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Virginia W. Virginia 2 iiL 6.25 W. Virginia 4 in. lp. a50 w.

Virginia in. 6.75 Isl. Creek 00 Poca. mine run. 6.50 ft!) EI3 EAGU5 VCUr.

Red Ash Poca. fractured 725 rZJt.33 DAM 8 1 AM. Thla Mil t. wond.rful rait fna furr.ao. likl.

fetlrna and rivaa tK ium xt'if artlon ax aotn cl tb Mtt rradea et (vaboaua 5 Wonder Poca: lump. 8.00 E. Ky. 4 in. 6.75 Ind.

clean 5.00 W. Va. nut and slack 3.75 Furnaco coka 9.25 Th and mitt of coal lfxll acK. after 20 r'r th caj b'jincaa. to our kcowladra ara tn boat aiuet Dtxti.

4 it tijrra trial. MERIDIAN COAL CO. 1010 Burdsal Pkwy. UC237 Ta.4299 JrnELLJDILlrYil' Indiana 5 4 iru 2 Tons, 8.60 Winifreds W. Va 4 In.

lp45.80. 2 Tons, $11.40. Other Good Coals With each ton of coal we give you four briquettes of. our Dixie Fire Kindler A 720 E. Washington St RI.

6301. Vermont. White Ash RL 6302. Btms good coal kext wurrxa KINDLING WITH EACH TONt frxMal Ciaonvnt on Winter SnDore. VZaC VA.

tl lX. BLK. CU BO ieat Vt. mino run. 50 ZS Very rood Xurnac eoai.

Txland Crek block, olean fad. 7 00 It E. Rr. in. laffa blurk.

lad. 8 75 E. Ky. 4 tn, lp clean 60 Try our Aahleaa Ky. xvaahad aef.

gag out. Kon bett4e lor cook at. or retort 7 0(1 Geo. Ulendora 6 1 larfa blk tkd. 7 23 4.

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or err. cUikd. ft 00 Genuine red aah amokale No better amokelesa Poea. mined. OUceoa enka.

aU aiara, baaeburner 9 00 DellTer Arywhfra in City. Union Ice and Coal Co: Dr. 4621. 1910 Bluff. It will pay you tiaJt our yard and i tVe diffreno tn rWd eoal.

Eft, NOTICE To'mtrotluotjto the pablle.wblcti baa beer, diaanpointeri In much Inferior Indiana com. xrp oftei our hlf eradt Banner Block, $5 ThU ta bir. elean. lncb forked bloek Ko. 6.

hieh' bolda fin wU. PoaiUrely doea not clinker and tree from slate and a'ack. Ind. No. 5 6 ta.

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Va. 4 in. lp. W. Virginia in.

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d. jourxsor. a $55 $5.25 16.50 $8.75 The Richland Coal Corp. John VanStan. Jtanaser.

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Federal Coal C6. COAZ3 tV XV 4 T.N LT. Rtt 4K8b trTf CH4L rMPNV CAbli COALCO. Cil. C250 is back' Ecccraes r.u stttate for Chllfon EllcL TAnia.

Octcber 25. (AJ.) Aa far.Mcr.ed material tack in fas ar.cr a Icr.g awence is ine aquare tr: 1 chirfoa called marquisette '7 yr crf rr.aicrs' here ur it in cf for winter dance v.Vh r.z k.lrts. Marquisette ITMII 11 re Title than chiffon, whlcrj, rnoii ture and locks bed i cf'r an errlrg' dir.dr.;. 7 lie r.a(i. i.

Counrr Juum) ar. rr. a alronr for Ice it.HUt aryttiirf with the DRAFT REPOR nmnTn nnunn If ncuune ana a list of his indorsers. Graduated From DePaow. I.The sketch 'of Sparks was' as fol lows: Judge William M.

Sparka Is fifty seven yeara of age. He graduated from DePauw University, Greenes tie, ioo, ia itvo. wim aerree oi ar at tended the Indiana Law School at In cuanapoua, was admitted to the bar, and began the practice of bis prof es Bion at nusnvuie, xna 1E30. rSoon after entering the practice of law. Judge Sparks was appointed dep uty proscxTuung attorney xor Rush county and served in this position lor two years; in 1801 was elected to the Indiana legislature; In 1803 was reelected to the legislature: in 1904 was elected judge of the Sixteenth judicial circuit; in 1910 was again nominated, but defeated; in 191S was elected circuit Judge and again in me names of senators James E.

Watson and Arthur R. Robinacn beaded the list of indorsers. Then la order were the names of Henry O. i Va. i ikf.

a 4 1 Chamberlln, circuit Indiana heat v. a to ia. eieaa. tki oo polls; Thomas W. sack, district Judge, Iat Vt, erf.

Clett 6 00 1 emi.w JnSn Pr.l 4,, judicial circuit of Indiana; James A. Emmert, judge, judicial courts Shelby vlUe; Lawrence V. Mays, superior court judge. 'Anderson: Arthur Vanduyn, circuit judge, Greenfield; James A. rrlmlnal court Judge, O.

E. Johnston, circuit judge, Connersville; John H. Morris, circuit Judge, Newcastle; Elmer Lockyear. wppellate court Jud ge. Indianapolis; Carl P.

Judge circuit court. Alonio L. Bales, Winchester; Fred E. Hlnes, circuit Judge. Noblesville; iRoscoe.

C. O'Byrne, Judge Judicial circuit; Julian Sharpnack, circuit Judge. Columbus; Charles F.r Remy, appellate court judge. Indianapolis; Charles A. Lowe, Lawreneeburg; wimam J.

Heniey, bt RushviUe; Otto Gresham, Howard 8. Young, William L. Taylor, H. H. Hombrook.

Paul Y. Davis. Albert P. Smith, Kurt P. Pantrer.

and Albert VV WV'fkfl sfi Krt Baker. aU of Indianapolis: J. R. Hln i Krtla r.har'.ea TLemateT POCa. mine mil.

.6.50 and Joseph P. Our ruarantee: lbs. per 2 Vj.l:?!?.. 5" .1 fttlL 4I1Q1UWIWU1, IWMHU O'NeaL indlanaDolls: Thomas ion, ana equavr. uexu, AVashington Coal Co.

Wit eAsh Block. $4.75 Davidson, Oreensburg; J. moil William H. Bemy and samuei D. MiUer.

Indianapolis; George W. Cromer, Uuncle; Myron K. Cole, Harvey, Walter E. Smith. RushviUe; Don Whir A fkd 50 HenseL Muncie; Clarence M.

nite VSn in. IKU. Erown Richmond; Arthur F. Funk W. Va.

4 m. kd. lp. S6.25 EvansvUle; J. A.

Van OsdoL W. Va. 3in. ikQ lp. 6.00 polls; the Rev.

P. Cato. Hunting WTn 01 cr rrr ton; Glen Smiley. Ft. Wayne.

E. a. onOV. lO Dwlght Johnston, Connersville: Cleil XT tr V.lle th A A Krt Manle. Muncie: William Dudley v.a 7 'ZZ'ZZ FoulkeV Richmond Hugh T.

Miller, W. a. IN XXI SiaCK SOU Columbus; J. B. Aiiman.

Kusnvuie; FANSLER COAL CO. Frances Cooper. Rushville. and Grace Emitn. ciers 01, wajae titcun.

court, Richmond. TO III THE INDIANAPOLIS NEWS. SATURDAY, OCTOBER, I Continued from Far OnV at tny cost all criticism of LTuasollnl and. to silence Hit opponents of rClT3. It Also alleged In th tnarvTia article, the resoluticn Bald, that Amer icaa eituect oz It Han descent xrjio hare wcentlr Tlslted Italy htTt been Irr.prUoned and hare bad their Amer lean passport taken from them ba eaase cf onxwltion to raadtt actlTl Uea In the United SUtea.

ITALIAN ZXYOT ISSCTS DENIAL. Says Ka AttempU nare Seen Slala la Americanlutlon. WASmNOTON. October 28 fHIM NobUa Olacoma da Martlno. Italian ambassador to the United stttet to day Issued a formal statement denying allegations cf a "subtle Fascist lnya slon of the United EUtM." contained in an article by Marcus Duirield In Jiarpera Majazlne.

Denial was made that Premier Ecnlto Mussolini. fascism, nor the Fasclstl League cf North America rrer hare opposed, or attempted to thwart tne Americanization movement. The ambassador quoted a public statement ef Mussolini in January. 1828. expressing his belief that Italians who come to the United States should become naturalized, and asserting "America Is a country with which we can nerer hare anything but (h most harmonious relations." The Italian military law which Is attacked in the article is not a product cf fascism.

De Martlno said. It waa promulgated long before the ad Tent of fasclsf and was enforced by previous governments. It is not a system unique in the relations between the United Btates and Italy, such a system existing in numerous other countries." iiTim 'J. CentJnoed (rem Page On I EXPECTED NEXT VEEK gave a brief biographical sketch cf the LIBBERS OR HAVY DAY Codtlnoed. from Page One Francis win speak at Shortrldge High School: Robert McMurry, Indiana polls, will address pupils at Manual Training' High M.

P. Crist wiU be the speaker at the Broad Ripple High School, and Untenant Stuart Bishop, of the United 7 States naval reserves, will address th' Washington High School. 'f commander j. Elankenship, intelligence officer of the Ninth naval district, will speak at the Service Club luncheon Monday noon, and Lieut. P.

F. KnacheL commanding officer of the division ct the Indianapolis naval reserves, will address an assem blage at the Knights of Columbus ia the course of the. evening." The naval reserves will bold open house at their headquarters, 730 East Washington street, at 8 p. cl. presenting special drill and other entertainment.

M. O. Henley, adjutant general, w21 be the A special feature of the Navy day program will be the broadcasting of a special naval radio play over" Radio Station WFBM at 7 p. m. Monday.

The play. Is entitled "Hobson at Players of the Civic thester are included la the cast." IL W. Elke. of the United States naval recruiting station ia Indianapolis, is di recting the presentation. sVOIMllYTOAlO OF GlTIZEtfS TICitET Continaed from Page One Forty third 'street, Friday afternoon, intf.orjed the citizens candidates.

Mrs. 6. B. Llndlay in president cf the club. John F.

White, city councilman and active worker in the city manager movement, spoke at the club's meetlnz. Indorsement alto has i been given fcy the Cd Bettlers Clvto and Bodal Club, of which Mrs. EUa Covington la president, Members of the Emmet Club, at a meeting Friday elzht at 29 South Delaware street. Indorsed tha citizraa school ticket and pladged to support actively on election cay. P.

J. tlanncn, prtsldent: David OTCmner and J. J. Llcay were among tnosa who sddressed the club behalf cf meeting. GETS TWO FOR JAIL BREAK ATTETilPT Con tinted from Page One Ilarry Wlillimj and Jcha W.

Williams, Louisville, the latter also con fined a stolsn automobile charge, let dewn a trine on which he fas food which were brought them. Th? two Williams men and Chamneas bad been cellmatea before. Chamneas was released on bond. Chamness aMerted before the court that John Williams wsa the original perpetrator "of the plot. Chamness said that ha.

bad refuted one oiler of money frcm Jchn Williams to carry out his psn of the plot but when John WX. vms boosted the amount to 1500 he accepted. Harry Williams was the one caught by jail attaches using the saws and they asserted that if he had been successful In obtain ing bis cwn release, a wholesale jail break might nave resuiteo. act. Wanted ta Ga Wett.

STRANDED LAKE CREW AITS FOR RESCUERS Ceatlaaed tram Page One Chicago' struggled across the nine miles of desolate coast to Quebec harbor last bight and reported that others' might attempt to follow." He sail the second engineer. James Black, who la a cripple, probably would unable to walk over the rough country and a few would remain with htm until the coast guard boats or the tug Whalen. which have sought to aid the castaways, were able to ia.D wun viu Wind and waves have prevented rescue ships from approaching the western of the island far. although they bare been dose enough to see the camn fires. Radio re ports said the Whalen.

the freighter John Henderson and coast guard boat 119 were standing by and would attempt to take off the Chicago'a crew when weather a OLD WASHED UP. House of David Ship Missing Eight Is Accounted DETROIT. October 28 (AJ.) The tumultuous waters of Lake Michlnn. which eliminated the Milwaukee from the shipping lists of the Oreat Lakes this week, have yielded the story another tragedy. Out of the lake Have come blta wreckage of the House of David schooner Rosabelle.

tmrenorted since it set out for a cruise eight years ago. The Rosabelle carried a crew of eleven men. and was on its way from High island with a cargo of potatoes raised mere wnen it aisappeared la a storm. Wreckage of the vessel was found on the beach near Racine. Wls fcv searchers for the Milwaukee.

nop Revived for Som tl Meau CHICAGa' OctobeT 2 fUJ.i Heps that some of the fifty two sail ors missing since the Grand Trunk car ferry Milwaukee went down in Lake Michigan in the storm Tuesday night might still be alive flared tip today and sped searchers by boat and airplane. Four bodies were found last night lashed to a nearly submerged lifeboat forty five miles northwest of EL Joseph. Mich. The men bad died of exposure and not drowning, coast guardsmen said, and expressed the belief one was alive until yesterday. DALAD1ER PLUNGES ms Contlnced frwm Page One LOBBY REPORT RECITES BlNGHATil TARIFF STORY Cantla4 fraaa Fare Daa the citizens ticket at the Friday night Senator Bingham ia eonnectioa with the hearings before the senau eota mitte on finane and atterided the bearing, occupying a Mat from which he could cotnmucicaU at any thn with Senator Clsgham and hint with sugrestions while th hear togs were In progress.

After the hearings were completed the majority members went into secret ressica ior the purpose of 'considering the hUl At that time, at the cirecoon cf Senator Bingham. Cyabjon was swsm tn as clerk cf the commute en territories and insular pctaewvms of which Senator Bingham 1 chairman. Links Tariff DaU Serriee. "After Eyanaon had thus been in a uxtbti iitwt TTi LTi mi mp 1 1 aaa sat in st i troduced into the secret meeting cf vf.WS w7 th7 majsrur intcr. and bid sat talned the string frwn bundles of o.

K.t.. Senator Smoot. chairman of th con mlitetv incircd cf Senator Hininajn advised that be was. Senator Blr.g ham waa toll try Senator Smoct that objection had been made to 27j acorn's presence ia the committee and Intimated that it would be be iter If be did not longer attend. Senator Bing ham tben inquired aa to the attitude of the" thr members of the committee and from the views thus elicited reached the conclusion that Eyanaon ought rot lorrtr to attend th meetings, and he did net.

The committee, cue ted the minutes of th association showing the vote Harry Williams told the court that I en aending a "repreaenuUv with be was tubercular and bad wanted ngnni prowee for a long time to go out wert." He tgSS gj $1 vvTen wStenwSt Frhue ith. latter was with Benator Blrham, rXwiVf nr obrtous from the memoraa paid him sufficiently tor work. He dura thMl Wulcae. who wa4 1UrU admitted taking me car to relieve we fartL conn, at th time th memo trtevance and tO dnr OUt West. randnin xraa xvrlrtan KjX ft ii ia firm John Williams was oraerea turr.ea concern in some of th wreeiir.ra over to police Saturday by George R.

I la th secret meetings of th majority Jeffrey. United States district attor members of th finane ney. John was no muea last montn out ne iniarmeo: your committee tnat by the federal grand jury 'on the bad no recollection of the source charge of violation of the Dyer auto of his Information and whli he de mobile act, but be bad since been re irom tyanson ne acmlttxl that MXtlL4 mmm lm assirn no umei a a viinm in tnai mu tr they would participate in the new cabinet formation. FRANCE READY FOB NAVY TALK. Said Be Unwilling te Grant Parity Italy.

PARIS, October 25 (AJ.) It is learned in responsible circles that France is ready to negotiate a pre liminary agreement with Italy to pTe vent any naval armament race be tween' themselves. Such an agreement, it is understood, must be based on recognition by Italy that Prance's necessity of defending extensive coast lines and distant colonies justifies a bigger fleet for France than for Italy. France Is described aa ready to discuss the question cf a reasonable proportion between the two nations, but is unwilling to accept naval parity. Follali Wemaa Maywr Net a Feminist. CHENCXNY, Polsnd, October 21 (AJ,) Pclsnd's only woman mayor ing.

was elected mayor cf Chenciuy in July to succeed her husband when he resigned because cf 111 health." The 8.CC0 InhatitanU of the Utile town, moctly Jewish traders and artlssna, frequently express their complete satisfaction with their worn aa mayor. She declares she has never belonged to a feminist organization and would be happy to resign her duties IX the uuirr case. Jeffrey said ne gave in or it" source from .11 could IrLZ cSSSon "UUon between Senator Blng trtn x.5h. hxm Manufacturers Asaocii 5f PSSiILS vSnr condemned before the aen He was absolved of charges of being tt4 today by Senator T. IL Caraway aa accomplice la the attempted chairman cf the lobfej 'x i commlUee.

aa tending to shake the The Oretndale Mills. Xnt Law confidence of the American puhlle ta renceburtv manufacturers of animal the integrity of legislation." ioocs, were tinea siuv oy wuagw xiv i sell on a plea of guilty to violation of the national pure. food and drug' New AagW DUcletexf. Caraway dUacloaed for the first time that, the committee had reason to believe Bingham waa first approached by. the association relativ to their giving him a litanee.

altiwuth ine records show Bingham first asked for "loan" of a man. A resolution by Caraway call in tm the departmeTit of commerc to re port an "dollar year men oa Its pay roll was adopted without discus sion. Senator Thomas J. fDem MonL) said Wuichefs employment by in cemmerce department as a "dot lar ayear man was unlawful. Senator Bingham sat silent and alone as Caraway, and then Walsh, reviewed his relations with the mare.

ufacturers. Caraway said neither Eyanaon nor Wulchet "can read their testimony before the committee without a brush of sham touching their cheek." "Neither witness was candid." be added. Bingham DeserteeV Ko on arose to the defena of Sen ator Bingham and when Senators Caraway and Walsh had ended their speeches. Senator Reed Smoot (Reo. Utah), chairman of the finance committee, called for a vole on the next ammendment ta the pending tariff Senator Walter P.

Oeorge (Denu Oa.) aaaerted shadow of th Connecticut Manufacturers Association runs across every schedule of this bill and it will continue to grow larger." "What do you mean by thatr asked Senator James WaUon (LadJ Republic an leader. "I repeat," Oeorte said, that every schedul in this bill Is tinder surptcion by the development in this Watson replied that every rate de cided on was fixed oa the merits of the individual case. "I dont suppose Mr. Eyanaon talked to a single senator of th committee on. the subject of rates while th bin was before 4is," Watson said, adding, "Certainly be didn't talk to me," Blaiac, Berah Interpowe.

The senate discussion also touched on the testimony or josepn r. 123.000 cf his own mcney; believed in a protective tanrx bad raised funds for both the Coolidra and Hoover campaigns, and that, he was anxious to see Republican party, tariff pledges carried out. Senator Jchn J. Biaiae Wis.) said be regarded this as an "ugly" situation, while Senator Watson asserted that to say every man who talked with ecramirtee mem bers bad sought to tniTuenc them was "mighty wide cf th mark. "It a not the conversation of a single member that counts." Blaine replied.

"It's the system. An obligation becomes a party obligation by reason cf a contract entered into when cam paign contributions are bargained for." fee na tor scran. Idaho) interrupted to attribuU to Orundy and th Interests be repreatnU th reason for general tariff revision as is now proposed. CiTY GAS RIGHTS TO BE ASSERTED AT HEARING Outlawed frrm Page Oae ef the contract cf 1903 under which the gaa property was to transferred to th city, suit was fUed ia federal court ia April ia which it waa alleged that th interests of persons ownir.g aLL frartchiaa rtnicrrd jt cor. Li lill 1 no trrU 1 mere tr.ta lii a a r.u cAto turuAr.r ar.d Cut wren t' errtiT.rat i raj rj ir.

4 ia full. aU ri.u tn Cr pany shyU crto aid th rtrxrtj be trarjrrrtd to de city. Ancter motion bfara exrrt is cne trcugrit by WUlam V. 3c r. an attcmey, the cci cf Ain O.

Williams, a taipyrr, K'lir to tn terren in the ra and the eurt ia pc' a rrrrtrrf v. Ota Cctr.paury tnd a Vt. Ue trrty ia farcr cf ut trru. 4 TTCJ Orym Mr. Tod da afrcryi wJ3 this prtliion as be'r i i merit.

fr.TC tad vrTaticua. At Urneya fcr the city tad rr fas crn cUla wi3 crpoM 3oaers i ra lh grrod tTiAt It ta cloud prwent Uraeo cf rravrr Vrr tanee; that Uv has r. tv. I Texts as a ctUxen that arv rr I ir.temtr cf aU ciiurna fcr i city ia actirt: that no trty tt en. trp ix th p.

U. nrr for a rrceivtr ta be ar and that rt wsuid br rr.pra. io ta cz' title the pxrrty a Wrj as cr whether be, Eyanscn. was aa olXicer tiiieate hclirrs hsto rail or employe of the Manufacturers As jcnier the terms cf the cm sociauoa cx ionnecucuv ana ermt tract. The claah in tederu cc en t.

Ctixena Oaa Cornrany xUI bring rmmlr'nt aUctr.frs t.t case, tellivh in a aklrt a of the pTrperty ml tta valat rr iry acUt ti? frxrm a 13.0C3;3 ca iul vettmer.t. hat ipared rx expert in eTr.Clcvir.g WU talent. Tb city arl Oas Corr.ranv 4 ar. a d.reeicts alu bar employed xa '7 sU kti courweL Mr. Todi vn be rrrrraerted ly Frvd erVk C.

Msixcn and tail IV trwx. WXllam if, ThoirTcn attnnvT I th tas trusteea. IL IL 1 1 ore trnt x. xr': represent gas CTtcxen. rrd Oaur and Jcha W.

Iloltry.aa are sl tomers fcr th City, aaxisted fcy Orra Hack, city ccrpcrstica crsicL fob tiTjeee pond issue. Cltixraa Gat Oiapaay teelrre Aa thor.ty tt Unmilta. The Ctixens Ots Cor par. rtcriTe 4 authority frnm tie pcti tervlee cor mUavon late rrlay ta Urja sii.coo of per cent, fim cor.x;:: xti tvt gagt gold D3nOf ti uif tr.cunxpr..i; Gas Ccrrpaa7. its laed rrr r.j.

tn be sold at net Ve thaatJ per cent. tor exninaicn and adiiuona tn tr.t Xndianapoiw Gaa pvDprtr male Ln th fi. st six mcnLvj cf this yrax by the Ois Ccrtysny. L. Kirk.

tict c.rrader.t and general manager of ee Oas Cctt T. told th eommijaLio thst an weuld be mad by th eornrny to cbtaia hicheet rcVe fcr the bonds. All rrsrrr.brri ci the cotnmis slon signed the crdrr. Th comm'joioa a 'jo Issued a erder authtrixtr.g the Indiana Bu Telephone Company to eJ ecnUna tu exchange servic st Vermillion county. TTlI'sdiU Siibacrtb rs neacefcrth win be aerrvd frrm the Mcntexuma exchange, at the ears tales.

ORDER RE STORED Ifl STOCK MARKET OaUnaed Pace Oaa ready to check bullish arUviiy. piac tng selhrg orders for rjch Veal era as United, sutea Steel trorarnoa ant Amertcaji Teierhcn and Telegraph aa socn as thev berin to rise. Short coverings, ahacrpt'a ef good stocks by certain cunicrs. and ever night cancellation ct seimg crixrt figured ta the upward tread, lamp xt caxcels trxr.en. Says KatUw Is Aware BUkdy Wltheait Betag Tali.

WASinNQTOrf. October 2t need for further rraaa Tti caramon stock certificates ia the gas art Ur.g company were being confiscated wiUi cut adequate cccvenaatlon and due proeeaa of law in violation ef the Constitution. Th suit was Hied ta th name of Newton Tbdd. securities dealer. Mr.

Todd's attorneys, in motions before the court which win be argued Tigraday, will attempt to have stricken from aa answer filed by the city and Oas Company ofnclala. aU rtferenc to th wording on th face of $: certificates ahowlng their interest in dividends paid by the company alone is frankly net a feminist and would to th. "public xhartutle rather have time to make baby clothea i trusty under which the company waa r.r.rrvr h. for her grandson than carry on her mayoral duties. aV 1.4& SVl Aj AUi 4Ma UU a a a i a formed, and incorporated centra cu wiUa th city ta ordinances, resolu tions and articles cf Incorporation.

Selfish interests have been trrir.t for more thaa eight years to grab iTi valuable Citizens Gss Company prc? erty and to defeat the purpoaea cf public spirited founders who created a voting trust fcr all stork La crdrr that the property, orlslnally financed fcy $1,000,003 cf certificate' sales, couii be returned to the city. Those wishing to get control cf the prcrrty contend thst when the Gas Con people would let bcr. panjr.olllclals gurrtadcrad Lhclr CaXg (AP. TEEMS MOXET PLTTxTTIFUL. Baldwia nead Kara Trad Is tetter Thaa It Has Iiera far rcrmiDruniiA.

octcber tir.y Samuel M. Vauclaia. chairmaa cf th board Cf directors of th BaUwaa LootJtTxeUT Works, speakir.g ef stock market activities, aaid aiaesa rood and thjrv plenty ef raonry. fundamenUls are sound ar.d trad is better thaa tt hag beta fcr several year. When speak cf tuaiaeaa.

Yaa etairt aaid. "I mean boslr.r gnrraHy. Our own bosiaea is much UUer thaa last year. "Too many have been trading ia pyramided stocks on a marr n. bsi reopu hart plenty cf money srvd are liTir.g Wf better thaa ever before.

"It is jvat a citation ci A ir. Ull: a raarruge a. a rr.f.'.ira try coaches, a rniiUoo baby cape, a motion pairs ef baby ahoea. and that meazu business lor emjbody." EVAtlSVILLE UP TO EARS III POLITICS Cewtiaaed frwea Fare Oaa for diJrrur.t!cd Rrp bncaa votes. This is farther bcra ouL La th cp ir.l ef otaerren.

fcy th faet that wMle Hcpatna fcitterry aaaas Ualea. Grieae confies himself ta rt mart tr.g that the recxjcd peats 1st Itself." Oriea rjrthermcr shows Lvat Ilcrklns, who got cut ef th way fcr Males to run for yeara La fleet recommended Male. Th Derr.orraU too, point cut that ITcrklru aervea as aa arpcinte cf Maa cm th ari cf public rks. As a matter cf fct. llxlrj frrra tr.a bctri 1.

1 and will otherwise attempt to have" MW tn 1 vrlved many cf Maa'a fira Ily, including the ir.aj.r hirrjelf. Xlacleea Officials lasted. One cf Lv.e Isctorj thst milfs the ur.urssi ts thit city efr.cials art under Mayor Males Is eharjfd splracy to ccr fraul r4 with malleasar.ee la cn frcairt cut cf the fewer srs. Already Oecrrt r. r.tarr'.U.

the tor. ha ben tur.d v. t.v cf La c'J iri rre ur.nl aner flection. J.r.n a. t9 maj ra arn.

ail la wilu works' 'and OCwrst sickle voniiFOi: Il Is a tax cry 1 r. rrt tta tie cf i i A r.r ia U.r. rr Lxn titer. Cr f. a ILrail r.

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As lir as 2 i u.t 4. a at cr Lit a 3 i. tr.g ar 4 fa 'r ra u'uttatxjvrt 1 tUrg Lt I. t. i Lvrai ar 1 Ji tr pf' Tt 'j wis a rv a va Lvt ai vn.

ef rxa, a aU. ar: 3 Lv. cr i cf wheat was LJ rt i.ti a Urr cr rv. l' a L.t crr. 3 a eT7T h''i' rtp frt a t.

to L. JLTtrra tf a a a rra heary ar.fit a Cay. ia rt btxm 3 fcia cw 3 fra'T. V. a rvath rrm r' cr i he r.

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a I tr.rM; ire iff r. rrea a. tie trr 'h t3 a gr.r 1 a ek 3 to tr.e vr Cryrlrt tr rre3 rvli a i ar2 re; rrrv who wrote the order zxt.ct is rarutv ra ef VM ai cf per eer.L dtvwnt on Lv.e brrvia. 1 tct t5 cf Cr i cr. cfriclsh i ef the tfitijd ci cf the frrt trt were teuius m.r a ra'a.

mcney raided by the bnda wui piy Th tnretiliao Cf t.v r'a ci a a a I i a 1 a i was a tang r.rp i wr i baa rvsi aea a fa erai' a yran cr cvt grain wr.rt cr. crwr ar.y wr.eaii ivr v.r Vin hil rer.t ry. as try he crvn rtr ried water tire l.trvef.ers mzrj l.v fTa i ta wr tor rt ird trlit xir Trrrch) ar3 hevr fJ Va rrh Lv i Tr La tt 4.v, Xed. Th grla cral waa rld sM err i. TT ar was i.r eM troal r.S cvttt3 Lrvv.

1 Its pdxL XU tMn LUir vu of grade wia a rn back. Xi was VaUr.rl at f'T irrr. rjrre 3 tr.ah cr er.ead tj a tr: rtr.t cxm cv wti trrrr fatarr tr shar.lt. wMth waa art al a ami to lh tiad wuh a r'a at i vl which f.itrd 3 a aoctrt tt ta the Tatte rd ef ralh. Aa tran WTre was drttra bwrr mtide cf te rt a i tvt Th Tr ktsg.

errr. firred r. gers cf tocth a co grvwth aah were art aa Lv.a tarr wood. wT.va was tria snath arvi rtt lLrg at a a to tt. The fts rvra wrrtr a 1 five inches srrt aM t' i if's tr Wire rodt ar.3 tra.

et. Thy wrrt 't rtartly ta tlr wUh ve r.a ca back ct ir sstrt to thit C.e twa 3 i a. ixxi tra w.e rrad rrzrx xryr t. Thwr ffr. trra re was rsrrjrr 1 ta Robert P.

LamocU crrUry ttfrhtiea cf the lart ry tv ta cocnmcrce. said today naa cctcea'C( t.es wrrt a a prrxMted radio addre by him to i help sustaia puboe connaerc za tat business situation waa tuuMCcaaary. He believe yeaterdaya of President Hoover, voicing a belief ta th stability cf buiinrsa. has indx aied fully La th country thst la efflrut circles busiaea depression a a rerun cf stock market breaks is believed improbable. Lament previously bad aaid th stock markrt, instead of beLrvg a barometer of buxlnrse rondltVxu was now only an incidental factor.

He bad beta invited to make the address while la New York Cunx Grundy, president cf the Penhaylva th slump of th market. At that nla Manufacturers' Association, who I time he look the xrrrtuuoa andcr eon told the lobby committee he bad spent alleratlon but now feels there Is no ancient atcku. laxrraaed Oral a Frartta a. Hrwttt tTrale Weeks. La jTJx anaTxciis.

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thotrxa roci. ti fTtj r.t eay eorruarrcUJ gTfW' oC rriL. VT.a th writer's faUv er Lrathei c. 1:3 brr he'J ef th eld Ger.rvet.ie wr wheat his grrat errrj ef w.fat nn the cf lie oelxHtr rrv rxJL Av' Vr mTtSiisn. that tare later ar.3 wr.

xncrvaaed th rrrx; jrtirsi cf was th grata drU Vrirr t.i rtatcra ef acl teti. rt ao a cf th grala was Iff en le r.rla. tt r.ear IL that Lv. gUM f.rt badly tr wtr.ier. All Lvs lh truth cf th U7' cf rm Inacr; her that a.

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