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FUND DONORS THANKED.

acknowledgements contributions
OF 800 and over to the Mgr. James
F. Mackin golden jubilee fund was
made today in a pamphlet distributed
at all the services in st. PauPs
Church, Fifteenth and v streets
northwest.
From time to time bulletins will be
issued containing the names of DON
ors and the amounts subscribed to the
fund. the procuring OF which is for
the purpose of completing the church
building.
The pamphlet also announced the
mass meeting of men in the church
hall tonight at S:15 o'clock when
plans will be made for the remaining
month OF the campaign. Nearly $685.
900 already has been subscribed.
The Washington times., 1917-02-25
PRESIDENT ATTENDS
POWHATAN OPENING
Addition to Hotel Inspected BY
800 Guests-Rooms Law
ishIy Decorated.

Marked by the presence, OF Prssi-
dent and Hrs. Wilson, Mrs. William
H. Boiling and other members of the
Presidents family, the formal open
ing of the new addition to the Hotel
Povhatan, at Eighteenth street and
Pennsylvania avenue northwest, wss
held last evening.
The President and his party were
among the early callers to inspect the
hostelry. They were personally con-
Quoted through the big addition by
Manager E. C. Owen.
More than 500 guests took part in
the formal opening last evening from
o'clock until midnight.
Among the guests were many per-
sons OF prominence in social, diplo-
matte and official circles.
Lavishly decorated with flowers
and potted ferns, the addition to the
hotel possessed elements, Of elegancs
and charm. The loggia and ball room
were attractiyely set OF in flowers
matching the mural decorations
Something said to be decided In
novation in the hitting out of guest
suites were the uniquely decorated
Chinese, gray. ivory and mahogany
rooms on the ntntn moor Inc Iurnl
ture OF these rooms, matching the
floor and wall effects. was much ad
mired. French. Chinese and old ivory
furniture gave a Distinctive effect to
the suites.
The inspection proper lasted until
10 o'clock, when Manager Owen an
nounced the ball, which was held In
an appropriately appointed room east
of the lounge. This room will be
used exclusively for private dances
and entertainments. A double orches-
ira played for the dancers. A buffst
luncheon was served.
The addition provides the hotel
with three hundred rooms, II In
cludes two additionak stories to the
main building and a large, frontage
on Pennsylvania avenue.
Besides the President and his party.
a number of men prominent in Con
gressional life were present. including
Congressman and Mrs. Peters. Cor
gressman and Mrs. Schneider, Con-
gressman and Mrs. Cooper, Congress-
man Slemp, Congressman Sidney Mudd
and Congressman Foss-
The Washington times., 1917-02-25
No Reason for Anyone
To Lament the Ball.

But certainly between the two there
is little chance Of anyone who is at
sli in it socially in Washington hsv-
ing reason TO lament the official inau-
Gursl bali.
The week started of with rather
strenuous going for the first two days.
took long breath on Wednesday. and
started off again on Thursday. II was
enlivened-more or less-by two OF
the Cabinet dinners to the President.
the Attorney General and Mrs. Greg
OTy's dinner to the Supreme Court. q
The Washington times., 1917-02-25
NEsRAskANs TO CELEBRATE

The fiftieth anniversary Of the ad-
mission Of their home State into the
Union will be celebrated By the
Nebraskans in Washington At the
Ebbitt House March 1. A motion
picture Of a historical pageant repre-
senting the pioneer days of~Nebraska a
will be shown during the evening,
Members OF the Nebraska Alumni
Association will attend, and a short
business meeting of the Organization
will be held after the banquet.
The Washington times., 1917-02-25
Washington Has Many
Interesting VIsItOrs Now.

Washington is full OF interesting
visitors just now. some here for the
Inauguration, others for different
purposes. Mr. and Mrs f. Alexander
Powell are at the Powhatan for a
few days.
They will leave Washington the
first OF the week for either Califor-
mia or Florida, they have not quite
decided which. Mr.. Powell, as you
probably know. is the noted war cor
respondent and author. He is almost
a commuter. he has crossed the ocean
so many times. He returned from
abroad in December. and is planning
10 go back in the spring II the in
ternationsI conditions will permit.
He plans to go to Russia this time.
He has been to Italy. France. Rel
gium. and in the Balkans. lie was
The Washington times., 1917-02-25

Mrs. Patten Sorry to Leave
Washington Now.
Mrs. Thomas G. Patten says she
does not relish the idea of leaving
The Washington times., 1917-02-25
Great jam of People At
kreisIer Recital.

Never have seen such a jam Of
people in a theater as attended the
KreisIer recital at Polls Friday after
noon. 1t took me fully half hour to
get from the entrance Of the theater
to the man who collected the tickets.
Kreisler certainly was in fine form
and was thoroughly appreciated by
his audience, which insisted on his
coming out again and again after the
close Of the concert. He was generous
with his encores. too.
The interest in the Neighborhood
House, for the benefit of which tho
concert was arranged. always brings
forth a large crowd, and combined
with such an attraction as Kreisler-
well. there was scarcely room for the
people, almost all of whom were the
cream OF society.
The President seemed to enjoy IL
thoroughly. also Mrs. Wilson, although
che did not face the stage, but kept
her eyes on her husband. 1t occurred
to me that she might be worrying
about him. fearing that the strain of
his burdens was weighing him down.
He looked well, but tired.
In the box above them ] noticed
Mrs. William Littauer in a stunning,
mauve colored suit. with huge fur
collar and wide fur cuffs, the last
encircling the arm at the elbow. Can
il be that short sleeves for coats are
to be fashionable again. 4 hope not,
for long gloves are so expensive! But
Mrs. Littauer IL usually a herald of
the newest fashions.
Somebody Who Can Make
kreIsIer's Own Music.
To return to Kreisler, my dear. did you
know that somebody besides Kreisler
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Visit
Visit
PADE n CITY
Wait for announcement.

house meets will be the general
army staff bill for compulsory
military training Of men between
10 and 20 years of age, which
representative Kahn of California
ranking Republican on the mil
itary committee. will submit. Mr..
Kahn said today he believed there
was an excellent prospect for its
enactment. Compulsory training
measures also probably will be
introduced by Representative
Caldwell, New York, and others.
Representative Montague of Vtr-
ginia will introduce alternative
Bills for a $1,000, 100000 gift or
S5,0oo,ooo.oo0 gift and $5.oo,0 oo.-
600 loan to France in recognition
Of French support in revolution
airy times.
Representative Flood Of Virgin
la, ranking Democrat Of the house
foreign affairs committee, has
been working for several days on
a resolution declaring a state OF
war exists with Germany and is
expected to call meeting OF the
committee as soon as the organ
ization steps are taken ana 1ne
president has delivered his ad-
dress. The senate foreign rela-
tions committee which would ham
die any war resolution is expect
ed to meet Monday afternoon.
Special arrangements to re-
strict attendance Of visitors at
tho capitol during the first two
DAYS Of the session were comPiet-
ed tonight Admission tomorro"
to the house section will be oy
special card and. there will be
further restrictions when the
president speaks.
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WHEELING ELkS
PLEDGE SUPPORT
TO PRESIDENT WILSON AND THE
UNITED STATES IN CASE
OF POSSIBILITIES.
Special Meeting Held Yesterday Aft
rrnoon-ResoIution Adopted and
Wired to Chief Executive.

Wheeling Lodge No. %, r. p. 0.
Elks, at special meeting yesterday
afternoon sent a telegram TO Prest-
dent Wilson stating that they are
back Of him in the present pending
crisis and extended their support TO
America in case Of hostilities.
The meeting was called by James
A. Dyson, exalted ruler OF the local
lodge, in response to a telegram from
Edward Rightor, grand exalted ruler
from his headquarters in New Or
leans, La, asking that such action
be taken by all Elk lodges throughout
this country.
Mr.. Rghlor asked that the lodge
members meet quickly to take action
and wire result of the meeting.
The following resolution was un-
animoualy adopted and sent late yes
terday afternoon to President Wilson,:
"Resolved. That the members
OF Wheeling Lodge No. %, B. =.
0. Elks of Wheeling extend their
unanimous support 70 the presl-
dent of the United States in what
ever action be might deem ncces-
sary in the present crisis that Is
confronting our country.
JAS. A. Dyson. Exalted Ruler
John +. Richardson. Secretary,
Carl O. Schmidt. c. NJ. Fester, Z
DR.. l.. y. Refer, II. P. Corcoran,
Neill Quinn, committee
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PUBLIC SALE
Sn.rlaI connIItIoneSl Sale,

Pursuant TO A deere. OF the Circuit Court Of Mar
shall County West Virginia. made and entered nm
the 18th dag Of February. lalG. In the chanee5
cnrs. Of Charlie. Kurfer. administrator. ETC.. Us.
II. {. kupfcr ct al. and entered OF record In
Chancc-y Order Book No. "a page 1853. the under
signed special commissioners. will on
SATURDAY. ArRlL u. 1911.
offer for sale TO the hshes. bidder. at the north
from, door OF tho Court House OF Ohio County. west
Virginia commanding At 10 o'clock g. r OF mat
dav the following described real estate situate IN
tho City o: Wheeling. West virginia. that Is 70 say:
The north half o! lot numbered nine (pl. In b. NJ
Enfrs Executor OF the last will and testament OF
John Eofr derc.scdl Pasture Field Addition TO the
CITY Of Wheeling. Ohio County West Virginia: said
half lot fronts the cast side OF Jacoo street DC
lwecI Twcnty-thrd end Twcnty-f"urh Streets and
extends ca.trgrdy a. even width therefrom at rsht
angles with said Jacob Street distance of one hC
drcd I00 feet n the west line Of Wood Street. in
said CRY the plat Of said Addition is recorded In
tie office q. the clerk Of tho County Court OF SAID
Ohio County West Virginia. In Decd BHok No. 81
page Gj. being the property conveyed to ETnes-
iine W. Lewis deceased. by Michael FrrlSmuth.
Trustee hr decd dn:cd July .. 1901. and OF record
In Deed Book No. LOG pssr lnI. OF Ohio County H.
nrdS together with the buildings and Improvements
thereon.
TERMS OF SALE: one.thtd OF the purchase
money and So much noA the purchaser may
elect TO Fay cash In hand on the day Of sale. and
the residue IN two equal nsalircuts PAYABLE in one
yea. and Two years from tho date Of sale. the pur-
chaser giving his with interest from date With
good personal security for such deferred payments.
and the legal title TO said property tn be retained as
further security until the purchase money shall hsTo
been fully paid.
CHARLES L. CARDIGAN.
Special Commissioner.
I. Victor 2 Myers. Clerk OF the Circuit Court Of
Marshall County Wc.; Virginia. hereby certify that
bond with security approved by me as sufficient and
In he penalty provided by the drree OF sale In this
cause has hccn given by said special commissioner
VICTOR L. MYERS.
Clerk q, The Cinul: Court OF Marshall County. West
Virginia mr-l2- 10 rs 2-st
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CHARLES I. CARRIGAN.
NOTICE
THE PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF WEST
VIRGINIA. CAPITOL BUILDING,
CHARLESTON.

meeting OF The Public S-r-lce Commission o!
West Virginia, held the 18th day OF March. A. d.
l6l1
Casa No. So.
Natural Gas Compare o! Mes; Virginia.
Application Ia change rates.
Whereas application 10 change rates has TINS
day hern flrd hy tho Natural Gas Company OF West
virginia 4; hereby ordered that leave 10 granted
TO any I-T$pn interested file objection thereto be
fore he Commission AZ tine or before tho
10Th day IL April. 1917 and this matter be set down
.rr hearing ut meeting Of the Commission to b.
held al i:s offices In the Capitol Building on the
18th dlr OF April. 1917. at tSn o'cock r. m. At
which time any p.Fsrn may arrcar and make such
objection may hc deemed r:o,~-.
Il is Further ordered that the Applicant publish r
COPY o. this order each week !Gr :0g- successive
weeks in twu newspapers NJ opposite politics and OF
general circulation Il such Their" he. in Tie county
or counties Affr,rd Ivy the proposed change In rates
and a copy Of this order and said proposed rates
he posted. fog public inspection. at conspicuous
place IN Tho towns cities affected hy tho proposed
change IA ratrs. fGv four successive weeks prior 20
April &c. 1917. and thai tur return thereof he MAIDS
20 his Commission.
A. COPY.
T-s.c: Il. H. BEENIrEIM.
rna-Ia- % ar-cg Secretary.
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Gains BY British


LONDON, Apr. l.-g:n$ 7. M.-Heavy
fighting took place today west of ST.
Quentin. resulting in the capture by the
British Of the village of Savy. Later.
British troops attacked Savy wood.
about mile from the village and only
three miles from st. Quentin and oc-
curied that position.
The official report from British head
quarters in France. which records these
successes. announces also the capture
by the British OF Eancciles. lying
further north and Epchy and riczicrc.
10 the southeast OF lIeudicourt. The
text OF the report reads:
During the month q! March We have
taken in raids and local opcrat ions. IN
the course Of the oncmys withdrawal
1889 German prisoners. including SIX
teen officers. and have captured three
field guns, twenty-five trench mortars
and n quantity of ether war material.
The total German prisoners captured
in the first three months OF TINS year
number 70 officers and 1900 mon.
We captured the village OF Say TINS
morning. four miles west Of st. Qucn-
tin, after considerable fighting. taking
81 prisoners and Two machine guns.
The cnemy's casualties were heavy both
in killedan wounded. Seventy Ter.
man dead were counted on the front or
a single battalion. :,
This afternoon Savy Wood. n mile
to tho nurthcaSt uf III" village. was Sic
ces4fully attacked ANA now IS In "n'
pnsScsslnu We also captured the. VII
iagc Of Tendcll"s last evening and this
morning Epchy and rciZicrc tsouthcnst
of neudicuurD together with lew
prisoners We made further progress
to the northwest of Criosilles.
, Parties of our troops entered the
cncmr's trenches In the night and
morning north OF Toclincourt. north
east Of N"urill"-St. NaaSt and south
west Of Givcnchy (Arrns scctor). \
few more prisoners wSrc taken ana
many casualties were inflicted on the
enemy. .i;,,.
There was considerable air activity
Yesterday with many nghts. Two Ger,
mans nirplanrs were DESTROYED ana
three others were driven down. Oio
OF our machines is missing.
Force Germans Back
LONDON Anril |. 3: u Z. III Rr.ttSh
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS.

The Board ~ Commissioners az the County OF Ohio
will receive plans and specifications for proposed
building a tho Coun:y Farm sad plans and
specifications 20 he In accordance with the Program
on file in the Office Of the R"atd rf Commissioners.
M plans ind specifications will l. considered for
building TINT will exceed sixty Thousand $50 Uol
Dollars IN cost. M CONDENSATION will IL allowed for
plan. nr specifications EXCEPT the "ne accepted
bv tbs board for tho erection nt said building. rans
and specifications Will he recaTcG nniy frrm arclti
tec.s who citizens Of Ohio County. No riaHs and
specifications will re received later than 800 oCnk
p. m. Apnl end. 1917.
Tho Board Of Commissioners Of the County Of Ohio
tho right Ia reject any or ali plans and spcci
flcaticns submitted.
THE BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE
COUNTY or OHIO.
H. C. UNDERWOOD. Clerk.
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CONGRESS WILL
CONTINUED from FIRST PaEe.)

limit debate if small group there
undertakes to delay action.
Aside from the war resolution
and the appropriations which
probably will accompany II, there
is not much legislation now on
the books that leaders believe Is
necessary to enact before next
winter. The Appropriation meas
ures which failed at the last ses-
sion, particularly the army bill,
the amendments to the shipping
act giving the government broad
powers over merchant shipping,
some changes in the federal re-
serve act and legislation to curb
spying, are among the things
which probably will be deemed
essential to prosecution Of what
ever course is determined upon.
Additional revenue legislation and
bond issues beyond the authorize
lions in existence. to be carried In
the war resolution, will depend
on how active the United States
becomes in the war.
Efforts are certain to be made
to put through universal mill
tary training bill even if President
Wilson does not endorse II. There
will be much opposition to it, par
ticqiarIy if the belief gains cur
'rency that such legislation would
pave the way for the sending Of
an expeditionary force to the Eu-
ropean battletieids.
There has been much talk Of
bond issue to provide loan or
credit to France Of from $500 00O.-
600 to ST ,oCO, 100000. Such pro-
posaI would receive STRONG sup
port, but there might be enough
opposition to prevent immediate
enactment Of the necessary legis-
lation. Many spoke against war,
and members in favor of quick,
decisive action attributed the
flood of messages to an organized
anti-War pronacenda-
Among the measures which will
be INTRODUCED as soon as the
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BIG FLAG DISPLAY
Scores Of Business Men Show Their
Patriotism by Flying "old Glory"
to tho Breeze.

Patriotic spirit I'm Wheeling waG
elnphat!cally demonstrated Saturday.
Scores of business houses flung odd
Glory tn tho breeze. while some Of
tho places were profuscly decorated
with the national rmhcms. 10 say moth
ing Of tho many homes throughout the
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NOTICE.

REWARD OF SO for Information leading to recovery
OF Ford touring car Gol7 model. motor No.
! 40G9l5) W. Va. State License No. 2o.i"5' s'oien
from Br.dserort Saturday night Call so Bell phone.
Elm Grove. "p--S
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OUT OF DANGER.

NICE. Franc" krril !.--S"r"Ga1I
Clyd" ErlS"y. tn" AMERICAN HIiai"r VINO
WAS wounded III IN H"rial h1'tl" last
Iu"". ha- U-"n ".'"rHl"d All lay Prof.
Calder. lie is now out at danger. Ser
:.";tut Clyde l:nl~l.y. nf San Aut"ni".
Ten. WIS seriously Wounded ny Ger
man explosive hull", il an aerial hattl:
ncr Ncrrluu June IS last.
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city that had the stars and stripes fly
ing from many windows.
Tho profusc decoration is. of course,
right AMI proper. but /; was done TO a
marked degree ahead OF the proclama-
ton issued ny Mayor II. l.. Kirk that
today the clagg be displayed in elaoora
,tion.
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troops on The Somme front yesterday
continued 20 make progress notWith-
standing stubborn resistance offered by
the Germans. tclegraphs Reuters CORES
pondentS at the British headquarters IN
France. Due east OF Jerome General
IaiE'S forces have advanced to point
four miles west OF the Camhrai-St. Qucn-
tin road ard further south they have
forced the Germans back 10 within TOUR
miles Of the center Of 81. Quentin.
The Reuter- despatch says:
i"Our progress In the last twenty-tour
hours was continued with enemy oppn-
sit!on weaker along the southern part
OF the front. Every advance on the
northern part had to he wrested by nara
fighting.
Due cast Of rcrnune. tho British. seiZ-
ed n hill which brings them within
four miles Of the Cambria-St. Quentin
road Further south the advance rcaCii-
ed four miles from the center OF 81.
Oentin.
I'm the triangle Of greater resistance;
between CrolSillcs. NaulN-Nraucourt ana
Qucant. two more enemy posts nave
been captured after fierce fighting. 9nc
of these positions WIS protected ny
banlb post in which every man was Kill
ed -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

PAYING second hand store for sale. worth $500. Will
sacrifice $3.50. Pro6f furnished. Am ordered 10
hosptsl FOR operation. 1894 Un!on Bel!airc O.
mr-T0-i
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FOR SALE-Auromobiie

FOR SALE-rsckers ton trtIcI In guaranteed hTst
cI.ss condition. Large detachable top With SIDE
curtains ard windshield Just the thing for moving
van or dray. Bargain Al 5000. Write ZanesVue
Ta1icab & Sales Co.. Zinesrlle. o. mr-2S-j
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-coHHeR STORE ROOM MAIN AND
TENTH STREETS. FORMERLY loGAh'S CORNER
500. ALSO NINE LARGE FIRE PROOF STORE
ROOMS. LOWER AND UPPER FLOORS IN
HAYLEY BUILDING.
JAMES HAWtEY.
i0s5N MAIN STREET.
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ANCLO-FRENCH
CONTINUED from First Page.)

leIy activities still lcontinue east OF
Gorilla and on the CarsO front.
There has been no changes in the
situation in Macedonia.
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wAHrEp-oAY ELEVATOR BOY ABOUT 10
OR u YEARS OF AGf. GOOD CHANCE 70
LEARN TRADE. APitT ENGINEER INTEL
'LiGEECER BUlL0IHGA
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Sluvish. Polish Croatia preferred. Lirs Wirs who
run produce. has biz opportunity With largo reliable
land company. S year eon<hct. wnts u once E.ItinE
past experience TO D. IT, Co. Boz isl. Charleston
W. Va. - Ap-e-{-7
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FOR RENJ-Third floor apartment rooms and bath
oIth md CtIpline- Inquire Twins drug ntose
rr-22-t
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wANTE6-coMPETENT: MAN As FLOOR WALK:
Err IN LARGE wHEl1IhG STORE. IhMEoI-
ATE POSITION. Go3o PAY AND BRIGHT
PROSPECTS FOR ADVANCEMENT ADDRESS.
BOX I56. CITY. g mr-29-l
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FOR SALE OR RENT

FOR RENT OR SALE-l2o Acre farm. 10 room house.
large harm new siIo n,sf St. Clairsre. Ohio Call
on or address J. c. Jobnebc. west end ST. clarsric.
Bell phone No. nnE 81 nr-es m
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FOR SALE

FOR SAlE-T1rcs acres Of land with room mouse
and o,l,huIIdings. tho W.ynrsburz road. In
ouIrs of Mrs Alncl!a Fuchs Sherrnrd ". Va
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WANTEDEMale Help

WIRTED-Nrch,nical dssi,sm.n oTer IS yeaH Of
age. who detail fro,i. lAyout.. Electric expert
not necessary. PerlSnent positions and every
chance for Advancement 5feied 10 thu right men.
Address Chief Clerk Enca -orinT Department West
inrhou,e Elcc. Hfs. coy:,ny. East Pittsburgh. Pa
ap-2-e
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Force Germans Back.
LONDON. Arril !. 3:lj r. m.-Brit;Sh
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FOR SALE. roomrd house with bath. electric Lights
gas heated by furnace with one TO ten acres Of
ground. Built Two years Also nhnlper OF 80
,ooncd bou,cs All on paved street. Call 4T-J NATL
r--,L ,-,r, mr-30-
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WANTEp-Fosltlon
POMTRY

WANTEo--rosition TO 10 Alterations On romen'i
clothing Cali SHuon,r phone lol9-R Iar-29-t.
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FOR SALE-Chrap. 10 baseball uniforms. G'eo oh9
Two months Good condition. Color Grey Win
green STRIPE Also catrhers glove. protector mask
bats and first basenan's NIT. Call Z. C. Frederick
l353-T National phone or Erite No. SUE Jhoao
-, o.h..,nr ur-30-m
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Earn from $500 to $3.50 oer day. Wheeling Can
Co.. 18th & Eof SITS. : mr-es-i