisco. 100000 attended
the convention.
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REMARKABLE PHOTOGRAPH IF roRPEDoEs LEAVING TUBES
An exclusive photograph aen aboard the U S S Sefrdge as them anowr vast rngt or
nedos tmoueh a dese smoke screen against the batuehps of the Pacific fleet at distance of
swbt niles ret TARGET could not be seen by the attacking ship Photo shows: Thu two topedoe
lust as tbeyl left the uMs on their long trip through the white caps
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Watch the label on your paper.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-04-08
LEGAL.
ExEcUTOR's NOTICE.

Estate OF Milton 4. lglehart. Deceased.
This undersigned, having been appoint
ed Execatrix OF the last VIII and Tesla
ment of Milton R Igiehart, late of the
County of Rock island. Stale of Illinois
deceased, hereby gives notice that she viii
appear before the Probate Court OF Rock
Island County, at the Probate Court room
in the City of Rock Island, at the june
Term on the First Monday in June next, d,
which time all persons having claims
against said Estate are notified and re-
quested TO attend for the purpose of haE-
ing the same adjusted.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
the undersigned.
Dated 9Th day of April, 4. d. 1929.
ROSEMOND B. IGLEHARf.
Exeeutrix.
JACKSON & BARTH, Attorneys.