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HUMPHREYS HoMEo; MEDICINE GO.
cnrner William and Ann s.sssts, Nsw YORK.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FRANCE WILLING
TO PAY america
ASSERTS TIGER
G L Z M EN- CEAU MAKES
FOURTH OF SERIES OF
ADDRESSES HERE
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
AMARILLO RAILWAY STRIKERS
FIND VERDICT FOR RAILROAD
ON WHICH THEY QUIT WORK

against th' railways they could never.
.e'r.s REINDEER an and impartial yer.
N.'
The attorneys Con %, raHro,d com.
ary announced hey would take tho
I.st s.N mon ON thr list The plaiu,iff-
attorney t0oh three pcmptorv ,hali.n.
r.s a WU ui sN was chosen from IA,
Ist Dl strikers The evidence wns IN.
reduced arAuWcnts made aud the iurv
retired to consider their verdict ana I'D
hc uttcr surprise ~ the court attaches
promptly returned into court f, verdict
t.r ths defendant railway commnv and
'udt'u'nt was entered accordingly To-.
f0uirH'r attorneys stated they w,r, mot
surprised li fhD verdict considering th.
uru's'ues. with which th. supna. div
hostile iur uicd and disposed of th.
"asr.
The .tsr Ion question was Caus. No
,22 ,n Justice Arharts Docket. sty.
led i.HtneS Farmers CuOperaiive -
cty ts I1uhandls a santa y, Railway
Company Plaintiff was represented Nv
o g. runtuo, and rrrd a Howard
while thr drf,adam was represented
h' the Orm ~ Madden Truloye. Rvbuuu
a iipAin and WAKES "a Madden
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
DYER BILL
RESULT
Democratic
FILIBUSTER

Ny Associated Prss
W WASHINGTON. dec. s.-Success
crowned the lillbustrr of s-naie
Democrats against the Dyer antilynch.
Ing hill today when Republican Sena-
tors in party caurus voted to abandon
the measure completely.
The Republican majority acted after
the Democrats. b what y generally
conceded 10 have been one q the most
efficiently conducted fgh' ters IN the
history oi the senate, h.d prevented
the transaction At any business for
the fourth consecutive legislative day.
The Obs,ructlonist tactics of the Demo.
Gratis moreover WERE threatening more
than a thousand presidential nomina.
ii0ns. which u unconfirmcd by Mon.
dry noon. when the soecial sessions
ends. must be- again submitted.
The Republican caucus was preceded
10y "A conference attended by Senator
Lodge u Massachusetts the Republ.
can header Curtis Kansas the Repub-
can whip. and Senator Shortridge. Cali.
fornia. In charge OF the DYER bil.
senator Shortridgo. who has been IN.
movable throughout the flhustcr. was
understood 10 have agreed al this con.
ference 10 allow the fate - the hin TO
be- decided by "a majority caucus
Debated : iicura
The Question ~ abandoning tha
musl,rc which vr~ tasscd tW tnc
House. hst sassiou was debated in the
caucus FOR tvu hours. 20 is understood
q small minority holding out Tor q con.
tmuation Of the rrht Tho final dccis.
ion. however was tp direct senator
Lodge to inform tbr Democratic lead.
CTS that the hll would br pushed no
further either no th, special session
or lI the regular session converting
Monday This mwus tho death ~ the
legislation which th, Democrats have
attacked Js 20 force hur and 1s ln.
d.yidm.
Tic decision Republican LEADERS said
after Do, caucus VIII permit connrma
tiou ~ large uumhDr of pending
nominations lt session Of the senate
Couv,uWg tt 'u O'Clock Monday. Two
hours u advance 90 thr meeting of
Congress bon regular session Among
these nominations Is that of Pierce
Butler of Minnesota to hy an assistant
Justice of the supreme count
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Railway employees 81 Amarillo demon
straied What attorneys term unusual
honesty ana fairness. for any class r'
men. hs Friday when thcy found
verdict .u favor ~ the rauwa, fdr which
they refuse Co work The jury which
tried Do. cas-, against the railway and
sound a verdict fnt d. was ,omr. sod oi
railway employees oui on strike There
was pending la ono of the local Justice
Courts a damage suit for loss of cnn
against one of the railways culruug
Amarillo The ease was Co De- tried o. f.
iui' The constable returned into
court "a ist Dl o. jurors summoned hv
hf# ard ON examination 40 the panel @
~ss found that 600 twelve uf a., iuorors
were furm'r cmuluvcs ,f 10, several
90 hads 20 Amar ilo who wen, sIu out
tn strike
The suEgvtsoin was made to 'hc lt.
inrncNs for the defendant railway that
u they would make q motion tu qussh
ihe entire panel The court would grant
ihe moii0n They declined 90 make such
q motion and pruaeeded tD test nui tho
irrN as To- their qualifications az furqs
~ iwcsv ~ ths pan answered that
d''-iaie lhe fact they were uui GA strik.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
HOUSE TAKES
up DAUGHEHTy
FIGHT MONDAY
KELLER WILL co BEFORE
COMMITTEE AND OUT.
LINE CHARGES

BY Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec chairman
NuIsi,ad announced tonight that the
House judiciary COMMITTEE. would
meet boz open session Monday Geo give
Representative krllar. Republican.
Minnesota. au Opportunity GO present
800 detail thr charges col. which hr IN
asking Jpr Impeachment OF Attorney
General nlushcrtN
THE hil ut particulars forwarded To
the committee y,struda, by RcprrSru.
taiive Keller Wen, considered inform.
ally 40 q conference ~ several mem
beers today, but 200 action was takyn.
Nj NuIstcad said the committeeman
merely had read over the document in
which Representative Keller set forth
fourteen particular grounds .n sup.
port ~ his Impeachment chars,s
% was Indicated at the prm.tw mt
81 Justice tonight that th, Ht.ru,,
general would have uU and complete
reply iU make to thu Keller charges
hnt Thar h' had uot yrt completed his
examination uf them
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FIGHT STARTED
TO GUST TULSA
COUNTY OFFICER
ACCUSED OF MISCONDUCT
AND REFUSAL TO EN-.
FORCE DRY LAWS

ny Associated lrcst
TULSA ukA. uoc e-CUnmI vs.
kug. assistant stnt, attuu,, general
600 h.tlIf o tn, State % oklahoma.
Hfv tull. tI,d petition m district
court s.,Nnf th. removal fr.m Office
90 " b. SpNt.. county aff.ur. t
Tul1 county
kiIr petition uD,u~u,s S,lEt. g..
official misconduct uui neglect mI
rD'u.I. t' ,nfur.. the prohibition and
u.nu criminal statutes a. tb, state
u' oklahoma
Particularly d.d thr petition cite tf.
statement credited tu S.as,r tf.
effect th.' ..u ll ls am concerned
.uH un f.u down fh, street. No
'ae .'F U' Tulsa and du.re th, r..
mlnd'r ui hs term of Office be- would
".t attempt io ,rtHrg oSugh laws
I' This statement th, petition CON.
'nI.d h. has ht this action openly
Hri nu'H-.nIslN encouraged persons
within Tulsa county 'o NJulat. th, pr..
"..'." HWs AVID ..I such person. 'H
'-H,.. that h. would nor pru-,.ut, Cor
Violations ut OBJ, pr.h.bfIun laws
ITO. removal OFF tnr county aft1rr..
.Harf urf' sub. t.u, as a herring
.Hr a hHI un fh, charges preferred
I.'-tllff.U 90 S,aNrI. conduct
us uUl.r.l IE Governor = D. A.
I.H'a 's"r Through Attorney General.
~H" a,f. FHus " Boyer state
..rH.nf..e'..f t-lm TuI4i count.
IiU complained boo at,i,erlm ta rr.
...fr.. OF Ssat,rs dismissal OF
.t-s. .st.r-t accused t..ato.- % tH.
I.u.I laws
last Tuesday >av.r dismissed 90
'".n IHu.I .Is'~ and Justified bis
action Dos statement n which Do.
ODD" Jared tf. people 600 NOT want pro.
'..'I'" HrI am n.t goug tu cram
something down th,1 hrUats thar thay
a' r.f want u0ycrs complaint was
H.t. Dob tH, .u.,rn. uu W,du,s.ll,
Assistant Attorney General King ar.
rived h.r, Thursday and Frdty rarr
"r .Hsr'' DIE Inquiry with ..rt.r
,H.. nlIH sat,r
sub .tH' to this conference
S.ar,r auu.o.d h.s original eNpaaa
.. NfI tn. declaration that tr, 4V
. POD. uUs.r-sI.u uf Uru.r .
'tIh".. vas inadequate. th5t Do,
.."t r.t obtain conviction. undo. fh.
CONTINUED s% PAGE TWO
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
ALL WASHINGTON
JOINS IN TRIBUTE
TO JAMES MANN

w Associated Press
WASHINGTON Dec Funeral
services. simple. ne he lived. were hello
ir una hill of the House tudly Tor
pmos ~ Mann. who Tor upwards ~
- years had .xertrd there his great
influence az leader oi "a, pocplc
The President viDrprcsldcni tho
,lhnot the supreme Court the dipio.
matte corps men representing the heads
~ the army and navy. the senate ana
House and q host Of friends high ans
b. inined in nHv.nr tribute such
az H. paid 20 few mca nowadays iu pun
%, htv
Tonight the body 90 the House Vet.
'ru". lud warrior uf many q Legislative
battle was on It's way home 90 Chictg.
tor burial under escort 90 congrcs.
f.oral delegation composed of his col.
',,vuos from luinuis and friends closest
o. him in his work.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
FORMER MAYOR SUES TOWN
AND KHAN FOR $4,000 AS
RESULT OF RECENT FLOCCING

other sl,cei member OBI. ... ra.lv
NH-. raw., arr uukuoNu t. OBJ. r'an
moo Ih. .'i'ipn asks thlt f.. tVo 10.
... ~ ls he compelled ly che
...rf 'o reveal thcso names
SOM after thr VHiurnE ut ~.r..fI
.'". Chem m'tor OF Liberty. Benefited
prominent in CuncrtiliD. offered fe.
ward f ST. aoo througa Fort >rutt ~
..fs .o. uftof that tbe ku kiuN Khan
500. I,-IHu-i'lr tur IN, act
Sntf Imam Recently moved o. No.
watts. pAh thus making Dc possible 10
sa, u federal vourt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
z ARE KILLED
when SANTAFE
TRAIN D!TCHED
NUMBER REPORTED MUIR.
ED RESULT OF WRECK
ON PACIFIC COAST

~ Associated Press
BAKERSFIELD. CAL Dec 1.-Two
were killed and number injured
when Santa Pc passenger train SO. %
from san Francisco Jumped the tracks
about five miles out of this city az Q
O'Clock this evening Wet tracks are
believed TO have been the cause % the
accident The engineer GOO the train
was killed hut his name ls not yet
known. Charley Molcy. mail clerk ~
san Fmncisco. Is reported 90 have
been KILLED. Louis SIuid.ng also
mail clerk. has been taken to the
Mercy hospital here bldly injured
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
THOUSAND
CASES BOOZE
DEPORTED BY
PRO AGENTS

BY Associated Pres
NEW YORK. Dee. s.-Outspeed.
Ing the police tug Manhattan
which had been ordered 20 over.
take her. the Cunard Liner Assyria.
tonight flashed past SANDY Hook
and headed for scotland. carrying
with her SOS eases Of whiskey.
departed by federal prohibition
agents and two deputy sheriffs al.
legged TO have been kidnapped while
executing an order 20 seise part ~
the cargo
When the Manhattan gave chase
the AsSyria already was well down
the bay ON her way b. Scotland. The
police beat was under orders Of
Deputy Chief Inspector Cahilane,
a. whom the sheriff had appealed
for aid.
The deputies had gone aboard 90
execute q writ % replevlng against
the 1000 eases. issued In behalf of
the ilph Drug Company. Prohlbi.
ton officials refused o. honor the
writ. threatened 60 arrest the sher.
IFS deputies; placed two prohibition
agents aboard 90 guard the cargo
overseas and the Assyria pulled out.
The chase 10 the Assyrla lasted more
than an hour When the Manhattan
empty handed. returned TO her berth
Sheriff PerCiyAl Magic and a score of
deputies with as many prohibition
agents. customs officials and attorney.
FOR the Cunard line. We're waiting for Il
Sheriff Magic Immediately announce,
he would proved with the case on IN,
bases that the Assvrias captain ha,
deliberately "shanrhni.f the denutie.
Disregard Threats.
The missing deputies were Iarr,
Rooney and a.. 4 Nich0lai who wen
aboard with Under sheriff " r FtR
simmons They found the prohibition
agents already then, with the custom.
officers bat d.sryrlrlug threats ~ ar
re-t 10 ans of th, Wh.sk,p was seized
Rooney ana N.Dho'l. had The hatch GOV
efs removed and descended into the
hU.l
They discovered The liquor beneath
toms af other nteht which 10 would
fIs, H1His t0 remove.
Ait'rne> Takes Hand.
Meanwhile. according % Under Sheg
.t EEmwous Allen +. Foster attor
fE '1r tfe cun1H Limo. came aboard
Ue consulted with John a Murphy
tIi .. tr. federal agents detail. then
Informed tE. deputies Thar the Assyria
u..l 500 r h# lu hour.
~rra 'ae u..w hlI been continually
B." OBJ. .s'o.. ~ th. customs the sher
Ht t.l PHI. I. slIgU1n. Fovor and Muir
3D.. SOFA F'r-.Huaus The uudcrsher.
H .sH.aU,.I Rooney and Nicholai
Ur H- ORDERS remained below with
Or. .rer
1n tta wra'. so ty Foster the yes.
e.. slipped Deer .n.- and noated away,
III. passengers lined The a.I. cheering
soon afterwards tHr faces ~ Rooney
Hri N.h.a. appeared among them and
.F." HH..I .I,r.. when under shsr
f. rr-mr.H- yelled stay with IN.
Assn WI r.t SOU" Fitzs.mmon-
a...r' FL. .#. H1.ns division OF tho
r.. r.r..t aba his story and
Oh. Manhattan ..s .n the chase
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
ALSO CALL
ON HARDING
To RELEASE
PRISO NERS
Nv Associated Press


Nv Associated Press
WASHINGTON. Dec. PLANS Tor
promotion of progressive sentiment and
policies throughout the nation were
made to-day q, the concluding meetings
oi the two day conciaye oi progressiVes
called by senator I.aFollrtie. Republi.
can. Wisconsin. aud Representative
IiuddleSton. Democrat. Alabama. under
the auspices Of the Peoples Legislative
service.
Resolutions declared for continuation
Tor the new progressive movement
which h to hc actively translated into
legislation through the bipartisan pro.
grcssive bloc OF Congress formed yes.
irrday were adopted during two sessions
today OF the public conference and al
dresses were made by dozen leaders
IN liberal movements
Officials Played
Presentation of detailed legislative
and economic program was not at
tempted, hut speakers al tOday's open
forum" and al the closing dinner tu.
night proposed multitude at reforms
and flaycd past and present govern.
mcnt officials and policies A feature
of the dinner tonight. attended by
about soc persons. was another attack
upon Attorney General Daugherty IL
Samuel untermuyer. New York ot.
torney.
senator laIu.iettc presided over thc
open sessions to-day and spec, he's were
delivered y, President Gnmpors ~ the
American Federation ~ Labor, Gov.
ernui Blaine ot Wisconsin senator
Norris, Republican. Nebraska. senator
hrookhart Rcpublicau Iowa senators
elect Wheeler. Democrat. Montana and
Frazier Republican. NoIth Dakota.
ana Representative Frcar. Republican.
Wisconsin aud Sinclair Republican.
Nurih Dakota
Want Prisoners Freed
RESOLUTIONS adopted unanimously hv
thr convention declared that tho
movement was "non partisan and de-.
signed primarily Co promote urugrrs.
sNe legislation. Other resolutions called
tor extension of the dirrOt primary
including adjustment ct az, electoral
college and direct popular election ~
president ana vice president Another
resolution called upon President Hand.
ing a. RELEASE immrd atrlt 'ail speech
prisoners The conferences declared.
however that 10 was impossible n a
single day to formulate complete
legislative aud economic program
appointment hy Senator laFulrtfe
~ q uon.partis1n committee 60 provide
flr nat unal cooperation 81 progress
slvos was suggrsted At %, same
time date FOR calling another con.
f.r,ur, ~ progressive, was I,f tou,u.
hut Senate. LaFulIettr announced that
e conference OF Progressive, governor.
would D.. held next January.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
TiN Suit llrar,ng Set
Wy Associated Prs-a

AUSTIN DrD The suit brought
8 fhc state agtiug the Iuml., m
ud iip'hu. Company fur ,h, recovery
q approximately $4,000 ,n rr.-. rr.
'r.pts tN's and penalties TODAY WIS
s"t or hearing next TUESDAY u 90, INA
sis County district court The su' vii
Do" test cts" Uf the validity uf the
rruss receipts uN law
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

~ Associated Press
UHEr swift kI.- I. T..N
ooU. ~h..tImsr U. N.N. UsH far
u,I ma,oI eff IUarf, A.r-.. '..'
-.T f. $50 H0H dlH.Ie.. ..I.|.' .."l
Dor. uiay against f1. .'t uf i..|r'v
sni th, D#u.,tUe k1 k'H, kar or.
SANITATION Tho sut .s fn. r.s.t 90
fhc aosgur oI Nr S,H,f.m1u Uy %
masked hIuI rrrfrfIt
Tho p.tt.un include. Frank n ner-
nri $500 De- HH.Er. I- ..t,'Uf- .f klln
" -lti fu Is CO., Can.,EIHr trau,-
oi ths In kluN Khan C,orer Wet
Nhp O. Represents Io br secretary and
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
CANADIAN MAN IS
DENIED BAIL RESULT
OF MURDER CHARGE

Sueclal 10 The New
CANADIAN Tevss. p.-e Jim md
trs0n WLo with Nof,a Gidlen. and
Hugh Howell b. charged with robbins
nd kill nc Catarino MARITIME. near
canadian on NUs was given su evan
ining TRIAL today before country Judge
stephens and renamed to iau without
lond TIN three defendants have made
conversions aud an appeal viii b, made
10 Dsiri,i D lse Ewing in hohalf u
Jam Anderson
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
IDENTIFY BODY
AS ARTESIA MAN

Hy Associated rross
SEMINOLE Texas Dec The body
.. mH found murdered IN Gains
,.s"N ae hg.u Identified as that ~
lw II.Hn 90 Artesia y NJ Rro,her-
VrI, tI,e o. identify him by his teeth
rri pIrt. of his clothing. Cowbovs
an1 'h' h"ly. 40 ARRESTS have BEEN
rfIs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

city, that various Officials Keep ~, q,
been made IN the paying out IT Vario
was paid iw the Sanborn Block on VIII
The re1ori follows IN iull:
W the grand jurors Tor the Sep.
TENDER term Of District court for the
y'ar 1929 hre leave to make this our
final report
We have been .n session total ~
7i dlyF have examined 1873 witnesses;
returned ~ true bills. 80 of which are
Tor irloulrs and 90 OF which ate fm
misdcmpnura We have either made a
thorough investigation Of every appar.
ont violation 81 law coming under our
Jurisdiction. ur We have left u In the
hand. n, DO" prop.r authorities 10 So.
ihni OBJ" spirit ot the law Dee carried
ont
We have had the hearty cooperation
W 10th the county and the city officials.
and We are glad To- say that We have
found law violations NJ minimum in
Potter County
sheriff Commended.
We wish Co commend the shcrifrsN
department 90 Potter County and ths
police department OF Amarillo Tor their
deficiency 100 handling criminals. yea
there h. one criticism We desire 90 max.
in regard 90 the handling of warrants
We have found a few cases where meni
have been placed IN Jail az Migrants
without Il carful investigation and that
n this waV innocent rarties have beer,
lmposed upon We will say. however.
that anost of these misiae,s have been
madt hv special peace Offlc.rsiand not
the regular county or city Officers. n
Is a serious matter % accuSc an limo.
cent man 81 being vagrant because
be has NO money and place him in jah
without giving him chance 20 prove
Uf lunoceutt
We have examined the iau and ana
.toi everything has been worry well kept
and thc prisoners 8rt reasonably We'll
taken care ~ except v. found some ~
Pie H,Ilug Boo Ha1 condition. but We
are rhl tU report tAlfr'w bedding hal
-etly hsru uu',vifn t.t, tha place ~
this unfit bedding We found % fow Boz
stances wher, prisoners have H,.r kept.
m u '.rr.r thHn they should hutuH
""n s,Hf This condition .aHu have
'ser du. 90 th, congestion .. SOM, o.
Oh, courts
Farm Run AZ Loss
We hIyp mad, SOME investigation
600, County tHrm arI 1rH chat % l.
.u .. 3D.. N.,r.. U, aN... s. 1000 r,I
aurm g. Tnr, County N Nu mol.
m,r'.. f.. .sH criticism. .#. m,.,H
I.. ..' 'i.. ,N..s TN. .f.I.rl. ~
M. .. ..'r.r q. CONTROL n'
'It, .u. f.. Ht......f- . f.,
county
w hl,, found 1n almost uuhrl,,
able condition ,Nistinu hrr, Whrrr
Spoiled m,lt, and crocrric, have been
,nld prum>,uuu.h This t. bring done
De-, ,omc ut N, Vhul,.>li, HOUSE, ~ wei 4
a. thu retailer aud the I.ddlrr M ~
ar - W. have been abb o. learn most
If thss, ,iulltpr, hlN, plead guilty and
have paid fines W believe the pure
i,od law should b, rlgidN enforced and
the MAXIMUM Tin, imposed When The
~ j. violated
Count, Book, Audited
w.. hlt, made. r.f.." '...Ir.
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Prince Pound Guilty

LONDON, pec Prince Andrew
has hr'n sentenced 20 perpetual hanish.
mont hN the court martial sitting M
Athens. according 90 Reuter- dispatch.
In addition he Nlll suffer degradation
ia the army.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

RAPS AND COMPLIMENTS Are
BOTH HANDED OUT BY GRAND
JURY IN VOLUMINOUS REPORT

Compliments and both administered in
The
which week
The grand q q has reno
that officials
been the tina
paid in the >ann ioch which Municipal
III reiu allows In uI,
The New York herald., 1922-11-15
SAVINGS DRAFTS HALTED.
withdrawal of Postal Depositi
Are Now Checked.

WASHINGTON. Nov. 14.-Postal saw
lngs deposits November l aggregated
s134.S37.o00. the Post Office Depart
signs OF returning health" noted in
operations of the savings servic, during
October.
Withdrawals for October we're largely
offset by increased deposits. notably In
west coast cities. but the balance at the
end of the month was given as $7SS.000
lower than September 80. The depart
ment's announcement. however. said
that Withdrawals, which have charac-
terized several previous months. ap-
parently have been checked.
The New York herald., 1922-11-15


ourin make this
THE MOST IMPORTANT SALE OF FINE
furnishings THAT WE HAVE EVER CONDUCTED
Magnitude embracing quantity and
quality ofA Objects and merchandise of unusual character merit
high standard and desiraby would meet with the approval
and hearty response of all interested Fine Furnishings
We We're Not Mistaken
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Carefully Merchandise Of Kno~n High sanndnd
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Selection of Great Scope and Interest
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LAMPS DESKS
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DEPENDABLE ORIENTAL RUGS
Horco size $195, 200, 1885, 800
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