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The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Keep off the date August q, prone
made and Elks' FroIic, Denver Audi
torium. Morrison's full orchestra.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Mr.. VIII Harris and Mr.. c. T.. Lind
sey of Dallas, Texas, are in Denver
for two weeks visit
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23
THRIFT

A man can do nothing in the
business world today with only
$40. He can do but little more
with $100, but when a man has
$1,000 ready cash, then the
business world is ready to talk
to him. Opportunities are open
to him. If he uses his head he
can build a fortune on that sim
gle $1,000. It has been done
time and again. Isn't that
true? Our Savings Plan gets
you this first $1,000. Send for
free booklet or phone Charles
S. West, Champa 6968, Special
Representative of
The Bond & Mortgage Co.
821 Foster Bldg, Denver, Colo.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Spend Colorado Day, August I, with
the Odd Fellows and Household OF
Ruth at Rocky Mountain Lake. City
tennis tournament, patriotic program,
athletic events, refreshments.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Robert Y. Mitchell. employe of the
Continental oil Company, is enjoying
his vacation.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Mr.. w. II. Collier of Longmont,
Colo. was In the city this week visit
ing his family.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Frist-cIass barber wanted. Apply
BoIden's Barber Shop, 926 18th ST.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23

Furnished rooms for rent, all MOD
ern. Apply Mrs. N. Guest, 25o4 Clark
son street.
The Colorado statesman., 1921-07-23
ST. STEPHENS BAPTIST CHURCH.
Cor. Thirty-second and Lafayette SITS.
Phone Y. 345oJ.

Rev. F. T. Smith, Pastor, 2761 Welton
ST. Phone Champa 1862.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
212 OF AMERICAS LEADING CITIES
OPPOSE seq REGATED VICE DISTRICT

,.~.;. 80. = worth co1S!dcr!rI desires
,...;:.rr, >. II. Id rvnH.;.2'S. frrhaiS
~,, .. :.,,H sT-cuia;.''-. a So" - ''''.''
My. tNit public sen; IN NJ. On the "h"'e
.~ ,s:,.aS. IT, r"ndi'.rus are std open
., ,-r.;,.,.s.r h,;, t,rmcrly they were
I'm. go,rrnr"n, vNrrr"al disease
,,r.7... go. p-eA, srod ne" and Il IS q
.r.,I>:..,J ;..;.,s ,ha, ,hrr" = no. 4 cliH:,
.rr ,,:,.-,al diseases N every comnGn
.Wnt, ou- 7t-oplr need - education
aim. hose ines. - addition 70 the re
,i.IorS training wa:ch homes and
,hu-.h.. AT Too seldom EIve about per
sanAl purity.
"A government lecturer came TO Ma
con once with set OF slides about ven
r-eal disease and many men remenher
20 this day what they then learned
Courses Of lectures at frequent inter
walls would be Of utmost value.
y have always tried 70 be herman.
wrote the president % chamber CT
commerce. but frankly. that kind OF a
dehasing influence which segregated
district throws around il will alwsEs
hold a city ioun.
If encuuraEement were needed cy
publi, health officers. 4 could be found
n plenty III some OF these letters. as
IS a cr.a, move in the right direction.
urot. an Ohio banker. no other disease
known To tie human race does so much
damage. and the owner OF 4 department
store in an Ohio city. said More power
10 the educational activities Of your de-
partmen,.'
-. II remained for superintendent OF
police IN a Nebraska city 10 SOUND the
call 20 high endeavor:
We mus. face this problem resofute'
". frankly and tcarlesSly. moldIng pub
lie sentiment as w go. but never turn
ing back on the program started by the
government during the war
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
PECULIAR ACTION ON PART OF
THE REPUBLICAN, COUNTY
ORGANIZATION
Effort or HANDFUL TO DIP IN
MARSHALSw TURNS OUT
TO BE UNSUCCESSFUL
HOWARD HASTINGS FRIENDS
STAND FRI LY BY HIS EN-
DoRSEMENrS FOR THE PLACE

An ili-advtsed and altogether TN
Republican e1ecd;il" c'mnl't.e wa
he'd last evening a. the on" NJ tho
Ohio county boa I'd ~ com H>.SS!or"rS,
being called apparently by the chair
man without special authority :" con
Sicer the United States marsha ship
and TO suggest some acton n the mat
ter
sensational publication N another
paper Thursday morning apparently
created the impression that some 81
fort would be mad" IN the commit 80
meeting 10 secure the endorsement or
some man for United States marsha
other than The candidates N Ohio
county who are now in the held.
During tho day. diliGHnt inquiry re-
vealed the fact that no person mad
definite knowledge why such action
should be contem plated.
Friends of ex-Shcr:T Howard H
Hastings. who has been very. active
cand idate for tho nnarsnaish:r. nat
uraliy became very much interested
and took It upon themselves yesterday
10 run down 70 the source various lot
tiers and kilograms alleged TO have
been reca.vcd here from the two United
States senator's from West VIrS gina
bearing upon the marShalSA!p. So FAR,
no such letters nor kilograms author
tatively quoting the senator's have
been received, It was found
Daniel G. Dean. president ~ tn"
Ohio county commissioners, who has
been a particularly warm supporter OF
Mr.. Hastings. secured personal com
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
CUT THIS QUIT Is WORTH
MONEY

Cut on, this slip. enclose with SC and
mail II 10 Foley &c Co. 1855 Sheffield
Ave. Chicago. Ill. writing your name
and Address clearly. You will receive
in return trial package containing
Folry'S Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs. solids and Group: Foley Kidney
FILLS for PAINS in side and back. rheuma-
tiSm. hackachc. kidney and bladder all
mcr,s: and F"ley's Cathartic Tablets. a
wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
rathartiC FOR constip at!on, billiousncss.
headaches and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
RAISE p. o. RATES
Private Boxes at PoseoHics VIII CoEt
More Altar Todty

The increase in box cent at the post
office will go into effect today, that
being the iirSt dar OF the new quarter.
The new and old rates follow:
Boxes that -snted for 800 per quar-
ter. now. $3.50.
Boxes TIA; rented for $50 per quar-
ter. now 500.
Boxqs that rented for 500 per quar-
ter. now $500.
r,oxes thar rented for $500 per quar-
tsr, now $500.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
Tho IL, question was


OF this question lnI chiefs Of police
voted unanimously No" Wonen's o.
CARNATIONS voted 81 NO" 10 ono Yes
The iarGes, number oF those voting
yes was Found among tho representa-
tive citizens but here the vote stood
"Yas' II. NO" l42,
The replies quoted above are n az
cases typical Of those received.
VI.
The sic. which disagreed with ,he
point Of view OF the Public Health Srrv.
10. on the FIRST question. can BE- brett
dismissed They advanced a. Their
reasons. with almost !nvar.ablc itera.
to-. tho shop-U1orn arguments which
experience N dealing with :he problem
~ prostitution has dtSpro"cd.
The obvious faulty Of the arguments
advanced BY tbs sna.' minority does
not warrant the allotment - additional
space TO quotations.
large number or those -"rly:n z
supplemented their answer with ,e'.
tor. Limitation Of space. however. pre-,
VENTS The inclusion OF NOR" than few
excerpts.
\ representative citizen ~ Georgia
said IN part:
Since the time ths government. or,
account OF haCon's proximity % Car ?
whealer, closed u7 ~" segregated d
t-ict here. there has been. a. far As I
am abe 70 learn. far less prostitution
ard disease than tefnre- No one whose
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
5.95

this low price would have been utterly nPoe m
skirts This quality. For hard wear RAIN Or sEl ucp
n the Plaid Skirt its duty These smart new models are ID
cro vcioh woocnskne box and pleated The attractive
oorngS well with suit coats and sweaters OF sge cGol
sizes M TO - waist band-a lengths SO atactVey prlceo
that you Twill think of being without one. ~
Shops
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
xE1p AS PROPERTY AoLDER
John r. Doyle Not Operator OF Still
Found In Prohibition Raid

II was enormously stated IN these
columns. in connection with the serving
Of a federal warrant on John /. Doyle
that Mr.. Doyle was charged with op-
r-.tinr a still in the rear OF 1855 Chap
line street. Mr.. Doyle was not charged
with operating the still. but with being
the owner OF the property on which the
stll was found. The operator OF the
still has not been located by prohibition
officers.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01
The fourth question asked. was

The T0urth OnnSt.0n NNk"d. WHY
"I)o YOU believe AL prostitutes and
their patrons should bs treated alike ?
,Suhjecc~d 70 thorough medical c1amt-
nation t. ascertain { they have COM
ruunicahl" disease. and II found infect
- n,acrd under St~:c: surveillance until
disease is no longer cornmun cs. bic Yes
or Sol Why"
Replies TO this question were as To-.
lyus
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01

In considering the answers 20 this
quest ton. 1t - again important 70 note
;h4. To- chiefs Of police voted NO.
agsinSc Is voting IN favor Of the SeSrc'
gated district. and the reasons a7ranc.
ed by those opposed 20 the segregated
district lead additional significance 70
the figures.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01

To help you save Is the mission or
Intelligencer Want Ads.
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OF the number answering Yes. ia
uere chiefs Of police On,y three OF
,ne~. chefs answered NO" One gave
IS h;- reason :o- answering Yes"
r believe 'h.,t The diseases which pros
tttulas aud n" thor PATRONS have are
more dangerous 70 the public than small
pox arr >''ll "" qua rantine smallpox"
Another. "Nn rules can be TOO strict IN
this matter IS the health oc some rUHo-
cent person may DC affected by coming
n contact with a person having yea
ereal disease.
V
Tho Ia, question was:
~p- d. YOU believe that or'y female
prostitutes should De- 30 trea ed? (Tes
or Nnp. Why"
40 ................. 4ZS
Yes Observation-Disclosures. Il
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lows:
The Public Health Service and the
state Board OF Health believe that open
houses Of prostitution are menace TO
public health and should be abolished IN
avery community. DO you agree WIN
this point Of view. (Yes or No). Why.
Tho replLss 10 this question were:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01

BUY WAR SAVINGS sTAMFs~
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To third question VAS as follows:
or do you bei;"ve that there should
BE- Z. segregated district n which pros
,jtutcs ShUuld De- a.owed :" ply their
trade? yes or No). why
The -ep!.. : 70 this question: werr:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01

1t IS significant 20 note that among
the 49l who voted Yes" LOG were
chiefs OF police AMI that only 10 chiefs
cs police DID not subscribe 10 the pub
20 health point OF View.
One hundred S;N;y-four representa-
tive citizens. among them mayors. CRY
attorneys. dentists. real estate agents
trnve,,nx statesmen. merchants. mani
facturcrs, lawyers and judges. voted
yes" as against Is opposed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-01

tAFN2tlNe point VI view
"Or do you believe that there should
be open houses OF prostitution in your
ri,y" YES or MOI. Why
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Page forty-three

MR.. B. WOLFSON
Attorney, 748 Mcknight Bldg, wishes
all his friends and relatives a most
happy New Year.
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ST. PAUL

DIR. J. H. ABROMOVICH
MUSICIAN and surgeon, 4O2 Lowry
Bldg, extends his most sincere wishes
TO his friends and relatives for a
happy and prosperous New Year.
MR.. GUSTAVE AXELROD
Attorney, 613 Merchants Bank BLDG.
wishes his friends and relatives most
happy New Year.
DIR. JACK V. BIRNBERG
DENTIST, 628 Lowry Bldg, wishes all
his friends year of health and hap
piness.
DIR. FISKE I. BROOKS
Dentist, 81 East Seventh st., extends
the greetings of the New Year to all
his friends and relatives.
MR.. JESSE CALMENsON
Attorney, ia Pioneer Bldg, wishes
his friends most happy New Year.
DIR. A. C. COUPLIN
Osteopathic physician and surgeon,
sos Hamm Bldg, extends to his
friends and relatives the seasons
greetings for happy and prosperous
New Year.
DIR. S. V. DUDOVITZ
Dentist, 316-317 Lowry BLDG. extends
to his friends and relatives the greet
ings of the New Year.
MIR. H. D. FRANKEL
Attorney, I'll Pioneer Bldg, wishes
his friends most happy New Year.
DIR. HAL S. GOLDBLUM
DENTIST, 1886 Lowry Bldg, extends the
greetings for the New Year to all his
friends.
DIR. A. GOLOVEN
Dentist, APO Bremen Arcade. extends
his best wishes for the New Year to
all his friends. "
MIR. SYLVAN HESS
Attorney, 1417 Pioneer Bldg, extends
the greetings of the New Year to his
friends.
4A1G. "A. q. I1EhlL
Attorney, 1908 Commerce Bldg,
wishes his friends Happy New
DIR. A. L. KATE
Dentist, PA Hamm Bldg, extends his
best wishes for the New Year to his
friends.
MR.. GUSTAVE LOEVINGER
Wishes his friends a happy New
Year.
MR.. L. B. SCHWARTZ
Attorney, 6O8 Lincoln Ave., extends
The greetings of the New Year to his
friends and relatives.
DIR. P. J. STOLUROW
Physician and surgeon, 81 East 9TH
st., wishes his friends year of hap
'iness and prosperity.
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MINNEAPOLIS

MINNEAPOLIS
DIR. O. H. ABRAHAMS
Dentist, 80 Donaldson Bldg, extends
to all his friends and relatives greet
ings for a most happy and prosper
GUS New Year.
DIR. HARRY A. BAKER:
Cordial greetings to relatives and
friends, wishing them Health and
Happiness.
MR.. CHARLES BANK
Attorney, 728 Mcknight Bldg, ex-
tends his best wishes for a year full
of Health and Prosperity.
MR.. HENRY H. BANK
Attorney, Court House, wishes his
relatives and friends most happy
and prosperous New Year.
DIR. H. BANKS
Dentist, 4O1 Besse Bldg, wishes all
his friends a very Happy New Year.
MR.. S. J. BARR
Attorney, sos Palace Bldg: To friends
and relatives my wish goes forth for
happy and Prosperous New Year.
DIR. I. S. BECKENSTEIN
Dentist, 1919 9Th Ave. NJ, extends his
best wishes to all his friends and rela-
tives for happy and prosperous New
Year.
MR.. EDWARD COHEN
Attorney, 806 Plymouth Bldg, wishes
all his friends year full Of happi-
ness and health.
DIR. J. T. COHEN
Dentist, 646 Sixth Ave. NJ, extends
his wishes for most Happy New
Year to all his friends and relatives.
DIR. EDWARD COOPERMAN
Dentist, SOC Phys. & Surg. Bldg,
takes this means of extending to his
relatives and friends his best wishes
for happy and prosperous New Year.
DIR. H. A. DIAMOND
Dentist, 912 Fourteenth Ave. S., ex-
tends his best wishes for a happy
New Year to his relatives and friends.
DIR. D. E. ELLISON
Physician and surgeon, 1900 Henne-
pin Ave., extends his best wishes for
happy New Year to his friends.
MR.. CHARLES EISLER
Attorney, wishes his friends happy
New Year.
DIR. L. M. FRUCHTMAN
Dentist, 1923 South 7th St., wishes
all his friends and relatives a Happy
New Year.
MR.. S. FRIEDMAN
Attorney, 1850 Security Bldg, wishes
his friends most happy New Year.
MR.. WILLIAM FRIEDMAN
Attorney, 936 Andrus Bldg, extends
New Year greetings to all friends and
ra1ativoc
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DIR. M. w. GOLDBERG

Dentlst, 13U5 E. Franklin, wishes his
friends and relatives a most Happy
New Year.
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THE AMERICAN JEWISH WORLD

DIR. M. w. GOLDBERG
Dentist, 1906 E. Franklin, wishes his
friends and relatives a most Happy
New Year.
DIR. J. GOLDBLUM
Oculist and aurist, 302 Masonic
Temple, extends his best wishes to
his friends and relatives for a most
Happy New Year.
DIR. MARY GOLDSCHLAGER
Chiropractor, 920 Nicollet Avenue,
wishes her friends most happy New
Year.
DIR. GEORGE J. GORDON
Physician and surgeon, 40 LaSalle
Bldg, extends to all his relatives and
friends his best wishes for a most
happy and prosperous New Year.
DIR. S. GROLL
Physician and surgeon, COS 9th Ave.
n, extends his best wishes to his
friends and relatives for a happy and
prosperous New Year.
DIR. SAMUEL HECHTER
Dentist, Rochester Dental Infrmary,
Rochester, N. Y, wishes all his
friends a year full of Happiness and
Prosperity.
MR.. LOUIS HIMMELMAN
Attorney, 1922 Plymouth Bldg, wishes
to extend the greetings of the New
Year to all his friends.
DIR. CHARLES HYMES
Physician and surgeon, 1926 E.
Franklin Ave., wishes all his friends
and relatives year full Of happi-
ness and prosperity.
DIR. ALEX JOSEWICH
Physician and surgeon, TOT Phys. and
Surg. Bldg, wishes his friends a hap
py New Year.
MR.. MARTIN L. KAHNER
Attorney, GIL Plymouth Bldg, extends
lIIO0C S1I1CcIc WISHES LUZ happiness
and prosperity to his relatives and
friends for the coming New Year.
MR.. ALEX KANTER
Attorney, 354 Security Bldg, wishes
all his friends a happy and prosper
Gus New Year.
MIR. A. H. KARATZ
Attorney, 439 Met. Bank Bldg, wishes
his friends most happy and pros
porous New Year.
DIR. J. L. KRISHEF
Dentist, corner Plymouth and Emer-
son, extends the compliments of the
season to relatives and friends.
DIR. JACK I. KURTZ
Eye specialist, 1910 Irving Ave. N,
extends to relatives and friends best
wishes for a happy and prosperous
Now Voor
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MR.. DAVID LONDON


Attorney, TAP Builders Exchange, ex-
tends his most sincere wishes for a
happy and prosperous New Year to
his relatives and friends.
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MR.. DAVID LONDON
Attorney, TAP Builders Exchange, ex-
tends his most sincere wishes for
happy and prosperous New Year to
his relatives and friends.
DIR. B. M. MEDOFF
Dentist, GA 9Th Ave. NJ, wishes his
friends most happy and prosperous
New Year.
MR.. SIMON MESHBESHER
Attorney, $685. Northwestern Build
ing, wishes all his friends and rela-
tives year full of health and happi-
ness.
MR.. FELIX MOSES
Attorney, 1916 Mcknight Bldg,
wishes all his relatives and friends
most happy New Year.
DIR. DAVID PINK
Dentist, 3O1 LaSalle Bldg, wishes to
extend to his friends and relatives
the greetings Of the New Year.
DIR. BENJAMIN RAUCH
Dentist, Lyndale and Sixth Ave. N,
wishes all his friends and relatives
very happy and prosperous New
Year.
MR.. NATHAN RIVKIN
Attorney, 339 Met. Bank Bldg, wishes
his friends a year of happiness and
prosperity.
MIR. LOUIS SACHS
Attorney, 731 Met. Bank Bldg, ex-
tends to his friends the greetings of
the New Year.
DIR. S. ROSEN
Physician and surgeon, 1905 Frank
lin Ave. E., extends his best wishes
for a happy New Year to his friends
and relatives.
MIR. BENJAMIN SEGAL
Attorney, 439 Met. Bank Bldg,
wishes all his friends and relatives
very Happy New Year.
DIR. M. J. SHAPIRO
Physician and surgeon, 400 E. Henne-
pin, extends to all his friends and
relatives wishes for most happy and
prosperous New Year.
MR.. S. LOUIS SHORE
Attorney, 611-612 Plymouth Bldg, ex-
tends his heartiest wishes to his
friends and relatives for a Happy
New Year.
DIR. L. H. SIEGEL
Dentist, Franklin at Fourth Ave. S.,
extends his best wishes for a most
happy and prosperous New Year.
DIR. L. J. WEISBERG
Dentist, 1900 Hennepin, wishes all his
friends year full Of happiness and
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DIR. J. GOLDBLUM

Oculist and aurist, 302 Masonic
Temple, extends his best wishes to
his friends and relatives for a most
Happy New Year.
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DIR. S. ROSEN
Physician and surgeon, 1905 Frank
lin Ave. E., extends his best wishes
for happy New Year to his friends
and relatives.
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DIR. B. M. MEDOFF

DIR. B. NJ. MEDOFF
Dentist, GA 9Th Ave. NJ, wishes his
friends a most happy and prosperous
New Year.
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DIR. GEORGE J. GORDON
Physician and surgeon, 40 LaSalle
Bldg, extends to all his relatives and
friends his best wishes for a most
happy and prosperous New Year.
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MR.. FELIX MOSES
Attorney, 1916 Mcknight Bldg,
wishes all his relatives and friends a
most happy New Year.
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MR.. BENJAMIN SEGAL
Attorney, 439 Met. Bank Bldg,
wishes all his friends and relatives a
very Happy New Year.
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MR.. LOUIS SACHS
Attorney, 731 Met. Bank Bldg, ex-
tends to his friends the greetings of
the New Year.
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DIR. H. L. WEISMAN
DIR. SAMUEL A. WEISMAN
DIR. LOUIS R. WEISS

Exodontist, 408 Physicians and Sur
geons Bldg, wishes his friends and
relatives year of happiness and
prosperity.
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DIR. DAVID PINK

DIR. DAVID PINK
Dentist, 3O1 LaSalle Bldg, wishes to
extend to his friends and relatives
the greetings of the New Year.
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MIR. NATHAN RIVKIN
Attorney, 339 Met. Bank Bldg, wishes
his friends year of happiness and
prosperity.
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MR.. SAM ]. LEVY

Attorney, GOT First National-Soo
Line Bldg, extends the greetings of
the New Year to his friends.
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DIR. M. J. SHAPIRO
Physician and surgeon, 400 E. Henne-
pin, extends to all his friends and
relatives wishes for most happy and
prosperous New Year.
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DIR. 0. H. ABRAHAMS
Dentist, 80 Donaldson Bldg, extends
to all his friends and relatives greet
ings for a most happy and prosper
Gus New Year.
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DIR. MARY GOLDSCHLAGER
Chiropractor, 920 Nicollet Avenue,
wishes her friends most happy New
Year.
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DIR. BENJAMIN RAUCH
Dentist, Lyndale and Sixth Ave. N,
wishes all his friends and relatives
very happy and prosperous New
Year.
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MR.. SIMON MESHBESHER
Attorney, 505-6 Northwestern Build
ing, wishes all his friends and rela-
tives a year full Of health and happi-
ness.
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DIR. L. ]. TIBER

Physician and surgeon, PA Hamm
Bldg, wishes his friends and rela-
tives year of happiness and pros
perity.