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missioner Wilf Co to Harris
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SETTLE DETAILS
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Dr. Thomas K. Klurgnu, todav tin-
ounced that he would go to Harris-
Rr i burg tonight to iR'ccpt the office of state,
nnnirin(nni1pnt nf nttblii InUrnotion fur
1'ennsylvania. t)r. Fincgan lives in Al-
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bony. lie Is deputy rommissmner f
education of New York state.
Dr. Fincgan is expected to assume the
duties of his new post .Tune 1.
tn confirming bis nii-rptfluce. Doctor
Fincgan today said lie did not care
to make any slntenienf of his plans
until he had n final talk with (Joier
, nor Pprotil and had gone cnrefnlly into
every phase of the work. "1 hnc il'
eided to .ur.pt the post," he said, "be
cause Gocrnor Sprout lias lunde me
feel, in my iiulgnicnt, that it is one of
tho grat'st opportunities in the
country.
"Doctor 1'inegan is a man of wide
of ability," he added
Acceptance of tlie siiit'i'intendeniy by
Doctor Fincgan ends omcwluit of a
hunt for a suitable head of the depait
ment of public iiistniction. lie is the
second New York man to whom the
post has been tendered.
Governor Kproul previously nuil nskeil
Dr. George II. Ktrnyer. of Columbia
University, to become the successor of
the late Dr. Nathan C. Schaeffcr, but
the invitation was declined.
The rumor thnt a second New Yorker
would be offered the headship of Penn
sylvania's educational sjstem been me
current more than a week ago. The
Governor at that time would not di
vulge the name of the nominee for
Doctor Schncffer"s old post. It was
made known thnt the new man was a
prominent educator, nnd one "used to
giving orders.-' Doctor Finegnn comes
up to these qualifications.
Doctor Finegnn is recognized 11
the count
was born
September
from Ham
ceived the degree of doctor of pedag
from the ew lork State Normal Col
lege, nnd the honorary degree of doctor
of laws from Colgate I'niversity.
.. He was n teacher in the public schools
,ot Xcw York for six- years, nnd prin
cipal of the public schools at West Ful
ton, Iew lork, from 1SS0 to ISfK). In
n.-nUfUn nirl blukiilil iti'il.n ii fiinil itt ( pnturv ( hi i (Iniwiiic rooms. 1 J4 ... ..... ' i.Jni- if ..t..i .,i...i t ii ruf ! 01 tho trnnis hnvo nlrnnilv Immm
S-lT of public .o.r......" Ir. I HO...H ..lf.1. streH .
Xew York educator had accepted the many of the .amps and "Situls' n '""" ol 1'resbjterian Hospital nnd the re- r"' ""Tease in subscriptions.
position. I .hroughout the ,,, r,. under the di- , . ..V. T ,e ,, ,ve be n a sshrned ' '"' ! " nnotl.rr .""' r!fpr. of ' Wvo which has
,.lr . , ,, , , , nvtion of rrnucc Hampton l.ced. . po-ts lime been assigned , ,... .i ' " '"l'i-'1 l.v apparent is the demand
".He is n umn of great tint and n man ',. ' , '. " . , ' to ilcrorate tlie craves In cert an ccme- trust fund for relatives. At their death i ,,,. ,.itiM f ,,i.i:i , ..r
at rst iiilton. Aow lork. '. ..--. 1-.. : i.ii. . .;i.n rntninnm it.
u r it . Vi!" srntI,ln,Pl1 Miilors ani miiriiH-x ho served during At tin prosont tiinn thorn arc thirty-
llton (. Ollrcn ID 1S!)4. Mild re- tl.n ! ro ..licihln fur mnmhoryiiin IU o tmJu iii tlifa i.il-v ttU n tfnl f
e(f 1801 Doctor Fincgan was named school
commissioner of Schoharie countv New
'Yen-), ' '
' York.
Doctor Fincgan lins also held the no-
Isitidhs of supervisor of examinations.
Ssew ork htate Department of Public
Instruction: chief of the law division.
New York State Department of Public
Construction, and assistant commis
sioner for elementary education. He
was appointed deputy commissioner of
education In 101.1.
In 1805 Doctor Finegan was nil- ,
niltted to the New York bar.
He is also known as an author, hav
ing written "Text liook on New York
School Law," "Judicial Decisions in
Kducation." 'Teacher Training
Agencies," as well as articles 011 edu
cational subjects.
CATCH FIRE-ESCAPE THIEVES
Loot Taken From Auction Rooms
Recovered by Detective .
Acting Detective Leary, of the
Eleventh nud Winter streets station, has,
ri eye for fire-escapes nt dawn.
It was an unfortunnte eje for Le
land Williams, of St. Louis, and
Charles Ellis, of Mnj's Landing, for it'
caught them sneaking down 11 fire-escape Kohert It. Scott, icwers for the assess
at 808 Vine street this morning. It I ment of damages fr the opening of Old
'also discerned the loaded handbags they York road from Loudon street to l'ish
carrird. ' er's avenue, tiled their leport today 111
They were held for court by Mngis-, Court of Common Pleas No. -, in which
frate Orelis when Leary told what the thej made the following nwards to
handbags contained. Silverware nnd proper! , owners: Emma Dear, S."i0 ;
jewelry picked up in the miction rooms William H. Hart. Jr., .$."00; .Messiah
of Page llrooks. where tilled bags mid I'niversalist Home, .f.'OO; John W.
two suitcases later were found on the' Mursdcn, S.'!.0t7..'0 ; trustee for Eliza -fire-escape
by the police. A rcur dooriheth V Ciiirrett under the will of
had been forced, Leary said. I (rni c,,,,,., deceased, $700.
735 Shares of the Capital Stock of
PASS-KREMER HATBAND MFG. COMPANY
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned, FRANCIS P.
GARVAN, Alien Property Custodian, will offer for sale at public sale to the
highest bidder at 1 1 o'clock A. M. on the 29th day of May, 1919, at the office of
the Company, 56 Mill St., Paterson, New Jersey, 735 shares of the capital stock
.' of the par value of $100 each, out of a total authorized and outstanding issue of
1,500 shares of Pass-Krcmer Hatband Manufacturing Company, a corporation
created and existing under and by virtue of the laws of the State of New Jersey.
Full detcription of and information concerning the property to be
told, the terms and condition of inspection and sale, and the order
thereof, may be obtained by application to JOSEPH F. GUFFEY,
Director, Bureau of Sales, 110 West 42d Street, New York City.
PLAN AID TO CONTRACTORS
Bill Proposes to Protect Builders
From War-Time Contracts '
Wnr-tiino 1okos suffered by munlci
pnl conlrnctors may bo repaid to them
by the city If the legislature passes a
bill introtliirrri by llrprcsditntlve Kil
gnr It. Smith, of Hertford rounty. Tlie
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iinru'juit' is iut me rcuci oi cnimiutmn
tnnu I'liiiTiMi luin ruiiiruriH wk ciurs
wlileli proved utifnir beraitue of unfore
seen war conditions in the labor and
material world.
A number of contrnetors slowed down
,ne'r work " nbandoned it nltoKfther
i(uri1K lhe ,ur .,ct.!o( Th0 1,111 (.,),,.
i lutrsi that looses shown on contracts ox- i
N'litrd ix months prior to April (5,1
' ."'V' .?"', b. w"'- .,,,.."!"1"?('
tractors against actual loss" and a
iiiimlnr tif IniMil intif rni'trn-M wnuld be
"' lniliii to lireenl claims.
ill urn ii i ' tii'ii no iiui nut u, ii
i,,ptPrlnInp loss(1M, blIt ,, ,.lnims ,'imflt
. !1 !.. U ,
.j,(, ailjudii'iited in the t'nmmon Picas
courts and Councils later have the power
t.. .arry out the hndings the court.
'C ,n it.ttl.iti.'n lu in lui (flLoti liV IIIP
,.,,.,..,. .....i n,n rnulincs of t lip lower
reviewable in the Supreme.
Hurt arc
IVurt.
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"MERRIE MINSTRELS HERE
Soclety of Arts and Letters An-
nounces Prooram for Meetina '
Th".r" "" -I "Cwui
hold the ninetj fifth meeting of the so- '
"i wv ''' '
,, 1.1,1,' ,. ,,i, l, In i.
tirelv of nonprofessional oiing women1
who began the work lis n nieniis of con-
(,.;, I,,,,. ,i,:. i,;, ,. ii.n n,v.-n .,f
the countrv I
riio compnnv iiwludes: Interlocutor. '
,i i, i... !i i i:., I
.ii.iiiiif'i iiiiiiiai. 1'Mit 1-ini, .iiui.
i I In mi I :
i iciy imnnrrihv pcmihk hi inn .nv 1... i , , , ,. sirrni, uy nor win iMinmrcit 10 w
. :.. .- . ' . i i ...luin iii up i i iiiiii ii iruiiiiin i ... i.. . . it . . .
i up ntiMrn co i iv ih nuuic on t'n - . . . . ' - - " -ii.',ii--,niiii-iit m
Infl mi, I 1'voUm Tt,iunnv iinill1"1"-1 "" ""11111 .Will VPlCmnS. .Men
i.,,l I'Uuii-r
Florence CoHicr Mvrtlc t'oMm ' ' ' '" "uc "
Mihlred I'olgan Ctliel iiaker Harriet ! ,llcil" '"mr,lI''s "'" -ouvejed in auto-
s , '. Hnlc ' il'erford. Flomi.-e ln"b"" '" '""'B'
, Mn-Mllinn. Helen Jones. Mildred l.rice. . " '" J' "dor of Mny
'.Mice Mcllcnr,. I.oretta Mcl.eisl, .' . '!sV .' '"I' hy l'n'"le-'"-
.,.. .... .... .i.il IlKM .In 111 A. T.HPfltl IhOkO (ontnniilnj
Cthel Hustnce. Heatrice (ienenhr.
F.ditli Itollinger. Mnttie Kincaid. Kath
rj 11 Craminer and Marvel Ynugliun.
.Miss Mildred Ilurtoii will be at the
piano.
CARR HEADS WAR LEGION
County Officers and Committees 1"'"';i1 ryices.
' 1 A circular letter in which these plans
Chosen at Meeting Here .,,.,, SPt fol.tll )ias, b(,(,n (istribiited to nil
Local ollicers ami delegates of tho'f ,P pvts bv Samuel P. Town, us-
s one of American Legion mcMit c:;e ( ill ( bib !,, ,i,j,ltant general, under the ill-
The ollicers elected were: Chairman
Captain Ccortfo Wentworth Carr: vice
chairman, I'rivate Howard (!. liuek :
sccrcturj. Sergeant .Major Willlnm .F.I
Smith; treasurer, Major Otto Heilic
innn. ,
Chairinc'i of tlie subcommittees were
,'leeted as follows :
First diMri't. I'riMite Ilowanl fl. I
Huck. 'J-"0 South Twelfth street;
second district. Lieutenant Samuel II.
.loiies. "01- I'nrrish street; third dis- I
1 triet, orpornl (tcorge Notrr. Is.l hast
iseigraui' sireei; lourin uiMriei. ea-
IltilU I. I'll 1, illlli'll. ,iiii 1. Ill 1111 11,1--
nue; tittli district. Lieutenant ,1. ,1.
T.ainond, Sill Fast Tioga street: sixth
district, Lieutenant William O.
Mucin ii, ."l"'l ( hosier avenue.
MATCHES BURN CHILD
Gloucester Boy in Seriou3 Condition
After Igniting Clothing
Thrcp-ycnr-oM Alexander liherer, of
(ilniicpstcr, N. J., was plnjing with
matches on the second story of his
home hist night, when his clothes
caught iilire niid he was sever"ly
burned. 1 1 is parents on the first floor
heard his screams nnd rushed up to
him. He was hurried '- the "ooper
Hospital in a passing automobile. The
l'hsicinns say that his condition is seri-
"".,oxnn,ipr is the son of Frank She-
,,,.. ,.,iet electrician of the WelsbacL
Cmlian , (iloucester.
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Damages for York Road Opening
Charles W. linger, Alfred iSriitz and
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1 XO BESOLD f'
BYTHE
ALIEN PROPERTY
CUSTODIAN
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No Central Demonstrations
Planned by 1 800 Mem-
bers Here
uers nure
VLItHANJ) lUViail dVinuuw,
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.Memorial week will be observed by
H"-' various po.ts of the (irand Army of
,1,p Republic in tins city and state next
'week. nlthnliL'li Ihprn will he no ren-
(,. demonstiation of the veterans
, . . ., . ... , ,,
N"t Sundfl will mark the openm
."f the meinoriul cxcrcics. wlien
?'
nst will attend a designated church
. p,.0 ; , ,,- , prput.Il(l,
' '
''I'Pi'opriate to the occasion. There will
! ho tin parades on this day, each
veteran
Cllini fie an J.,.1 1 1 i.l,,.i 1 ,n ,l. ..I,, ,....!. ,rt'
going lis an lmliuiluul to tlie cliunMi to
,vv'1'(''1 '"is jmsl lias been nssigiud. The1
Sonsnf Veterans and other patriotic or-
iffMmnlini.u I,... 1... I !.... I.m.I ... ...
. ....... ..iuii linn- ni, i u' l U 111,111.1 If L-
tend these services. 'ri . " . ' ',
" Wednesday and Thursday tlll. I Contingent Bequests In Woman's
x?zm rw' "" .,",,b,ic ""t,0,s ::!"; W,H Ald Hospltal and Y-M-c-A-
'. .'"' " ' ' ... ""K":' wl"
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l ""' '"K '"" "nnvTS- "" "-
"'h' Jlonor! "'" 1, I"1''1 ,0 "'ose m ho
''ir'' "' ' '"' sen ii-e of t heir country .
"" l'lis ''", ri"'' ,H,,t ll"'i Planned to
""":' ' '" hn ''y allotted to it.
and bunds lime been engaged to nccom-
. i
'wll '"',' '" f''hlP to full into line with
. niei .1011 11 .. l.ogan. these ceremonies i
arc ohsened. nnd some member of cucli I sonal, !?2."I,70.".11, realty $T,",00; per
post will read Lincoln's Cettysburg nil-lMO"n' estate of Iterthu Herzfrld. S20.
drcss. The Sons of Veterans, Women's HO. 07 : Amelia Young. $20. ISO. 0!!:
Relief Corns, Ladies of the (SrnndK'oll'11 h'- McFctricli. SL'!, 770.0!).
Army of the Republic, Daughters of
Veterans and similar organizations liavp
1 been invited to participate in these
1MMI nienibers. In tlie whole state there
are 4."-l pots nnd 11.000 members. The,
largest post in Philadelphia is Xo. i.',
which 's commanded by George W.
Cook, and has upon its roll 17!l names.
This organization has lost twenty men
since last .lune.
A (irand Army post becomes e.ttiuct
""('n tl"'ri' ,ln' M tew members left
that tlie business cannot be carried oil.
'Die coinmnuiier then turns over his
accounts to the central office and the
'property of the post becomes n posses
sion of the central department. There!
is no method in which a post mny out
live its members. .Most of the posts
are named after men or women who!
distinguished themselves in the Civil I
War.
Who's behind
your paint
job?
In painting your home
or other building in
side or out your one
assurance that the job
will be right is the rep
utation of the painter.
Ours dates back 68
vpars. Let us estimate.
WILSONS
GOOD PAINTING
ESTABLISHED 1851
Jas.S.WiSson&Son.lnc
AA N. 7th.
T
FRANCIS Pj, GARVAN,
Alien Property Custodian
CUNARDER REACHES CITY
England and Philadelphia to Be
Linked by
' The Ilritlxlt sic
inrrlved here to In
Uno service betwe,
Linked by English Line '
camshlp Keeninn has
Inaugurate the Cininrd !
no service between this rltv nmt lirl. I
tol, England.
jiJco
whiohmlhp rnnnJS iSH'il' V00"4 ft6'1,
i ,, i ' , l "inrd Line lihs leased from
I thp,.oit;v tar am year or more.
.Most of the cargo of the Kecmun. of
i which It carried nbouf 1000 tons, is
consigned to l'liiladelphla Importer
t loft llrlxtol May 7 and consumed
but twelve days on' the vovage
me i tinnril I.lnc intends to mninlaiii
II 111011111 V SOri'ro. u-llli'Il nil l.n ,n.l
ortn giuiy as soon as RhinpiiiB is re -
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service between Uristol and this port'51"0,000 ,n ",l'' v,t' na Pnrt of ,,1C
will enable importers to receive their
goods in less than thirteen chtys after
iney are Rinppel from the English port.
iiu-i ocuvcr.v viriuaiiy equnnzes tne
I in( OYnrneti fit nn.uulit.ta ni.fli.n.t... ?.....
l.;..l. l " v ' l'vuituS iiuiil
"iifciuiHi in .uw luriv.
While the service at first will be
strictly nil freight, it was said Hint a
pnsenger service will be ndded later,
and if conditions warrant other steam -
'hip Hues will be operated fron
n I'liPi
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CHARITIES EVENTUAL
HPIRQ
wr-im- luiliw
, .Mfltilda J. Jones. .".2 Kasl nringhurst
i-obate
' me income ot llie Hind goes to Hie
I Young Mens Christian Asocial ion of
I (icrniantown to be used for admission
... ..... ...
j fees to the nsMicintion for young mem-
, hers ot
K lurch.
ipiare rreslijleriiin
lltller AMIls proplltl'll W ITP tllosp 111
Mink V. Ingle. 201!) Wallace street.1
'""l " '(,''. o.j moiiucp sircec.
Mti.lMlO ; Sofc Segal, Howard Hospital.
'-: J"" ro". South Hon-
sail street, .SIToO. ,
Inventories of estates were announced
HI fnilfUVh ! 1 1 1 151 111 II AOiniliwt uni.
as iniiows: iiiiain II. Aslihurst. per
Churchill Visits Paris
Paris, .May 21. Winston Spencer
Churchill. Hritish secretary for war,
nrrived in Paris jpstertlay. It is under-
stood his usit is connected with the
troubles on the Afghanistan border
With the secretary for war was Karl
Cur.on, president of the Hritish (!ov-
ernment council. His coming was lie
lievcil to lie in connection with
same situation.
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NOWTOTALSWuu
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H
ouse-to-House Canvass
to Raise $150,000 for
Freedom Promotion
MORE WORKERS ENLISTED
Matthew I.ally, who is directing the
1 Friends of Irish' Freedom
drive for
nnllon-wido cam
paign for S1.000,
(100 for Irish prop
aganda, announced
today that approx
imately $1)0.000
lias already been
subscribed. T Ii e
drive will end Fri
day night with a
rally in the Conti
nental lintel, at
which it is expect
ed announcement
will be nindc of the
MATT1IKU m,LV
successful comple-
lion of the drive here.
Aildilinunl workers volunteered tn-
' ''"J" " help out In some of the parishes.
i. . ... ... . . . . . .:
uninciics 01 me l-'rienils of Jrisli Free
dom. This orgaui.tltion. nindo up of
representative Irish societies, regaid-
'ess of religious affiliation, has helped
"" iririms 01 Ireland Here in llieir
, nctivilies on belinll of absolute freedom
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" '" " CUIIUirj,
Hranchrs of the society are being
...,,,,,,.,.,1 ,,, -ns.
Rnnizeil almost nightly and imlicnt.ons
.' that its mbersl.ip wll have been
.--- by my tjioiisan, s by e
f1'" 1'1 nmpign shall lnno ended
'lrl
Camden Child Hit by Auto
j Harry Driign'u, four ears old, 1127
j Marion street, Camden, was struck by
ni1 automobile today while plujing in
the street, near his home. The child
,uls token In the West Jersey llomc-
,, . ,. ., , , , , ,
opathu: Hospital, where he was found
to have suffered only a few bruises. .
The automobile was owned by Dr. Xcw- ,
ell Kirk, Twelfth nud Chestnut streets, 1
j anil driven oy 111s ciinuueur, I'atrlck 1
IFlauigaii.
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WOMAN .GETS 4-YEAR TERM
Pleads Guilty to Shooting Husband.
Another Slayer Sentenced
Oeorgianu Griffin, alias Wlinley, and
Herbert Menrs, negrcss, today entered
pleas of guilty to charges of voluntary
manslaughter, .luilge McCorinlck, substituting-
In the Court ot Qyr and Ter
miner, Imposed n prison sentence on
each defendant.
Tho woman shot nnd killed her hus
band, Joseph Whaley, .Inuunr.v 'JO. She
received a sentence of not less than
three years and ten months nor more
than four yenrs In the Eastern Peniten
tiary. A sentence of five years in the county
prison was imposed on Men re. In an
argument over n game, Jlenrs killed
Herbert Shield, on January 15 last. It
was shown that Shield was the aggres
sor and had threatened Meat's.
THIS JOHNNIE
WAS MIFFED
And my word, I don't blame
him. You see, after he got back
into civies, ho decided to take a
trip to the States, and being a
bit of a toff, don't cherno, he
brought over .1 lot of English
"boots. And when he got here,
he found this Marks chappie
was selling the very same thing
for 10 bob less than "he paid in
Lunnon. He couldn't understand
it, and bah jove, neither can j."
Big turnover, small profits, low
ov.rh.ad, Inexpensive locations do tht
trick, explained
THE MAN WHO KNOWS
HERE at
Eltewhcre $9 & $10
THE
OF QUALITY"
1330 SOUTH PF.N.V sonAnm
Opp. t.'llj Hall, near Wldener llldr.
8TI1 onil RACK, S. K. Corner
11 NORTH STII ST. llr&nehes
Open Naturdny Until 10 r. M.
Sth Htreet Stare Open Kienliite
BRW
niftaff i
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but I'll take a chance on him. T'
Somehow, good tobacco seems to tie up with good humor,
good nature, friendly ways.
VELVET owes much of its friendliness to the "ripening" it
gets from Nature. Every leaf of the fine, silky Burley grown for
VELVET is aged and mellowed two years in wooden hogsheads.
Only such a nature-cuKd tobacco can be smoked pipeload after
pipelpad without a "comeback". No kick, no bite, no harshness
just frlendlu.
A pipe of VELVET will help you to
tell the kiddies a better story tonight.
Moll a VELVET Cigaretim
. 4 CirrtU for l&t :
TRADE BOOMERS TO MEET
Pan-American Trade Conference
Schedules June Sessions
Washington, May 20. (ly A. P.)
Mexican Ambassador Ilonlllas, Iloll
vlan Minister Colderon nnd Speaker
(iillctt, of the United State House of
Hepresentatlves, will be Hpcakcrg nt
tlie Inaugural session of the second Pan
American Commercial Conference, to be
held here early next month.
The opening session lias been post
An Exquisite Three Stone Ring
Two rare blue-white dia
monds and one exceptional
canary diamond artistically set
in a platinum mounting studded
with small diamonds $4000.
S. Kind & Sons, 1110 chestnut st.
DIAMOND MISHCHANTS JEWELEUS SILVERSMITHS
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the strongest and longest-wearing flag made today. Fast
colors, sewed stars and stripes, mothproof. Best by test.
Look fo the name on tho canvas band. Accept no substi
tute. All sizes from 2x0 feet to 25x50 feet.
Sold by good dealers nnd department stores.
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to permit members it Congrens to nl
tend. Cabinet officers and men widely
known in business life In this country
and Latin-America will speak at tho
succeeding sessions.
Only 14 Concrete Ships to Be Built
According to present plans It Is ex
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poration will turn out fourteen con
crete ships. The original program for
thl typo of vessel was for the con
struction ot thirty-four boats.
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