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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
PROHIBITION HAS
 DIFFERENT EFFECTS UPON CR|M|NAL|TY
Professor GiIIin Says Crime Valves Have Gone Up and Down Since Beginning
 of Enforcement
By Associated Press

Milwaukee, July s.-Evidence has been found which seems to indicate that prohibition, even with the diffi- culty of perfect enforcement, seems to have a decided effect upon crim- tnaiity, Prof. J. L. Gillin of the Uni versity of Wisconsin told the na- tional council of social work at it's session here.
 '-The study of the situation in Grand Rapids. Mich.." Professor Gn- lin stated, showed that during the first year of prohibition there, there was a reduction of 54 per cent in court cases and of 45 per cent the second year. It is a well-known fact that the excessive use of alcohol is connected with certain crimes more directly than with others. Crimes of violence are more influenced than crimes of cunning.
 ''Dr. Elwood told us that alcoholic psychosis had decreased in the New Yerk State hospital since prohibition went into effect. The percentage of first admissions decreased from S.6 per cent to per cent in 191s.'
 In Indiana
  daily number in the state prison was only 909, as compared with 1,209 in 1917. In the reformatory, the num- Der had decreased from 1,276 in 1917 to 7os in 1920 in the woman's prison, from 55 to 45. The number of women misdemeanants in the correctional department of the womans prison had decreased from Ill to 37; the misdemeanants at the state farm had decreased from 693 to 293. There was a slight decrease in the number in the Boys school, and slight in- crease in the number in the Girls school for those years. The commits ments to the state farm dropped from 2,322 in 1S16 to 993 in 1920; to the correctional department of the woman's prison from SAP to 91; the number sentenced to jails from 9,S96 to 2.192.
 "A study reported by Mrs. Tyson in Pennsylvania shows the number of non-support cases in Pittsburg dropped from 1,055 in 1918 to 736 in 1920. The jail population of the state was decreased by half during last year.
 Increase in Arrests
 Tn spite of the increase in ar rests and commitments due to the enforcement of the prohibitory law which tends to increase the number of crimes and prisoners, in Ohio the secretary of the Board of Charities writes me that he is convinced that prohibition has resulted thus far in in decrease of at least 20 per cent in petty and major offenses which were crimes prior to the enactment of the prohibition law.
 George s. Wilson, secretary of the Board of Charities of thesDistrict of Columbia, writes me that the short experience of the district since national prohibition has gone into effect. shows a very marked decrease in the number of petty offenders.
 Illinois in the three penal insti- tutions of Joliet, Chester and Pom tiac, the number of inmates showed decided increase from 1913 to 1917, then decrease in 1918 and 1919. With another increase in 1920, att tributed by the fiscal supervisor of the Department of Public Welfare to the return of paroled men to the institutions and the more rigid en-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

Fresh crisp of these Dresses will shop you You vii
 find in the lot Organdy Voe and Gngham Dresses that will stand out the brightest throng of gaiyaed girls and the price they sale for low they cannot here at $995.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10

forcement of the law in the cities where the newspapers have been de- voting considerable space to the crime wave.
 Whether prohibition accounts for the difference, of course, is still an open question. That it has had some influence is less doubtful.
 Tn the face of these facts it is not too much to say that there Is close negative correlation between the en- actment of the prohibition law and the commitments to prison, refor- matory and jails."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-07-10
Does Your Shoe Bend Like This?

Probably not, because all ordinary shoes are made with piece of steel embedded in the shank-the old, old method of making shoes and the easiest way.
 pr. Douglas Stewart, one of New York's leading specialists, is quoted in Physical Culture Magazine as fol- lows:
 "The thing people don't seem to understand is that the foot is a cantilever spring so made that when it is allowed to function normally it carries the body with the great est possible ease and residence"
 Hence, the flexibility of the Can tilever Shoe makes walking easy. The arch of the shoe bends and con forms to the arch of your foot, which likewise H flexible.
 The muscles of the foot, not be- ing restrained as in stiff-shank shoes, are free to exercise and keep strong. This prevents the condition called weak arches, or flat foot, which many persons suffer with, and sll wish to avoid. Unless the condition is too far advanced, the Cantilever Shoe will help greatly to correct it.
 Other splendid features of Canti- lever Shoes are the good heels, graceful but sensible; the toe-room, which is important; the natural lines, which follow the lines of the foot instead of compelling the foot to assume the queer shape of a shoe.
 There is great comfort and satis- faction awaiting you in Cantilcver Shoes. And good looks, too. Come and try on pair. Sold in Birming ham only by
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES Il
did you ever stop 10 consider
how much time you have wasted
and the freedom and pleasure you
have sacrificed yourself and yours
by working for the other fellow,
and did II never occur to you that
you could establish yourself In q
nice little blsineBs Of some kind,
al your own? Stop for q minute,
give this matter a serious thought.
You are doing yourself 9 serious
injury by not at least making an
Investigation or our plans Of plac.
Ing you In the business which you
have always had In mind, OF which
you have dreamed and pondered
over. You owe II TO yourself 10 do
this and the sooner you do the
better for you. Why? Simply be
cause, we can place you In any
kind Of . business, anywhere IN
this good old U. S. A., you have
In mind. Some territory Ell? Well
we make no statements we can't
make good. Ali we ask Is the
chance to demonstrate. You make
your wants known TO US, We VIII
dc. the rest To invoice yourself
and know Just what you want, will
be a valuable help 10 US In help
ing you, but. In event you can't
determine Just what you want, q
look over the following list OF
propositions which We have to OF
fer may help you decide what you
want. Now II you don't see II list.
ed here don't think We have not
got i, for We either have 1t or can
get II for you quick. To decide
what you want Is your own per.
sonal affair, but to. assist you in
getting 1t, seeing that 1t Is a money
making proposition, and last but
not least to know. that you are alb.
solutely satisfied, Is OUR BUSI.
NESS. LOOK OVER THIS list
carefully and determine Just what
you want, then communicate with
Us and II impossible for you to
visit US. one Of our representatives
viii call on you at once, with full
information regarding any one Of
the propositions in which you may.
be interested. 2 - PICTURE
SHOWS; S-GRocERY STORES;
HARDWARE STORE; O.
GENERAL STORES; 2-LAUN.
DRIES; 1-JEWELRY STORE;
BEAUTY pARLoR; 2-MEAT
MARKETS; 2-GARAGES; l.
BoTTLIEG PLANT; APART.
MEET HOUSES; S-REsTAIj.
RANTS; 1-GAsOLINE STATION
2-ClGAR STORES: 1--FuRNl.
TuRE STORE; 4--FARMS; g.
COAL MINES; 6-BUslSEss
LOTS; 21o-REsIDENCE LOTS.
for full information regarding any
Of the above or any other PROPOSE.
ton that you have In mind, cali Or
write, INTERSTATE BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, eos s ECURITY
BANK & TRUST BLDG, CHAR.
LESION, w. Va. 's.11.st-551A
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SEE clAL Noi.lcEs
, Fentlnn b, 6. s|att.ri I,ia.

AZ r.
To Fenton ., satttft!eld y,
You will take notice that John
Morgan. the purchaser Or the fdl.
lowing real estate hve.tenths (.5)i
on Hickman Run, located ID win.
field district, Marion county, West
Virginia, which was sold BY the
sheriff OF Marion county at the.Bale
for delinquent taxes made on the
sth day Of December. 1919, and a
deed has been required as provid.
ed yiaw, which deed will be made
10 the said John Morgan on or after
the 18th day OF October, 1881, un.
less you against that day redeem
the said real estate from the said
sale. The amount necessary to re.
deem is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at said
sale ....... ...,...'...s'.S a.bs
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report. .....: SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof. ...."..... 11.26
Interest ..,.....,......,. 80
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of August, 1921.
LEE n. sATTERFIE1D,
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia,
.S-172+51 81
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FARMS FOR SAFE

V PSFSSas-N-S@43S@NA@
FARMS FOR SALE = lis acres,
threeteurths mile 10 improved
road, two miles to hustling railroad
village: fine buildings, maple shad-
ed lawn; 20 acres valuable timber,
100 fruit trees, sugar bush; fully
equipped, stock, farm machinery
and crops, including several acres
hay, 8 acres oats, s acres buck.
wheat, 3 acres corn, 3iacres beans,
i acre peas, / IL acre potatoes, 400
tomato plants, $500, $1,000 cash,
balance easy terms. n.
Also So acres, fine location; 10
acres timber; brook.watered pas.
tura for 10 COWS; fruit for home
use; good buildings: $1,000, $500
cash, balance easy; 100 other good
farms at bargain prices. Catalogue
free. W. D. Streeter, Riehlahd. n.
=. s,16.st674A
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SPECIAL NOVICE
To Clifford e, Pride:

To Clifford e. Pride:
You will take notice that 7. r.
Conway, the purchaser OF the
following real estate 15A Monon-
gaheia River. located In Winfield
district, Marion county, West Tir-
ginia. which was sold by the sher-
itt Of Marion county at the sale
for delinquent taxes made on the
sth day Of December, 1919, and a
deed has been required as provid-
ed by law, which deed will be
made to the said IT, F. Conway
on or after the 18th day Of octo-
Der. 1921. unless you against that
day redeem the said real estate
from the said sale. The amount
necessary to redeem is as follows:
Amount paid Sheriff at said
sale Observation-Disclosures. 4.21
Amount paid surveyor for
survey and report ,...... SIS
Amount paid for notice and
service thereof ......... l1.25
Interest .-................ .ss
Total ........,......... $500
Given under my hand this 18th
day Of August. 1921.
LEE n. sATTERFIELD,
Clerk Of the County Court Of
Marion County, West Virginia.
8: II "a 51.s: z,
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!, NJ CA TRAINING
} SFIlB'SGRVICE men
Representative Viii Be
Here in September To
Hold Conferences !

eysnty.eight thousand ex.ser,
y men receiving free scholar.
tps 70 the value OF five million
|s4itars ID one part of the educs.
|tlcnal record Of the Y. NJ. C. "A. in
he past year and a half.
With the discharge OF large mum.
beft Of men from the service at
close Of the war the y. NJ. G. A.
aeeaae1 70 use the major part OF It's
Eemaintng war work funds In, this
Ipfse tlcal way on the theory that IL
epic thus be fulfilling the trust
toSed In It by the American pub.
we. The plan was carried into exc
teution by thousands Of committees
'ot local men In every county Of
every stateIin the union. Scholar.
ships 10 universities, colleges, pre-.
paratory schools, business colleges,
night schools and correspondence
schools were among the various
means Of ttlrthering education used
Wy the ex:servics men who took ad.
vsntage Of the opportunity offered.
One Of the most important out.
growths Of this movement for more
sducation has been the organlza.
IA eta correspondence school by
~ YIN. c. A. teaching over two
undred subjects. This feature
sElil become a permanent part OF
Me y N! G. A. program. Tho
chools will be conducted on non.
matchmaking basis and any per.
b. who 80 desires can secure
ese courses for the cost Of pro.
auction.
4 The Fslrmont Association is one
% the several hundred progressive
sspciations Of the country which
n acting as local representative
ri the school. Industrial Secretary
kYictor Bird, who acts as local
ssent for the Falrmont association,
IS very anxious to see that the
schools render the very best kind
NJ service in this vicinity. During
We week Of September 2.10 H. S.
n1ncap, Of Washington. the Inter
ste representatives will be at the
al association to advise any one
j. g interested in the work.
"a
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MRS, cLAYToN eURIEp

Funeral services over the body
Of Miss Mary Alice clayton who
died. at the home Of her sister.
Mrs. W. H. Layton at Arnetts-.
Vile on Monday was held this aft.
ernoon at two o'clock and burial
was made in the cemetery there
by Undertaken R. G. Jones.
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TO 9, B., Michael:
You Will take notice that T. r,
Conway, the purchaser Of the fol.
lowing real estate, .o6 A. OF mia,
erals, 1855 OIL, 81 Gas and PARCEL,
located Ia Paw Paw district, Merton
county, West Virginia, which was
sold by the sheriff Of Marion coun.
" at the sale for delinquent taxes
made on the, sth day OF December,
1919, and q deed has been required
as provided by law, which deed will
be made to the said 7, r, Conway
on or after the 18th day Of October,
1921, unless you against that day
redeem the said real estate from
the said sale. The amount neces.
saFy to redeem Is as follows:
Amount paid sheriff at said
Amount pt1d surveyor for sur.
yey and report ..,......!. SIS
AmSunt paid for notice and
service thereof .....,..... LIES
Interest ......, .s.......,. .6s
1otAl st.js..ts $3.50 ss.'s SSl,3a
Given under my hand this 16th
day Of August. 1891.
LEE N, ssATTERFtELD,
Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia
ls-17.24.st Cd
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SPECIAL NOTICE
"a Martha Franees Milsnn.


Yott will take notice that 7. F.
iCongway, the purchaser Of the fol.
loving real estate, Lot No. is.
Riyesyille, located In Marion coun-
ty, West Virginia which was sold
w the sheriff Of Marion county at
sale for delinquent taxes made
IS me sth day OF December, 1919.
Ind q deed has been required as
provided BY Law, which deed will
be made 70 the said 7. F. Conway
on o.; after the. 18th day Of October.
|siapl unless you against that day
redteni the said real estate from
s. said sale The amoInl neces.
srg to redeem is as follows:
amount paid eherlk at said
Inourt paid surveyor for
;Syey and report. ..,...,. sis
eykhnt paid for notice and
service thereof. ........., 11,25
0nterest .................... rs
~ Given under my hand this 18th
dsS Of August, 1921,
LEE N. sATTERFlELR
ciisrk OF the County Court Of
Nsrion County, West Virginia,
tAt7.24.sf 81.
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SPECIAL NOTICE
NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received
at the office OF c. H. snider, Arch.
tect. Professional building, Fair.
mont. West Virginia, until IL
o'clock noon, on the 2Srd day OF
August, 1891, for the construction
Of public school building for the
Board OF Education Of Paw Paw
district, Marion county, West Wiz.
glnia at Dakota according to plans
and specifications prepared by G.
H. Snider, architect, FAirmont,
West Virginia.
Contractors may secure plans
and specifications at the office Of
the architect. or from ". D, Yost,
president Of the Board OF Educa.
ton, Fairvlew. West Virginia, up.
on reasonable notice OF their inte1.
ton to submit a bid.
The board reserves the right to
accept or reject any or all bids re.
ceived.
BY Order OF Board Of Education
Paw Paw District
s:1s.15.1s.1T.1s.1s.
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AoE!NlT.s M.!IANTgp

AGENT NEW PATENTED ESQ
Household novelty; one 10 8
dozen can be sold 70 every home,
hotel, restaurant, public institu.
ton etc; free moneymaking sell.
ing plan. Write MATHEWS DIS
TRtBuTING CO., Dept. s, 554 Mul.
berry, St, Newark, New Jersey.
S.11.1t54sA
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spEoIAn NorToE


poses 10 conduct de high school
Of the district for tSe term OF
months, and TO nay t6s same sill
reuire a levy OF cam -sc) ior
maintenance fund purposes and
ten cents ti0cl for tclnhsFs fund
purposes on each ope hundred dol.
lars valuation o. ali pfepatty tA1
able In said Union dlstt3st hased
upon the last lSseSsnent ~ fcai
and personal property. therein a.
follows:
Real estate .s..,.. \. y. ,fh1 "a
Personal property, tsess6 On
Public utility property ~ %
Total .s....... 90
New Building and Improvement
Fund Purposes
elementary ana Hish Seheols
ESTIMATED lREuETFTs
The amount due andgths amourt
that will become due and collect
bic from every soufcs lnt rar
building and improvement fund
purposes, except from the leyy Of
taxes for such putposss III te made
for the current fiscal ye1y
Amount due fund from
sheriff ......,.....sy eisS
ESTIMATED DIsBuR sEatlTs.
All expenditures payahle bni Of
the levy for new building and i'm
provement fund purposss iur tht
current year.
New buildings. .s.... 5000 Al
Equipment q buildings lpoon
Furniture .A.....s....s,ss 1asi,l
Total ..,.....,..... ii. sSi4lfsi
Total disbursements, I. 5llas5 81
Total receipts, .s,,,.. VI fslI6s
Amount 10 be raised by
leNy '.....s.,,...ssiss ~ 4IflI IS
And the board Of education dntn
determine and estimate that h vi
be necessary 10 raise S4,7fiss fdr
new building and improvement fltnd
purposes. and to pay the same viii
require a levy Of twenty cents
(9oc) on each one hundred dollar
Assessed valuation Of All pfopsrv
taxable In said Union district
based upon the last assessment 81
real and personal property therein
as follows:
Real estate ......s.. $3.50 a.
~ 1
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SPECIAL NOTICE
BOARD OF EDUCATION LEVY
ESTIMATE.
STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA,
County Of Marion, To.wlt:
District Of Union.


At a regular session Of the board
OF education OF Union district OF
Marion county held at the regular
meeting place thereof, on the sec.
ond Tuesday In August, 1921. Pres.
ent, G. Morgan Stanley. president
Of said board Of education, and VII.
liam 2. Hall, commissioner.
In accordance with chapter is,
Acts 1891, the board OF education
proceeded to make up an estimate
OF the amount necessary to be lev.
led for the current fiscal year, to
cover all district debts and liza.
bilities payable during tho year, in.
Guiding the probable expenditures
for district purposes, and proper
allowances for delinquent taxes, ex.
onerations and contingencies, but
deducting the money in the treas.
ury applicable to the service OF the
years and district claims doth de.
termlne and estimate the several
amounts to believed as follows:
Elementary School Purposes.
Maintenance Fund Estimate,
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS,
The amount due and the amount
that will become due and Collect.
BILE from every source for mainte.
nance fund purposes, except from
the levy Of taxes for such purposes
to be made for the current fiscal
Amount liata due from sheriff (. .;4ss.s4
Total ...............> ,s4ss.s4
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
All expenditures payable out OF
levy for maintenance fund purposes
for current fiscal year.
Delinquent taxes, discount
and generations. .....s $500
Salaries Of district officers
and employees. ........ $500
Janttors ............... 10000
insurance ,........,...... 10000
Telephone ............... 1000
Fuel :.......,............ 10000
Stationery and supplies. 1000
rost4ge ''.'...,....,...... 1000
Textbooks ............... $500
Advertising ........... 5000
Medical inspection. .... 5000
Audit. Chap. 81, Acts 100S 1000
Miscellaneous supplies, -. $685.
Total Observation-Disclosures .5T
Total disbursements. 80. ,s2,S54.57
Total receipts. ...........S 1854
Amount to be raised. I. q. $685. SO
Teachers Fund Estimate.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
None.
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
The debts and demands owed By
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Tho Bnitsd States is lbs great
est cstiis raising eountry IA tho
World
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NOTICE TO LIEN HOLDERS.
To the Creditors Of George NJ. ia
cohs, deceased:
In pursuance Of 4 decree OF the
Circuit Court OF the county Of Ma.
rion made In a CAUSE therein pend.
Ing to subject the real estate Of the
said George NJ, Jacobs, to the pay.
r1ent OF his debts, you are required
TO present your claims against the
estate Of, the said George NJ. Jacobs
for adjudication TO q. B. Carskadon,
9 Special Commissioner in Chan:
Gerry OF Marion county, West VII.
gtnia, at his office, rooms 1906
peyeny building ii tbs city Of Fair.
mont, Marion county, West Viz.
gtnia, on or before the 1st day OF
September, 1891.
Witness L. A. Gather, Clerk Of
! sni court this 12th day Of July.
T-l5.2o.27 s-1o.17
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FOR SALE-6 room house op
South Side, Locust avenue. Write
Box 54o.A care The West Wiz.
glnian. s.11.st-5ioA
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!r d W,Al,.NITrDI


wANSTEp-Lady experienced IN
keeping and use o. typewrlt-
or. Apply BY letter 5ssA, The West
Virsihian. 5 10 3t-5s2A
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4 Clifford q. Pride /:

10 Clifford q. Pride:
You will take notice that Leo
shfc6er, the purchaser OF the fol.
iowins real estate, 50, Of acres on
1lsatel Run, located in Winfield
district, Marion county, West Viz
kFlnia which was sold by the sher.
III Of Marion County at the sale
n delinquent taxes made on the
th day Of December, 1919, and
aesd has been required as pro.
Ned by law, which deed will be
!. ,sde TO said Leo shroyer on or
atter the 18th day Of October.
1871 unless you against that day
rsdaem the said real estate from
the said sale. The amount neces.
Az to redeem is as follows:
\ mount paid Sheriff at said
sale ..........~....,....slo,63
Amount paid surveyor for
! survey and report ......, SIS
Amount paid for notice and
Fefyice thereof ........" 11.25
ihterest .,...........,.... 2.t2
Total ......,..,....... S3O1o
Given under my hand this 18th
,dsy Of August. 1921.
LEE N. sATTERFGELD,
y Clerk Of the County Court OF
Marion County, West Virginia
Aug. ~ 81 S1@sert Z.
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I1h School Purposes.
Teachers Fund Estimate.
TterINT ar.,S

i = A4As44 80 ASASS41AG AsGJs q
The amount due and the amount
that will become due and collect.
bic from every source for teachers
fund purposes for high schools, ex.
cept from levy OF taxes for such
purposes to be made for current
fiscal year.
Balance due fund from
sherih .'.'............s 3s'4s
Total ....,.............S Ss.42
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
All expenditures payable out OF
levy for teachers purposes for high
schools for current year.
Tuition Of high school pu.
phs ,'.',..''',t.t.... 81, 426,36
Total disbursements. .. /. 81, 1856
Total receipts. ...........S 3s,42
Amount to be raised by
IeTy ..,...... 81 ,3Sb. 9 J
And the board OF education doth
determine and estimate that II viii
be necessary 10 raise s. for
maintenance fund purposes and
S2,3s5.o3 for teachers fund pur.
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FOR sALE-Near Latrobs. on. ma.
cadam road No. III 1853 IL
acres land, undeFlaid with cealj
good s.roan house; large new,
barn; good wSter, fruit, timber; =
bargain; price $50 per acre; will
consider part payment income
property. F1aek Realty company,
Latrebe, Pa. SIS st-S7SA
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FOR SALE-Furutturs, I rooms
completely furnished. original
cost $1,000. Will sell right. Inquire
7S7 Speedway. Take Norwood car
10 Meredith Tunnel s Is 3t-57sA
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WANTED-2 OF 8 unfurnished
rooms or cottage centrally To-
Gated. Phone I'LL. s IS 2t-5s8A