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COOK-Young irish girl; very neat good
cook; S65; well recommended. Sampson
Agency, fs4 Lexington av.
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CoOk-Capable. young; three years last
place: SIS; city or country. Miss Shea 9
Agency. E. 4lst. Murray Hill 6TT4.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

YOUNG WOMEN to train for nurses; IS
months course 4; pay While learning Brook
lyn Eye s. Ear Hospital, "a Livingston g..
Brooklyn, y. Y.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
East Side

GOTH ST. LEXINGTON Av. (IIotel Rut-
ledge Women exclusively, newly deco
rated; room, bath. SIC weekly up also
room. use bath, slI weekly up: restaurant
convenience; big reduction for 2 persons
93D ST, AT MADISON Av. (Hotel Ash
ton)--Newly decorated room. use of
bath. Sl2 week up; room, bath SIS weekly
UP; buses, surface cars. subway; tull hotel
service; restaurant
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COUPLE. useful. young: butler cooT. x-,l1
ing city. country; excellent referenosa
Miss Halls Bureau, II w. 44th. Narde-.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES

FREE LIST Of houses for sale and rent
write Van Winkle Co., Rutherford. N j.
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BOARDERS WANTED

SoTH ST, AT LEXINGTON Ay. tHotel
Rutledge)-For ladies'; one room and
meals from SIS up; elevator; telephone.
etc. full hotel service: newly decorated
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Miscellaneous 8
wATcHMAN. ALERT.
BUSINESS CARDS
Miscellaneous

DIAMONDS bcugh. ard sold for ca.h
ADVICE ltse. Bennett. l75 B'way. I'd roo-.
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coUPLE-Laundres houseman or care
takers; capable. anywhere. s12o. Miss
Shea's Agency. f. 4lst. Murray Hiu s-7I
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK, chambermaid. waitress, sisters; high
" recommended Miss Shaughnessy's .
Agency $50 9Th av,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

ELEGANTLY FURNISHED . AND 3
ROOM SUITES. WITH AND WITHOUT
Bath. SINGLE ROOMS. DESIRABLE
FOR BACHELORS. TELEPHONE SCHUY-
LER o762
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

! LOFTS. each 6ox1oo. light on four Sides
uiicss uics m%anufacturing mani purposes. Apply Joseph
naal, zVI6-2OS2 Pacific ct, Brooklyn.
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TO RENT, FuRNIsHED-pwo neat. cheer
ful, outside Connecting rooms conveniences :
with refined lady to refined business women
or couple 4se West 1a6th st. Apt. IA.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

10TH ST. $50 Morningside Ave), Apart
nent 44-Large, light airy room, every
family; for business gentleman; references
desired. Telephone 3447 Morningside
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

JAf an NESic--Cook stoneware; cooking sna.
cla1. Mogi, III West 9th ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

s65 WEST END AvE.-Suite. single rooms
and studlous, with or without bath: ref
erence.
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West Side

10TH ST. IA WEsT-Iarge room: private
bath; gentleman; permanent, references.
slST 81. COLUMBUS Az Colonial HoteD
Newly decorated furnished rooms. usa
OF bath; Sl2 weekly up; elevated, surfac o
cars. subway full hotel service; restaurant
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK, French. excellent cuisine requires
kitchenmaid references. coz Sixth ave,
JacquIn's Agency.
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Office
Miscellaneous

STENoGRAPHER, years experience:
Christian; good correspondent; advertising
agency preferred X 643, Tribuns.
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General Houseworkcrs, Etc.

HOUsEKEEPE ER--settled thoroughly ex-
perienced; executive ability: personality.
capable supervise large esta biishment; /;
highly recommended. Miss Hairs Brueau.
Vanderbilt S34O
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

COOK-Englsh; capable willing Miss
Halls Bureau. II West 44th: Vanderbilt
S34Q
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

WANTED-Used 30. A b Dick letts-
folder or Iuuitigraph letter folder with
motor. Must be IN first class running orde,
Either make VIII be considered Il the price
Is r-ght Write 20 Boz 1852. St. Joseph,
New-York tribune., 1921-10-31

HOUSBkEEPER tpractica'o. refined; very
capable American: FIVE years last I0s, .
tion; bachelors preferred, 500. Mason s
Agency. 1S ". 43d.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
DATES ANNOUNCED FOR
: REGISTRATION OF VOTERS
August 80, September 6 and II
FIxed-OId Lists Cancelled

Dates for personal registration in
Philadelphia will be August 30, Septem-
Der and 10. This was announced to-
day. at Harrisburg, by the State Bureau
Of Elections.
The bureau also calls attention to the
fact that nominating petitions for
State wide Offices. judicial and consti-
tutional convention delegate nomina-
tlons must be filed with the secretary by
August IL and other petitions filed with
County Commissioners by August %.
The personal registration dates for
cities of second and third class follow ::
Pittsburgh and Scranton. September s,
13 and II.
Third class cities-September 1, G
and II.
There will be different hours for the
various classes.
~ All previous registrations expire this
year and to vote at the primary in the
cities registration is essential.
The September primary will be held
on the 10th. and will be unusual in
that, in addition to making nominations
the people of the State will vote on the
question Of the constitutional conven-
tion and elect a Congressman n at Large
to succeed the late NJ. NJ. Garland, Al
legheny, elected last year, and who died
few days later.
The judicial nominations are on a
party basis for the first time in eight
years. as are the municipal nominations
incPittsburgh and Scranton.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
Stanton Closing for Season

,rd i"e ri, stanton Theatre closes tonight
I'M u,E.l Mill reopen September 3rd
While It is dark" the eJifco will
fs.sse sone over aud when 1t re opens with
.rir iure photoplays and music as form
.conrN many additions for the comfort and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
INO HEROES ARE
! CALLED SLACKERS
, .+est Government List oon-
tains, as Usual, Names Of
/ Men Who Served Nobly

r,,o men who were under fire in
France are named on the Stacker list
issued for publication otday.
Andrew Chernick, who, according to
,he Government, failed tn appear when
called for service. went overseas June
TX. 1918. as private IN the ol2th IN
ssn,v Seventy ninth Division. He was
ln,,gndoJ lnn.gd In action on the Flanders
font Scptembcr 81. so severely that he
Ia to remain under hospital care more
.bsn six months. and has been able to
..alt only I'm the last six weeks. Cher
n,cL Is receiving S135 a month in COM
noneotion from the Government and Is
tsa;ning 70 be n mechanic in the Broad
nj Snring Garden streets school for
disabled soldiers. Chernick underwent
Sour operations for wound that almost
tore away his right leg.
sam Kostrinsky. another hero listed
as A Stacker, trained in Camp Lee with
a PENNSYLVANIA infantry outfit and went
N France in the summer of 1913. He
was overseas year, and every one
who knew him In the army spoke highly
Of his courage under fire.
He returned with his outfit in Febru-
sry, 1919, when he received an honor
able discharge, and since then has been
employed bp several meat companies
rs salesman. Since returning. he has
lived with his brother, Sol, in 726 New
Market street. According to the
brother, Kostrinsky left last night for
Youngstown. o.. where he expects to
get job with meat packing concern.
Like so many others, he is entirely ig-
norant of the fact that the Government
e. looking for him.
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De Mile Play for STAGE

When William G. De Mile became
field marshal of the movies" the fact
that he is a well-known author of plays
which have been successful on the stage.
was lost track Of One of his manu-
scripts which he had written with the
purpose of having it produced for the
legitimate. has been constructed into
q short vehicle for vaudeville. called
I'm 10O0.' and Dorothea Sadlier is to
present it for the first time at Keith's
next week
1t is glance into the future to depict
the page of life seventy eight years
hence and is described as one of the
cleverest bits of satire turned out for
vaudeville. Miss Sadler is making her
hrst appearance as star in the two
sa'day. She is comedienne and has en-
l0yed success in several vaudeville pro-
Me-"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
Features at Woodside

=, Inc Lancaster Avenue Business
men S Association gives its annual out
ing at Woodside Park next Wednesday.
rost Gl. American Legion. will par
ucIPate in the proceedings.
Durbano'S Concert Band continues
furnish attractive music for park
patrons. Sarah Jones will continue as
soloist' She has made a favorable i'm
preston in park music circles.
y, oWlhg to the success of Children s
10y Day and Children's Day. both these
vents will be repeated. The Toy Day
Us set tor August ., when 800 toys will
ne distributed free to the children hold
iag the tickets with the lucky numbers
day nights.
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Leps at Willow Grove

Talented soloists will feature the
second week of Wassili Leps and Or
chestra at Willow Grove. Mr.. l.eps has
struck popular chord in his develop
ment of the idea of giving operate pro,
grams. III Trovatore' and Lucia
will be the offerings for the coming
week, at the final night concerts of Fri
day and Wednesday respectively. The
soioists will be Emily Stokes Hagar,
soprano: Marie Stone Langston. con-
tralto; Bernard Poland, tenor; Horace
Hood, baritone; Virginia Gill. soprano;
Louis Martin, bass: Eva A. Ritter,
Eduard Davies, Charles Eddlemand,
Rudulph Sternberg. The chorus will be
of picked members of the Philadelphia
Operate Society.
The Philadelphia Ladies Double
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
Guide to Photoplays
for the Week to Come
New PhOtoplays

New PhOtop3ays
STANLEY - "rhe Great Adventurer,
by Arnold Bennett. stars Lionel Bar
rymore. Kenneth webb directed the
piece, which deals with a man VINO
pretends he is his own valet Tony
Sarg's when the Whale Was Jo-
nahed," is added.
PALACE Carnival was made IN
England by Harley Knoles, Win VIII
Matheson Lang in the leading role.
A man, playing "Othello," hnds ms
wife in similar situation with that
o. Desdemona.
ARCADIA - wealth" brings Ethel
Clayton. Cosmo Hamilton wrote u
Money is a curse when It removes
the incentive to work, according 70
the theme Of this movie.
VICTORTA-"Jove's Penalty" has Hope
Hampton as star. The plot concerns
girl who aye ay;snges osd wrong 40 nang her
Those Present" is the added comedy.
CAPTTOL-"Behnd Masks has Doro-
thy Dalton in the leading character OF
II. Phillips Oppenheim's thrilling
story. Kempton Green, Of this city.
is in support of the star
has owen Moore as lead, and Is based
upon the theory Of mans being
funny when in love. Kathryn Perry,
the newly-wed Mrs. Moore. Is in sup.
port of her star-husband.
Reviewed Heretofore
COLONIAL-"Deception."
GREAT NORTHERN-May Allison, in
"EXtravagance."
S53 MARKET - Elsie Ferguson, In
Sacred and Profane Love"
STRAND-"Deception
LOCUST--"Kazan."
LMONT-"Road to London"
DER--"Sentimental Tommy"
COLISE UN-"All Dolled Up"
Notwithstanding Different"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

CONSTANCE TALMADGE will be
~ on the screen of the Stanley week of
August 1 in lessons in Love"
Henery Miller acted in this Murray
play in this country under the title of
perkins" and it is still playing in
England as "The Man From Toronto. +"
Grant Carpenter adapted 1t for the
screen. and Chet Withey directed Miss
Talmadge in Lessons in Love"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
tion, plays opposite Courtenay Foote In
the leading feminine role.
NOTHING quickens the human pulls

NOTHING quickens the human pulse
L more than heart interest. In
selecting his initial vehicle for pre-
sentation through Associated Producers,
J. l.. rockingham decided upon film
ing THE Ten Dollar Raise" a Satur.
day Evening Post story from the pen Of
popular American writer, Peter b..
Kyne. 1t will have it's first Phila.
delphia showing at the Victoria week Of
August !.
"The Ten Dollar Raise" was de.
cided upon for the reason that it is n
drama wherein millions of America s
population can see themselves, story
Of everyday life with every day situ-
ations brought out in way to make
the spectator imagine he Is one of the
characters upon the screen.
1t is the story of an elderly book
keeper. who existed on a small salary
and lived on the hopes Of a ten dollar
raise, which miserly employer prom.
srl annually, but always put off until
the following Christmas.
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Fight Film Holds Over

At the Towers Theatre, Camden; the
official motion pictures of the Dempsey
Carpenter fight have proved so pop
ular that the management announces
these scenes of the fstic encounter will
be continued next week. 1t is also
stated that this is positively the last
six days in which to see these pictures
in close proximity to Philadelphia. The
pictures were taken with slow notion
picture cameras. Every detail of the
fight is shown.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

Quartet will be heard in a selected pro-
gram for the third concert Friday. The
sopranos are Hilda Reiter. Augusta
Witherow, Jean Davis, Pearl Short,
and the altos are Beatrice Harding,
Irma Sewers, Alice Thwing and Ethel
Young. At the other concert of the
week Mr.. Leps will play symphonic
numbers. Among the soloists will be
Paul Volkman, tenor Dorothy Fox, So
prano; Ida Davis, pianist; Emil Folg =
man, cellist; Saul Mann, Otto Muller.
Mae Leithold, and Elizabeth Brey.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

ORIENTAL pomp and ceremony. in
~ its garish. bizarre splendor is
spectacularly portrayed in the royal
palace scenes which are among the
features of THE Bronze Bell" the
Thomas II. Ince- Louise Joseph Vance
production announced as the feature at
the Arcadia week Of August I.
''The Bronze Bell" is stirring
romance of British East India.
Doris May, who has returned to the
Ince banner after an extensive vaca
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
Theatrical Billboard
For the Coming Week
Vaudeville

Vaudeville ......
REITH'S =. Jack Norworth, in clever
character songs: Olive BriScoe and
AL Rauh. novelty slit: Adelaide Bell,
versatile dancer; Janet Adair. songs !;
Dorothea Sadlier and william Gas.
ton, comedy playlet: Frank Van Ho-
ven, magician JoXey and O'Connor !;
Five Avalons. Gold and Edwards
GLOBE = Wroe's Buds, versatile juve-
niles; Viola May and company, songs !;
Four Bards, skillful athletes; Nea-
politan Duo, singers 10 10 and Har.
rison. skit; Fields and Fink, playle: !;
Willisch, juggler.
WALTON ROOF Emily Lea, varied
entertainer Werth and Bowin. novel
dancers Beth Beri, songs and
dance. Dancing
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23
ConwelI Film at Ocean Grove

d. Johnny Ring and the Captains
SS"oru opens two week run at Ocean
"rOVe' \. j., on Monday.
ms production is unique in that it
IA true, to- life photoplay depicting the
vents that had TO do with the con
rn rsaslon ana lite work OF Dr. Russell II.
.UgaWell' .ug clergyman, author, educator
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-23

80 Matson Navigation Co.
100 Market street,
San Francisco, Cal.
o,2G South ,isy s.. baltimore. Md.
~ Wall street. y. Y
lOh Pacific Mail =. y. Co
10 Hanover So, n. Y,
Tel, Bowling Green 1890.
.s2i Market, St San Francisco. Cal.
100 The Admiral Line.
II State street. n. Y,
Tel. Bowling Green 1925.
L. c, Smith Bldg, Seattle Wash.
l59. T. ). Mall ;, s. Co.. Inc.
Tel Whitehall 1900.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-25
Today's Events

Today is the twentieth anniversary
of the beginning of the oil boom in
Oklahoma.
lie Baron B. Colt, United States
senator from Rhode Island, is 10
years old today.
League of Nations Day is to he
celebrated today with a great rQlly in
Hyde Park, london
! The 45th anniversary of the Custer
massacre is to be observed today with
the myeiling of a monument on the
Little Big Horn battlefield in Mon
tana.
The Seventh u S. Cavalry, now
stationed at Fort Bliss, Texas, and
l0f which Gen George A. Custer was
at one time colonel. will observe to-
day as regimental day in commemO.
ration of the battle of Little Big Horn
/ in which Custer and his entire com
mand were killed by indians.
Whether Socialism in the United
States is to retain its present pro
gram and identity or be amalgamated
by the Soyietsm or Communism is
one of the big issues which is ex-
pected to be decided by the national
convention of the Socialist party
which is TO begin its sessions today
in Detroit.
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Odd and interesting

There are said to be nearly 10000
known medicinal remedies
Persons with blue eyes are rarely
affected with color blindness.
The black panther has the reputa
ton OF being the fiercest of all ami
mali
1t is computed that the average
man speaks in the course Of a year
/ | 1000 000 words.
No Improvement in the method OF
burning bricks has been found in
! more tnau a century
1t is estimated that every mar
walks two miles day, if only stir
ring about his room or Office
Weather bureau figures so to show
that the windiest place in the United
States is Point Reyes, Calf.
Names seacoast in a straight line
is 225 miles, while following the ins
and outs it is 24S6 miles
Scientists have never satisfactorily
accounted for the fact that when a
man is puzzled he scratches his
head
A l4ondoner has collection OF
pawn tickets representing transac.
tons with my uncle in every civil.
! lied country.
According to suicide statistics in
the United States the day on which
most acts oi self-destruction are com
mitted is Monday, between and L.
p. m
Chinese stokers seem to be immune
to the fierce heat of The tireroom on
the ocean steamships, and can stand
up to temperatures that would speedily
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WARNING

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e '0 go, I'M ni.,1,o '''' @ h ,,r
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June o. i'-i a. y O, W., ~ ~ ele MN Nh
mug ls 10 N'nS'N' 'lo io''o " MS 0"9'
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anu IT rn 90. @,''l n.hot ,ov soid distric,
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In The Days News

John Dillon, who celebrates his 10th
birthday today, has been conspicu.
GUS in Irish politics for the past 40
years. He is called the Honest
John" of ireland and is one Of the
most widely loved of that Islands
sons. He began his public career as
member of Parliament in 1880 ana
in 1896 he succeeded Justin McCar'
thy as leader of the anti Parnellites.
Like other Irish leaders his career
has been a stormy one. In 1883 lie
was sentenced to six months imp
Irisonment for taking part in the 'Plan
Iof Campaign movement. In 1890 ne
was arrested for seditious talk, but
escaped to France while out on bail,
Later he surrendered and served an
other term in jail In 1913 he sue
ceeded John Redmond as chairman
Of the Nationalist Party. Mr.. Dillon
has paid several visits to America aud
early in his career he helped Par
nell and Dayitt found the Land Lea
que in the United States.
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me to try it. was then in bed part of
the time and my doctor said | would
have to be operated on, but we decided
10 try the Vegetable Compound and
also used Lydia L. Pinkhams Sanative
Wash. ! am dressmaker and am now
able to go about my work and do my
homework besides. You are welcome
to use this letter as testimonial as | am
always glad to speak word for your
medicine. - Mrs w. M. STEPHENS, il03
N. Commerce ST., Vernon, Texas.
Dressmakers when oyerworled arc
prone to such ailments and should profit
oy Mrs. Stephens experience.
Write to Lydia Il. Pinkham Medicine
Go, (conddentiaD, Lynn, Mass, about
your health. Your letter will be opened.
read and answered by a woman and
held in strict confidence.
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1837--First brick church edifice in
Chicago was dedicated.
184G-Col. John Crowell, Alabama's
first representative in Congress
died near Fort Mitchell, Alta
Born in North Carolina about
1885
1S71-The jubilee of Pope Leo XIII.
was celebrated after rs years
OF dominion
lS73-Gen George A.Custer killed in
battle with the Indians near
The Little Big Horn river in
Montana Born in Harrison
county. Ohio, Dec. 5. 1889
1SS5-Sir Nathaniel Rothschild was
created a peer. the first Jew
in the House of Lords.
lSg5-Lyman Salisbury became a
British premier for the third
time
1SG9-Lyman Trumbull, who was ell
ected to the L. S, senate
through the withdrawal Of
Abraham Lincoln, died in Chi
cago Born at Colchester,
Conn, Oct, -, 1913.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1921-06-25

lie Baron 3. Colt, United States
senator from Rhcde Island born at
Dedham Mass, Is years ago today.
Rev William A. Quayle, bishop OF
the Methodist Episcopal Church. born
at parkville, Mo, 81 years ago today.
General Sir Francis Wingate for
mer British High Commissioner for
Egypt born 60 years ago today.
Dorothy Bernard welLknown notion
picture star, born at Port Elizabeth
Cape Colony 81 years ago today.
Phi Brock, wel-known American
lightweight pupil'st. born in Russia
80 years ago today
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PROSTATE white men

PROSTATE white men.
Among some Of the tribes in the
Arctic region a man MO wants ii.
yorce leaves home in anger and GOES
not return for several days The
wife takes the hint and departs.
In some parts of China the punish
ment for murder is death from sleep
lessness. The condemned man is
kept awake by beating the soles of
his feet. and this treatment con
tinues until he dies, usually in nine
or ten days
The best Persian rugs represent
patience, taste and prolonged labor.
On each square foot of surface =
weaver works about twenty-three
days A rug. u by u feet would
therefore require the labor of one
man more than ten years, working
six days a week.
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"Cold In the Head

Those subject to frequent colds in the
head" will find that the use Of HALLS
CATARItH MEDICINE win build up the
system cleanse the Blood and render
them less liable to colds Repeated at
lacks of Acute Catarrh may lead TO
Chronic Catarrh.
HALLS CATARRH MEDICINE Ii
taken internally and acts through the
Blood on the Mucous Surfaces OF tie Sys-
TEN, thus reducing the inflammation ana
restoring normal conditions,
All Druggists. Circulars free
h. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
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~'~-~ F'F7Fa ta@9s1so f-s-e EexzoEas1sa E&-8S
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most skilful officers in the Fed
eral armies during the civil war
born at Ballston Spa, ~ Y
Died at Mendham, N j.. in 1888
1916 Queen Victoria gave assent tc
tine act for the repeal of the
Corn Laws.
1867 Six hundred bishops and thou.
sands of priests attended the
canonization of % martyrs in
Rome.
1S7l-The Home Government Asso
cation, for home rule in Ire
land, held its first anniversary
meeting
1S77-President Rutherford b. Hayes
Visited Boston.
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Today's BIRTHDAYS

Sir Robert l.. Borden, former Dom
mon premier, born at Grand Pre-, N
s., 67 years ago today
Frieda Hempel, celebrated operate
soprano, born at Leipsic, Germany
36 years ago today
Thomas w. Miller, u S. Alien
Property Custodian, Dorm at VIII
mington, Del, 80 years ago today
Aron s. Kreider, representative in
Congress OF the Eighteenth Pennsyl-
vania district, born in Lebanon Coun-
ty, Pa, rs years ago today
Brig. Gen, Frank d. Baldwin u, S.
A., retired, born at Manchester,
Mich, 10 yeuns ago today.