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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-07

Fifteenth Avenue Christian
Choir practice will be held Friday
evening.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-07

Mrs. Rose Bleuer, 1926 Twenty
ninth street, celebrated her 6Srd
birthday anniversary yesterday.
Her children and other relatives.
numbering 30. gathered at the
home in the afternoon and enjoyed
a picnic supper ON the lawn. All
of Mrs. Bleuer's children were at
the party. The honoree received
many gifts as remembrance of the
occasion.
, 1922-09-21
BROWNS HOPES
ARE SHATTERED
St. Louis Resigned TO Defeat,
Attendance at Games
Falls of.

ST. louis sept eI@By hit As
o sorlsted Press with the BroTns
railing the Yankees by 3z games, a
taadicap which Is all but Impossible
10 overcome. St LOU nandom today
seemingly a resigned itself 10 the
fact that the st. Louis team put
sorth every effort TO win ths 1--er-
lean league pannsnt but failed. tight
ing TO the last ditch
Reaction Of the fans and players
on the downfall OF the team since
is disastrous series with the Yankees
,as been noted in the dropping away
OF attendance to a mere handful OF
s-pectators compared with h over
flowing crowds OF just n few DAYS
aeo, when the team was In the thick
est OF the pennant fight
Coming on the heels Of the Yankee
debacle. two defeats at the hand OF
washington evidently have been the
cause OF the ciub being ieered in yes
terda-ss game. compared with the
Wild enthusiastic cheers Of a few
days ago. The players, too. appar'
emily have been detected by their
misfortune. the sans believe. judy
ing from the loss OF the last two
games.
In comparison with the 10000 at
tendanee each day at the Yankee
series, the crowd at yesterdays game
was estimated at barely 1000.
, 1922-09-21
i. s. ENTRIESI IN
PULITZER RACE
Army Air Service to Compete
for HonoTs in Big Detroit
Classic.

DETROIT. Sept. 21.-(By The As
ISOLATED Press).@The United Stntes
army air service has entered sixteen
airplanes in the Pulitzer Trophy race.
annual speed classic of America. 70
be staged liere Saturday. October u.
Il is announced by officials. Seven
teen additional machines have Teen
entered in the various events preced-
ing the Pulitzer rice.
The Pulitzer trophy contestants
will repr esent the last word in me.
cbanicaI perfection. It is announced.
Many OF these machines. have been
built especially for this test and arc
ever attained by man.
The Pulitzer entries OF the army
include two new Curt-ss high speed
pursuit planes piloted by L%ieutennnt1
r. L. Mauehan and L. j. Maitland Of
Mather field. sacramento. Calf. and
Boiling field, Washington, d. c.. re
spectlvely; two now Looming nigh
speed pursuit planes plotted by Lieu.
tenant E.. G. Whitehead of Selfrldge
field, near Detroit. and Lieutenant l..
c. D.. Schultz of Post field. Fort Sill.
Okla. we new Thomas-NIorse higi
speed pursuit planes piloted by Cap
tain #. o. Hunter of Selfridge field
and Lieutenant Clayton L. Blssell Of
Washington. d. CT three new Spcrry
high speed pursuit planes plotted by
Captain ST. Clair of Boiling field;
Lieutenant Fonda +. johnson of saa
Antonio and Lieutenant Z. II. Banks
dale of Mitchell field. Garden City. y.
Y.
Six Thomas Morse M.B.-3 biplanes
also are entered. They will be piloted
by Captain b. L. Skeel. Captain H. NJ.
Elmendorf, Captain Oliver W. Bro
berg, Lieutenant Benjamin X. Nc
Bride. Lieutenant ID. f. STAGE. and
Lieutenant J.. d. Summers, ill Of
Selfridge field.
Lieutenant c. c. Moseley Of Mccook
field, Dayton, Ohio. winner of the
1920 Pulitzer race, will pilot a verille-
Packard.
, 1922-09-21
House Peters And
Virginia VaHi At
Best in The Storm

The limited number Of principals in
the east Of THE Storm" the Univer
ssl.IeweIl production which VIII be
seen for the first time in Casper at
the Wyoming theater, starting Satu--
day. gives zach Of the three featured
PLAYERS an unusual opportunity for
making his acting sta out promi-
nently. Houze Peters, the star. and
Virgins Valn and Matt Moore make
the most of their chances. They give
a performance that is flawless from
an artistic point of view and one hun
dred per sent in entertainment value
The play in all its magnificent action
Is uncommonly gripping and affords
an audience the keenest pleasure and
suspense. Virginia Vali as the
French-Canadian orphan, loved by
both Burr Winton and Dave Stewart,
Is a lovable type and plays the part
with a deep understanding and SYM
pathy h is winning her widespread
commentator.
The Storm" presents the struggle
between the two lovers TO @in the girl
and the attempt of Manette 10 play
fair with both of them. The demands
for a happy ending are met in an I'M
usual. but natural way that sends
everyone home happy
The portrayal of the storm and fire
scenes are master strokes OF stage
management and reflect great credit
on Universal, Director Reginald
Barker and his associates. Zone Of
the ~stupendous grandeur OF Langdon
NcCormick's scenic spectacle has been
lost in the film. rather it has been en-
HANGED by virtue OF the wider latitude
given 10 the camera.
The forest fire scene in the picture
was enacted under grave dangers to
the players and the cameramen. The
faces OF the trio are observable at all
times as they pushed forward through
the fire swept passeH Of the mountain-.
New York and other metropolitan
? critics have been unanimous IN en-.
dorsing The Storm" as one OF the
greatest pictures produced in a decade
and il probably will be ranked first
mong the big pictures Of the year.
, 1922-09-21

They can split even In their eisat
games and saii nnish no worse than
in a tie for first place. II St Louis
wins all seven Of tts contests. Victory
in five more games VIII give hi title
10 the Yankees regardless Of what the
Browns do.
Pittsburgh, pursuing h seem
ingly is a rainbow chance" for the
National league pennant. o the
first Of a three-game series from New
York. 4 TO /. but the Giants today
were stin four and a half gameo in
front. Delvins into the mathematics
of the situation. Pittsburgh can tie for
the tor by taking all nine OF its games.
II h Giants obtain only an even
break in their Il contests. McGraw
can sew up the race by winning but
seven more games. regardless OF ms
rivals showing.
The Yankees were forced 10 call on
their best TO down Cobb's Tigers in
the second struggle. Bob Meusel dealt
, 1922-09-21
CHEYENNE GRID
SCHEDULE LONG
Dates of November % and 80
Only Ones Open for Capt.
tai Squad.

CHEYENNE. Wye. Sept. 21.-Tse
schedule of games for the Cheyenne
High school eleven follows: Sept. %.
Loveiand. Colo. at Doveland; Sept. 30,
Sidney. Neb.. at Cheyenne; October Z.
Ault. Colo. n Cheyenne; Oct. Is,
Laramie at Cheyenne; Oct. 80. Doug
las. wyo.. at Douglas; Oct IS. Kim
ball. Neb., at Cheyenne; Oct 4, Lara
mic, at Laramie: November II. Cas-
per. at Casper; Nov. is. Auit. Colo.
at Ault.
The dates Of November IS and No
vemher 80 are open.
, 1922-09-21

the decisive blow with a homer in
the ninth after Higgins had thrown
into tho fray his two mound aces.
shawkeS and Bush. .Bullet Joe"
tanned the Tigers in the ninth after
they had tied the count off Sailor
Bob" in the eighth.
Southpaw Cooper o. the Pirates and
Hugh Ncouiiian OF the Giants battied
on even terms until the seventh when
Bigbee delivered a homer that clinched
the game for the invaders. Cooper
displayed his versatility by slashing
out another circuit drive off Ryan IN
the ninth.
Rogers Hornsby's consecutive hit.
ting streak was stopped by Burleigh
Grimes OF Brooklyn in the first game
Of a double-header with h Cardinals
after it a reached 80 contests but
the st. Louis niauier came back in
the second tilt with a brace OF home
runs. that brought his seasons total
TO 80. tying Ken Williams OF the
Browns. The Dodgers annexed the
first. 6 TO 1 and tile Cardinals the
second. Is to Z.
aIomers by Williams and Parkinson
helped the Philadelphia Nationals take
two smuggling matches from the Chit
cago Cubs, 9 to s and II 10 /, while
Cincinnati scored a double triumph
over the Boston Braves. . to } and
s to 5.
The White Sox climbed TO within n
game and a half OF Detroit. in the
third place, by taking q ha-d fought
, 1922-09-21
TINGLE'S
LAXO ASPIRIN
RELIEVES
RHEUMATISM

Physicians everywhere wfll
ten you that the salicyiic acid
found in aspirin is o powerful
combRtant OF pain. and partic-
slRrly effective in the case of
rheumatism
The aspirin gently distends
the tiny capiilarien OF the blood
relieving the congestion and
producing q free. hsaithful per-
~spiratio.
TINGLE's LAxo ASPIRIN
does not upset digestion as
does PURE aspirin alone The
gentle laxative It contains re-
moves the toxins or body poi
sons that so often are the cause
of the tvlinEss o. pain OF rhsu-
matism.
TINGLE's LAxo ASPIRIN
with its three fold attack is
sure to relieve rheumatism and
, 1922-09-21
FORT WORTH TO
BATTLE TULSA
Winncrs of Texas and West
ern Leagues to Play Cham
pionship Series.

FORT WORTH. Texas. Sept. I'll
The Fort Worth and Tulsa baseball
clubs signed an agreement late yes
terday providing for n play-off series
of seven games. Tulsa is the West
ern league pennant winner and Fort
Worth the Texas.
, 1922-09-21
YANK GLIDER
HURTIN FALL

GERsFELD. Germany. Sept. 81
fBy Tho Associated Pressl-Edmund
t. Allen. the American gliding expert
who recently participated in h com
petition at ciermo1t-Ferrand. France.
suffered an accident when his plane
, 1922-09-21
SPORT FLASHES HOT OFF Wire
DATE SET FOR BOUT.

boxing match between Dave Rosen-
berg. Brooklyn. and Mike O'Dowd,
st. Paul. will be held at Brooklyn
October 4.
, 1922-09-21
New York Has Only to Win Half of Games
Remaining on Schedule to Capture
American League Pennant /,

CHICAGO, Sept. 21.-CBy The Associated Press)-Bar-
ring an upset of the most sensational order. the New York
Yankees have clinched the 1922 American league pennant.
By taking the second game of the series from Detroit, 6 tc 5.
Washington blanked the st. Louis Browns, 5 to o, the
Hnpmen increased their lead to three and a half games.
, 1922-09-21
on WILLIAMS GETS 18TH.

.PHILADELPHIA-Cy Williams Of
the Phlllies smashed u his twenty
fifth home run OF the season in the
first game against the Cubs yester-
day.
, 1922-09-21

twin BIZ from the Aethletics. l to 0.
and 3 to ?. Cleveland captured Its
second double header in two days from
Boston. 5 TO ?. and 5 10 4 and uncop-
cred another rookie twirling star In
Bedgood. giant Chattanooga recruit.
who won the second contest.
, 1922-09-21
MONDT DEFEATS NnYAKE.

Los ANGELES-Joe Toots) Mondt.
Greeley, Colo, defeated Taro Miyalte,
Japan. with I deadlock in r brief
wrestling match.
, 1922-09-21
American League.
Last Scores
"WEDNESDAY FINALS
National League.

st. Louis ia. Brooklyn 81.
} Chicago ST., Philadelphia s-1l.
Pittsburgh 4. New York /.
Cincinnati 90. Boston So.
, 1922-09-21
Today's Games


National League.
Pittsburgh at New York.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Philadelphia t2l.
Cincinnati at Boston Gl.
American League
New York at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Chicago
Boston It Cleveland.
Washington at st. Louis.
Meet Me ut the Smokehouse.
Fair View Addition-The Beautiful.
9-214t
, 1922-09-21
RED FABER WINS ANOTHER.

CHICAGO-Red Faber Of the White
Sox won his twenty-i;-s. game OF the
season when he sliutout the Athletics
in the first game of n doubieheader
yesterday.
, 1922-09-21

It's absorbed easily
1t relieves pain quickly
Its n gentle laxative
TINGLE'S LAXO ASPIRIN
Ask your druggist FOR tha
Three Point Box" Therapeutic
Resssrch Laboratories. WASH
inEteR R2
, 1922-09-21
First IN NeUs
of All EDents


crashed during a hight at wass-
kuppe. nea here, yesterday.
The eNsnt-of he injuries has no,
been learned.
, 1922-09-21

An rich .ncn bought a lot. Va
can buy a lot. 9.sIAt
, 1922-09-21

In many cases
brin g h .
hope OF per-
manent relief.
Remember to
ask for TIN
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ASPIRIN. the
aspirin with
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, 1922-09-21

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, 1922-09-21
American League.

washington 8; st. Louis o.
New York c, Detroit 5.
Cleveland 90, Boston "a.
Chicago. Is. Philadelphia o..
, 1922-09-21

Bus . iOt with old rishfs a:I.n
, 1922-09-21

Fair view IS what it implies.
g-aIAt
, 1922-09-21

Meet Me at The 5mOnenou,e.
, 1922-09-21

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, 1922-09-21

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, 1922-09-21

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, 1922-09-21

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AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT.
For Hire-Pa.senger Cars.

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INSURANCE Statesmen not satisfied with
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HousEkEEPER, COMPETENT WOMAN,
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HOME. TWO ADULTS, TWO CHILDREN
!lI no Is YEARsl; MUST FURNISH GOOD
REFERENCE AND BE GOOD COOK CALL
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Phone Lenox 2554 for appointment.
HoUsEwo9KER. general. white good
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w 18th.
HoUsEwoRKER Woman for general
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Mrs. u. SCHUYLER loG0. apt. IN. 100 ". sTth.
HoUsEwoRKER lgeneraD white; 2 adults.
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sleep out no laundry. Page, 40 Riverside
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HoUsEwoRKER. general, experienced.
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HorsEwoRKER, general. experience and
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between 10 and u. 30 West fist st.
Observation-Disclosures small family.
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Apt. I2. 2iG West oTth.
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LADys maid. young French girl. for lady
and l3-year.old schoolgirl one willing 10
assist with light chamberwork, mendinR:
best references required. Call mornings
Corn. Col West End av corner Sath ct
LADIES 10 sell beautiful dresses and ofher
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commission f25 weekly. M. II. I. Co.. 90
LAUNbREss for small family, help with
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r~st aath.
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Call 70 dny. 20 30 70 y 30: 70 East 7sth.
MAID. personal. wanted respectable young
girl with good references. Marie Antoi.
nette Hotel. apartment SIS. 6Tth st. and
broadway.
MAID required for general housework where
woman comes II few days a week TO as
MoTHERS helper for infant aftsrnoons.
CAL mornings. i41 West I3d. H. We'll.
NURSE wanted, experienced boy . years:
must have references; good wages fare
paid. i5l ". seth. apartment s-c cali from
tn-t.
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NURSE. white. with references 2 chfldron
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state age. experience and salary expected
II. H., 6ip Longacre building.
NURSE for girl 10 months long personal
city reference required. Call from II to
!. r. 74th ct.
NURSE. thoroughly experienced for baby
year old. las West Doth. Apt Oh.
OPERATOR. ExPERIENCED, UNDER.
WOOD. BILLING AND BOOKKEEPING;
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MACHINE HOUSE: STATE AGE. MA
TIONALITy. FNpERfENcE AND sALAPy
GOOD FUTURE FOR ONE WHO CAN
MEET REQUIREMENTS 221s HERALD.
80 BROADWAY.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ORIENTAL American Employment Agency
III West 42d. Bryant G2so-2693.-
help; private families. public places; refer
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JApANESr;--Select Employment Agency
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WOMAN, high school college graduate.
refined, ambitious. possessing initiative and
tact, TO learn good business; one capable OF
rapid promotion to position Of responsibility:
substantial income. Hoag. SO 5th av..
room 500.
YOUNG woman. over y. high school gradu,
ate. commercial educational work: liberal
salary: rapid advancement Call morning.
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Madison
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WOMEN.

WOMEN.
7 want several refined women de-
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II you are over 25 years. can fur
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Broadway.
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MAN-We have a future TO offer a
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TELEPHONE DIRECTORY.
OF Home and Business Needs.
FURNITURE WANTED.

FURNITURE WANTED PAY Full
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GARDENER, superintendent, first class
landscaper, vegetables, expert, % years
Experience farming. horticulture. greenhouse.
machinery, live stock. 40. married. chill
dren. seeks positions Westchester preferred.
Address Gardener. Burnett Bros. 92 Cham
hers
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EXECUTIVES.

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tion can place several men between
the ages OF - and 40 In a position TO
qualify for important executive ca
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COOK. assist laundry. q East IGth st.
Ill.
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FIREMAN. colored; elevator, janitor. use-
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GARDENER. working. single, thoroughly
competent, life experience In greenhouses,
vegetable and flower garden; private estate
with greenhouse only; must be permanent.
Please address Gardener. 438 Prospect av.
Brooklyn, N Y.
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GARDENER, head; married 90; small
family; life experience all branches expert
vegetable grower, fruits. flowers. shrubs
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rIASos AND pHoNoGRarms.
STOVE AND BOILER REPAIRS.

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Call Riverside s32s.
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GARDENER. married, no encumbrances, life
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liberty April "a. Ellis, care Col. Thompson
estate, Yonkers n. Y. TEL Yonkers 443a
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FARMER, gardener, working superintendent
gardening. cows. poultry. incubators: general
care OF country estate; married: Scotch: ex-
cellsnt reference. Scotch, II King ST., Nor
ri
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CIAUFFEUR-MECHANI Czecho- -slovak.
~ years old. years. experience. desires
position private family; city, country; re-
fined; best references. Tel. Yonkers 1915.
G. L.
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE.

and T. Long Island during summer; city
references. Apply after 10. Apt. sB. 2b1 w.
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WANTED AT ONCE
FOR FINISHING PLANT.
TRAVELLING SALESMAN.

Man with thorough knowledge
OF the duck, canvas and jute trade.
To such man an unusual oppor-
tunity Is offered. Write for In
treview. stating experience and
salary expected. All Inquiries
win be considered strictly conf
Dental.
7, 1905 HERALD, BRONX.
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SECURITY Statesmen.
Several experienced stock statesmen wanted
by prominent brokers' firm. Apply Room
E3l6. 80 Broad st., New York
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

COOK and chambermai Id waitress (2), room
together Rye, N. Y: 2 adults, nurse, 2
children. personal references required. Plaza
5000. apartment IA. Monday.
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GARDENER. chauffeur. American, single.
wishes position. understands vegetables.
flowers, shrubs make own repairs cars:
best OF reference. Nicholas Even. Kills.
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GARDENER single, long experience vege-
table garden. lawns, shrubs, flowers. hot
beds, lay out flower beds, take charge
gentleman's country place; references. s.
M. 3n7 West 2lth.
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SALESMAN. s feet II. renewals and new
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experience, neat appearance: free rooms.
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arive Ford; bond; references. Aster. 1o0
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Working superintendent desires position on
yentleman's place: understands cows. horses.
&C.: life experience farming and gardening:
wife willing to board farm help; best OF ref
erences. @ 2l3l Herald. Herald 50.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE

ACCOMMODATIONS accommodations
for three months: everything except laun-
dry: So each: two In family; sleep IN apart
rent: first class: good references. Write
Park Avenue. iaT East 41th.
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Special TO Tho world.
CHELSEA, Nov 3-rhe Red
Gross has organized for its 1879
campaign under the presidency Of
t.. Hummell
Mayor Leon Merritt. president Of
the Tulsa, Fort Scott and Kansas
short Line Route association, Is
planning unique booster trip FOR
the near future. official .reproscn-
.tatlycs in conjunction with "A booster
band viii start from Chelsea and
visit every town between Chelsea and
Kansas. In each town a new group
or official representatives Will Join
the booster crowd iill Kansas IL
reached where a great meeting Will
he held--all IN the interests OF the
better road project
County Commissioner 4. S. Jetto-
rlos reported 10 tho chamber OF COM
merce that he had completed 100
miles Of grading in Rogers, a record
Tor county work II was testified
that the county roads were I'm bet
ter condition than ever before, and
in far better condition than any or
the adjoining counties,