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ance with this ordinance furnish
the owner or builder of such sign q
certificate setting forth that the sign
was erected in accordance with the
requirements of this ordinance, and
as Building Inspector he has approx
ed of the same.
Section s. That the Building In
spector shall charge and collect the
following fees upon the delivery Of
the permits and certificates:
For permits for signs having an
area of less than 30 So. It's 100
Having an area between so So.
TT. and 100 So. ft............ zoo
Having an area between 100
so. it. and 200 So. ft......... 400
Having an area between 200
So tt and SOC so. ft......... 500
Having an area between 300
So. TT. and 400 50. ft......... 1900
Having an area between 400
so. TT. and 600 So. ft......... 1900
Having an area over 600 50. 1T. 1000
Having an area of 1000 SO. it.. $500
And it shall be the duty of the
Building Inspector of the City OF
Absecon City to issue blanket per-
nit to any person or persons, corpo-
ration or corporations. who now hold
or may hereafter hold a mercantile
license, to conduct the business OF
advertising sign painting in the City
of Absecon City, which blanket per-
nit will authorize such licensee to
erect signs in any number whatso-
| ever, having an area of less than
! fifty square feet of surface, provided,
however. that no sign shall be plac-
ed or erected by virtue of such
blanket permit until after the loca-
ton thereof shall have been certified
| in writing to the Building Depart
ment and said Department shall have
approved the plan therefor and the
| location of the sign or signs intend
| ed to be erected under said blanket
permit.
| Section g. Be it further Ordained
| that any person or persons who shall
violate any of the provisions of this
ordinance shall, upon conviction
thereof. be subject to a fine in any
sum not exceeding one hundred dol
lars ($100) for each offence or viola
ton. at the discretion Of the Mayor
Recorder or other proper officer be-
fore whom any such person or per-
sons may be tried, and in default OF
the payment of such fine may be
imprisoned in the city or county jail
/ for any term not exceeding thirty
days, in the discretion of such officer
Section 10. Be it further Ordained
that all ordinances and parts of or
ldinances inconsistent herewith be
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AN ORDINANCE to regulate the
erection of signs in Absecon City.
Section l. Be it Ordained by the
City Council of Absecon City that no
structure to be used as a sign for
advertising of any sort, the surface
of which exceeds two square feet in
area, shall be built. placed. erected
or hung upon or from the roof or
outer wall of any building without
permit first obtained from the Build
ing Inspector.
Section .. BE it further Ordained,
that before any person or persons
shall erect or cause to be erected any
sign coming within the purview of
this ordinance there shall first be
obtained from the Building Inspector
a permit to erect the same
Section g. Be it further Ordained,
that all applications for permits for
the erection of signs shall be accom-
panied by detailed plan or plans and
specifications therefor, which appli-
cations. plans and specifications shall
be filed by the Building Inspector in
his office.
Section 4. Be it further Ordained
that the Building Inspector shall not
grant a permit for the erection of
any sign hereafter erected until he
has carefully inspected and approved
the plan, plans and specifications,
and Endorsed his approval thereon,
and has ascertained that the sign is
sufficiently supported to withstand
the wind pressure, and that the roof
upon which it is to be placed is ca
pable of supporting the load placed
thereon.
Section ). Be il further Ordained,
that the Building Inspector or his
assistants shall have power at any
time to enter upon any premises for
the inspection of signs coming within
the purview of this ordinance. If.
after such inspection, in the opinion
of the Building Inspector or his as
sistants, the sign is unsafe, written
notice shall be served upon the own
err of the premises, or his, her or its
agents, which notice shall state that
the sign has been condemned as I'M
safe, giving the reasons therefor, and
that unless such sign is placed in a
safe condition or taken down with
ten days of the receipt of the notice
that said sign will he removed by the
city or its agents at the owners eX-
pense. In any question arising as to
the safety of signs coming within
the purview of this ordinance the
opinion of the Building Inspector
shall be final and conclusive.
Section g. Be it further Ordained.
that the notice provided for in the
preceding paragraph (Section 81 shall
be served personally upon the owner,
owners. or agents, if within the linn
It's of Absecon City, and if not, by
sending a copy thereof, mailed to
his, her or their last post-office adj
dress, by registered mail. if the same
can be ascertained.
Section Z. Be it further Ordained
that after the completion of sign OF
signs coming within the purview OF
Section l of this ordinance the Bull
ding Inspector shall. if the sign OF
| signs have been erected in accord
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ENGLISH CREEK.

Officers will be installed tonight
when members of Mckinley Coun
Gil, d. of a, No. so, meet in L. B
hall. A request has been made
that all officers attend this meet
ing.
A meeting last week was atten-
ded by the following: Mrs. Stella
Townsend, Mrs. Minnie Bailey
Mrs. Reba Fennell, Mrs. Alma
Barrett, Mrs. Amanda Lee, Mrs
Ethel Giberson, Mrs. A. M. Lee
Mrs. Sallie Dennis, Miss Elizabeth
Scull, Miss Sylvia Lee, Mrs. Anna
Maria Lee, Mrs Margaret Shields
Mrs. Lizzie Lee, Mrs. Lizzie Den
mis-, Mrs. Anna w. Lee, Mrs. Ma
ME Steelman, Miss Caddie Lee
Mrs. Lizzie r. Force, Mrs. Jennie
Hill, Mrs. Emily Madden, and Mrs
Hannah McKeague.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Ingersoll re
Gently entertained DR.. and Mrs
Raymond Ingersoll, of Atlantic
City.
Mr.. and Mrs David Somers haG
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Shamrock, OF
Atlantic City, as guests Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Anderson and friends
of Ocean City. was guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Walter English recently
Miss Stella Kingston is passing
sometime with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. William Kingston.
Rev. and Mrs o. \. Lee, of Sa
lem, with their daughter, Rejoice
and her husband, are visiting al
their summer home, "Ye Ole
Homestead.
Claude Somers will build bun
galow on his property adjoining
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Davi(
Somers, on the Mays Landing
Somers Point boulevard.
Miss Lizzie Wallace has return
ed to her home in Philadelphia
after passing sometime with Mrs
Mamie Steelman.
Mr. and Mrs. William Force
Miss Lizzie Valance, Mrs. Mamie
Steelman and Preston and Edit
Force visited Mr., and Mrs. Alber
B. Hildreth in Bridgton, Sunday.
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Absecon SolOns
License Signs,
Continued from Page ~

A resolution will be drawn by
the city solicitor to keep dogs
from the streets unless muzzled
or on leash, and will be brought
up at the next meeting. The mat
ter of keeping all dogs from the
bathing beach was also discussed
after it was pointed out that the
animals scratched children when
they jumped into the water for
sticks thrown by boys.
: Councilman Reilly reported
that there was room enough be-
tween the sidewalk and curb on
Absecon Estates to allow the
planting of trees inside the curb.
Councilman Kurtz reported
that up to the present time he
had received no communication
in regard to Neptune Gardens,
The resignation of Leon Como
yer as tax assessor for the Sec
ond Ward was rendered and ac-
copied by the body.
A communication was read from
the State Highway Commission
in regard to stands and lights.
Such appliances must not halt
state traffic on the pike and the
Shore road in favor of local traf
flc.
A light was ordered placed at
the end of Natalie Terrace, a
blind street.
Fire plugs were ordered placed.
Two between New road and Mill
road, and on Ohio avenue. Two
will be placed on the White Horse
pike above the New road, and on
Wyoming avenue.
A motion was passed to author
lie the proper persons to procure
$11,300 for the Absecon Board of
Education.
All bills were ordered paid ex-
cept one sent in by Harry Matt
son. Jr., which is to be itemized,
to be paid on the approval of the
finance committee. Bills of A. j.
Craven and John King for side
walk inspection were held up UNI
til the solicitor gives a decision
as to who has the duty to appoint
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Announce Dates
For Dedication
New First Baptist Church
to Be Opened for Ser
vices July Ia.

The dedication of the new First
Baptist church has been planned
to take place Sunday, July II, and
Wednesday, July IA, it was an
nounced today by Rev. G. Wood
vine Ball, pastor of that church.
A program is now being arraNg-
ed, which will be announced early
In the week. Rev. Ball is plan
ming to make the dedication of
the new church, started over a
year ago, one that will long be
remembered.
When completed the church will
be another of the most beautiful
buildings In the city.
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NOTICE.

Pursuant to an order of the Or
phans' Court of the County of Attain
tic. made on the 21st day of June,
1926. Notice is hereby given. that the
2Sth day of July. 1926. at $50 O'Clock
in the forenoon daylight Saving
Time) at the Court House in Mays
Landing, has been fixed by said
Court for the hearing of the applica-
ton of the subscriber for an order
for the fulfillment of a written con-
tract made and entered into by
Georgeanna Knorr. late of the said
Atlantic County, deceased, in her
lifetime, 70 rthe sale to the subscri-
Der of a certain tract to wit: All that
lot. tract or parcel of land and prem
Uses hereinafter particularly describ-
ed, Situate, lying and being in the
City of Northfield in the County of
Atlantic and State of New jersey,
and bounded and described as fol-
lows: Beginning in the Northeast line
of Northheld Avenue four hundred
nine and fifty seven -hundredths
feet enthusiastically from the
Southeast line of the New Road and
from thence extending % Northeast
wardly, at right angles with North
field Avenue, two hundred feet;
thence CO. enthusiastically parallel
with Northfield Avenue. one hundred
feet to point in the line of a five
feet wide alley: thence go Southeast
wardly. in and along the line of said
alley. two hundred feet to the North
cast line of Northfeld Avenue
thence "a Northwestwardly, in an6
along the said Northwest line OF
Mortified Avenue. one hundred feet
to the place of beginning.
JAMES w. MARTIN.
c. c. Shinn, Proctor
ITO
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aRSFCON ORDINANCE.

AN ORDINANCE to change the
grade of Wyoming avenue in Abse-
con City.
Be it ordained by the Common
Council of Absecon City:
Section l. That the grade of Wyo-
ming avenue be changed from the in
tersection of Wyoming avenue with
Ocean Highway through its entire
length, as shown on map made by
A. III. Nelson, dated April. 1926, and
filed in the office of the city clerk,
Absecon City.
Section 2. This ordinance shall
take effect when and as provided by
law after its final passage and pub
LEGATION.
Passed first reading at a regular
meeting of the Common Council OF
Absecon City. New Jersey. held this
bred and twenty-six.
Notice is hereby given that this
ordinance will be given public
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the inspectors.
C. p. Hammell brought the mat
ter to the attention of the Council
as to the curbing of Natalie Ter
race. 1t was turned over to the
street committee.
\ motion was passed that A.
]. Craven be appointed sidewalk
inspector.
A. II. Hoagland was appointed
chairman of the meeting, and the
following councilmen We're pres
ent, Kurtz, Reilly, Cook, Town
send and Hoagland.
The next meeting will be held
July IS.
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w. C. r. U.

The regular monthly meeting of
the w. C. T. Z. will be held at
their hall on North Main street,
Thursday afternoon, at O'Clock
sharp. Mrs. r. ]. Frendlich will
preside. Delegates will be elect
ed to the Convention at Ocean
Grove on July 10, and final ar
rangements will be completed for
the cake sale to be held at the
Spalding drug store, Saturday
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and the same are hereby repealed.
and this ordinance shall take effect
Immediately
The foregoing ordinance was pass
ed at regular meeting of the Alb.
secon City Council after second read
ing and final passage, held in City
Council Chambers July 2, 1926.
HARRY H. CARTON,
President Of Common Council.
Approved
HARRY MATTsoN. sR.,
Attest
SAMUEL JOHNSON.
City Clerk.
Dated July 2, 1926.
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NOTICE..

Sealed bids will be received by the
Board of Education of the Township
of Egg Harbor, in the County of At
lantic and State of New Jersey, at
Bargaintown Hall, Bargaintown, New
Jersey. on Tuesday, July 20, 1926. at
the hour OF eight O'Clock in the eve
ming. Daylight Saving Time, for the
furnishing of all materials and the
performance of all work required for
the erection and completion at Far
mington, in the Township of Egg
Harbor, County and State aforesaid,
of a new school building in accord
ance with plans and specifications
therefor prepared by j. Vaughan
Mathis, Architect, Guarantee Trust
Building. Atlantic City, New Jersey.
The bids for said construction will
be submitted and received for the
branches of the work following;
tenn, plumbing system and electrical
system. in accordance with said
plans and specifications.
Each proposal must be accompa-
MED by certified check made paya-
Bile to the order of James b. Brown,
District Clerk, in the sum of $1,000
for the general contract, $3.50 for
heating, $3.50 for plumbing and $3.50
for electrical systems, which check
shall he pinned to the outside of the
envelope containing the proposal.
An decentralization bond will be re-
quired with a reliable surety compa-
ny, satisfactory to the Board of Edu-
cation in a sum equal to one hun
bred per cent OF the contract price.
Plans and specifications may he
obtained from the Architect. J.
Vaughan Mathis. at the aforesaid ad :
dress. and the form of bond and con-
tract required to be executed may he
examined at the office of the solicit
tor, l.. d. Champion. 81 Guarantee
Trust Building. Atlantic City, New
Jersey.
Each proposal must be Endorsed
with its proper heading or branch of
the work. and be delivered to the
District Clerk at the time and place
above mentioned.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids submitted.
BY order of the Board of E,duca-
ton of the Township of Egg Harbor.
JAMES B. BROWN.
District Clerk
Dated: July 6, 1926.
Printers fee. S5S.14.
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DECORATIONS

PAPERHANGER AND INTERIOR
DECORATOR.-No is the time to
have that Paperhanging done. All
the Newest Designs. Why not have
your work done before the Spring
rush and save money. Postal will
receive prompt attention. Edward
L. Hudson 623 North Main Street.
Pleasantville. II
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hearing at regular meeting of the
Common Council of Absecon City in
Common Council Chambers on July
10. ,.
SAMUEL JOHNSON,
City Clerk.
nntnl LILY. . 1906
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NOTICE..

I will not be responsible for any
bills unless contracted for by myself.
STEVEN VAN buren,,
Pleasantville, n. ].
July 6. 1926 Tues 30
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Are Winners Names Here or
will They Be Sent in Later i?

Miss AGe G Le9d s 10 F. T 9aEa st $500
Richard Leach Leach APIS S7oo
Mrs Rose Lake S97 Linden a6d0o
Mrs Ethel Loefler Pacific 80 zoo
Miss Florence McCaugran, Broad 'g 00
Miss Miss q1 ass N MS% s M3 fo's
Ms Horace s H 39 R7o6 o1 h1s 5000
S1ei Constance Peek s Broad $4,000
MISS MISS l1a in Reid 81 W. fremont 5000
Mrs phso 599 aIsv 8 S Mao 1900
F prot Waiter Russell Theatre 5000 99G
Miss Miss 6aris s@ih Trsn9n ,, 8 S S5sSS
Frank souder Charles 92o90
Mrs Mrs F F5@ smith 10 N Second 5000 &c"
Pr sPsl@ia9 il Main $500 $500
Miss Olive Schmidt S5as p 2S 81 Doughty d
Mrs Franklin Franklin Ave- o 2009
Miss Nj ra mnlte Tt2evie ao S. Main 5000
Mrs Tho~a so To@pf 6 FT vepoSs
Miss ariora woodruff 112 500" "99
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DISTRICT NO. 2.
ss @sSs S S5 @ sss % fess s' S4
Ms Besser Lnwood H. $500
MRS. MRS. Barrett RED (sculvle), Landing $500
Miss Lila Caste T%G s st. N SGF6aSa
MIS- MS 9 f 6 SN Nophfed 5000
and Pltney Ave.
Miss sally Dennis RED seuIyile Mays Landing 1000 1000
Mss ia qalashsr Nor} Rd snd jackson Ave 5000 5000
MISS Ssty GoaIfgs y imrroo5 ~ .......... 5000
MISS zppI ga ,qood $4,000
MISS hao DEN Tccn1yila1 MAYS
t1+o1nrt Ayo N0rfhaeld
MISS .iSlG ,,a Norbfo1d
MIS- MIS- MAIL So+ors POINT ........... $4,000
MISS rylN!a lfor1 ending
PEN. ru1or Torroca Norb6ed
MISS 1.tia Nae Iaosontyile 95100
Sohh w. W. in1ood $4,000
I,oIoa9 81, nTortbfe1d $4,000
Atlantic Ave Atlantic
anseo 'I,eh thsooon $4,000
MISS I rpa D. Wori,ee11 $4,000
otnany Crock Somers Point
Mrs Laura Strickland Terrace, Atlantic City 4zo0o
Mrs o''0VV
DISTRICT NO. g.
in
many prize
there are active ean6idaee fJi
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f,,.au etg NIot<inIav
(r,, FLORENCE Ave $1,000
- 1t1i tIarrison
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pnran fremont Ave........-....
- New Road 1920
- yTas1,inoton S5100
not
manager at once
in voting
will
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FOR RENT
FOR RENT -----------
Molerr, Hall Fer Rent

Stage, large dance floor, kitchen.
and dining room. Suitable for
any occasion Apply Mortified
Progressive League, Mill Road.
Mortified.
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morning, July 10th. A large at
tendance is requested.
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FOR department furnished;
two rooms and bath, all convenien-
ees. adults preferred. 205 Brighton
Place. u
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DRESSMAklk

RESSMAklNG
DRESSMAKING. - Mrs. A. Bowen.
cor. of California and Ocean Ave.
Pleasantville. p14
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CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISING
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Minimum charge. IS words or less,
Csc first insertion; 15c each addition
al insertion. Each word over %, first
insertion, 1c; each additional inser-
tion, one-haIf cent?
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FOR SALE.-S15 will buy one-horse
bolster wagon, good condition, time
given, with security. r. j. Somers,
Shore Road, near Asbury Ave, Lin
wood. If
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FOR RENT. : Furnished bungalow,
for two months, cheap. inquire
Mrs. OFT. 126 East Adams Ave. p36
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FOR T.-Furnished apartm mt.
l43 Woodland Ave. 50
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Y, and Help Dispose Of the Goods have hand:
Csc TABLE

We have arranged table on the
dry goods side, where we are placing
all odds and ends and broken lines to
close out. Most every thing found
in a department store has represen-
tatiye on the 25c fable. " nu-hayar
unrestricted choice of any article on
this table at
Sale Price 25c
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DRESS PANTS


For both men and boys; in the as
sortment, light, medium and heavy
weight kinds; all are good values at
our regular prices
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Seattle Ice Cream sS SSss ssre-ss Alaska Shop v
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MERRILL AND DAVIS EXPECTED ARRNE
 WITHIN FEN DlFS
CURTIS oREoLE TYPE PLANE WRECKED IN W8lAIENE--E
 RIVER TWO MONTHS E6o

Rov I. Davis and Russell H Merrill aviators are stin at Ketchfkan- but are expected to hop of for Seward within the next few days, according to advices received by The Gateway in today's mail. The aviarors arrived at Ketchikan some days ago f-ing an aewsmarine plane powered win E 1SO horsepower EispanoSSulza m0t0r but on account Of engine t-ouble were unable to continue the fighc untr re- pairs had been made. These have been under way since their arrival
 Lieutenant Ben Fl. wyarL 7r com mand of the Alaska air mapping HE- petition now at Ketchikan has placed the facilities of his repair crew H- rhs disposal Of Davis and Merlin
 A Curtis Oriole type plane Eh55h they had expected 10 fr north th5s year was wrecked in 1he W-lIiame--e river when il struck g submerged log while taking-of from the surface 0E the river and they had 10 purchase a new plane
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 Merrill and Davis plan co cR--- pas- sengers 0n sightseeing -1ps and -heE plane is also equipped with a camera for aeria- pho10grapby
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Redondo Sails for
 Westward, Large Cargo

The s. s. Redondo of the A. s. s Co.,, completed taking on cargo from the s. s. Yukon last evening and de parted for the Westward with the fol lowing list of reservations.
 SELDOVIA-T. Strohm, W. George Wm. De Hoi, E. Bird, Geo. Malls, " Nick, A. Vincent, c. Thompson, A Strom, H. Buckman, Chris Luna
 UGANIK-Cal Brosius.
 RED FOX BAY-N. Haley, l. Transit, D. Hartly, 0. Gore,
 KODIAK-S. Townsend.
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Brunswick Photographs and records -SchaHerer's Alaska Shop-
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SENSATIONAL FRANC COLLAPSE

NEW YORK, July 19. [P)-Another sensational collapse Of French fracs is leading the financial centers Of the world as the result of the fall of the French cabinet Saturday. The demand rate in New York dropped 9 points reaching a new low record of 2.15.
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AIMEE's JURY ADJoURNs

LOS ANGELES, July 19. lP)-The grand jury investigating the kidn8p- ping case of Mrs. Aimee McPhersOn adjourned today until next Tuesday, By then it is expected all testimony will have been compiled and the case quickly cleared up.
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Briands Tenth CaSaet
 Resigns Furious hssate

PARIS. Ju.v 15. gP.-Hs--50-- and B-iand debare6 fu-iDEs1- when The deputies v0ce6 bv E ma57-5r 0t z2 againSt -he government quBS-51I -EE- confidence be Involved II -ae --1voss- 10 give the E0ve-umel- 65c-s-1-5a- f7-- ancia1 powers B~ian6S -er-h cab1DE- resigned
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EAs-ERN TRAINS CaAs4

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. gul- -s LP}-Twen-y persons were 111u-eL when the engine and three coaches Of the Chicago-F0rt Wayne and New York -rafn 0n the Pennsylvania lins overturned al SummitviIl5 near here An early check 0f casualties -eTsal ed no deaths.
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WANT
 COMPLETE INDEPENDENcE

MANILA, July 19. (P)-At the open ing session of the Philippine legisla- ture today both houses unanimously adopted a concurrent resolution in ia vor of immediate and absolute and complete independence.
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4ApLo HEADS EESAE

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ARREST 100 IN NARCOTIC
 RAID; S1o,ooo IN DOPE

WASHINGTON, July T.. lP)-Re- venuers and police arrested 100 per sons and seized S10,000 in narcotics in raids on 15 houses in three sections of the city.
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THIS WOMAN -AC
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