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ROAD FIrNDs

ROAD FUNDS
Van Petten Lbr. Co., supplies Gen
Rd., $500.
Standard oil Co., Distlllate, Gen
! Rd., S13.32.
J. l.. Pope, supplies Gen. Rd., S17.26
@. w. Lyells, blacksmithing, Gen
Rd., $3.50.
Ben Rose, labor Gen Rd., $500.
Walter Gramse, labor Gen. Rd.,
$20.5O.
M. ID. Keefe, labor, Gen. Rd., $3.50.
]. N. Burns, labor Gen. Rd., S12.0O.
Fred J. Test, labor, labor Gen. Rd.,
c. s. Gearhart, labor Gen Rd.,
John Hatfield, labor Gen. Rd.,
Z. S62.35.
Charlie Lundgren, labor Gen. Rd.,
S25.3S.
Frank Leuck, labor Gen. Rd., S37.62
X. II. Bodmer, labor Gen. Rd.,
1895.
Geo. Goodrich, labor Gen. Rd., 1929
Harry Leuck, labor Gen Rd., $3.50.
George Geerhart, labor Gen. Rd.,
$1O.25.
VIM. F. Jacobs. labor Gen. Rd.,
s27.60.
James +. Simmons, labor Gen. Rd.,
c. =: Winters, labor Gen. Rd.,
A. F. Winters, labor Gen. Rd.,
1850.
VIM. Rekow, labor, Gen. Rd., S44.1O
Il. II. Brumbach labor Gen. Rd.,
$3.50.
f N. Davis, labor r. ID. No. 13 Gen.
Rd., s10.75.
20. J. Ramsey. labor II. ID. No. II
Gen. Rd., $1,000.
Westfall Garage, labor and supplies
X. ID. No. 4, Gen. Rd., s20.25.
J. G. Lotion labor X. ID. No. 10, Gen.
Rd., $3.50.
lrl johnson. labor X. ID. No. 9,
S14.OO.
John Boswell, labor II. ID. No. Q.
$500.
VIM. Boswell. labor r.. d. No. 3,
$3.50.
q. w. Dean. Commissioner. expense,
Market Road, f6i.40.
]. X. Powell a Sons, supplies, Bro
Il. Dillon, labor Brogan-Malhou Rd.
S253.OO
Helm a Yturri, supplies Market
Road, S210.55.
Q. c. Wilson, labor Market Road.
$500.
o. 9. Wilson. labor Market Road.
S1G5.S2.
IL +. Staples. rent Market Road,
$500.
e. Gramso. expense Market Road.
$l4.1O.
J. F. Joyce. expense Market Road.
S11.s5.
Fred J: Test. expense Market Road.
John YSasor ront' Market Road.
John Yeaser, rent Market Road.
$500.
Rufus Dinwiddie. expense Market
Road, 1886.
HomodAle I'D. Co.. freight Market
Road, $500.
Dan Haylett, labor Market Road.
$500.
J. v. Auto Co.. expense Market
Road. S3s.75.
NaIu A,iout tohtihtb huNhoN ANouu
Sl705.02.
Fred J. Test. labor Market Road.
SiO3.s7.
Fred oramse. labor Market Road.
s27.10.
J. F. Joyce. labor Market Road.
5000.
Bank OF Jordan Valley. labor Mar
ket Road. Ss2S.s6.
Bank OF Jordan Valley, labor Mar
ket Road, S646.46.
ID. ID. Joalyn, labor Market Road.
s73.02.
Bank OF Jordan Valley. Assist. part
estimate No. 2, Mkt. Rd., S7l5.00
Bank OF Jordan Valley. Asst. part es-
innate No. 2. Mkt. Rd. 100000.
Jordan Valley Land a. Eng. Co., es-
innate No. 2 on contract Market
Road, s596.05.
January 9, i922
GENERAL FUND
o. q. Luehrs. SUPPLIES INDECENT
s12.26.
w. l.. Hutton, labor. 400.
TaQRarf HaFdWara IN aunnitaa
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o'clock D. m. OF Tuesday, the l4th
day OF March, 1922, and immedi-
ately thereafter publicly opened, for
the purchase OF bonds OF said Dis,
trict in the sum OF $20,O00.00, dated
November is. 1921. in denomin-
ations OF $4,000 each and matur-
ing serially as follows. to-wit:
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/ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
That the following claims agains
Malheur county, Oregon. for tn
month OF December we're consld
cred, ordered paid, continued of dis
allowed as follows:
JANUARY D, 1922
GENERAL FUND
Thelma Brown, salary clerks steno
$4,000.
Bessie Poust, salary Clerks steno
$1,000.
w. w. Hinton, salary Stock Inspec
tor, $33.33.
Boys and Girls Aid Soc, appropri
alton INDECENT, $1,000.
Mrs. Leon 1zaguirre, appropriation
lndlgest, $500.
Katherine Geci, appropriation indi.
gent, $500.
Mrs. Anna Townsend, appropriation
INDECENT, $500.
Mrs. Claude Hanes. appropriation
INDECENT, $500.
Mrs. Emma Baird, appropriation
INDECENT. $500.
G. d. Tapps, salary, jnnitor $4,000.
Mrs Amanda Rinehart, rent OF
warehouse, $500.
+. M. Vines, Commissioner, fees and
expense, $9785.
r. II. Test County Judge. expense
$40.
@. w. Dean. Commissioner, fees and
expense $3.50.
II. Lee Noe. Sheriff, expense Ju-
venile court, s70.S3.
II. Lee Noe, Sheriff, expense Ju-
venile court, s70.0s.
II. Lee Noe. Sheriff, care OF indi-
gent, $500.
II. Lee Noe, Sheriff, office ex-
pense, S9456.
II. Lee Noe, Sheriff, special deputy
$4,000.
II. Lee Noe. Sheriff. car mileage
$4,000.
II. Lee Noe, Sheriff. prisoners
meals, s156.75.
II. Lee Noe, Sheriff. extra help on
taxes. s40.35.
II. s. sackett. Co. Clerk, recording
Rw deeds, 5000.
G. G. Mueller. Co. Treas, office OK
pense. s16.0s.
u. NJ Grail. Sch. supt.. Office ex'
pense, Si9.43.
RCbt. D. Lytle, Dist. Atty, expense
s93.6B.
chas. b. oari, sealer Of W. q NJ.
II. @. Kennard. Water Master
s182.51.
Ontario Argus, official adv. and
printing. Sii5.s5.
Malheur Enterprise. official adv
Sch. supt., s3.90.
Malheur Enterprise. official adv
Co. Judge. St6.25.
Malheur Enterprise, official adv
supplies, Clerk. $500.
Malheur Enterprise, supplies sher-
riff, S24.75.
Malheur Enterprise. supplies asses.
sor, St1.00.
Glass a Prudhomo Co.. supplies Co.
Judge. rs.
Glass q Prudhome. supplies. Co.
Clerk. $3.50.
Glass a Prudhome, supplies shor-
riff, s3.75.
Glass a Prudhomo. supplies. Co,
Clerk, $30.2s.
Glass a. Prudhome, supplies Co.
CLERK, A2.OO,
Glass a Prudhome. supplies Co.
Clerk, S24.2i.
Glass a Prudhome, supplies Co.
Clerk, $121.79.
Glass a Prudhome, supplies, as
SCISSOR. SiB3.75.
Glass & Prudhome. supplies Co.
Clerk. s7.61.
r. NJ Grail. services, Co. Sch. supt.,
$500. \.
II. Tamblyn. Co. Surveyor, services,
and supplies, $4,000.
City OF Ontario, expense, Justice
Court, 40.
Frank ]. Brown. Co. Physn., service
INDECENT and jail. S34.50.
Vale Trading Co., supplies indlgent
and c. H.. s2S.45.
A. Il. McGilliyary. drugs INDECENT,
S42.0S.
u. A, Fraser supplies INDECENT s5.40
L. A. Fraser, supplies INDECENT.
$4,000.
Mrs L. A. Mansur. care of INDECENT.
1896.
II. w. Gould, care OF INDECENT s2l.75
Holy Rosary Hospital, care OF indi-
gent, $1S5.76.
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NOTICE OF BOND SALE
SOUTHEAST UNIT DRAINAGE
DISTRICT

Sealed proposals will be received
by the Board OF Supervisors OF the
Southeast Unit Drainage District at
their office in Ontario, Malheur
County, Oregon, until the hour OF 2
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AUTOMOBILES
For Sale.
REAL BARGAINS
$50 Cash, $6 Per Week
and lin

and Up
ovERLAND-Roadster ys5; self starter;
motor and tires In good condition.
roRD-speedsfer body. se7; Installed; q
very snappy and attractive job.
MAxwEL1.-rourins. t1oo; motor running
nne; good Appearances.
FoRD-chassis. $40; demountabie wheels;
motor excellent.
FoRD-Roadster. sl2o; motor and tires nne;
motor very good.
ovERLAND-Rosdster, .sf15; rsesntly paint
ed; motor running hne.
hAxwELL--Tourins, si25; eve coed tires;
motor excellent; general appearance good.
oVERLAND-Toarins. $i+5; motor recently
FoRD-Roadsten $50; wire wheels; good
tires; motor running nne.
FORD-Touring, s105; model 1919; motor
just oyerhauled; good tires; new top
FORD Sedan, S240; starter; general ap-
pea RANGES nue; good tires.
AUBuRN-Chummy roadster. $40; four
new tires; powerful motor.
AUBURN-rourinE. $3.50; motor Just over
hauled; sell for repair bill
COLUMBIA-Touring. s265; q light SIX; In
splendid condition.
FoRD-Touring, sass; starter; motor run
ming sne; recently painted .,., a.
wire wheel; with new tires and good
paint; running nne.
D0DGF-Touring, t325; cord tires In nne
condition; motor excellent.
FoRD-Touring, ss2s; model 1872; nvs good
tires; mechanically o. X.
DODGE Sedan, s4+5; four new cord tires;
motor running nne; excellent appssranees.
Cash or Term. or Trade.
MR.. SLATTERY
sss ct. NV. Franklin 5sss.
We win buy your car for cash.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTIES

APARTMENT HOUSE, APARTMENTS
of 8 rooms 4 bath; splendidly built; mod.
ern; can be turned into apis Of s rooms
& bath. Price very low. @. 8. BENNETT
500 Cont. Trust Bldg. Main 1894.
Rooming house with IL rooms; an excel.
lent location. Near Washington Circle. Would
be f.ss investment. Act quickly. Price
90 500.
DAVID Z. BARRY.
1907 II 1t. NV. Main 1901.
5000; APT. BLDG OF RMS. AND
bath each: near sth 4 Fl SITS. me-: rented
at s9l so q month: tenants furnish heat
DAVID z BARRY. 1907 n t. Main 1901
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PERSONAL

CLoTHEs-woRKINGM 1T TAKES AN
unusual amount OF judgment to keep away
from bargains" but men are growing
wiser. amt it,so. Pat? Lots Of hustlers save
cash and wear fine, new uncalled-for suits
at IS up they buy here.
II,STII,S nI n STANn
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Brightwood.

GEORGIA AVE. \. OF BRIGHTwooD.
r. b.: cleo; garage; large lot. 81. 900.
Thomas Y. Petty, 2ois 18th st. NV. y. Ass.
9Th and LoNGFELLow sT.-sssso. Brand
new siJ-room tapestry brick residence; con-
crete colonial front porch; double resf
porches: h.w.h.: elec. lights; tile bath with
built-in. fixtures; oak floors downstairs; IN
uslal closet space: kitchen equipped VIII
china cupboard: Pullmsu breakfast service
snd large pantry containing built-in refrtt!
orator. Attractive terms. WM. s. PHIL~
LIPS. 1909 n Y ave Main $500.
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TRANSLATInNS

GERMAN. FRENCH, SPANISH LETTERS
translated. German letters written. Con-
hdential 315 c st. Sc. Phone Lincoln rs.
207
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS

GARDEN TooLs-sHovEL, soc; PICK,
69c; rake. soc; combinat tion Of all three.
s1.5O. Porch screens. galvanized screening
made to order, frame size 2S1h x66A In.
price 7bc. Gas heaters. Pittsburgh Lion"
new, $3.50. Government lanterns. new. soc.
Wall hoard, reclaimed, 1ac per foot. All
kinds lumber and building ma teriaI. SIDNEY
L. HECHINGER HOUSEwRECEING CO..
Sixth and SITS. Iw. End 5th an Fla. ave.
ne. III
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WANTED TO RENT HOUSES OR APTs. I;
furnished or unfurnished; eity or suburban
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 14o7 n. Y. ave
nv. Main 1l6S
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CHALMERS SIX cYL TouRING. MODEL
Ssh: ss5o. Ford taken as part pay't
E0BT. RcY MACKEY 513 10th St Sc 5ea
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For Rent-Stores and Offices.

OFFICE ROOM FOR RENT; CAN AR
range to give part time OF stenographer
and use OF phone. W. L. GRAY. 1915 II St
NV. Main 4236. 223
llo3 Fl ST. y. " -BAsEMENT: SUITABLE
for office or living room; reasonable; after
p. m. lTe
GEORGIA AvE.-NEw STORE. ABOUT 20
by 40. with rms and s.: Fl. K. apt.
porch: reasonable rental: lease II desired:
ami L0UI; p. SHOEMAKER, 1407 ". Y.
We. NV. Main 1895
\. Y. AVE. Mr.. l4TH Sr.-sTCDIO OR
office; IS per mo. LOUIS p. SHOE
MAKER, 1407 Y. ave. NV. Main llG6
FLORIDA AVE. NR. CONN. AvE.-LARGE
front room. first noor. LOUIS P. SHOE
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UNFUR. HOUSE OR BUNG. OF TO R. q
b.; in Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park. Will
pay $500 per mo. W. K. HARTUNG, 1Ios
18th st. Main 312 24o
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INSURANCE

FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE CLANS. STR.
glary insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
i<o7 N. Y. ave. nv. Main 1885. Isquirs
tor Mr. Elliott
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P. F. CARLEY,

T. T. SAhLE L
Ph. fr. siSs. el7 y at nv.
ness. uptown. NV; capacity 90 cars; 5-yr
lease: very good income: must sell at sac
rinee
sl.5oo-Grocery. sw.: store; rooms;
h.w.h gas; 3-yr. lease: rent. $50 So
IS 2oO-Grocery a Market. ne: stor~ s
rooms. bath. very good income: rental. with
lease, SEQ CO.
81 eco-Grocery a Meats, sw.; 6 rooms A
garage; capacity cars; 5-yr. lease; rent.
s., Ooo-Grocery. downtown. NV; wonder
full income; rental, with lease, 5000
sl.4oo-GroceSy & Meats, sw.; store: S
rooms 4 cellar; must sell at sacrifice; rental.
With lease. $40 81.
ooo-Grocerv a Property: store: 6
rooms; garage: lat-obe heat: ras; stocf
fixtures: mnSt sell sacrifice.
50 .ooo-Hariwsre, Paints. vsrnishes 4
House Furnishings; downtown: roJms &
store room: 5-yr. lease: also fixtures, stock
At inventory: must sell at sacrifice: owner
leaving town: rent. slT5.O0.
$2.sOo-HOtel. Pa ave. NV: IS rooms 4
several baths: good income; rental with
lease, 500 90
s2.Joo-Lunchroom. 18th st. nv: doing
good business: lease with rental. slie5o.
S3550-Luncaroom, uptown NV: stores
several rooms: excellent business; mast
ell AT sacrifice: owner leaving country;
rent. sI2SOo
Ph. Fr. elss. SIT st. nv.
P. F. CARLEY,
GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS: WILL
lease property: price including stock ami
fixtures. $s.JOn. wILDMAN 4 CO.. 9th 4
H. Franklin s+oe. III
DFLICATESSEN CIGAR & LUNCH: DOING
good business: with or without rooms;
oh & II. Franklin s4os. 40
P. F. CARLEY,
Phi Fr- s1ss. GIT .t NV
s1.ooo-cieanInr a Dyeinr; downtown:
very good income: must sell at sacrifice;
will take offer Rent. $40 90.
81. .4oo-cleaning & Dyeing: downtown: q
real moEey maker; wonderful bargain;
renatl with lease. ssS 90.
S.sn-confectionery. Del. & Cigar stand;
maker: wonderful bargain: must sell at
sacrifice; owner leaving country; rent. SITS.
s2.so0-Candy Mfg. & Lunch Room; s. W;
store kitchen; very good income: rental
with lease, $3.50.
50. S2.5oa-Delicatessen, 9th St NV: good To-
cation: also very good business; 8 yrs. lease;
rent. 1925 ~.
So 2soo-Delicatessen. Ga. ave. NV. / room
store: doing good business: s yrs. lease:
rent. $500.
land eve. ne: large room fixtures; q
wonderful bargain; umst sell at sacrifice:
rent. $4,000
SO, 2,ooo-Delicatessen, downtown: large
room, store & basement; a wonderful bnsi-
ness opportunity; doing good business: must
sell at sacrifice: rent. $500
S3.5oo-Gents. Furnishings. Sc g rooms
store bath; good income; rent, s185.0o.
S,ooo-Garage. uptown: capacity so cars;
ayr. lease: owner retiring: must cell at
sacrifice.
P. F. CARLEY, :
r.. Fr s15a sI7 at nv
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WALL PAPER.

ROOM LOTS. s2oo: CEILING. WALL
border; vanished tile. 35c; oat meals 15e
and 2oc. MAHoRNEY's. 324 Pa. ave se.
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THREE AurocAR TRucEs; Ro
TARf HOSTS: STEEL LINED
BODIES: TRADED IN AND PoR
SALE CHI ZAP; COMPLETELY
ovERHAULED AND PAINTED;
PRICE FOR THREE, 50, 900;
TERMS. wITT-wILL co.. mo.
II n st. NE. FRANKLIN 4ess.
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SITUATIONS WANTED
Female.
LAUNDREssEs, CLEANERS. SUPPLIED
. frss sso,i .uk.sRs Va, ,o,s sxcHAsan iaai ,stA
OVER $50 OF THE LARGDsf CONNDRo-
ial eooce1s In t0wp Ne cor pssssaesi
service: they have tested II an1 Know 10
nerfts; u 10 also at your serytes. ynst eau
main s4S NATL PEkyoNNEL BUREAU.
SOS Bssd Bids.. i4th =. I. svs. sfs
Male or Female.
t2o0l coIoRED WOMEN, MEN, ANY
nd work suppiied free. WHITE CROSS
BUREAU. szf ST. NV. North seoe. Dr..
DREW. President 24s
FOR RENT-R0OMS
Furnished.
~~~o~~-~-~~--~-~~~---~~--~--
sos NEW JERSEY AVE. N. w.-RooMs
with h-k- privileges; for transients; BY
Say OF month. 14e
i24o lith 81. \. wITwo Or THREE
rooms for l. h. k; large kitchen. Frank.
sG2s. 7ss
1908 A ST. sE.-Two rURNIsHnD ROOMS
for Lh.k.; ami 2oS
i ~
,1 lnnen' se, noons 10.
70 ar m ISL
;sos ~ w-o55os7rv !.
i<vs "
no'e'' e.n' reneu' NV os
ways: 70
TInfurnished
sos N ST. n. TWO LIGHT HOUSE
Keeping. unfufntshed rooms; hot-vater heat;
near car line. Phone Lincoln 6096-W. 162
EnD DENT DTNEHTC
EON NENl-Af AN mENlS
Euhn;ehad
ruFnisneu.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Unfurnished.

CLIENT WILL PAY SIS 90 PER NO. FOR
apt. mr. 14th q Col. I'd. Must have 4 rms, kit.
a b. W. Z. HARTUNG. HOS 18th u.
Main s72. 24l
WANTED APARTMENT oF4R. &B; CLI.
cnt will pay from $500 to $500 per mo
WILLIAM K. HARTCNG. HOS 18th st.
Main s72. 2se
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Houses Wanted.

PARTY HAVING UNFURNIsHED HOUSE
for rent: leave tel or house no. in letter
box 1927 sth st. NV. PAT
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A CORNER HOME II BLooNTNGDALE-
Location the best: rooms & bath; very
moderately priced. G. s. BENNETT. soc
Cont Trust Pldr Main 65a4
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THOMAS E. PETTY,
2013 14th st. NV. N. 4158
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LOST AND FOUND

EYEGLASSES IN FRANKLIN PARK-RE-
ward Phone FrankBu 1850. l. =. PAY
TON, 1910 L st. NV. 4o
LIBERAL REWARD FOR RETURN OF
Airsdale dog lost June 4. or for infor-
nation eoncerning ame. Tag No. ooos.
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MAXWELL TOURING: 1919 MODEL; JUST
repainted: practically new tires; perfect
Mechanically and vtll have our guarantee;
q genuine bargain; $3.50. 500 cash; bal.
ancs easy monthly payments.
a. B. LEARY. JR.,
1871 i<th 1t. nv. Main <ios.
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Furnished or Unfurnished.

on TAYLOR sr.. CHEVY CHASE. MD
r: b.: attic: cellar: vap. heat; large lot;
garden & small fruit: II 81. from Conn
ave: convenient to Chevy Chase & Col.
Country Climb. W K. HARTUNG, 1los
18th st. Main 373 13s
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q years eKperienc,

I CULLECT -ENT IN AL SECTIONS
OF THE CITY
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FIAGER PL NV = Col brick; rms. b.;
fur. heat: possession In 80 days: Sc $50.
| A. y. wILDMAN. 9th q n sts NV. Y. sos.
1877
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c ST, NR. fTH Nw.-TvsiTs rms a b;
fur. h.; good eond: s1i .ooo wILDNAN
a CO., 9th and n. Frtnkun s4O6
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GROCERY DOING GOOD BUSINESS: Will
lease property: price Including stock ami
fixtures. Ss.JOn. wILDMAN 4 CO.. 9th 4
II. Franklin 6406. III
DFLICATESSEN CIGAR & LUNCH; DOING
good business with or without rooms:
for quick sale $500. wILDMAN q co.
9th & II. Franklin sang 40
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22

CAMP RICHARDS. Gaithersburg. Nd
June 2i.-What might have happened Il
marine, had made up tho army OF ven
e,.l praddock. tho British officer wh"s,
,orr,, were annihilated by French ana
i,diars in 1855. was depicted by tho
Marine Fxpcditionary Force m a prAe-
80. st;rmish during the course OF its
wsrrh 10 Gettysburg to-day nv
cround on which tho engagement was
fought was tho historic road over "hioh
pr.ddiek's expedition marched on its
Inflated tourney from Alexandria 70
For, Duouesnc. Pittsburgh. and on inc
.i,n of to-day's exercises Braddook =
scouts first came IN contact with SINAI
bands Of redskins and French. although
tbn scene OF the action IN which hif
sorcc was massacred is located within
a few miles Of tho prcseni-day PITTS
burgh.
Tho exercises formed n part of the
plan Of Brigadier General Smediey ~
butlor. commanding general Of the OK
neditionary force, OF teaching Amen-
can history 10 his men IN the process
~ making thorough marines OF them.
p-.vious 20 the exercises Braddock r
can,paign and the mistakes be made
were explained 20 the men. as well as
The glorious part played by George
Washington In the expedition m saw
ing the remnants OF Braddocks army
rom destruction with his detachment
N Virginia rifcmcn. Many OF the
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Marines in Mimic War on
Practice March to Gettysburg
Engage Enemy on Historic Road Over "hIcn Wen ven
Braddock Marched on Way TO fie'a "no''
Troops Were Massacred by french ana '""''''

marines visited the tablet IN kocaFIl' 10
,.n,,, en,orating tho march or Brad
docks army and went over the hl'tof'c
ground 81 is route.
To.davs battle exercises 'ooK mo
form of a surprise attack. IN" marines
were informed that they were march
i,c through hostile territory with M"
famous 9Th Marine Regiment and ono
b,t.oifon % the i0fh Marine llkhi
A,tillerv acting ns advance guard. ~"
column was put IN motion rom amp
Neville this morning m o''o, ahn ~
vanced down tho road with scouts
na,rolling the way and guards proteo,
inc the baggage trims. ~ ABOUT =
o'eioct ten scouting acceptance ap
ncared overhead. dropping messages
and sending radio dispatches 70 'h,
cgcc, that "a strong enemy force ha9
hon observed about two miles o'yona
Ridgcyillc. The company oi tno oln
Regiment which WIS acting A. adF"n'.
o,uard A. once dsployed and advanced
slowlv. prepared 20 fight. and sent out
,cou,r 10 locate the enemy poaliion
.dcgnitelv. The advance uni. also sent
immediate notification of the discovery
- thc enemy TO their battalion ana
rc0imcnfnl hcadquartrra- These no,
tiees were sent both by messenger hna
hv Geld radio Instrument WIN "ni'n
odvancc companies are supplied so inat
they may keep in constant to"en .'sn
the higher command wnen "e'io"
threatens.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
,,..a Inv proceedings yesterday

Grand Jury proceedings yesterday
Tho affidavit with which Mr. Camp
he'll supported his demand for a speedy
t,iai apd Tor a review Of the minutes
charges that Auckland y. Cord
nor fhs foreman OF tho grand jury. Is
biased against Ward, who was sue
cessful candidate IN New Rochelle TOT
tbo nolice commissionershi against
cordner. The affidavit insists that
ono evidence of an eye witness 70 the
murder Was presented 70 tho grand
iury nor was any evidence designed n
connect the defendant with the alleged
homicide presented except O) ward
frat abatement and ~ tho testimony
~ the District Attorney that on May
~ he asked Ward 'wnot kind of a gun
aid YOU use, 10 which Ward replied
that il was n .2s cslibro automatic.
The evidence given before tho grand
Jury, Mr. Campbell says, developed M
eve witnesses 10 the murder and tnf
Indictment wax found without any
sustaining evidence.
Mr. Campbell adds that tho grand
Jury proceedings already have been
made public in effect by the news.
papers and he submits with his aff
davit numerous newspaper clippings
which are intended 90 sustain his con.
tentiOn.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-22
Marino Wccps as Wife
Aids His Murder Alb

Antonio Marino wept yesterday dur.
ing tho testimony OF his wife and step
daughter. Mary Ruggleri. twenty-orc
wears old. NJ 2i93 Pirst A~-nuo. Piyen
before judge Alfred Ta}ey and Jury
in General Sessions. whore Har'n0 is
boing tried for his alleged part in The
Kidnapping and murder ~ fYe-year- old
Giuseppe Narotta.
The Ruggieri girl testified that she
had married man named BaYganO
and that he had been arrested along
with Marino. He WAS released. tcw.
ever. the next day, and four dayl later
disappeared She has not seen him
since. she said.
she said that sho rad lived With fhe
Marines A. tnir home until June 2i
last and that Marino was there a. those
times ne was said % have been con-
ferring with Varotta about tho ransom
f9r the kidnapers.
She said that on June !. whom Ma
rino and James Ruggieri, who u now
In the Tombs, and Roberto kafaello,
,rio has been brought from tho death
house 10 testify for the state, were sup
poted 20 have been together discuss
inq the kidnapping, Mar.no nad come
home about z o'clock and rad gone %
he'd about o'clock. on cross-examina-
ton she admitted that sne dir NOT
krow whether her stepfathe- had gone
10 red and that she had only seen D N
enter the bedroom.