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Ida, for the kind words. |
Thanks r. r. r. also. We hope |

THANKS, Ida, for the kind words.
Thanks r. r. r. also. We hope
TO have more space for the
column soon. Fifty letters to-day.
Coming fine. The gangs all here.
Now, here's this weeks question. 1t
was suggested by a Peekslill, N. Y,
girl Who had TO have her hair boboed
after illness:
should a girl bob her hair, either
for comfort or better looks2
Get out the family fountain pen;
foin the happy throng. What does
Greenwich Village say. Al and Bob?
Mail your answers to-day 10 the
ouija Editor, The Evening World.
kero are some Of the many answers
to last weeks questions
Z Derby, Brooklyn-I notice the girls
sver spend a cent,
Nouthful--Take a token OF friend
Pip whom It is presented TO you. and
- thankful.
Alpine Beauty-The modern young
hans preference is either walk or a
Ice bus ride.
{ Baby-In these days OF II. @. l.. /
fcn't expect much, but variety for
! Apaehs-F. B. Of Englewood Is sure
e piker.
Old Maid, Long Island-Take what
You can get and say nothing; men
rush you TO death, take up your good
TINE. Yet all they're doing Is anus
ing themselves at your expense.
Little Girl-Rutherford Veteran is
a fine boob It's too bad We can't
have a girl made to order for you A
modern girl wouldn't have you.
NJ. N. E., harlem--I am twenty
two, make $50 a week and can afford
either candy or flowers, But the
worth while girl, who can hold an
Intelligent conversation. knows a man
aor what he Is, not what he's got.
Buck, New York City-It Miss ia
maica associated with the shoestring
and pretty shape class l don't see
what more she can expect. A young
lady who frequents dance halls IL
open 10 all kinds of criticism and IL
taken at her face value. / don't see
what more she can expect
~. e. H.=Young men would rather
ahoot crap than pay for tiowers.
Sister Rutherford-I paint, powder
smoke cigarettes and love candy
What's your address, Veteran?
Bud-How many men have quoted
"a fool there was" as they borrowed
tneir Monday lunch money?
Betty, 1. l.-Rutherford's right.
Veteran, M. r. C--Ham is right
A girl who thinks only OF candy anC
flowers would make "a poor wife. Al
for Rutherford Veteran, II took BRAY,
men 70 get shell shocked, Billie.
a Modsst Brooklyn Girl told m!
husband before marriage 10 save hi
money for our home.
American Beauty, New York City.
qsndy y all riEht Tor 4 hils. bu
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5ns EVENING World Owfj0I Ed1nRAa2s


flowers brighten q room and make
one happier.
Editors Note!
It's a great game, You're a fine
gang. ouiJers and ouiJettes. Pleased
TO meet you. We are sorry that
space limitations prevent us from
printing the answers sent in o-day
BY NJ. NJ. NJ, Manhattan; j. ID. of
Ridgewood; Brown Eyes OF Jersey
city: Miss Blue Eyes, Jersey; Miss
A. NJ. H.: Aida f.; Ex-Lieutenant,
A. r. f.: Experienced; Miss Grace A.
NOM; Al and Bob OF Greenwich VII
lage 1.-TWO good scouts); Canadian
Soldier; Little Gubernick: Sweet
Sixteen: Constant Reader; Gertie:
R!dgewood: A. NJ, New Rochelle; l..
L. H., Brooklyn: A Brooklynite; But
tcrny; Agnes, Greenwich Village;
Amlty Girl: Miss American; Opti-
mist: Margaret; Mabel: w. W.:
Yvonne o.; +. X, Huntington; E. s.
II. T.: T. c.: Ouija Girl: Florence b.:
Ouija; A. r., Brooklyn; s. p. c.; j.
l.. B.; c. l.; II. f. c.: Little Silver;
Robert NJ; Flo. N, and thirty-t two
other good pals Of contribs. But
call aBalnl
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[NIIZIEl ' Rssss,

Copyright, 1890. br The Prens Publishing %.
lIhe New York Evening World,l
!, What Is tho angle OF the top and
bottom cuts of a common rafter ON a
half-pitch roof2
2. What is the best known breed OF
small ponies?
8. Which brother did Joseph keep
when he sent his brothers TO find
Benjamin?
4. From what part Of a potato do
the sprouts grow?
8. What weapon did Thor carry ac-
cording 90 scandinavian mythology?
6. Who was the last independent
ruler OF ancient Egypt7
Z. What Is the name OF the Portli-
guese possession in India?
8, What are stones called which
were used TO strike fire?
D. In what State have many In
dams become rich through owning
oil property
10. or what kind OF wood are the
best shingles made?
II. What Is a Turkish pipe called in
which the smoke passes through
water?
- What prize fighter is often re-
ierred 10 as the Scotch-Wop?
ANSWERS TO QUESTIONS.
1. 40 degrees 2. Shetland; 8, Simeon;
., Eye; s. Hammer; 6. Cleopatra; 2
Goa; s, Flint Q, Oklahoma; 10, Cedar;
~, Narghile Chookahl ~. Dundfe.
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WHEN SAM WORKED.

s. l. Rothapfel, who has assumed
personal direction of the Capitol
Theatre productions, went on the
stage dressed in overalls and helped
the crew yesterday. At one point a
scene shifter approached him and
said:
sListen, pal! The main guy out in
front wants to talk to this gink,
Rothapfel. Hustle around and find
him"
am Rothapfel." replied Sam. The
ether looked him over with contempt.
''DO you know who I amT he asked.
mo"
I'm Mary Piciford," came the
reply.
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THAT BOY. LEEl

Eddy Lyons met Lee Moran the
other day and askcd him the differ
ence between ammonia and pneu-
monia-
"The difference is Just this" re-
piled Mr.. Moran. Ammonia comes In
bottles and pneumonia in chests"
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"NIeHTsHApE" SOON.

A group OF professional players
viii present n new American play,
entitled 'Nightshade," at the Garrick
on the afternoons of June Z, s, 10 and
IL. The cast will include Content
PAiooiogue, Grace Knell, Dorothy
Quincy, Nell Hamilton, Gordon
Burby, Gerald Hamer and Alfred
shirley.
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ANoTHER LITTLE ONE.

Greenwich Village has another
little theatre. II is at No. az West
Eighth Street and will be conducted
BY the Melomimes. a group OF young
musicians, artists, playwrights,
dancers and actors. Pantomimes,
dance dramas and one-act operas
win be staged.
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GOSSIP.

scandal" with Charles Cherry and
Erancine Larrimore starred, passed
~ s00th performance at the 39th
street last night.
Peter Lang OF Honey Girl was
aixty-one years old Saturday, but he
still retains his boyish laughter.
stake 1t From Me- 10 to play a
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EILM sTAR no AcT.

Herbert Rawlinson, screen star. is
fo.Rppear in the Lambs Gambol at
tkb Hippodrome Sunday night. He
VAL act in a sketch called "The
Knock Out" written by Frank NJ.
Thomas.
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ATTENTION. PERcYI

in Jake Rosenthals little Chicago
booklet. "Eppes," we notice the fol-
lowing:
"A. II. Woods presents Taylor
Holmes in To Morrow's Price by
Samuel Shipman, who helped write
Friendly Enemies and Percival
Wilde"
It's enough to mako PerciYal wild.
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FooLIsHMENT.

A youth tCh0 Tired doton IN Monett
Made lore to a gay young coQuetie.
she dropped him one day
Aud noio people say
That all the girl left him tods debt.
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second week at the shubert Crescent
Theatre. One week wasn't enough.
Patti Harold, daughter OF Orville
Harold. stepped into the title role OF
Irene" Saturday and covered her
self with glory. Adelo Rowland was
III.
Manager Blaney, OF His Chinese
WIFE," at the Belmont, has received
an offer for the use OF the story as
a grand opera book.
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A THOUGHT FOR TO-DAY.
Link Pettis Of wellsviile calls his
wife his gimme gal"-that II, when
she isn't around.
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FROM THE CHESTNUT TREE.

NOW n c Oh NO HEEs
Are your household expenses
heavy2"
well. the electric company al
ways hands me a light bill"
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UUR Wise CRACK contest UIL
start SOON - one DOLLAR EAcH
VIZ &c PAID FOR Az Those NC
REJECT
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e|coJp sPAs1 goa raose Up,o Aee
eTttG CONSCIOUS

Tne LortAN WHO TAXES HONEY OUT
on HcR HUBsY'S PocKeTs WHILE
Nc Steers 6HoUtD LEAVE An
Io.U. 50 We CAN AT LEAST KeeP
HIS ACCOUNTS STRAIGHT
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AII GIRLS woo IKE a ttoJlho
P'cTURC SOB G,T+oOT RONNieiS
AWAY FPot1 +ottG CAN BE
ACCotAS1op ATED ~ Any Art
Entt AnN - eAn.ustz ga.x-z.
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Side; T@aMS -
e. 6gY Rq1th Cameron W
ON THE HIGH TIDE OF MEMORY

rIyru nvrr TO m-rry- go rounds ana
roller ,nraleru
MornIuG R.u. Away. Mean Peace
Rolls In tho morninE VIII always
moan on" thing to me--tho coming OF
tho great peace. Shali VIC ever iorSr'
tho sound Of those bcIls on that No
y,mbcr morning. They began 10
rIamor IN our town before I woke up
I woke up to tho sound and tho thrili
or hem. AS write now. just think'
in,- Of that moment makes those queer
dciicinus little quivcrs 20 up and DOWN
INV Ypine How hurricdly we dressed,
how we rushed down stairs ana seizca
the telephone to beg someone 10 tell us
that this time II really WAS hui hrntic.
And then tho flag raising on the MITE
village green and our own urn III lme
bells I'm the little village town hn'l'
One can never forgot II md never
wants TO- Sometimes. Of course. /! /.
Lurird very deep In ones memory
c.IIs-and then come bells sounded Tor
sam. Tctson or other In the early
mornin. aud float out tho worIu bcnu-
rho millions OF Memories In Your
brain
Truiy when ou1 ihinka or all the
u.,n,,tI,., hat arc stored away Ia these
hi"lnh ,"fry "f"t'"h WIN no, "
,,IIiI.nI, 81 lnuTHssi"nn that ihusi lac
,,.I,I,,,i la oyaIy train. "uu 10 h~eh
and nrImII'i 10y iha w""h"' 81 "U' "~"
,.,h, ,r rIrv.nn"n wi"t1 "h"hi
,...,,,n,, -In e"Il nha ""nl'l ~""'"' hS'
cir .,"yr "vUI tho n'lt"' !" 81 W." h'' e.
,n"u "V'h'"w " ~"s ''''"'W'" W.
.,i,I ,,n, In,, 4" thn ,''"in "rlnti"" 81
tI,c human hrpIn - ho' lnrnnhY w"nlh
lao va hrcu Instantly ""nr"U"l"'
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Iput II Iu'"roaiiug III" WY h'Gh
lido 81 u"m"rv viii r"nt som" long
unthuughi Of recollection ont 81 w"
suhrunrUIuua Into III" conscious n'lhu
Sometimes the Cnus" ~ this hlgh lld"
~ absolutely uuirpCcnbI". md thcn
again YOU ran trace II to some train OF
thought. or moro often stu, To 'he
stimulation Of some s"nS".
Dil You Ever Mako HoasobookaR
For instance | suddenly became con
sclous the other day that ] was thInK-
Ing OF the "houseboUks we children
used to make. Did you ever make
huuScbooks? 4 hOuScboOk liz the nome
"f n family OF paper dolls. 1t Is
brown paper book. made out OF nice
brown wrapping PAPER and furnished
out Of the furniture manufacturer
CataloE ] should really like I" know
what proportion OF the edition OF every
furniture" catalos IL sent Tor by young
people whose plans for setting up hnus"
keeping include nothing more lucrative
to the advertiser thnn IA hUuScDnnk. |
wonder if they. the manufacturers
know Hbout This Industry, ana what
they thinh.
~ return Ia the main road won
ioIrd why l sh"uid think "f - huu""
hnuk ana lhrn all uT a Sud'ien ! hi" "
wan uSlng n,,nir Blu" that nii'lI"d
IusI Iihr ia" EI"' ~" ''"'" ""'a !" h' ~
IL, sI"hIIIAInr "uI h"uE"N"ih G"'hlIui"
AnaIn T"u"d ""'iY Il" i"uiihs ""h
peanut nlonda fr""iina "i'''ni II my '"'
r.i,urn,,n Tho Ilin" r",,n'l InGi"nh
81 sauUIl hnn '0uc''i tho hlGh lll' y"
nn,Irui hutLy ruIIY 'i"Nn ~" St'"'l 10
riar tup "uo 81 IL" iun's Which "7"d '"
in Ilnr al ~ r"'lIr h"'I u
,",,,,L H., the day" WHOM ih""rh' -
I"nsi 90" ,",u"r 1T ii""v"" would W."
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JOHNSON TELLS
HIS STORY AGAIN

My Kidneys worried m. a rrnat deal;
cspcciaiiy nj night and ! had sharp
uaIns Mi through my back and Sizes. J
had n stubborn case OF constipation ana
was bothered nearly every day win
nervous heada ches. $50.
denly and everything would turn black
before nv eyes. WAS 70 awful nerv-
GUS, that when any little thing happen
ed, I wasn't expecting l would jump
like T had been hit l couldn't sleep 10
amount To anything and was 30 weak
that my work was drag all through
the day. 49,,
now and Tanlac Is what has done the
work for me. Ny stomach never gives
mc a sign Of trouble and my appetite Is
81 bic I cnn hardly get enough to cat.
NV Kidneys and nerves nre In hne or
der now and haven't had headache
or n dizzy spell In l don't know when;
/ am not bothered in any way at all
now sleep good and sound and can do
! as big days work as over could IN
Tanlac is sold In Wheeling by the
Uore Davis Drug Co.. at llH Main
street. 1884 Main street 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chnplin1 street.
also l.. X lioge at Martina Ferry. ONO
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Wants It Published So
Others Will Know About
Tanlac.

"I have already written tho Tnninc
people telling them what Tanlac did TOT
me. and now ] want TO make state
for want everybody to know how It
has liked me up" stated Frank G. John
son. SOY Twentieth street tuning
ton. w. Va. an employe Oh inc Dicic'-
son Lumber Company;
my stomach was the first thing mat
heran TO bother me-" he continued
This was about four years ago anu
other troubles have come on SINCE lnch
and pulled me down until ! could hard,
w. work. never felt hungry ana
couldn't eat anything worth mention
Ing .,, .,,r,irr In NV
stomach that sometimes came clean On
up into my chest and throat. ana II, IL
was 80 hot and sour mat IL seemed ~
take the skin off Gas formed s"melhinB
t,rrible and II caused such pressure
on my heart that al times had !"
night for breath.
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W AIITk IL.N u. Il.NNII.NN
Wilson Letter to Harding.

Washington, Oct. lS.--lresident Will
son today directed inquiries TO both the
French government and Senator lard
inG as To the Republican candidate
recent statement that he had been APP
proa chcd "informally" by representa-
tive OF France and asked TO lead IN the
formation or IN association Of nations.
Tho inquiry 10 Senator Harding, which
was In the form or letter. WAS made
public at tho White House. Al hrst
officials thcru refused to deny or con-
firm TIM. all inquiry ais" had been n"h'
10 the French govoryment. but huhse.
aucntly SECRETARY Tumulty announced
that action had been tmkcn too.
Quoting from \ dIrpatch dated ".
Louis. October 10. purp"rtiaE to report
tho abatement Uf Senator Harding. tho
pTNrldrnt sad
, Il need not point out To you Tho
graNn and Extraordinary Inference 10 d"
drawn from such "a abatement. nHWrIy
, TINT tho HONrTnm"nt "f France, when
In u mcmh"r "f tho League "r NniI"nH
approached "a private rlliEun "f hhll"'
whI,h IL not member Of the league.
with u rouurni that III" Eni'od hihtra
load tho way Ia u world trn'"rnliy."
DoCInring that tho rtHtr department
had nIwnyn found the government or
France most h"n"rnhiy mindful "r It's
Int crunlInunl obligations aud punciill-
mInly careful To- UhrrrvN alt ia" proper
iIrn 81 International inioT""urn". th"
ITrridCnt wroi" that hc h"rlint"d TO
draw tho Inference 10 which ! hhvo re-
frTIcd unlcrH am nHrui"d by You 'hhl
yuu actually mndo tho abatement.
Tho Presidsnts Letter.
Tho IrIi"r 81 tho fro-id"nt To Senator
Harding r"ii"wr.
"Elghtccnth ~ Dri"hor. 1920.
My bear Sir.
dny. Sundny. October ~. iD?0. ma a
rtnIcmcnt dated 81 LouiN. October H.,
which purportn Ia report certain public
ultcrnnccr OF yours. In II occurs tho
following
"ItcpiyinR to cIiricIrmr 81 hts pro-
pornl for an nHnocintion or nations. no
rnId IN n rcur- platform speech at Green
CnrlIc. Ind. that he already had been
approached informally by r"preHcnih-
tive az France. who ankcd that tho
IrnItrd Rihirn load tho way I" world
fraternity
Il wTito to nnk II this In " correct
quotation Hui II you really hhlh what
In there Attributed I" you. ] need not
roint out to you tho Hravn ana extra
ordinary Inference I" ho drawn from
ruuh a statement. namnIY that tho gov
ornment Of France, which In memh"f
ar tho League az Fatl"nh, hpII"n'hr"
- rIivaIu riiissn "f n NATHAN which Ia
not a Ina,nber Of iho I""rn" WIN 10
uuasI That tho United rint"n lead TIE
way In ~ world fraternity
The department 81 Ht"io has nl~"gn
f,nr1 tho Government ~ fInu,a m"al
hnun,sbly mindful "f Ito in'"rn"''""a'
ohIIustinna nnd run"Illl"u"ly 'nI"fnl y"
,,a.rva ali tho pT"pri"'i"s "f ih'or""+
tInnnI InIornnurao hoaI'a'". ih"rsf"r"
A., draw tho InrnTonrau u witch I hnva
roTorr,d unIosu ! am assured by you that
YOU actually rnndo tho Hia,nm"nt
vary truly yours,
"WOODItDW WlbHDN.
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REDS SURRENDER
To CEN. WRANGEL

S"bnHtop"'. TrImcn. oct. - city th"
Associated l'r"sFD Following tn" do
fcnt Of Soviet fnrr"u by General Wrnn-
G"rS army at Sin"lkovo. two Soviet
r"gimnntH stationed ~ >ihC Village of
RIhnskor. held u mcciuE and decided
to. surrender. according to an official re-
port. They took this action In Wow
Of tho TACT that they were w'ihnut food.
shoes and clothing.
BolRhcvik authorities arc reported to
he no longer ConCcRling the rnCt that
their army Is diSsulving and that Il
winter campaign Is impossible under
present conditions.
Twenty-Five hundred civil prisoners
were massacred upon orders from tive
different commissions during inc last
days OF the occupation Of BerdIansks on
the northern coast Of the sea OF Azov.
according to adyices. 1t u said that
to he arrested was tantamounr 10 a
death sentence, either by starvation.
disease or the pistol. Prisons are re-
ported to haye become Warehouses;
Upon leaving the Bolsheviki carried
off all valuables, even taking dresses
and bed coverings from women pris-
oners.
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Army Transport Brings
Bodies Of u. s. Soldiers

New York, Oct 1S.-The army trans
port Pocahontas arrived today from
Antwerp and St. Nazaire with bodies OF
2,2l5 American soldiers killed In France.
Among the passengers were SS war
brides" from Germany. CZeChO-Slovakia,
Belgium, France and England. IL pris-
oners from the army Of occupation In
Germany, four stowaways and ii number
Of Olympic athletes.
Representative Louis G. cramton. or
Michigan. Who returned from a study Of
Iudust rial and economic condition. III
France, declared thcTo had beon much
Improvement sIt.o hIs IIIp Ia that D"un
IIy two loaIs ago.
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Warsaw. Oct. IL Actual EEhting
having ceased ola the northern Russian
front attention has been shifted To Tx
raine, where the Ukrainians are carry
INK on the war for the purpose or rid
ding their country al the Iiolshevlki
The tkrainian army will night with
the WTanHcl forces Plans arc helhs
inado for tho two armies Ia Join soon.
a. al tho tikTalnians are gradually WORK
lag their way 10 tho southeast, whetn
General NranHeI'r unil B"lshosih T"r'ea
a.. Ia ,"nfliut with Soviet aInies
tiouotai nudannY. VIII" 10 reported l."
have hocn wuundad before iCblHnlhH 40
commander "r n"is1toVlh "aVnny. Ia s"ld
!" havo oaIabIlshoi h"adnua' to'n at
MInItoa n"uI hwesI OF Nlov. wh"I" u"
la nIruulBlnH lnauironi 'loln"h'"onla !"
tho IninraaIs "f iennial NIaheol
I."n'Inn Got, ~ Tho Uuaalnn Soviet
nTnrIpI sIntomoni "f EunhaY, TN"aiv"h
today by wIrolaas rep"ria ihni ~" a"ll
Nolahovlk forces arr advancing oaH' ~
tho village Of Sunynvn. All atlaChH ny
tho nneIny on Novu KonHtan'lu"v, south
Of tho Hug ricar, and to the northeast
or Novo konstantinov, which wcr"
supported by etronE artillery fro. were
repiIlEed, tho statement sRyS.
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(UohNhUsH FTUW FHV" U"
TeportH will bo made public at that
time.
The report OF Mr.. Hunts invoHtlEa-
tIon OF tho League to Enforce ronco
proved tho sensation OF tho day. Dozens
OF CONFIDENTIAL letters between Mr.. TAFT.
George w. Wickersham. Theodore Mar
burR and others wero given.
Unlawful negotiations.
In his summary. Mr.. Hunt says that
Herbert s. Houston testified before tho
committee that he had talked with Dour-
Ccois; the German chancellor: Lord
Robert Cecil and David Lloyd'George IN
regard to the United States entertain
tho League OF Nations, and that Edward
A, Filene, Of Boston, who has been
abroad on a similar mission. Is now I'm
Germany on n mission TO get Germany
into the league"
The correspondence and data which
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! BRAIN TESTS|
BY SAM LLOYD. }

MINUTES no ANSWER THIS
10. $50
4 KERl'S
I'm 4 little Importance, so OF with my
head;
dread
pccapita'c twice. and reverse what re-
mains.
And 10! you've q wandering sprite Tor
your palma
Answer to No. SIS
WORSHIP minus Slill' plus MALL
minus ALL leaves WORM.
Copyright. 1920. by Sam Loyd)
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Apples! Apples!
Highland SPRINGS
Orchards

We will nnvo you money by selling
direct from the orchard Finest apples
GROWN at lena than half prevailing price.
We need help md you can holp US ny
coming for your AppinH In that why
van can nave ono dollhT and moro per
hnrrcI bcrld"n tho freight nnd unhnInr
rhnrror lfrriKhi In un"crihln) bhht or
MI YOU viii have pleasant ride. AGO
whni you net. and vet II whah you
want u,
Como ana son IA. in-poot our packing
houro ana uerhsrd ". want To know
our curtumcIs s"d We want thrm L"
know uH md eur ways
Orrhnrdn uus milo won't from lhdopen-
donr~. Washington county, Ia
Grlmon uo,.ian and N"noHuch now
ready
nnldwIn. WIr~rnp. Y"rh and RuHnntt
In October aud N"v"ni"r
or. wAuuH . HoNB.
Wsllsbnrz. W. Va
nsu phone o4-R-z Independence, Pa
On. hours rin. from WhsslinE VIA
Liberty ana bethany.
s-ao -o-b-o-i1-1d-lp
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done "ur Intoroaiu md 10 III" lni"r""i"
81 "ur slaicr nniInuH hv ON Dolby I"
JniIfy tho Ver co illor treaty.
Tho object "f thla letter l4 not I" r"Il
against the Senate nor 10 lament what
IL past hut TO EXPRESS tho non" Wh".h
~ shared by others. that you viii do
everything in your power to Rclp end
this unhappy situation.
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ron HALH--plU,nbinE stock. tools and
lfsiures. Only shop In town u a5h0
people. Nav water works. VIII sell
stock al Invoice. For full particulars
call on II. N. Shave, between alth and
aSth SITS, on Lincoln Ave. between 9
and 4 o'clock In evenings, Shadyside,
Ohio. Owner has gone into another bust
mass o-l9-p
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ron OALU--Lease OF t-room hotel and
good restaurant. including furniture
and fixtures, with gas lights. large bath.
Located ON National Road pear Cam
bridge, ohio. Extra good business. Fine
iocailOn Good trade, Price right 10
mulch buyer. For further Indignation.
cali on al address The CITY Boiling
Wurhs, Cambridge. Ohio o~ls-l
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
CAri !. Ha0ass. Prog.
FUNERAL DlRECTORA
pnv.t. Snap.L ialy ohapiiAS Street
ON PhAAaA lo1s-loO.
DIED

nnAlGHALL-Raymo Nile hram'
noII) BrAmhall horn June IL. 1911.
died October 10. 1870.
FunonaI services at TaSidsncs, 3ls Ailoy
y. Tueaday. October ., a:ao y ~.
IntormhDt Green wood. Friends OF
coaaod and family respectfully in''''"'
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ron SAL1-An ideal farm Of 90k acres;
90 acres nearly level good land. Price
$4,000. with mineral rights, or $500
without mineral rights. Close to good
schools, good markets. Will sell on
small payment, Balance 10 suit Here
Is a good chance. Write for particulars.
Reason for selling. lost my wife. T. c.
loarson. Malvern, Ohio. o-NTh
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dAHmnrr--On Sunday evening. October
~. i120. At 7;30 o'clock p. M, ~ tns
ohio Valley General hospital. LIHot
l.. QAItltETT. In his seth year
Funeral sdrvican At his llte hons. 20.
iiiD Eoff stroat. on Tuesday "ynh,nf
At Z O'Clock Friends Invites to aLu'h1'
| Intormont "Wednesday ~ Caid~'''' w.
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PERSONAL

wIDowER Of - years. wiahsH to get
woman between 80 and 40 years old
for housdkesper. Good pny. Suro strhdy
work Write s. d., Box GA. Oakdale,
Pa, Allegheny county. o-lb-J
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ron BALN-At Rayland, O.. 81 acres
good farming land can be used as
truck farm. 8 acres bottom land. good
house and barn, fine water. fruit for
homo use: situated " mile from Ray
land, Ohio. Mrs. Philip Truax and Son.
Rayland, Ohio. o-l9-l