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Evening sentinel, Wednesday, April 8, 1925 · page 8

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L. Aprzl E.—-Speak-
13:; o! the alrcratt
Here yesterday Sec-
. tax-mi that use ah!)
~ a concrete evidence of

21-: amement llmlung
23 3'50 con-

3.‘ the fact that at
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:9: compiemont o! 71
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- 27:: one bombing plum
. was shlps weight and

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-'3.-_: drew homo conclu-
an lzcreued ctr

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The.

_- j ; person! saw Mrs.
, '. ’:;—_ «ire of the Score-s
’ — 31".: smash a bottle of
, y-v—g 13:01' on lhe we.
~ '32:: c! chrlgtenlng to
"47.21“: to clip Into the

. Dead Shop
’Keeper’s Body

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Mm. April 8.—

; Pas—3'20 Messing. n‘
:;—:- -:.’ this city. was found
-' 1: ‘se Pm: Volley
:_' :Je‘huen. There were
. eis woundl in the M.
.- :3: :-—e:: mun: deco

Aryans nrnno. who re-

:;-.= police that he has
'; —-‘- wan hold forgo.

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the Board or. Bundle. W-
on Conan; mat. name It. not In
a research: new -bo£on the UN:-
unco commune. (or Mormon
aponeor-o by me ls m
"the Intention o: the m
«din-non. which would mum
common 0: one my”
In a W m to m: In um
eroeuon at all other at. .o:
avenue: to rear-loud by m ll'.
la to Insure “ode-mace "autumn,
cannula: Ind light. account. to
John G. Schwarz. Jr. "M o!
the board. 0

"In every one family home cock
roogn on the first floor that! be In‘
every part no lee- thnn eight. feet
high from the finished floor to the
finished coma; and each room on
an) other floor. W the attic.
man be men toot. It: inch. huh.
than the unkind floor to mumm-
ed «am: prodded that an acne
room he any-en (let. u: lnchoe our:
in but one-hall tum Io inter.
prefin; this ordinance alcove rooms

shell be connected u emrate
room” the moo-ed ordinance
rude.

Under provinces of the hollow;
ode the Building commlaelonera
have the power to trope. me; Yes.
ulauona. scoot-tun; to as. Beaver-a.
but it la the dedre of tho comm!»
don to have an ordinance penned
by the common council.

“1 cloud no! that ”I out of
every 1.0% bcneee haw, com
higher than eight feet.” cold r.
lchwm yesterday. “Recently. how-
ever. there have been a nan-tier of
mm for building porn!!- by
persons who ahead to have low
ceilings. These have been denied.”

No home: already erected will be
mooted by the ordinance. l! passed.

MRS HARMON

"WINS DIVORCE

saloon-our. Aprl. 8.——Louloe
Bone-clot Eamon, wealthy resident
of the Indian flasher aecrlon 0'
(km m granted a. divorct
in Superior Court yonerdny "om

'her husband. Cllaord F. Harmon

reel.“- mater. who is no. u:
m The onllcadon of tile ol-
moo chm desertlon in 1916. (or!
non after their marriage.

Mn Mon 2: the daughter 0:
the mo Commodore E. C. Benedlc'
banker. rectum and

, larceny.

Ruin Rm om. ' to
flanta for Oflering

tom‘- Agents

WALD. x. Y- Apr!) 8.-Poe-
finale Corinne. alias Pam (kooks.
0‘ Km Fella. was sentenced to
mucus:- howl-ounce: 1n anna-
ta. hoot-u WW7 and fined
36.066 by New Judge John R.
and yesterday for ”lamp: blrbery
or United State- Custom- Anna.
He was denied ban and mended

 

to the Erie County 1a.“ pond!“ the
outcome at an :99” hie conned
announced would be token.
Cirione m convict“ -e week
ago of having closed a. bribe o! 83’
(mo toISpecla! Marne Agent Or-
Mug Prenazr-n and Custom. Am:
Shaw. Proutor’a Donner. when the
"den! moo diet-o?“ bun na-
loadlrng liquor "or: e boot In the
upper Niagara river oovml month-
a'go. Proud". on March 1 I‘ll
lulled by I bomb plated In the
mechanism a! bl- automohllo. Cur:-
one at that llme voluntarily an.
peered refore th- federal lnvcotm-
’tore. was quoeflonod and released.

Arrest Former
_ Bank Cashier

.1 GLOVC‘EWTER. )1“. April I.—
Horace A. fimlth. fnrrnerly cashier
of the Gfouceoler Safe Devoou and
Trust company. was awed yester-
flay. o: , two complalnlr (therein:
The romnlnlnanu wow the
7:118. company. whlrh allexed that
the fo'mor official had «'3an 810.—
1-0:, L". bonde. and the Addison GP!)-
eral izlv‘nxml. of which Smlfh Wis
also :re—asurer.

Smith plead-ad not guilty when at.
rmmd an Dlflrlct,cofirt today on!
was held in :20 '3“? bond: for hear-
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mlf‘vfl‘EE Mane" Apnl a.-——\Vord
was received yesterday by the (an
“5' o.‘ Revel-rad Wllllam J. He!”
chancellor of the Catholic diocese of
lfaltlmore. n! his appnlmmem a:
bishop of Raleigh. V. C.. I lee ro-
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of Sprlnxfleld to: early removed

persona'i here' and received hla smaller ednca

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(honing of 31001 Coverings
CAREFUL . INTELLIGENT . THOROUGH

- Our new Cleaning Plant, installed on our

own premiugwe regard as the most mod-
y equipped that has yet

It permitsus to use,fromourvarietyof
promthconebostsuitedtothepar-

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ticular fabric to be cleaned.

dos us in the pro
glide. Uncles-these '
able to give service mpproached hereto-

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fore, Insuring
Intelligent handling.
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Alterations and '
Oriental and Domenic Ru
prompt ottemion.

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Our storage facilities arealsonvaflableat‘
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The Aberdeen
The most popular college
node! of the season. Quite
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.y spaced buttons, low pockets,
wide trousers.

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A suit that takes the middle
road—being neither form fit-
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fine sweeping fines to the lapels.
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young bushes men, too.

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