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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-21
the Stude families.

the Stude families
Mrs. S. E. Shepard, Jr. and son
have been spending the past week
with her sister Mrs. Homer Hitch
cock in Rockford.
Peter Smith has been doing car
penter work near Darlington the
past week.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-21
Two Crops of Potatoes

Our townsman Michael Pittz, a
right good farmer and gardner, had
this experience growing potatoes the
past season. One patch of early
potatoes did not turn out very well;
and he dug them up about the 10th
of July; and afterwards planted the
patch for late crop, and was rewar-
ded with an abundant yield of fine
large potatoes of good quality.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1920-10-21
The 100000

4 q e IU,0OO,UUU
inhabitants Of the
Philippines a r e
practically unani-
nous in their de-
sire for independ-
ence.
T his is tn e
strongest impress
sion that l have
brought back with
me after touring
the islands from
one end to the
other, and after
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
COMPLETES WORLD TRIP.

Paris.-Paul Painleve. former
premier Of France. has returned to
Paris from his mission to China,
having completed a full round trip
Of the world. On the outward jour
ney he went by way Of America, but
returned through Sues.
He told the correspondents that
China had undertaken to set aside
100000 francs yearly to support an
institute for higher education for
Chinese in Paris. A section de-
pendent on the University Of Paris
is to be created in one of the Chi
nese universities and a sum Of $780,
900 francs has been voted for this
purpose ON condition that France
promise . like sum.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
dCAN TAXI
RIVERS COMPEL.
STREET REPAIRS

leo Cits.--Ths 6ilaDidstgd
lon Of 1Gsx:co City sfrl1ts
caused txleab oses1a -
b stage . demonstration Of
it recently. has been made
bbject Of an investigating tour
5 city council. Members were
ID In automobiles over the
Ind so effectively did the
leurs strike all the ruts and
that a budget of 100000 pesos
&reet Improvement was voted
Ext day.
The demonstration held by
xicab men q huge poster an
ed that . small car and Its
had dropped into a hole on
da MADEIRA, the main thor
are Of the city. and were lost
aree days before they we're
ntally discovered.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
euYER ERECTS
new! BUILDING
Condemned Edifce Il Rased and
New Structure Costing $4,000
Is Put Up Instead.

4 2-story building on the corner
q Third avenue and Twentieth
street was erected this year In
place Of the condemned E. H. Guy
er building.
The frame structure which was
on the site before the present
building was erected was con-
demned by the Rock Island coun.
Gil and after . bit of controversy
in which Mr.. Guyer wanted to re-
model the place, the city gained its
point and the new building was put
up. The approximate cost was $780,
900.
The Ben Liberman tailor shop
occupies the first noor, and the
work shop Of the same business
house is located on the second
floor.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
and intellectual training. Thrift
which l. distinctly moral. il intel
lectual and means self-mastery and

and intellectual training. Thrift
which i distinctly moral. il INTEL
lectual and means self-mastery and
self-control. Little intelligence Is
required to earn money but to save
or spend It well requires self-con-
troll and intelligence. Saving
taught in the school. forms the
habit of systematic saving and pro-
notes the savings OF nickels and
dimes which might unwisely be
spent for candy or trinkets. The
establishment and maintenance Of
q bank account BY child affords q
certain amount Of comfort and
pride which is not felt by the
child without one.
Deposit Every Friday.
Each Friday forenoon the pupil
takes their savings to the school
and deposits them with the teacher
and receives stamps equivalent to
the amount paid in. The stamps
are placed in a folder and when
the folder is filled it is then taken
to the State Bank and deposited
by the child or parent. Money
once deposited can only be with
drawn by the consent and written
signature of the parent. All &C.
counts remaining three months OF
longer will receive interest at the
rate Of per cent per annum.
This saving system with the say.
ing Of something every week, will
conserve the best interests of the
children and educate them for q
greater efficiency in their life's
work.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

villa - CnahtA = stiA ou -
ton Of ihe hill, not II IT. physical
iooA Inn o,lv mi Il educotiounl
.~.s.-i.,.. 81. s s.s.ss +
s.cae1Sy 49,. z.
The qchool opened - Seps "a >
81 this PEAR with the largest -.
ro,,r.ent Il tha historv az ne IN
4......s.. - -.....s ..,,..,...te -:
satusso1, shu e.e p..Z
ne coming semester sfs plO1
Ing. This sch0G Is under the a.
rec.,on ~ thu sistArs az the vista.
- .,......,s,- ..n-~...,,. h1,av
wv, s-o'osA.s s.s s..,,s
- a0n.n -. 49, -. .ss.ss-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31


|In1si4 s:. .
i6i1aSs seoS7 q r - = 49,
rrIS5kt 1e(fafs n r11II1;1f a1I1
asla ennroc1aflnn ~ ~ klfyasSs - g.
nifalffr
n...s. 81. -. 4.
II Va. - ~ ~. - 49, 49, 9.s..Si
49, Il. s.s ~ =.
s. .s. 1000 u ,sSs-S - - a rs,.,,
I.ierS
/ = a. 49,.
1nes 1870 s..A1sI.eascv y ~
sesr - g n. !. q ~
yser Wee1 tae An ents enplzzs
conctaye. ntanGlne CO. " ls,syV
people % " ua.cit,ea. coaefSee1-
GO y hoek is!a1d. Inc ccas seti "A
coaciave lAseeo mr. oays - N
cindsd toers g N tnfee csuss: pe-i
Ta0es, eaAq1ec - estan &.
Many iestefs q apereeaauon Iot-
lowed TIE coactaSe. D "a efcctes
Of The citys wslco1ee n ne Mason
&c 1aoa00es.
In TIE latter part Of September
another order Of tho Masonic or
ganisatioa net II this city. TAe
Royal ana Seloct 1lason1 81 1lli-.
nois, bringing 81 to the city, met
for 1 several days conference.
High oGicers Of the order ard past
o0c.als were present. This con-
ference also brought letters 0f
thanks.
The statA conveAtion at the
Eaelea. held IN nm civ n Inn.
Ma the second larreat conference
| az the yeer "a rhonse Rnrk Y.land
as the favorite civ This xather-
!! ing resulted IN over 5000 Eax;es
j from ali over the state to assemble
| here and carry on the meetinrs.
narades and recentions inc.denrai
I, to 4 conyention.
The third largest meeting OF
e10 CANA IN the LAST veek ~ Nav
! when members az the united Com
merciaI Trayelers Of illinois and
Iowa held their convention in this
city. This assemblaee brought
more than 1000 out-of-city peorle
| to Rock island. The Travellers ar
ray Of festivities euualled that Of
any other convention. S
Among the smaller gatherings
held in the city was the Valley
| Teachers meeting ut the Auguss-
ana college in September, which
brought school instructors from
several surrounding counties to
this city. The Teachers institute
CT Mercer and Rock Island coun-
ties was held at about the same
time.
| During all these weeks OF con-
Mentioning. the business districts
OF the city were brightly and af.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

= = $3.50 h 80
paid seQu1se = 1core Of q
- before excuaing from the
Dc class!
work In spelling is being
on this yeSr. The school
working on tie first 200
The list consists Of tho
frequently misspelled words
hmon uss - revealed BY the
Ayres and committee on
my Of time investigations.
pew system Of marking was
a IN the high school this fall.
j the old system all Of the
nts received the Same number
edits no matter what grade Of
they did. An "A" student
receive I'VE credits Just the
- one Who almost failed.
New 1Axk System.
=
her the new marking system
npil that gets . high mark will
bore credit than one who gets
/ grade. In order to graduate
p four years It IL necessary to
IN average grade of &C"
(ghout the four years.
flowing il the marking scale
in effect:
ExcslleHt-s credits per u
! Pood-5.5 credits per Y year.
verase-5 credits per y
Above passing-4.5 credits
year.
Passing credits per "
ailure--O credit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
Withdrawals in 1890 -. g.:
Balance deposits Of school
savings department Dec.

ASsDAoAA~O AOR0oAso Va S~AAO0A
savings department Dec.
~, ASAV $Sd ,OUA.SV
The amount Of savings up until
Sept. /, 1920. was $33.575.5S, and
represents the cooperation of 1,767
depositofs, which averages ap-
proximately SO to each pupil par
ticipating in the savings plan.
Originated in 1911.
School savings was first original
ed and put into operation in the
local schools in January, 1911, and
has proved q big success far be-
yond the expectations of those by
whom 1t was introduced. The OBJ
ject Of this plan, which is not only
practiced in Rock Island, but all
over the country in the different
public schools, to impress the
financial training upon the minds
Of the pupils, which is important in
the training Of children as is moral
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Failure-o credit.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
FAME SPREADS
FOR CITY DUE
BIG MEETINGS
Last Year is Big One in
Line of Conven-
tons.

The year 1920 was one of Rock
Islands most Conventional" years.
Four state and interstate fra
.ternai conventions were held this
summer and early fall, bringing
thousands of people from the md
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

Gardens Are Feature.
The school gardens we're made
as usual this year. Eighty chill
cren's and IL family gardens were
under cultivation in the various
plots that were loaned to the school
board. The gardens were financed
by the Red Cross and were under
the direction Of w. C. Croxton.
Go to School Week was held as
usual this year. May 81 were the
days setsthis year and parents and
friends wefe invited to visit the
schools and see the regular work.
Handwork done during the year
was on exhibition and special pro-
grams were given in all Of the
buildings. Six thousand parents
and friends registered during the
two days.
/ National Song Week was observ-
ed Feb. 1925 in all Of the build
ings. A course in music apprecia-
ton has been added to the studies
and such work made the week q
big success.
Two special honors came to the
Rock Island public schools during
the year. The first was the winning
Of the Rock Island county army
essay contest by Ethel Hilmer. q
student in the local public schools.
The second was the wiining Of q
county spelling contest by Helen
Brown, also Of tho Rock Island
public schools.
Probably the greatest feature Of
the school year was the building Of
the new Washington school. q more
complete description Of which will
be found on another page in this
Issue.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

- !. & g - hock naend
lp19 Y sArougn0gt - year
u \ kskeopine With the rapid
cr1 III cifv's uonulation
'..- 80 ,, al
enl0ilee Anu
~ hrs we're employed than
per 3 and tha incseased cost
u snco w. 37E.Oo0. The
- 20 that the yeey.s en-
an ~ ~ over previous
~ Ii more teachers vere
~
II 81 Constructive program
csffld on, having IA mind
p poGble growth and de-
i1aa & a. Students ability. by
-! of nonIu ana special
1T J M y p0sNnie 70 adopt
- be auoy g me indtvid-
y 4. y 81 TINS are
= ~ o. All
sasse al VI .nis
Z 1855 than
" nat oclIIeo y tne same
Dsril last sar. THESE results
ne ldence q gcod teacning ana
oauilent cf ~ LOCAL : scnools.
i Albximafs1 soV,vV0 yas added
= tMteachaI by Toll during the
st Ut. 10 ~ 2, In,s increase
he Nlaries g me local teacnefs
re ! at : M average ana there
tasss shoftaoe q sui'aoie instruc-
tDft during me ns' scnooi ye.r.
paIt0f this hcrease y que TO the
id0bnal month o. scnoo!, MAKING
10 NJ all, which vas aooed this
ven. .
Nighf 49, uE0"s.
n public night school also had
IN. Increased enfvllnent. 40 hav-
inebeen instructed In the evening
clsnes Certifaf1g Of proficiency
vere issued In the = courses that
vee offered.
Following sfe % studies that
We tAusn. . 49, .,,' :r "a Eng
m, lncluoint ..1 49, aa 49,. pen-
msnsnlp, Iol loa ..s.s;. , 1919
y citlzensnip, ~; .so, , er na.sa
Wy anu suv,ac s Isne-
ntics' atesul ooHAseR.ns'
sewlng, cookin ~. p.ln. EAU
Me' meSn. s;as, -. .. .ssh,ee .are,
g mecnan.Sal ~ I . q
drawihs' anu - 49, .IpH.
Inere wsle aay sasl actlvi-
ues CARRY s, on .s sa. 49,. M y1al
IN tne Suo.ie s W. .,I neaI.n
week. 70 " ocnWa -, Nationai
Health week; ana - Enooi gar.
dens were oniy le~ MMe special
programs tnat weie
Ut. +. =. oui, sSaoH puyslcian,
and mrs. - d. LoNly. s0ooi nurse
conducted q specM program
throughout the year 80 came to
. climax IN Good heam week.
Serve Lightwe1k
rorr hundred nuniIe j, A.. uuh.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31

ee fst1 I, " llE
!. 80 M
s !;
u 5s3
q 10 Il !! A. n
reooxt q
ordans ~ g. 4 "A
en0lu9 ~ i q
TER q rell ~ ID I Az
test efpl4eg e +!
hg{e WeSe na9 ii
r. eslendAr u a.! "a
fyofn ], aeSsen y I
= pressnt unes a.
~ tOtah exge4 81.
y acttvjuee ~ Va
1ents fel ~ X X.
q millioa aoll y ulaeE
res of ne cdfl Per y Az 4 ~
previous, ~ touf!
ctures af0se, w Ouc
remodeIed Tor ner needs,
cost ~ this q ne tl04 Iane
seen $l5O.0O0 Sevv'OVv
ne buildings Is - Aaas
aged from pr nasea mace I
Dodge aufom0 10 plant In u
NJ
ne construcfM repair q
ervation OF. % tdings togetn
p that OF water power, and m
perry necessitstad an outlay i
,25l.H, Similar work CO
SO, 6lSl3 the previous
pths.
kepair and preservation
fges cost ss,e7o.5V, while U
OF ySO,6O8.N was spent On y
power. dikes and dams. N
perry ana SHOP nxtures requir
expenditure q 1893, oSS.Sl n
p OF all items OF upkeep a
|struction sotaled 1855, 5O6-I
nsures ior tne preceding y
Re $2,o4S,1W
mop L, iornefly an ammunit
nj. WAS converted iNtO n
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-12-31
KIDS
SAVE $4,000
IN LAST Year
Balance IN Bank Totals 81 ,s0e. %
Increases In
Year.

A comparative statement Of 1919
and 1870 made by The State Bank
Of Rock Island on school savings
gives an increase this year of 81
z3e.04 In excess of the amount
saved by the various public schools
of the city the previous year. The
deposits for 1919 and 1920 we're:
School War
Savings Savings
1919 ..........$3,7s7.39 5 5,5S0.25
1870 ........... 7,9e3.42 2,9S2.17
Dec. 81, 1919. Deposits in
school savings depart
ment 31,7ss.5s
Deposits made in 1920. 7,963.42
$ss,763.o1
Withdrawals in 1920 -. 2.260.11
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
IRlGAAI ESTATE !
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE

SUBURBAN rhOrERII
FoR SALE
$1,000 Five room. aud bath bungalow;
,aIso-Houss, 9 rooms ana bath. pipe
less furnace. $500 cash.
-. .soc-sif- room and bath concrete cell
-'' ' OFFERS ,s'.ss % 'i0" uri
SHERWOOD & STEERE
Phone Hyattsvilis iss-M.
Two MODERN BUNGALOWS at Bsrwyn.
large ssrd.a' csll North % iofsS'
BUNGALOW direct from owner. $3.50; 4
rooms, large porch. pantry, cellar. gas,
water. chicken house. garden, hedge fence,
fruits. flowers and shrubbery; nne lawn;
$500 cash, balance on easy terms; one fare.
Phone Hyatts lot-J.
TWO ACRES east of Riyerdale. Nd: 8
room house; slate roof; high elevation (;
500 feet from electric cars: 20 minutes 70
& KIND. S 1000! t" 800 'as sIss sS,enSi Ssi.nos % so
monthly L. WALTER WEED. ltlS IL
ON THE Baltimore Boulevard at River.
water water; gas and coal ranges hs,wsssf srossss
$50. Price, $500; accommodating terms
L. WALTER WEED. ltl3 III st N. w.
FOR SAIE-Cheap 6-room bungalow
large front porch, large closets sp,iht IN
cement basement; electric lights chicken
house and large run; lot 16b r. square; pee
ROY MARSHALL, Berwyn, Md' or L. d.
COUSINS. 9l3 East Capitol 81.
IN MT. RAINIER.
6-room bungslo; modern das ne.unS me- p'anr, aniI
$4,000; $500 cash, AZ.
6-room house. In good N. section
modern in every way; hot-water heat
electric lights: gas: colonial porehes; large
back yard; ali cash above $500; trust.
j. d. GARMAN,
District National Bank Bldg.
PRETTY 7-room hall. cellar home, with
electric lights and porches; lot 120x200
xarden, fruit. shade; N. K. section; 80 min
utes Treasury; $500; $500 cash, $40
monthly; Immediate possession. GEO. C.
WALKER. Kenois bldg. l1th and q. after
y. m.
Ella KEARNEY ST. ~ E.-Attractive s.
room house; beautiful grounds, 60xl42
IT. large porch; gas. electricity; large con-
crete cellar. furnace: low price for quick
sale; possession.
HUNTSVILLE, MD.-On W.. Il. e. A.; one
mile from ID. c. line; new homes, 81, 800
terms: lawns. large gardens, fruit, rose
bushes, garages and sheds immediate pos
session. HINES. owner; evening and Sun
days. Lincoln 3s33.
s-ROOM house. all modern and complete;
move right in pleasant location; In Clar-
endon. Va. Phone Rosslyn 63-F-6.
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
FOR SALE-HOUSES
IMMEbIATE POSSESSION.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
s-room house. hot water heat, sas, colo
MAJ porehes oak noorS, hasano1d ul%. toI.
5nir wa wssh tubs N efls5 hano 's sit throush G
house can S be sought a. bargain isr n
|, from the capitol near Pa. ave. cara; this
property will have 10 be seen 90 be sppre-
slsted and bought at once II you want
On Md. Ave, n. E.-Vaoant.
been remodeled. pe pered and painted all
Through; new range, new water heAtsr
one OF the best ieestlens % IN h nhe ery r. 70
Price. 81. 26O. and only $1,000 cash eonNeh-
tent TO different street car lines. sehooi'
churches and stores.
= .ys.ooo--7-room house, good location on
10th street N. E Hot-water heat, baths;
property in almost perfect condition.
S. 5oo-on II ST. N. w.-l2-room house;
hot-water heat. fr.me. located near Sth
snd II. where IL will surely be wanted soon
for a business place: only 81 600 cash and
500 per month til paid, which Is less than
rent for this property: keeping roomers will
pay for II; also double garage just new
ss.ooo--on N. c. Ave. N. E.,s-room brick,
For Colored-$400 Cash.
- .too-In Georgetown, 6-room wood
sios condition; convenient to the street
ears
Hyattsville.
a beautiful bungalow Has Just beer been
completed Five rooms. electric lights,
roOs saSsass' lot ISrnsss sSs. o feet P8is.
Terms, s50e
hot-water heat: fsir-size lot to alley; should
sell at any time for the above price.
14 Twelve Rooms-$9,00
on st, N. VA good, large home;
hot water heat; almost downtown icea-
tlon; keeping roomers will pay Tor TINS
home. All cash above the trust.
$3.50.
New s.room bungalow in Brooklaad; hot
A water heat; electricity: modern in every.
respect; to quick purchaser at the above
price.
In Woodridge-s-room house, hot-water
heat. electricity. gas; large lot: house In
fine condition. Owner wishes to sell at
once and wants an offer on 1t.
$1,000.
Near Lincoln Park-6-room house. hot
water heat: in fine condition: almost i'm
mediate possession; substantial cash pay
ment
.c In Mt. Rainier.
6-room bungalow; modern heating plant; !;
furnished; with piano included; price only
$4,000; S1,5oo cash.
$3.50.
s-room house in good ". e. section !:
modern in every way; hot-water heat cleo
trio lights gas; colonial porches; large
back yard all cash above $500 trust.
Almost all the new homes and bungalows
for sale. See me or my statesmen before
buying.
J. d. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
MADAME SELIA,s

EGYPTIAN PALMIST AND MEDIUM.
This gifted lady reads your past, present
aud future life. giving true advice you can
depend on in business and family anairs;
vestment5 and divorce cases, tells the name
Of your future husband or wife and how to
win the one you love. makes up lovers
separated and makes happiness between
man and wife: tells what business and
what part of the world most luckiest 70
you and how to gain success in anything
you take in hand, II you are having bad
luck or trouble consult Madame Selia. she
can help; Der advice removes all troubles
Satisfaction guaranteed. Hours to $50
Phono Franklin 237s-J. Readings. II.
Daily and Sunday. Between and sts
S3l 7TH STREET. N w
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
MADAM PARKER
MADAM LENORE,

GIFTED CEAIKVOfANT AND MEDIUN.E n
gives good and true advice on love, mar
riage, divorce; tells the full name of who
and when you will marry, day and month,
breaks bad luck and evil influence; you will
feel happier after seeing this gifted clair
voyant. Her Information is reliable
721 11th ST. N. w. ,..
NEAR PALAIS ROYAL STORE
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
J. d. GARMAN.
District National Bank Bldg.
FOR SALE-FARMS

SOME GOOD LITTLE BARGAINS in small
farms--7 miles from Georgetown; 16h
acres, 6-room house, needs some repairs /;
most all kinds of fruit. grapes, nice now
ers: price $4,000; easy terms.
. MILES from FAIRFAX, on the pike
that has been taken over by the State /;
e5 acres; Groom house; good well, small
barn: stream through the place; plenty of
wood Price s2,500. Easy terms.
A GOOD BARGAIN in : 50-acre tract on
pike: ga miles from Fairfax, in good
peiChborhooI; field Of hay to cut this year
nice lot OF timber. Price s2.75o. Easy
NEAR TROLLEY AT FAIRFAX; 48 acres:
nice little 4-room house; good hen house :;
some fruit. Price $3.50. Possession given
ut once the above places.
Call or phone after 4:3o.
j. f. JERMAN,
s25-326 Bond Bldg. 18th aud N. Y. ave.
Main 1857.
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
CLAIRvOYANTs
Licensed by the Distvie. of Coh4rbss
PROF. BELMONT.

PROF. BELMONT.
Noted Clairvoyant and PAlmist, can read
your life by the lines In your palm, which
are the record OF your life. Being q grad
uate OF two colleges of palmistry. and his
wonderful gift OF second sight enables him
TO hit the veil OF mystery ana reveal TO you
important matters Of your future life.
Olives advice on business matters, love,
health aud family affairs; tells name OF
your future husband or wife; tells IL ono
you love Is true or false: what part OF the
be successful In life: removes troubles of
all nature: brings the separated together.
tells the secret Of having personal innusncs
with your associates. Prof. Belmont 10 .
Psychologist Of World Renown. Readings.
81. 1916 New York ave. N. W.. next door
to Masonic Temple.
The Washington times., 1920-05-15
NINE. CARLETTA,
THE GREATEST CLAIKVOYANT. LIFE
READER AND ADVISER. OF MODERN

TIMES.
Gifted with clear seeing mediumisttc~
ability since childhood-HOLDS THE KEY
TO YOUR SUCCESS AND HAPPINESS
HOW TO TURN SORROW TO JOY
RATED MAY BE REUNITED Informa-
ton. advice, assistance on all affairs OF
life. love, courtship. marriage. divorce.
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