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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

Mems clothing will be looser next
spring, says a helpful fashion hint, but
unless money gets the same way the
new styles will have only an academic
interest for a good many of US.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

The more laws passed the more be-
having the people have to do, and the
greater the cost of making them be-
have, and of Furnishing those who mis-
behave, the higher taxes are it seems.
1t is cheaper to be good voluntarily
than to have the law to make you
good.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

wouldn't it be good thing to for
get all about Doctor Einstein, his
theory and his remarks about Amer
lea. at least until cool weather comes
again?
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

An expedition bound for Baffin's
Land carries a moving picture outfit
to show pictures TO the Eskimos. If
it's campaign to make the Eskimo
ladies adopt our summer styles, it's
doomed to failure.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

II 1t is true that Japan has 10000
poets, the United States will have 10
be careful. That many poets is
verse than an army with banners.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

Work as a journeyman rainmaker
would be profitable job in a dry
summer except for the fact that rain
making is not an exact science.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

Tt sometimes is fortunate for the de-
PENDANT in a breach-of-promise case
that the jury isn't guided by the re-
tail meat dealers quotation on heart
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

Beavers do no work for period
Of three months or more each summer
Let US all endeavor to work Ike
beavers.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

According to reports the chief rea-
son who hlccoughs make one so mad
nowadays is that they are not acquired
in the old-fashioaed way.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16
THE
MILWAUKEE SANITARIUM

THE
MILWAUKEE SANITARIUM
FOR MENTAL AND NERVOUS DISEASES
ESTABLISHED IN 1884
Located at Wauwatosa Ca suburb OF Milwau-
kee on G. M & st. p. Ry., IA hours from
GhicaRo. Two car lines from Milwaukee. 8
Gninut 3 walk from all cars.
Pcs bopathic Hospital. All appliances for
2caAe cases. Continuous baths. Fire proof
Essisiasa separate gre unds.
Gsg House. Attractive rooms en- suite;
fJKfv6@a bath connected.
h1vuvrn bath house.
Gymnasium and RecreatlGa Building.
Secluded, yet convenient. Five buildings
for patients 'set on q HILL" Individualized
treatment. Thirty acres beautiful lawn and
forest.
RICHARD DEWEY. AM, MD,
Medical Director.
ROCK SLEYSTER, MD,
Medical superintendent.
WILLIAM T. KRADwELL, MD,
Assistant superintendent.
Chicago once; Marshall Field Annex Ssdg.
Hours: / TO Wednesdays Except in July
and AuguBt)
Milwaukee Oface: Colby-Abbot Bldg.
Telephones: Chieago--Central ira.
Milwaukse--wavx ntoaa 70.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1921-09-16

II the sun spots are responsible
fer this heat. somebody should 50 up
and wash them OF,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
BAN ON HEADLOCK IS
DIVIDING MAT SPORTS
nY HENRY y. FARRrLI.

u ltENt(1 L. FAIRFIELD 1870.
Omitted Press staff Correspondent
NEW YORK, Feb. l2.-Jack Cur
ley's ban on the deadlock hold in
wrestling houts in New York has a.
yidod the ranks ofsthe grapplers and
mat fans.
Aioatly effected by the edict Of the
promoter who has become practically
the controller Of the sport in. America,
Of course, is the heavyweight cham
pion. Ed Stranger" Lewis who work
~ his way up and won the title by the
"headloek."
Lewis claims that the prohibition Of
his pet hold will just about ruin him
as the most lucrative matches are
staged in New York and as smaller
promoters inother states are followine
the lead OF Curley in outlawing tn"
hold
Many fans claim the deadlock is
not more Furnishing or brutal than the
scissors Of the former champion. Joe
Stetcher. or the toe hold.
Earl Cadock, Judged by MANY fans
the hest of all the present crop Of mat
men is among the grapplers whho sidc
With Lewis and claim that the hold is
not so dangerous that it should be rul-
ed out.
Lewis is highly wrought M cvcr
lCurley's action claiming that no com
iplaint WIS made about the hold unit
he won the title.
Curley bases his action on tn,
grounds that the public and the pres
demanded a ban on the grip aftel
Lewis had injured several opponents,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
PROVES TOO
MUCH FOR THE DALLES
AND WINS EASILY, 36-l8
Myron Hanley Alone Accounts
for 20 Points and Mates All
Contribute to Victory; Girls
Lose Out by Basket.

Playing a superior game aii around.
Pensleton high school last night won
from The Dalles high at The Dalles by
a 80 to is score. The victory pl0ces
Pcndleton one step nearer the goal fol
Eastern oregon honors, which will be
disputed by Baker. which Is the only
team to hold yerdlcts over the local
lads
Myrdn Hanley single handed scored
more points than the losers made
Tho steady forward Gagged 90 Of his
lenm's points shooting from every
nngle and alternating short with long
baskets. cahili, again at forward in
place Of Stendal. accounted for six
more points and lanky Dick Law
renee was good FOR eight.
Billy Kramer. playing running
guard clipped In with two points TO
complete the count John Henderson,
playing his first game as regular.
put up nice game at guard and.
while he was not in position 10 ad
any scores. held his man down.
The Pepdleton girls. meeting the
girls team Of The Dalles lost by
basket. the final count being The
Dalles a., Pendleton 70.
Tonight the fendleton hoys move
on 70 Hood River where they meet the
quintet coached by Earl Fleischmann
formerly endleton athletic mentor. A
victory over the orchard lads is pre-
dicted.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
annual meeting OF
AMERICAN LEAGUE is
MARKED BY HARMONY
Magnates in Session Raise to
Is Pc Cent Share Of City
Post Season Games 10 go to
Baseball Council.

CLEVELAND. O., Feb. Pa. PD
Complete harmony marked the an
nual meeting Of the American league
here today. all Of the club being rep
resented except Kew York
The American league owners al
opted n rule that IS per cent Of re
seIits IN city post-season series go to
the national baseball council, instead
Of 10 per cent as formerly.
The rule governing sending Of firft
year PLAYERS to he minor Leagues was
amended to make the number unlim-
tied, such first year men, however
cannot be Selected or drafted play
ers. Formerly the limit was -four.
The limit also was removed from the
number Of players TO farm out, the
previous limit being eight.
Another rule amended permits
players who have been in the major
leagues for u consecutive seasons TO
demand an unconditional release al
ter waivers have been served On him.
t-nder the former rule a club eculd
el;anr him within 10 davs after the
waiver period.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
JOE MOORE TAKES LEAD
IN AMATEUR ICE RACES

LAKE PLACID, n. Y. Feb. l2.-
CA. PD-Joe Moore of New York
took the lead in the international am
ateur ice skating championship Will
ia total of SO points closely followed
by Charles Pewtraw of Lake Placid
and Charles German of st. John, n
b., each with 80 points. Gladys Rob
inson of Toronto by winning two
firsts today brought her total for the
womon's title to 1s0 points, against
so for Rose Johnson OF Chicago.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

sleigh the entire distance Of the race
In case a dog becomes worn out tn
driver must bring that dog also, bu
he has the option Of hauling it if h
so desires.
"sleighs must be not less than fiv
feet in length. Skis can be carrie,
ON sleigh if 50 desired but no drive
may unhitch dogs from sleigh for tn,
Of pulling himself.
When a driver is .overtaken by 8
racer from behind he must kee
either to the extreme left or the ex
treme right Of the road. No inter
ference is permitted with passin
teams.
The Ashton course IS west Of ora
thence south to Vernon and back
the starting point. As nearly thy,
feet Of snow cover the trails, fast tim
is expected.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
THE WORLD SPORT WRITERS

ANTI-URIC
| FOR RHEUMATISM
When many people are
wiling to allow their
names to be used
stating they have
been relieved and
cured of rheumatism
by using Anti-Uric,
it lnust be that this
remedy has merit.
Miss EmeIia Hance,
2l9 Harrison Street,
San Francisco, is
willing TO answer any
questions about her
experience with this
great, herbal remedy.
Anti-Uric is also
guaranteed to give
satisfaction or the
money spent for it
will be returned.
For sale by The
Pendleton Drug Co. and
Thompson Bros.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
N
Alta TUESDAY

NEW YORK \ CITY
or SENsATIo,
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CONTINUED on Page 81
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
RALPH sIRoUDs CONTRACT
RECEIVED by SALT LAKE

SALT LAKE CITY. Feb. ia.
P)-Announcement was. made today
by President Iano OF the Salt Lake
baseball club of the receipt Of the
signed eantFact, OF Pitcher Ralph
Stroud. stroud was the leading pitch
er Of the coast leaEne last Year.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
WASHINGTON JUNIORS WIN
INTERCLASS GREW HONORS

SEATTLE, Feb. is-(A. P)-U'ni-
versity Of Washington juniors won th'
annual intercla"s crew championship
on Lake Washineton Friday The SO
lphomore crew was second, senior
third ANA freshmen fourth.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
RITCHIE MITCHELL HAS BFST
OF EVERY ROUND IN FIGHT

AutwAUKEE. Wis. Feb. ia.
P1--liltchie Mitchell. Milwaukee
lightweight last night optciaased Joe
Tiplitz OF Philadelphia, having the
advantage OF practically ever round
Of the lo-period bout, newspaper cri-
tics agreed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
RULES FOR DOG DERBY
LIKE THOSE OF NORTH

ASHTON, Idaho, Feb. i2.-(A p
Dog race rules similar to those in
lorce at the HuCsJns Fay Dog Derby
held every. spring at The pas. Manito-
"a. and at the old All-Alaslsa Derby
sormeriy held AT Nome, are 10 be en-
forced at the fifth annual Ashton race
o be held February %.
The rules follow:
Teams must consist Of not less than
i've or more than seven dogs
.rrhe same dogs must be worked on
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12
buff GETS Decision.

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. i2.-(A. P)
Johnny Buff OF Jersey city. was
awarded the decision ovor frankie
Mason Of Fort Wayne, Ind. insa liz
round bout hore 1aSt nlEhC The men
are fyweights.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-02-12

most powerful advocates Of prohib
ton IN his great autobissTarhil
g. Hy 'Iohi 2arleycorn," a ssit mad
mpn a IAN consumed with a l"ria.
desire h loo life to it's fulles..
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Leaders IN Conference.

Washington. March T.--OplnIorS about
the tasks Of the coming special session
in congress were exchanged oetW""h
President Harding and the ranking lead
crs IF his party in senate and house
tonight at White House dinner in
augurat!ng the new chief executives
policy Of consultation among pubic OIL
liCals.
\ score Of senator's and representa-
tivrs. including Cha!rm"n OF the COM
rnItttcs which are expected to have
most to do in the special session, were
in the group invited 10 the dinner. II
was understood that the principle sub
jccts OH which MIR. Harding sought
comparison of views, were inc tarill
and taxation program. the question oil a
pcac. rcSulut ION. dlS;Irna rncnt, and tho
date for which the session Of congress
should be called.
Tomorrow III" President is expected
10 discuss most uf these problems with
his cabinet at it's lirSt meeting. The
call for assembling the executives or
trlll circle uf advisers was issued today
from the Whit" House. Nicc-pTeHidch'
Coolidge. being included among those IN
vtcd. Mr.. Coolidge said he would pc
present. having decided h" should not
let prcrrndrnt outweigh the urgent re-
QucAt OF the President.
Panama and Costa Rica-
Although the legislative rollcieS O!
the administration are expected - have
=, !rrcr mart IN IT,, first found table dis
Cussion of the Harding cabinet. me SIT
.uaI;,n Wirh respect 70 Panama ana
Costa RlCa. and many subjects OF pro
nminary organization II IA" various &c
n,rtmrnts also will, como in for ConSld-
n-:!r!on. The President has seen each
of his secretaries individually at least
once since inauguration, but he fc'lS
that d general discussion among them
will do much toward p,rfccUng his ad-
min StrAtiSc machine.
During A busy day. which included
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"a SIDE 9! g: I I ] j
e. by Rafta Cameron -
SHE GOT THEM OFF HER MIND, BUT

Mat when everything has boon going
Wrunr. JuS' 1T down and write u letter
..uG u makes ~" feel ever 50 much bet
;cr. r.,s it N my mind you know.
Things began to 70 better right after l
w~"r" it,
l; !, quit" plain that that daughter
.mNCinaiirn If she hadn't been. %h"
w"uiI nave remembered that when I
.".;"r IS seat - - received tuSualiYD.
and she would have sympath";iCally
.nrrr:2"l VIA; il would mean 20 her
mu,h,r :" ;;rt that picture "f diS"our-
ar.u"nt mai for"hrding and wnU!! not
l.,yr h"cN willing - relieve her own
r.ud hy hat cruel method
What Sympathetic Imagination Docs.
.tNwr.'h.'tc .mdc'MHll"n - what PEG
rh. .a.k who max" complaints thai
,,,H.. Worhrr% ~ los" thor jobs:
Wa" blow up inc tnl"ph,n" rITl r
H., ." is an Instant'$ delay n getting q
uumt"r.
Who max" promises an! 'h"n dis
Nrro'nr people especially "A "h!ld or an
".G person.
80 ru, can hc really uns",NSh in tho
higher r"NN"lli:un uC that word With
out having SNmraIhrt,r linnr!uar!"n.
Symrath'ii" .mAA .nat.Uu Is another
Ihrnsr tor ;hc put yourS"li-'n- his
place. habit
There H. Il pretty good description IF
sympathetic imagination which Was
Nrl,tcn almost "."or ,cars ago. Perhaps
You remember t. 1t begins As Ne
w"ulI-.
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Glenwood Citizen Brimful of
Life and Energy Since
Taking Tanlac.
Helped Him So Much He
Buys Supply For
His Wife.

We'll. you may wrap me UP two moro
bottles OF your Tanla": i: has helped
me so much that my wife is going 10
take it, too" GSaid II. .. Griffis. we'll
known farmer residing at Glcnwood.
West Virginia. when he called AT the
Mcclure Drug store in Huntington. rec
emily.
i've only taken one bottle, hat am
feeling like A different man already.
Nearly i've months ago my stomach
went wrong. and the foods | had been
used to eating got To %"urlnC in my
stomach. Gas would form and bioat M"
terribly. causing such pains ] could
hardly stand 1t. FINALLY my stomach
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FARMER GR|FF|S
LIKE NEW MAN

got so weak had to give up eating
pretty nearly everything. l suffered
from constitution, my liver was torpid
and I had dizzy spells SO often / was
actually afra! ID TO ride a horse for fear
of falling on. l got so weak I couldn't
walk from the house to tho field with
out having 10 stop 10 rest. For months
I wasn't free of headache, and could
scarcely slecp AT all.
Well, ] hated for my hands 10 see mo
getting out of the house late in tho
morning but | was in such bad fx
Just could not stir carly like / always
had. But ! commenced to feel better
almost from the time l started on Tan
lac. and now that indigestion is a thing
of the past and my appetite is fine. Ny
other troubles haze lost their grip. too.
and I'm feeling stronger and better in
cycrv way. My wife Is in run down
condition. so I'm carrying bottle for
her 10 begin taking. and l also want 10
take 1t while longer myself. Tanlac
is the right thing for stomach
trouble.
Tanlac is sold by Hogc-Davis Drug
4
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sage of a peace resolution, hS presi.
dent invited. not only Senator Lodge.
who IS chairman OF the senate foreign
relations committee, but Representative
Porter Of Pennsylvania. chairman or the
house committee on foreign affairs and
Senator Knox Of Pennsylvania, author
Of such n resolution which the president
is understood to have Endorsed In sub
stance. Another name on the list OF
guests which attracted particular atten-
ton was that Of Senator Johnson Of CAL
ifornia. tho. former progressive party
leader and candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination.
Tho Other Guests.
The other guests chosen by Mr.. Hard
- his first formal legislative con-
were Senators Curtis Of Kansas;
-.rrcn of Wyoming: Cummins Of Iowa:
Wadsworth Of New York, and Poin-
dexter Of Washington, and Representa-
tive Mann Of Illinois; Longworth Of
Ohio: Kelly Of Michigan: Anthony Of
Kansas: S!emp Of Virginia; Campbell OF
Kansas: Fess of Ohio; Towner Of Ohio,
and Winslow Of Massa chusetts. Most
Of those on the list are chairman Of i'm
portant committees.
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CONGRESS
(Continued Prom Page one.)

enact the Payne Aidrich law met with
in9tant opposition from senators pres
ent.
One member OF the house. said the
lCEls ativc situation. insofar as II al
f"cted tariff revision Was more" mud
died" IN his mind. than it was before
the conference He referred TO differ
cnccS between Chairman Fordncy and
Representative LonEworth, Of OHIO.
M mbrr Of the ways and means commit
tee. over tariff revision, but whether
these were brought out at the confer
enc" was not made clear.
Chairman Forcney Was said to have
presented an equalization tariff plan TO
protect American industry. designed 10
place foreign goods on the American
market. on n par with the wholesale
ulIrcs of similar American goods.
President Harding SAID international
affairs had not been discussed. and
some of tho guests said Specihcal iy
that the adoption Of the Knox resolution
to declare tho state Of war at an cnd
also had not been entered into the dis
ruSSlOn.
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coNGREsSMEN TO PANAMA

Washington, March ION" hdn"r'i
members OF the hoUSo Of representatives.
and their wives Will lptv" Now ('rk
March -. on tn" transport 'riS;"ha. Tor
Ptnamo. assuming ,hrt IN" SPECIAL S''"'
son Of congress W'il not =" called BE-
fore April I Their only "Xp|nS'
4 bon I'd .hLn WI - SlI5 q day Tor .nnN.
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Soviet I.aaderS Terrified

1'ar.S Mar ,.-EuSS;an RO!ShcY:k
trr,rs have been driven out Of Gran
,"nh:,um. - town IN tn" southern Shn-"
- ~, ,iu,f 81 Finland. - miles west
90" p"trocri,d, hy naval units from
k~nn=lnG'. SAYS despatch from VI
H"rr. WarshirS hay" cun" up the N"va
river and jan'lri rnut!nE"ItS Of sailors
~ r"'r"rrHd. wh"r" part &C Il garrison
has ir.r"d 'hr r..yolu, ;"nar'"S. Tn" rest
&C. INC g,~~ son IS declared u have re-
treated toward ,ial,h.na. % miles
~,uiAw,S:. wh-r" Icon Trotzky. minis
toy nf W.T. and The I;"lsh"vlk high com
mlni have headquarters
Soviet leaders arc terrified. and Niko-
lai l."nin". EolS!,"Nill premier. and NJ.
Tro,zliy arc preparing f"r hight, says a
I;,rpI GiSpat.n L. ~, MatIn. Anti-H"l-
~n"yik Leader Nn;rnuCf. a. III" head Of
- nun armed peasants. - declared 10 be
il. centred Of the rov'rnm"nts Of NorO-
r":h ami Talnhny. in southern RUSSIA.
aud 3, - SID ;h!s fact makes il imp"S-
,,hlr 'n rcv.riuh IN" northern sections
OF 'h. country.
Comluissarios Flee.
larIS March r--'TwcntY SOVIET
Russian rummIsSari which had hcen
,tuudnur! hv Their troops, have tnk"n
r,Ivpr ~ ESlh"nla. according TO wire
49, message picked III by IN" EIf"l
fewer station tins afternoon
Tn.. harrison nf kra~uoya ';"rk". near
r..'-ugrnd. has rallied - N" antl-N"lshe-
gwen out to-day hy the Preach foreign
"fiicc
Ia" town Of I'skov. near tho Es'h"H-
IAN border. = r"J,orr"d IN have been cap
'ur..d ~ luSGrr,,t,s WY" marched there.
r,,rr,r,~%a-to- TinuyIrr end kal.nan.
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Morxautpwn Child Dies

frances Maynard. 6-ronth-oid Gaurh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Maynard. Of
iAorEsntown. W. Va. passed away last
He~enfG NJ : O'Clock IN the North Wh.e,-
ing hospital. following an operation ard
a brief illness. The body has beer, tahcn
10 the Ro~tSchy uorEuc. from whe-,, il
viii hs sent 20 MorEantown f"r inter-
meut.
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talks with many callers on many sub
ec,s. Mr.. Harding gathered much advice
regarding the special session, when ,'e
passed along to his Conferees nj TN"
dinner tonight. One Of those with whom
he discussed the subject this morning
was Senator Underwood of Alabama. the
Democratic leader Of the senate, who Is
understood to have urged that the date
OF the session be delayed for month
At least in order to permit senators 10
get home and attend 10 personal busI-
ness.
Senator johnson There.
At the dinner places OF precedence
were occupied by Senator Lodge of Mas
saChusctts, Republican senate leader,
and Representative MOndcll Of W.
ing, Republican leader Of
Also among those invited w-r----n1t7r
Penrosn OF Pennsylvania. chairman M
tn. senate finance committee. and Rep
resentativc Fordney Of Michigan. chair
man Of tho house ways and means COM
mitt"e. These are the two committees
which will frame tariff and tax lcgiSla-
tIon.
TO speak regarding the plan for pas
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FOE sALE-RIvER CRAFT.

Pull cabin, IS h. p. light draft mo-
borboat. Has an oak bottom, good
sised decks, IS Il. hull. Lying at
Eleventh St., Wheeling. Henry
Salads, llos water St., wheeling,
w. Va. f-5-3Ut
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PoR RErr-FURN1sRED ROOMS

POE RENT-Furnished rooms FOR light
housekeeping. Apply Ind floor Intel
iiEencer Bldg, 1905 Market st. t-l4-tt
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wANTED-TO RENT.

YOR RENT FURNISHED front room in
Intelrgcncer Bldg. 1905 Market -
Phone 34i9-J. t22-cf
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wACTRp-mAL1

WAHrED-Nen. iaarn barber trade
Wonderful demand and wages. Posi-
tons waiting. Write to-day. Meier
Barber College 81 ". 5th str. Cincin-
natl. Ohio f-l9-I-rno
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We wish TO express our thanks and
appreciation for th' kindness of our
friends and neigh hovS. Singers, also Rev
Gosf. ard the beautiful Fhrra! offerings,
extended - us II or sad h"r",t y"mrn [
and loss Of our loved "U' M-> Annie f.
Humphrey
= s MOORE AND WIFE.
mr-SS
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