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Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
R,ckdrd Cant Understand
Altitude OF Many Fans

NEW YORK-Tex Richard can't
get through his noodle why the pub
lie picks on the commercial side Of
boxing and lets other sports ride
along on high finance waves un-
scathed.
you didn't hear 'em roar very
loud when they paid $4,000 for
Babe Ruth" says Tex.
Nobody in New York objected
Rogers Hornsby. In fact they
hoped it could be put through be-
cause it might have meant the pen
nant.
There was no hullabaloo about
the big earnings Of Man O. War.
either.
How They Hollery
but the minute Cochrane
Brady and myself stepped put with
a half million dollar purse for a
Dempsey Carpenter fight they hol-
Tered their heads off.
Meanwhile boxing Is enriching
the state treasury.
1--WE turned over 5000. 900 to
the state in taxes in the six months
I've had the Garden.
ison Square Garden property were
about $4,000. This year they'll
run close to $4,000.
"Also there are heavy insurance
charges
Fortune I'm Rent
at took over the garden on a nine
year lease at an annual rental OF
$3.50, 900.
Now 1t seems they are trying
to deny me a chance to make any
thing on my huge investment.
"Since I'm one of the biggest tax
ayers I'm entitled to some consid-
Grafton.
"It's my wish to stage the Demp-
sey-Carpentier bout in New York.
'ru do 1t single-handed and
build an arena that can 9 enough
people to meet the state limitation
OF SIS for top prices at champion
ship fights.
But why do they pick on boxing
when other sports are equally COM
merciaiized?
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Spring training to benefit players

Spring training to benefit players
not pocketbooks.
More rope for base runners.
Win today's game today!
Less attention to cards and dice.
Thinking baseball off the diamond
as Wei as on it
Fighting until the last man is out.
Speed-always more speed.
Cobb's rebuilding can't be accom-
plished in a day or a season. But.
Judging from the way Detroit fans
supported a loser. they'll back up a
fighter.
Loves Idmelight
o the Geci gian's temperament
years have tanned ais hot
head but not his cool brain.
Ty likes limelight. He loves the
color cf the spotlight rs much as
ever. All prima donnas do.
Last year when he wasn't lead
ing, due to injury. he was the pic
lure of gloom. But he fought his
way back to his stride. At the end
of the season Cobb was going like
a house afire.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

The Perth Amboy high school
boys and girls basketball teams were
defeated in games played on foreign
courts yesterday afternoon. Miss
Anna Handerhan's girls combination
travelled to Asbury Park. where they
were defeated by the court stars of
that place by a score of 23-11. The
Crimson and White boys team lost
a hard fought game to st. Peters
high school team of New Brunswick
by a score of 22-19.
The Asbury Park girls team lost
out to Amboy in a game on the local
court a short time g by a score OF
1922, and the visiting team yester-
day afternoon was confident of cop
ping the contest at Asbury Park
and winning the series. The work
of Miss Traverse, star forward of
the Asbury Park combination. was
responsible for the seashore teams
victory. Miss Anna Handerhan led
the visiting combination in scoring.
Although the home team, held the
lead by a good margin throughout
the game, the Amboy team let the
Asbury Park quintet know they
we're playing a basketball team.
Eddie Patterns Crimson and
White boys team lost a hard game
10 81. Ieter Hlsn schooi teaii- in''
team was also defeated by Amboy
on the local court earlier in the sea
son by a score of 22-10. The Grim
SON and White team vas given a
complete shaken up in taking the
floor for this game. two new for
wards, Harold Westcott and Charles
Hughes playing in the advanced
positions, and Rasmussen started at
center. Hughes and Kochek led the
Amboy scorers, while Kinney was
high man for the winners. New
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
D0TTAS GIRLS FIVE BEAT
TEAM FROM ROOSEVELT

The Dottas Girls basketball team
of this city added another victory to
their string last night by scoring a
victory owe the Wheeler Condenser
Company girls team of Roosevelt in
Elizabeth last night by a score Of
liza. The Amboy team showed up
in excellent form in this game and
led the Roosevelt girls throughout
the entire forty minutes of play.
Miss 3. Jeffries. the Roosevelt
center, scored two double deckers
for the losing team, all of that COM
bination's points. Miss Marion Burns
and Miss E. Brogger scored all of
the Amboy teams points. the for
mer making three field goals and
two foul points. The Dottas girls
led at the end of the first half. 7-2.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
WOODBRIDGE A. c. PLAYS
TOTTENVILLE FIVE TONIGHT

A great deal of interest is being
shown in the court contest tonight
between the Tottenville basketball
team and the Woodbridge A. c. out
fit. The Tottenville team won a
game from the Woodbridge players
earlier in the season. by a handy
margin. The game will start at 9
o'clock. and will be played on the
Woodbridge high school court.
Manager Hilker, of the Totem
VILE combination. will have his reg
uiar team ready for action in this
contest, with the exception or
Charley Sher, star guard OF the
team, who is playing with the Y. Nj.
H. A. team against the Dry Dock
outfit. Soige and Preacher will &C.
cupy forward positions for the Wis
itors; Ewitt or La Forge will be as
signed 10 the center position, and
Covell and Price will be found in
the defensive positions.
The Woodbridge lineup in all
probability will be chosen from the
following players: H. Simonsen, H.
Reyder, NJ. Reyder, A. Simonsen.
Schwenzer and Potter. This is the
list of PLAYERS making up Manager
Cody's team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

the old Riverside guard, as a resuf
of Coach Aliens work.
In opposing the Dry Dock outfit
the association toSers have theiI
work cut out for them. Ray Hand
erhan and Charley Brownmiller. the
Dry Dock forwards, make up a scor-
ing combination worthy Of compare
son with the best in the county.
Runyon should give Lowenkopf a
tussle for honors In the pivot posi-
ton, and BIZ Campbell and Gus
Kurowsky can be counted on 10
break up the home teams advances.
kurowsky was not in the first con-
test between these two teams.
Hank" Thomas will referee
Preliminary Game Also
The Y. NJ. II. A intermediates
will play the Woodbridge Parish
House Juniors in a preliminary
game to the Y. NJ. II. A Senior
Dry Dock tussle. This is also the
second game of a series between
these two teams, the Woodbridge
team having won the first on their
own court by a six point margin.
Tho Intermediates viii have Bres-
low, Kass. Jacobsen. Cohen Rich
man and Levinson in their lineup.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
LOCAL LEGION
FIVE To PLAY
South Amboy Post to Come
Here to Vie for Honors
Among Former Soldiers.

Members OF the local post of the
American Legion will be given a
chance on Wednesday night to come
out and root for the representative
team of the local post in a game
against the South Amboy represen-
tative team on the Y. Nj. II. A
court. Although the South Ambot
combination has played a number
Of games this year. while the local
combination has not taken part In
a contest on the court
The South Amboy team viii use
its regular lineup in this game. con-
sisting of Canton. James. Ruie Al
len. Anderson and one other player
not yet announced. The local post
will have four of the players from
the Original Auditorium basketball
team of last year. Evans, Thomas.
Regan and McCreery. and ALI
Roessler is slated to occupy the NTH
position.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
.AMRlY GIRLS
BEAT RAILWAY
Y. NJ. c. A. Five Make it Two
Straight - Macan Sisters
Score Local Teams Points

The Perth Amboy Y. NJ. c. A. girls
basketball team made IL two straight
when they played the Railway "Y"
girls team a return game here last
night. the score being 15-5 at the
close of a one-sided game. All OF
Amboy's scoring was done by the
two Macan sisters. Elizabeth making
ten points and Ruth five.
During the first half the Railway
girls were held to n field goal.
made BY Mis- wraight, while the
AmbCv 2 rlr objected five field goals
and Ia pal. The score at half
time al Ia. In the last half the
visitors were held s~coreless from the
field. Miss F. Roarke scoring three
times from free throws. During this
session the Amboy girls added two
more field goals to their score. Close
guarding upon the part of the local
guards and center was responsible
for the Railway forwards and center
held to M lone field goal.
The lineup and scores:
Railway
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Perth AInboy
KEANSBURG FIREMEN
BEAT KEYP0RT M
BY Special Correspondent.

KEYPORT. Feb. 17:-The yacht
club bowling team met defeat at
the hands Of the Keansburg fire
company at Keansburg Tuesday
night. losing two out OF three games
rolled, all scores being low, only one
game reaching the eight hundred
mark. The final scores were: Key
port. 764. 745. 760; Keansburg. S43.
7S4, 1923.
These games are rolled weekly
and create considerable interest. The
local team is handicapped by hav-
ing no bowling alleys but every eff
fort is being made to secure the
Young alleys and to have II removed
to the yacht club property where
a special building will be erected for
its occupancy if the alley is pur-
chased.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

Tying Ty CO BIB has & aew mean
ing now.
1t once meant tying him at the
plate and on the bags.
This year 1t will mean tying a
whole ball club that is being d.
rected by the quickest thinking
brain on spikes.
But Ty was never tied as a play
er. Tying him as q skipper will be
a bigger job.
He takes the Bengal Cats IN
hand at a time when their claws
r dulled.
Already he's started sharpening
'em.
The best and only way to get a
loser out of a rut is to apply re-
form-not destructive but construc-
tive.
Reform Schedule
So Ty's brain that has out-smart-
cd players .or II years will try 10
outsmart rival managers too.
The fast Georgia cracS'rs pro-
gram will be-:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Proud Reds Pay Price


Temperament has wrecked the
Cincinnati Reds.
The team that brought Cincy's
first winner is being dismantled as
a result.
After winning a worlds cham
pionship the Reds looked good
enough to repeat for several years.
The players had it in them 10 do
II.
But they didn't pull together and
they didn't repeat.
Garry Hermann has offered his
players broadcast to other clubs
Some have been traded, more
may follow before the team goes
south.
No set of star players can de-
liver the goods unless they strain to
win as q team.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
@@1HE@D
9@sAss@0
The deadlock and the wristlock
The toehold, too, must go;
Hereafter rasseling will be
AS fierce as tit-tat-toe.

The deadlock ana the wristlock
The toehold, too, must go;
Hereafter rasseling will be
AS fierce as tit-tat-toe.
Hoppe posts one thousand beans
To meet the Belgian whiz:
But when II comes to running
Eds a regular tin Liz.
Johnny Wilson is a slow starter
for a fighter who wants to clean
up a half-million before he quits.
o
Carpenter is drawing nigh to
Frank Moran's MARY Ann"
%
Uncle Wilbert Robinson is a man
of few words. We'll win again."
That's what he said last year.
Heinie Groh may draw either sec
ond. short or third. He fits any of
'em.
Claude Hendrix will use his pitch
ing arm hereafter to make gestures
to prospective automobile customers.
Bantam Champ Joe Lynch holds
his crown only by a split hair.
o
Mclean can get no business
With others of his clan:
He's skating now in vaudeville
AS only ice-men can.
o.
Why do they want to yacht 1t all
the way to Belgium There are
other wet countries closer home.
a.
The st. Johns College professor
who is trying to enter his canoe
in the transatlantic sail race may
know some chemical formula for
making the wind blow.
Hugh Duffy, Red Sox skipper, says
that Del Pratt won't be allowed to
join the team in midsummer. He
thinks Del will get spring fever be-
fore that.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Plainheld
E N IS CAPTAIN
OF "TAC0MA" FIVE

Leroy French. Jr.. of this city.
who is now attached to the U. S. S.
Tacoma and is at present station
ed at Balboa. Canal Zone. is captain
of the basketball team representing
the Tacoma" and. according to a
letter received from him. his team
has defeated the Panama Canal Club
House team. the high school cham
pions OF Hayti and a number Of fort
teams along the coast. He states
that he expects to visit the ''Y" this
June when the Tacoma" is expect
cd to be in this vicinity and wants
to be remembered to all his friends.
The only way Ted Lewis will ever
beat Britton Is to get under the good
luck mistletoe.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
HAINFIELD Y. N. H. A. JRS..
DEFEAT PERTH AMBOY FIVE

The Y. NJ. H. A. Juniors travelled
to Plainfeld last night and we're
beaten in a close game by one point,
the final being 1924. The
first half came to a close with the
Perth Amboy team leading by one
point, lilo. The going was even
throughout the entire game. 1t be-
ing either teams game at all times.
H. Horowitz and Polkowitz were
high score men for the Amboy team
while Davidson lead the home team
In scoring.
The score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
WOULD NOT DO WITHOUT 1T.

You can stop q common cold If
you act promptly at the first sign of
sneezing and chiiliness. hoarseness.
tickling throat or coughing. Just
take a dose Of Foley's Honey and
Tar Compound. It Is affective and
pleasant to take. Harry L. Neff.
Price Hill. Cincinnati. o.. knows it
Is good for long-standing coughs
and colds. too. He writes: 81 had
q very bad cough for almost two
years. i have taken 8 bottles of
Foley's Honey and Tar and am al
most well. I simply would not do
without II In the house. Sold
Everywheres-Adws
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

The announcement was made that
the referee ordered Harrigan out of
the game and that the Amboy team
must be able to play within two
minutes after the announcement.
without the services of their cap
tain. After several minutes of ar
euing it was finally decided to al
low Harrigan to continue, but the
fans were after his scalp for the rest
OF the night. Although the home
team was going strong in the second
half the Amboy team held the lead
throughout this session, and led
by nine points with one minute to
go. Thomas dropped In a foul goal
during the last few seconds of play.
separating the teams by ten points.
The score.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Ross Beats the Gnn

CHICAGO-Norman Ross. holder
of 10 worlds swimming records. ad-
mits he often beats the gun In the
tekeof. II he is called back he
loses nothing. If he gets away with
It he has an advantage.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Indian umnire Called

full blooded indian of Mayetta. Kas.,
will get a trial as umpire in the
Piedmont League. w. @. Bran
ham. president of the league. has
warned the Indian 10 bring his
tomahawk along.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Believes In Doctors

WASHINGTON Clark Griffith
will pay a lot of attention to the
condition of his players this year.
He'll appoint three physicians in
each city visited to give his boys
the medical 0. K.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Dottas
Wheeler Girls
All-Star Still Tour

SAN FRANCISCO.-Bill Cum
bingham has written Manager Ora
ham of the Seals that Doyie's ALL
Stars will play out the string in
China and Manila before heading
home the first week of March.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Mascots Storm Chants

NEW YORK-Getting q marco
for the Giants is a big job. accord
ing to Joe O'Brien. secretary OF tn
club. He gets a half dozen applf-
cations in every mail. Each young.
ster promises good luck.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Rectors
state League Match Tonight

The Perth Amboy Elks bowling
team. representing the local lodge
in the state league. is scheduled to
roll the Union Hill outfit a match
in this circuit on the local alleys
tonight. Other matches scheduled
for tonight are as follows: Hoboken
at Jersey City. Bayonns at Newark.
Railway At Paterson and Piainneid
81 Elisabeth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
BeIden Whistles Again

Observation-Disclosures X. Bel
den, skipper of the Millers. is whist
ling a happy tune. George Conroy,
st. Joseph star, who has been a
holdout. has autographed his con-
tract.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
Primps Up BIues' Camp

KANSAS CITY-Charley Moss.
groundkeeper for the Blues, is at
Monroe. La, primping up the train
ing camp diamond. More than 80
Blues viii report there March /.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
ELKS LEAGUE

Last night In the Elks league the
Rectors won two out Of three games
from the Madisons. Simmens was
hig haverage man with 167. Ad-
ans made high score, 1913.
The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17
st. Peters F1ve Beats the High
School Varsity 20 to 49,;
Girls Beaten by Asbury Team

Brunswick led at half time, 14-s.
The score
Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-02-17

Referee. Fernando.
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Cub EUenfs


MhrA 'snrdtn VIII Bring Company.
All plans have b"cn made. the
operas chosen ana the casts selected
Tor tho appearance of the Chicago
Opera HHsociaIiou In Tulsn. In aC-
cordhnrr with the famous orEnnizo-
tons established policy Of short Wis.,
its while away from Chicago. tho ON .
gugrment horc viii De limited one,
but one ia which the strongest re-
sources Of the company in both IT.
Italian and French coutlnEcuts are
concentrated.
Wherever tho Chicago company
has appeared, ita tremendous success
has been due to it's adherence to the
sta rsystom" I'm its performances. In
Chicago, In New YORK and on tour.
the idea of putting nll-Htar arrays Of
artists into tho casts has served 90
make oaCh performance doubly and
triply attractive Tho Same policy
viii he followed I'm tho coming coast -
to-connt spring tour, which will en-
brace tho spmo casts with which
these operas were presented In chi
cago and Now York
In Massencte. brilliant and color
ful "Thais,' which will be the first
performance Of tho Tulsa season.
General Director Mary Garden viii
have In the name part one Of her
most striking roles. and one In which
she IN internationally famous. Hector
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The Delphi,l chapter AZ Broken
Arrow closed ~ chapter last Fri
day evening with membership pf
2i a splendid program m was rem
dcrrd An unusual number was n
song by eight girls in Grectan coz
tumc formed In = Greek D. the Dol
phinn insignia. Miss Countless Who
organized this class. wss present az
Vore the Misses MaXon, Knudain and
i"N, An invitation was extended 60
Tho three Tulsa organizers, who
thoroughly enjoyed the work done
ana the splendid hospitality ex.
tended
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At an interesting meeting held
Monday afternoon iu the Y W. q A
by the Tulsa Womau'a club. the FOL
lowing officers and committee
women were elected for the ensuing
year.
Mrs l.. /. Iiutchison, president
Mrs 4. w Nundt. vico president
Mira W W Steuplc, recording sec
rotary. Mrs J. ~. Wakoly. CORE.
puudiug secretary Mrs nd Dalton
treasurer. Mrs Arthur Cravcr, critic
Mrs e. g. Simmons, parliamcutar'
tan. Mrs H. w. Johnson. historigu
Membership committees Mrs. T. T.
Brown, Mrs. G. B Gump and MrH
Bernard Capps
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FOR BURNING ECZEMA
Apply Zemo, the Clean, Anti.
septic Liquid Easy to Use
Does Not Stain

Greasy salyes and ointments should
not be applied If good clear skin IS
wanted. From any druggist for 35c, or
81 90 for large size, get bottle Of Zemo.
When applied as directed it effectively
removes eczema, quickly stops itching,
and heals skin troubles, also sores,
burns, wounds and chahng. 1t penc-
tratcs. cleanses and soothes Zemo Is
a clean. dependable and inexpensive
antiseptic liquid. Try it, as we believe
nothing you have ever used is as etiec.
tive and satisfying
The l.. W. Hose Co. Cleveland. o
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Country Club Tea.

Mrs. -, Claude Richardson. jr,
will be hostess Wednesday after
noon at the regular tortnightly
bridge tea In the Country club and
has asked TO assist her Mesdames
w. Vatican lliddison, j, Fred Miles
OF Lexington. Ky, Rev, y. Walker.
s. NJ. Lortpn OF Walla Walla. Wash.
Gabriel n. Wright, &. II. segas, Lor-
Ing q. Bradstrcct, william T., Kiss-
Ter and j. Monte llayner.
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Joint Iostcsscs 20 Entertain.

MIS-. FRANK Gresham Wood and
Mrs. Howard Gay OF Indianapolis.
md, who arrive this month to visit
In the home OF their sister and
niece. Mrs q, i. Sinks. will be honor
guests on the afternoon OF Wcones-
lay. March 10, at tea I'm the Sinks
home on Baltimore avenue, when
Mrs, Earle Sneed win he loint hos
tess with Mrs, sinks In tho enter
tainmcut OF these matrons.
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Harvard Mills

Fine gauge tailored garments
band tops, wide knee, open style.
We have sizes 81, SO, 40, AZ.
Regular price are $1.75 and So.
Special, $1.19
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ucmbcrs Of the club. In rural schools
fnr the children. % these, the con-
'"rta 20 consist Of programs ~ Sim
pie classics. which will Doe accom-
panied by talks made regarding the
rIWpus"rs. aa we'll a. the number
lisrf Tho first Of these is being
arranged now ana will be- announced
Ht an early date.
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Personal Mention

Mrs. r. A. Helms Of Muskogce ar
rived Monday evening to visit her
sister. Mrs. u. G. Boutwell, Mr.. Both
we'll and family In their home, 1909
South itT;Toi;
tpNTrStrED OK NpN~ pAgr
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Plans arc. under way by the ar
raugomcut committee of the Hy-
cchkn club. Mrs. W II. Crowder,
Mrs. John Murray Ward and Mrs
Frances E. Riddle for series OF
non professional concerts given by
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Jacksou-,.uthrlc.

Miss Helen Guthrie. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs, r.. l.. Guthrie, ot
Evansville. Ind. and Mr.. i. A, NJ,
Jackson of this city, were married
Saturday afternoon at . o'clock at
he home OF Mr. and Mrs. j. II.
Edmopds. 1t2 North Vancouver
avenue. Rev. Meade Dutt was the
officiating minister. only tho
members OF the immediate families
were present. MIR and Mrs. Jack
son left for n visit with relatives
and friends In Evansville, Ind.
Upon their return thcy will be at
nome at tI2 North Vancouver foi
ho present,
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kayser

Silk top unions in bodice and
band tops. They are in both pink
and white not all sizes of each
style, but we have some of all
sizes 81 to 46. Regular selling
prices were 1918 to $3.50.
Special, $2.98
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The regular monthly meeting oi
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority will b.
held with Mrs T.. A. Cook. 316 West
king street, wednesday afternoon at
3 O'Clock
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For Convention visitors.

The annual convention OF Amer
loan Petroleum biologists that will
be held here. March 17.lS inclusive,
will be important not only from "A
business point Of Wow, but socially.
Already plans are being made Tor
the entertainment Of delegates, The
principal event In the woman's pro-
gram will be the reception and ten
on Thursday In the Country club.
Othed affairs and dates arc to be nm
nounccd. An entertainment com
mijtee arranging for these is com
pened OF Mesdamos E. q. woodruff,
pubert H. Wood. w. j. Millard
C'aerlos Kirk. Dycnoy Powers, MAJ
Pischoll, James Gardner, Forest
heCG and A. w. Inucr.
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Mrs ~ Bovel, Ji1 East Twcn,
iicth street, viii he hostess 10 mem
hcrs OF the Hsdassah sori"y Thurs
day afternoon at 2 o'clock.
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tage prayer meeting Tuesday morn .
ing at 80 o'clock In the home Or
Mrs. !. S. Hooper. SIS West Fourth
street.