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AV ---S a.mni.o 0 ta TifttM16 ee THE WORLDS t1 1.r.ir GREATEST SATURDAY. MARCH 23. 1571 NEW5. PAPER in. Grand Jury Begins Inquiry hit Bartering of City JobsDe Valera, in Chicago, Awaits News from Ireland Gioand Jury Begins In(Itilisy lilt() Bartering of City Jo Gioand Jury Begins In(Itilisy lilt() of City Jo 1 AtINIEMEIMMIMINIMERMEMIMINIMINEENEEINEIMINEMIENMEMEMOINSOMEI I it 1.1 I 7 1- 7 i .0,,, 1-- lir i 4,1 $,..

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EYES BIG CHANCE. Eamon de Valera waits in Chicago for call from Ireland. (Story on page I TRIBUNE 'Moto.) IRISH RULER QUITS William T. Cosgrove and his government May be rechosen. (Story on page I-) Pacific and Atlantic Photo-1 MURDER VICTIM'S SON ON STAND AT TRIAL.

Henri Marchand who closed testimony for state at trial in Buffalo, N. of Lila jimerson, Seneca squaw, drawing in court. (Story on pogo 10.) Ft hr ru' 7:: I il.77.-----',.. 1 '-t-. 4 1 7- ii-s '7, -7.

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F. O'Connell, Boston. Standing II. G. Friedman, C.

E. Lane, Cheyenne, A. L. Scott, Pioche, G. B.

Martin, Catlettsburg, J. F. Ailshie, Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, commission on uniforms and firearms act. and Atlantic Photo.I (Story on page 10.) 7 i i --1 I fr ..,.41 73.: i toloRe4 I 1 -11 4 4 s' 1. ''e 4 7 4 4- 4..., 1 lk, it 4 A 7 l' l' kk, 4to i aie 1.

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Both professional and amateur gardeners are competing for prizes at the show. (Story on page 17.) tY ,15:1 Pet! old; ati31 two I --Tt, -fkit''Pwl4t. 41 Ilr'' 1'. 2. 1 i l': L.

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TRIBUNE Photo-1 ILLINOIS RESERVE OFFICERS' ASSOCIATION OPENS ITS CONVENTIONLeft to right: Maj. William J. Platka, Maj. W. C.

Bechtold, Mayor Charles Bartlett of Evanston, Col. F. Stotts, Col. Manus McCloskey, and II. A.

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The arrow points to dining hall- (Story on pogo 10.) I TRII3rNE Photo. SELLS-MOTO CIRCUS TO OPEN IN THE COLISEUM THIS AFTERNOONLeft to right Margaret Bowers, Rose Davis, Maxine Penny, and Boots Salle, some of the feature riders who will be seen in opening performance. (Story on page 17.).