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MASONIC NOTICES
on Well Lodge, No, 108 F. and A. M.
Hoots in Masonic building, South
street. 1st ‘and 3rd Tuesday of
and: month, July and August except-
ed. at 8 o'clock. All Master Masons
m and fraternally invited.
ASA T. LOWNDES, W. M.
ROBERT M. WlLCOX Secy.

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, A spot-la] convocation of Butler"
Mr. No. :28. R. A. .‘l.. will be bold
Milly I‘ve-ning. 011. 12"]. at 8
Wk. “'m-k linynl Arch Degree.

D. B. BEACH, H. P.

Purchasing Agents Look
for Big Price Cutting

CHICAGO. Oct. 12.~—li‘urthcr price

«flitting was predii-tid here today by.

delegates to the annual convention of
purchasing :igi-nts.

According to A. .\l. Reinhardt. vice
chairman of llll‘ convention. the price
decline has not yo-t Sli'llt'li the bottom.
‘Ilelnhardt predicted in some commod—
flies prices will fall :is much as fifty
per cent. .

“But there won't be any panic." he
“said.

Purchasing agents. he said-agree.
that the high peak in prices has been
reached.

 

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. " i; pICK MENF'Olt A A
kwonugm from P880 One.)

this}: Donovan started proceedings.

Attorney Jesse T. Dunbar was elect.
ed secretary to succeed the late Born.
nard "C. Fee'ney. ~

Thb nominating ~ speech for Mr.
Clayke was made by 'Frank B. Mar.
rill,'who said; “I am‘going to noml- first Ward: John F. Sheehan.
nate a men from the Fourth Districtguneg '1‘. iHuhbdll 1' ~Wahce M
for state, representative. He is “John Nooney. Harold T. Mumy,
man Who never stays away from (Edward c. «McAliistei‘, E. J. Quinlan,
political, gathering when he is need-john C. Smith. W. J. Devine. M. J’_
éd. t tIi "vanlnate Mr. Clarke (or repre- Riordanr Sylvester Brotgerton. i
sen a V8. Fourth Ward: Fran n Aust n.

The nomination was seconded and Frank L. Clar e.‘ ”Jesse ,T. Dunbar.
unanimously adopted by a rising James E. Ca H. w. E. Blot-den,
VOte- Frank Merrill.

“I nominate for a state representa— Third Ward; E. E. Mead. John
tive a man from the second district.” McGrath M E Shea and Ellis Makin.
"said Attorney Edward J. Quinnlan in Filth Wardii Léwis J- Pogany and
placing Justice Linxweiler‘s name be- Alexander K. Morton.
fage {lhe gorila'enggz- bgielin: :23! Frank F. Clarke, who was nonfxintilllt-
W 0 RS 9 0 ed by the Democrats as one o e
"°.".‘.23"‘.‘L°d"“‘““m for. ............. m ..
ergy 0 9 S ‘ Legislature. as or many years
Qaigns- I nominate Joseph J' Linx~ been a resident of the Fourlih Wfifid.
w ‘ler." edl 1) ar. e

glib? nomination was seconded by {:15 Il‘iziil‘lfi‘lllulyd iiilved t’laepocllty oi Nor-
Roberdt G- MitChe" and ummlmously‘wulk for many years as Crounfilman
Passe . ~ and acted on several impo an com-

Nominations for gillstikce‘ fg;mtg;‘mittees with wedlt for himself «and
”S“? were made ",1 :n e imousl satisfaction to his constituents. He
“m3?“ J- Devine 11 unan y is a journeyman carpenter. iflr‘ld well
passage James 1‘, Hubbell moved that liked. by his business assoc a es.
the towucommittee be authorized. to Thls “0°“

platform.
The (allowing delegates
the convention: , ,
Second Ward: Jeremiah Donovan.
Bernard J. Reynolds. Jeremiah Egan.

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R. Heron, Francis Barrett. Edward
J. Splan', Ralph Comatock:

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. fill any vacancies which hightoccuronislaled that he WEB unable to SCCGDI

f busi-
otlon the nomination. as pressure 0
was adopted ”Ck“: The In lness would prevent his attending to

:Harold '1‘. Murray endeavored to'lhe duties 01' the oilice. He ll! 9'"?

‘ arin a letter of declination to sub-
have a committee appointed to drawkgju :5) Town Chairman 'Wllliam J

Devlne, who was authorized to fill
vacancies on the-ticket. .

Attern t to Rob
' p Mail Train Foiled

the democratic

 

How One Woman Was Helped.

 

 

 

Athea Walker. New River, Pa..
writes: "l have been troubled with
weak kidneys for two years. I took
Foley Kidney Pills and they helped
“‘9 “m- I ”5‘ ““9 all night 3““ “"1 BELFAST. inici..\.\'n.. Oct.
film"? no trouble With my kldneys.’ Henry Forbes. a railway truffle super-
)‘Vhen ‘he kidneys do not properly —do lntendent ro'co'ntly foiled an attempt
”he" work. “aids and ”0‘30““ left In to roh'n mull train at llrumlmr. n
lthe system cause weak and lame "aCk‘ imu-h- hall on Lhc lionemil liailyshnn-
Edizz‘ness' pul‘liness under eyes. swo‘-'n,m sm'lien ut' the line. Nine :Il‘llll'tl
le“ ankles and jolnls~ “Chesv pal"~ “‘i'll sprung: from cont‘vuliuenl and
lsoreness and rheumatic pains. FOli“ Iu-M up tin» ll“'lln crew. Some or llwln
Kidney Pills have “"911 relief ‘0 ll!")('\"‘ll0d to I'nnsnck the mails. hut
lhouands 0‘ men and wnmen- ’I'VH'lu-s li~i'l his compartment on tho

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am“. 2: by Kgnetchy. 2; by.

"1 . 1; by E. Smith. 6; by Rugby.
Bagby and Pfefl’er.
“Her. 2.

or): of!

Lott on beach—Brooklyn.

Goveleskie. 10 hits and 2 rims in eighteen innings: oft Boxing!!!
01: Grimes. ~16

ar— in fifteen innings;
‘ Mina; oi! Caldwell; 2 hits and
in finely-an: all Cadore. 4 hit-
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eiit time without (emulating a city

Robert G. Mitchell, Jame. E. Flynn.
Ralph Leary.» Leroy Adams. Thomas

Attorney Linxweiler -

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Bridgeporters .Who ”En-
‘ gaged in Fraces Charged
with Breach of Peace—
Two Cases Milled

MILFORD. Oct. 12.——Sevcn mem-
bers of the East Side {ytball team of
Bridgeport who were arrested here
Sunday following a battle in which
pool cues were used and five members
of the Devon A. C. eleven wore injur—
ed. Were arraigned in the Milford
town court yesterday morning charg-
ed with breach of the peace. Five of
Bridgeport's team were filled and two
cases were nollcd. '

’ Those fined were: Matthew Fortu-
nato. 142 Jones avenue. 810 and coats;
Leonard Gemenno. 285 Hamilton
street. tin and costs: Thomas Retar-
pha.»l7 Reilly street. 810 and coats;
Frank Cogaincllo. 90 Gilmore street.
:50 and costs; Frank Girdana. 112
Lexington avenue 810 and costs. The
cases against Ralph liraca. 391 Lex-
ington avenue and “IOWA-18 Gelaeccha.
167 Crescent avenue. were. nolled.

How Trouble Mal-ted.

The trouble started following- the

kicking of a goal by, Hamilton of the

 

ghevons. One of the East Side eleven 1‘0““-
chumed he was trlpped. There was‘

a general mix-up and it is alleged that
the pool cues were used on the mem-
bers of the Devons. After the battle.
the Bridgeport team left for home in
two bosses and they were overtaken
and arrested by the police of Milford
who gave chase.

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ball Walled this mornlnz
when it became known. that Leslie
Nunamker. second string catcher of
the Cleveland team. found money un-
der his plllo‘w Sunday evening. Nuna-
maker immediately reported tn mat-
ter and an investigation is in;
made. . .

No one had offered money to Nuna-
maker and he did not know whether
the roll of bills was meant for himself
or whether the peroon that left it in»
tended to have Nunamaker distribute
it. Nunamaker‘s story, told to Ban
)3. Johnson. follows: ‘

"I entered my room Sunday even-
ing and thought that the pillow look.
ed mum up. A friend came in the
room with me and I turned to him
and mid. ‘Rome bird has been mon-
keying with this pillow.’ I picked up
the pillow and csunwied it, and as I
turned it a roll of bills fell on the

 

 

floor. lit-re they are."

Johnson l-\:‘.lnlnml the hills that
Nunamu ~r lllriit'd over. There were
sixteen onl’eili-rntv dollar bills.

'Must Pay Income Tax

.1 l . Unkfiiswofi , r~
. . W.

Cl ,. Waters base- . Bum.unm Opt. Ila-F” .A pen-
don fund (or newspaper men is pro-
pooed in a. bill introduced into the Ar-
gentine Congress. The measure would
authorise “appropriation of 600.000
pesos to start the tund'wh‘ich would
be maintained and increased by con-
tributions of five percent monthly
from the ulna-tea of the beneficiaries.
contributions by their employera’ot an
amount equivalent to ode per ccnt of
their monthly salaries. and by dona—
tlons. legacies
theatricals and other benefits.
fund would be supervised by the Pness
glut) of Buenos Aires.

Persons who have been employed in
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'WASHINGTON, Oct. 9.—.iniemai’

 

Revenue Commissioner William M.
Williams has issued this friendly and.
think they can escape paying a tax
on that win of their 1920 income!
which they give for politicipnr-i

 

. "Members or all parties are ad-
vised that in making returns of 1920,

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least (5 rem of care would receive for Hm.
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income they will not be. allowed to‘ .

deduct campaign contributions. ln-’
come tax regulations on this point1
lure brief, but explicit. They provide

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amount of fir-lull which
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that ‘oontributions for campaign ex-t
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Runs Eattedr iii—By ‘
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Composnte Box Score of First Six ‘ ,...,,_.. 0...”... i'lre'and ii... men; . as .. ‘ ¢,+ ~
, ‘ 9 ' . lmliui the station waiting mom! ,
Games Of the ‘Vorld S serleb from wean: they returned his shout.r ' The R flL orange Pekoe
__ 'i‘L. nah-r raiders made. off across the
«un‘lil'lvhl pursue d by Forbes who can- Send us . postal ad for . fm WQ,
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(JLEVELANDS ‘ ‘11;1"”\‘""":"l‘,'l‘e“;‘:“:;‘ ““"m’ “and". Sal'ada Ton Computer. Stuart & Berke!” 5b.:
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Evans. if , , .. m n a o u u r: u i t) u o .300 7 0 071.00"
Jamieson. if .. 11 l 4 ii 0 u 41 n l n u u .364 5 1 0 Hill“
“‘aniosg's. 2b, :2 :l :; u .. r- :: l 3 0 1 0 .136 17 15 u' Limo
mke‘l' 2: .; 7 2 u u 9 1 2 o o o .313 15 o 0 1mm
Burns. 1h . 10 1 :: 0 n 4 3 2 0 0 0 .300 38 1,1 .975
E. Smith. rr.. )0 l 4 n l l 9 l 0 0 -0 0 .400 4 U H 1.000
Gardner. rib .. :I) n .1 i u o 5 1 1 0 1 0 .200 8 i: 2 .909
Wood. ri' 10 2 2 l n o 3 2 1 o o 0 .2u0 7 0‘ n l.mm
W- John'n. ll) 9 l 3 H u 0 2 1 0 0 ,0 0 .222 16 5 0 1.00"
,fewell, SS .. 19 ii .1 i. i 0 4 1 1 0 0 0 .211 ll 21 4 .Nh‘J
ll'Noill. c 17 l i; 2 n u s- 2 4 o o 0, .353 22 7 l .967
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hunts. 2h 0 0 0 0 I» n 1) i) 0 0 0 0 .000 O 0 0 .000
ihzghy, p 6 l 2 0 ii i 2 I) t) 0 0 0 .833 2 8 1 £33
'(izuney. i‘i‘»li'.. 2 0 0 U 0 H U 2 H 0 0 0 .000 0 0 0 .000
17m», p 0 o u 0 u n u o o n o o .omi u i o 1.000
Wanamaker, c 2 0 l l) u u l u u o 0 0 .500 0 0 0 1.000 ‘
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Nels. rf ..... 0 0 n i. 0 0 0 1 0 0 .. M0 3 ~n “ “.00 - Thereds nothing in the world a woman so much fears as a. su ical “ll
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Smith. p . . .'. 6 u 0 0 ii 0 0 3 0 0 0 it .000 ’ 2 5 0 l.030 u been aVOIded by we tlmeli use Of t at 800d OIdMlond TOOt and
Pfei'f’r. p 1 n 0 0 0 o o o o 0 o - o .000 o o o .000 herb remedy Lydia E. Pin ham’s Vegetable Compound. If Yb“ are - '
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________________ _ __ _ _ .._. _ 5“ ermg rom some dread ailment peculiar to your sex, why not
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”Pinch hitter. H'inch runner. ' I w V‘ .
score-s» I-‘irst game—jCleveland. 3: Brooklyn. 1. Second game-l3rooklyn, ' ’5 Cb 1'?” Tw? om 8"“ from M‘m
‘3; (‘levcland 0. Third game—Broklyn. 2: Cleveland. 1. Fourth game?- ' dal‘ “IMF-1*- After an l'ill’th Mushy OhiDr-r 4&8? the birtho‘ ‘ I .
Cleveland. 5: lirooklyn. l. Flth game—Cleveland. 8; llroklyn. 1. Sixth . Of my last Child I had suCh mful- In, M, I llfld W trouble. MI
W Ie—(Tleveliuiil. 1: Brooklyn, 0. . spellhs they willdlunflfiteme efntirely for dmraaid. it was caused by too heavy
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CLEVELA Ni) . . 6 scoffs BZY 1.5;;th (is. 2 l) I) (l 18 ' and “10110000! said that tI'O 01m I W mt t to m
BROOKLYN .......... 3 0 1 1 1 0 .0 1 I 8 - organic ulcers and Iwould have tohave. operation and let it go for over a year, °
. anoperatlon. That man awful thing having mysister dean workforme I:
~ Stolen base—~J. Johnston. rSacrifice flies—None. Double plays—Konetchy. - to meovith ayoung babyandfour other I was not able to wal One day my '
Krueger and}. Johnston; Gardner. O'Neill. w. Johnston and O'Neill: Mails children, sooue day IthoughtolLydia aunt came toseemeaudtoldmeabout
and Burns; Ulson. Kildufl and Konetchy 2: wmbsganss. Sewell and Burns: Q Mkham’s Ve’ table Com undand ' it he f '
Johnston. Kildui‘t‘ and Konetcl-iy; Sea-ell. W'amhsga‘nsa and Burns; Gardner ' ’ hOWlt hadhel fit!) your . mid r0 (he
‘Walnbsganss and llurns; Myers. Olson and Kllduif; Jamieson and O'Neill; Idecided to ~11” years I. 1:“ hm thing. lmk Lydh mm,‘
Gardner. \Vanibsganss and Johnston: Johnston. Sewell and Johnston. Triple 5-»: \ 1 tie fv m l m m m vmmd and m —
play—Wamhsganss (unassisted). Earned runs—Off Marquard. 3: off Cov- ’0‘ 50 Pm]? mpound used E.‘ . sSamuveWaahand ~
cleakie. 2: of: Rugby, 3; on Uhle. none: off Grimes, 7; off cm‘jwen'l: o! - LydisE. sSanstive. asband have curedme. «NOW-I,d0w own ‘ f" 73
3 Rails. none: of? S. Smith. 1; on Cadol'e. 2: off manuux, 2; ‘0” Pféfler. 1; Since then 1““ heenawellvmman, housewor AW and m m T » ‘ _
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amaux and Myers): by Mamauf (seweu. O‘Neill and Coveieskie‘. 2); by Without any Wiser-day’s ' “l 'mrothermlstilltaha‘bobtlo
» l'lmes (E. Smith. Gmney); by Uhle. Miller. Olson and Griffith); by Bagby - amremlyaudthankhflboswear ‘yyour' 38v lo (humour! every ’
(Wheat. Koncichy ma Grimth): by s. Smith (Malls. Bums ‘ . medicine any time. I am forty-four fora-I ' I at
and Wood); by Caldwell. .nOne; by Marquard (Barns. 2: Gard- o ’ yesraold and havenothadaday’sill “WW bl troubles” '
Aster. Speaker. Wamhsgansa and Wood): by Pfefter (O‘Neill); by Mitchel need-of any kind. for m - n - . . ._ °_ . W to r;
(Giant-y): by Mails. (J. Johnston. 3. Smith. 2; Sheehan. Wheat and Klidouig. , m 11. Row 61? m 313““- "“ . figment“ my wit!“ ‘
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7 (Wambsganss); oi‘l‘. Marquard (Wood. Evans and O'Neill): oft Pféifer (Bum - , , ‘ , ‘ ‘ math finds-k1. 0519-: a , ' .. : .= .
wand O'Neill): or: Grimes (Jamiewm'Speaker. Womb-gangs. Gardner and ‘ * » de , ‘ ' a " " ,*" “ ‘v " “‘ - '. i
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