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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-11-20
DEUTSCH AIDE ADVANCED
Bogdanoff, Out of One Job, Gets Better
One

of Ike Deutsch's Fifth Ward Club during
the stirring primary fight last year. has
been appointed an Inspector, in the
Bureau Of Weights and Measures at a
salary of $500 a year. IN =.
He succeeds Andrew .Rosenbaum. an
other Deutsch aide. who was dropped
from the payroll for the good of the
service" Bogdanof formerly was a
writ server 1.-The sheriff's office. at
During the Fifth Ward trial at West
Chester Bogdanoff took an important
part in handling the witnesses for
Deutsch and the other defendants. He
was a witness himself and swore the
Frog Hollow gunmen were never
uuartered in the Deutsch club.
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t His Island Disappears

Harrisburg, Nov. 20.-Bushey Island
has disappeared from the Susquehanna,
according to John T. Ensminger, who
appeared before City Council when it sat
as a board of appeals and asked release
from the payment Of taxes on the island.
Ensminger Is of the belief that the high
spring waters gave the current a chance
to sweep the banks away and the island
gradually disappeared.
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lCirard Alumni 20 Burn Mor,gages

Eight thousand three hundred and
eighteen dollars worth of notes and
mortgages will go up in smoke at 1892
Poplar street the night OF December T..
The bonfire will be IN celebration OF the
fact that Glrard College Alumni Asso-
citation Is entirely free from debt for the
hrSt time since the alumni house Was
opened twepty-three years qgo.
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Bonds Of the fifth war loan, to be
offered probably in the spring, will be
Of short maturity, Secretary McAdoo
announced. This was interpreted as
meaning five years or less. Previous
loans range between ten and thirty
years
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Hold Child School Rummage Sale

Starting today and continuing unit
Friday evening a rummage sale for the
benefit of the Holy Child Convent and
School, Thirty-ninth and Chestnut
Is being held at S22 Chestnut
street.
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sl4,5OO RELIEF FUND
GIFT TO KING ALBERT
Philadelphian Belgian Com.
mittee Hopes to Make Total
Reach $4,000

Philadelphia's gift TO King Albert Of
Belgium on the occasion Of his birthday
anniversary. which occurred last Mon
day. was a relief fund Of s14.5oo. with
| additional contributions arriving at the
Belgian relief headquarters, the commit
tee is hopeful of the fund reaching
$4,000,
Mrs. Baysrd Henry. chairman of the
Belgian :elief committee, announced this
morning that a draft for 100, 900 francs
| amounting to s1s,5O0, would be made
cut end sent Immediately through the
Belgian minister at Washington to King
Albert. An extra appeal Is being sent
"ut this year by the committee for funds
to insure happy Christmas for Belgian
children, their first in four years. A
check for $50 to form the nucleus of this
fund. was received today by Mrs Henry.
The contributions received at the mov-
| !rg picture theatres schools and booths
located in the department stores follow
Novtng.plcture theatres .........s14eo 80
Strawbridge Clothier. er............ 1880 90
1 Surton Holmes lecture. .......... 677. so
| SeEstony Automobile Club smoker. $40. 10
| nhamaker store :........... t77 80
| iirard Trust Company booth. 49,. 5T0 70
| S",th q Iheatra .:............ 4l0.O0
| 5siieyue-Stratford 5s booth ........... 4O5. as
! lfhiadelphia Orchestra ............ 295. 90
| SSnellenburE Co. ....,............ 1921
| Hnrard Trust Company. 800
Iinoel Brothers ..;............. 30.55
Junior Branch Of the Logan Emer-
rency Aid ............. 400. 90
MISS Harriet blanchard. ........... 200. 90
| south Philadelphia High School 1872 90
| Germantown Branch Of Emergency
Aid .................. l27.5s
| sale or bags: ;...:............. 103. 90
| Ehldren Of Charles w. Henry Public
school ..,............. 100. 90
| MISS Millss School OF Mount Airy. 100 90
| school or Observation and Practice. 100. 90
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Efficiency Versus
Its Opposite

As the Colorado campaign pro-
gresses. eports from all parts OF the
tate Indicate that the candidates. OF
Lawrence C. Phipps and oliver II.
shoup are making great headway.
The people of Colorado are tired OF
being represented by professional poi
iticians who never get busy except IN
their own interests. and whose CHIEF
activities are noted AT election time.
Mr.. Phipps and Mr.. Shoup are miles
removed fiom such q class. Both OF
them are highly successful business
men. loyal TO. the West and TO Colo
RADIO In particular. and ready 10 give
to the offices OF senator and governor
the same attention that has put them
In the TO efsont OF administrative gen
fuses in the West. Both are known
for their large gifts to public and
charitable enterprises. and for gen
erous donations OF their time ard
money In any worthwhile Affairs that
concern the good Of the common.
wealth.
Their opponents are men who have
been either wastreIs or nonentics in
rublic office between the candidate
OF the two parties / nthis state ther-
can be only one choice. Measrs.
PhiDps and Shoup promise business
administration The others promise
the same o d round OF extravaganza
and incompetency. For the e-o OF re.
construction that is impending. IL
would be folly for Colorado 10 neglect
TO choose the two business men who
are running as against its opposite.
Colorado should make them her choice
by an overwhelming vote.--Denver
Times.
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Driven Home
from Iowa by
the Influenza

Rev. DR.. E.. r. Fulkerson' returned
home a few days ago from Iowa. where
he has been lecturing for some time
past in behalf of the foraign, mission
airy enterprises of the Meshu1ist Epis-
Icopal church, of which he Is one OF
the field agents. DR.. F'ulkeyson was
compelled to temporarily cease his
work m Iowa on account OF the quar-
antine in that state to prevent the
spread OF the Spanish influenza. which
is very bad in some portions of thai
state. There have been - deaths
from the disease. he says. IN De-.
Moines and vicinity. many Of them
among the troops at Camp Dodge
DR.. Fulkerson. who is engaged in
the work of raising the sS000o.00o
missionary fund OF the Methodist
church. says generous subscriptions
are being made to the undertaking in
all parts of the country. and he pre-
diets that the entire amount will be
raised by June, 1919. few days ago
according to DR.. Fulkerson. a wealth
man gave the church a magnificent
to be used as a sanitarium by mission.
aries as a home during their visits OF
rest and recreation in this country
property IS mics from Boston, Mess,
after long periods of service in for.
eign lands. The property. is worth
81 100000. and is the finest Of the kind
in New Eng and. The Methodist
church Of the United States has more
than 1000 missionaries in the foreign
field, and several hund.ed of them
come home for recuperation ever
year.
Since coming back to Canon CITY
one. day last week. DR.. Fulkerson has
received word that six Cinnamon at
Singapore in the Straits settIements
had given the Methodist church ST.
500 oo0 for missionary and educational
wok in Eastern Asia. One OF them
gave $1,000. 900. four s10O. 600. apie :e
and two others $4,000 apiece. It
was one of the most munificent gifts
ever made by Orientals for the adj
yancement of Christianity.
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Victory Boys and
Girls Contest

Every boy and girl is eager to help
win the war. How can II be done.
Zach one will have an opportunity t.
join the Victory Boys and Victory
Girls during the United War Work
ampaign. Each one will be alb to
pledge that they win earn ard give si
least IS to the seven organizations
concerned in the drive. Any girl or
boy between. the ages of IL and 20
will be eligible to these Organizations.
There are many ways in which a
oy or girl can earn IS. but we would
like to know what you think about 1t.
To this end. you may write an essay
of $500 words or less on any of the
following subjects: THE Work o.
One of the Seven Organizations;
"How Boy Can Earn $5:" How a
Girl Can Earn S." All essays must
be in the hands Of the Victory Boys
and Victory Girls executives of Col
orado by November 10.
An. incidentally. you may earn your
first $55 TO rthe cause. A prize of So
is offered for the best essay in the
state by boy. and the same prize for
the best one by girl. Ten dollars
awards for the best IA winning essays
in the IA states Of the central mi itary
department by boys and $40 for the
best OF IA winning essays By girls.
The judges will be prominent people
of the state and Of the department.
Boys and girls. get behind this move
iment. Start your essays now, Con-
suit Mrs. Palmer or Mr.. Whitaker as
to the details of these organizations
and the conditions OF the contest
Everyone must hep to win the war,
the children no less than the adults.
Let US get together. men. women and
children. for the big push. everyone
with their shoulder to the wheel. over
the top in this drive, over the top to
victory,
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EARL M,coY RETURNED
TO SALT LAKE CITY

Earl Mccoy arrived here from Salt
Lake City last Friday TO attend the
funeral of his brother. Floyd II. Nc
Coy. which took place at 10 o'clock
Saturday morning. The former, who
is building constructor in the Utah
metropolis. left for his home this aft
ernoon. He was recently given the
contract for the rehui ding OF the
plant Of the Ohio Zinc Company AZ
Salt Lake City. and is very busy with
the undertaking.
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Tank Officer
Coming Here to
Recruit Men

Lieut.. Cyrus Happy of the army, re-
cruiting officer for the United States
tank service. will arrive in Canon City
Monday evening. November =. and will
spend the fol owing day in an effort to
secure enlistments for this branch of
the military service. Lieut.. Happy
will probably be at the office of the
telephone company during his stay IN
this city, and those who desire to do
so may see him there. The tank corps
is strictly a modernized fighting unit
and requires a personnel composed
largely of artisans or technically
trained men supported by substan-
tial number of soldiers. Those who
pations must do so in the grade of pri-
vate. Early promotion to the highest
non-commissioned grade is open to
those who can qualify. No commits
sions will be made in the tanks from
civil life. Appointments to second
lieutenants are made from the enlisted
men of the tank corps.
Men highly qualified. whose trade
or profession would qualify them for
the following duties are desired:
Tractor driver (tanks). heavy. auto
truck driver, auto engine mechanic.
machine gun mechanic. gas engine ex-
pert. bench machinist. oxy-acetylene
welder, b. .acksmith, wireless buzzer op-
orator, cook. lathe hand. gunner, ste
nographer, motorcycle driver, topog-
rapher. telephone operator, auto cleo
trician, general clerk.
University or college men and men
of intelligence. of good physique and
physically sound and who will make
good soldiers will be accepted. Tank
corps service will be vigorous and in
no case can men, qualified for lim-
tied service" only. or whose vision
does not at least test 2O-30 in one eye
and 20-40 in the other be accepted The
pay is the same as in the enlisted per-
sonnel of the army, both in domestic
and foreign service, to which additions
are made in the case of wife or certain
other dependents, and is for privates.
$50 monthly: first-class private, .$33;
corporal. s36; sergeant, s44. and frst-
class sergeant, s51. This amount runs
from SO to So more for foreign service.
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Making Out Report
for Provost Marshal

The members of the Fremont county
board of military exemptions. in com.
mon with similar boards all over the
country. are preparing a complete re
port on the army eligibles in this coun
Ity under the 1917 and the June and
August registrations for 1918 The
report. which is very exhaustive, has
been ordered by Gen. Crowder, pro
vost marshal general fthe United
States. and will be presented by him
to Cangress in December. A lot OF
comprehensive data relating to c,assi.
ficat-on. inducrIcns. acceptances, re-
5ections. phys:, al examinations, etc.
I, i'll be empcIied in the report.
About 500 Een from Fremon. .coun-
~ have been taken into the military
and naval service Of the government
since the passage of the Sc ective
craft. but the report now being made
out by the board deals with only 207
of them.
AS soon as the influenza epidemic
disappears from the army training
camps it is expected that big call
will be made by the War Department
for men of the sojactive draft to 90 to
the cantonments to prepare them.
selves for military service. II is be.
Ieved that by December l this county
will be sending. men to The. trsinins
camps at the rate of frcrn TX IN 1oo
a month.
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HEALTH TALK
Spanish Influenza or Grip.
BY DR.. Lee II. Smith.


An old enemy is with US again. and
whether we fight German. or germ.
we must put up good night. and not
be afraid. The influenza runs very
brief course when the patient is care
full. and II We keep the system in god
condition and throw of the possoi-
which tend to accumulate within our
bodies. We can escape the disease. Re-
member these three Ca clean
mouth. clean skin and clean bowels.
To. carry off poisons from the system
and keep the bowels loose, daily dogcs
OF a pleasant laxative should be taken.
Such a one Is made Of Mas.appIc.
leaves OF aloe, root OF ja-ap. and cailcl
DR., Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. Hot
lemonade should be used freely II NJ.
tackled by cold, and the patient
. iould be put TO bed after a hot mus
tard foot.bath.
To prevent the attack Of |, onchitIs
or pneumonia and TO control The paia.
Anuric tablets should be obtsjned at
the drug store. aud one aiven every
two hours. with Lemonade. The Anurfc
tablets were first discovered bv Dr.
Pierce. and. as they Huzh the bladder
and cleanse the kidneya. they carry
away much, of the polsons and the nric
acid.
II Is important that broths. milk.
buttermilk, ice cream and simple am
be given regularly to sfrengthen tho
system apd increase the vital resist
ance. The fever Ia diminished by the
use OF the Anufic ,ablets. but in adIs-
ton. the forehead. arms and hands
may be bathed With winter (tepld) in
which a Tablespoonful Of saleratus has
been dissolved In r quart. After an
attack Of the grip or. pneumonia 10
tuild up and strengthen the system.
obtain at the drug store a good ron
tonic. called rIrontic", Tab cts, or that
wsil known tonic. DR.. Plerece's Col.
1sA ~s''es4 'Nseoswy' tAdy)
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INFLUENZA ABATINe
AT CAMP EuNs1oN

G. w. Van Patten received letter
from Camp Funston few days ago in
which 1t was stated that the Influenza
there was gradually beng byos
under control by the medical author
tiles OF the army and that no danger
of recurrence OF its virulence among
the troops was expected A Consider
able number OF cases Of the dfsease
still exist there, but they are OF q
milder type than those Of few weeIss
ago and are not SO difficult To- handle.
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friends Who will loyalty support him
at the polls.


Lawrence C. Phipps. the Repub-
licap candidate for United States Sen
ator. Is q business man OF honor ara
ability. He is 100 per cent American
4 i'd IL he goes TO Washington he will be
found constantly working for the pro-
lection OF American interests. both 10
boring and Industrial. After securing
high school education through his
own efforts. he became a wage Garner.
and through his industry and natural
ability climbed to the position OF vice
president of the Carnegie steel works.
Seyering his connection with the steei
industry. he came to Colorado 10 years
ago, since which time he has ranked
as a leader in every movement having
for its object the development OF TINS
state. He is the most capable. eui-
lcient, well qualified candidate for
United States Senator offered b. any
party for generation.
Oliver II. Shoup. candidate for cow
error, is Of sturdy Scotch-Engissh an
cestry OF four generations residence
in America. He has resided in Colo
RADIO since 1882. and worked his way
through school and college by selling
newspapers on the streets OF Colorado
Springs. Later be acquired fine
business training which has placed
him in the front ranks OF Colorado's
most successful business men, A.
governor, he would be eminentiy
successful business manager.
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STRANGE currenev.

Porcelain money rs used in Burma
and Siam. ana feather money manu-
factured from the short REQ feathers
from beneath the wings OF n species
OF parrot. Is the ordinary currency OF
the Santa Cruz islanders.
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MONEY ro LOAN

The Fremont Bui ding and Loan
Association makes loans on homer
and nearby real estate on very excel.
lent terms. You pay OF the loan lik'
rayfpg rent For particulars see
los-ptf, GUY u. HARDY. Treas.
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MISCELLANEOUS

vANTED-To rent. 5 OF Groom mod
ern house. one floor; good location.
would buy II right sort Address X,
The Record. 255-plt
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Want Ads
FOR sALE-Miscellaneous

FOR SALE-Miscellaneous
FOR sALE-six-cylinder auto; like
new; ortiade for lighter car OF real
estate. A. Vaughn. 1888 South SIXTH
street. 247-tf
FOR SALE-Household furniture. w
r. KeIlogg. corner Rayno:ds and
Main. 24s-tf
FOR sALE-Extra gooa cabbage. c.
N. Chase. Phone Canon 6o5-Jl. 2s5-tf
FOR sALE-oats and corn on the ear.
Phone Canon soI-R4, s. w. How.
erton. e5o-p6r
FOR sALE-Sixroom modern house
Inquire III Allison ave. 25l-p6t
-
FOR SALE Studebaker. cheap. Cal
at 4ls Harrison. s51-pst
FOR SALE-1 dozen White Leghorn
hens Phone Canon 345. 2542t
DR. SALE-Most new Chalmers au,o
New cord tires; bargain. Grant
Dickinson. 253-pst
OR SALE-Good team work horses.
weight 1900. Phone Canon ss7-Jl
ass-ps'
FOR sALE-Two white wyandotte
cockerels. Canon 424-Jl. 1880
Kountz. 255-tf
FOR SALE-1 black horse. VT. 1850;
good worker, single or double. II.
Hunter. 1913 River. z52p3t
FOR sALE-Modern 7-room house.
with or without furniture: bargain.
See owner, 513 Hazel. 252p6t
FOR SALE-Mans good wheel. Gail
at Waltz barber shop. Price $3.50.
254-p3t
FOR SALE-White corn on the cob.
Phone Canon 24s-J. 254-st
] Or SAI.E-Young Jersey COW; also
good fat hog. Mrs. Kate Biddall.
orner Field and Central sta. East
Canon. 254-p6t
] OR SALE-Rhode Island pulie,s and
hens; also roosters. Mrs. Kate Bid
Gall. corner Field and Central sts..
East Canon. 254-ps,
FOR RENT-Furnished rooms for
light housekeeping, apartment on
632 Harrison. 254-p22t
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT Good auto; can take six
passengers anywhere anytime. A
Vaughn. Phone Canon 3<1-J. 247-tf
FURNISHED rooms for light house
keeping. 631 Greenwood. 252-p6t
FOR RENT-Furnished room for
light housekeeping or Sleeping. In
quire AT Harrison. 255-p2t
FOR RENT--3 room furnished house.
615 Forest avenue. Modern. newly
decorated. Key at 41s N. 9Th st. 24s-spd
FOR RENT-Furnished home to de-
sirable parties. II. A. Sberibino.
1905 Rudd. 252-p6t
FOR RENT-Nicely furnished south
room and sleeping porch: modern
conveniences. for light housekeeping.
1929 Macon. 252.p6t
FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; no children. Ill
Macon ave. 255-p6t
OR RENT-3 furnished rooms for
housekeeping: clean. and light; NO
hildren or sick peop'e. ia River
treet. 25s-p6t
MISCELLANEOUS
vANTED-To rent. 5 OF Groom mod
ern house. one floor; good location.
would buy II right sort. Address X.
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wANTED--One or more mules for
mine; cannot be more than 49 inch.
es in height Gibson Lumber AMI
Fuel Company, 23s II
KEEP your own keys and counsel by
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PIANO TUN1NG--Leave orders for
tuning at the Darrow Music Store
this week Expert work guaranteed.
254.st
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wANTED-one or more mules for a
mine; cannot be more than 49 inch
es in height. Gibson Lumber and
Fuel Company, 2ss u
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lis worth s5z5. 900 geo, an increase Of
81 per cent over the 1917 crops, and
gives much credit TO the evening day
u tghhour for the result. ~
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KEEP your own keys and counsel by
renting a steel safety. box at the
Fremont County National Bank.s2 to
SO per year. 81
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position by a man of 50
at light work; experienced retail
(, erchandising and bookleeping. Care
y" Recofd. 252-ps;
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fcon,inueo from r.se onel
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In the selection OF Dr. u. r. Rupert
OF Florence as its candidate Tor 90
oner the Republicans OF Frremon,
county were governed soaiy BY de.
sire to present to the people a man ci
acknowledged usefulness TO the Pub
lie. Party expediency had nothing TO
do with his nomination. which was
made In the interest OF all, ffrespcc
tive OF political affiliation. DIR. Ru.
pert stands high in tig 'prosogs:on and
commands the respect and esteem OF
his fellows wherever he-is known lie
takes keen. intelligent interest In all
affecting the welfare OF tie
nation, the state and the county. In
Florence, the community where be
lives, he is regarded as man uf high,
ideals. Of splendsd' citizenship and OF
admirable social and personal quail
Ties. r 2 ..'|i3i ~ = -
Or. Rupest's nomination. Tor the cor
ean hardly ran 10 please all,
and promises 10 bring yicfory Tor him.
II the election Nelthsf c6hpliment,
or enGomIum afes ueedsds By rpr Ru.
pert: his character speaks for ftse'f
and has Assrscsss ssle!FY b host Of
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FOR RENT-Niceiy furnished south
room and sleeping porch; modern
conveniences. for light housekeeping.
l1129 Macon. 252.p6t
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FOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for
housekeeping: clean. and light; NO
hildren or sick peop'e. ia River
treet. 25s-p6t
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FOR RENT furnished rooms for
light housekeeping; no children. Ill
Macon ave. 254-p6t
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FOR RENT-Furnished home to de-
sirable parties II. A. Sheribino.
1906 Rudd. 252-p6t
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DR. SALE-Most new Chalmers au.o
New cord tires; bargain. Grant
dickinson. 253-pst
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FOR SALE-1 dozen White Leghorn
hens. Phone Canon 345. 2542t
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FOR Rents room furnished house.
61s Forest avenue. Modern. newly
decorated. Key at 4ls N. 9Th st. 24s-spd
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FOR SALE-Household furniture. w
R. Kellogg, corner Rayno:ds and
Main. 24s-tf
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FOR SALE-Man's good wheel. Gail
at Waltz barber shop. Price $3.50.
254-p3t