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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

March II. 1912. entitled AN act % amend
ami rc-caact section II Of an nc. approved
January 20. lsss. entitled IAN a:t 10
amend and re-cnact an act entitled an
act TO incorporate tho town OF South
Boston in tho county of Haitian: referred
20 the Join, Committee on Special. Pri-
va;c and Local Legislation.
MIR. Booker: 8. r. No. 2t;--A bin I,
validate the issuance of S200. 900 OF bonds
10y tho town OF South boston. Va, and
Ia authorize the issuance az the same:
pay the !n;eres, on said bonds and pro-
vide for a sinking fund: referred to the
Joint Committee on Special. Private and
Local Legislation.
Mr.. Epcs: $. II. 40. cii--A bill re-
hitting &c revenue and taxation; continuing
tho State Tax Board, aud providing for
the appointment. Qualification. compcn-
shtcn and term OF ofiica to its members.
prescribing It's powers aud duties: pro-
viding FOR the assessment "f property for
taxation and the supervision and cuuaii-
3hton %! assessments. and prescribing the
powers. and duties OF certain officers per
forming son:c duty In references TO the
taxation OF property: abolishinE local
boards of review now organ.zeh. and
providing for the constitution OF local
boards q! review In their stead: prescrib-
ing the powers and duties Of such boards
and making nh appropriation To carry out
the provisions o! this act and repeating
sections @?i3. 22li. and 22i5 OF the Code
OF Virginia, and al! other acts far as
tho sam" ara in conflict with this act .
referred To the Committee on Fina nee.
Mr.. Epns; S. II. No. 2t5-A bin TO
amend and rt-cnact am act to provide
how 4 charter OF "a town granted BY a
court may be annu!ici and repealed. up-
proved March I. 1920: referred TO the
Joint Committee on Special. Private. and
Local Legislation.
M"srrs. Downing and Hooker: S. II. No
c<G--A bill 20 give counsel FOR defendants
IN criminal prosecution the right TO make
sta'cn"n: before the Jury on the sub
I"ct OF the concluding argument of the
attorney for the Commonwealth: referred
TO the tomr.itt" for Courts OF Justice.
MIR. Mills: =. Is. No. 2t7-A hill tc
aggregate the subjects OF taxation as be-
tween the State and the localities and -
repea! iLl laws IN connict herewith; re-
;crrei TO the Committee on Finance.
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BILLS IN THE HOUS.

IN" following were presented and re.
f"r5nl und"r rule -.
TO The Committee on Appropriations:
i'| Nh Hall and Nj brown u! Lynch
"nr-A bill To provide 'or tho appoint
ment Of \ commission on Stat" and county
government prescribing It, ppE-r- and
duties ND making an appropriation there
To the Committee on Agriculture aaA
Mining;
hy Mr. iicncy--A bin to amend and
fe.HEHct an act entitled an AZ, to ctc-
az" hnh inn!ntain "a state board \ crDI.
pest commissioners. and to define Its duties
hna powers approved March 9. 1900. aI.
proved May 8. 1903.
To IN. Committee FOR Courts @. Justice
BY Mr.. Dotsoa-A bill To amend and
re-"nac, section 1870 OF The Code OF V!r-
sln!a as amended BY an ae, approved
ny Mr.. Dotson-A hliI TO amend and re-.
enact an act 10 provide :or the use OF pro.
baton and tho suspension o! sentence
ing Tor the appoin;mnni OF probation OH :
cers and defining their powers ann duties.
approved March Is. 1915.
To III" Committee on Counties, Cities
81 Mr.. ccmnrs cby requ,sp--A bill
| 20 require tn" several boards OF super.
visors OF the counties OF Virginia. and tho
district school board. ana the county
toral board OF each county or district or
their Successors. to publish or cause "a
cc published In nom. newspaper In their
r"sprctiv" counties or, ~ none, in some
adjoining or nearby county. tho minutes
In dc;a!! OF Tn" meetings 81 Ss;d several
boards and Of tho names o: the members
thereof voting FOR or against the same.
and 10 enforce tho Performance Of the
duties hereby cuJolned.
To the Committee on Finance:
by Mr.. Fuller-A bill 10 amend q nj 10.
enact an act to raise revenue for the
support 81 tho government AMI public
!roe schools and 10 pay tho intcres, on
the public debt and 10 provide A special
tax !or pensions AS authorized by section
lSJ al the Constitution. approved Aprll
IL. 1903. and acts amrndntoiy thereof. by
adding "a now section To be known a,
section ttI-2. imposing "a tax upon the
transfer az death OF tho personal property
q: nonr"sidrntS, and providing penalties
FOR the violation OF this section
TO tho Committee on Roads and Internal
Navigation:
Hy NJ. snell-.N bill to amend and re-.
ennct section or an act to provide FOR
the Issuing of county bonds for permanent
road Or bridge Improvement in the r,taEis-
t.rlaI district OF tho counties OF the State
and repeating NIL acts IN SO far az tn.
same in conflict herewith. approved
September :. 1919.
TO the Committee on Special private
ana Local Legislation:
iIy Messrs. Gray al Washington. and
DcFr!cc"--A bill authorizing the school
county or Washington. to borrow money.
not To exceed SIa.00o. for the purpose
OF paying of the existing Indebtedness of
said district.
By Nj. Craft--.A bill to amend and re-
enact sections I. Q, and 10 OF an act Ia
provide for the issuing OF county bonds
for The permanent road or bridge improve.
men,s and upkeeS and maintenance in tn.
ma g.s,erisl districts Of the county OF
Scott. approved March IL. 1918. ami
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PORTSMOUTH CARS
ROCKED, WIRES CUT
(ContInued From Tirst pnrn,

CONTINUED From First PngcD
p. NJ The public was warned not
to assemble in groups.
Two cars were rocked this morn.
ing In daylight attacks, ono of them
In Cradock and tho other In Pin
ncrs Point.
Three Youths Arrested.
Three arrests wcre made tonight
in tho Port Norfolk Precinct. when
thrcc 15-ycar-old boys wcro taken
into custody. two of them on charges
OF stoning street cars, and tho third
for placing torpedoes on tho tracks
All cars havo uniformed policemen
.on them,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

The object Of this petition is 10 at
tach | Mccormick binder. double
row corn planter, "Hoosicr" grain
drIll. lime spreadcr. = two-horsc
waepns. ! Mccormick mower, = gray
mules ana lot OF hay OF - tons,
all OF which Is located on the farm
oi -. j. Norphy. near McChanlcsvillc.
" Louisa County. Va. In the custody
Il Mas t!oi~hrr, and subject the same
10 tho payment of debt Tor s2CG.53
IN" by said Morphy To said petitioner
aud To subject such other property OF
said Mprrhs on said farm az may
10 r"c"SNnr! to pay said debt.
Nnd an affidavit having hccn made
"nd HE'D that the defendant. ". j.
Morphy. Is not resident Ui the State
"f NtfSIHie- ~ il ordered that hc do
appear within ten days after due
publication hereof. ana do what may
-" necessary To protect his interest
In this suit. Ana II is further ordered
that a copy hereof be published once
= week for four successive weeks in
the Richmond Times Dispatch. a
newspaper published in the city Of
Richmond. and that n copy he posted
at IA" front door OF the court; house OF
this county, on or before tho eth day
~ February. 1922. that being the next
succeeding rule day after this order
was entered.
y copy--Tcstc:
+. Il. PORTER.
GtHGoN. GORDON G. CpaNtE ,
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ARBUCELE WILL FACE
TRIAL FOR THIRD TINE
Movie Actor Welcomes An
nouncemcnt After Jury
Again Disagrccs.
lBy United NeIsl

SAN FRANCISCO, Fob. 3-Roscoe
Arbucklc Will be tried again-thc
third timc--for the death OF Viz
ginia Rape. motion picture actress
This is the announcement OF Dis
trict Attorney Brady. following the
dismissal of the jury in the second
trial. when agreement was found i'm
POSSIBLE. =. y fovty-four hours OF
deliberations.
strangely enough, the big comedian
smiled n the news. He is glad Of
the opportunity. for IL the State de-
cided to dismiss the case. IL would
mean that he would never again be
able to appear in the pictures of
America.
third trial and the possibilities
OF acquittal cheered him.
We'll. IL that's the case. better
luck next time" he said. I'm get
ting used TO being tried.
Brady said 1t was his manifest
duty" TO bring Arbuckie to trial
again.
The jury was obviously governed
III its deliberations by the evidence
and In the cnd tried to arrive at
u verdict based on the evidence sole
ly." he said.
In spite of my own personal con-
Nictions. my intention has been to
be guided by the opinion OF the ma
Jority. Had the majority been for
ncquittal would have asked the dis
missal of the case. AS the jury stood
ten TO two for conviction. 1t is my
manifest duty to try this case again"
The defense announced it was
ready to go to trial Monday. \ date
Tor the now trial will be ~ then.
The announcement that the jury
stood ten 10 two for conviction was q
distinct surprise. az II had been re-
ported that u,r majority was for
acQuittal.
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Continued From First pageo
Captain Boutwell, made a favorable
impression upon tho committee. In
;ecutive session the joint committee
voted To recommend that II tax of
. per cent be levied on the earnings
OF each pilot annually. same TO he
paid bimonthly. remittanccs to be
made TO the Auditor OF Public Ac-
counts.
oppose Registration BflI.
Mrs. Kate Langley Boshcr and
other prominent women appeared be-
fore the House Committee on Priv
ileges and Elections Yesterday after
noon and voiced opposition TO the
Bill which requires Il new registra-
zion OF all voters in the State The
opposition was centercd on the hard
ship encountered in getting the
women out to register. The COM
mittce voted indefinitely to postpone
action on the measure.
Favorable action was taken on the
bill to provide for the installation
of voting machines. and one Of the
machines will be placed in the House
OF Delegates at the opening of the
next session of the General Assembly
for examination and inspection of
the lawmakers. so that they can
better make up their minds relative
10 the use Of the contraption.
Colonel Joseph Button. state In
surancc Commissioner, appeared be-
re the committee investigating
state offices yesterday. lie gave the
committee complete details as 10 the
operation of his office
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04

designate In the ordinance prcscrib-
ing jitney routes in the city, and
provided also. that tho Council OF
the city OF Richmond. in time OF
strike or other emergency may au-
thorise temporary operation on any
OF the streets of the city by jitnoys
or such other form or method OF
transportation as may DO found
necessary during tho time OF such
strike or emergency.
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North Side
Moss Side Ave.

strictly modern stucco home: eight
ihrGs ro"u2 bath, gas electricity.
hot water heat, polished doors. large
closets. back porchcs. laundry tubs
and concrete basement. owner leav-
ins city and will sell below market
pro" Tor quick sale. Terms can
hc arranged 10 suit purchaser. See
IS ~ once about this.
MooREFIELp & BLAKE. INC.
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amended By an act approved March 20.
1920.
BY Sir. DotEon-A bill to authorize tn.
board OF supervisors o! wise County TO
establish IA home for women and girls
convicted OF certain oHcnses
BY Mr. Wlik!ns-A pi!i 20 allow the
qualified voters OF IN. ci;y Of N.wror,
News. Va. TO nominate candidates for IN,
Council By primary election.
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Gorhonsv!llc Farmers Cooper
tive club. Inc. Plaintiff
against
w. J. Morphy and Max Floishcr.
n II ~
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DispLlii CLASSIFIED

n THE CLERKS OFFICE: OF THE
CIRCUIT COURT of THE COUNTY
OF LOUISA, oS THE Esd DAY OF
FEBRUARY, 1922.
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HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

ltev. Fred II. Chonuult. pastor of
Broad Street NJ. l.. Church. South. Of
forod tho invocation when tho House
was callod to order at 12:06 o'clock
yesterday.
Senate Communications wero read
and reports OF House committees an
nounccd.
Clerk Williams announced that on
Monday night tho choral society
from tho Virginia Normal and Indus
TRIAL Institute would xiye u concert
program In tho House ut s o'clock.
The Rulos Committee announced
that tho SESSIONS would begin ut IL
o'clock y. NJ. until further notice.
Senate bill No. 81. relative to life
insurance policies. WAS passed by.
Various House bills on their second
reading woro advanced to engross
ment and third reading. Chief among
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-04
$4,000

LONG AVENUE
WEST OF THE BOULEVARD
Scvcn-room brick residences: FUR
mace heat and in good repair. See
MOOREFIELD & BLAKE, INC.
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DELEGATES FAVOR
MEASURE CREATING
PORT COMMISSION

Continued From First PageD
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26

tor the conference convention. and
many replies. expressing interest
and the intention TO attend. have
oc"n received.
Among thrS" answers was on.
rom -. j rav"nn"r. aged az. post
master at philomont. MIR. Tavenner
Hrit-s:
Your Kind Invitation TO attend
IN" conference convention received.
!; would giv" IN" great pleasure to
b" with YOU all. but as ! have none
4" take charge Of tn. Office In my
absence. 1t will u" impossihl" to he
with YOU. Resides think | am n
mn" too old TO MAKE the trip. ! am
well into my cSth year. have been
aud forty Years. and hav" mad. on,
every money order during that ttn".''
Joseph W. stewart. acting post
c"rtjon committee. The personnel 81
tho Richmond Chamber Of Commerce.
follows:
Auditorium and rooms T. G. Red
wood. chairman; G. f.. kautclt. y l..
bradley. Leroy Carter. AlEer {. III
lis Percy @. Ellton.
Press and icity-liarry NJ
i.awd"r. chairman. G. =. Eldrldgc. 7.
=. clphin, Thomas O'Connur. y. :.
Dinm'iddie. G.org" y Daily.
t'inancc-zW y. Melton. thurman:
q I. Robinson. George ". Hurkcrt.
" II. Ham. Ge"rg, =. childrcss
Er'ertainmcnr-W Ross south
ward chairman. w =, burnett. LII
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precautions ~" taken at the time
the order ia placed.
Encourage b"rrl"pmcn< ~ H~soursrs
To encourage TIA" development az
the productive resources 81 tn. col
ony' IN" government ~ M"zambia,I"
mas issued decree. according ,n a
report from Consul Cross suSp.ndIng
me import duty Of per cent ad
vai"r"m on machinery for sugar
estates imported Into tn, Dls,Iicis
, OF I"urcuc" Marques. lnhanbane
anu M"Ianbipu" before June 30
WV IN" importation ~ such ma
'hlh"rF INTO T"tc and ourliman.. the
"'h"r districts of tn" colony had al
ready been duty free.
published notice. in tho Common
"oauth Gaz"tt" that tho special du-
tcS authorized 10y section .iCh,
humping "HcharG"' duty). II tho rus.
toms tarin Industries prosorvationD
h'' VIII he applied TO pianos aud
l"ncy leather purses, invoicod At
's.td. each and under. ~ German
origin, and brushwa,e "f belgium
origin. The spcctiai duties author
lzch by section nine dumping pref
"rence hutyp, are 10 he applied to.
fhcrhhnical toys. dolls. cotton gloves
d"ily thermometers. and All Eau
h"-Co!oGnc 1.-TWO ounce .!ze). Press
studs nt Austrian origin have also
been added TO this list
Richmond exporters handling
building materials have several cS-
c"ptionhl opportunities for blk sales
according 10 Information reaching
The Richmond chamber Of Commerce
th!s week. To alleviate The distrios..
"'chSion"d by the fact that bombay
mas SO few houses that there is but
one building for every 223 persons
OF It's l.i15.to6 people. the improve
men ana development directorate. 81
h"hlh"N mas arranged for the CON
Stu"'lon IN tn" city and on tho
island nearby OF 10000 houses. Al
II" fhte or I'VE persons TO a house
| including children. these houses viii
| provide Tor $50. 900 persons or oue-
nm % IN" ciiy's "ntir. pres"n, pop
h'"t"h. The program provides a
Time limit ~ years with tho cree
''"n ~ $500 houses by tn. clos.
"' i'E9-&5, after which the nurnh.r
VIII d" increased uutiI provision IL
| made Tor 5000 each year for lao5
80 ''-' MIL owners o. bombay are
! also reported as having r.c.r,Iy
| "iiit 1000 I.Hcm"uts fnr their EN-.
! pi"y"s win 1000 contemplated for
! h" near iu'ure These scheme. arc
LING rapidly aided by Improvement
I ~ - "l4l runway -
mus cheap. aine material FOR build
Ing ''
h"rn"s Aires Sanction. Projects.
IN" municipal council %, Bu.nos
! H'r"s mas sanctioned tn. proi.rt "a,
IN" construction OF l0.p"O dw.lliuu
/ houses Tor employees aud workbench
I n" 'ompnn!a dc 'onstruccion.s Mo.
| H"Tnas IL 20 undertake the c.nstr,r-
! t'"n Of these houses at tn. IN. O..
'.""" "a year - minimum. Thi.
Nh"uih -" o' interest to- American
! '""nHIho iur"rs "f builders hardwnr.
say" Consul General Robertson. Kac-
| nos AaIr-s
Thr"" thousand buildings ar. In IN.
! coNr'" "i construction Ina Mexico chs
! "t present, This activity j. attribute,
] !" IA" "riio Of TIA" government /,
"N"mpting from All taxes houses con
/ 'iruct"d for r"u, und" rc.rtain con.
! Hli!"ns' SAYS Consul Newman. Mexico
+ '4'F. IN ar"por, 10. the D-pa r,men, o!
! Commerce.
i.ii'i" lumber Is being imported Into
eastern Belgium, partly on account
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-11-26
LOCAL EXPORTERS OFFERED
MANY SALES OPPORTUNIT IS
Field, Whole, Will BE Interested in Recent Tariff
Rulings, Believes Commerce Chambers
COOPERATIVE Office

Although Richmond exporters gem
crafty ar" offered number OF sales
opportunities this week. particularly
along machinery lines, the local c1-
porting field. az a whole. pcrhaps
VII be more Interested In brief
summary Of recent important tariff
rulings, believes the cooperative Of
hce 81 tho Richmond Chamber o
Commerce. The, Chamber now -
Keeping all local firms Interested in
exporting their products thoroughly
familiar with conditions and suies
opportunities abroad.
In speaking Of recent tariR rul-
inrs. officials az the Chamber las,
night pointed out that some Amer
lean Shipper have reported trouble
with 'tp order" shipments 10 San,O
Domingo wher" a practice had de-
Ncl"ped "f allowing cunslgnees TO
obtain possession or the shipments
without presenting indnrscd bills Of
lad'nc. Learning OF this situation.
tho tariff division ~ ia. Bursau Of
Foreign a:a Domestic Commerce. De-
partin"nt OF Commerce. took tho mat
ter up formally with The Dominican
authorities through the Department,
Of state. with tho result that cir
cular order has been issi:s,! rs VIII
Ham T. ruiliam. general receiver
OF cuS,ins for Sauto Domingo which
provides tina, an Importer desiring
10 obtain delivery Of TO order
shipment when documents are lack
Ing must FIRST prove TO the salts
faction Of tho custUuS authorities
that TIA" merchandise. belongs 10 INN
ANA execute 4 bond. coun,.rsigncd by
t"o hanks. for sum equal 10 30
per cent Er"ht"r Than tho value OF
the incrcahndis. Involved
View Inv GU t">tI,n~ md Ports.
Informal assurances have, now been
received that 4 new .aw on customs
and ports haS been pr"pa red hs the
genera receiver OF customs. wh.ch is
now receiving the consideration OF
the provisional government recent
~ Installed aud which Will max"
statutory IN" provisions OF the gem
crHl receivers order.
From R-rlin comes m" report that
tn" law concerning artiHcial sweet
'nius substances C!-I.ssstorg.s"tz).
has been pat into cm"c, as from DO
toner !. 1872. IN" term "SIcsStuif'
includes all s"""t"nlng substatlcns-
greater swe"teninI capacity, hut less
nutritious value than pure beet or
cane sugar
This law prohibits tn. manufac-
iur" ~ such sw"etvuing Substances
'h"ir use IN the manufacture. OF
f"odstuffs. aud tho lmrorta,iou. or
sal" ~ sw"ci"uing Substances ar
io"dsturs. aud Tho Importation. or
sale ~ sw,c'"niuv Substance. or
f""fs'"nS containing such sub
stances
H. a -
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or adverse exchange conditions, partly
because the patriotic people wish to-
await deliveries from the Belgian
Congo. Insects are destroying the
forests Of Saghalicn. the island which
Japan inherited from Russia.
Items Of interest to local exporters
among III" miscellaneous Information
reaching IN" chamber during the last
week. include:
rap"r-Th. Finnish paper trade Is
reported picking mp. Prize" advances
ar" expected shortly. Exports OF
paper from Finland In min" months
of i"22 nav" been ijs. 500 long tons
Ch"mi"alsJ Owing to rrcssur" Of
German farmers. the German govern
m"rt has authorized the importation
Of POO. 900 tons at Chilean niirai"S
Commercial Attach" Iui"an Arnold re
ports that china j. becoming an In
creasinrly good markc: for chemicals
Foodstums Tn" French wheat crop
is now estimated ut 235. 900. oa0 bush
els. which is Gn.OCo."oO under con-
sumption requirements: but certain
savings will r"iiuC" III" necessity uf
imports To about S0.0oo.nOo bushels
Nono "f tho information here given
has been heretofore published IN amy
form. The numbers uiciix"d I" tho
trade opportunities list hcluW refer
20 c"niid"ntial Information regard
ing Tn" particular Inquiries To OBJ
tain tho confidential Information. IL
is necessary only for American OK
portorS 1" apply 20 tho Eichmond
Chamber nf Commerce. giving num-
hers OF the inquiries in which they
are interested,
Argentina.
1867. General representation
Australia.
iarS. Autos and accessories
43rG. S"eds
1895. Wire for fencing etc
H~lEium
400. Fats for tho manufacture Of
soar
1915 Flour
'I3if. o,lse"i catce
1885. Fork products.
'3'5. Sup.r phosphate for foun-
dries
BnltIr Provinces.
1850. Tractors. Agricultural !mple-
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m"n;s and machinery.
Cnnn,in.
sos frw"r plant and equipment.
1895. Wooden eases for packing
tins Of Kerosene oil. 5000 desired
T. o. b. Scattic)
1855. Automobii" accessories.
1855. Rubber tires.
43i'. Construction material.
4aa7. Flour. Egypt
4u3 Flour and wheat,
1852. Lard.
iioi. Paper pulp.
Germany.
iio5. Lard
4io5. Msnts.
i%7G. Corn.
'iAli. c"ttonScod oil
'i+i5. Flour.
t37.. ;&:i. 1900 and iii5. Packing
nous" products
hungary
AIS. ONO" supplies aud stationery.
Ireland.
aaaG. Agricultural implements.
e ia@". Hardware. household and
buIldin:
;a"n. Chemical
1870. Pants and varniSh,s
'i37H. Sumt.r giinDnS machinery
inciud,ng wiz" screens for sitting
purposes.
''352 and $50. Automobiles AMI
accessories.
.lnpnn.
'f37" Agricultural implements and
machinery.
Mexico.
i35I Cigarette paper.
Nororru.
1885,. Flour
1885,. Wheat
New Icainnd.
4ilI. Foodstuifs and groceries,
N"rwny.
iili. Leather. upper.
$40. Cotton goods. hosiery. shirt
Ing. ribbon. etc.
Palestine.
1873. Automobile accessories
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s'332. Motor cycles and accessories.
'ii"2. stationery
Spnln
'">'. si""hin" for the rcc"ndition-
iUG OF worn and fiattoncd electric
car "h""la
49,. Machinery.
south tfricn.
1850 General merchandise.
>umntrn.
'''N E""hiuS materials: all kinds
iioN Pants
sweden.
1880 Food products. including
meats wheat corn. flour. sugar, cot
foo. "ir
i3il Machinery and machine tools
i'''' kuhucr h"lt!ug and hose.
ruGna.
iii'. ALTERNATIVES and accessories.
i'i". Leather
'ii". steel structural and wire.
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Their I. Matthews. II. +. Floyd. Lyn.
ton Is. Lloyd.
Program ana badScs-E. l.. Field
chairman. W. Il. Vial. c. l.. Hartz
j. u. Thompson. Earl Curtis.
Registration and Cards-J y
Pierce. chairman; f.. G. Lowry. r.. II
harfoot. 7, r.. Whitlow. rcuton Nc.
Rain. V. =. Sricrs, Henry Gcrmel-
man. Julian f. Green. Il. y. Monseli
!. i"dScy. Joseph Lowry. Harry
i. Brown.
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JAMESTOWN. y. Y. NOV. %. irh,
Warner block, nve-story srist
building with seven stores op no
ground floor and cigar factory ami
tcn"m"nts above. was dcstro,sd 'r,.
ir" last night. The Ave spread acruas
Main street 10 the Brnadhcad BgEd-.
ing and burned out a lar-e dry St'rd
store and Il restaurant next "a trS
Erie Railroad. The loss was estimated
at more than 100000. -Four nrerr, a.,
wore Slightly hurt.