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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
NO RUSHING Of
VARSITY BUNCH
Spears Decides on Gradual
Misrepresentation
Fundamentals

There will be no wild rush to
get tho West Virginia football
team into scrimmage and signal
drill under the system used by
Coach Spears. according to an.
nouncement made from Deer Park
today. The training period will
be spent in getting the boys we'll
grounded III fundamentals, attain.
ing high deglse OF physical pow.
er and learning well before the
start of the season half DOZEN
or moro selected plays. The mat.
ter Of increasing tho number OF
plays aud more strenuous work
outs will come as the season
moves on toward the peak of the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Chicago's lower berth White sox
have done more to keep the Glove.
land Indians In first place and the
Yankees in second than any other
outfit in the league.
The sox have spanked the Yanks
10 times and lost only eight games
to them.
Cleveland tripped the sox 70
times and lost only four games TO
them.
Washington IS the only outfit to
win IT'S series with both Cleveland
and New York.
Baseball's middle name is incon.
sistency.
The Yankees have the greater
playing strength but the indians
have 1t on them all for being d
game ball club.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
Star Grid Lad
Late Reporting

DEER PARK, Nd, Aug. 80
Thomas Joyce, who starred for
three years at the Dewitt Clinton
High school, New York, and last
year was the big ground gamer for
The Hamilton Institute team, also
81 New York, will be at the West
Virginia University grid camp here
next Tuesday, a little more than a
week late, but he has a good ex.
cuse.
Joyce has long been an admirer
ot :'Fats Spears. as a football coach
and had planned TO go to Dart.
mouth this year, but when West
virginia secured Spears, services,
joyce switched and has filed his en-
trance credits for West Virginia.
About four weeks ago, however,
Joyce was suddenly seized with a
desire for adventure and booked on
d freighter out OF New York for Rio
Ianerio. South America. It develop.
edsatter he started that he would
not get back to New York till Sep.
TENDER. 4th and he will naturally
be about a week late In reporting.
Aletter from Joyce at Rio Janerio
reports that he will make all posi-.
bic speed In getting to Deer Park
after he returns to New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

seasons activities. There Is a very
cleae idea OF the Spears program
outlined IN message from bee,
Park, which reads:
In one very important respect, Il
has already developed, the West
virginia University football train,
ing this fall will differ radically
from that OF last year. and, in fact,
from all the years under McIntire's
regime.
The team win be- developed
slowly. Last year Mclutlre had a
team running signals the very first
day Of practice within 4 week thew
had complete knowledge OF a larS3
variety OF plays and In respect, ut
least to tho smOothncsso Gexecu
ton OF plays and signals the
Mountaineers were actually In the
well.knOwn "mid-season" form he
fore they left training camp.
/, This year II will be different
Spears will likely form no eleven
for signal drlll in the first week;
possibly not even till after the sec.
ond week. Spears hopes to have a
half.0ozen well.erounded plays By
tho time the season actually opens,
and tho repertor! will DO incrOas
ed very gradually after thut.
Spears expects TO spend most OF
his time and that OF his staff on
tho fundamentals Of football. This
will he irksome 10 ht players and
will operute 10 depress the spirit.
Of those ardent Mountalneer fans
who have come TO expect y
smooth.Iooking team in q few days
under sicEntlre Tut Spears believes
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
Molla,s Husband Her Greatest Admirgr
nN eoR poRMAN.

NEW YORK, Aug. z5.-Mrs.
Molla Bjnrstcdt Mallory's husband
Is a good sport.
He Isn't Jealous because his wife,
queen OF Americas tennis courts.
usurps all the family ltmelight.
Instead hos the proudest man In
New York.
He's so proud OF Molla that she
has to suppress his enthusiasm
sometimes.
Following her sweeping victory
over Mary X. Browne at Forest
Hills, which again crowned her as
the national champion. he was the
first to rush across the courts to
grasp her hand and congratulate
her.
Mr.. Mallory is Just as anxious as
his vito that she should meet
Suzanne Lengien again.
Disappointed.
Il was moro disappointed than
Molla, herself, II that was possible
when Suzanne defaulted," no says.
During the matches at Forest
Hills he sat In box and led the
cheering for his wife.
Mr.. Mallory Ia broker in New
York. but sidetracks business when
his vito Is In action on tho courts.
There Is Just ono flaw in MoIla's
whIrlwind Of victories, according to
tho MallOrys.
1t was tho empty triumph over
Suzanne.
EnthUsed.
When asked II she wished to
meet Suzanne again, M0lla's eyes
lit up Ike storm clouds as she
flashed her reply:
DO II"
And when asked II sho thought
she would beat tho French marvel:
"OF COURSE WILL"
II Suzanne accoupllshes her am.
'bltion to annex tho world tennis
little she'll have to conquer both
tho Mallurys-Molla with the power
ot q giantess In her racket wrists,
and the husband who'll be lending
his moral support 100 per cent to
his wife IN her greatest contest.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

conflict with the great American
woman is re-enacted In her subcon
scious dreaming.
Yet she has but one hope-one
prayer. 1t is to recover her health
sufficiently TO be able to meet the
American woman on the courts
again. ~
We agree that tho highest ten
stoned bit Of nervous mechanism Is
the French gIrl-Suzanne.
Tommy Gibbons suggestion that
fighters should take better care oil
their hands should be put into
every boxers bible.
Three top notch ring men are al
present shelved with busted hands,
Benny Leonard cracked his thumb
on the eve OF a fight with Lew
Tender.
Georges Carpenter has been
forced to postpone his match with
Gibbons from October until winter
His injury is costing him probably
100000.
Bob Martin broke his knuckle
knocking out Frank Moran. Martin
doesn't draw the big purses, but he
fights often and layof is money
out for him.
Gibbons exercises his hands by
massaging rubber ball. His hands
are as we'll muscled as his shoul
ders.
Good hands are a fighters best
investment
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
LAUREL POINT

Miss Anna Camp, of Morgantown,
has been with friends here for a
few days.
The W. o. W. held an all day and
night picnic near this place the 9th
which was well attended.
Mrs. Carrie Henry, OF Brooklyn,
who has been with relatives In this
county for the past month, has
been visiting with relatives at this
place the past few days.
H. c. Fisher died at his home
near this place Thursday evening,
August rs. Mr.. Fisher had only
been seriously III for a few days
and many OF his friends never
learned OF his illness until appraised
of his death. He was taken sick
about a week before his death, but
only became seriously III on Sun.
day. When Or. Rinehart was called
and pronounced 1t appendicitis and
1t became apparent to all that his
condition was serious. Mr.. Fisher
was married some Sc or 81 years
ago to Miss Lou Scott. To this
union was born three children, Del.
bert s., Martha Lavanda and Her.
bert Leslie. He united with the
NJ, E. church in early life and re-
NAMED an active member of same.
His funeral services were conduct.
ed from the NJ. E. church at this
place by two of his former pastors,
Rev. H. S. Chapman. Of Logans
port, and Rev. Geo. W. White, OF
Morgantown. both Of whom paid a
praiseworthy tribute to his honor
and usefulness as a citizen, chris.
tian and friend. His body was laid
to rest in the Dents run cemetery
on Saturday afternoon. Rev. Otis
Waters, OF Morgantown, a cousin
OF the deceased, was present for the
funeral services.
Miss Elizabeth Dent, OF Gran.
Vile, has been a guest Of her sis.
ter, Mrs. Ralph D. Hess.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

and his policies OF course will,
govern, that only on firm toun,
dalton Of q thorough knowledge OF
tnckllng, blockin gand chatging
can any adequate system OF footr
ball play be founded. and no VIM
deYots his energies to that end. ?
Spears, 1t may DO said. viii mot
consider too seriously the rather
illogical schedule OF games that Is
arranged for tho Monntaineers. but
will work on broad principles for.
tho development OF u system Of
play for pormanency.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Allan Sothoron isn't pitching any
Legitimate balls this year. But
opposing batters are still suspicious
Of him.
They are skeptlcdl every time he
serves up leceivcr. Kicks afrs
Registered with tho umpire Ia chisg
Sometimes the officials throw the
balls out OF the game. Mora often
not.
Sothuron Is Just pitching pcunant
hall, now. That's all,l
lie Kills IL gonl dcalJot time fuss,
Ing around before delivering. bat.
tiers Get weary waiting for him. But
Al Is getting results.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Mile. Suzanne Lenglen can't for.
get her tragic defeat ut the hands
OF Mrs. Molla Mallory.
She hinges on the verge Of q
nervous breakdown as tho result.
By day she day dreams It all
over again. By night the losing
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
No More Layotfs for Otto Deitman,
NerT.Worth Restored Health.

"sOme days I could not work all day
because Of the misery I was in from
Eas on my stomach and belchinE, and
| couldn't eat anything at all. Sleep
at night was unknown to me. I have
taken 4 bottle Of Nerv. Worth and now
am able to work steady, and I can
certainly recommend Nerv-W6rth for
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

In Toronto. the life of every Can.
adian who enlisted from that city
has been insured with disability
and death benefits. This is en-.
tirely a municipal. enterprise.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

An appropriate way for the an
nonucer to designate the fighters
in Tex Richards Jersey City Labor
Day mill would be this:
In this corner-Johnny Wilson
middleweight champion OF the
world excepting ohio.)
Apd in this corner-Bryan Dow
ney, the man who licked Wilson tc
fragile in Cleveland and the undis
puted middleweight champion Of
Ohio.
Downey has no idea of losing tc
Wilson when they meet.
Psychology will play q big part In
this fight-Downey's OF a knock
down and Wilson's of being knock
ed down.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
COAL miner Returned
TO STEADY WORK Again

what It has done for me-" Thus wrote
Mr.. Deltman who resides In the West
End, Pun1sutawney, Pa. The above
statement tells its own story, If Won
suffer from nervous or stomach dls.
orders, general rundown condition.
or their attending his, give NerT.
Worth a trial. Remember, Il you
hrst trial bottle Is not satisfactory
your druggist Is authorized to refund
your money. Sold by leading druggists
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Since the British occupation on
the Rhine, 1873 non.commissioned
officers and men have married
German frauleins.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Tho total membership OF tligs
Grand Army Of the ltepibiic IL 9S.
l'5. In 1876 posts In every statoSot
the Union,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
HOW HEY
SEANTEl!
NATIIoNAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results
Brooklyn i, Pittsburgh 6.
New York 8, Chicago Z.
Cincinnati 10, Bosom 4.
st Louisap hilaJe,Dhta-Ratn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

During the World war. Germany
lost one field marshal, 167 generals
and $4,000 subordinate officers.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Games Today
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Cincinnati at Boston t2).
81. Louis at Plblada.pl (2).
Chicago at New York.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

$500 bottle sold by Cranes Drug store Tho
Fortney Drug Co.'s Two Stores "
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

GANGS Today
New York at Washington.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Ah.EicAN LEAeLs
No games scheduled yesterday
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
Sosae Local Sport Chatter

Frank Ice left today for the high
school training camp at Terra Alta
and will have things in tip top shape
when the boys arrive Thursday.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

Harvard can sardins 10000 spec.
tators in its football arena this fall.
1t seats $4,000 now. The extra
10000 will be provided for Just be-
fore the Yale game.
Schools are expecting record
crowds. Attendance marks which
shot up year ago proved that the
public had new interest In foot,
ball.
Several big stadiums have been
or are being built.
Follow the crowd this fall and
you'll walk into a football en-.
closure.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30

There was a meeting held last
evening by Coaches Garrett and
Toothman with the Normal school
candidates and final arrangements
made for the trip to Terra Alta on
Thursday. Rule books were dis.
ttibuted to the men last night.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-08-30
SPORT SPOILER

--S%
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
STORY NO. 577

One of tho snonrs.
1t into a bag aud run on with H. Ny
fairy helpers have searched ana
searched an every N Of my Nino
Kingdoms and all over the country
Of the gDomes, but they always come
home empty handed. The other day,
however. Silyer-Wing, hyins throuEh
the forest, overheard one OF the
gnome say hat they had buried ~
at the foot OF the rainbow.
I'VE looked under one end OF the
| rainbow but the other end goes down
under the ocean waves. VIII you
/ kindly ask the Wlggiefin people II
| they have seen Il. Perhaps Nancy
and Nick could hnd II, as they were
smart enough 10 ind my pink pearl.
'uioping you may have good nows
for me, l am
Your friend.
THE FAIRY QUEEN"
"Of course. we'll ind Il, went We
Nick" aald Nancy quickly.
Go bo continued).
Copyright. 1871, NEA servicel.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
WHO'S HERE
COMBS.

COMBS.
John Becker, Belen.
o. c. King. santa Fo.
W. 4. Johnston. Gallup.
John N. Rose and wife. Roswell.
a.. J. wallace. West Frankfort. III.
}. 7. Evans. LAguna.
NJ. NJ. Cohen and wife. Kenton. o.
Airs II. A.. starr. SAINT Fo.
J. +. stephens, Encino, n. NJ.
". G. Lockett and wife. Encino.
y. NJ.
c. IT, Zimmerman and wife. Colo
81. +. Welsh, Hannibal. Mo.
Neil McNerncy, Chicago.
Mrs. McNegney, Chicago.
Dorothy McNerney, Chicago.
V. c. Coffey. Las Vegas.
r.. r. Billings and wife, Kansas City.
l., f. Erving, Denver.
II. c, Miller, El Paso.
u. -. Frey and wife, Colorado
L. c. seIring and wife. Colorado
Springs.
w. j. Mickiothwart. wlnslow. Ariik.
V. J. Stefan, Oakland, Cal.
SruItGHS.
O. II. Lynch, Peru. lad.
s. =. Lent, Newshurg. Colo.
Il. o Paulson. Santa Fc.
&. z. Rowland. santa Fe.
Charles kchrman. Santa Fe.
G. b. Coylc. Shawnee, Okla.
&. Bowman, Las Vegas.
MS. NJ. j. Jolly. Bluewater. n. NJ,
Mrs. u. u. Whitcsidu, Bluewater,
n. 81.
II. J. Berry. Detroit.
&. g. Baracat, El PasC.
q. W. Wiks'rom. Tucson. Arik.
George w Hennessy and wife. Hot
ALyAHADO.
John r. Monro. Denver.
NJ. l. Mcneil, New York City.
r. n. McGce, Chicago.
Ethyle Wright. Oklahoma city.
II. T.. Anderson, Kansas city.
y. A. Barnes. New York City.
a. j. Council, Los Alamos Ranch.
I'D Stc.nberg. New York City.
Chas. r. Springer. FL Paso.
+. X. Marley, San Francisco.
Michael Block. New York City.
James Gordon, Chicago.
y. II. OrmRn and wife. Pueblo. Colo
w. NJ. Arnett and wife. Denver.
Il Il. r. Mason, Lisbon, o.
Bernice NJ. Tule. san Mnteo, Cal.
w. II. Bell, sun Francisco.
+. n. Robinson, Chicago.
Norman Read and wife, Donvor.
j. a. stuart El Paso.
.. c. a. Mory. Philadelphia.
A. 4. church and wife, Denver.
Paul J. Warden. Kansas city.
Ray Y. Fryer. Los Angeles.
Mrs. william J Black. Los Angelo.
Dr. n. \. Babcr, Dayton. o.
Myron Glaubcr. Cleveland.
John W. Thorne aud wife. kals
mazoo, Mich.
c. H. Thorne. Kalamazoo. Mich.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19
silver wing Heard

SAY, Riddles" called Cap'n PEN
nywinkle. %galloping up ON Curly In a
great hurry. Did you see a bag OF
gold"
mo, sir," said Nick. Il didn't.
did you, Nancy"
But Nancy hadn't either. "Did
somebody lose it3' h asked.
"Well, not exactly" answered the
fairyman, reaching into his pocket
| and putting out a letter. But the
airy Queen sent me this, and ]
thought I'D ask you" He unfolded
the letter and handed It over. READ
H." he nodded.
Now the twins were not very far
on in school. Indeed they had only
got 10 the page where II said, There
has been n big hun on the hin" But
the letter was written in fairy n n
kuaga, 30 % course 81 was quite easy
10 read. Nancy read 1t out loud. II
went like this;
Dear Captain Pennywinkle.
"The gnomes rave U q lot % gold
out of n Of my mountains n u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

NEW YORK. Oct. ls-cotton fu'
lures closed steady; Dec. 1881; Jan
sis.os; March fi7.se; May 1890
July 1870.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

NEW York. Oct. 1s.-can mon
ey-Ensy. High az low 4; ruling
rnte az: closing az a.; Last loan a.;
time loans steady: so days. 20 days
and six months bh Gbh. Prime
mercantile paper 81 WS&.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

me close was heavy. TX 70 70 ~
later the corn market declined
when wheat turned down Efa8s, The
close vas weak. y 70 Nc nst
lower.
wheA,-Dec. si.esk; May si.ssA.
corn-Dec. fs,fc. May 5eFc-
oats-Dee. s1,Sc; MAY se4o.
Iard-~Jsn. ss.ss: march ASS.
Livestock
CHICAGO, Oct. ie.-catte-hc-
ceipts. $4,000. Desirable yeafiinff
and few best heavy and prime heavy
steers. steady. others aud she stock.
mostly ls TO 2sc lower: top yeariints
tf2.0O; price 1.7o2 pound steers
$40; bulk beef steers. ss.oo $780,
bulls steady 70 stronEs calves rtronss
stockers and feeders steady.
Hoen--Rcceipta 1890. SLOW, 10 70
zoe lower than yesterdays AVERAGE;
light md iiEht butchers $500 Ws.13s
| top early 1855; bulk liEht and light
butchers $500 Ht.15: bulk as TO 40
pound butcher soHs t5.1A4T.s0s bulk
heavy packinE sows te.2b46.ss; piaH
10 TO ibc lower; bulk desirable 1917
0s.2s.
shecp-Receipss 5000. openinE
very slow; first sales fat native iamns
70 packers t7.s007.7b, westerns AZ
$500; steady to 2gc lower; hest not
sold early; talking big: 2bc lower ON
feeder lambs.
KANSAS CITY. Oct. 1e-catsle-
Receipts ie.coo. Beef steers seaoy
10 2ec lower; top ycariipsa and mo-
tium weights fe.1bs other sales s4.fb
Hg.00. caIsca steady to strong: prac-
ucai top on veaiern 1850; heavy ana
medium t5.to8e.sot rtockerr and
needers steady TO weak best pan
handle stockerH $3.50. other sales
st.b0ge.25; most cows ta.2b04.oes
mostly around f9.2b; cutters s2.7s0
500: Texas stock hcifefs $500.
Hogs--Reccipts 1000. Open 10
a. 2OcI lower; cioAinR active 10 both
packers and shippers lee lower than
yesterdays average: bulk 1855 10 2io
pound weights tT.s00T.eB. bulk
mixed loads s7.sbWT.7t bulk Of
sales T.25@T.ss; paeking sows I'M
pigs steady to weak.
sheep-Rsceipts 1900. Sheep
steady; most fat ewes $500 q 4lzk3
fat lambs steady with yesterdays
close. or 10 20 i6c lower than yester-
days general market: top western
ts.2s; feeding lambs steady; early
top sT.2s.
- L"
DENVER, Ort. ie.-cattle-Re-
ccipts 9,s0o. Dull. Is 10 $50 lower.
Beef steers s4.T5: cows and heifcrs
$500 pas: calves 5000 800: bulls
s2.75G 4.60; stockers and feeders t4.so
HoEs-Receiptu 500. Market Is 20
use lower. Top $3.50; bulk ts.2b@
s.2B.
sheep-Reccipts 10000. steady TO
use lower. Lambs s6.60M7.60; ewes
t3.2b q s.7s: feeder lambs t5.7641oo.
Produce
KANSAS CITY, Oct. ie.-Rutter
) and pouitry-Unchanged. Eggs.
first, lie higher, t3c second, un-
, changed. soc.
ii CHICAGO. Oct. ip.-Buttcr-Low-
. or; creamery extras 440ffMc. fitnts
: 80 y fzc; seconds 81 9ssc; standards
: s9c.
Eggs-Higher. Receipts 4.s2o casen.
Firsts 4iG4Tc: ordinary firsts f0ef
tic; miscellaneous 4s0 tfc; refrig-
erator extras s2h a ssc: refr.geratot
flrsts AN a s2c. ~
Z Potatoes--RaaBien s.Rcceiptas iis
cars; Wisconsin and Minnesota whit,
s~i.7B6b2.0o cwt.; South Dakota white
sI.boN1.S5 cwt.. sacked red rive
: ohlos si.ss q 2.oo cwt.; bulk ti.7s0
: i.90 cwt.
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Produce

KANSAS CITY. Oct. is.-Butter
and poultry-unchanged. Eggs.
first, lie higher, 43c second. un-
changed. soc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-19

FOR EALE-At 4 real bargain. ~ acre
ranch on Rio OrAnde boulevard, two
miles 1ut Worth S4O00. fos 1880 n sold
within the nsNt few days See A. Montoya,
900 North High ST, City Owner
FOR SALE, Or viii trade, = "a acre tact
~ land ret 10 fruit and shade trees; has
good buildings. two fine wells in city
limits u p%orialos. n M, in the sweet
Potato Couhtry 3" II Interested call ioJi.w
after q. or Saturdays. v ~ Plant,
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trail Phone 92s.
FoR ltENT-rooms q
FOR RENT-Lishi houseEeeping rooms.
ga North Walter.
FOR REST-2 furnished fooms for light
housekeeping aOs W. Lead.
FuR REsT-Sioe front room, with bath
close ln reasonAhle Phone la01.M
FOR RENT-Large, sunny front room.
Phone l4ssk sol W. Gold.
FOR REST-rwo rooms tor light house.
keeping. Phone i72OJ
FUh ~RENT--Poreh T5sm for cosvslessenL
BIZ acnth BtoAdway. Prone sac.
FOR RENr-Room With or without board
private family sos West Corpor
FUR kENT-2 furnished Rooms for house.
keepine 81 W silver
FOR RENr-Rooms by tho week fur.
niAhed heat iish W. Silver. Phone
FOR RENT-Two nice dean roomS: com,
plete Tor housekeeping. Worry reasonable.
22nh West Gold Ave.
NOR RENT-Front bedroom. private en-
trance ADJOINING bath, to employed man
FOR REAT-Two large cool rooms Tor light
housekeeping eis W. Silver. Pkons
FOR REST-Two rooms IN basement, IN.
isls.w il2l East Silver.
kLGfN HoTEt-Clean, comfortable Ileep.
ms rooms and housekeeping apartments
lush W Central
FOR RENr-NoWly mrnishod bedroom.
with private screened porch Hot bath
M SICK NJ Children 6oe n Fourth ~
fOR KENr-ouio Rooms a.
OfFICE ROOMS shove Mason's. With
steam heat and water. Rorbsr Co.. Auto
Dent
AfSCFiL.AN roU- 4a
BETTER KODAK FINtbHIE6-n u better
Rstnn postage paid on mall orders. Tks
BArnnm Studio. 2ieh W. Central. Aibu
WANTED-careful kodak finishing BY mas
ter photographer twice daily service. Re
member. satisfaction guaranteed. send y0al
finishing 20 . reliable established firm
HAnns \ Hanna Master Photographer.
MONEY IT, IoAN 81
CONFIDENTIAL loans Oh !oweIy diamonds
watches. Liberty Bonds pianos, sutomo
hlles Lnwcst rates. RothmAn'G. lit soau
First Bonded IN the ststs
FOR ssIE-ts.eI Vsiarr -
wELleLOCATED iot IN Uniyersity Heiehis
near car line, for sale Bargain Tor cash
Call 207sJ =.