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TypewrIters.

A SAFE WAY TO BUY A TYPEWRITER.
We sell all makes rebuilt and equal 70
new; TO prove NJ we will rent 1t from ono
to six months and apply all rental up to six
months on purchase. keep II In perfect order
during time rented and one year after II
you buy it, Can you ask for fairer propo-
s1tion?
RENTALS, 3 MONTHS, SO UP.
TYPEWRITER SALES CO.. INC,
Cortlandt st. Cortlanot 1888.
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SALESMEN.

Are you making plans for tho New
Year? If you arc between tho ages
OF IS and 80 and can present a propo-
sition TO men who invest from 5000
up; II you have either education or
enough experience and personality to
equal IL. We would like TO make an
appointment with you.
This Is 81 very responsible, high
class institution that is managed and
controlled by a number of very promi-
nent New York men. men whose very
names help you TO close sales. You
Will engage in selling the remainder
of this company's capital stock on
strictly a commission basis. We have
some men averaging 81 600 per week.
we have several who average 500; We
have a few who arc making very
little.
There are no boys In this organ
ization and we want TO add five men to
our force who have ability and energy
enough 10 prove it, Your future Will
depend entirely upon you. We also
want men to work from our Newark
and Brooklyn offices. We will put
you in touch with men who have
money and We will give you honest
cooperation.
SUITE zoo, so e. 42D ST.
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Business Service.
For Sale.
FOR SALE-Miscellaneous.

STANDARD box oranges, $50 TO 200 oranges,
$3.50. (. o. b. Florida, standard bog grape
Florida: shipment direct Ito customer from
Florida groves; flat crate oranges. 81: 80. (. O..
b. Blackvilie: flat crate grapefruit. $l.o0: I
@. b. Blackville; cash with order. THE
GROCERY SHOP, Biackvilie, s. g.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Ona bull wheel and derrick irons
for 10 ton derrick one complete derrick
with bull wheel Independent swinging en-
gines Uddgewood engine preferred). NEW
BALTIMORE SHIPBUILDlNG AND REPAIR
CORP, New Baltimore, n. Y.
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REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION.
ABSOLUTE LIQUIDATION SALE
Next Thursuat, Dec. 18th

Noon, Salesroom, IA Vesey ST., N. C.
950-95: University Ave, opposite Sedg-
wick Ave. north of SedgwiclS Ave.
Elevated Station of Ninth Ave. Ele-
waited Road. Two 3-story frame
houses. Size of plot 55x7i. ('Fo be
sold as one parccl.)
Northwest corner of hingsbridse Ter
race and Shrady Place. Vacant lot
22x9O.
Northeast corner of Third Ave. and
Issnd Street. Vacant lot 29xl00.
South side Of Depot Place. l.5 IT.
west OF Sedgwick Ave, adjoining
tracks of. New York Central +. II.
Unrestricted vacant plot. size 99x1.6.
West side Of Sedgwick Ave. 12J fl.
south of Depot Place. Vacant plot
West side Of University Ave-, lis IT.
north Of 10th St. Vacant lot 25x57x
Northeast corner OF Sedgwick Ave.
and Undercliff Ave-, north of 110th
St. Vacant plot 1os IT. on Sedgwick
Ave-, 1917 IT. on the southerly side.
so ft. on the northerly side and 116
IT. on Undercliff Ave.
West side of Inwood Ave-, running
through TO Cromwell Ave-. 81 II.
north OF 169th st. Unrestricted va
cant plot 50x65x56x97.
West side OF Cromwell Ave-, 102 IT.
north of 169th st. Unrestricted va
cant plot 56 fl. front by IA IT. In
depth.
East side of College Ave-. 80 IT.
north of t71st St. Vacant plot o0x83.
North side OF Mace Ave-. T5 IT. east
of Olinvile Ave. Vacant lot 1l.o4x
look irregular.
East side OF Olinville Ave-. 800 TT.
north of Mace Ave. Vacant plot
west side of .OIinviIIc Ave-. 125 IT.
south of Mace Ave. Vacant plot
Pelham Parkway, south, Wilson and
NELL Aves.. triangular block. size
about 111x11Dx130.
LoIibauer Park, Throg's Neck. south
east corner of Waterbury and Dean
AYES. Vacant plot 7ox76.s7x ir-
west side Of Wilson Ave-. 175 It.
north OF Layton Ave. Vacant lot
23x1O0
Southwest corner of Throgmorton and
FairmOunt Aves. Vacant plot 100xsO.
East side of Eastern Blvd, 100 IT.
north of Baisley Ave. Vacant plot
T5xtOO.
West side Of Kearney Ave-. 425 IT.
north OF Baisley Ave. Vacant plot
A3x1O0x irregular.
Junction of Eastern Blvd. and Willow
Lane. Vacant triangular plot 233x
17.9x202
North side or PaIisade Place, about
162 II. west of Popham Ave. Vacant
plot 50x1o0.
81 r.s.
's'';: ''';:;: ':;;::A4,,:,A, !::'' 5:;:'::'' e: q;
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virsinia-sai- or let.

FOR REAT. i;srrArE al or in territory near
McAfLrsTER. Bank Building, Hot Springs,
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STOVES AND BOILERS.

STOVES AND BOILER REPAIRS.
Repairs furnished to fit any make
of Stove, Range. Furnace, Steam or
Hot Water Heater manufactured.
STOVE REPAIR CORPORATION,
22S-230 Water ST.. cor. Beekman, N. I.
Branch, 1s4 Mulberry St.. Newark, N.
Open Saturdays until p. M
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Dronx-Sale or Let.
Brooklyn--Sale or Let.

MAsPETH-Briol< building, 43.sO0 feet on
three floors. rent $4,000: steam plant, &c
PARTRIDGE. 700 Franklin av.. Brooklyn.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female

SITUATIONS WANTED-Femal
CHAMBERMAID. Swedish. Irish; $50 seS.
Madison Agency. 1877 Madison av. Rhine
lander 34i6.
COOK. Norwegian. professional cook and
butler: cook and serve lunches teas; ain-
Schuyler 1857.
COOK. 1naiddio aged. Swedish woman. small
family or young peoples apartment. 12S
T.. 123d. care Sandberg.
COOK good, plain, English. Immediately,
adult family. references; apt. only. wat
kins $3.50.
COOK. houseworker, chambermaid: whole.
part time; reliable; colored. Audubon 5sso.
Anderson.
CooK-Good. fully reliable; references.
Write II. II. las Columbus av. -
COOK, colored first second: city, country.
Jordan. 214f 9Th av. Harlem 1881.
DAY S WORK. part. whole time best refer
ences. Williams. 2l44 9TH av. Harlem Z3sI:
DREssMAKER. elegant, gowns. wedding,
family: daily Sc. weekly $50 Madam, 2o2
w. 12sth. Morningside $500
DREssAIAKER. absolutely competent. also
remodels: out, So; references. MISS tair-
man. Clarkson 1890.
FRENCH Lessons: best recommendations. "a
y. 59th st. Plaza s6I3.
GIRL, refined, wants light housework or
chambermaid. Auduhon o41l.
HOUsEWoRK-Capab woman wants posi-
tion, plain cook or houseworS, in apart
nlent; business couple, . in family; personal
references; no cards. Corrigan. Jos w.
6fst st. -
HoUSEWoRKER, experienced maid wishes
position with family of 2. good cook. wait
ress. laundry. agency: references;
wages so. Hayes. caro- of Blohm. Oes Am
sterdam av, mail only
| HoUsEWORKER, young woman. good cook
and waitress. thoroughly efficient small
| family. years cty; references; good home
preferred. j. H.. 3g2 Amsterdam av.
| HoUsEwORKER. colored. lady going away
wishes 10 place her. Phone Wadsworth
| 52s5. 80 West 185th ST. apartment 63
HoUsEwoRKER, general. experienced. good
cook: colored: city: sleep In. Agency.
Audubon 2sa6.
| HoUsEWORKERs, cleaners, part time
cooks. day workers. cooks. colored. Given's
| Employment Agency Audubon .I9s.
| HoUsEWoRKER, colored. days work. part
time. sc. 21i4 9Th av. Harlem ISL
| LADY going to California January wants
| TO place III Protestant family her competent
snl 'Ts1 & peSab Pr Ess s
| and Wednesday between 10 and l.
| LAUNDREsS. colored, wishes shirts. coll
| lars, silks, flannels: done carefully; open
mir drying; reference. Williams, Columbus
sI9V.
NURsE-Graduate. Engllsh permanent po-
sition; musical. needlewoman; invalid; /;
would travel. Rhnelander 3252
NURSE. undergraduate. experienced. de-
sires care invalid; day or permanent.
| Nurse. 256s Broadway.
| SEAMSTRESS: 81 day; alterations: suits or
coats a specislty. J.. $685. Broadway.
Employment Agency-Domestic.
BETWEEN THE HOLIDAYS.
Although not sovercrowdcd,
| We have enough maids on hand 20
please those who desire our services.
| LAZATtE EMPLOYMENT AGENCY --
Lexington av and 72d St, N. Y. G.
| CIIAMBERAIAID-LAUND mattresses.
French nurse baby, couples. co. 9th av.
Jacquins Agency.
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ATTRACTIVE house in Tampa, Fla. "a bed
rooms, baths living room. dining room
seating 40 people. I garages. house located
IN best residence section. block from park
and famous Tampa Bay Hotel; minutes
walk 20 city: rooms nicely furnished $500
monthly; lease only. Apply to TFRoWER
BROS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. organization manu-
featuring five models and speed truck,
medium priced. also small car and little light
delivery, wants reliable broker or salesman
with clientele to handle issue of stock for
production and expansion purposes. Kindly
state qualifications in reply to Motors. 2Os
Ordway Building, Newark, n. J.
SALESMEN--A few live wire statesmen with
following desired for well known institu-
tion to present proposition OF interest to all
business men; liberal commissions. leads
supplied. See Mr.. Weiss, care MacLevys,
Madison Square Garden Gymnasium, Goth ST.,
between Madison and 9TH avs.
SALESMAN.
One experienced selling high class novelty
jewelry: straight salary or commission
Apply 645 broadway.
statesmen, experienced. to sell wrapping
paper printing machine: every merchant
needs one; liberal commissions. Apply United
Distributing Agency. 2l5 West 125th 81.
Statesmen TO SELL OFFICE NECESSI-
TIES: MEN OF ABILITY CAN AVERAGE
$50 DAILY. SUITE COS. 132 WEST AID ST.
SHOES-Expericnced vampers. top stitchers.
fancy stitchers: labor trouble. steady
work and good wages Apply Laird, Schober
Co.. I'D and Market sts.. Philadelphia. Pa
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

LOTS FREQ and clear, also add cash. want
houses. FELLMAN. f416 Broadway.
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If going TO FLORIDA write 20 CAUsEwAr
ufsALTy CORPORATION. Miami, Florida.
fr,t infnrrna linn

LIVE IN THE LAND or SUNSHINE.
AK for folder describing GOLDEN RING
GROVES, Tampa's commercial groves. sis
miles from Courthouse. GOLDEN RING
GROVES. s16 Madison IT,. llillsboro Hotel
ride rampp Fla
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

Instruef1en.
xr4AS SPECIAL OUTFIT FREE.
BY REGISTERING NOW.
Wanamaker Beauty SCHOOL,
435 5th Av., near S9th.
Opp. Lord Taylor. Tel. Vanderbilt 1f16s
Brooklyn Branch School.
$50 Atlantic av.. opp. l.. 1. r. r. Sta.
Telephone S7I5 Prospect.
LEADING SCHOOLS IN AMERICA.
EARN $50 WEEKLY
HArRDREsSING. MANrCURING.
All branches taught; register now for hiEh
grade position. we cannot fill the demands
reach out now for success In an envfron-
ment of wealth and refinement. day, eve-
ming classes We start you In business; eas1
terms. Write call for particulars.
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MONEY TO LOAN & WANTED
ON BOND & MORTGAGE.

MONEY is,. "a mortgages. auv amount,
anywhere. WALDORF. H. Park Row. ~ Y.
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Instruction.

coon POSITIONS FOR FILE CLERKS
arc not advertised. Business houses do not
fako chance. bul potns direct 60 The sourcs
rna sVr pfe W. otiair NJ source. Spend three
a reks 10 utnntf, tiii vs. aud lrt uf place
,su f,pN t.t.ii.Ie .tlt 'Inmr .fudy cpurEes.
N,w Yoti SrArt ~ filug ~ Wcst fltll -.
t'aW .gf patticuists Caislrg nv"
AZ tNplsip.Npt.NV u,o.n snrod WIZ
fred afadnates ~ hair ana beauty culture I
dny. evening classeg. 'aN. write Wutred
Academy 155 Tth av.. Tor booklet w.
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WOMAN, 20-4O educated. tact, initiative es-
sentlal, experience unnecessary; we train
you for our work; 81 800 with future; posi-
ton open January l. l. 2ii1 Herald. Her
aid so.
WOMAN, young. - years over, for gen
-eral work. clerical and stock: permanent
position. Monarch Dress Co., 900 Ith av.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.

From Battery to I4th st. Unclusive).
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TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION

TRAFFIC. ASSOCIATION
wants to interview several men over Fl who
wish to become traffic managers and who
are willing 20 devote their spare time ac-
quiring thorough knowledge or tho work: IL
willing, dependable and desirous of entering
profession paving S3 900 up yearly. write ut
once, stating age, present position and phone
number. American Commerce Association.
1j4 Nassau St. New York.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
long Island-Sale ar Let.

HOMES at low prices; easy terms: let us
know your wants: picture folder sent.
HYDE & BS,XTER. Port Washington. L. 7.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

DOUGLAS L. ELLINAN 4 CO..
IS East 49tli st. Plazn 92OQ'
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) ROOMS in two family house; all improve
ments; conveniently reached by Il. r. 7.
to Lefferts Ave. station or Long Island rail-
road: Morris Park station; 1tfI Lefferts av .
between Dufort and Jerome Ave. Richmond
Hill. Kaufman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-10-11

cleveland. Ok. sf-I.1ss q Ne II
tAs mln.ns inaus.rr has been de-
rrsassd propo-ionaiely. 8 psFesn-.
aar.ng he psrsoa from 1897 10 is-2.
according 10 the anuazl rs7ou a az
Amsricaa mining congress pTessuff q
a. the second session q is six day
coaysat4on here to-day
TIE rsa.rs rad BY J. P cs,e7ea p
a. washlls;oa. Secretary o sAe
ccng-ess declared thas -shFse years
bsfnTs The hareau q mines was ss-
sab,lsAfd the loss q sic WAs in-
CT rzaslng 81 such q fr..aifa. ratio
;h.t. II 1897. thu congress secured
an appropriation q. $5oeos from she
gcvsrnmess 70 investigate esu-eS %
miue acc.dtnts snd % reeorlre1d
neho1s 20 dscr ass m.ne t4,aiiiss
ln 1887 tie loss & lie ia eoal
mines per 1870 mea employed was
isl le~fnI she rsp1rt s,atsd aad
.as lie loss pr mliian .o-s o. eesi
ninsd vas s7s percent fn 1880
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A Commentator Of
The Salvation Army
By DR. Leroy Long

Rzerrinz 10 the Aznual S,ststlcs
q the Oklahoma D.vsioa printed in
the last Bulssin Ds Leroy Lo-g
ssys.
Any argument n an effort 10 provt
TIA; TIE Christian religion occupies
az important Place n tire orderly
progress @; c. c.vlhra;ica Is ensi-sis
u7rsoszssir Az.-g thinking pecPie
regardless 1t church ooansc.ions-
regardless .asssa q vhsshsr they
are c-znec;af il ss-laai say win
sny churrA-,here Is a general az ,e
nsni that the most r7~er.al sgenc-
for tie Eood ard wsu-bsing q al th-
people II tbs land is fouza n IA,
vzrio-s b-ties that appeal 10 the Be-
ter side cf men ard women. and thst
help then II the proper development
Of their spiritual mental and physi-
cal lives
Among o-Eanizztic-s q this k.rn.
TIE Salvation Army oocap.es 3 uniqas
f0siiiOn. and n c-nneeii0n with tAs
Ann1zi report Of that section q *
operating IN Oklsh0nz. Il seems zp-
rroprizte 70 brisiy refer TO the xork
il S doing.
Tie fgures spesk for themselves.
but figures do rot-they ycznn,t-..p-
resent al the good that Is being zc-
complished- AZ best they se, forth
but nezgsr portion Of the service
rendered by TIE uen zne women Il
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BRAZEN MODEsTY

One II the weirlesi 90 human
contradictions iS the dtludN
creature who Is immodesi enough
70 claim that he j. modest. lie
has his paradoxical counterpart
in the man who murdered hi,
aged parents and then begged
the mercy II the court with the
fearful plea that he MAS an
orphan.
Of eotirse hcnest-ia goodness
modesiy is never Seli-eonscious
Once II becomes aware 81 IFS own
virtues and begins 70 boast q
them. il deeenerateS into the
most insufferable .mmodcsiy.
The hair 81 the dog. according 70
ancient tradition, carries the
cure FOR the CANNES bite In
the same wax. moiesiy contains
the SEEDS IF IL own destruction
OF course. life is filled with
examples of such brazeu mod
es,y. They ike 10 every block
They afflicf every organization
They are tireleSs in distributing
their amiahle and imrocuous
hyroerisv. Sometimes. even the
gods nod IN this respect For
instance. our enmrade-iu-srms
and fellow-shrinking violet. The
Citizen. struck 4 modest pose e /
few DAYS ago and was very I
oh,ruSive with is nn0steniat- /
ruSueSS
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Loss of Life In
Mines Is Increasing

the lie losS per thousaa1 nsa en-
p.oyed ln hs intusfry uas .ss psr-
cent sad asF milton tors q c14i
nined ess psEcsHt
TIE rspori declared hat nae
ssfeig vas he enly oom1on Ground
on which the miners snd oasrs-orS
have been able q meet ard that the
congress . noW "sr.ving TO hruaaen
this COOPERATION as . mszas q ha--
moniEng Industrial relations within
tie industry
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LONG COURT BATTLE
OYER HORSE SETTLED
Supreme Court Of the State
Fixes Princes Value Al
One Hundred
Dollars

Oklahoma City. Oct 1.-THE ecu.
rovsrsy o. a Greer ooan.y family orst
a back horse -amed pr.ncs. fourAt
ihF0gsA f9-r courts for a period q.
'hrss years. vas settled s.. 70. snses
oy q receui ier.s.-H q. The state su-
Prems court
Prince valse was fixed az slea TIE
decision o. tie tis,r5c; co-- 3. Greer
coanty vas reversed and ,he case vas
remaudsi for a uez ;r.i,.
As the case finally ue-, ta iAs 81.
areme oourt a nan vas suing hs .ss-
,er. the plaintiff and aafs.aant bsi-s
reversed il a. appaal IN the lower
ecuri the wo-an vas suing he- nr-shc-
The legal battle started When a
brother q ho:A q the it'rants. The
original o~usr o. the horse. died II
developed th2. bsscre tAe o-irsra.
o~aers death his slste-. acted as hss
ase-t had sod the horse 10 tss,-
,aiaer aut ste Claimed the father who
tred the vaiae o. the horse AZ sits
had never paid TIE brother. TSs
father SID The horse to ano;her s5.
TAea tie sister purchased the horse
bat no; from the brother 10 ~Ao-
The father had sold Il she purchased
( iEon The heirs Q. the dad brother
EAo lad beer the original ovnsr
TIE horse originally bel-nEad 10 Il
WiAians- His sister. H-,t.e Williams
acting As his agent s0's the horse .
he tAthsr. Kay Williams. The tro.h-
e. sad The father could nx TIE ral1s
= .oe horss. which hs id.
Father sold Horse
kay Williams. TIE father so's .ss
horse 70 another son Hc,tie wiliisus
bought The hsrze fron Ii Williams
asirs- calming 1t descended . tss-
'ecsase Kay Williams had ners- con- Z
'ie'si the purchase b. nak.ng sar-
ne-t
Tie case ~as oriEinsrea ny Ne tie
Williams suit for possession Of the +
io-ss. brought sgaiasf Lee Williams &, 4
Iasfies & TIE Peace NItoa Carrs-ss
curt n Grzinte tcEustip. G-ss-
oznty- A change o. vsuus took tss
.ase oefs-e Justice 7. ? No-ro-
.andsd do~a a order fo- The rst.--
I tie horse to Hsttss Williams and
he payment q 80 damages to her y
er brOthe-. Lee
Appeal 70 the 6istrict cczrt tse
erdiet vas affirmed With ths exce,-
o. that the dzzagss xs-s ct or
'ae Supreme co1z held thst Hs,tie
Villains ovn testimony tat shs a
ls agent q the original c-usr q the |
orss. Eith his consent. sod the h-rss
I'd this. even th0ugh payment ras
Ct made. s1ded his ownership zas Ii 4
sirs coald rot irherit the ho-ss.
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ire A-uy vho SO forth bearing succor
and ezcounsemeat Bread s givsn
/, the h-ngrr. and clothes are pat up
on The hacks a the si.ver.nE poor
The homeless Ind shelter r Is oii&-
1es tie s.gk ard unfortunate receive
care ana comfort AZ iis hands B1,
the tassi thins o. al Is that when Tia
haasTy ard the naked: tie homeless.
tie helpless and unfortunate receive
t1sss r ue,raiions. they are made 70
feel thar it is done because they are
rssardsd IS brothers and sisters IL =
4 "a. family.
-la Us street meetings where thcus-
ands Bear words o. warning. conscl4-
eon, and encouragement that they
o'Aerw Sc vould never hear. il this
Nilsson houses where oue reaii1ss
sAat TIE doctrine o. the bro,herAcod
e man Is not sham and rre.erse Int
pieai reality in its unostsn,atioas
ssrk ia the Interest a humanity.
arokea IN Split ard mind and body.
iae salvation Arry deronsi-aics its
RoFtA ln sssa q Asla.a. and prlc.i-
ST. ~ay 'Afi ID sAauii receive the en-
i'o-Fagemeni sid assistance q all
atoPe who are Interested in TIE r.
~ problems thz; i undertakes to
iolFe. tespsak Tor It thersgc-e. the
arts saTp1ri a. tie citizens q this
An nsawealih. '-L.eRoy Lcnr
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HE PLAYED FO0i. To
WIN CHARITY COIN

waukegAn 1M Ocs ii-Rsv
RsbsFt Z. Onrsn q an inl a,rdsnt
ncck in xo- Csy today had complied
w1h che terms q an Offer from VII
bur Gisun Noliva oversee- q z,on-
s. .g De VII stand IL froni of a
newspaper oftee 81 dzv 10 show ,hs
pe17ie VIA. a fool b, Is Rain hsat
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$40"
INDUCES
REP0SE

Humphreys N1mher Forty
Insaees kepo>e. and Natural,
Eclreshiug Sleep
For Insomnia. Sleeplessness,
NakefulnesS.
Ne Narcotic. Ne Dope.
~ac. and sito. Al al Drag siorss,
O. seat On receipt q price. or c. o. d.
Pared Pusi
usmnhr~fs' fiemro Netlrire Co. IL
villas Street Aes Vera. Me,iiesl hs-ek
D ffsr
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eEi LOST FIFTY
ikiRs l. FOUND

Ca-oaso. oc-. IA soo- ksy Ia.
h.s tl,hsr -lsst- uor. thar ss.v
years aso. vas fouas bv surgeons
o74'lti1s ca ihs s.onae. a. Phsfr
Artsr. 8. recovering to-day in The
ashland Boulsva7d HOSPITAL
Sao~a ne KEY Ksfer als be
+. probably ~oais Aars 80. a iiesizg
Z Ais e heF Rad knozu rho rasrs-
possible FOR losing T.
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Winter Fuel Supply

We have advised our patrons to give thought to
their fuel supp FOR the coming winter.
We believe at ali consumers should make pso-
vision for an emergency supply of some other fuel
in order to protect themselves against any Interrupt
ton of the gas service which might during the
winter months
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earlier 2evod the allied govern
nsHts are agresd that adequate pro
vision has 6eea zaas fo- ne mlfn-
tsnanee q laW ard cr.sr. and the
protection e the -1urxsh pog-
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function normally. the iutEr-aii.sa
missions ard cartinssns nay b.
Withdrawn beore the expiration -
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Gals ~ s-eistY l-sii1ss calts =
49, ..bs1ary nei,es. resalliia1s-
srcs-sy sna shurst s.rials. lertuFs nctises.
calls for ek1ft4 uesti1ss fxsvaf S1nt1y
srzo1sl are ro1sirrei A. adrsri.s1s
ass win - re.rsef fs
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upon NJ o'Brica mes: q he day.
tut be he'd Ms pos. from sunrise 80
sun SET. he said n wouif give ihs
av-ra 10 zs.n City poor.
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lRisH AsE STILL
N BATTLE ~ DUBLIN

+s H"+ -r7ffNIN NHA -
Dublin o-t ii-Nam roas am
b1sass accompanied tr AIRY barsts
q arrs occurred il raTloas parts q
the City ilrug he n-Ea. the fshs-
ins c-,t.a1ti nm nl daua. No repcr.s
o. .as cas1a. iss vrre Available tbs
fcrEr1or
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ST. LOUIS NAN IS
NAMED FcE 2. 3. PLACE

fHF - Assacisfse prsxsl
s. Lo1is No o. li-The sq-
pclntmeat n J. ". Rr q s.. Louis
as dis,rlci manager g. ne car SER
vice dlvis'on of tAe AmeTicin Raj
Way Asso---taoa VAS announced
here today. Riley. vho viii have
he4oguaFfs-s her. also viii have
Jurisdiction lvs- Kansas City, Omaha
aai 81 Joseh tsrr. cry.