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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1914-04-09
GOOD FRIDAY. SERVICES At
CHRIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH

Friday next. April 10th. being the
day which Is commemorative Of the
crucifixion OF the Lord Jesus Christ.
the following services will be held in
Christ church. as In former years:
Commencing at - O'Clock noon Rev
c. II. Remington. rector. will conduct
the three hours service. which will
consist OF prayer. hymns. silent medi-
tation and short addresses on the
Seven Last Words"
II Is hoped tnat many will avail
themselves OF the opportunity TO take
part In this solemn and sacred sery.
ice.
At S o'clock at night the choir will
render Sir John Stainer's sacred can
tata OF THE Crucinxion" II Is four
years since this beautiful composition
was heard in Canon City and IL may
be added that during a period OF twen-
ey-fye years this scholarly work is
still rendered at this season by mos,
Of the large churches OF the east and
throughout the Anglican communion.
The solo work will be in the hands
OF Miss Armishaw. Miss Nina Skin
ner. Mrs. C. w. Griffin. DR.. Kitteil.
DR.. Little. Mr. Ray Hawes and Mr..
T. q. Harding Jr.
"A large congregation Will no doubt
be present. There Is no admission. but
the offering. will be for the choir
fund.
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CARRYING RIGHT
ARM IN SLING


Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. Frisbie and Miss
Helen Nelson made an automobile run
to Pueblo and return Sunday and the
former is carrying his right arm in a
sling in consequence OF the trip.
When within about ten miles Of
Pueblo on the outward journey brief
stop was made to allow the engine to
cool off, and in cranking the machine
preliminary 10 resuming the run. MIR.
Frisbie's hand slipped from the handle
and he received a blow from it that
nearly broke the bone a few inchez
above the wrist. The injury was very
painful one and Mr.. Frisbie had an
X-ray examination of 1t made TO as
certain whether the bone had been
fractured or not Investigation reveal
ed the fact that nothing worse than a
severe bruise had taken place.
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ner. Various games and social con
versatlon and the serving of dainty
refreshments. provided by the guests,
filled the hours.
Tuesday was Mrs. Wilson's birthday
anniversary and it proved to be a
most happy one for her as well as
her guests. who were Mesdames Jam
eson, Snodgrass. Shaw, Freidinger
Johnson. De weese. Hayworth, p. G
Wilson and Ira Burr.
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MISS BESSIE vIsSCHER

Bessie Walker visscher, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. vlsscher. was
born on November 2. 1878. in Bur
gen. Mercer county. Kentucky.
In her early childhood the family.
consisting OF the parents and fye
daughters. moved westward. living
first in Nebraska and afterwards in
Colorado. The move to Holyoke. Col
Qrado. was made in 1892. and later
to Canon City. where they have re-
sided since. with the exception of a
brief interval spent In Mccook. Ne
braska-
A little over a year ago Miss viss-
cher. with her parents. removed to
Colorado Springs. She had been in
apparently good health until the mid
die OF March, when she was taken
with an attack of appendicitis. This
assuming an acute form rendered an
operation necessary. which, however.
was unavailing. Her death occurred
on March 24th.
To the many friends and acqeaint-
ances Of Miss visscher In Canon City
her death came as n sad and sudden
stroke. Her long residence here had
surrounded her with host OF
friends. who. with her family. deeply
depiore her loss. She was a devoted
and useful member Of the Daughters
OF Rebekah. and was always ready
to assume the full measure Of her re-
sponsibiliiies in that lodge As a
helpful. earnest worker she win be
greatly missed.
The funeral services we're conduct
ed by Rev. l. J. Hole in the First
Methodist church on Saturday. March
2s. at p. m.
Her immediate surviving relatives
are her parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ.
visscher. and her sisters. Mrs. Fritz
Loehf and Mrs. Frank shumway OF
Canon City. Mrs sam Huber OF Flor
ence and Mrs. George Morris OF
Wichita. Kansas.
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or South Canon High Schools. the
academy or Dodds Commercial Col
lege:
First prize. 800.
Second prize. $500.
Third prize, s1.00.
For Grade Schools.
For the grade schools separate
competition has been arranged. Any
pupil of any grade school can take
part in the newspaper letter contest
il he wishes.
But in addition to that another Sc
ries of prizes have been arranged.
These will be given for the best
letters written to friends out of the
state telling of the advantages and
charms OF the Canon City district.
Letters do not have to be published
to be entered. All that is necessary is
to submit a copy OF the letter mailed.
with a reply showing that the letter
was received by some one out of the
state
This contest Is open to pupils OF
grade schools anywhere. The adyer-
tIsing value OF the letter TO Canon
City is all that will be considered by
the judges These letters should be
mailed before June 1st-or as soon
as possible-so as TO get the reply
in plenty OF time.
The Prizes.
First prize. $500.
Second prize. $500.
Third prize. s1.oo.
For any further information apply
TO
d. b. NOVELS,
President Chamber OF Commerce.
WALTER AGNEw.
Secretary Chamber OF Commerce.
GUY L. HARDY.
Chairman Advertising Committee.
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A, State superintendent. Meeting.

Miss Mabel curran. county superln-
tendent OF schools. left Tuesday night
for Denver TO attend the annual state
meeting OF the county superinfend-
ents. which convened there this morn
Ing and win last for several days.
A reception will be ziren Al the office
OF Mrs. Mary c. c. Bradford. state
superintendent OF public instruction.
In the state house Friday morning
An institutional conference also viii
be held beginning Friday morning.
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. Gone TO Chicago on v.e..lon 7

Gone TO Chicago on vscstion Trip.
Miss Myrtle GARDENER. head nurse
at DR.. Graves hospital. left the FIRST
Of the week on q two months' vacation
trip TO Chicago. During her absence
from Canon City Aiss Frseh. formerly
Of Garden Pask. but Tor sens timc
past head nurse 1t tAs psavsr counsy
hotpstsi. viii look after hsr dutsss II
ths hospital.
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Miss Catherine Hammond. who has
been making her home at crippss
Creek n some time past. came down
from the district few days ago ss1
I's aetins - clerk and bookkeeper In
the ofhcs Of D.. Otis orsndorff. . %.
sit'os sAs hss6 before lssvfns here.
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Birthday Surprise.

BIrthday Surprise.
Mrs. d. d. Wilson was rendered q
very pleasant surprise Tuesday after
noon when a number OF the members
OF her Sunday school class OF the
Christian church called at her home.
s27 Prescott, and spent the after
noon with her in a very pleasant man
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Entertsins FOR Bride-EIeet.

To honor Miss Mildred Wood, a
large number OF her young lady
friends were entertained in very
lovely fashion by Airs. j. II. Horne,
at her home on Harrison avenue
Tuesday evening.
The greater portion OF the evening
was given over to the making OF Life
Books. Very pretty clipping books
were provided by the hostess and with
the aid OF magazines. scissors and
paste. each lady made a book for ONE
other guest. the different titled pages
of First Photo First Day n;
School, First Party" and so on
through life. being cleverly complied.
When completed the book bearing the
makers autograph was given TO the
owner as a souvenir of a most happy
gathering.
A~aNh hh'1A CAt f@-N ~ -
very complete book. which was pre-
scented TO the bride-elect.
Inthe luncheon which was served
the green and white color combina-
tion was carried out in a very defi
manner. The place cards were wee
green and white chickens mounted
on cards. while white tulips adorned
the tables. The luncheon was an ex-
ceilent one. the menu consisting Of
chicken sandwiches. deyiled eggs,
pickles. celery. cottage cheese. fruit
tapioca. cake. coffee and CONNECTIONS.
or the many social affairs which
have been arranged FOR Miss Wood.
who will be an Easter bride. none
have been OF happier or more enter
tanning nature than the one which was
pervaded by the genial hospitality o.
Mrs. Horney.
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Society
andCLubS
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Five Hundred Cub.

Five Hundred Cub.
The members OF ;he Five Hundred
club were delightfully."- entertained by
Mrs. Harley Turner Monday evening
at her home on North Fourth street.
Four tables We're played, the prize
for high score. which was handsome
crocheted centerpiece. going to Miss
Grace Schultz.
At a late hour a tempting luncheon.
consisting of nut bread sandwiches.
deviled eggs. pickles, ripe olives. fruit
jello. raspberry tarts with whipped
cream, coffee and mints. was mucr
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Turner is an adept in the art
of entertaining and always provides
a splendid time for her guests.
Mesdames York, Serry. Misses Eta
Walton and Marguerite Chase OF San
Jose. Calf, substituted for absent
members.
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Record wass 40 y. 81. y sriAs
rssu,tA
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Tea.
The Sorority girls gave a tea at the
home of Miss Ruth Combs Saturday
afternoon.
The large rooms were artisticallly
decorated with the Sorority colors
and masses OF daffodils, making a
pretty effect.
Nearly sixty guests attended the
pleasant affair.
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cssss-ap ~ AsHs i'm.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-17
EXTRAVAGANCIAS

En- la vecina Rep1blica del Norte, los
ohc.ales eStimulan y premian d los sol
dados que en- los momentos de asueto
juegan con fuerza y destreza al foot
ball -
Pocos diaS hace. m pelot6n de cora
ceres entregado a este dcporte pegaba
formidables patadas a la gordinhona
pelota, demostrando un vigor que, dicho
en- frase nuestra quitaba la cabeza.
ina respectable sonora, admirada por
las proezas de los soldaditos, pregunt6
un guardia de Orden pubhco
L Que ejercicio es ese que hacen los
sOldados2
-Senora-respondio con seriedad ell
agente-:eS una seccion de caballeria
que esta aprendiendo dispersar una
manifestation.
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LA MAS MORAL

COpenhague, mario 15.-Segun una
estadistica que ha publicado la Direc-
cion del Service Penitenciario, Islandia
Sla que pertenece Dinamarca es la
terra mas moral del mundO.
IIace ochenta Y ocho amos que no Sc ha
cOmetidO en- ella crimen alguno Por 10
tanto. 10 ha habid0 neceSidad de cons
trur carceles. Las que habia han sido
eStinadas 4 otros usos En- los 100000
pico de Kilometres caudrados de la
isla solo hay dos policlas, que Sc abu-
rren soberanamente. Uno de ellos, para
entretenrse Sc ha dedicado a la ear
pinteria. Ell otro duerme toda la no
che gran parte del dia Sc ha puesto
muy gordo dice que es completamente
dichoso
La seguridad personal es absolute,
ailr en- las regiones mas apartadas. La
mayoria de las casas granjas son
ccrradas por dentro con Sencillos plea
portes
Los islandeses son muy ilustrados.
ToG0S sabcn leer escribir y no hay
famiIia que no este suscrita a una BIZ
1iC'ec1 circulante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1914-04-17
EscueIas de belleza
Continuation de la 3a. plana.

los centros nerviosos que aumenta 10
que los fil0sofos llaman musica inter
na del individuo, y cooperar a forta-
lecer eXteriorizar su personalid2d. :
En- ell fondo, este sistema armoniZa
perfectamente con la ensefanza liberri-
ma, pedagogia sin reglas, de Loie Flu
Her La admirable bailarina da 4 sus
alumnas temas vagos, de una poesia
adolescente y pastoral Unas veces les
dice:
-Esta lloviendo
Otras:
-Os hallais en- un rio banandoos
las ninas comienzan danZar y a
eXpresar con los ademanes de su ms
tinto las diversas emOciOnes que las SUI
gieren ell bano la lluvia.
Educar el cuerpo, imprimirle soltu-
"a, ammonia. gracia; fortalecer los mus
culos ensenarles ell secreto del ritmO
conseguir por medic de cerebraciones
inconsistencies que todos los movimien-
tos fisicos tengan una aroma esprit
tual; idealizar ell barro.
He ahi la noble cruzada que las Es-
,uelas de Belleza Sc han impuesto
Eduardo Zamacois.
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German Cavalry Pursuing Re.
treating Russians Blown Up.
The MuscOvites Had Mined the
Bank of q River.
FILLED BED WITH BARBED WIRE
Men and Horses Are Blown to
Atoms or Drowned.
All Entangled in a Struggling
Mass of Flesh.

Petrograd, Nov. 21.-Of the three
battle areas in the eastern theater OF
war, that in Poland between the Wis
tula and Wythe rivers is now being
drenched with blood in the most des-
perate fighting of the Russo-Germany
war.
The Russian war Office claims that
the German offensive in this section
has been practically checked. Losses
on both sides have been extremely
heavy and details received here of the
fighting along the banks of the River
Bzura, upon which the Russians re-
tired, bring frightful stories of a trap
into which the German cavalry rode.
The Russians, withdrawing along
the Bzura, mined the banks. The
Germans pressed forward in hot pur-
suit. seeking a crossing. When a
heavy detachment had reached the
river the mines were exploded. The
destruction was terrible. Men and
horses were blown to atoms. Wound
ed riders and their mangled mounts
were thrown into the river. The
horses Of the survivors bolted and
leaped into the river. The bed of the
river had been filed with barbed wire
and men and mounts became entan-
gled in a hopeless. struggling mass OF
flesh. The survivors of the explosion
along the banks who were not
drowned were kicked or crushed to
death by the struggling horses The
Russians also opened fire on the tan
gle Of men and horses and but few
escaped. Those who escaped were inn
mediately made prisoners.
Losses Are Enormous.
The losses to both the Russian and
German forces in the present fighting
in Poland was heavier than during
the engagements of the first cam
paign, owing to weather conditions.
Entrenching is extremely difficult.
The ground is hardened by frost. The
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S()cIEIY.

F...s.-
lSonun9eo Iom E-reee1-.e 49, - -
Mrs. a. e. g. Dutcner vent - .ns..-
sas City Friday to attend 2 perlos1-
Mr.. ana 1drs. J0nn 2. ans " - -,
cago VIII oe guests OF - "a NJ.
protnef. Ut. =. ans . ~
Ames az Ananhssit1ne tlu.e. nv y. :-e..s
MIS- carr Smliey Of NORTON - =, sA,s..s.
THANKSGIVING with ME- SmIiey pAl :.
ems. ar- anu naIs. =. =. r1sl1.1,,a
Or. smith, osteopatn' haiis
Aux uo,,.,.~+o, and his son
:. ~st,, In s,,.,t the w r.,
$3.50 e. 49, weeL
ouax s G 1as to.,'s wt ~ zone 70 Nc
pha-scr and In. visit her narents.
NJ and Mrs r SAWYER. until after
ThanIrsefvinr
Mr. ana Mrs. Albert r. Reid and
| M ay,d Mrs MERRILL LINDSAY motofed
,sIa~re r, Tr;S,av to attend the Phi
1870 nj ~ Thev remained to
nttey,d tl,a fnofhsl1 came today.
NJ md 1Sr~sSR q fyevenrer. Of
vu;Ilia v,.h,,rv -ta1~ motor to Topeka
s,,raa,, -, ess,t M Cievenrers par-
ants Mr. ana Mrs p I. CleyenRer.
NJ ana MS Howard Guild. have
rat,,rnod fror,, their yueddinp trim east
Ms Guild. hefore her marriage, was
Miss Hess Renwick.
Miss Marjorie Rodgers. went to
Iawrence TO-DAY for the Kansas Mis-
souri, football game.
Mr.. d. L. Hopkins of Bellingham.
Wash. il visiting Mrs. James Sproat
and other Topeka relatives Mrs. J.
Ia. Morris Of Brookline, Mass, is Wis
ting her sisters. Mrs. Sproat and Mrs.
A. Fl. Purdy. and her mother, Mrs.
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CLUB notes.

Mrs E. E. Ames and Miss May Clark
will entertain the Minerva club Mon
day. November 30.
The Golden Rule club will meet FRI
day Of next week with Mrs. w. r.
Roehr, 1905 Clay street. The members
are asked to come to the meeting early
SO that those who wish to do SO can
attend the matinee concert.
The Monday Tourist club will have
a guest day meeting Monday, Novem-
Der 30, with Mrs. C. D. Makepeace. The
hostesses will be Mrs. Makepeace, Mrs.
Fred Evarts, Mrs. w. D. Ross. Mrs.
W. r. Martin. Mrs. L. F. Day, and
Mrs. w. H.. Fernald.
The H H. c. club will meet wednes-
her home in Belmont street.
The Western SorOsis will meet Sat
urday. Nov. % at the home of Miss
Ethel Aldrich, 1907 Buchanan street
Mrs. w. A. McCarter will have the pa
per for the afternoon.
The Parent-Teacher association OF
Iowman school had an enthusiastic
meeting Friday evening in the schoo
building. The occasion was the cele-
bration of the installation of electric
lights in the building. making evening
meetings possible. Mrs. Charles A
Musselman. president of the associa.
! ton, presided. Miss Lola Graham
principal of the school, to whom the
community is indebted for her untirint
efforts along the line of the association
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wANrED-sALEssaEN.

YOU CAN MAKE MONEY selling flour.
smoked meats. dried fruits. canned
goods. syrups and other staple groceries;
paints. lubricating oils. stock tonics and
other goods in everyday use. Prices are
nlsn In retail stores. We save consumers
money. They Ike our goods because they
are better. Our agents are successful; some
have been selling our goods in the same
. .otaart Tor twelve years. One man writes.
profit" another writes. Had q poor day:
made only $1s.66; made $zs.46 yesterday
Some do better. 1t beats owning . store.
Now ID good time to establish yourself
in permanent. honorable. profitable bus
iness Yon can work every day. Tell US
Any good bank win tell you that We are
successful and responsible house. Hitch
cock Hill company. Wholesale grocers.
Chicago, III.
opening for active. honest man over 3
years Of TO travel in state OF Kansas.
Exp E;xperaencpt necessary. but must fur
1 1. gooo 1erences regarding character.
Steady position: good chance for promo
ton; 80 month and expenses and 6Tg
extra communication on sales Give names
OF at least references. Address Sales
Manager Robinson. s. Beverly St. Bos-
SALESMEN: Go into the business Of
selling groceries. paints. oils and stock
ants. farmers and the large buyers. No
earn 500 to 500 monthly and become in
territory We have opened WI Be srab6ei
up quickly. John SEXTON Co.. Whole
sale Grocers. zss West Lake St. Chicago,
6ALESMEN WANTED-ExpeF7ence un-
for large list Of openings o1ering oppor-
yoa 10 g o Snsh p Das
80. National Salesmen's Training Asso-
ciafion. chicago. New York. Kansas City.
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only protection the troops have been
able to have in many instances is that
afforded by natural defenses.
The Russians are putting uE a fe-
rOciOus fight in the face of upwards
of half a million Germans, which the
military authorities here estimate are
engaged in the advance toward War
saw. On every hand, however, excel
lent German organization is evident.
The army is fully equipped for win
ter campaigning.
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ENTERTAIN The ELkS.
Red Widow Company Plans Move
Stunt in Topeka Monday.

Members of the Red Widow COM
pany which plays at the Grand thea
ter Monday and Tuesday, will enter
tain members of the Elks lodge and
their families at the Elks building
Monday afternoon.
The tango and other modern dances
will be the order of the entertainment
which will be from O'Clock until 5
O'Clock Monday afternoon. Invita-
lions have been extended by the lodge
to all members and their families to
be present.
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REAL ESTATE: TRANSFERS.

E. D. Berridge and wife to E. s.
Boggs, pit. lot 618-20-22-24 n. " 26Lin-
coin ST., NJ & d. sub.
w. w. Fisher and wife to J. A.
Walker, lot GA Topeka ave-, Wal
nut Grove add. Observation-Disclosures.
G. A. Nance to J. A. Walker, lot ga
Topeka ave. Walnut Grove add.
]. w. Burdick and wife to ]. Estes
and wife. sw. u sw. n 16-12-16.. 49,.
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wANrED-MALE HELP.

MEN WANTED to learn the barber trade.
No limit to terms, best and latest meth
DDS: position secured: commiss on PAID
with the lowest tuition ever offered. Call
or write Topeka Barber College. S0 Kan
sas ave-, Topeka.
FORD OWNERS and others to demon
strate the ''New Invisible Self Starter
Ford cars only. sells on sight. No bat
tertes, springs, cables or other junk. Re-
suit equal to best electric starter at Is
tory. write quick. simplex Mtg. Co.
1907 Great Northern Bldg. Chicago. III.
WANTED-A capable man to take charge
Of our local agency business. handling
ers on an attractive commission. Write
at once to The Doty Manufacturing COM
pany. Box "a. Dayton. Ohio.
MEN-SeN guaranteed hosiery to friends
ana o 70
necessary International Mills. West Phil
adelphfa. Pa.
TOPEKA RAILWAY MAIL. CLERK ex-
unnece sEn: Sample '''. ouestionS free.
Franklin Institute. Dept 1ao T.. Rochester.
RAILWAY MAIL. CLERKS, CARRIERS,
for instructions after ate You receive i' posi-
ton. Plan. Apply Liberty Institute. Ro-
WILL PAY honest men up to 80 month
~. spare tlme rome Work. NO can
vasstng. No capital. Mail order busi-
| ness. VOORHEES,. Desk Sc Omaha. Neb.
e. 500 ANNUALLY. Cooperate with me
evenings at home. Everything furnish
ed. Don't worry about capital Boyd H.
Brown. Omaha. Neb.
GOVERNMENT POSITIONS are easy to
get My free booklet z13 tells how.
Write today-NOW. Earl Hopkins. WASH
ington. D. C. 1890.
ABLE BODIED MEN. Good eyesight,
for firemen and brakemen. Good wages:
experience unnecessary. State age. Rail-
way. care Journal.
| WANTED-Good sales people at The New
Toggery fire sale.
| WANTED-Men to work IN Taylor
nursery at Silver Lake. Phone sao6.
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WANTED-Ladies and girls. sew. PEN
nants: experience unnecessary; plain
sewing: material furnished: rare oppor-
tunity; complete instructions 1Oc silver;
returned IL dissatisfied. Wayne Studio,
Richmond, Ind.
DO YOU WANT another e daily? No ex-
pertence, constant spare time work.
knitting hosiery. machines furnished on
contract. We take product. Helping
Hand Stores. dnc.) Dept. So Chicago.
GOVERNMENT JOBS tor women. So
month Write for list positions. Frank
lin Institute. Dept. 626T. Rochester. N. Y.
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S. & D. OF J.yDANCE.

Sons and Daughters Of Justice will
have initiation Monday evening. All
members urged to be neesent and help
boost the present campaign. Good
music and dancing after meeting
Adv.
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Ea1PLoys1ENr AGENCIES.

WANTED-Good first cook and dishwash-
er,. out OF town: old man for dishes:
wood chopper; white porter: colored por-
ter: coal shovelers: hotel help; hotel and
restaurants for sale. A. L. Furmau. 81
Kansas ave. Phone CO.. ~
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wANTED-sITUATION

wANTED-SlTUATI
LOST-Black beaded hand bag Thur9oay
afternoon between 80 Taylor and First
and western ave. Return to Mrs. u. Il
Lakin. Phone 5O6s Blue. Reward.
EXPERIENCED CIGAR salesman with
good reference. Write Jas. Smith. To-
peka. Kan. Gen. Del.
PRACTICAL NURSE wants employment
Of any suitable kind. Phone 25z9 M
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. by experienced
office girl. Phone 96O0 White.