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The Washington times., 1921-10-15
FLAVIN OUT OF LINEUP
WHEN HILLTOPPERS PLAY
.WESTMINSTERITES TODAY


the bakfed The
captain shaken the this week
the Hilltop order risks with him before the important
Exendine will
denes this Gilmore freshman csrded to the
left hslfback in place Of Favin. 10
Coach Exendne plans to keep his in toays
anything with the Holy Cross eleven week from today Worcester
the oConne will take Kenyons place right
Paul Forence on other
The Washington times., 1921-10-15


Hornsby's batting mark Of .39S ts
the highest percentage attained by
National League batsman since
1893, when big Ed" Delhanty. OF
the Phillies, led the National League
with a batting average OF .+0s. Since
the beginning OF the National
League. away back In 1876. only ten
league leading hitters have sur
passed Hornsby's batting percentage
for the season just ended.
George Kelly, OF the champion
Giants, occupies slugging honors.
with 23 home rims. Frank Frisch.
Of the Giants. showed the way along
the base paths. with so stolen bases,
and Ivan Olson. OF the Dodgers. went
to the bat the most times. 648.
Besides Hornsby. who played every
game his club engaged In. 164, the
following players did not miss a con-
test last year: Frank Frisch and
Dave Bancroft, OF the Giants, and
Norman Boeckel, OF the Braves. who
competed In 1853 games, and Jimmy
Johnston, Of the Dodgers. VINO played
in 152 games.
Rogers Hornsby, of the Cardinals.
flashed the longest streak Of scoring
runs In successive games, tallying
one or more runs in IT straight
games. This Is the longest run
,coring streak in the National League
Following Are the final averages
Of all those players taking part In
at least fifteen games:
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
SYRACUSE COACH HURT;
TACKLED IN PRACTICE

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Oct. 15.--An.
nouncement was made at Syracuse
University today that Harry Robert.
son, captain Of the 1920 Orange
eleven and coach Of this years
Freshman team, had suffered a
fractured ankle when he was tackled
In a practice. Robertson. a former
all-American center, played high
school, freshman and three years OF
varsity football without q serious in.
jury.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15

The following pitchers have records
Of winning and losing less than five
games, and are listed according to the
best percentage: Perritt has two VIC
tories and no defeats to his credit;
ono victory without defeat, Cooney,
Gordonier. Weinert and Riviere; two
victories and two defeats. Eller. Nor
gan and Geary have one defeat and
ono victory; one victory and two de-
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Kids Issue Challenge.

st. Theresa midgets want to hear
from the Iriquois, Nationals, Lin.
worths, Capitols. Piedmonts, Libertys
and Triangles. These teams are re-
quested to get In touch today or to.
morrow with Lawrence fudge, at 1915
Good Hope road southeast, phone
Lincoln 1875
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Hoyt to Appear on Stage.

NEW YORK, Oct. ia novelty
for Broadway is promised In the ap.
pearance Of Waite Hoyt, the SEN
sational Yankee pitcher and worlds
series hero, in n set Of songs and
dances for n weeks engagement be-
ginning tomorrow evening. in Reisen-
weber's. Waite's father, ED Hoyt,
was famous minstrel man OF the
last generation,
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
ALTRocK AND ScHAcHT
TO STAR IN DOUBLE BILL

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.--Nick Al.
trock, Al Schacht and their bali
team will play a doubleheader with
Jeff Tesreau's Bears, at Duckman
Oval tomorrow afternoon. Schacht
will pitch the first game.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15

feats. Goodwin. Keenan,. and Rogge.
Braxton. Sedgwick and May have one
victory and three defeats to their
credit. The following have no VIC
tories and one defeat: Kircher. l..
Townsend. Beehan. Clark. Kaufman.
Pierrotti and Stueland. Hanson and
Napier have no victories and two de-
feats. Keenan, has three defeats and
no victories.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
REJECTED BY PHYSICIANS,
MULDOON is MARVEL AT 20
By DAMON RUNYON.

YORK "The Solid Mudoon"-
william Muoon New York State Boxing Commission
No? H. ,-.u.,. Surros+, s,r,.
OF
endurance, historic old structure
of Muldoons
prav hair lines about his eyes, yet someone
Muldoon beyond score
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Play for Ball Title.

Clarendon A. G. and Ballston A. c.
will clash tomorrow at D. m. on
the diamond at Clarendon In the
opening game Of a series of three
games for the baseball champion.
ship OF Arlington county. virginia.
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
cRDRoNBATnEs HI IRE TODAY "
|I9TAZ WASHINGTON TINES JPORD =
SATURDAY. ocrosER IS, 1874.
HORNSBY LEADS FOUR WAYS
AT BAT in NATIONAL LEAGUE

Two hundred and fOhes PLAYERS engaged In games played y
of 1921 OF this number Rogers HGasby rRsss%eS ed HI,
sss Hornsby scored the most runs iS got the
hits 236; the wobaggers, 4Sj tie with Kay POWELL
Of the for three-bA
The Washington times., 1921-10-15
Want Sunday Game.

The Kanawha A. c. would like to
arrange a game with any team aver.
aging t2s pounds for Sunday. Call
Manager Keane. North 22<,
The New York herald., 1921-10-22
BOYS Suits zCith Extra Knlckers
at 1895

Suits that have been tailored with keen regard
to wear-and-tear to which all boys Winter
suits are subject. Seams are reinforced,
cloths selected because of their sturdiness,
and the styles are in smart Norfolk and semi
Norfolk effects. All colorings, and sizes
to 49, Second Floor
The New York herald., 1921-10-22
Lovely Satin
BIo0mers
Regularly S.95
Saturday at 2.95

Dainty bloomers made of
lustrous washable satin, cut
generously, and reinforced for
service. In two models, with
elastic at knee. and lace-trim-
med ruffle. Flesh color only.
Third Floor
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17
NEGRO SUSPECT
IS LIBERATED
Woman Fails to Identify
Man Thought to Have
Attacked Her

Notwithstanding the fact that
ex-Sheritf Glover's bloodhounds
took up the trail and followed it to
the same house twice, Mrs. Guy
Carpenter, uf Jackson addition,
failed to identify the negro who
was found there rs the one who
had attacked her near the old Fair
mont cemetery as she was return
ing home shortlyafter z o'clock last
night. A strange negro was found
at the house but he denied having
been the guilty person and was re-
leased,
Mrs. Carpenter was going home
from the city and had just arrived
at the cemetery when negro
stepped out, pointed a revolver at
her and demanded her money. Mrs.
Carpenter said she had no money
with her, but the. negro dragged
her into the underbrush and search.
ed her. After searching her and
Telling to find anything OF value,
he allowed her to so but as she
walked away, he fired six shots, for
what purpose is not known as he
could have easily shot her had he
tried
her homo where she collapsed after
telling what she had experienced.
Chief Snider was Immediately
notified and FASTENED to the scene
with a squad Of police. A descriP
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Last Call tor X. c.

All members of the American lie,
Non wishing to go to Kansas City
;6r the national convention are
Earned to get in touch with the
post commander OF their post SC
that he can make reservations for
rooms, etc, Dept. Adiutaut Kaiser
chairman OF the West Virginia dele
aation. has seat schedule for the
SftiGial party OF the department,
|dhe schedule asks Fairmont dele
|F6tos to catch train No. 3 at Clarks'
lbIfR October 30 &c. Cincinnati where
sc other delegates from the state
ali Gather. Train No. 3 leaves
rksburg at 9:i5 a m. The par
+ viii arrive at Kansas City at
4 80 .. N. Sunday, October 80, The
west Virginia delegation will be
auaftared at the Hotel Glennou
%here roomg with bath can be So
cured tor $3.50 and without basH,
lt6r $500 three persons in a room.
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ton Of the negro was given them by
Mrs. Carpenter and the search he
gan. "A strange negro was found
hiding in tho brush near the GENE.
terry, and ran az the Officers came
upon his hiding place, After a
chase Of about half a mile, he ran
into house occupied By some 9th.
er negroes. who told the officers
that the man was stranger 10
them.
The man was then taken TO the
Carpenter home, but Mrs. Carpen'
ar stated positively that he was
not the guilty man and he was lib
Grated.
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BUSINESS oPpoRguElI!lg.Ii.

ADVERTISE m m TARiPA4 n
you want to buy, sell or S1eaA
advertise your warea In Iaiapi.
and South FieFiiR-oa - TIA lao 1
prosperous regions OF today Az
ways use Times Want Ad
Tampa eirculationa and largest lilSi
average want Rd liNeaSs % atii
Florida paper guaranteed To
Yertisers. Regular rata one eel
pen word; monthly rata an bnfit
cation. Inquiries oheerfnlty a.
swered. Address THE TAAIfaS
DAILY TINES, Tainpas Fis
1e-17.2st.i A:
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Marshal Foch will not come to
America to be officially heard at
the international disarmament con.
ference in Washington, Paris dis
patches are pointing out, although
he will let his Views on armament
be known. The marshal's visit is
a private one. 1t is being carefully
explained, in response to the invi'
tation Of the American Legion to at
tend its convention. Premier BRAND
will head the French delegation to
the conference, sailing October %,
a week after Marshal Foch.
In the Missouri state convention
Of the American Legion, it Was an
nounced that a resolution concern
ing Grover C. Bergdoll, draft de.
serter, was about to be introduced.
AS a member rose to read it, an.
other shouted: ri move its adop.
ton" A roar OF approval came
from the assembled delegates and
It was unanimously adopted with.
out having been read,
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

PIANO FOR ,sALE-Haudsome
mahogany case; three. years
old; bargain for cash. Phone $500
X. Do you want to sell your plano,
organ, violin, mandolin, phono-
graph? Use Want Ad at &c per
word each day.
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MALE HELP WANTED

statesmen = Big money selling
nursery stock this year. Costs
nothing to represent us. Instruc,
lions and selling outfit free. Write
GRAHAM NURSERY
COMPANY, Rochester, n. Y.
10.l7-1t.103sA
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Fred IIeintezlman Post No. II,
American Legion, meets Tuesday,
evening, October is, at the Y. M.
i, Al. al 1880 o'clock, Be there.
IIerschell ], Hamilton Post No.
s12, meets "Wednesday evening at
he court house.
Fairmont Post No. 62a, V. +. w,
nsats At the X. Of P. hall Tuesday,
October %.
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PAINTING PAPERHANGMG

FOR BEST WORK and quick ser.
vice give me the job; John
Smith, Decorating, 1893 Black St.
1T you want wfFk in your line go
after It In this way. Want Ads
are only &c per word per day and
even less on a contract arrange
ment.)
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LOANS

MONEY TO LtoAN-on improved
property; trausRGtipns cspfIden'
ttRl. John Smith, Leeds Bldg
C(Run this kind OF an advertise
ment IL you have some extra mon.
ey to invest. Costs &c per WORD
each day..
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BoARpERs WANTED

THREE GENTLEMEN can obtain
home cooked meals by the week
at private downtown boarding
house. References required. Ap.
ply Room 5. 315 Main st.
1o.1T3t-1047A
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sPFtiIAI. N0Tflo.IiiI I.
NOTICE 70 cREpiTiio;R 8.

To the Creditors OF George ~
Jacobs, deceased:
In pursuance OF Ssdoweas o
Circuit Court OF the cpguty
Marion. made in cause the
pending, entitled Winnie u. Jatso
Executrix. &C., PLAINTIFF ana
euce Ward Jacobs, an INF
others. defendants, and dat
day Of September, 1871 to gn
the real estate OF the said dere
to the payment Of his debts NJ
hereby required 10 present yen
claims against the estate 6e SAD
decedent for adiudl6 cation to e1aJ.
D. Amos, Special Commissions; y
his office, No. Han Bipcl "a tha,
city OF Fairmont, MAFien eo1
West Virginia, on or before the etA
day OF November, 1871. pext
Witness, L A. Gather
said court, this 18th day o. Son
Der. 1881, and 5ath yeag af
L. A. CATHBH % III.
10-3.10:1T,24
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AUTO REPAIRS

TIRES REBUILT; new trsads put
on; punctures repaired. See
"Quick Service" Jones, 1900 Smith
ST. "a Want ed like this coste
only &c per word each day. 1t will
pay you to try one.)
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MAuHIl1s ny.

STEEL PuLLiEYs, n TeTtoail
aiEes: good co1d1tioni WI "
cheap. Jones Foundry, Smith 81
advertise In this way ana tilfa
old machinery, slectrical
ment, etc, into cash 80 pe&
per day for Want Ads AXE sl y a
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DPFssMAKING

sEWING at home by expert; wiz
make anything you need. Mrs..
Jones, Phone s99S.B, Qt you are
handy at needlework and want to
earn some money why not adyer.
tise this way. Costs &c per word
each day.)
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II this paragraph wins the light
OF publicity Monday, then It Is time
" TO state that Congressman
Wells Goodykoontz Is out at ClarkB.
burg making rafting good speech
to the business men Of that peppy
Industrial center who are gathered
at the luncheon table OF the Board
OF Trade. OF course, It Is natural
for politicians to at once BIO I'M.
pressed with the verify Of their in.
cvitahla viewpoint. They have
their angle and 1t is always politi.
cal and snEffily suspicious. The.
Fifth district representative is not
80 we'll known in the upper tier Of
counties OF his state, and the poll
ticians say that his visit to Ciarks-
burg should prove good ndvertis,
ing. You see how thcT look at It,
always look at things thar way
Mr. GoodykoontE has made so good
In the lower branch OF congress
that there has been lot of talk OF
him for the senate. He is the one
man who has taken that talk less
seriously than anybody else. but
the politicians hem and haw and
nod their wise hends and mutter,
You never can tell" His address
at Clarksburg wtll be a. business
mans straight-f m.the-shouldor
talk to business men on business
subjects. While the West Virginia
public thinks Of Mr. Hy1drkoontE
ne an able lawyer and q splendid
lsr-Eiver and official executive
tnsse talents his career displays
conspicuously-yet It should he as
we'll known. but It isn't. that he is
a successful banker and business
man. experienced in handling large
financial and business transactions.
and is very probably millionaire.
although you hardls. ever hear of
him being spoken Of as one. 4e
made It all IN Wet Virginia, aud
he made 1t while Still! a young man,
Ho's got few wears 10 go before
he reache3 fifty When he started
out in lite from the old farm. his
worldly possessions consisted OF
the clothes on MS hack. which we're
not such as to brag about Any
tsrmers boy down in West Virginia
who thinks he is starting life handi.
capped with all avenues to success
closed. or virtually so. n him.
should think on the career of Wells
GoodyI0ontz, and take heart and
go oft.
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welcome which New York's mayor
extended. 1t was reported that
Herr Captain Oscar SchwamberGer
of the Bayern commanded a Ger
man C.boat during the war OF 1914
is, but 3 Legion representatives eff
fort to board the ship to confirm
the report met with no success.
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Plans are discussed to run a pipe
line from Hayre to Paris to supply
n swimming tank with ocean wa
to-.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17

REFINED YOUNG LADY, desires
position as bookkssper or general
office assistant. Can furnish REFER
ence. Write Box 1017 The west
VirginiRH. 1o.i6.st-1Oi7A
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17

Change Time OF Meeting
The members of Fred R. Heint.
siman Post will notice that by
their bylaws tie post opens its
l1seting at 1880.
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WANTED = BY practical man
equipped farm ON shares or sal.
airy, Address Farmer" care West
vtrgtntau. lo'l7-stioslA
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Speaking OF clubs. that Of the
NJ Metropolitan Is about to pass out.
Iaving d million was the requisite
3 fhemhsrshtD In it. Social climb
rs lean Of purse could break into
fii6Fs clubs with, as the saying
aes, d croTbar or jimmy, but
Fey hadn't chance to pry their
MAY into the Met. with anything
IsBs than a cold million. 1t didn't
- much matter how you got il il
(lW had 1t. But with all its
Tsalth, prohibition put 1t out OF
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17

Even the bootleggers are using
Blue Dewitt makes the moon.
shine.-Adv.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17

The Conversational club is get.
ing dolled un for the most brilliant
eason 1t has ever experienced IN
Is notable existence This is the
Organization which Is made up OF
5lotnern, wives and daughters OF
senators and representatives, and
lheladies OF the cabinet, The First
LADY OF the Land Is a member. was
IN active, interested and enthusiast
lc member when President Hard
|ps was member Of tho senate.
drs. Harry Chapman woodward,
she wife OF The member from the
Fourth West Virginia district, Is
charter member Of the club. and
us yesr as last, chairman of the
55mmittes which provides all the
Entertainments arranges and car
3esseut all the varied cultural and
loetsl functions. and is responsible
~ their success. At luncheon At
No White House several days ago.
dTs. woodward discussed with the
President and Mrs. Harding the inl-
iortant part that the club will take
4 heiptng the government to enter
Rin and nmuso ATS distinguished
iests here to attend the confer
nee for the curtailment Of naval
,S5nsn1eNt. The Hardinss made
.f55say ii 5uSsestiona and discussed
r6 tentative program which Mrs,
EIJ6.odrard presented freely. The
l3nBssesson starts in the first week
pacsmbar
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-17
POULTRY AND SUPPLIES

wYANDoTTEs, Black Mtnorcas;
write for prices. Fred Jones,
lexington, N. D. (Thig is .
sample Want Ad. II you have
poultry to sell use one like 1tt
Costs 20 per word each day.)
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H0uSRH0f,n GOODS

FOR sALE-s-S BY 1915 Amin
ateF rug, used less than four
months. Cheap for quick sale.
Apply S27 Chicago street. eTeplngs.
10-17-8t-1o49A
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THREE ADULTS want z or s room
house on East Side. Cat 1lss.vp.
10.14-st.100sA
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Nssh
touring car In good condition or
trade for small car. Call e02-R
10.1T-St+1o3sA
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FOR EXCHANGE

GOOD REFRIGERATOR; will ex.
change for rugs, or davenport
or what have you? Phone AJAX.
cat &c per word each day you CAP
insert this sort of Want AID to dis.
pose of things you no longer need.)
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ROOMS WANTED

HOME IN PRIVATE FAMILY
Desired by Young business man;
prefer both room and meals; will
pay well. Phone john Smith, 000-X
(This is a suggestion for a 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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sT0RAaE-MoVING

EXPERT MOVERS and large auto
trucks will move household
goods at lowest rates. johnson,
$500 Smith st. Of you are in the
storage or trucking, business keep
your name before the public IN
this way at &c per word each In
aertion.
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AUTOs-AOoEsgO DRIES

FOR SALE King s, 4-passenger.
Excellent running condition. VIII
sacrifice. ChIlEon's Garage,
1O-15-3t1071A
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FOR RENT-one good store room.
934 East Park Ave. Also 2 living
rooms. Call 1877. 10.15-St-1o29A
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FARM9 FOR SALE

FoR sAGH-is acre farm, 3
room house, Stable, orchard OF
apple, plum. pear trees. $751; 300
cash. James Gherello, Box q, r..
F. D. No. z, Watson. W. Va.
10 14,6t 1919 A
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AsIirNGToN. 0. C., Oct. H.
ane Of the stories which the late
Senator ehilander G. Knox, OF
IHennsylyania. was fond Of spinning
3 thoso OF his callers who hailed
rom west Virginia, was an explain
alton by him why It was he was not
,Eeadusted from the West Virginia
IJnlyefslty, which had not develop
n into the university class wnca
"a was student there, but vas a
5ectaTian academy upder tho man
sgement OF very strict, straight
tlacad gentlemen OF tho Methodist
,Sresd, Young Enox thought them
q. They expelled him for sneak.
hg out Of his room ono hight and
atending n performance Of East
lynne, at the .opera house. That
Sas just how horrible and scandal.
led they we're. And that IL why
q cot his diploma from Mount
Union college at Alliance, Ohio.
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business, and. few weeks ago
announcement was made that the
government had acquired owner
ship OF the property. On the OBJ
verse side OF the question, stimuli.
taneously with this announcement,
the handsome new Racquet club in
Sixteenth street threw open It's
doors, and the Immense big City
club on G street is about resdy for
the roof. Their promoters were I'M
daunted by tho increasing aridlty
upon this Volsteadian desert
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FOR RENT-one barn, can be US
ed for garage or storage room.
RI. I. Conner, 235 Grant street.
10-15-2t-10S2A
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FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Up TO date. fully
equipped Beauty Shop, all latest
improvements and first class fix
lures. The kind of a shop that ap-
peals to the public. Reason for
selling, bad health. Florence b.
Kimmell, SIS Oak St., Oakland,
Md. 10 IA 12t 1915 A
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WANTED


WANTED-HoaTdeEs ana roomer1
by day, week or meal. S2s Jack
son st, s:3tSst.SslA
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Il .,Jon concert Series,

IN otnaS a. Tate, chairman OF the
aSnment committee Of Fred
ntselmhn Post, has bean busy
'P dstPils OF getting the cd.
sale Of season tickets started
81 xpects to have the sale begin
en- week. The first concert will
isf6n November Is when Mslvena
sfsIniEre and her company Will be
The Harp Trio. "Little Shep-
q 8fngdom Come" at the Nor.
mi auditorium In January, Cav
dams in February, and the
tnstrumentRlists In March
SFiIS 4oiloW. The season tickets
- ne live concerts sell for 1900
soh. s.a
5Tshe Bavarn, first German liner
III ~ eW York harbor In seven
SS within 100 yards OF
81 the american LeglotIs
commander there, but the
art in tbs official
-
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FOR sALE-42 in. Simplex Elec.
trio Mangle. Used only very
short time. S120. Phone 952.
10 IA ct 1914 A
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