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3 Market is attending the eonven
(Continued from are: nose 3
Mr. 'Berdo told Mr. Tet3lry to get
down to “times hacks" and note real
iosses. real situation which ad dove
'ioped in which an extra on 0
train Would have been an additio
magneto to the train and would have
lessened the hazard to the 11 on on the
37 as Tribe,
. a routine business
U’irly fleeting last evening. 3
No. 26, i. 0. R. Me”
at ' the
' Mr. Terry- at onetime as plying
questions in rapid fire onion when Mr.
Horde said that this was ii child's
play and he objected to w ting a lot
:‘of thee in “cheap donation '
npilreeds riastud.’ their on
opinion. bf‘lipdra‘ififi rent
who were pronounced slain t the bill
Where the committee. ‘51:. Benin
read a biateméiii .of e length.
which he had prepared. wine not only
gave his reasons for 0]) Ming the
bill but gave an answer to 111 "y of the
points raised by the prone tints last
, _ 1week men-1111 had iirst given a
. , short sketch of hie rel d exper-
lnsufmce einoes which showed that h had seen
1 long and very important nor can with
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sooneibiiliy and coming to the New
. "3' carry “MW Inaursnoo to “even system isat Febru
your last! liability as owner,
”orator of an auto? 1 in a statement he read, set forth
do with
that and particulars cheerfullv that he had considereble
' neyiyanla.‘
. m3 yon 'wom them for Sonia
2 it to remember the Eyes
go and 3Iiiiioront lenders may
0 give :you lie
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toil crew Walton in
it flew Jersey end he
«, .1 hnnling freight trains with one man,
and he said he wnsmei‘tain that he
. could go out on- the raid and heh‘dlo .
lilo said that crews were made
‘ and not as Mr. Terry thounht vine
in replyini; ireqnently told Mi. Terry
i131 supposed etude: 3‘
. ducted.
own experiences in
itllig; on, brajak‘i
accordanee with the work
case, with as few men as alossibie.
Mr. Terry spent a considerable time
in questioning in order to bring out
the conditions under which a train
crew would work under various eon-
onions. but Mr. Bel-do who was oniok
newerjeii questions
'i that; canes?
Showers
Mr. Horde lb’l’d in a l'ét‘b! figures
from undone reports of railroade to
illustrate what he teamed Amman ralli-
biilty in the work and to show that
a great percentage of the accidents to
life and limb were (hie to negligent”
an that this mobility ehOWed by the?
reports would‘mot be loosended in any
tray by increasing the number of nieo
on a train. 1
Benjamin Spock for the railroad,
asked Mr. dim-do some questions lint
on the whole the general manager
.examination which
Lynn Wilson (shim
At one time seem Peek. $44M”
committee. thoahht noise of the dues-
and 11:.me this preterit»:
to ewes—examine last, wool; and it was
Crow superintendent of :1:- (loom
Ventiotit. find 8 C. McKinney. truth
mister of that road. ”W. J Brennan.
wormed as counsel for road Mid hi:
objection was that while the bill
den so only. nothing had been him
at «1th the committee tlist than
are too iewbritimmenon a into; an
more or less demoreilutlon of dine»
pline.
this evening: Q
Read today's divertismnh
W Wane-m
mm on Wfldifl 3<
1; up with one man. . ‘
' 3qu wood from.- the manager at this
of employee themselves. . H‘s maintain: ‘
looked after his on end in the crest "3
Mr. Terry one. '
tions were irrevelant and reiteration _
the renew attorney had opportunity
3‘i‘3he other Witnesbee were John Mo- "
would 11th the company to a minor
that the additional men would meal 31
The regular meeting oi the Kin-walk ,
Aerie, No. 58 I“. 0 13.;th be held
. “Wright‘s“ ohm tannin belle, 11,51: .
each, at Manually“: Stationety%‘mre..
l shine with the Stillman ‘
7 for May 31 has
nnas‘er Moses “re;
team. who intended him that the Still.
man mm was not no to the standard
and Iiflthsy did not want to- send over
1' team “bodied the some.
new will be played today at Amuse-
meat Park with Humour School:
“The name elnb will hold a regular
meeting Friday afternoon at. 1: 15 in
Room ‘26 " .~ .
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; Morm‘mm «a mehiber o1 the junior
W. Werdwell.
Already the commutes unpainted b!
tel-noon meet. ire preparing toi- the
next dan'oe. ' Th! dance will be held
hundred doieutes were in attendance}
when the sixteenth annualeonvention,
of the sister'ioiigee or the Order or
Sons of Herman wee eailed to order 1
Ahere today by the Grand i’reeident,‘ , ‘
‘ there are nineteen iDdIee in the state.
cites hoe received his new Rooms '
wheel’ recently ordered through 6139. .
women to m sitar the Friday at- .
3 mliive open air fire to a
Hand elegance of a thorough- w
economies; it is the family’ 3
members at the school are looking for? 3 .
. , ward to 1111 enjoyable time ~ ' ~
1—».—
MM OE HERMAN GONVENTION
MIDDLEDOWN. May ’3. ~A'b'out two
Emil (loos, or Danhnry.
The reports presented showed that
with the total membership 0: 1,1112,
that the nineteen lodges have».k tuned.
amounting to $23,451.13, andigihat'th‘e
. Grand Lodge fund tomiled ”0.53230.
owners were oboeen this attorneys.
Our Sister-8’ Rebekah booze. No.35
l. 0 O. F will hold its regular meet
in: this evenina.
Cookenoe 'l‘rlbe. No; 32, i. 0. R M ‘
will hold its regular nieeting Friday
evening. ’ «
it‘s a for dry” from the pri-
modern range, and the mono
3"”mtesolagoodmugemfood «
, gilded are truly wonderful.
omen
Stemiord, forithasthegrace
is better than the
bred. as well as all of the 7
best friend.
32%
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Mar North Main and Wait Strode
“113ka Speed.
hy‘nreoeetomoftbio
Nile to Depend ”on e Muti-
There is a Help at not“. mama
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Ladies Night 1113111111
2mm ennui», 6} minute-easy
. ray of las‘tikops goree 3:111 gnseets
”event 3111 lines 12mm nppenrm through
g gotvi .r.
Special Model this week, in BetiSte comets
for Summer wear $3, 00
Comet Section with fitting 100111.
Mam 131001.
§ Free Lessons hi Embroidery
Every Wednesday until further notice Miss Alden
will be present. at the .‘Ait Section to hath every knul
of art needlework. Get your Milk and Commence,
AlStamped pieces in readmees 3.031 if ‘you choose. linen may
. the purchased and, the btaflipiilg can be done, £10m any
pattern selected. 111ml floor.
From one—third to oncoliall below regular.
3 With gréined leather owners,
16 2321 and 19 x24”, _ 1 ‘ 25¢
Black leather comers, flexible pads, 3“ 3 ‘ ‘ 32.
16x21 and 19 x 24, 1 . . _,
Russie leather corners; fllxiblc pride. . 7 ‘2 < '3
16x21 11(119224', ‘ ' 3‘ 75¢.
Brass cornerS, flexible pads,
1‘6x 21 and ‘19 x 24, . $13; 15
“2” 3;- ~ Center Coiatter, btilllOiiCi'y Section
The Hair Light Roll
A vervclever little invention for" the prtseiit {351113.511
of simple coifiure. it helps out the woman \vith scanty
’ttesses became it can he wound with her own hair,
mkinga knot of creditable size. or she can cover it
1matly.witli her own combings it' is enroll light and
will be no burden in warm weather. ”3 25¢
Notion Section.
Good thing to‘get the veranda theirs and rockers
nilfixcd 111113339131: comes hot. .
amel dries hard and will stand every ..~kiml of weather.
( clues in two colon; red and green ,
. Three sizes. quarts, plane and lmlirpmte 352.». one
9 end one. . 'In the Bechtel“.
Porch Hammocks 311111121152 Hue ready for the in-
‘ spection of Visitors. 111 the Basement.
Wonderful Values in Desk Pads
3Acmc Furniture E11-
Sale of Sample Suits
is and Dresses
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