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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
RETURN TO HANGING LOCKS?
Signs Seem to Indicate That Women Are Going to Wear Their Hair
 Down Again.

Are women going to wear their hair down again?
 Perhaps. If you are a devotee of the film shows you will know that many of the moving picture stars wear their hair about their shoulders. And the moving pictures are tre- mendous influence in modern life even, perhaps, in the fashion of doing the hair. Already some young girls have copied some of the favorite pic ture actresses and wear their hair curled about their shoulders.
 The last fashion for wearing the hair down was the Janice Meredith curl-and surely that best seller" hardly had more influence than the films have today. The fashion for Janice Meredith curls was short lived, to be sure. But it was fashion, nev- ertheless, for wearing the hair down, and very pretty fashion on the young and charming, at that.
 There is something coquettish about a hanging curl that can never be sug- gested by hair piled on top of the head, be it ever so sleek or be it mar celled to perfection.
 The fashions of the present, if any. body knows just what they are, favor return to hanging locks. For in 1S60-perhaps we shall get our bOuf- fant skirts from that period-and in 1870 or 1SS0-and may be we shall get tight bodice and certain skirt drapery that suggest hustle from that timc-women cultivated curls and wore them hanging at the neck or about the face. So with our old-fash- toned, new-fashioned frocks curling lock on the shoulders or about tho face would be quite appropriate.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
GIANTS WILL BATTLE
 HERE SATURDAY NIGHT
Eddie Foy of Chicago Arrives Today to Meet Jim Hopper, Arkansas
 Lumber Jack.

Eddie Foy of Chicago, who will meet Jim Hopper, the big Arkansas lumberman, at the Gem theatre New Years night under the auspices of the Y. M. D. A. G., will arrive here today from Denver, Colo., where he just met and fought draw with Jim Flynn. Mr., F'oy weighs lS9 pounds, and stands six feet and one inch in height and is regarded as one of the coming championship aspirants.
 Jim Hopper is in the lumber busl- ness, owning and operating two large mills on the M. H. & l.. and is a lov- CT of clean sport. He has gained quite a reputation as a boxer and wrestler, and after his match here expects to go, to New Orleans where he hopes to make reputation and challenge Jess Willard, the champion of the world. Mir. Hopper is " years of age. weighs 225 pounds, and has a chest expansion of nine inches.
 The usual ,preliminaries and battle royal will precede the main event.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30

Merle Smith is spending several cays at Little Rock. as the guest of Philip Pfeifer.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
WllLARD'S MANAGER
 BLOCKS BIG FIGHT
Tom Jones, Looking for Easy Money, Refuses to Eliminate Fulton and
 Battle Called Off.

New Orleans, Dec. 29.--On the re- fusal of Tom Jones, Jess Willard's lranager. to agree to an elimination bout for Fred Fulton, in New Orleans prior to March 4, Tommy Burns. the New Orleans promoter announced the cancellation of the bout late today.
 It was reported late this afternoon that Jones will arrange to stage tho fight in Milwaukee,. Tom Andrews of the beer town has offered $27.O00 for the match, according to Jones.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
Do ,E.ot Gripe

Co ,Flot Gripe ', e have q pleasant laxative that will just do what you want it to do. Gi's1.e9I2q, .,.,,9, (92sdeN1gie6 @ s;ad}e2 N1:lg2ie61 We ye;l ti,o,.sands of them and we .44:. aevcrscrn a better remedy for the Y IL! c''v hv ve 10 cents.
 BedcIps, The Quality Store.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
Bedell's. The Quality Store.
BALL CLUB FOR SALE.
Cleveland Americans Will Be Offered
 to Highest Bidder.

Cleveland, O., Dec. 29.-All efforts of President Ban Johnson and other American league magnates to assist c. w. Somers, owner of the Cleveland Indians, out of his financial troubles, so far as the baseball club is concern cd, failed today.
 The bankers committee in charge of Somers' financial affairs announc- cd that the club must be sold.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
Watch for the announce ment of the Cotton Belt Liq- uor Co.,, P. o. Box 92, Mem phis, Tenn. 12-so-st
Ex.ROss Dies in Prison.

McAlester Okla, Dec. 29.-Ret Mill lard, for years Republican leader in Oklahoma, died in the state prison here early today of heart trouble. He was received here October 2S, last, to serve wear and day for embezzle- ment while serving as treasurer of Osage county. He also had served as the Osage agent at Pawhuska.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
TIMELY HINT ON OPERATING.

Big dinners cause disturbed diges- tions. The stomach and bowels should not be clogged with undi- gestad poisonous waste matter. Foley Cathartic Tablets elieve dis tress after eating, stop belchins. banish bloating and gas on stomach. regulate the bowels. sweeten the stomach and tone up the liver. Mann Pharmacy.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
Practical Suit for Child.

An exceedingly practical little suit for a child is blue and white spot al. paca with hems of plain white. An elastic regulates the fullness at the waist of the tunic, the knee length knickers being similarly mounted. and the whole affair is easily slipped into and out of.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30

The Material of the Model Is Dark Brown BroadcIoth, the Skirt Coming to the Shoe Tops. The Coat Reaches to the Hips, and Is Fitted to the Figure. The Feature of the Coat Is It's Wide Flare and the High Col lar With It's Two Revers Opening at the Neck. The Collar and Cuffs Have a Small Rounded Piece of Black Velvet, Which Is Turned Over. A Dark Brown Sash of Charmeuse Is Tied About the Belt and Ends, With a Fancy TasseI of Many-coIored Silk Threads.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30

lJ0-potind limit, the sporting " r it Q I S gave Ryan the title. He and E''itZsimmons fought a ten-round draw at Coney ls- land or May r, 1892. 1892
 Juvenal, or Ryan, was very eccentric. Being educated as a Baptist minister at the state university at La Wrcncc,. k kan., he would not mix with the saloon t.lc- lncnt and enjoyed preaching at=a Il y church while train ing for contests. He Hnrnr Iis,y j,nr rcn1
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-30
Great Old Veteran of RinQ tO
 Perform in Pine Bluff Tonight

M Juvenal fight Tommy Will De seen at the Gem theatre evening in bag punching exhibition  twelve and retired unbn his weshao pounds The title
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Els>where in the NewsCham-
psoa wili In found the financial
statements of the two Gunaisou
hanks. They ar~ worth rsading
and the financial condition oi
our Gunnison country may ts
gathered from the fact. that
hardly a community ON the
western slope Of Colorado, no
matter what the surrounding
population, can exhibit stronger
depositories Of local funds.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Record Stockmen:-When it is re-
membered that the legislature last win
ter tried to put through an act to pro-
hlbit the killing of bears, the items re-
Gently appearing in Colorado papers
showing the experience of cattlemen,
are interesting. The Craig Empire tins
week has the following: u. E. War
ren, rancher on the ridge near Pagoda,
killed 60o-pound brown bear near his
home Saturday evening with 25. .35
Winchester rife. The bruin had been
in that locality for number of years
and during that time is said to have
killed considerable stock. Aftor he
killed the bear. Warren found its der
and close by was the carcas. of of 4 re-
Gently killed steer. warren's ranch is
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
ullsslkH RI W
II lH Nl0

The case Of Thsoduss Dsvis vs.. shs
boerd Of Commissioners Of Gannsson
county which wss carried to the Court
Of Appeals, hss bsen d<cid<d IN favor
Of the county commissioners. Tins
means that Gannisoa county mast pay
one Harry Mulnix. ssst< auditor. shout
eighteen hundred dollars to make "a
audit which he he's slresdy msd< by
originally ordered when ". A. Gillss-
pey and 4. n. Mcdowell went into Of
nee - Republican commissioner in
January, 1913 Later the cemplexioa
of the board changed. through the out
come of On election contest esse. to
democratic, with Mcdowell out. end
Elmer Wiley in his pssee. But IN the
meantime Theodore Dsvis, . taxpayer
brough m injunction against the com
missioners enjoinine them fron making
the audit. This injunction wss sxs
tanned BY Judge Block Of the district
court. and the csse wss token TO the
Court of Appeals thsos0h the efforts Of
Mulnix, who desired thst The commis-
siOners win 20 that he could collect the
exhorbitant sum which Was offered, him
for making the audit. Dst with the
board changed and Wiley IN s4ice, the
commissioners refused 10 pssA sAe csse
90 it came down TO . eese Of Merry
Mulnix maintaining the suit aGainst the
commissioners Of Gunnisoa eounty. The
Taxpayers will nov be callsd spsa TO
pay nulnix q, $50 TO make The sHait
which he is compsllsd 10 mske BY virtue
Of bis once, saa they cea hesA - sae
respoasible but formsr CSaaissiaase
ncDowsll sna Csmmissi0ase ". 4. Gil
lsspsy. Thsy nsAe sAe csaassct With
hin.
n esaaisisasss ns4 tAis vssk IN
tAss rsGslsr nsstiaG ~ tssk eess Of
routine bSsiasss snl smsaG esAsr
tAinGs discussed - Qssstisa q ssa-
structing . sAaitisrsl buiaAiaG n she
court hssse sq1sRe - - ussd fss .
hsssing plaat II Tie lovee stssy, tAe
sppss story 70 - Sssd Ter jsRy rssa
snl otAsr nscsssesy rssa.
Ii sssas tAoA no sctisa ~ 6ssa
taken BY The bosRd rssseivs - ~
cement wslk 70 be hid slsag The sest
side Of the cosrt hosse square.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
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loving described real estste, sitvsee ~
Ceihg n t0e COontY Of 0unniaoa, H1aAe a
colorado, and all the right, title and ~.
ssrsst q the defendants in and 20 the
Eots Two and Three q q u. n,
in the name oi Il. =. bSet Weller bu1
2xned By end belonging TO Paul
=: ttLise. MIN. csl.. o. Lo
in Block Ten (Blk lOl, Town 0i
Marble. nov owned by and st tandinr
IN the name of Ida b. Carey:
Lots l. and N, in Block sixteen
tBlk. i6l. Town of Marble. nov
o~ned bH and standing in the name
all q said property ] shall offer for sale M
puplic auction on Saturday, the nat dsS
Q, yely. A. ID. 1915, ~ the hour Of feS
o. ocaocf te A. !. o said day. ct the froat door
% 2! tne county Court houee. in the Town
~ Sunnison, County Of 0an nison. etste
@ Colorado. to the highest and best bid.
ger Tor cash Tor the purpose a reslisin1
the amount 30 due the plaintiff 81 aiore.
said, with interest, costs, disburpeyneots
ana commissions on said sale
PAT HANLON.
sherir OF Gunnison County, state
OF Colorado.
Crump a Allen, kittredge Bldg. Denver
Colo, j. u. Dickinson. Poster Bldg. Den
YER colorado, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
FIRST publication July 9Th, A. d. 1915
Last publication July s0th, A. u. 1915
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
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&M L. C. No., asAasx.
Spsc;A ps;oes a Coodyo. cas;ae
Eo1tno0n'4 c0r0QO
1oWe)o)1 AWO. oaD0Dle00, o0e0.
90 us 6 r a.
m W1 HN

Alvia kssas, StsAe Assieslsursl co.-
le0e. Fort CO,lias. COlO.
Wild ests y &C. q ~ west wssd
pssts tAet - Colssade faSWsg hos 10
dsel wieA, sspssislly h - hi0hss sssi-
tsass. Whsss vild esss Aovs eccspisd
ths lasd - . nsaAss e ysess, they
sssallv Irft lasUs saoHst ef sssd -
sad n the coil. oHiss fSseSsssly whss
. Oivsa csse ef vild eess sse destroyed
by eueeiaG q paewiaG, sAe lsRd will IN
nsaietely es0s - thickly With Wild
soes. TAs ss00sa ApsoesiA y thst
~ cssp vas "a dsssssysa, vAeress,
- 0sSUiag essp ves kilssd ssA tAs
80 essp y - Ssoua of ~ spesutiaG
q - go slpsolv y - ssil
~ - Wav - ~ - laaA of wild
so1s y - - usoAsW ceuQs - cultivat-
q esups. n - vilA ssAs sse psesent-
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na1s feSes06ls ~ ~ sQeuueiaG a
- sssd u - 0ssuaA. tsy ssn Be
ssodiseAs1 n sAsgt ti0e. H. ssed 10
knswa n 1--we viealiey s0sa9A - ~ n
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Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

IL is neeedless to say that the
revival Of miRing in our vicinity
10 hailed by Gsnnison business
mon with delight. Here 10 the
Doctor mine shipping to Almont
asd the Fossst Hill erttiaG
ready 10 ol'srats quite extessivs-
y from the same point. South
west al ua, at spencer, there 10
good prospect al considerable
mining, while the beaver City at
iis b unqssstionably q big mine
when under motion. And these
are only starters Tor the mining
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

Attention 81 school directors
's called TO the apportioaments
vi the general school fund for
Gunnison county, made by Miss
Johnson, as county superintss-
dent aud published elsewhere in
the News-Champion. A. July LIST
ends the fiscal year In school dis
tricts. it is, under the Law, the
duty of the secretary Of each dis
trict to publish the financial
statement Of his district for the
information II the Taxpayers.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
RIuooHI u1rou

Regular services next Ssnday nss.-
inG and evening. Sef0ss ~ ~
pastor. Specisl music ct both services
Particular attention 10 called 10 the
evening service. The hour 10 eight
O'clock. nese will - . Aftssa- -Ainste
song service, On anthem BY the cAms. .
trie for violin. clarinet - piaao BY
nessrs. Richter. Demsoa aad Brillhart
snA Miss MooAa Tomlin will siaG
''Callest Thus, o Mastef?"
The pastor will speak on the subject
Everyday Religion.
You are cordially invited to these
services.
GEO. L. NuCKoLLs, Pastor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Sunday, July IL.

Sunday. July IL.
AN INSTITUTE ON MORAL Fprrc.r,o~
Sunday evening we will have an on
portunity to hear the subject of Moral
Education discussed by educators of
broad experience and recognized ability
They will speak from different angles.
as follows:
Moral Education in the PuhI,r
Schools. Prof. Samuel Ouigley of the
State Normal School.
Moral Education Through Recrea-
ton; Prof. W. A. Franks, Supt, of
Ft Morgan Schools.
The Spirit and Function of the Sum-
Gay school Prof. r. E. Tope. Prin-
ciPal of the Grand junction Hirh school
The program will be inter,perred with
god MUSIC.
Regula. service Sunday morning.
E. H. ROBINSON, Pestor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

" the values Of veins formerly opsnsd
end dsvesopsd on the top Of the mesa-
tain. bat toe inaccessible to work UssA
profit.
There is also some prospecting car
r,ed On BY parties beyond the old For
est Queen and Gem properties. and with
psetty fair showing
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
nUN ufs 9u c.
9flnE ETMII

Millsrd Pennington 10 nov vsekinG .
force of six men driving he tunssl into
Ruby mountain to cut the fne vein sone
100 feet sAeeA. Ne 10 using pswer
drills snd the tunnel vill certainly Pecve
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

osrsy ttassdeskr-Tkese VI
~ w'ho dsd not gvt W 90 the aid
ssst - kteigssm css EsAsescitsst~
n the ssssing II M~xeo. Which
vill he Que II the good dssds
that illassinste q Hasghty world.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

activity which the h,gher prices
III zane. lead and ceps~r are like
~ to Induce IN the Gsnnsson
couptry.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
cAIuollc oguogu

Services evesy Aevt - tAied S~n-
AAys. 0oly aasses q eight eaA tsa
s'cleck. Evsniag service ot Tn. Sua-
day School st one O'Clock. WssA ~
mosses ct eight O'Clock. SsFSiceo
ssesa1 end fsufsA SsaAays ~ msntA st
Csos1ed Bue1e.
n. WI. KiFp. Pastee.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
At he Churches
CHRISTIAN SurDo

CArstiaa Scisaee ssfviess vsll -
~ N the parios Il the La veto hsAsl
SunAav, st II Q. -.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Ceoerd sd eUnA.

The General School Fund for the school year
ending June 80 1915. has been apportioned as
follows. in Gunpison County:
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

1T ssn Z the iHstsal cost IT the
war that hurts. says the New
YORK Tr'buae. lite the u,,kszp. "
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09
Norual Notes

The general lectures the pest wssk
have been given BY Miss Agnes ID. Dsd-
son in Picture Study and by Mr.. Z. z.
Tope in pedagogical subjects. Rekt
week Mr.. henry Oldys. the Bird nan
from Maryland, and the state superia-
tsadsnt Of public instruction. Mrs. hsry
C. C. Brsdfosd will occupy the pesisd
for GeRersl lectures end hold rOHaa
tsk,e discussions. Mr.. Oldys co@ss
from the Unitsd States Biological Sus-
vey end will lscture on the following
topics: Birds end Bird Music, Bird
Pvetsctioa' end Bird end huaaa
nusic CempessA" Ne viii delivss .
Psblic lecture Tuesday evening, July -
IN The chapsl 10 which ell sse iaviesA
Nm. DFsAfsrd Gill spsak q H. vssA
Of The Standasdioa1isa egwwie0ss.
rAe ms@Asss Il ~ fssuhay u ~
ssAssl e music wi,l oive . sssesrt FH-
~ svsaiaG, Jsly . q Jesk's Csbin h
~ isssssses Il ~ 0unnissa County
niOA ssAssl.
0ss Cehsl 0ssee - Aspsa satsssd
ssAssl ~ vssk. Shs has jsst pssusasd
fpsa H. x4ses AGsieu.snssl CslAsos Of
0isAioaa wAsss - has hssa ss4sa1ing
scAssa fes the psst yser.
Nm. A. Price supssisAsaAsat Of
sshsoas. DSlsa essnty, kas FesssssA 10
esntiase ksr sesAiss uatil the cless Of
Ne su0mee ssssisa.
fwO vlANO neCIfAL
Civsa ~ hsssl nSlaaA, end @. Dsvis
DsillAart vieA Albseta Rseesu, sagsuns.
Il tAe Nsssol ScAsa nUsie feouDly.
Al Nsrosl Chapsl. FriAay evening. Jsly
le<A st sigAt s'clsck.
Vesietisas 1890 Beethoven Saint Sesas
4 FraGnsat q. Davis Brilliant
~ Lsves Cenes o. ~ Sxse
ICl00gA- Lsightsf
Ill
CavOtte and nusette noH
Aire D0Aenie0s- Eugsaio Pifani
SelUte PestA --ko koWalski
Jsck . Cabin, yuly ., 1915.
Violin Duet Hearts and Flower
------ AODoni
nessrs. Damson and Richter
Piano S0so-Cavalier FantastiQue 49,
Goddard
Miss Holman
Vocal Duet-Tarry With Ne
Miss Rogers and Mr.. Kelley
Vocal Solo-Becsuse I Love You,
Dear Hswley
Miss Rogers
Violin Solo -Liebesfroud Krieser
Mr.. Damson
Piano Solo-Polonaise- Chopin
Mr.. Brilliant
Address-Gunnison County High School
Mr.. Kelley
Piano Duet
Miss Holman and Mr.. Brilliant
Mixed Quartet Moonlight Will Come
Again Thompson
Misses Rogers and Holman
Messrs. Kelley and Damson.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

0asN.a
LuELLA JOHNSON,
Co. SaVe. Of ecb0ois.
Gunnison news-champion., 1915-07-09

PnOGRAm
Jsck's Cabin. July .. 1915.
Violin Doet-Hearts and Flower 49,
MessrS. DomsOn and Richter
Piano Solo-Cavslier FsntsstiQ0e --
C<.dI~ -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-10
A Word About The
Military Inspection

On Saturday evening, February
18th, 1915. at z o'clock, at the Armory
will be held the inspection Of the
local Military Companies III" and
az" and the First Regiment Band.
These organizations at the present
time are in splendid condition. are
developing a high state of efficiency
and should be the pride Of the city
In which they are located. :
There was a time in the history Of
this country when such bodies OF
men, banded together under military
law and Jurisdiction, for the purpose
Of defending their State and their
country, II need be, were looked up
to and held In high esteem by their
fellow citizens, In the respective
communities in which they were To-
Gated; but this has never been the
case In the city of Fairmont-at least
not In our day and generation.
I know there are those among our
good citizens who look upon these or
CARNATIONS and their work, as Idol
and useless child's play. serving no
other purpose than that Of more
show, and in addition to that a bur-
den upon the tax payers of the state.
This class Of our citizens is repre-
scented by those who advocate the
policy that we should beat our
swords into plowshares, and that
H"H
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-10
SELECTING Pictures.

The first important step in making
a home beautiful is the selection Of
proper pictures for different rooms.
The formal parlor has gradually
disappeared from the average Ameri'
can home, leaving in its place the
more companionable living-rooml
where the family congregate and re-
ceive friends. Pictures chosen for II
should, therefore, DO OF general In
terest. Family portraits and photo
graphs of friends r decidedly out
OF place.
The casual caller should not be re
quired to sit and gaze at intimate
pictures; personal pictures have a
more fitting place in the privacy o!
bedrooms. Reproductions Of good
paintings or the original paintings
themselves are always in good taste
for the living.room.
Selections for the dining.room
will readily suggest themselves;
pictures of good cheer, of conviyial
gatherings, Of animals and hunting
scenes are suitable.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-02-10
wars should be no more-and to tbis

we say amen.
No body of u citizens more deep.
ly deplores the horrors Of war or
are more sincere advocates Of a uni.
yersal peace than this our citizen
soldiery; and who, will it be said, is
better informed on this subject than
these men who are deyoting SO much
OF their time in the study Of this
great question In its relation to, and
as 1t effects the great interests of
this splendid country Of ours.
To that respectable body of our
citizens. who look upon us as a bur.
den to the state and a detriment to
the business interests OF our com.
munity. and who boasts in their ILL
advised, and ili.informed doctrines,
that u country is immune from 10.
cal dispensations from within, and
foreign attack from without, we but
ask that you raise your eyes, and
look across the sea today! Are you
SO thoroughly informed and SO well
advised upon the subject that you
can state without fear Of contradic.
ton that among this hundred mil.
lion restless people within our do.
main that no internal disturbances
will mar our record? Are you as one
Of this vast body Of our citizens, able
to predict, with any degree Of GER
tainty, that out Of this worldwide
restiveness and international conten.
ton that we will be able 10 steer our
great ship Of state through these
troublous waters, safe into that much
longed for haven of peace?
You sit in your homes surrounded
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Frenchwoman who makes all my
lingerie (my friend wears lingerie,
not underwear), and very cheaply,
too. considering the exquisite work
she does, but she expects me to tell
her Just how l want everything done.
and to choose designs. for the en-
broidery, and to buy the lace and rib
bon; and, OF course, l try on every
garment. Stockings and wells are
about the only things ! can get ready
made. and It takes a lot OF time Sc
lecting them. Don't you think the
new wells are awfully trying?"-
January Atlantic.
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Death Reveals Man
To Have Been a Girl

CHICAGO, Feb. 1o.-In the dingy
kitchen Of a third.story fiat, at No.
2146 Ogden avenue, lies the body of
ben" Rosenstein. who lived for
seven years as q married man and
whose Identification as a woman
came Sunday, when he died.
Beside the body sits Pauline Rosen.
stein, "Ben's' wife," weeping and
praying. Near her is her wrinkled
mother, Just over from Odessa, who
does not understand.
The strange story Of the two wo-
men was told by the widow" today.
"Ben's" name was Ida Weinstein
when she came from Russia. She