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The Washington times., 1922-04-21
RAIL BONDS LEAD IN
SMALL TRADE VOLUME
BY MUNR0E ROBERTS.
tcopyrisht. is2a. by Cosmopolitan News
service.)

(Copyrisht, 1922. by Cosmopolitan New'
service.)
NEW YORK. April Awhile
the volume of trading in the listed
bond department OF the stock ex-
change was somewhat contracted.
price tendencies were upward and
n number OF new high records
were posted. Interest centered In
the railroad and local traction Is
sues and new high prices were
recorded by the I. r. T. refunding
fives at GIN. Third Avenue adjust
ment fives at 57, New York Rail
ways first fours at 80. Rock Island
refunding fours at So; Hudson and
Manhattan income fiyes at 50;
Baltimore and Ohio, Erie and
Chesapeake and Ohio issues were
all higher, the convertible 4h's of
the Chesapeake selling up 1% at
IS; ST. Paul as of 1925 sold at
S1L; while the convertible ANS
were up one-fourth at TN.
Mexican government bonds made
a good showing, the 4 per cents
selling up one-harr at So while the
SIS advanced to 6s1a.
Liberty bonds were firm but
failed TO make any general adj
vance. The first R 8 sold at $s9. 40;
first 4K's at Ses.S0: second 4A's
at $g9.52; third AVS at sss.70;
fourth AIS at sss.Ss; victory s%'s
at s100.7s.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
CAR CONDUCTOR
ADM|TSk|LL|NG
GIRL IN CHICAGO
QuarreIed After Visit to Room,
he Says-Wife III in
Hospital
BY international New. Service.

CHICAGO, April 21.-Thomas
Roach, street car conductor. con-
fessed today to the murder OF a
woman. as yet unidentified. whose
body was found In a dilapidated
moving van I'm vacant south side
lot. Roach was arrested within an
hour after the body was discovered
by two boys.
Roach said that he lift the woman
on the head with club and that
he and negro named Russell
Mosby dragged the body to the
vacant lot and threw Il into the
van
Roach met the girl on the street,
he said. and took her TO his room.
They quarreled and he Killed her.
He said he did not know her name.
Roach Is married and his Wife is III
I'm a hospital.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
PRICES DRIFT UPWARD
IN SLOW MARKET
BY w. 8. COUSINS.

is2a, by Cosmopolitan News
service.)
NEW YORK, April 2i.-whiie
lacking In the exuberance that has
characterized the trading In the
previous days of the week, the
stock market was uniformly strong
and active throughout the after
noon. The main drift OF prices was
upward and numerous industrials
and specialties moved forward into
new high ground.
After selling up to 13s In the
first hour, American Express ad-
vanced 4 points more TO new
high at 142, Pullman scored a new
high at 127% and Brooklyn Union
Gas pushed through par for the
first time this year. Baldwin
showed an advance of over 2 points
at l1sh. Gulf States Steel at s6h
was 4 points from its high mark.
American Telephone and Telegraph
made an advance to l2M and
Willys-Overiand preferred sold up
1h TO 40. White Motors topped
It's best previous record and sold
; Wilson q Co. moved up to s,A
~ SssAHes Nhich Has atlftDuttu
10 ne reports that some sort Of an
sffnaation OF the packers is under
way. Wilson charged Off heavily
Tor depreciation last year. and
earnings now are on the upward
trend, ~
Geaerai Motors was taken In
thousand-share blocks at I3, AMI
Hupp Motor sold up 1 Il TO a new
high al is. rejecting the improve
fcent In automobile trade. For the
same reason studebsker was ex-
ceptionally strong today. selling
up to a new high. The motor
truck division Of the market was
featured by the advance In Mack
trucks common TO Az. while tho
preferred moved up az points to
new high at 81.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
HOSPITAL
PA TEN
JARS ON
DIGNITY
Arrest Finally Enters inco'
herent "Speeoh"--ooes
Back to Institution.

The Supreme Court of the
United States was thrown into an
uproar today when spectator In
terrupted argument being present
ed by attorneys and started max
ing stump speech"
Looking straight at the robed
justices, the interloper's discon-
nected and almost unintelligible
remarks astounded the court.
justices Sit Helpless
The Justices for a moment were
helpless.
]. Sharply ordering the man TO dc
sist, the presiding justice then APP
pealed to the sergeant-at-arms. That
official, however, was looking on
ashast. 1t, was a problem he had
not faced IN many years
A fun minute had passed before
attaches of the court had gotten a
hold OF the situation and led the
talkative visitor from the courtroom.
Missing Hospital Patient.
Taken TO police headquarters I'm
the Capitol, the man gave his name
as Nathan Solomon. II developed
that he was a patient In the United
States Public Health Service Hos
pital for tubercular patients at MT.
Alto.
solomon, II was said at the hos
pital. had been missing for the last
two days.
without making charge against
him Solomon was sent back TO the
hospital
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
OIL TANK BLAST IN
CALF, INJURIES 100

Los ANGELES, April 21.-Nearly
100 persons We're injured and a
number probably fatally today when
a big tank of gasoline owned by
the Standard OIL Company en-.
ploded at Downey, according to re.
ports reaching here. Only meager
details were received by the police
and county authorities.
Telephone communication between
Downey and Los Angeles was cut
off by the explosion. delaying the
summonine of aid for the injured.
All available ambulances were sum
moned with surgeons, nurses and
internes to Downey from here.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
BAPTIST UNION PLANS
DINNER FOR MAY 2

The first banquet OF the Columbia
Federation OF Baptist Young Peoples
Unions, one OF the strongest religious
organizations In this section ot the
country. win be held at the HsnlSlin
Square Hotel, Fourteenth rnd X
streets northwest, on the ntght OF
May 2.
by A. Chester Brown ana Miss
Mamie Bishop.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
TWO coNcRESSMEN FACE
CONTESTS FOR SEATS

Official notice OF election contests
by John Golombiewslki. Republican,
fourth Illinois district, and Dan
Parillo, Republican, eighth Illinois
district, against Congressman John
w. Rainey and Stanley III. Kunz,
Democrats, respectively, was laid be-
fore the House today by House Clerk
w. Tyler Page.
Frauds In the elections were
charged. House Elections Commit.
tees win investigate.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
truck Upset IN Collision.

An auto truck, owned by Fay Joy,
1i12 Ninth street northwest, and
operated by Matthew Thomas. 1875 L
street southwest, was turned over
this morning whsn struck by an
automobile operated by Benjamin
Morse. 1899 Columbia road north.
west. at New Hampshire avenue and
l. street northwest
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
SEVEN AUTO PERMITS
REVOKED FOR DRUNkNESS

The District Commissioners today
revoked the permits of seven per-
sons who have been convicted Of
driving automobiles while under the
influence of liquor. 9~
Commissioner James f. Oyster re-
Gently directed Major Daniel Sui
livan to see to IL that the Police De-
partment used extra diligence In ar
resting persons guilty of this offense.
He also declared he would see to Il
that higher collateral was required
In the future.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
WEALTHY WOMAN DIES
AFTER NERVOUS COLLAPSE

CHICAGO. April 21.-Dr. Agnes
Weaver. of Saginaw, Mich, reputcd
TO be worth 500, 900. died here today
twenty minutes after she collapsed
in the Atlantic Hotel drug store.
She recently suffered nervous
breakdown, II was said.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
HOUSING SUBJ COMMITTEE
MEETS THIS AFTERNOON

A meeting OF the chairmen OF the
seven subcommittees of the citizens
housing committees win be held this
afternoon at 4 o'clock in the board
room of the District building. The
purpose of the meeting Is TO dis
cuss work being done by the sub
committees with a view TO prevent
ing duplication of effort.
Mrs. Eli A. Helmick, chairman OF
the general committee. stated today
that much valuable data Is being
gathered and that when the gen
eral committee holds fits next scs-
sion, a comprehensive report win be
ready.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
BRITISH AND YANK FIRMS
WILL DEVELOP OIL FIELDS

LONDON, April Alan agree
ment has been reached by which
the Standard OH Company and GER
tain British oil interests win CO.
operate In the development of the
British controlled Buchiovscoa oil
fields I'm Venezuela, according 10
report issued here today.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
MAY WHEAT IN RUSH
OF CHICAGO OPENING

CHICAGO, April 21.-General
rush TO buy wheat featured the
trading in the first hour of the
session today, prices soaring rapid
~ to gains of cents for the
May before the bulge was checked.
Deferred deliveries followed. 1t
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
Mrs. Carter Resigns.

Mrs. Thomas III. Carter today sub
mitted 20 the District Commissioners
her resignation as a trustee of the
Industrial Home School.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
LITTLE JOE PICKS EN-

FIRST RACE-Panaman, Tran.
tula. Jock Scot.
SECOND RACE = Enchantment.
Adventures, True Filler.
THIRD RACE = Rocket, Lucky
Ham, Caretaker.
FOURTH RACE = sStar Voter,
Broomster, Missionary.
FIFTH RACE - Exterminator,
Boniface. Polly Ann.
SIXTH RACE - Sweepy, King
John, Dark Hill.
SEVENTH RACE = Lucy Kate,
Trickster, Lazy Lou.
sBest bet.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
DUBLIN IS
GR|PPED BY
|. REBELLION
Barracks Attacked by Rebels.
Free State Troops Repel
Rebels in Fight.
ny InssrnasssDai News Service.

BELFAST, April al.---Snlpers
perched ON roof tops early today
attacked detschmenfs OF police In
tho streets OF East Belfast. There
was lively firing until an armored
ear appeared, attacked the houses,
and disiodged the snipcrs-
One Of the sntpcrs was wounded.
Irish Republican army troops
late this Aftcrpoon seixod the
Bunby wireless station In Donegal.
turning out the occupants, who
were Britisb naval officers.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21

common sense to newspaper
men at Genoa yesterday.
He expects real results from
the conference, does not take
too seriously the German-Rus-
sian treaty or believe that It
was intended to wreck the con-
ference.
He predicts that the confer
ence win produce an agree
ment Of all nations not to at
tack each other without long
deliberstion.
He believes the conference
marks the beginning Of Europe's
reconstruction. Before all, he
is hopeful, and hope 10 90 per
cent Of recovery.
Under the ocean. ovsr thou
sands of miles Of cable, comes
this from London; Fans will be
carried very big and gorgeous.
They will be trimmed with
monkey fur in strips, the fur
floating in the breeze as the
fan is waved.
What would we say of a
female monkey il she sat in
her tree, waving under her deli
cate nose strips of skin cut
from the scalp of a woman
with hair attached7 Mr..
Bryan, please note that today
men, descended from monkeys,
insult the monkey as often as
It insults the man.
Conan Doyle tells more about
life in spirit land, and renders
public service. After you hear
what he says you are recon-
ciled to this life and all its
sorrows.
One medium persuaded the
spirit of Madame Palladino, in
this life a medium, to come
back and see Conan Doyle.
The lady came, as You would
expect, throwing a tambourine
in the air, upsetting tables, and
making a little toy piano
tinkle.
In the spirit heaven you have
horses, dogs, and other pets,
says Conan Doyle. Presumably
also rabies. typhoid fever. and
other diseases that pets carry
with them.
Old men become strong. old
women become beautiful in
spiritland. Husbands and wives
that didn't agree on earth stay
apart up there.
After leaving this earth the
spirit goes to, sleep for three
whole days to rest the nind
thoroughly and prevent shock
on waking up in the next worlu.
What difference would three
days or three million years
make, once you are asleep?
When you wake, eternity starts.
where time is nothingi
II Is natural that puzzled nu-
manity. not knowing how It got
here. or what Is to happen efter
Il leaves, should ask questions.
But IL is amazing that any hu-
msn should be satisfied with
such silly answers and prepos-
ferrous impositions.
The red Indians at least mag.
fined a hunters hunting ground,
with dogs. bisons. bears. The
Conan Doyle spirit-heaven sug-
gests an eternal home for the
feeble-minded.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
BY DANIEL o'CoNNELL.
Int~rr.fisseI News srrvscs.

futrFxaxAoaoi Re6& brtStc$-
DUBLIN. April 2i.-With the
dawning of another day the city
Of Dublin had passed through an
other night Of terrific fighting be-
tween loyal and mutinous factions
Of the Irish republican army.
In addition to sporadic street
fighting. the mutineers again at
tackled Wellington barracks, head
quarters Of the loyal troops. They
were repulsed by the Free Staters
after several hours Of fighting.
Houses Used As Forts.
Two Republicans and three Free
staters were wounded In the nights
disturbances. In attacks on Well
ington barracks the Republicans
used nearby houses as fortresses.
In order TO disiodge them the Free
staters used hand grenades freely.
There was considerable revolver
firing in the streets throughout the
night.
News of a threatened outbreak In
Muliingar, County westmeath, was
received here today. Free Staters
attempted to retake barracks held
by Republican trops. They attacked
in armored cars. The barracks
withstood the attack but the court
house and other county buildings
were taken over and barricaded.
The situation In the village is tense.
New Faction Present.
A new faction was present In the
muddied Irish situation as q result
OF the announcement Of the labor
party of general strike for rs
hours Monday In protest against
ssillfary methods being used by
both sides In the present struggle.
The situation now Is deadlock
end the prospect is that the entry
OF the laborites may have some
effect in breaking IL.
Loyal Free State troops have
failed 10 put down military tactics
used by the mutineers. The mutt
neers in turn have been able to
make little headway.
Sligo News Plant Raided.
ny rnternstsonai News Service.
LONDON. April 21.-The office
OF the Champion. a newspaper ct
Sligo which is supporting the Irish
Free State, was raided early this
morning by republicans.
All the type In the office was
destroyed, according TO an Exchange
Telegraph dispatch received here.
Residents of Mullingar who live
near the barracks OF the rival Irish
forces have been ordered TO evacu-
ate, as the latter are preparing for
battle, according TO an Exchange
Telegraph report today.
The Cork branch OF the Bank of
ireland was rsided and robbed early
today, according to an Exchange
Telegraph report received here.
MufiDeers Repelled.
KINGSTOWN, April 21.--Muti-
ncers today failed in an attempt to
seize munitions on board the gun
boat Heigs, stationed In the hsrborl
here.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
Germans Quibbling
on Allied Demands
i'm Face of Ultimatum
BY s. ID. wEYER.
International News Service.

GENOA. April 21.--Germany, in
her reply to the allied note censur-
ing her for making a pact with the
russians, accepted expulsion from
future Russian discussions only on
those points already settled in the
treaty of Rapallo.
Premier Lloyd George had de-
clared that the Germans must either
ahrogate the treaty or accept COM
plete expulsion from all discussions
pertaining to an agreement with the
Russians.
ut would be quite In accordance
with the wishes of the German del
egation," the German reply stated,
III the conference should succeed
in general settlement OF the Rus
sian question and IL the German
Russian treaty might be embodied
in this general arrangement. This
might very well be possible
The German answer was signed
by Chancellor wirth. Rathenau
made the announcement and gave
out copies OF the note TO news
papermen.
The Germans entered long de-
fense OF their action In negotiating
the treaty. The note declared that
IL sne nau not fedcneu the agree
ment with Russia, Germany would
have suffered under the general
agreement, inasmuch as her repre-.
sentatives had been ignored in the
dealings to date In the conference.
Rathenau's Contention.
The German delegation thinks
that IL In right that they should take
part In the deliberations of the first
commission on questions correspond
ing to those already settled between
Germany and Russia only I'm case
their collaboration should be espe-
cially asked" Walter Rathenau de-
clared to the international News
Service. in explaining the German
answer.
"on the other hand" he continued,
''the German delegation remains tn
terested In all those questions re-
ferred to the first commission which
DO not relate TO points settled In the
treaty"
"The answer is a direct result of
Premier Lloyd Georges statement
yesterday that the incident In
closed" Rsthenau said. The an
swcr was also Inspired by a desir.
Z, further psaos Cancellation. IL
The Washington times., 1922-04-21

European item number two.
Pests are attacking the roses
that grow in the valleys of Bull
garia. at the foot Of the Balkan
mountains. The roses are used
60 make altar of roses. They
are grown in place Of tobacco.
Question of taste.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21

MIR. Harding's Wisdom.
Two Items From Europe.
Hope and Common Sense.
insulting Monkeys.
y ARTHUR BRISBANE
tcopyrisht. isss.D

scopyrisht. isss,
Mr.. Harding's debts commits
sion starts in to collect the bill
lions that Europe owes US. II
1t can.
More important Is President
Harding's earnest backing of
the plan to spend s35o.0oo, 900,
as a starter. on reclamation Of
land. with irrigation and drain
age. That wise spending Of
money. followed up persistent
ly. will give greater wealth to
this country by far than the
amount Of our foreign debt.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21

Two items from Europe.
zita. once empress Of Austria.
will soon give birth to a child.
The father Is dead. To the
island Of Madeira. where Zita
lives in exile, they have taken
csrtload Of earth from Hun
gary. The earth. soil of Hun
gary. win be spread out on the
floor of Zita's room, that the
child may be born on Hungarian
soil--with an eye to inheriting
the throne some day. 1t takes
more than a cartload Of earth
to make people forget SO soon
what royalty cost them.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
Sligo News Plant Raided.
by International News Service.
Mutineers Repelled.

ncers today failed In an attempt :,
seize munitions on board the gun
boat Helgs, stationed In the harbol
here.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21
CRAZY man HALTS SUPREME court
Racing
Results
Iavre de Grace Results

FIRST RACE.
The Washington times., 1922-04-21

Unsettled, this sftornoon
and tonight. Saturday fair.
with rising temperature.
Moderate variable winds.
Temperature 1T . =. IA, ~
degrees.
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
JAZZ


o. Nee 1ofA piat entitled The National Anthem"
aae4Far M eEeYprysent JAZZ music OF the day the
general cem0r4zataH Il society which the present record
holder the papers and magazines Miss Lauree Tay
W ps me part - The Young wife who approaches moral and
physical through close contact with the jazzng and flash
classes All tho Ills OF society laid at the door of
aue9pafed dance the Wild African OF modern
aanee Instrument and ne aarng axaphone All of which is
trs tT fetched saset preachers overlook dozen and
oi Che present rampant license In opinion
transition -tageth lack 81 regard Tor traditional deceney
transition which started before the which began with the
tr a Queen Victoria s. foRmorr Music o the savage sort
tray p for 81 revolution but sole cause
And reversal IS bound When does le the merry
aok Va predict thar viii romwel Cromwell
u. partanslaf severity
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
THE BONUS OF CONTENTION

The proving itself riddle the Repub
party well the Treasury Department
the members of the American
demand IS likely do much harm national finances The adj
rnraton promised the bonus President Harding
already postponed action lie cannot do again
without losing political prestige. tie would gain
kind prestige however with the business
the country he would show the postpone
while longer. Il will always remain riddle many how
why administration frequently remiss
injured and sick soldier should be alert the
cf the Legion for the question 81 course
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
PAINTING AND pERINc

II you are thinRn cleaning
house. howegie Bros. 40 your
painting ard paper handy job or
y cay For further inAtion. can.
Geo Reach, North Asa or Kow.
eTle Bros. r. . No. 3. 30. south.
hrsaEe Mas a.
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
BIDS WAND
CITY or PUTs

CITY or PUT
Sealed proposals Nlll Revived bv
the city Of Fatnam uui m. Feb.
raary 5th. is22. for n usporta-
tion q prisoners 70 Bro. Conn.
Jail
Bonds to the amount 1000 must
BE- furnished.
Proposals may be mair sent By
messenger.
THOMAS FAN.
- Clerk.
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
BOARD OF REF
NOTICE

as 81 The 3 Relief
OF the Town Of Putnam Neet Oh
"Wednesday. February lst22, az
the of.ee OF Joseph PIE IS entral
Block from 9 A. N. 10 T.. and
every week lay follow INK pt Sat
urdays. At the same PLACID hour
until further notice.
JOSEPH PLESS
FREDERICK WIZARD
FRANK II. SMr
3-tf Boar Relief.
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
SALE OF
JAMAICA GIER

on July lst. 1927. Jan Ginger
was put IN the same classyhiskey.
The only way in whic can be
lawfully obtained IS upon ysician's
prescription in exactly time way
that whiskey can be obtai Grocers
and other merchants hgo more
rlght = have il in theines than
;heg Hav, 10 have whisk
JOHN F. CARTER,
ProsecutLttorney
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
s00-YARD THREAD IN COCOON

A silk thread measuring between
500 and So Esrs. leneth may b.
unw0und frea5a cocoon.
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
- N. RAIsIEsT HOUR

fe4s q N Is said 10 BE- the rain.es,
hoag = the whole twenty-four
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03

FOR RENT

roS RENT-Six rooms and bath.
electricity, hardwood aoors. garage
4 desired. - Chapman straet
TELEPHONE Iss4
foS RENT-Garage 81 Chapma,
street. TELEPHONE 1914 3
The Patriots Advertising columns
conisin some g IFS Hsss news
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
SUGAR PLuMs ANCIENT SWEET

TIN most ancient sweets are sugar
s.4n .agar almonds, and burn; az
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03


r-e azs
40 -4''1 g. Ne'sf'i's's''
is from tae STAT
ea for ihe benefit
a- ne fancy priee
-m from Canada.
Bottled under govern
runs riHHst "Ha
ta- been from boston
ase Iar Gordon
9eot.a and re
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W. no'fi~. ana tHs
Ion t3fe -
p aPi..r- OF ~
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alats s.s
bottle a'-
z-a bottles
le#f -
asi a-.a 4a..aaze
'I.a, -'- from time
Atee .a nA.H eep.ass
- Pr. until 1f
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03

Pesos t0uef COINS ffoH tar
at started hack Sraa.
t0I. i4fst aa4, .iua.t
IF ~ ~ more tnau Hfe g.
IN hour Near South Wfrtfoek. i
bar. ttie burg doaJ H.H gla.
-. 81 blew tso tires an Is ale5
anu hal % make change in tfe aara
with the thermometer hitting better
thsn 60 below We sol help.
OPENED q couple of bottles and rot
fSed APP IN time
" mad PLANNED 10 as $ Johns
bary and cross into New Hampshire
4 that point. buf ~rt- aFne8 st oHv
81 the steering posts fo eut around
some other way as an enforcement
officer va, busy there We traeL .
roaa west 20 Barre That ,aae
town. some place. some pe5rI, sdme
policemen W we're just eettIHz
e. fHa piaee when ST. seildrd. BUMPED
q post and pat the left reas sHssl Is
the jans heap There WIS nothing rs
i tut d b. towvd rs .omrWhe. anil
@ anf So eoalI y, tNea ar
Whvn Reason speaks
N found tt.g bets
H-tfa g. reason. ae0ree M aat
family Portable aoaas aaaf
one u us stayed clos, e. tse Gar III
~ tat STUFF 200 valuable Il ae left
aleHe q Nolstead country. especial
Is stuff EAe FRAT 100 81 mon. proof.
al 81 Il. doub.e-aisalle3 and Bottled
under government supervision. r.
eryhody' honest. know. but also e4-
erybody through this desert Is getting
pretty thirsty. and ! don't know as Ia
call it criminal 90 gyp d nun runner
Of part u his load.
There was nothing bat trouble
from this point We ran into snow
flarries that made i impossible 10
drive with windshield up. and a
man couldn't stay at the wheel mere
than 20 minutes ". took turns AZ
lt and kept on coming. We get b.
hrookfeld Bethel Norwich and into
White RIVER Junction ard from there
Sept down the Vermont side of ths
teeHeste ss arcueh Bellows Fails
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-one-sa!f undivis@3 !,
terest n Ire ne tenement house
owned sy the late Dr.. 0mer La
Rue. located or Marshall street 10,
full particulars. inquire ~ Dawn
FLAGG, Putnaa. conn. &
Putnam patriot., 1922-02-03

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