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The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
A BIT OF ADVICE Delay. ScCOnd-Don't
 Experiment.

If you suffer from backache; head aches or dizzy spells; if you rest poorly and are languid in the morn ing; if the kidney Secretions are ir- regular and unnatural in appear ance, do not delay. In such cases the kidneys often need help.
 Doan's Kidney Pius are especially prepared for kidney troubIe--they are recommended by thousands. Can residents desire more convincing proof than the statsmeut of a eiti- zen of this locality!
 Geo. Nawottny, butcher, 1S43 Grant St., Bellingham, Wash, says: "I suffered from lame back and kid- ney trouble. At times when l stopped I could hardly straighten because of the severe pains which caught me in the small of my back was subject to pains in the back of my head and spells of dizziness and my kidneys didn't act right I saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised in the paper and one box knocked the pains out of my back and head. They also rid me of the dizziness and made my kidneys we'll"
 Price zoe, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that MT. Nawottny had. Foster Milburn Co.,, Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
FOOTBALL SPORT HELPS BOY
Important Factor in Contributing to High Standards of Citizenship,
 Says Wilce.

"Tho idea of a boys going to col. Iege solely to play tooybaI or take part in other athletics is entirely wrong and can never develop a high standard of citizenship" said pr J. ". WiIre. ohio State gridirUE tutor, before tho Columbus chamber of com merce "rarhrr and son forum.
 "It is. however," he went on, "a phase Of eduratton. and an important factor in contributing to high stand
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
Snakes Live in His Attic.

Cane May, \. J.-Boyd McPherSon. farmer of near Fishing Creek, ac- compuuied by his wife and two neigh bors. was driving up the BayShorc road and saw a black snake six feet ,onr crawling up the side of the house Inf Charles Smith. in Fishing Creek. Stopping. they went back and informed Smith of his visitor. but Smith said ~Oh. that's nothing. often find snakes in my carrpt. In the fall they go up there to stay during the winter"
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
POPULATION

There Is an average of 29.6 persons for every square mile of land.
 Europe has more people per square mile than any other continent (l2O). Asia Is second with 50.7.
 North America Is third with 16.3. Africa Is fourth with l2.3.
 South America Is fifth with A. Australia is last with 4.9.
 There are no inhabitants of the Polar regions.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Keller Brothers lave just received fresh shipment of the choicest ci- gars. Among them may be found Van Dyck's, Robert Burns, Mi Ho- gar, Mo4eart, Independent and many other favorite brands.
 Call in and get a good smoke. 2t
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Instead of kicking. Herr Hohen- zo'leru should realize how fortunate he Is to have anything left on which to pay taxes.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Among the hazardous pursuits there might be mentioned that of being prominent politician in Mexico.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Did you ever stop to consider that the man who Is continually blowing his own horn always remains at the little end?
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

The trouble with freezing ones fin. gers 10 set new altitude mark Is that some one will come along and beat It.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

your 
  apply patronize competorExchange
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Aired M. Hubbard. twpuJy-year-CId boy inventor. whose remarkable de. vice, "the atmospheric power genera tor" is startling Pacific coast scien- ti>-S. is here shown Hubbard recent ly announced the invention of a non burn N-ray tube by which photographs of blood vessels ran he made, a thing heretofore impossible. He is shown here with a small model of his power generator with an electric light in op- eratfou from the coils of the device The inventor claims, and careful in yrSJtgurious have never indicated that the claim was fraudulent, that the ap- para-us here shown produces cleo trlcity without the aid of motion, heat or chemicals. Hubbard has large lab oratorteS in Spokane Wash, now.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

People are not doing much book buying owing to the extra thought and care they have to give to their book keeping.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

organization every Seward should pocketboOk your welfare a organzation--seward Gateway.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
Alaska Railroad Wears Completion

AIaska Railroad Completion 23ytrual Alaska rail Anchorage the southwestern and Fairbanks far Anchorage bus Fairbanks twenty Steamship journey s anticipated. days. ast November
 
  e Victoria, where We nothing by hiding light under bushe We peak publicity map. don't will Chamber
  which Gateway
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

Insanity Is one failure of the human mind which permits you to desert cool, comfortable home for a summer
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
hotel p'azza.

So far no stories have been written about the Insurance on the Afghantstan nrincess's nose, which contains a fa- nous jewel
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

The world Is crying for the kind of ability that can do things right.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

A dollar a month will bring the Alaskan to your door,
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07

ICE CREAM IS i FOOD Keller Brothers are serving their Superb Summer Ice Cream.
The daily Alaskan., 1922-02-07
WHERE k SEWARD?
yoked EI.

clipped from the Francisco Examiner by L Urbach O Hugh Dougherty Seward
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Shocked at the Price of UndieS'

erly sell for $3.50. and a feather fan
for S2.20.
Twelve good men and true
leaned forward in the box OF JUS
tioe Tierney's courtroom recently
while fllmy pink and white gar
ments were lifted from fragrant,
rustling tissue paper, and black par
adlse feathers OF graceful and cX-
pcnslve appearance Get on n slim
handle OF inlaid tortoise, elegantly
swaycd I'm the stuhby hand OF short
Mr.. J.. -. Wctmorc, attorney.
Not a Woman Ia Say.
Not one woman was on that jury,
and any woman would have been
pleased to compare her own S1.9Ss
with the chiffon purchases Of Mva.
Esther Small, defendant in a suit
brought by Mime. Jul.Cttc NicOlc OF
NiColc dc Paris
Mrs. Smalrs unsettled account, IN
the estimate of the importer was
S9,9S0
1t bcfcll the lot Of william l..
O'Cunnell to convince the jury that
purchases made by Nine. Nicolc I'M
Paris for Mrs Small were rasc bar
gains at the following markcddown
prices:
Item 1-six suits of silk UNDER
wear $3.50.
Item Six suits linen under
wear, $3.50.
Item 3-six pairs silk slockInga
$50.
Ircm 4-Paradlsc feathers for fan,
$3.50.
Item 5-Tiandlc for fan {72O.
Mrs. Small had been iu IA" habit
~ buying her hats from Madame
%icnlc, n would seem. and had a
little balance Of some thousand dol
lars. according 10 madamo.E rccol-
lection, nt tho tim" the little fric-
ton leading to the suit In pucai!S"
began.
n was not madamc's business 70
deal IN Zine lingerie" as she de-
scribed H. or feather fans. But her
good customer requested her 10
make these little purchases on one
Of her trips 20 Paris.
Price Shocked Her.
Said Mr, Wctmorc, counsel Tor
Mrs Small:
when my client got tho bill for
those things she was absolutely
shocked and Mortified and hurried
around to Mime. kioo,e's apartment
whore there was a frenzied scene.
They had been the best OF
friends. always lunching and tea
ing together. This bin brough; the
breaking point and my client ana
Nine. Nicole settled for $1,000. we
moan 10 show that this settlement
was final and covered adequately
expenditures OF madame
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PREsBYTERIAN.

FIRST rRESBYTERGAN Seventh ana
bpston. e. W Kerr pastor. sunday
school a. sA5. Fifteen minutes prelude
Junior ondonvor at .. senior and Inter
mediate nt 6ls. sermon by the pastor
~ 1888, subject AN Every Member
church," evening. where and how 20
Find God
SECOND PHEsnYTEHGAE- zunis ana
Archer. Tho church that shows moving
pictures W. ". murphy. 1r.. pastor.
sunday school at a.i5, senior endeayor az
!, junior ~ 4 Sermon by the pastor at
u and =, Prayer meeting Wednesday at
CoLLEGE NIL Your Community
church" Seventh md Columbia (Kon.
dnUl, Robert lf C'Urke, pastor Sunday
rch0ol g;i5 intermediate ANA senior en-.
dchyor 30, Junior rt 2 Wosnl1 ~ II
snj 30. Morning subject, "iHtfodu,ing
Men 10 rhrllt." evrnlng - Buflueag
Mans sudden Beelalnn
UNITED pHEsHYTEHfA .-- Chcyenn.
ana kim. Charles T.. NUWrnu.b. Utnistyr.
lt3 West King street, phone 4158.J.
Biblo school 9i5 ", y. Frermau rupefin.
tundoui. Preaching a. n nnd 1850. Chrir
iian Union q 80. NIs Nnbcl Watt presi.
dent Prayer ana Bible study sermon
uCLiE1nr p coWiuNiTY Norroik
nud Independence. ", y. Darwin, prstor.
sunday school 9fG. g. 20. Edwards. Huper.
lntendcnt Junior and rcn,Dr oldcavoF
s'J0. Preaching ~ ~ rnd 730
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your problem Will be n real one.
One of the most authoritative hats
Of the season has about ten yards
of wide, double-faced satin ribbon
simply whirled around over half the
brim and crown in n huge, flat
rose" At least one supposes 1t Is
meant to be "A iosc--thc biggest rose
yet seen in hatdom. The ribbon is
melon pink and so is the hat, which
is made OF straw with a shirred chif-
fon brim facing. The brim curls up
off the face at one SIDE. on the
down side, where brim merges into
crown in a steep slant. IL the huge
rose" made Of winding the folded
over ribbon round and round-be-
ginning, of course, at the center of
the coil.
one Of the saucy little cockades
Of MORE ribbon ornaments is on the
tam crowned turban pictured. This
is an especially pretty hat and the H.
lustration cannot do justice to its
gay spring Coloring. For the supple
straw OF which the tam crown ana
narrow visor brim arc made Is tan
gerine color, slftened by the stripes
OF silver gray wool embroidery. TINS
embroidery is really a fancy braid,
sewed directly to the straw. A
band of black moire ribbon and the
aforementioned cockade of pleated
and knotted MORE ribbon, trim the
hat effectively. OF course, in
shane OF this sort there is no ques-
tion about the location of the cock
adc: there was Gust one place for IT,
and that was IN the smuggling place
provided by the drapcry Of the
crown.
/ PIentad roacttcs OF palest gray sat
in ribbon trim the Russian brim
( turban of silver cloth and white
/ horseha!r braid. The brim Is en-
tircIy covered with draped silver
T cloth and only the crown shows the
mctcrial Of the hat. The twin ro-
g,ttos OF ribbon are centered by Jade
Colorcd ornaments. the higher orna-
mcnt having a dangling pendant. ret
ornauun are generously, used on
the spring hats. a big picture hat
/ Of black Ncapolitan straw raced
with primrose velvet Ia trimmed only
/ yyi,h Two huge discs OF cut Jet, which
arc placed flat against the crown.
XpJiurc Feathers Spring Whimscy.
WaXed yul ure feathers trim many
Of tho Paris hats. 4 Georgette hat
of coral colored straw has two
rhryFanthcmums made Of waxed vul-
ture feathers, the big ornaments
placed one over and one under the
brim ut the right side Of the hat.
Brown hats with brown vulturo
] feathers are very smart for street
wear with tailored suits. Brown
hats are going TO be very good this
spring, and purple ones are even
better. Niolets, mauyc phloX, hello
trope. lilac and other flowers on the
purple tones are particular favorliess
ana many OF the new shapes are ot
violet or heliotroe straw braid. There
are many red hats, too--as there al
ways are at the very beginning OF
spring A very graceful hat for a
Younger woman Is pictured In the
dropping brim model with COZ
massed across the front and trailing
of at the sides. This hat Is made
OF brown silk and the coq is In
brown tones also. Topaz and pearl
earrings are stunning under the
brown hat--cspeclall II the wearer
happens TO have brown eyes.
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MISCELLANEOUS,

CHURCH OF THE NAzARBHE--w.st
Tulsa. 2s10 souih Phoenix. y. W. John
son. pastor, ii2f South Trenton. sunday
young people At s;i6. wednesday prayer
meeting 7!so. Bible study class Friday At
CHURCH OF oop-FInh and Madison.
y ". fh'pman. pastor. Sunday school at
'ao' eirY g''Sfs,ns MissYso & 'Rs na.t rr.. s.rv.
lccs today at 1850 by Rev. A. Lichtsn-
stein also evening services ct 1880 on
TuoEday Thursday ana Saturday.
CHURCH or CHRIST No~ meeting tr
courthouse. sixth and Boulder. SUNDAY
school AZ 10, preaching ht q and I. q.
D. LsGreno' .t.rt3n' 6le9sr. p,,sHs C2sf,I
church of Jesus christi Eleventh and
Rockford. G. r. Sheppard. pastor sun
day soEoni gfj. Preaching nj II and 8.
nraysr meeting At p m. wednesday
ASSEMBLY or Gop 80 Flnh and
Peoria sunday school ana Biblo read
ing e. 10 dsy9lionai and pastoral service
Tuesday 20 Hlble study FRIDAY 50.
NORTH TULSA COMMUNITY tlntcrds-
nomlustlonsD Cincinnati AMI Oklahoma
30. preaching ~ n and ~ supply
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening. Bible
sEyESTH DAY ADVENTIST -- sixth
0ud Madison Central rarkt. q. u. DHke,
puHtOr. saturday service, Sabbath school
p 90. missionary volunteers at 4 preach-
ing ~ 10, SUNDAY preaching at .. ~.
TULSA UNITY CLASS meets each Sun
d7y ana Thursday nlght IN Judge Hunts
courtroom IN courthouse, for the study
~ practical Chrlstianlty lr NE Accnrd-
u~ 90 the Jesus christ standard. Paul
hulrihrfErr. teacher. Unity SUNDAY
FrheoI y.is each Sunday morning at same
place.
PHILOSOPHICAL SOCIETY -RssAn 1
lodge. Ihcgs1phlcal headquarters. room
zoe Lorton Bldg. (0n Fourth between
Main HHd Bouldcri. Public study elias
Monday nlght 81 ,. members meetink on
"wednesday night, public lecture eVery
Frday night. Subject February ~.
Coming ~ the world Teacher" hy Ro-
h0.rH T.. Finch Special lectures %
'HihurHi symbolism" Monday and Tues
dpy uIahta this week.
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IlNIsTIsT

FIRST HhpTlsT Fourth ara cIHri0-
natl 'rhH r.rso-Iu TnuI.h vs. ~ Au-
1881 T. w. shannon. urrnrrndant
bible school m s.a0. D. v g. O. C.an.
Preaching by iho pastor ut 1850 uuI $3.50.
IHMNS SUEL. SECOND unu Rockford
r. g.. wade, pastor, charles ~. Garrett
financial secretary. DgaEo aH0.E E.hl"
frhurI s.iI. sermons 81 ~ aud 1850. New
pastor takes charge today
N0sAIEs ANEETE Iirst Hri No
FalCa " o. TodI. p1HipI SUNDAY
school and preaching begins ~ '.sp Hud
close nt % gp evening preaching ai h.
KEN ALI.-SlNih and Birmingham.
Row. T.. ~. owen. pastor b"tr. 400. u
sunday school at 10. Preachirs az II by
FrHiNGDAtE LOWS and warhington,
one mile north - frirrr0uula frF. y h
owen. missionary. pastor l!ihIo school
NJ 10. Preaching ~ % BY Lane i,frY
aud ~ 1850 by m'sslouory Prayer meet
NoHTH TRENToN MISSION Trenton
snd Independence Rev r. II. owen.
missionary B.bie school Hf ana
preaching - by Missionary DNcn. forv
Ice in evening ~ Joe tlHfk ..-....
OLD TINE MISSIONARY BAfIlHI
Sixth ana quincy, on HcIeN.rw rar ilue'
4, C1rlin. pastor sunday school 80
y. a. Barton, superintendent. Services a.
~ and 7.lb.
WEST TULSA A-west TULSA. J. "
PAGE pastor, 2Gli south Olympia, osaFe
1852 r. Sunday school a. 9i5, Preaching
az 81 BY the pastor.
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made OF gray flannel with yellow
outline and buttonhole stitches and
a pert black bill.
Dainty spring fixtures for bnhy's
perambulator are being shown now
in the shops ana n pretty set of pill
low cover and Fprcad is made Of
white dotted swiss bordered with
hemstitChed linen. ON pillow cover
and spread are tiny Kate GrocnawGy
figures or pale blue linen appliducd
to the swiss with silk Ross. Tiny
embroidered flowers add to the
dainty design The dotted swiss
covers go over slips Of pale pink or
blue sateen. and will look very fresh
and charming, when spring days ar
rive and baby's perambuiator must
be dressed up to greet the new sea
son.
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FIRST CtiRr8TIAE AE-Nluth and ii1u'.
dor Me|d' Dutt p1atYs OslErtS,5.
study phone DH1Gc 2l51 U,UIr aruIHl
ui 90. Preaching o. 1855 ana 80.
Morning s0rmor. "P1rtnkr,s ~ the D.vlua
Nature. % evening "rhr Couyorsion of II
Good Man
'IETltAL tHNlHTlAN .. GlrnHnuf,
Home Gardens section reuben Coleman.
uHhiui Sunday school 9.ts EuI.ayur
G.ao. preaching ut ~ nnd 80
El0b'h and Wheeling g. j EugRui.
rHttur. u.ble school AZ 90. rUHc1NUr Ht
p. Preaching every Sunday Ht Do Gud
go.
pWEN PARK Meets Temporarily at
shelter hDuFa i1 tho park Guy Hull,
Wiuiucr Bible school %. u.. rluuuu.
Ton and prra' hing D. Tu.
WEST TULSA MeoiH IN OdI Fcllowt
lodge room, iiiblo school % 90, cumuun.
tom and preaching At 81.
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MtlhbIINTs
FIRST METHODIST Eleventh aud
Bouldcr, J. ". Abel. pastor. Leslie NIL
Ter, assistant Fay HufTitt Emery aH-
,isiant sunday school ~ g.So EPwouh
pastor at o'o5' subject "Iho Hlcss".!
speak on Abraham Lincoln"
GRACE CHuRCH Third hnd Trenton.
Ira l. Crabtrco pastor sunday school ~
$3.50. Epworth league $50. intermediate
b 30, junior Monday Ht Z. sermon Wy the
pastor et II and f'3o. "Wednesday In mid
week church day. the wumcns societies
meeting In the forenoon and afternoon
prayer meeting and study class at Z.
oHCUrT hEMoRiAL--Fourteonth and
9S9sksS Sgs5ST ,dtooI LSador l. br9gaoa pastor
Prayer meeting and Bible study wodnes-
day at s. w. v. NJ y first Thufa1ay In
each month az 25o. Preaching Rt ~.
ana Boston. REV. H. =. Barton. pastor.
Sunday school al $3.50, senior and inturmo-
diate leagues at cas-. preaching at ~
HAGLER MEMORIAL on Il. sD--weat
Admiral parlD ana Phoenix. J. ~. Can.
tfoll pastor. sunday school ~ 10.
Preaching by the pastor nj ~ and 7.S0.
pAHRVIEW COMMUSITY -- parkylaw.
tlcnWoOd, ForreHt Fields. pastor sum
DAY schooI At 10, Epworth league C.is.
=, ChMTENAuY, CuuHcilin o. T. S.
church" W J. blackburn pastor 100
Nurth Denver Ihon" cedar 2.ts. Gunday
school o. $50, Junior league CO. senior
$50. Preaching by tho paIo. ~ 1855
and 30. Evening subject 'Erh Free
dom Missionary t'-iriy Thur Day %
go Ht $50 Huppcr for everyone. t.Is
prayer meeting, p. committee urgunr.
ROSE MIL Maryland ttruruH. north
of ccmr'ory sunday school o. 20. junior
league Ht o. ladies ul1 of -3I rhurH-
ouy Preaching every ree'Ed sunday by
Reverend pIiurC
HETnisL cHuRcH u2 HoHh Rock.
f0rd. Hoy Robert AIHp1Urh. pastor C1h
West Twelfth Htr'ft. Sunday H"uYol at
10, Epwprth League q 20, preaching of 10
and 90. MD week rrfyar meeting
Thursday 80.
WESLEY CHAPEL s. C fC.oD -
FrHukf9rt and EnsiDu. iI ID. lohuauu.
pastor. sunday school o. Q so, EpWuTtu
g.3n preceding 90 o. and 8
HrOWSs CHAPEL &C.. H CI E07
North Frankfort Row D li HcLaln.
pastor.
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FIRST srIRiTuAi.--K OF p. hall, 7s0
=. m Mrs T.. l.. Reynolds, pastor. Trance
lecture BY tho pastor. Messages by
other mediums. Adult study class at
3.a0 p m
SPIRITUAL TEMPLE or TRUTH
County courtroom at courthouse Sunday
a,rsrJ5. NJ in,i 'S 10y hs tss Ps,.p, ps,upn.d 70
Tulsa after an absence OF two years. hrs.
Eifle Olive will assist. Message services
at courthouse a. = Wednesday evenings.
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FlHsT LUTHERAN -Flftn and rTw9od.
s. kaufman, pastor. HIble school Al
J.ib Luther lsnEug social hour Esta dee
tnIpnH G.ib. Preaching at ~ and 1850.
Morning sermon. Right Dlsrrrnmeut, %
evening. Anger"
GRACE LUTHERAN tMi,sDurl synod,
Iuuie1nth hul quincy tnow building
kaU FtcEe, p1st0r. SInduy school al 10.
HffglteB at
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CHRISTIAN sgIEsgr

rtslT" "t,Ieydntb I"Nn ~ md p' roaihnr isi' snnasv
services At ~ aud NJ subject today,
soul" "wednesday evening testimonial
meeting AZ \. Public invited "a
ali sorvioes ana TO use OF reading rooms.
g07 -aOs Mayo nldg fifth and Main, open
week days from $3.50 to D. Sundays ano
HOLIDAYS to b.
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MI + Uhl{il(rf6 o. e. f.

FREE WILL BAPTIsT-utica and
Jasper ". j. Mathew, pastor SUNDAY
school nt 10. Preaching ht 10 sunday
morning and NJ 1850 on Saturday Aun.
day ana Wednesday. Everybody welcome
HlNENsIDE-HG GlenwoOd. Homo Gardens.
near iuthvlrw Hthtiun. q. u, Hughes
pHHior. II. g. hhortmcyer uuperIntendobt
lfenthlhE every sunday Ht ~ and 30.
NbNN MlSStON--G GlonwOod. In Medic
1,,ho.lhoufo, i. a. WhcatleY pastor.
Hruffy, superintendent prsau.iing At II
ana 1850. Prayer meeting Wednesday,
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NEW YORK.--Some years ago n
brilliant talker, given to making epi-
grams. remarked that.
Nowadays people know the
price of everything and the value
of nothing"
But this was years before the plaip
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PcranbuIatOr Toys.

An attractive perambulator doll Is
the little Dutch Boy. stuffed with
silk floss and garbed i'm warm
looking red flannel, with yoiumii-
nous breeches Of yellow flannel
There il also the handsome duck
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IIIsGni,AI.IAN.

TRINITY EpISCOPAI~-F Finh md CIp-
clnnatl Rev. R1lfe u. Crum rector.
Holy communion nt IN chapel o. parish
huusO, 500 South Cincinnati church
school $3.50 In T. " mems Bible class
ai1 Ice lounge room of Majestic. 1855
communion and Rerrnon BY rector ln thea
ter Evening at 1880 Ia parish house
chapel,
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Nnt nnc Of TIcm.

There seems to be no practical
penalty for the bootlegger'
We'll" replied senator Sorghum
hes at least deprived OF tho priVi-
lege Of writing pieces for the paper
and signing them Taxpayer
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I'VE see they have operated on a
Chicago hoy's head 10 make a bot
ter boy Of him"
THAT ign't whore our dad used 10
operate on us Ia make n better boy
OF u.s. Boston Transcript.
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Some species OF shrimp are said TO
lodge particles Of sand In their an
tennac 10 enable them TO hear
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molly FAMILY Eighth and Boulder.
John q. ItoiflnH, pastor. First mass at
Z ". M. children's mass Ani instruction.
A. y. hiEh mAra and sermon Rt 1850. eve.
ming dcvutiOua and inquiry class at 40.
SACRED NEA AUTa-NiNtoenih and Rock
ford, Rev. Charles Standuert rector.
Services Mt usual hours
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INITAIlIAN

Alt SOULS CHURCH -- HlbcrsD --
Getting al ~ st Temple Israel, Pour
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that the deed is wrongs there
ANYTHING that can be done for them
other than to point out the com,
mandment, Thou shalt not steai'