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An Eye for Color

"A little girl recently skinned her
knee and her mother promptly applied
bright-colored antiseptIc.
Several days later the mother
served cold meats and catsup. The
little girl, seeing her father generously
helping himself to catsup, demanded /:
Mother, want some meat with mer-
curOchrome on it,
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Hard Secret to Keep

They shy that the secret of health
Ii In eating onions, but what we want
to know Is how to keep 1t a secret
Urhana Citizen
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Sand in the hIissour;

One thousand cubic feet of water
of the Missouri river has been known
to contain III cubic feet Of sand.
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Apples for Sale Transparents,
while they last, s1.00 per box on the
ranch. Bring your own boxes. Duchess
and Wealthies little later.-Booth-
man Ranch 1t
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LOST
FOR SALE.

Two mich cows for sale.-Floyd
Bowen. 1t
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For Sale--Bicycle in good condi-
ton, SIS. Inquire at this office. lift
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Furniture for Sale-Range, dresser,
Library table, Kitchen set, Rocker,
Dining chairs, Rugs, Bed and Spring.
EN-. Bitterman, 401 E. Lincoln. Phone
119J. 11-12
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For Sale-5O old ewes, Sept. Is de-
livery. w. Millegan, Eureka. 9-12
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lit Mrmnriaitt

ASH. JOHN. In sad but loving .remembrancs
ash ss h0 elf Ills f WIFE FEE As fdfz RMESNE'
EMBREY, ANNIE. In sad but loving remem.
brance of my only daughter, ANNIE EN-.
BREY (nee Sheidl. who departed this life
HER FATHER.
EMBREY, ANNIE. In loving remembering
of my dear and only DAUGHTER. ANNIE
EMBREY NEE SHE'D, and the beloved
parted this life eight years ago today,
March 10, 1921
No one knows how I missed you in ths
and lonely IN Silent room and empy bed
WIN 40 0'"s' 10 '1' LONELY MOTHER. :.
JONES. MARSHALL. In sad but loving re-
father, MARsHAIL JONES. Who left us
March Is, 1922
Loving and kind in all of your ways.
Upright and just to, the end of your days;
What beautiful memory you left behind.
DEVOTED WIFE. MRS, ELLA JONES;
n RR. JAMES T. NR JoN NR5rH WELLS SON.
ROSE. MAGGIE F. In sweet memory of my
dear wife: MAGGIE F. ROSE. who departs
ed this. life eighteen years ago today,
March IL. 1911.
Loving thoughts. true and tender.
just to show will always remember.
YOUR LOVING HUSBAND, G. w. ROSE.
our dear mother. LUcY THOMAS. who
Marah g. 1 sa7 life T T2E TO-DAY
Of JOSEPH B. TfsiNiGER. - who died one
year ago today. March Il; 1929 NM, :
WANDER. MARY n: In sad but lovins
ago today HER CHILDREN
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was sued for 100000 damages In a
breach of promise action by Mrs
Onezima de Bouchel of New Orleans
but won the verdict after a lengthy
trial. In 1923 he married the former
Mrs. Mary Little Reagan of Atlanta
who survives him with two brothers
Bishop Warren A. Gambler, senior
bishop of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South. and Judge John S
Gambler, distinguished Georgia jurist
and five children, Charles Howard, Asa
jr. William and Walter Gambler, and
Mrs. Henry Heinz; two stepchildren
also survive
DR.. Franklin N Parker, dean of the
Gambler School of Theology at Emory
University, will officiate at funeral serv-
ices tomorrow at the palatial Gambler
home. Interment will be In the West
view Cemetery.
Began With $3.50.
Mr.. Gamblers path to success was not
without its obstacles. He was 10 years
old when the Civil War began. The
family farm was near the path of
desolation spread by Shermans march
through Georgia, and when the war had
ended the farm was stripped Of slaves.
stock and provisions. He did his share
of the work of retaining the land. at
the same time attending the public
schools. This he supplemented by the
study of pharmacy, and when he was
81 went to Atlanta, Ga. with a capital
of $3.50. Going to work in drug store,
he remained until November, 1873. when
his father died, and he returned to the
family farm to take charge of it.
In addition to his gifts to charity,
which aggregated several million dollars,
Mr.. Gamblers life was characterized by
numerous instances of practical altru-
ism-acts which in their inception ap-
peared like tossing away money for the
benefit'of the public. During the money
panic OF 1907 he offered to purchase
from business men property they wished
to sell. not at panic prices, but at the
peak prices preceding that period. AS
result he paid out $l.100,000 in cash
for Atlanta real estate without demand
ing any sacrifice from the owners.
When the World War cut off the Eu-
ropean cotton market and the price
dropped to 6 cents a pound Mr.. Gambler
went to the rescue of the Southern cot
ton growers, announcing his readiness
to lend on cotton up to 100000 900 on
the basis OF cents a pound. After
large portion of the amount had been
distributed he took off the limit and
offered to lend as much as the South
wished to borrow.
Mr.. Gambler was born December 80,
1851, on farm near Villa RIGA, Ga,
the son of Samuel Charles and Martha
Beall Gambler The family was of Irish
descent. tracing to William Gambler
of Callan Castle, Ireland.
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IA. c. GAMBLER DIES;
| I'LL FOR TWO YEARS
Former Coca-CoIa Manufac-
turer's Death Is Mourned
in Atlanta.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ATLANTA, Ga, March 13.-Atlanta
today mourned Asa G.. Gambler, a
former drug clerk in a country phar-
macy, whose faith in a soft drink
formula brought him millions in the
manufacture of Coca-Cola. The 78-
year-old capitalist civic leader and
philanthropist died late yesterday at
Wesley Memorial Hospital after an ILL
ness of more than two years.
Mr.. Gamblers rise is a story of the
romance of American business: as the
proprietor of an Atlanta drug store
more than 40 years ago. he purchased
the formula for Coca-Cola for report
ed price of $500. and in 1919 sold his
interest In the Coca Cola Manufacturing
Co. for $25,000,000.
Advancing years caused him to re-
linquish active control of the business
in 1911 in favor of his son, Charles
Howard Gambler. and Mr.. Gambler turn
ed to real estate activities, civic enter
prises and philanthropies. At one time
he served as mayor of Atlanta.
He was married. while still phar-
macist. to Miss Lucy Howard of Atlanta
who died in 1919. Soon thereafter he
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District of Columbia, Maryland and
Virginia--Oc Occasional rain tonight and
tomorrow; mild temperature; increasing
southeast or south winds.
West Virginia--Rain tonight and to-
morrow; mild temperature.
Records for "A Hours.
Thermometers pm, TO: 8 pm, So:
II midnight, Sc; am, So; am, ST !;
noon, 60.
Barometer PM, 3O31; 8 pm.
1929; II midnight, 5000; am, 3O27
8 am, 80 70; noon, 3027.
Highest temperature, ~, occurred at
pm. yesterday.
Lowest temperature, so, occurred at
Z am. today.
Temperature same date last year
Highest, So; lowest, Al.
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey
Today--Low tide, 1852 am. and 4:1s
pm; high tide. $50 am. and 9:56 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, AIT am. and
pm: high tide, 1912 am. and 1898
pm.
The Sun and Moon.
Today--Sun rose ga am: sun sets
6:12 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 6:22 am; sun
sets 6.13 pm.
Moon rises TAG am; sets 1908 pm,
Automobile lamps to be lighted one
half hour after sunset.
Condition Of the Water,
Great Falls-Slightly muddy.
Weather in Various Cities.
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Uarns nf IhankH.

HARRIS. BESSIE JAMES. We wish to take
this means of thanking our many friends
for their kind expression of sympathy
and beautiful floral tributes during our
recent bereavements. THE FAMILY.
sincere appreciation the Kindness. SYM
pathy and beautiful floral tributes Of oar
neishbors, friends and relatives at the u
NOVELLA WALKER. JAMES e. WALKER.
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1ratha.

"s M.ssh T. 1873 sf RosE1k on RAY sfS
Funeral SERVICES at residenca OF daushtsr
at Meadvile, Pa
sCHEITLIN. John G: On Wednesday
Ho;etai Join i 6 6. se4 ln.i n 5sioS..
Reatives and friends ENDS" invited 3i to ' attend
Interment at Congressional Cemetery. /"
yAggGoNs; LucIE 2: NJ. On Tuesday: MaTci
Illness, LUcIE DIV 3; NJ X,dSsgydoN eelovs =!
Faa s 'Ss xsOsSG Gson is!a n ss
u, at pm. Interment Rock Greek Gene
WALLACE. CARTER. Departed this Iii,
Aosps ca sf ~ fs ,hs 6eops
Thomas. William. Elizabeth. Stewart ant
Harold Wallace. He also leaves other rsla'
March il. at 10 am. from the W, Ernest
JARVIS Co. funeral pariors. 2222 Ga; ave
NV. Interment Lincoln Memorial ceme'
wHALER, JULIA ADELL. On Tuesday
March II 1929. at Emergency En-, e. Hosplta11
46 years. beloved wife OF John w. Whaler
Remains resting at Hysong's funeral home
1900 N st. NV. Funeral services Friday
March IS, at the Church Of the Ascenslon
l2h and Mass. ave. NV. at IL am. Inter-
ment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
WINSTON. WILLIAM HENRY, Departed thi,
life Tuesday. March IL. 1929. at his resi-;
dence; 1872 st: NV. WILLIAM HENRY ny
Winston, father of Walker P. Twym&i
John. Henry. ir.; Kate. and Nettie Wnst4
He also leaves other relatives and friends
Funeral Friday. March Is, at 2 pm. from
his late residence. Remains resting al tit
w. Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlors, 222s
Ga. ave. NV.
WITHEROw; WILLIAM WALKER: On Mon;
day, March H. 1929. at the residence q
his son. Charles w. Witherow: 3a4
WTTHEROW. husband of the late Amelia
Staub Witherow. Funeral service Thurs.
day, March IA, at pm, at Tareytown
Nd. Is
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ARGENTINA DATA,
tFor the week ending March II. 1927
~Temperature-Prec!p tion.--
Cur. pepar. Cur. Depar
Corn and
Northern
wheat zone. "a ~ IL +03
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Advances to High Post.
LOS ANGELES. March 10 LP.-R. M
Sands. who began with the E. l.. Do
heny interests as a stenographer in New
York Is years ago. has been elected a di-
rector of the Petroleum Securities Co.
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FOUND.
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
Leasne. $40 Maryland ave: s:w: Main s0ss:
LOST.
BARPTN. lady's, white-go filigree, with
aauamarine setting. Reward Miss Fossett,
Main ats. Ia
BRACELET. Monday. flexible, white gold:
between 5th and Decatur and Georgia ave.
and Jefferson SITS. Reward. Col. 26os. IS
BROOCH-on. F. st, between 18th and 9th
in a Colonial setting: valued for association.
.ysIsns E sa1s to 1907 sSth St NV Phone
between 18th and Pa. ave. 14th and N. Y.
sys ma r. +Ss pos, ne ninth n Ms1ea
N. Y. ave, to MESSENGER 10l
CAT. black. female. white breast. four white
feet. white stripe around right hind leg:
81 Ret nfS'a e s.s xf"ts 8,
Reward. l5s
DoG-Lost or strayed. pet dog. with Atlantic
City license No IS; name "sparkey." Teie-
EYEGLASSES. tortoise shell. between 18th
and Mass. ave. and l4th g. Florida ave NV.
Reward. FIR s446. il.
FOUNTAIN PEN, gold. SUNDAY night. Name
Return to 7sl Earle Bldg.
GLASSES. tortoisesheil. in Teunis case.
March 8. 9Th and SITS. ne. Call Lincoln
GLASSES. shell lin in case; vicinity of nth
and PENNSYLVANIA ave, Saturday afternoon.
1881 Eve st. NV. l4'
COMB engraved /. L. M; corner Clifton
sity pl. Reward
COCKER SPANIEL White, with tan mark
ines; female; strayed from 1927 Mass. ave.
438. 1927 Mass. ave. NV.
EYEGLASSES Tortoise shell; St; Aloysius
Church or vicinity Reward. Phone Line.
LADY's WRIST WATCH. Illinois; white gold;
metal mesh band: between National Theater
and willard Hotel. Reward. Ais Conn ave.
Cleveland 2737 IS
PEARL BEADS. string of. on Friday last
week. in Rock Creek Park or at Hams
room clerk. Hotel Washington. 13*
PIN. emerald, with diamonds and sapphircs.
s1R and msyoNer aote f'*fs mat' Mr.
Moore. manager. Wardman Park. Reward.
POCKETBOOK. green. between Kanns and
La. Aye. Market. Monday. eontaining driver
permit. papers and money. Reward. Lincoln
6345-W. 507 18th st. sc. - - -
POCKETBOOK, lady's. containing driving
permits, watch. keys and small sum money
Reward. Call Cleveland 47oS, Apt. $685. 31ol
POODLE. male. brown streaked with white.
no collar S or tss ,7. sfifhSSsnSod 18th
Sunday evening. containing cash. Md
drivers permit. fountain pen. vanity case
and other small articles. Reward Adams
SPEC"TACLES, tortoise rim. in ease; goth or
q st. near O. W. University. Reward Can
Decatur 3bl6-W. -
WATCH AND BRACELET. white gold. Grupn
make. from Kann's store OH way to Hecht's
store or i'll llecht'S. Liberal reward, Mrs
Il, L. Henderson. phone N. $780,. 13-
5000 REV ARD
for return of pear shaped brooch mounted
In platinum with diamonds: between Ward
man Park and Maytlower Hotel Return to
Mr.. Moore. manaNcr Wardman Park Hotel
MONUMENTS.
THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY.
All monuments reduced for 80 DAYS
DO not base purchase on photographs
l.. presented by agents.
NAMES r. DURTTY, Est. 1890.
, 900 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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GLASSES. shell lin in case; vicinity of 18th
1881 Eve st. NV. 14s
COMB engraved /. L. M; corner Clifton
st. and University pl. Return $3.50 Univer-
Sity pl Reward
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GLASSES. tortoiseshel. in Teunis case.
March 8. 9th and H SITS. ne. Call Lincoln
RHR Reward
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"" mis- a lie Monday. March II. 1929. at ITO
am. at her residence. Coz 49th s.; ne,
in full triumphant faith. LEILA MITCH
ELL, beloved wife of Jonas E. Mitchell.
mother OF Ruth Mccullough. Jessie Brad,
ley and Harry Brown sister OF AmlSteaa
Brown. CerXinSkia Brown and Clara BroWm.
and devoted friend Of Mrs. Mamie L.
Arnold. Funeral Thursday: March a. At
l pm. from Miles Memorial Church, 3rd ST.
hall L 81 m N Y " lAs
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COCKER SPANIEL White. with tan mark
ings; female; strayed from 1927 Mass ave.
NV; Monday morning. Reward. Decatur
hiaxg
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MONUMENTS.

MONUMENTS.
THE FINEST DISPLAY IN THE CITY.
AL monuments reduced for 80 DAYS.
DO not base purchase on photographs
~ presented by agents.
JAMES r. DUR1TY. Est. 1880.
900 Bladensburg Rd. NE.
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EYEGLASSES Tortoise shell: St, Aloysius
Church or vicinity. Reward. Phone Line.
2li5 after 6 % m i3r
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LADY'S WRIST WATCH. Illinois, white gold
metal mesh band between National Theater
and willard Hotel. Reward. Ais Conn. ave.
Cleveland 2T37 l5*
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POCKETBOOK. green, between Kanns and
| La Ave Market, Monday. containing drivers
| permit. papers and money. Reward. Lincoln
6345-W 507 Tth ST. sc.
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EYEGLASSES, tortoise shell. between 18th
and Mass ave. and l4th g. Florida ave. NV.
Reward. FIR. 8446 la
FOUNTAIN PEN gold. Sunday night. Name
engraved on 1t, -. G. Loeffer, jr." Reward
Return to 13l Earle Bldg
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POCKETBOOK, lady's. containing driving
permits, watch. keys and small sum money.
Reward. Call Cleveland 4705, Apt. 305, 370l
Mass ave. NV las
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PIN, emerald with diamonds and sapphircs.
mounted IN platinum; between Wardman
Moore. manaser. Wardman Park. Reward.
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PEARL, BEADS, string of. on Friday last
week. In Rock Greek Park or at Hams
Point; suitable reward to finder. Phone
room clerk. Hotel Washington. 13<
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MERKITNG. KATHERINE ELIZABETH. OF
wednesday. March Is. 1929. at her resi-:
dence. 2732 Woodley pl. NV. KATHERINE
ELIZABETH beloved daughter of Helena
and the late Frank s. Merkling. Notice Of
funeral hereafter
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5000 REV Arr

for return OF pear shaped brooch mounted
In platinum with diamonds: between Ward
man Park and Maytlower Hotel Return to
MIR. Moore. manaNcr Wardman PARK Hotel.
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DOG-Lost or strayed. pet dog. with Atlantic
City license No, IS; name "Sparkey." Tele-
phone Lincoln a2Q4
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CAT. black, female, white breast, four white
feet. white stripe around right hind leg
name, Monty" probably in vicinity oil
Mintwooc pl Return to 1849 Mintwood pl
Reward lSe
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PRATrIS. JULIA A. Departed this life
Tuesday, March IL. 1929. at fredericksburg.
Md, after a brief Illness. JULIA A. PRATT
tbs. beloved wife OF Saul Prattis and
devoted mother of Stephen +. PrattiS Of
this city and Maize Brewinston OF Fed
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MINOR. REV. RICE. On Saturday. March
Q. 1929. at his residence. 9l5 N st. NV:
Rev. RICE MINOR. devoted husband OF
mister. Byrd Minor and Elizabeth Tyler.
brother of Bette Bruce Remains will lie
in state at church Wednesday from z 70
IL pm. Thursday morning from. to 10
am Funeral Thursday. March -: at l
O'Clock, from Third Baptist Church. 5th
ficiating. Friends are invited.
Peacefully sleeping, resting at last.
Life's weary trials and sufferingS past.
In silence you suffered. in patience you
bore
Until God called you home to suffer no
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PHILLIPS. MAMIE w. On March II. 1929
MAMIE w PHILLIPS sister OF DR.. w
r. X. Phillips. Buried Woodviiie, Va
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POODLE. male. brown streaked with white.
no collar or tag. NeghbOrhood 18th \ S
SITS. NV. North 272a. Reward. IA
PURSE in w. b. IL A. station.
Sunday evening. containing cash. Md.
drivers permit. fountain pen, vanity case
and other small articles. Reward. Adams
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riRyEAR. JANE. Departed this life. Mon
day. March IL. 1929. at 6;is PM at a., her (,
residence. 43l st NV. JANE PURYEAR.
widow of the late william H. Puryear.
mother of Mrs. Susie Lee and Robert y:
loss Ave grandchildren, three sisters: one
brother. and several nisees and nephswS.
Funeral Friday March IS. at ! Pm; from
nv. Relatives and friends invited. IL
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MINOR. RICE. Officers and members OF Of
Helpers. are requested to attend the FL
neral of our deceased brother. Rev Rev RICE
MINOR. Thursday. March Ia, 1929, at !
and Que SITS NV. BY order Of the lodse.
r. T. FRANKLIN. Mayor:
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More than 100000 acres in India
were devoted 10 jute this year.
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at the Genoa Institute. and Emilio
Lussu, war hero, four times decorated
by the italian government.
Roselli's account of the escape, made
to Paris newspapers, said they eluded
400 guards, which the italian govern
ment placed on the small isle, of Sicily,
to watch 500 political prisoners, and
swan along the shore Of the island TO
secluded spot. where some friends
awaited them with a small sailboat.
Withholds Details.
He refused to tell how the aid was
arranged or even where they landed,
but It vas believed they reached the
shore somewhere near TInis and came
from there to Paris.
Roselli said he and Lussu arrived at
the island 20 months ago and Nitti 8
months ago. after imprisonment in con-
nection with the escape from Italy OF
Filippo Turati, aged chieftain of the
Italian Socialist party. The three be-
gan at once to plan escape, and sought
to inspire confidence in their guards by
the regularity Of their lives.
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COMPENSATION FUND
BALANCE WIPED OUT
81, 646.24 Is Used Up in Liquidat-
ing Claims Arising in Last
Of Fiscal Year.

Expenditures by e. s. Dawson, Dis
trict inspector Of claims. covering in
juries to employees of the District for the
fiscal year ended June 80 left balance
of $1,646.24 unused of the total sum
available for the year, according to his
annual report made public yesterday,
This balance. however, has been wiped
out, he reported by reason Of the fact
that expenditures during the first Is
days of last month necessary to liqui-
date claims arising in the latter part Of
the fiscal year 1929 exceeded the bal
ance by more than 5000.
A summary of expenditures shows
that $l2,86555 was paid In claims to
240 employees for temporary injuries
while five employees received total ol
$3,856.62 for permanent injuries. Eight
widows and 10 dependents received $4.-
1893 80. and the sum of $348,50 was ex-
pended for artificial limbs. The other
expenditures we're for physicians, nurses
and hospital treatment.
The City Refuse Department headed
the list OF employees receiving injuries
Out of POT eases In that department
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discriminating buyer. Scan the few
items which space permits us to men,
ton and realize that they are but slight
intimation of the great variety ofweaves
and qualities included in this offering.
They are all in stock ready for i'm
mediate delivery if desired.
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X-PREM|ER'S SON
|. FLEES PRISON ISLE
~
Francesca Nitti and Two
Companions Escape From
{ Fascist ExiIes' Colony.

PARIS, August 8.-Francesco Nitti,
nephew of the former italian premier:
and two other prominent members OF
Italy's suppressed political opposition,
have escaped the Fascist prison isle
of Lipari, and have made their way to
Paris.
Anti-Fascist circles here today &C
claimed the escape. related In widely
nnblished stories, as the greatest in
5spiration given their movement in
months Accounts of their imprison-
ment we're welcomed in these circles
as revealing tactics employed by the
Fascist regime in checking growth OF
opposing elements.
Two Companions.
Escaping with Nitti were Carlo RoSel-
Ii. former professor Of political economy
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CARPETINGS

A Special Broadloom Carpet in 9, ~, and IS
widths is offered at $3.50 per So. yd.
Plain Seamless Saxony Carpet in IL colors and in 9
and IL widths is now $3.50 per So I'D.
Imported Lascony Carpet usrous and in many colors,
in g, 1919, ~ 49, 81, IS and 49, widths has been
reduced to =. $1,000 per 50. I'D
Narrow widths, both plain and figured and in
variety of colors and weaves from $2.25 per yd.
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Air Merger Is Completed.

NOME. Alaska. August 8 R.-Carl
Ben Elelson, Arctic and Antarctic ayi-
ator with the wilkins expedition, acting
as agent for the Aviation Corporation
of Delaware, announced negotiations for
the consultations of the Bennett Rode
baugh Co., Fairbanks. Alaska. and the
Wien Alaska Anyways of Nome and
Fairbanks into the Alaska Anyways,
Inc had been completed.
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McCarty OF the third precinct and
charged with the possession Of liquor,
was given a sentence of $500 or so days
by Judge r. z. Mattingly when he
pleaded guilty of the charge in Police
Court yesterday morning.
Ine police made the arrest after they
nao followed a suspected car to the
Upper Water street house. finding the
car parked in front. The house, havin
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ORIENTAL RUGS


Genuine Handmade ORIGINALS of choice designs,
g x IL, are now 1880
Other Handmade Orientals, beautifully woven,
g. ~, are reduced to $1S5.00
Turkish Rugs 9 ~, deep in pile, are unusually
marked at $235.OO
Runners up to ten feet in length are marked
from ;. $500
Small Rugs are from $4,000, $500
Others $4,000, $500