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is expected to improve by July, while the financial situation is improving.
 There has been no improvement in financial affairs in Argentina and bank loans are increasing. although deposits are falling off. While exports are increasing slowly. imports are dull, the decrease in imports rom the United States especially becoming more apparent
 Brazil Banks Cut Credits
 Banks in Brazil are not granting loans except for strictly commercial purposes, the survey continued. and deposits have been reduced somewhat. The cost of living is increasing stead fly, but large crops are predicted.
 Peru is passing through it's read justment period without great embar rassment. although money is tight and credits are more difficult to ob- tain.
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New Ruling Opens Way To Sale
 or Beer And Wines As Medicine
 Or For Other Non-Beuerage Use
Places These Alcoholic Liquors In Same Class With Whsky; Starts Rumor That Plans To Obtain
 Further Restrictions Are Wrecked

WASHINGTON. March 9. = Beer as whisky under an opinion by the attorney general. made public today by the bureau of internal revenue. The ruling. one of the most import ant since the advent of prohibition, makes, il possible for alcoholic liq. uors to be used for medical and oth- CT -non-beveraee purposes. and for all to be manufactured and sold for these purposes subject only to limit ations of the Volstead act on non- beverage intoricants.
 The opinion was written by for mer Attorney General Palmer, and was in reply to questions from inter- nal revenue and prohibition officials bearing on construction of half a dog en moot points in the law.
 May Upset Regulations
 Whether it will upset any regula- tions of the revenue and enforcement bureaus had not been made known tonight. Commissioner Williams say ing he had not an opportunity to study the, opinion. He said officials concerned with enforcement would prepare at once to draft regulations.
 There were many rumors that the opinion had wrecked plans of dry ad- vocates to obtain further restrictions of liquor sales. Officials refused 10 comment on the reports, however. but Wayne B. Wheeler: general coun- sel for the Anti-Saloon League. in a statement said 39 states had state codes prohibiting the prescribing of beer for medical purposes. He de- clared that the opinion was not in accord with the federal law.
 Congress clearly did not intend to attemrt to legalize what the state laws prohibit" he said. Unless the opinion is overruled. congress should 'a mend the law It was difficnlt to overrule it because the government and the brewers are on the same side and there is no one to contest it. un-
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No Authoritative News

LONDON, March g. Information given in the house of commons to- day from British representatives m the Baltic states appeared to show that the government is without au- thoritative news from Russia. It was announced that the situation at Mos COW and Petrograd was obscure, but it was believed fighting was proceed ing in Petrograd; that Kronstadt was in the power of the revolutionary leader Koslosky and that the atti- tude of the Red army Is uncertain But all reports were conflicting. It was assumed that the fact that Trot- zky had been given dictatorial pow CTS and chief command showed that the soviet government regarded the position serious.
 Red Army Retreats
 A Wednesday dispatch to the Times rom Riga says Bolshevik lead CTS in Petrograd escaped by motor car following the capture by the rev olutionaries today of the city with the exception of the Nicolai and Fin
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ing the present term of the legisla- ture. On motion of Senator c. NJ
 Stoddard. of Maricopa. and over the protest of Senator w P Sims. Of Co- oh se,the senate adopted a resolution providing that the senate Of the fifth regular session Of the legisla- ture of the state of Ariona shall con- tinue in session until senate and house bills now pending before eith- CT the senate or house of represen- tatives s.iall have been acted upon" !" The resolution was adopted Oy a strict party vote, 10 to :. The Dem
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A|RPLANE THIEF IS BEING SOUGHT
Plane Taken While Owner Dimes; Short Of "Gas,"
 May Not Get Far

Fhf-S'S CITY. March g. Searcn for a $4000 airplane stolen from this
 " today was under way south of here tonight. The machine, the prop erty of c. M. Tuxhorn. was taken from q flying field while he was at dinner. He said that he arrived in time to see the plane disappearing 1 he clouds to the southward. Tux horn expressed the belief that the thief would be unable to go far be- cause the gasoline tank contained only small supply of fuel.
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less the new attorney general over rules the opinion
 Opinion Somewhat Ambiguous
 The opinion appeared ambiguous in some respects. officials said. and as result they could not determine whether the government had power to limit prescriptions physician may write except that the law speci- flies no more- than pint per person m 10 days. Palmer declared he be- lieved it the purpose of congress to leave the physicians 'unfettered by governmental control" yet he thought regulations might properly restrict the amount sold on a prescription.
 Palmer called attention to provis- ions of law which apparently had left the physician to act on his judgment He suggested then that when a phy- sician abused the privilege he could be dealt with criminally but added that in no case should the judgment Of the physician be supplanted by that of enforcement officials.
 Can't Withhold Permits
 Replying to the question whether the government could restrict per mits to manufacture, sell or pre- scribe, Palmer explained that the Volstead act had limited only classes to which permits could be issued and had permitted no discrimination be- tween persons within those classes. He said the withholding of permits could not be done legally, even though officials were convinced few CT permits would suffice in any given state or city.
 Palmer advised officials that they had ample authority" to write such regulations as they believed neces- sary to make certain enforcement of the law. Dry advocates stressed this statement, declaring that by it means would be found which would circum- vent and handicap the sale of beer and wines and would not throw open the door to manufacture in quanti- ties of high alcoholic beer again as nti-prohibiGonists insisted
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ocratic senators were absent
 Both houses held night sessions tonight. During the day and night sessions many measures were con sidered but few of them were of much popular interest
 Senate bill No. Al. known as the nti-Tombstone county seat removal bill, was adopted in the senate today by vote of II to ,. Before adoption the measure was amended to include indirectly Globe. in Gila county This was accomplished by removing an amendment limiting the distance which county seat might be moved.
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World Can't Go
 On As It Has,
 Saws Marshall

CLEVELAND. March 9.--A plea for the rejuvenation of Democratic ideals in the American life by the leveling of class distinction in in America was made in an ad- dress by former Vice President Marshall today.
 America is the hope of the world" he said. and America rests upon the heart that is in the breast of every American, man and woman
 The world cannot go on as il has. Disarmament must come some day.
 Let Us live our democracy-let us level all distinctions in class and make this America really democratic"
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Italy RehabitItatIno

WASHINGTON. March g. (By the Associated Press)-Italy is pre- pairing, through rehabilitating her in ternal financial condition. the setting in motioniagain the machinery of com mercial relsSsDns and resuming pro duction of staples of commerce uti, lized in her foreign trade to discharge her debt to the United States, Rolan- do Ricci new italian ambassador. said today in answer to an inquiry. The debt, according to the last annual report of former Secretary of the Treasury Houston is S1,631. .000,OO
 The ambassador said:
 The following is my precise opin- ion in regard to the American loans to Italy and the payment by Italy:
 Italy must, through revision of the accounts, ascertain the exact amQnt of her debt and then ask for a convenient period w1bin which to pay it. This condition is essential; because otherwise it would be impos- sible for Italy to rehabilitate her fl- nancial condition which is the only way whereby Italy can pay her debt
 Preferred Nation Treatment
 Italy would naturally ask the pre- ferred nations treatment, l. e.. Italy would ask that in case of a cancella- tion or partial remittance of debt to
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Students Bar Half Hose, SFlort Skirts, Love Making, Booze

BREMERTON, Wash, March g. Ear puffs, half hose. short skirts. whisky, love making and attending public dances are denounced by students at the Union high school here in resolutions adopted at meetings today.
 The girls set the fashions and the boys took charge of morals.
 As an aid to enforcement of the ban on love making the students ruled against the pairing of boys and girls in the double seats of the class rooms.
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MEAT WORKERS ASK PRESIDENT
 I ] STAVE OFF
 GUT IN WAGES
Packer Labor Controversy First Industrial Problem
 Put Up To Harding
STRIKE THREATENED
Men Ask President Force Packers To Comply With
 War Time Agreement

OMAHA. Neb. March g. Presi dent Harding was appealed to to. night by representative of packing house employees with a request that he try to prevent a proposed reduc- tion of wages and readiustment of working hours. which have been an nounced by meat packers to become effective March IA.
 Delegates to a conference called by the Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers of North Am erica voted. unanimous>y late today to appeal to the president in an at. tempt to forestall abrogation of the war time agreement between the packers and their employees. The delegates represented workers in every large packing center of the country and their action, according to union officials. affects 200, 900 em. ployes.
 Ask Changes Be Held Up
 The telegram to the president asked him to request the packers to hold in abeyance" the wage and hours. changes announced as effect i've next Monday until the secretary of labor can investigate charges con tatned m the message The confer ence also adopted resolution re- uuesting the president ito use his good offices to compel the packers tu comnl'ance with the agreement en- tered into bv the government and that unless the packers consent that he exercise his power to place all tbe nacking house industry under government control and operation and nrtll~lv brand the present own CTS and managers Of the industry as ~'~-~cN 'o tho government and SO ciety in general"
 A st-il,1 " rnirg arneared Tn fho sarta resolution which instructed the -'pio1 ofr'core "-o tal-e such action v,'ll re@ult in unapinous nrd Q, r---'--o -as'~'nr~e fo 9 return to the 10 hour working day. wage rednc- .'iOne and nthr~ harharic conditions 'haf evisted rr'or to 1a17.' unless P-esidevt Hardine sends assurance of action accordin~ with tho confer ence' request This resolution. ac- oo-''no to nannis Lone. secretary tra~s''rar of tro unior. rnhans autho-- '-~s'~- F~- p ---''-a ofs9c.i,g ar naoi,-. ing houe employees Of the TTr''od c "-0- ~nI C~nada
 A-@a-i sert correr-
 Sarn~el Co-nra-s n~asidant of tho Ar'"-'c"n Fe1araticn of Labor. was asked. in another telegram sent to- niPht tn % fo the White House as the direct representative of the meat o'rf'e~s' union ard urge immediate action on tho hacking horso workers rnc''srt TO wac aleo "ekeS tc cau maetino newt Nonda- Tn rh'oapo c' - H'+ha al'i~d rnicn- working ro-
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BATUM MENACED FOREIGN RULERS BY RED UPRISING GREET HARDING
Petrograd Situation Vague Despite Report That Reb-
 els Have Seized City

BATUM, March g. A Bolshevik uprising has broken out here. Thou sands of persons. in addition to the allied mission and members of the Georgian government, are leaving.
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FRENCH ASSURE NJ INTENTION IF PERMANENT
 ] | CUP AT|ON
Supreme Council Decides On 90 Per Cent Toll On 1
 Sale Of German Goods
BELGIANs SEIZE CITY
People Of Occupied Zone Hail Arrival Of Allied
 Troops With Relief

AMERICAN MILITARY HEAD QUARTERS, coBLENz. March g. (6y the Associated Press) - The inter-aIlied Rhineland com mission has decreed a censor ship over wire communication for period of eight days. The censorship may be renewed in- definitely. News of troop move ments is being censored.
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A----l sert correr-

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THE WEATHER

Arizona: Generally fair Thursday and Friday; not much change in tempera- ture
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less the new attorney general over rules the opinion"
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COPPER PRICES

Average price week ending
 March ,. 192l...........,.........12lS75 Closing price week ending
 March ?. l92l.....................12l2J Average price for month of
 February, l92l......-.-.......-..12j56
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Miscellaneous For Sale

oRASGEs-Tree ripened = direct
from grower paced in grove:
BusheI boxes $3.50. Grapefruit
81. 90. Send check with order. y.
K. WALKER, wauchula, Florida.
IL 9 Ct 1872 A
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Rooms Wanted

HOME IN PRIVATE FAM1LY2
Desired by young business man;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay well. Phone John Smith, COOK
(This is a suggestion for q Want
Ad to be used II you want to bet
ter your living conditions. Costs
only &c per word each day.)
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SNYDER MOTOR Coolidge
Brothers Motor Cars & Trucks.
Payment plan. Storage per day
or month. Phone 295-R. ST.
Jackson is. 12-3-26t-1S63A
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ALKfpB & CHIPS. New and
used furniture store. Good
pi&gOs, i99 Merchant st. Phone
isfl-w 1877 est 1852 A
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New
and used cars. Cash or terme.
Phone $50. LIBERTY GARAGE.
Cor. Merchant & Morgantown
11-3o-26t-lS22A
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NEW FLAT TOP DESK AND
CHAIR for sale. Call 11S2.R.
12.12-3t.2o22A
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OFFICES 10 Rent

DESK ROOM and use 81 telephone
in downtown office building. Low
rental to reliable party. Phone
44737. (Use a Want Ad like this II
you have more room In your Office
than you need. Perhaps somebody
would be glad to rent desk space
from you.)
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TEN SHARES preferred; 5 SHARES
Of COMMON stock West Virginia
Metal Products Corporation. J. s.
sos Euclid 81 Phone 342-M,
l9=6-6t-1sS9AI
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WE MAKE CLOTHES. Daugherty
& Co. over Leopold's Store.
12-1-26t-1sSGA
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HONEY. Buckwheat dark and
clover tlight) pure and mellow;
direct from the bees into the home,
no middleman, by parcels post; ar,
rival guaranteed. Per pail 8 lbs,
$1.25. 10 h., SEES. JAS. ,REYN:
DERs, Ulster, Pc. l2.i3.st2o40A
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WOmen's Specialties

GERTRUDE DoZIER FENNELL.
Artful designing and dressmak-
ing. us Watson Ave., Phone
1871. 1l-1q-3Ot-164SA
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Dressmaking

DREssMAKING AND PLAIN
SEWING. Give US a trial. zoo
Walnut Ave. Phone 06l-R-
Il Is got 1873 4
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Autos and Accessories

BROTHERS MOTOR
CARS. Payment plan. Storage.
Open day & night. SSYDBR'S
Phone 2s5-R.
11-80-26t-lS2sA
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For Exchange

GooD REFRIGERATOR; will ex-
change for rugs, or davenport
mr. What have you2 Phone AK.
lat &c per word each day you car
insert this sort OF Want Ad 10 dis
nose OF thinss you no longer need.J
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SEWING WANTED-Phone 215-N
I112 CASTOR Ave.
1l.ls.2St-165s4
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Houses For Sale

BIG oPPoRTUNlTT-Who wants
70 buy s-room house, bath, base
mant, electricity, gas, water, garage.
Lot 50x66. Must be seen to be ap'
ureciated Phone 1126.R, 211 Ma.
ket ST. 11.2926tl7SIA
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BIG REDUCTIONS in United
States & Goodyear Tires. FAIR.
MONT VLUCANIZlSG co.
Il St 1901 A
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no BUY. SELL OR RENT see
Geo. d. Brobst, Realtor, Protes-
slonal Bldg. 1l'ss-Sst173aA
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Agents Waited

AGENTS-Handle tho latest wash
ing compound "Nirvana." Big
package for fifteen cents. 100 per-
cent profit. Big repeater. We
guarantee sale first order. Get ter
.rEtory nnw. j. w. CHAPMAN &
COMPANY, 332 Third Ave, Pitts.
'burRh, Pa. 12-l2:1t20l5A
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/ SELL FA1RMONT

$3.50. 4 room Cottage, j. Ad-
dition.
sol state Street, vacant, best
offer buys,
10 acre modern farm on paw
Cd road, trade for Fairmont
property.
4oT Chicago street, rooms,
Trade. Morgantowu Pike
farm Tor house.
Good Automobile for irHt
payment on house.
Edgmoni LOT $40 down and
$40 Il week.
West End Home, trade for
small house.
$4,000 monthly, good : room
soI naomi street ! rooms. a
bargain.
cottase, cor. 9TH and Mt.
Nornon, easy payments.
LEVI B. HARR
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Building Lots For Sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLv1Ew,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown Avenue. For
%nafticUlafS see + AlRMQNF
dBUiLDTNG & INYEsTMENT co"
42a Professional Bldg.
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Household Goods
Help Wanted

.YOUNG MEN, WOMEN over II,
desiring government positions.
$3.50 monthly, write for free list
positions for 1922. n. Terry for.
NOR Civil Service Examlnerl a96
Continental Bldg, Washington. ID.
.C. 10 9 81 1866 a
PoSITIoNs-Rail-
way mail. p%ostofftce, field service.
Examinations soon. l.40OSl,SO0
year. Experience unnecessary. Full
particulars free. Write COLUMBLA
SCHOOL OF CIVIL SERVICE, As
Popc Bldg, Washington, u. G.
12.1o6t.2002A
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Unfinished Rooms

TWO UNFINISHED ROOMS for
rent. Private entrance, bath.
Phone 1671:R, 12"12-2k2O34A
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IF YOU will invest IN ! rich
and silver mine, write the NOUS
TAIN FLOWER MINING co
PANY, ST. Joseph, Mlsso1rf.
12.S12tsiaRbNi
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Situation Wanted, Male

HOUSE CLEANING WANTED by
expert. Phone Pleasant Johnson,
529.W. 11-29.26t177TA
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EXCLUSIVE TAILORING. Let US
make your suit or overcoat. W.
E. HARTMAN 6 co. 225 Jeher-
son 81.
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Business O~pportunite

ADVERTISE IT IN TkMpA
you want to buy. sen
Grange advertise your ware
Tampa and South FlortdaZohe
the most prosperous regions 8
day. Always use Times Went
Target Tampa Circulation
largest daily average wan
lineage OF any Florida
guaranteed to ali RdYerdse
Regular rate one cent PEI
monthly rate on application
quiries cheerfully answered
dress THE TAMPA DALE
TIMES, Tampa, Fla.
11.sos2stfess
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HOUSE WIRING, sub station con
structiou, line construction. and
mine equipment repairs! VIII con.
tract or work by hour Day and
night Berytce[s. D $50.
Market Sc Phone llts-M
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5i5s ACRES $500. Nice, smooth,
fertile land, well fenced IN SINAI.
lfieids. Ia fine state Of cultivation,
about 5 acres timber and locust,
;sine large 2 story house, finely fin
shed. 8 porches, cut stone tounda.
Hon. good barn. plenty outbuildtngs.
fine water, leased for oil and gas al
SOC per acre. Possession at once,
on good, level road, 2 miles Of good
town on railroad; has phone and
4. i. b. The surroundings and
neiRhborhood are fine. Price $4,000.
$500 down balance easy yearly
payments at 6 per cent. This is a
real bargain for some one. NJ. L.
TROUT REALTY co. II. v. Al
kfnson, Agt,, Macarthur, Ohio.
12-1~2-3t-20l7A
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CONFECTIONERY FOR SALE
Small stock OF groceries,
pool tables. Write boz 1ss4sA
West y~iSginian.
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Female Help Wanted

GIRL WANTED at once for gem
eral houaeTork. One that can
milk a COW. Apply 1904 Lowell st.
l2~-f3.St20STA
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Furniture For Sale

CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL.
uPHoLSTERING, GENERAL
REPAIRING. Bicycles & supplies.
Tapestry e leather samples on
hand. MRS. ]. q. INFER. Phone
11-23-26t
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Funeral Directors

could use this
classification to good advantage.
It's an old fashioned idea about
your business not being one you car
advertise. Sure you eau advertise
Il. Pick up a Baltimore paper and
YOU see the undertskers advertis-
ing in the Classified. In other
words, to be modern use a Want
Ad, 1i.25-3t-1730A
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Houses And Lots

CONSULT j. "A. FOIETNEY. Nc.
CrorywBldG. Houses and Lots.
Phone 405-R. II 2S'26t 1898 a
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LIBRARY FOR SALE, sepa-
rateIy or as a whole. CAL 1SsZ,ea'
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WHO'S YOUR TAILOR, Vein
berg. 2l6 Jefferson st.
11-SO-26t-1So3A
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TaiIoring-Pressing

MORRIS Pearson suns made
for Ladies' and Gentlemen.
Cleaning and Pressing. Altering 9
Specially. Work guaranteed.
Phone i6s3.R. Opposite West VIZ
gtnian. II 10 Sot 1853 .
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LADIES' & MEMS TAILORING.
Cleaning, Dying, remodeling
and repairing. Phone 1867. STET-
SON TAILORING CO., 124 Jack
11.8o-2st-1s19A
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Miscellaneous For Sale

WE BUY OR SELL anything. /.
FUNqt. Phone 14S9-I.
11-So-26t-1S07A
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Confectioneries

EAT MORE IMPERIAL ICE
CREAM. Phone 432.
11.26.26t-1741A
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you NLI. DO BETTER Oh your
Chr...I.ls furniture at STAND.
ARE s$NifURE COMPANY
ssl JaessOn 81. II 9 cit 1911 \
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Farms For Sale

MARuAND's BEST FARMS.
Chas Il. HeIntzelmsn, 922 S.
.t5hatlea St, Baltimore, Md.
II 0 est 1891 A