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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

nate u Houschi, the military gov
ernor Whom Hsn terms a public
General iHsu charges that GOV
ernor II swiltlly resorts 70 wsf
fare without considering the iItor
ests OF the people and has sban'
doned civil government, opprcssau
public sentiment, embe1Ilad pun
lie funds, and slaughtered innbceul
Students. The Chinese thinl The
expedition against Foochow IL
political move made b. the Sur
Vat Sen faction to establish d 6ooi
hold and q base for future opera
tons:
General Hsn shu. Chen, known al
Little Hsu," in his headduartef
at Yenpeng, northwest OF Fooehow
Is cooperating with Hsu TsunEs h
in the movement to capture TIT
province.
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4e ELAMING 1
Ely =;
~ poBEpT w cHANtpHPs =
.p0pEpT "a CHAMpER8
e1QoQ oroael 2 poRAN coMpAin

less from running. All around her
men came laundering and cresh.
ing toward her through the I'm.
dergrowth. She could see some OF
them
AS she stopped to place her rifle
on the dead leaves, she drew the
flat packet from her cartridge
saeksat the same time and slid II
deity under a rotting log. Then,
calm but very pale, she stood up
right to face events.
The first man wore a red and
yellow bandanna handkerchief
over the lower half OF his face
pulled tightly across a bony nose.
He held a long pistol nearly par.
allel to his own body; and when
he came up to where she was
standing he poked the muzzIe in.
to her stomach.
She did not finch; he said
nothing; she looked intently into
the two ratty eyes fastened on
her over the edg of his bandanna.
Five other men were surround.
ing her, but they all wore white
masks Of Ward shape. revealing
chin and mouth.
They were different otherwise,
also, wearing various sorts and
patterns of sport clothes, brau
new and giving them an odd, ftn :
eign appearance.
What troubled her most was the
silence they maintained. The
man wearing the bandanna was
the only one who seemed at all a
familiar figure-merely, perhaps,
because he was American in build,
clothing and movement.
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BAIlROAD HEAr, RuNs TRaT,

RAInRoAD HEAD RUNS TRAN
CHICAGO oct. I0a sBssisi
train rolled out Of Chicago this
morning, Just seventy years after
the first run to Joliet, III. on the
chieasc. Rock Island q Pacific
Railroad. At the throttle was
Charles hayden, chairman Of tba
board Of directors Of the Rock
Island. M
the re-enactment Of the first
run from Chicago to Joliet wa
part Of the railroad company's
celebration Of seventy years Of
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10
Chinese PROVINCE
NB.CONTEST.ED
Rival Factions invading FL.
ken to Supplant Proyin.
cial Government.

Annoy, China, Oct. 1O.-(By the
Associated Press.l-Real war is
growing out OF the tense military
situation in this province, Fukien.
Invading forces, seeking to sup
plant the provincial government,
are nearing Foochow. the capital.
General Hsu Tsung.Chi. who for.
merly commanded an army under
Sun Vat Sen, the deposed president
of the South China republic, is
leading one Of the invading armies
and he justifies the attack on the
ground that It is intended to elimi.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10
100 KILLED IN QuARR1Es

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O-Ac.
cldents at stone quarries through.
out the United States in 1921 re-
suited in the deah OF 100 employ,
es and the injuries Of 1866
others, according to figures com.
piled by the Federal Bureau \of
Mines.
The principal stone producing
states. the number OF persons en-
ployed and the number Of acct
dents in each include Pennsyt.
vania. 14,994 employees, 1914 &C
cidents; Ohio, 1870 employees.
ZOE accidents.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

Fane and that Farringtou cam
out n the last strike weaker poii.
t;caity among the miners than B r.
fore II started. HIS contention for
q district contract that caused k6
much e1citmement among those
who were not acquainted with
United Nine Workers politics
probably was responsible for this.
Robert Harlan Of the state Of
Washington, who opposed Lewis
The last time, had the Harrington
stamp Of approval. but h's indorse-
ment was more general than Mer.
GERS and yet he lost by 10000
votes to President Lewis,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

Medium heavy soles, med.
ium weight leather upners,
low heols, a comfortable shoe
for heavy service, All Sizes.
black only, On or
special at .............. QAsJJl
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1900 NATUnA11zED.

PITTSBURGH, Oct. 1o.-one
thousand two hundred men and
women were admitted to cttizen-
snip during the September term
ot United States District IL was
reported today. Naturalization
proceedings have been suspended
until after the fall. elections,
There are about 1000 persons
waiting to take the oath Of All.
legiance in this district.
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DRUGGING- OF RACE
HORSE BEING PROBED

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O-The
alleged drugglng OF a horse enter
ed in race at Jamaica track yea
terday was being investigated TO-
day by Jockey Club stewards. The
animal, Gladiator, owned by ]. l.
Holland, was found plunging
about in his stall. Examination BY
veterinarian disclosed that an
overdose Of strong stlmulant had
been administered, and It was de-
clared the horses life was saved
only through prompt treatment.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10
MEETING TONIGHT

There will be a special nlsetin
at 1880 this evening OF tho loea
Crusade 6ommandery, Hnight
Templar. Work IN the Rad ctos
degree will be given and plan
made for the winter season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10

7htPmrnt Of ol1 cars 70 the lake
last Saturday Nine cars went 81
the division to Arlington Pier iasi
+ RalIroad Fuel off
Railroad fuel loading off the
Monongah Division tok a back.
ward turn last week, the total fall
ing TO sSS cars or 141 cars less
than the previous week. Tho B
q o. secured sos cars, while fore
Ign roads got $50 cars. Ninety
five cars OF railroad fuel were
loaded off The Charleston Division
last week, or decrease Of thirty,
one cars.
Wagon Loading Drops
Gradually coal production at
wagon mines on the Monongah
Division is on tho wane, and last
week the "snowbirds" loaded but
five cars against sixteen the pre-.
yious week. The peak Of any one
week was fifty eight cars.
lndlana'S Production
In the Geological Survey this
week the 1921 coal produce 10.
the state OF Indiana is placed a.
20,319 500 tons. Naturally the seat
Of production Is in Virgo County,
OF which Terre HATE Is the coun.
ty seat. Sullivan County comes
second with 3,291,929 tons and
Knox County next with 2,e24,994
tons.
There were 1915. 25s tons OF
coal loaded for shipment; 61O,s2O
tons sold to local trade or used
by employees, while 502,630 tons
were used at mines for steam and
heat. The value OF this tonnage Il
estimated at S52, 1853 900 or an av-
erage Of S2.75 a ton
In Indinna's coal mines there
are 20,472 coal leaders at work;
other underground men, 20,472
and 8. 755 on the surface, making
a grand total OF 81. 6S7 coal mlnerl
In the Hoosier State Indiana
mines averaged 12s days work in
1921.
claim 80 Per cent
Reports from the heart ,ot the
coke belt indicate that the Fricl;
company is operatalng its mines
at so per cent and that there IS
sufficient labor to increase that
percentage when more coal cars
are placed. Press accounts admit
reflections from striking iminers'
ranks but not to any appreciate
degree.
Lewis To Win Easy
Reports indicate that John l..
Lewis will be reelected hands
down as president of the United
Mine Workers OF America for tho
next two years. HIS masterful
manipulation OF the last coal
strike makes this certainty for
he turned rout into victory, or as
the saying goes, He didn't know
he was licked" With him his en-.
tire organization will have an
Overwhelming victory.
has received the Endorsement Of
between 1000 and 1900 local min.
rs unions while his only oppon-
ent, George Mercer, statistician Of
the Illinois district miners organ.
tzatlon. was nominated by only 1873
local unions.
While the election will not be
held until December, Lewis cleo
tion is conceded because of the
United strength that is going to
him. Mercer has the backing OF a
small fraction OF antl:adminlstrs
ton forces, but from its meager.
ness It Is apparent that Earring
tonism among the miners is on the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-10-10
weekly Tonnage
SHOWS INCREASE
Production Gaining in Coke
BeIt---Lake Shipments
Heavier Last Week. :

Production in Northern West
Virginia last week aggregated 4
1853 cars or 1884, tons, which
was 63S cars more than the prey
ious week, but 81 cars less than
two weeks before. The production
by divisions was as follows: b.
& 0.-Monongah 1915 cars, Char.
lesion AS cars. Connellsyille 70
cars, Cumberland 376 cars, NJ. &
K. 515 cars. NJ. & W. 62e cars,
Monongahela 1882 oars, NJ. G w.
-Wyatt.Helen's Run 313 cars, tB. .
& w. SO5 cars. The biggest gain
was on the Monongah Division
which increaSed 522 cars over thu
previous week. The NJ. & K. gain.
ed 56 cars, the NJ. & w. IS cars
the Monqngahela 413 cars, and 3 !.
& w. branch 81 cars. The keenest
loss was on the Wyatt Bingamon
branch Of the w. M, which was
425 cars. The Charleston Diy!s.
ion lost % cars, the Connellsyille
% cars, and the Cumberland @
cars.
Coke Bel. Gains
Mines on the Monongahela Rail
way IN Pennsylvania last week
loaded 1881 cars OF coal, which
showed that this portion of the
coke belt in the Brownsville, Pa.
section gained 221 cars over the
previous week. This was the
heaviest weekly production since
the strike began. The lowest
weeks production was that ending
April 10, which was but 2S4 ca-.
loads. Last weeks loading was
more than four times greater than
the low ebb Of weekly production.
Mononsah Commercial
Privately owned cars on tho
Monongah Division loaded last
week totals 426 cars OF coal. Witt
426 cars loaded in private cars and
1888 cars as railroad fuel the divis.
Ion loaded 1901 cars Of commercial
coal. II railroad figures are cor.
rect 6S per cent Of the Tonnage off
the Monongah Division last week
was commercial coal.
More Coal Tonnage
Coke loading on the Monougah
Division B. & o. last week total
ed 202 cars, which showed a gain
OF fourteen cars. The bulk Of the
coke was loaded east, 1875 cars,
while a cars went west. With the
lake movement open last week
eastern coal shipments off the
Monongah Division eased up 70
cars. To the west coal Ioadins
off the division was increased 594
carload. Eastern coal shipments
off the Charleston Division B. &
o. last week totaled S56 cars
which was an increase Of fourteen
cars over the previous week.
Lake Shipments Gain
Lake shipments off the MoHon-
gah Division last week at 741 cars
were greater than any week Of the
present lake season. Last weeks
total was greatly stimulated by a
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-05-24
cosrRACToRs AND BUILDERS.
LEGAL.
CoNsERyATOK's SALE OF REAL
ESTATE

e
s,.,o =, Illinois. Rock Island County, IS:
pv yirture OF decretal order of the
Probate Court of said county entered july
9th A. D. 1921, and Supplements % ~,
catered May LIST, A. D. 1872, IN Inc mater
~ me Conserv storship OF M airy E Dung,
=, fesh,e-s,inted person and incapable OF
caring for her property, Tor the SAFE oA
the following described real estate peions .
ing 10 said ward, situated IN the county oA
Rock Island and State of Illinois, and de-
scribed as follows, to-wit;
All that part of Lot eight IN hIch-
nond,s Subdivision OF the South one
third. east of the cemetery road, OF the
south one-haf of section Two towH.
snip seventeen north, range Two Wes'
at the Fourth t4th) Principal Meridian.
a shown on the plat of said subdivision
recorded In the Recorders office OF salu
Rock Island County in BOOK thereof
. described as follows, to-wit:
Starting at the stone set al the inter
section OF the west line OF the street run,
ming north and south the east slCe OF
said lot eight with the north line OF the
street running east and west on the SCUM
side Of said lot eight; thence running nortn
along the west line OF SAID north anu
south street ninety tg6D feet to the north,
ssst corner of the tract or lot sold and
conveyed to Mary Z. kruSe, June 10, 1870
this is the place of beginning; thence run
ming north along the west line OF saiS
north and south street forty-hve tfol
feet thence running west pal SAASi 49,
the north line of said lot eight, one hun
dred and thirty-six and seventy-five nun
\ dredths tl3675) feet; thence RUNNING
south parallel with the east line OF san
los eight. forty-five (45J feet to the north
vrst corner of said tract hereinabove men
toned as sold and conveyed TO Mary
Eruse: thence running east along w
north line of said lot so conveyed 10 TN
ssid Mary E Kruse, one hundred AM
hirty-six and seventy five hundredths lee
/ o the place of beginning. situated IL
/ Rock Island County, Illinois
/ The undersigned. Central Trust AM
4 Savings Bank as Conservator of said Nj ar.
l z Young. will on the LIST day OF jun
4 D. 1922, at the East door OF the Rocl
\ Esnd County Court House in the city o
Rock Island. Illinois, at the hour of tw'
| o'clock p NJ on that day offer for BAL
the said described premises at nublc ven
| due TO the highest and best bidder
/ Terms of sale. at least one-hfth tl-oth
] cash and the balance if any. payable Il
| inssallrnents within three years thereafte
with six per cent interest per annum, t
Be secured by lien on said premises an
by Insurance upon the dwelling nous
thereon.
Dated at Rock Island. Illinois, Nay Bro
| 1872
CENTRAL TRUST AND SAVINGS BANB
| Conservation of Mary z. Young, aforesaid
WALKER & SWEENEY, Attorneys
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INVESTMENT.

ROCK ISLAND MUTUAL BUILDING.
Loan and Savings associations stock
earns I'D to 10. New series now open.
Start a savings account today. Invest
any amount from so cents up per
month. E. B. kreis. secretary. 1922
State Bank Bldg
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CARD OF THANKS.

WE WISH TO THANK OUR FRIENDS
and neighbors for their kindness and
sympathy during our bereavement, the
death of our baby son. and we also
wish to thank those who sent floral
tributes. Mr. and Mrs. Haysbrook-
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~HE ladies of Greece counted their
age from marriage, not from birth.
= Many people today date their first
important progress from when they first
found market for their talents through
an AID in The Argus CLASSIFIED Columns!
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LIVESTOCK, POULTRY s EGGS

REGAL WHITE wYANDOTTEES AND
Aristocrats, Barred Rock Cockerels. IL
weeks old Splsndid birds. $3.50 each.
Bis Tenth street.
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FOR RENT

ohices recently occupied by the
Sinclair Oil Co.. especially adapted
for firm desiring a large amount Of
space-or will alter to meet smaller
requirements. F. K. Rhoads. Rob-
inson Bldg.
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PHONE n. I. las AND ASK FOB
A WANT AID TAKEA
roR sAiR-CIrY PROPERTY.

FOR SAIE-tITf FROPEkIA'
,1SrSrp SAYS MUST co THIS WEEK.
Modern SIX rooms texeept tub, three
lcts plenty of fruit chicken ySrd,. nee
car line. 50 500. easy terms o. less
for cash The James A Moran Agency.
3I5-316 Safety Bldg r. 1. 800
We HAVE RooMY LITTLE FIVE
room house IN pleasant location, IN
water, sewer. electric light and toateS
that We are offering az $@.-uo' s-9V
down and $50 per month
Fine bungalow with double garage
aud driveway Of paved street Your
contractor via admit that TINS oeas ,
tifuI modern home cannot be duplicated
for the price OF $4,000. ~ which II u
We have Just listed one of The city's
finest homes complete IN every Ap-
ro,ntn,crt and IA a very desirable iOc1-
ton. We are enthused over this house.
its arrangement. its many pretty lea
lures and anxious to show Il 70 our
friends 1t is priced below SlO.oOo aad
-hut-wsit until you see IL -.
Eight room modern home with hot
water heat Large lot Paving paid
THE JAMES A. MORAN AGENCY.
3Ik-3I6 Safety Bldg. Phone R. !. 293.
Realtors. Auto and Fire insurance,
Lot. HILL LOCATION. R. l. $50 R 3.
oNE-HALF ACRE THREE LOTS
Thirty first street ami Eighteenth Ave-
Rue: two fine lots. FoTtIeth street anu
Eighteenth avenue; one large lot' Elsht-
/ eenth avenue and Thirty second street
small house and lot, Twenty first ave
! nue. and Twenty fifth street Charles
| UIlemeyer. Phone 2 ! STA =
| 1921.
FOR SALE: DOUBLE HOUSE. SIX
rooms all modern. good condition, close
/ in locat4rn. Price 1880. E-s& b. Heal
tors. Ii State Bank Bldg.
FIVE ROOM COTTAGE ON HILL. SMALL
payment down. balance like rent. Phone
| 464JK
N 8O25 TENTH AVENUE. LARGE HoL-
low tile stucco house. Has everyth- NJ
40 to date. II. K RhoAds. Robinson BHis
MECHANICAL ENGINEER
I ~ T60s or MEC4GN1CAf, DRAW
| ings made. Jgg and Fixture designing
/ specially Ideas developed. E B,
MichaeIis Mech. Conslts- Eng. associated
with W n. Haskell, Patent Attorney
6o9-610 Best Bldg. Phone r. L Tb6.
FOR SALE
/ Cottage, five rooms, modern.
we'll located. Price $4,000. Terms
$500 down. balance by the month.
Bungalow, five rooms, modern,
new, good neighborhood. Price
$4,000, $500 down, balance like
rent
House, six rooms, Semi-modern.
nice lot, close to ball park, $4,000,
terms 81 400 cash.
]. j. Gruske
AGENCY
420-421 Safety Bldg.
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THE ARGUS CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED-NALE HE'LL.

BOY TO CARRY MORNING PAPERS
on hill. Must have a bicycle X. l.
News Agency. 1905 Second avenue
EXPERIENCED LINOLEUM LAYER
wanted for temporary work only. Ad-
dress $. w" care Argus.
YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BE INDIE
psndeht and prosperous. become our
special representative. Sci goods In
constant demand. Particulars Tree. The
Bacorn Co. Elmira> n. Y
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WANTED-AGENTS.

YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO BE INDIE
pendent and prosperous. Become our
special representative Sell goods IN
constant demand Particulars free. The
Bacorn Co., Elmira, N Y.
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PROFESSIONAL ATTORNEYS.
CYLINDER GRINDING.

HIGHCLAsS WORK. BLIESENER. 1917
Third avenue. R. 1. 4o7-
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PAINTING, wALLPAPERING. ETC
KANTED-SkLESME-..

sALEsMAN WITH CAR TO CALL ON
dealers with lowest priced cord and
fabric tires. 500 and expenses. Cres-
cent Cord Tire Co., Plymouth, Ind
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wANTED-FEMALE HELP

w AN LII L AAAI AA
HoUSEKEEPER BY WHOEVER WITH
S-year-old girl; young woman preferred;
no objection one child. Lady with
means not barred. All letters conn
Dental Address K. T. care Argus.
OFFICE GIRL APPLY PALACE DYE
Works. 1914 Second avenue.
HoUsEKEEPERS. COOKS. MAIDS, COL
ored girls. stenogrsphers. Bergman In
formation Bureau, LOG East Secona
street. Davenport.
GIRL FOR GENERAL House WORK.
No washing. 240S Seventh avenue r.
l. 90
EXPERIENCED GIRL TO WORK N
confectionery store. 1897 Second ave-
nue..
COMPETENT MAID TO WORK MORN
ings until after lunch time. r. l. 429s.
NURSE GIRL APPLY NO. .. AVALON
apartments.
GIRL Or WOMAN FOB GENERAL
housework. Good home TO right parry,
| R. 1. 434O.
! SODDING, GRADING. R. I. 1854.
+ AT ONCE, FIVE LADIES TO TRAVEL.
| demonstrate and sell dealers; $40 to S7o
| per week. railway fare paid Goodrich
Drug CO., Dept. S0I-G. Omaha. Neb-
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WANTED-MALE AND FEMALE.

lege students christian ProtestanU
Must have sincere character and be
energetic Opportunity for permanent
work and for rapid advancement. Reply
fully. Address R. G." care Argus
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LODGE DIRECTORY

5434 Jas. C. Wright, secretary. 2o2s
Seventh avenue. Phone &. l. 3l17.
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u. s. W. v.
United Spanish War Veterans
meets first and third Thurs
DAYS OF eacH month at 8 p. m.
In Memorial Hall. Court House
George II. Ciapper. Commander
William f, Frey. AdIutani-
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FOR s.LE-mIscgLLANrous.

! FURNITURE. GAS STOVE. RUGS. IL
brary and dining tables. X. l. lo-o-
TIT Nineteenth street.
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CIT PRoNIEs DELIVERED FOR DECO
ration day. Order now l. h. DAVIS
r / 4645-L.
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n POST NO. \ zoo
3 e gular business
meeting wiz be held
the FIRST Tuesday
each month All ex-
service men vel
come. Walter a.
Rosenheld- Command
er; d. B. BerEQuist,
Adj.
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OGE NO. sos, I. o. o. F
Meets every Thursday even
ing at Odd Fellows temple
on Fourth avenue between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth
streets. Nelson Judd. N. G.
william Guidenzopf, R. s
ursday of each month, initia'
rec. first. second and third de-
following Thursday.
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WANTED: YOUNG MAN WITH AUTO
that is interested in vaudeville and
dramatic work for small towns. Have
a GOOD thing. Will go 5000. Address
''93." care Argus.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WASHING AND IRONING FOB A FEW
families. also rough dry Washing, laun-
dering of curtains a specially. no InH-
teenth street h. L. 2o43.
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USED GAS RANGE WITH OVEN. REA-
/ sonable R. l. 4659X.
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No.. II. o. l..
-'sK ISLAND AERIE NO. 956, FAAIEh-
- Order OF Eagles-Regular Tnectinss
arst and third Tuesday of each month
= Eagles home. Fourth avenue anu
twenty first street. John MoilneiIi. " :
- aus Eoxty-si1th street. Phone D. l.
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meter Sano, 10000 &ilogramm
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