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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-10-19
ODD FELLOWS

Tulula Lodge No. p, /. o. o. F..
meets in Yonge's Hall every Tuesday
evening at O'Clock. A warm vel
come always extended to visiting
brethren. T. I'll. Benjamin, N. G..
w. l.. Colbert, Secretary.
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CHAPTER NO. IS. R. A. N.

Regular conyocations of the Ocala
Chapter No. 10, r. A. NJ, on the
fourth Friday in every month at
1880 p. IN. c. E. Conner, II. p.
Jake Brown, Secretary.
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coNcoRD1A LODGE F. .. OF A.

Coneordia Lodge, Fraternal Union
of America, meets in Yonge's Hall
on the second Thursday evening OF
each month. Geo. l.. Taylor f. M
Chas. K. Sage. Secretary. Ad
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AUTOMOBILES

Light your automobile with cleo
trio lights. For particulars write
Box 1878, Tampa, Fla. 10-7-3Otd
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.OCALA FRATERNAL ORDERS
MAR1oN-DUNN MASONIC LODGE

Marion-Dunn Lodge no. 10. F. &
A. NJ, meets on the first and third
Thursday evenings Of each month at
7:30 o'clock, until further notice.
Baxter earn, w. M.
Jake Brown, Secretary. AID
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panaer Of Too Much TaIk.

Don't talk too much. Just after you
have talked man into buying, If you
Keep on talking you viii talk him out
OF buying. Asch.4On Globe.
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WEAK LUNGS oFrru
LEAD TO SERIOUS rI.LHrss

n you have weak lungs. vouara efu.
orally subject 60 colds OF threat fr0rf HE
and easily susceptible Co acrIoua I.uu.
trouble. In many cases pneumonia 0r
bronchial troubles leave the Lungs in "a
much weakened condition Tasfuarf I
Alternative o. medicine Tor the throat
and lungs which has been found DO h..
very beneficial. even when a chanrs I'll
climate and other treatments failed a..
bring relief Read Of this case
4al =, AtlAntic Ave, flHdduufieId n J.
Gentlemen. Tn the falI of zoos Z CON
tracted very severe cold which eefff.f
on ny lungs At last 7 began t8 r.tiaa
sputufn. and my physician tneu told lr.f
must go 90 California ImmadIafeIr a,
THIS time was advised f1 take f.E.
mans Alternative. = STAYED 40 frrrr .,. b
commenced taking If the nrf v,.E 81
Dctgufr. began fD improve. and the
llfNt week lu January. 1909. n resumed
my regular occupation. having gained 2.
pounds. fully restored t0 heaifh ff a.
DOW seven years since mE recovery h4r
been effected. and . cannot praise rrE.
man. Alternative Zoo hiEhly
fslruedI IS 50 TArf-tf
Above abbreviated more or rs. ~. IL.
EcEWHu.H Alternative hHa been rra..Y
hN many years test f1 Ie most emo.
Cious for severe Throat and Iuur Nffrr-
tons. bronchitis Bronchial Asthma
iuhhoru Colds and in urbuiIdirr fIe
stem contains n1 narcotic. roielns
Ur habit forming drugs Sold Or lead.
inF drugrietH. Write the EeFnran T.iI..
nf atnif. lliladsl phit. Ga. FOR booklet
ifllinE 81 rcroteries and additional stf-
dcucc.-Adv.
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Joyful Anticipation
of Motherhood

There T. apt % ~ a latent apprehension
~ distress 20 mar the conplets soy %
expectation. But this ia quits overcome
~ the advice % 20 many women % ues
Mothers Friend" This a. an external
application designed 90 20 luhricats tho
muscles and to thus 80 relieve the pre-
sure reacting on the nerves. that tho
natural strain upon the cords and liza
n1ents ts not accompanied By those severe
pains said % cause nausea. morning sick -
ness and many local dlstress~s Iris
splendid emhrocati0u f. known % a multi
tude ~ mothers.
Many people believe that those remedies
which have stood the test 81 time. that
have been put 90 every trial under the
varFiug conditions q age. weight. general
health. etc. may BE- safely relied upou
And judging BY the fact that Mother
Iriend' has been On continual use since
our Erardmotfcr'g earlier years and in
known thrcurhouf the United states it
nay De- easily Inferred that % H. some
ching that women talk about and fiadly
commend % prospective mothers
Mothers Friend" fa ureuarrd only IN
our own laboratory and A. sold by drug
lists everywhere. Ask Tor q bottle TO- a y
nj write Tor n special book f0r crpectant
wothcra Address Hradfeid Hegtllator
o., t2i Laaag B.dsg Agas.s, Ca
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RHEUMATISM In
EVERY MUSCLE!
Then Your Blood Is Full Of Uric
Acid Crystals Which Clog the
Kidneys.

The first thing needed. when every
Joint and muscle Of your body feels
full OF IRE and you suffer severely
when lying down. Is to start the blood
nowing freely 10 carry OF the uric
acid crystals which clog the blood and
prevent the Kidneys from discharging
me poisonous waste matter
Rheuma. the prescription of a spe-
eialist IN all forms OF rheumatism.
goes directly TO the seat OF the
trouble. IL fertilizes the dead blood
stream and purifies the whole system.
prevents the settling OF poison In the
yoints and muscles. and acts on them
ike oil on machinery.
/ suffered from rheumatism for six
years. Tried different doctors, with
no relief. but was benefited by the
nrst bottle OF Rheuma used. I have
taken three bottles and am entirely
free from the disease. / was so bad
] could not sleep nights: now | sleep
well. and my kidneys work perfectly.
P W. Miller. Catawissa, Pa
John Coleman Co. stores sell
Rheuma for so cents a bottle. and
VIII return your money II not salts
factory.
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MONA FOR ALL
BAD ST0MACHS

Why suffer with that uncomfortable
feeling Of fullness. headache. dlzxi-
mess. sour. Eassy. upset stomach. or
heartburn Get relief az once-deiays
are dangerous Buy to-day from your
druggist nifty cent box OF Mona
Tablets
They are not a cure an or an OK.
pertinent. but a scientific remedy
recommended 10 regulate Out-oforder
stOmachs and end indigestion distress.
Their action Is sure. safe and lmme-
diato
There is no more effective stomach
remedy than Mona. Besides quickly
siOppin gthe distress Mio.na sootha
the irltated walls OF the stomach.
strengthens and builds up the diges-
tive organs and Increases the flow OF
gastric juices. thus assisting nature
in the prompt digestion and assimiIa-
ton o. the food you will enjoy good
health
DO not suffer another day-eot a
box Of Mi-O-na Tablets At once Take
them az directed You will be- sur.
prlsed AMI delighted with the quick
relief.
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20 neye % Fairmont Ind. where M
Grimes has secured a position
Numerous repairs are being made 20
the Palace grocery. on Gravel NIL
q. The standard Bearers % the FIRST n
= church. are making arrangements for
a food social 20 b. held saturday after
noon and evening In thu Taylor store. on
Belmont street
Misses Wayne and Grace Robinson
entertained . part Of friends a. their
home on North Guernsey street. last
evening.
The A c. OF sauth Beiiaire. viii
give a social IN their club rooms. Tits
evening. AZ stop 20.
Charles Russell has resumed his post
ton ~ engineer on the g a p after =
several months Illness
The improvements on North Jeffer-
son street are suspended owing 20 the
vet weather.
The Jewish people % this city will
celebrate the Feast OF the Passover. be
ginning this evening
Al a recent meeting OF the eonErega-
ton OF the U. +. church. the pastor >
salary was raised 5000 per annurn. AM
Clarence Huffman. OF this city. has
Liverpool
Mrs. Agnes steger. 81 this city. Ia.
returned from visit with her daughter
g w Rodewig. of Noble street. hs.
returned from business visit at East
Mrs. J. T. Kennedy. OF this city. ~
spending few days with relatives al
Mr.. and Mres. Mark smith. OF Twenty
sseond street are the parents Of a baby
W. c.Gould left yesterday for Greeley,
Colo where he r. taking his wife FOR
the benent OF her health.
Mrs. ID. ID. Dubois and daughter, are
visiting relatives and friends IN Little
Mrs. James Ward. OF YOUNGSTOWN. i-
city.
Rev. Donahey. OF Barnesviiie. will
preach IN the Second Presbyterian
church this evening.
Fred Spriggs. Of Gravel Hill has re-
turned from a business visit TO Colun-
bus.
Henry Boite. OF Jefferson street. has
retnrned from n business visit at Pitts
Mrs. c. =. Pickett entertained her
class OF the First Reformed s. s. az her
home on Noble street last evening
The Beltuan. the high school annual
viii be issued in n few weeks, the work
or printing Will be started in a few DAYS
Burt Wilkinson, OF Pontiac, Mich, Is
calling on friends In this city
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Pleasant Hubert last Saturday was
taken 20 St clsirsville yesterday
County auditor Emerson CampbelL OF
-. Clairsville, was business viFitor in
TINS city yesterday aftVnoon.
At a meeting Of the tag day committee
OF the Fairgrounds Association held
W ednesday evening they decided TO pur-
chase 5000 tags for tag DAY.
\ large number Of friends of Con-
gresham W h. Francis In this city
J yesterday received garden and flower
seeds through the mail
The case Of Mrs. Louise OXiey. admin
istratriN OF the estate OF the late Thorn
as fitzsimmons vs.. the W. a. L. T. rail-
Ioau company was settled out Of court
yesterday.
The Fraternal order 81 Eagles Will
mold an important meeting in their hall
iu the HobensHck building this evening
The display Of Easter flowers in this
city Is said 60 be the fnest seen Tor
years ana the Prices are higher than FOR
some time.
The indications last evening were that
We would have another heavy frost
but q viii do little damage
All OF the choirs 81 the local churches
viii hold their last rehearsal before
Easter this evening
A meeting OF the Martins Ferry bfFn
school Alumni association has been call
"a Tor April - FOR the purpose OF max
Ing arrangements for the banquet 20
the graduates.
u was said syesterJny that the state
hre marshal would investigate the fre
~ liltonsvtlle Tuesday morning when
the nome OF John Bulldog was destroyed.
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aoriar Motea

The members OF the popular Woman
Club was pleasantly entertained yester-
on North Firth street ana large crowd
was in attendance. The program that
had been arranged for the meeting was
carried out anu proved 90 be very In
tercsting. After the program was COM
pleted "a social hour was held. several
visitors were In attendance.
This evening at the h.ins Of Miss
i.Ora Lane on south seventh Et.eet. the
members Of the Delta Alpha class o.
the FIRST Baptist sunday school will be
Pleasantly entertained. 4 short bust
ness meeting viii be held which Will be
followed b. q social session and re-
Treatments viii be- served.
Last evening at the home Of Miss
BESSIE Mansbarccr on TENN street. the
members Of the g. q. - club were
pieasantIv entertained Farsv Worl ar,I
sewing was the diversions Of the cveu-
INK and 90 q seasouahlc aIur dainty re-
ir.shments were served Co those pres
Last evening az the home of Mr.. ard
Mrs. THOMAS Morgan. or center street.
occurred The marriage uf their dauEht-
er Miss May MufLau Co A.. FRANK
ruley, ~ Steubcutillr. Boz the trescure
81 "a number Of friends ami relative.
l'reshy terrain church az tuis CITY aud
ltcN. ". ID. Hill of Young town. f.rf-
formed the ceremony. AZ. splendid
weahinE supper The hInHy 3 Jung couple
l'ft ou a. short wedding tour ana viii
Do 90 home Co their many friends in
Youngstown. whore th, Groom b. en-
The Maids and Matrous wers pleas
antlF entertained last evening az the
home % Mrs. samuel tfr .rwafI uI
Nurtn Fuurtu ztTest aud t aif-e crowd
was present Including several visitors
faucN wuIk and sewing was the DE-
Versions ~ fIf afternoon .fUf at n 'afe
hour dainty frffcshmcuts acre served
Co those present
The Woman Missionary society OF
the IIrHf Baptist church HrII their
regular monthly meeting 40 the church
NtstefdHN afternoon and the program
o. carried Dob This paper was rendered
ana proved fu Do very lufcreafIuE The
leader woe Mrs John Middleton and the
subject was Sketches"
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The Lady Elks are making arrange
Inents Tor a social event next Tuesday
Items OF interest for this paper may
be lett az the city book store or teie-
ph3ned r.. % the repgrter, Bell 2si-J.
ing ARRANGEMENTS for their annual
memorial services Sunday. May on
William Columho. Of South Reliaire.
VIII leave tn a few weeks for Clucin-
natl. where he will take u course In me
ComscrNatory or Music.
The regular meeting OF the Retail
clerks Union was held last evening.
iiaker meeting Will be held in the
inch Run schooi house this evening
WIN Miss Emma Hyatt a. the leader
John ". McGraw has opened a new
Office Boz the Dollar Bank offies buildIn,.
on Ihlrty-sccond street
preparations are being made for the
art exhibit which will b. held one vees
in me new Gravel Hiu school build
a number OF che local Greeks will
celebrate the declaration ~ fndeueri
dcmCe from Turkey. next Sunday
Ihe coal miners will receive their
nay today probably The last for a Few
The women's Guild of the Trinity
EpiHoopal church viii hold r. market
store on belmont street sstn-dav az
william weiser viii be- given a hear.
nF tnis evening ON The charge or NOT
PARTING the purchase ~ stolen CONFER
Mies Myrtle ana Henrietta wallace
fnirrihlned me members Df the hlrh
school basket ball teams last evening
90 tlrIr home uu Union street
InIIrn court was blank rnnfarfnv
morning. nu arrests having been made
Mief lena snyder entertained fha
VIZ NrrrIn 1t hfr home on TorfF.
seventh street 1faf evening
Eurrun ". Irha will sneak BOB fha EfE
Grand Theatre. sunday afternoon.
meeting 81 The HfIlHIrr lodge OF
Magoua was held in the Masonic Temp :
~ leiHYnt street laHi evening.
Ms Rose Van Meter. fufrrfaIncd the
W. g.. i. a.. 81 South Uellnire oil hsr
homo boz south Hciiairo. yesterday after.
noon.
W and Mr.. Luther kirnca and con
Of f0rty seventh street. are prcparinr
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amarine. OF Mar
ion; o. has returned home after q short
visit here.
Fred Hibbs made a business trip TO
Holloway yesterday.
Last evening the condition of Mrs.
George Plttner was critical and Il was
thought she could not survive the night
A large number Of local people at
tended the lecture course at the Martins
Ferry high school last evening
The miners I'm this vicinity will re-
will be distributed.
briggs Beswick. OF Belfontaine acad-
envy is spending the spring vacation
with his parents at Brookside
The bridgeport Gun club held a very
important meeting In the Brfdgeport
Hardware store last evening
Emerson Campbell. OF st. Clairsville.
was IN this city yesterday on business
IL was stated In this paper yesterday
that the kirkwood Presbyterian Bible
class was arranging for a large attend
snce; nut u should have read the Kirk
wood NJ. r.. Bible class.
Fine bia shipment Of Spring Lambs
just received for Easter.
q
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Tuesday suit was hled IN one OF the
local justice courts by Alfred carp vs.
Clarence Dur. William Dun and Martha
Dun for $3.50. which Is claimed due on
a not given To carp when he advanced
the money TO Clarence Dun. When the
constable went To serve the notice on
the old people. who are the parents or
Clarence, they broke down and cried
claiming that their name had been furg-
ed as they never signed the paper aud
did not even no anything about the mat
ter. II ~ expected that a charge Of
forgery will be preferred against the
young man and no doubt am attempt
VIII be made 20 annreh end him
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inc OIL well being drilled on the
Eancknccht farm b. the Science on a
Gas Company, composed OF local people
r. expected In to-day and many people
are OF the opinion that oil will be found
20 nearly a depth Of e.0O0 feet and al
ready traces OF oil has been found
through the sands. II was said yester-
Gay that sttcr this morning nobody Will
BE- allowed near the we'll
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a large crowd was present at the High
school auditorium yesterday evening 30
hear Lee Francis Lybargcr. the last
they were well pleased with the pro-
gram that VAS rendered and the differ
cnt subjects on which Mr.. Ly barser
large crowd. All Of those present last
evening were given chance TO state
whether they wanted another course
next year and were given cards to vote
yes or no. The result OF the vote taken
last evening Will be announced neat
week.
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Cold Morning.

Yesterday morning was one OF the
coolest mornings for some time and sew
eral OF the people were Of the opinion
that the truit had been frOze. but the
trees are not In bloom enough 20 do
any damage. The indications last even
ing were That the night would be colder
than Wednesday. Several OF the older
residents cannot recall colder weather
IN April for many years.
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MARTINS FERRY


hold an important meeting in the hos
pital parlors this evening and all OF the
members are requested 10 be present as
several matters OF importance will be
up for consideration. The matter OF
furnishing the new addition TO the local
hospital viii be discussed. The meet
Ing has been called for 1880 o'clock
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William Mosso and Earl Malone. or
Stewartsville, arrested Tuesday on a
charge or stealing 2. 600 feet Of copper
wire from the Lucy Coal mine were
nrraigned before Squire Minder. ycster-
day afternoon. They entered pleas or
not guilty and were held under 81. 900
bond each for a hearing. "Wednesday
April 10. They were unable 20 furnish
bond and were placed in fail
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Inc state inpustrial commission at n
meeting wednesday made awards 10
three persons In this vicinity as follows.
FRANK Jackson. OF Maynard was award
cd tll5.s5 In eleven installmcnts and A
medical bill OF St5T.5O. for Injuries re-
ceived In the Pursegiove- Mahcr mine
Samuel Miscevish and John w Haddox-
received IN the Pittsburgh Belmont coal
Company. at that place. The former re-
ccived 81 while the latter received
Slbsb and medical bill Of s12 Both
received injuries In the same mine
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city Auditor John Mctzgar and city
treasurer I'd. brown were "wednesday
afternoon served with notice by Fred
Gesslcr. who was recently discharged
as water Inspector. not TO pay any sal
airy 20 James Briggs. who was appoint
ca by the director Of Service in Cess
ler's place. till after the civil SERVED
commission disposes Of the case The
commission has set ABril Is a. the time
Tor a hearing and Briggs will be unable
settled -
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BRIDGEPORT
Funeral Today.

Funeral services viii be held this af-
ternon at o'clock from the home OF
her daughter, Mrs. Johnson. ut whose
late Mrs. Hannah Rodgers. who died
after a short illness "Wednesday morn
ing. The pastor OF one of the local
churches Will have charge OF the ser
vices. 1nterment will be made in River
view cemetery at Martins Ferry
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Last evening at the store OF this
bridgeport Hardware company on Lincoln
avenue the members OF the famous
bridgeport Gun club met and reorganiz.
ed Tor the coming year. officers were
elected and plans were talked over fol
the coming season. which viii open in q
short time. Several fine holiday shoots
are being arranged
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to-day being The Two Ordeais." In
the first kathlyn was about TO be forced
into an unwelcome marriage. but In this
she Is rescued by Bruce the American
game hunter. which part Is payled by
Thomas Scantschi. This adventure - in
two reels and Is a good one.
The ELK Grand will show "Silas Mari
ner." Edison's version Of George F.liott's
great story Of the Allanr-
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Last evening the condition OF williar1
Gillispie. the well known South Firm
street resident. who ~ an at his home
with pneumonia, was regarded as scri-
Gus. and physician was in constant a.
tendance ncarty all day yesterday. Last
evening a trained nurse was called in to
tend to the case. His many friends IN
this city hope that the illness will not
prove fatal.
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The various churches In this vicinity
are making arrangements for sunrise
prayer meetings Easter morning. Meet
ings Will be held at the second Prespy-
terrain church at $40 o'clock; at the
Shadyside church OF Christ az s o'clock
and at the Pinch Run AZ. T. church Al 8
o'clock Easter morning
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The local High school base ball team
viii cross bats this afternoon with the
Irtadelphia district High school on tho
Whecnng creek grounds and no doubf
teams are about evenly matched When
the teams met at Elm Grove last wees
me locals were defeated. but since that
TINE the weak places have been
atrengthened and they arc hoping for =
victory this afternoon. \ large number
OF rooters Will accompany the visitors
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The Woman's Home aud Foreign Nil
sionary Society Of ~. Johns German
Lutheran church will hold an Easter
corner Of Firth and Walnut streets. sa.-
urday afternoon, and they viii have all
Kinds o. home made goods on sale Tine
ust VIII include pies. bread. cakes and
pastry and the sale will open al :
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large number OF the friends OF the
family OF Frank Norman, of .he Island
but formerly OF this city. will go over
70 the home this morning 20 attend the
funeral OF their daughter. Cornelia. who
died at the family home Wednesday az
ternoon after lingering illness The
FAMILY has many friends In this city
who win extend their svmpathY.
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Mrs. Sarah Weekly. an aged lady OF
Mems. west OF Bellaire, died at the North
Wheeling hospital Wednesday evening
following a paralytic stroke. The de-
ceased was 30 years of age and Is sur
vtved by her husband. two sons and one
daughter. The remains were brought 20
this city and prepared for burial
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was placed boo S. Paure ErIsr.nsi
church yesterday aftefu tuu h6 inc 81
AGNES class of tho sunday school ana
tIe WINDOW Dr. one Of the finest iu the
city THE new window will be dedieat.
% ON Easter sunday morning Tho win.
dow was placed .n the church bv a 10.
linn HHfa HHr.
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The miners in this vicinity will re-
ceive their last pay to-day that they
viii draw I'LL the mines again resume
viii be paid out as the mines were IN
steady operations during the pay period
As Tar as Is known there are no mines
In operation in this vicinity except the
mill mines and they will work pending
a settlement OF the dispute
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Intelilaeneer 1919 Almanac for 2so
~ the City Book store. Get enc today.


Word from Jack Coyne. at Columbus
who will meet Johnnie Grifnths Tuesday
night, states that he - already In good
condition and IL confident OF winning
This will be the hardest bout OF his
career. and ON ~ hines his rise OF fan.
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Word has been received IN this city
% the effect that a local women. Mrs
Randolph Wtcken. had been robbed OF
80 IN chicago while cnroute 20 Denver
Mayor Harrison and Alderman PRANK
roman, Of Chicago. gave her $50 for her