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The Washington times., 1919-12-29
NEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
/ have q girl frie

I have . girl friend who Is
attractive, but unfortunately
she Is also fickle. Now this girl
has gtyen q boy promise to marry
him. Then this girl goes out with
and keeps company with another
boy who comes from a nearby camp
to her home to see her.
Now, when Christmas came she
received a wrist watch from each
of these boys. What should she
do?
After telling the soldier boy of
her engagement, should she return
his watch?
Can 1t be that she is In love with
both. or II she fooling both of these
worthy chaps by her nckleness?
H. o. T.
/ think ! have always made it
quite clear how feel about very
young girls taking expensive pres
ents Of jewelry from men, and
this shows one Of the worst phases
Of the practice. It was quite
enough to accept anything of value
from the boy she expected to
marry, but in the case Of the SOL
der her action was equivalent to
getting the wrist watch under
false pretenses. Her actions them
selves will be their own punish
ment, for sooner or later she will
be labeled as false and tickle, and
then she may have difficulty in
getting any masculine attention at
all
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
HEARD ND SEEN

whether thar 10 an vs are - gss 90
OF this affair.
Mr.. CLARK GRIFFITH, W.
owns the team, 10 also notDd &pr h6
smiles, but We are coaAdsatially -
formed that the number ef tulo
passes to be issued this yuAr Wfu -
limited, owing 10 the high CO. q
living and war taxes-
Mr.. A. MITCHELL PALMER AsS1n0
assured US that the cost OF living N
80 down steadily from now on. Wo
all want to kick every time -
grocer raises prices on the sugar 80
other things he has been layinS -
for larger pro6ts
The President Of the Irish rspablte
Monsieur De VALERA. b to 0nlo
his permanent headquarters In th1s
town while Congress is In session
His purpose Is said TO he 10 have
Congress declare the independeDoe
OF Ireland This is supported hy
MYER COHEN. SAN HART -
other Irish leaders.
Senor BILLY MASON OF Chic&Ao,
who has introduced this resolution.
has recently been try ing to convert
Hon. JOHN SHARP w[I.LIANS, q
Mississippi. who did not walt unsil
Christmas TO express Ais affections
for the Irish. Both these gentlemSa
are familiar figures on sur streets.
The population OF Mr.. Mason's dis-
trict is largely Irish while the pops
lation of Mississipp! at election tims
is almost solidly Democratic.
Beats All Marriage Receedk
] am advised to notify you that
the White House has nothing on my
houses. have two houses and have
had sixteen people get married fren
them in a year and half. There
will be two more in the next I've
months.
MRS. A. N. MeDoYoucH.
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
From The Public To The Editor

lack OF equipment. We haven't heard
IL Tor some time now. The Govern
ment has not been making excuses
but has been hauling coal.
We could be independent in our fue,
supply. at least, II we would take ad-
vantage OF the Latural resources Of
Iereo 70 us by the great volume OF
water In the Potomac.
LLOYD COCHRAN.
3770 Mckinley street.
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
This Girl Knows How
To Keep q Man Guessing.
AR MISS FAIRFAX:

DIST1S 40foo h1ISC ny.
! am a young man about twenty
two years old and very seriously
i'll In thought. Have been waiting
for an extended trip which was
promised me some time ago. While
working at a temporary position /
met q very sweet and beautiful
young girl from Texas. have
fallen deeply In love with her. She
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:

/ am very much puzzled over =
matter Of friendship, and would
like your opinion on the subject. /
have been the constant companion
OF two young men for the past four
months. one Of whim ] have corre-
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
PUZZLER WAR WORKER.

When a girl has difficulty choos-
ing between two men, my advice
usually is not to marry either. The
very fact that there is any ques-
ton rather proves, doesn't it,
that you are not really In love
with either fellow. It's the man
you cannot live without who is
really the husband for you.
The Washington times., 1919-12-29
Between the Devil
and the Deep Blue Sea.
DEAR BEATRICE:

/ am q young war worker and
have been IN Washington for the
past year. and during this time I've
met two soldiers, both Of whom I
think a great deal. They both wish
to marry me, and I am sure they
both love me. However. I do not
agree with one of them In religion.
while the other Is a disabled sol.
dier. and still has two years to go
=" s"hool of pharmacy. Would
you advise me to marry the former
anu change my religion, which
would be against my peoples
wishes, or wait until the other fin-
ishes school?
The Washington times., 1919-12-29

Wants Her To Wait
For Him.
DEAR MISS FAIRFAX:
I know you have helped other
war workers with their proeIema.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
MILK DEALERS
GIVEN COPY OF
new DAIRY Law
Provisions Regarding Case Of
Dairy Products Very Strict;
All Firms Must Have
a License.

Lincoln, 'Neb, July o.-The state
pure food department is sending out
a circular letter in an effort to show
dealers in milk and cream what they
will have to do under the new law,
The law is very, strict regarding the
handling of milk and is as follows
Section 4: No person shall SELL. offer
or expose for sale. exchange, or deliver
any milk or cream which has been taken
from any animal having any disease or
sickness or from any animal during the
period Of Is days preceding parturition,
milk is abnormal; or from any animal
which has been fed unwholesome food,
or has had access to contaminated wa
ter; or from any animal kept in crowd
ed or unhealthful condition. Milk from
any animal which has not been exam
ined, within not to exceed one year pre-
viously, by a duly licensed veterinarian
and certified by him to be free from
disease shall be pasteurized before 1t
may be offered for sale.
Section 5. No person shall sell, or de-
liver, or have In his possession, with IN
tent'to sellior deliver, milk or cream with
out first obtaining a license from the
Food. Drug Dairy and Oil Commissioner
The fee for such license shall be sl.OO
for each place from which sale or delivery
is made, and each license shall expire July
list next after it's issue and shall not be
No license shall be issued
for less than $1.00. Each license shall
be numbered and shall contain the name
and place Of business Of the licensee and
the number Of vehicles and places to be
used. The name Of the dairy. or the name
of the person. firm, or corporation to,
whom the license is issued, shall appear
on both sides of each vehicle in letters not
less than two inches in height and plainly
legible. Any sale from vehicle not so
inscribed shall be deemed a violation of
this act. The foregoing provisions Of this
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Governor and Gus
Hyers May Entertain
the Prince Of Wales

Lincoln, July e.-AnZ invitation
has been extended to the Prince of
Wales to come to Nebraska, 60 UP
to the northwest part of the state
and see what q real country looks
like.
1t is said that the prince has al
ways wanted to see what irrigation
could do fora country and it is
hoped he will take advantage of the
opportunity to come to this state
and see the only real irrigation
show in captivity.
If he accepts the invitation It is
expected that Governor McKelvie
will meet him with his staff and ac-
company him over his domain.
However, the governor has no staff
except Chief State Agent Gus Hy-
ers and by the time the prince
reaches here most OF the entertain
ment which Gus might be able to
furnish probably will have taken a
trip down the sewer into the Mis-
souri,
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Man for Whom Diogenes
Made \! Long Search Now
living at Sioux City, la.

Lincoln, July 9.-If Old Man
Diogenes had been looking around
to find his honest man these days
he would have been able to find him
without - lantern, although he
would have been greatly surprised.
perhaps, to discover that he lived
in Sioux City, according to a letter
received by Sec. E. R. Danielson
Of the State Board of Agriculture
enclosing = money order for $l.70.
This 10 the letter:
Dear Sir: Thirty years ago when
was = boy I went to the fair and
with = chum Of mine paid our fare
for the day and stayed all night on
the grounds. The next morning
when they came to US for our fees
we told them we had already paid
down at the gate, and we had not
paid at all, so owe the fair so cents
and interest at 8 per cent for
80 years, for which find money
order"
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
PARTISAN
HEAD ATTACKS
BUSINESS men
Charge Prominent Men Com
bined and Issued Propo.
ganda to Defeat Organ
ization of Farmers.

c. A. Sorensen, attorney for the
National Nonpartisan League OF
Nebraska, after six months investi-
CATION. has made . report to the
executive committee on the aetivi-
ties of organization and men op-
posed to the farmers organization.
Prominent Omaha and Lincoln
business men are mentioned in the
report.
The report is based on an affi-
davit by Ralph "A. Moore, said to
be former operative for the Thiel
Detective service, and Photographic
copies of letters said to have been
exchanged between officers of the
detective service in Omaha and
Kansas City.
The affidavit and letters tend to
show that a so-called Omaha Bust
ness Mems Protective association
and a few Lincoln and out-in-the-
state business men combined for the
purpose of keeping the farmers
from organizing.
The expressed reason for the
business mems association, it is
charged, is a desire to prevent the
leagues economic program being
made into laws, prevent regulation
of -four mills, cooperative cream
cries and public ownership of wire
lines.
The business men are charged
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Returned Soldier Webs
Fremont Girl at Waho0

Fremont. Neb., July 9.-(Special.)
Floyd Smith who returned from
France month ago and Miss PruS
dence Wintersteen, deputy clerk of
the district court, stole a march on
their friends and were married at
Wahoo. Although both were born
and grew up in Fremont, they had
not known each other except in
casual way until Lieutenant Smith
returned from France. ut was love
at first sight" Mrs Smith said, so
we decided to be married"
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will make
their home in Fremont.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10


with securing the cooperation of
certain politicians, newspapers and
business men by calling the farm
er's organization pro-German and
advocates of free love.
Plots of the business interests to
show that the officers of the league
were disloyal are charged. Violence
is charged in certain sections of the
state to prevent organizations be-
ing completed.
J. P. Palmer, Omaha attorney,
charged in the report with directing
the operation Of the campaign
against the league said that he had
no statement to make on the charges
until he had time to investigate them
more thoroughly.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
MANY EXPECTED
At MEET|Ng0F
PEACE OFFICERS
Chicago and Iowa Men Will
Attend Conference in Lin
coin; to Discuss Automo-
bile Stealing.

Lincoln, July 9.--Responses to
the invitation Of Governor McKelvie
to peace officers of Nebraska and
adjoining states to meet in con-
ference next Saturday, July II, are
coming fast and there is every indi-
cation that the meeting will be the
most notable Of anything of its kind
in the west.
While the matter of automobile
stealing and the best methods to
apprehend offenders will be the
main feature of>the meeting the
matter of law enforcement regard
ing contraband booze will also come
under discussion.
Already the following men have
given assurance that they will be
present: James P. Coen, superin-
tendent of the department of the
city of Chicago which has to do
with apprehension of automobile
thieves; H. M. Havener and O. R.
Rock of the law enforcement divi-
sion of Iowa; c. w. Pipkin of
Omaha, Sheriff Quinton of Platts-
mouth, president of the state
sheriffs association; Superintendent
Mann of the public safety depart
ment of Sioux City.
The meeting will be- ADDRESSED by
Governor McKelvie at noon and by
Attorney General Havner Of Iowa at
p. m. Attorney General Davis will
follow Mr.. Havner in a talk ON law
enforcement.
From present indications nearly
every sheriff in Nebraska and the
chiefs of police of most of the
larger cities will be present, while
letters from adjoining states indi-
cate that sheriffs and chiefs from
states and cities along the border
lines of Nebraska will be here in
considerable number.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Three Brothers Badly Hurt
When Dynamite Cap ExpIodes

Fremont, Neb., July 9.-(Special.)
Bernhard Emanuel, l4-year-old
son of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Emanuel
of Maple township, was badly in
jured when dynamite cap he found
while berry picking exploded. His
right hand was badly mangled and
knife he was holding was driven
into his chest. Amputation of three
fingers is expected to be necessary.
Two of his brothers who were with
him were also badly injured.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Man Given 10 to 20 Years
for Stealing Suitcase

North Platte, Neb., July o.(Spe-
eial Telegram).-Clyde A. Sheets,
age Is. will be taken 10 the peni-
tertiary this week to serve from 10
70 20 years. He was arrested a
lew days ago for stealing suitcase
Of clothing from a soldier COM
panion at the Human rooming
house. He has a wife and small
child.
An average of IL robberies in "a
hours have been committed here for
a week past and the burglar has
succeeded in eYadipg all pursuits
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Crop Conditions Around
Sidney Best in History

Sidney, Neb., July 9.-(Special.)-
CROP conditions were never better in
this section and around Peetz, Colo,
than they are at the present time.
Wheat will make from Is to 40 BUSH
els an acre and most Of it is ready
to cut. The heavy rains during the
past 10 days have done much for
the corn crop.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Appraisement Raised
on Sarpy County Lands

Lincoln, July "a short time ago
the state board of educational lands
ordered a reappraisement of school
lands in Sarpy and other counties
and today Land Commissioner Dan
Swanson received notice from the
county board of Sarpy county that
the board had raised the appraise-
ment on lands there from $500 to
$4,000.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10
Henry Ashley Of Edgar
Dies at AGE of rs Years

Edgar, Neb., July 9.-(Special.)-
Henry Ashley died at his home in
South Edgar Sunday night, age 70.
He has been ailing for several years
but able to be around until the past
few months. Funeral services were
held at the home Tuesday afternoon
and the body inferred in the Edgar
cemetery.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-10

section shall not apply to the sale Of milk
or cream when said milk or cream Is sold
only to manufacturing establishment to
be converted into food products other than
milk or cream, nor to the sale of any
milk or cream which is entirely the prod
uce Of herd Of i've cows or less.
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AUroMoMs
wANrED AUToMoRILEs


hIN'lCt garage nud g.soUne hung s's
Ton lU'.f N 'f.r.o NIin double con
crete tr1r. al modern sud usS "l"r
if'.r| driven machinery Iu shop office
hhi tl".s room 90 r,r storage. earns
C-as r'I monthly t.fHoui shop heart
~ - r,H ulu,st good G.
-1HulN tIe,s.ard uaA
MANttl- ono FORD roadster and one
I"r1 touring g. roy niSr Al sinclair
n'sn"H k.ofrr Okla ar drive your ar
'' lI'f'r and n price is night Eot youf
money ant uar irtcrurban barh Cars
m" Nth' tn good condition.
WANTED slightly ussi road,tcr car /
have goo shares refining stock will OK
''7ro a. : ESQ .ri pay rash diffrtsurs
u ftrrrstod auEscr givtng price and
iI.. details ~ rsr II 81 rare World
WANTED Iighr touring or yoldster IN
.'H mechanical condition must he =
i'. .ealn for spot cash no dealer Phone
Hlt R
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BUSINESS SERVICE
PAINTING AND DECORATING

PAINTING AND DECORATING ~
IlASlFRINg .Dd patching cement vof.S
prompt, and neatly dome Phone i2lI
CALL FRED SHuRIltfF Tor rtum.lr'
on pslnuas ,ud paper hanging. heltF
: work for ,rss money Interior ~oth
tFtriA.y. Phone ai6I
REPAIRING AND REaopsLISo !"
Fj RNTTt RF REFlNlrlING "a fa'r''"te
ard pianos speciality a.so cnam'l"s
gilbert Gunstcu ~ West f'"''eN
Phone IsIt
hENS-hAie 10 order gun ant lo'Nsm'ln
Ing, welding Of broken parts OF IRON. ~
pairing VI everything Jacobs Ho'eU
Go 2ls Fast first Phone 7fo.
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Mns1oAL 1NsrRuMENrs
on MAcn1NERY sUFrIIrs

FOR SALE OR RENT Concrete ' .
wheClbarrows. hoiNs terr 81. I
rrcssors pumps etc. r 7 'oH'...
Daniel Rldg Phone tlh'
FoR SNiF-Two Inisrna'.ona. Nos" n.
engines. e5H J. used '".. .'"
months: these engines have .......
in a flour mill In raraIe' al '.r ....-
roes reaso, for selling want moro ''..-
a b,rrsiu II taken 81 once on,
Amorita MiIinr Co. Amo-i'' ".'
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DREsSNAKINO MITItNrR1
WEINBERGER

Exclusive Nudlsto
Deslgncr OF stylish gowns FOR an
occasions
orders for handmade silk UNDER
wear solicited
We DO hcws'ltcMnE aud make
cloth covered buttons
Work called t.r and delivered
"On" ppy Service
Phone $500
sFWlNG 81 All kinds. alteration, sre
oi'.lv Phone 7ttS
StE MRS MONTGOMERY ..l5H Ysst
Second Descending and AItr-Auoa
MOVING AND STORAGE 80
IT's YOUR MOVE NEXT Joe Hodge.
transfer mc't1C ana storage goods
packed and shipped on short uotiss Al
IrasoNhlr prices. lv2 South Ituuouau
Phone tsis
MOVING AND STORAGE
stors ~iih Pages Fitrptoot Storage
Phones nsSvs l5.sSses
PAINTING, AND DECORATING 50
4 F llppGF papsrhsnrrr- and pa.otinr
krs'rute y Nor'h N1s"tN.a. Phone
ROOMS pArENED tncodlns paper TOR %
Per room or up al -ors EuarAatesd
S Sutherland HsoTs t5l7
PkPERlNG AND Esum,t-'
'hrsriu';v E,vcn; oil work guaranteed
John Peterson. rhoar 27S7 l2t
thHvNrnH
r p RrupiyG' r,rst hr1 paint ,o-trsc
tor. Phone sgaJ. slo Easl Sixth ST.
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ROOMS uNFURSisuEp

ROSTON. &. 2i19 Larsc room suitable
for public ,steagErapher or teacher o'
dancing
MAYRFLl y l2G Three un'urrish"d
room, for rat
TWO uriuruishsd rooms .-<or rent over
garage. close in hra' ard NEhi lnr
uishrd f'i per month Phone 2NN7
ARCHER " sl7 -Four uriurnlshcd rooms
IN modern home. trout entrance. on car
lin.
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4 .
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Zoo ," night sos "a" t'-'' sif's'
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i,..f.,
s,,urg rooms modern rhoa" 77,o
| t.r,..',Y
| o." - N"IrtN ''""'' ''"N'
'..' nouns -0''
| tIhI 'lrA@H a. FhrcnIlgri hoasc
| tf'Ngv rooms iof. rent rnou" 72TT :.
Iu-tN gl7 lcn, ho1sr.ccpr7s <
/ ."n"a 'modcro good well " water
| ''''
Ip"InN l,tt- Three south hons"
A''p'"s rooms good vol Ph"n" ''i2
/ SECOND AND jones' Three furnished
! rooms 'or rnnt no, children.
SfroNp z. ll- Room, Tor hou,ekccp.
lnf Phone a5Ip
THIRD " 223 Large ups'alt, sleeping
room close iU Phone ,7p4
/ TWELFTH " roo ono Two room apArt
w"ni furnished complete ior housckccp
lns lNons 'pHH
CutNtN%r \ 90. rvo Nrni house
.''r'ng rooms with screened porch idrAl
| tot summer n"rt TO bath laundry ~.k.
''s d'.''"'' -
"''p'hF f"'m' Ih"ne ''i
TWO Furnished housekeeping rooms, mod
fn. Ih"o' ''A'
tNtltNNF : gl5, apartment o. Nicely
'Grnish"i living room and sleeping room
modern 9pHftm,nt n'i'hle Tor l"o
Nv" h''' '''h' ID "''''" 10" 'hluf'n
non" '''' ....--..
bfNNFW y IlI. For rant two. nicely
igrnuh"d honseke"glns rooms WIN
.
3D.. 49,, '", tA
, rbo,. AZ,
r.,,.,. -,
@ h',"M '"t hon'rteer'ng modern
''''" "ra d'"'ah'" lhon' '.7l
ElGI\ s. 'o2 Ntrc'y furnished slocptng :
or Housekeeping rooms
CnEYENNE s. tos For rent. two mod
,rr light housekeeping rooms gas and
electricity furnished
MNIN S EOS one room for lsh, house
keeping cIosc.u
r,NlRn< ~. CI.,, r,..Iv ,n,,I,h.d
room, f6r nsclccping
nt.,NIt 90, t,.., ,o,,..t.,,.,o,
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"n''''''P'," rooms 'n'"' ''
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SONS 'T'ri,n',s "'s nnr S'"H, ~
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rhlpIOYMENT
SITUATIONS MALE

kNrpR chauffeur white. can drive any
cor would. IKE jon driving parties on
'uwm"r trip. g. c Hart, Boa 222, jerks.
OG's
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WANTED ROOMS OR BOARD

WANTED Room With or without hoard.
strict, private family adv omploycd,
close IN Address 30, o. care World
WANTED Kitrhcnctt' apartment or two
or three roomcd apartment must hc close
In on south ~ west side hcs, OF ref
crrnees CAL 2liH
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OIL LANDS AND LEASES

FOR $ VIZ Nigh.rIass eases In Okmulgee
sui EcrCt. distrtt. also two very aPrAc
tive duISE proportions Pagan A
Rouu Phone lnle Box sol, Okmulgso
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VIII LET drilling contract or will sell oil
and gas lease northwest Gunrsr Of north.
cas-. quarter OF section 80 township %
north range west 40 wards from Red
Gross well estimated at - ssrrelS r
p Eaton. owner CARRIER. OKLA
oil LENrF FOR SALE stephens county
have lbl ac'c commercial ease one
and a fourth miles from Bregkenridrs,
Tevas will soil In three tracts J r
Young Abilene TEXAS e"
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EXPERIENCED man wishes job driving car
or truck also good mechanic, Address
ll,gh carc World
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iui NG man. axe -. With university cdu
cation ard clerical experience desires
position With oil company that oner{ap
lortnnity after denomination of Sbii,y
Tor Sdyanrtmcnt to responsible position
lu sA,rs or purchasing department T. T.
k.LLrA. 100 kcnMrdA KLdg
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BOARD AND ROOMS
HOTELS


."N' INN ~1O ~
N'r open for butlnesA. every new
tfeprp0t bu' dtrg ui = rooms % p-t wnsk
Zoe per night sos Fau t'--, ttroei
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tlltitNNF : 9l5, apartment . Nicely
'Grnish "d living room and sleeping room
in modern apartment suitshle Tor two
Fhono SfSI
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bfNNFlt y IN For rant two. nicely
furnished housekeeping rooms with
rAntr, -and hath priyste enhance So
per month locatci IN one Of the cooles'
u'ru 81 ihn city. references required
, phore gTTF
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Ip"lNN 81 100 Three south house
Keeping rooms good we'll Phone i2i2
SECOND AND jones' Three furnished
rooms 'or r.ni. 40 children.
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