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Evening star., 1922-06-09
LEW-QU|CLEY TEAM
Wins DUCKP|N EVENT

Girls, ice cream and cake contribut-
ed to the entertainment mt at the Recre-
alton Health Center last night, when
drawings for prizes in the annual
mixed blind-pig bowling tournament
were made. The hrst names out Of the
hat were Rena Levy and Mike Quig-
ley. Each slammed the little naples
for 30S counts during the tourney
and their 616 total gave them the
capital prize.
BOBBY prizes were won by Agnes
set of 120. and Hank Kaiser, with a
4S game and 17S set. They hit the
refreshments for heavier scores. John
Redmond. Irv Belt and Andy Allen did
the drawing. The winners:
ouisley and Levy. SIG; Palmer and Thomas
602: Alderman and Williams. 5Qi: Mischou
and Nell. oI7; Henlock and Mccormick. $50:
Brisker and Guilt. 573: smathers and Ander
and Poston. 562: X: Jackson and Montgomery.
h62: jenkins and Mack, $50: c. s. Brown and
Wenz. 5S2; TAFT and CoppaRe. 55s: Riley and
and iowa. Sss; Moss and II. o;Rr.en: SIS: @
ss2: Becker and Butt. $50: Hampton and
na s M es,t.o Is rrsse ss ;.s Hga: "a.
Muir and +. Rawlings: s.s: o. Smith and D.
smith: b42: Buriss and smathers. b42: Burns
and Christensen. 542: II, Jackson and Frank
and M Hoi lines. sss; Stanley and Z. Rawlinss. a
Chsndler. sss: ": Jaeehi and Hobbs; 5ss:
sss: "'e1 Cooper a ani Riasles. s.7 NoPees @ nnd
Gladding. 526; West and Ganzhorn. 525 An
derson and X. Frenze!. 525: Baker and Chris
topher, 524: Griffin and Bradt. 524: Baum
sss: sryan aud Mess. SCI: LaPorte and
Gerard. 521.
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0. N. DOWNS ORDNANCE
IN WAR LEAGUE MATCH

Quartermaster batters slammed the
ball to all parts of the field yesterday
In their War League game with Ord
nance and won. 8 to /. The losers
found Prescott's pitching difficult to
solve, making but four safeties.
Railway Mail Service narrowly es-
capped breaking into the victory COL
League game with American Railway
Express. The Mail Clerks. who have
yet to win u battle. managed to break
even with the Expressmen. to s.
War gave Agriculture 13-to-3
,waliopins in the Departmental
League. Niedfelt of the winners hit
FOR the circuit.
General Accounts overwhelmed
Navy. II to 6, In the Governme mt
League. The victors made fourteen
hits.
st. Teresa clinehed its lead in the
.first series of the Potomac League by
defeating Seaman Gunners. to Q
The winners made Ave runs in the
fourth inning.
Barber d Ross pointed the way to
City Post Once in a 5-to-3 CONNER
cfal League game. Mumford of the
losers walloped a homer.
Agriculture easily disposed OF Cow
ernment Printing once in an 11-to-5
Junior Departmental League affair.
Schneider allowed the losers but three
safeties.
Registers re<fstcrcd an 11-to-2 win
over Liberty Loan in the Treasury cir
cult. Hurney. Patterson and Clatter-
buck of the victors hit well.
Navy Yard handed Washington Bar
racks 14-to-3 trouncing in the Fed
eral League. Chichester. with four
hits in five times at bat. led the win
ners' attack.
Post Ofice vnnQuiShed Bureau of
Engraving and Printing. II to I. in
the Colored Departmental League.
Both teams slammed the ball.
West Washington Baptists thrashed
Calvary Mcthodists, % to 3. in the
Sunday School League. The winners
made twenty-eight hits.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
TW0-MAN TEAM MATCH
At GUN CLUB TOMORROW

A challenge match at trapshooting
with c. c. Fawcett and r. D. Morgan
opposing ]. Marcy and F. p. VIII
liams will feature the regular weekly
program of the Washington Gun Club
tomorrow on the Benning grounds
The event OF 100 targets at sixteen
yard rise will start at o'clock.
Fawcett and Morgan won the two
man team shoot at Baltimore last
year and Marcy and Williams are
to represent the Warrington orsani-
Zaticn in a similar shoot this season
This clubs regular spoon contest
will be held. Shooting for legs on
the monthly trophy also Is on the pro-
gram.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
YANK HOPES TO REPEAT
IN MODEL YACHT RACES

q light breeze today for the second
race in a series for the international
model yacht cup, E. A. Bull, Brooklyn
amateur. expects his Polkadot to
duplicate its triumph In the first con-
test yesterday over Endeavor. William
j. Daniels British challenger
Yesterdays run, over a leeward and
windward course. began tediously and
ended In thrilling dash by the de-
Tending Polkadot in a beat home be-
fore the wind three quarters of q
mile ahead of the Endeavor, but with
scarcely enough time to cross the
finish line beore the expiration Of the
time limit. Today's race will be over
Q triangular course.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Tmorrow the program includes
twelve A. A. L. handicap contests and
among the entries are national, COL
legiate and sectional champions. One
Of the features VIII be 4 twelve-mile
marathon, In which lSS runners, rep
rescnting all sections OF the east
from New Hampshire TO Virginia, are
entered.
Memorial exercises for Frederick
w. Calbraith, national commander of
the American Legion, preceded the
opening Of the meet today.
Washington will he well repre-
sented at the Philadelphia games. A
relay team, headed by
Jimmy Connolly. track captain and
star miller at Georgetown University.
will compete. Other members will be
Harry Tolson. Bill Simmons and
Dorsey Griffith or Fifty Fitzgerald.
Lewis Stemple will enter the modified
marathon. Quentin Roosevelt Post
will have a relay in competition and
Vincent Costello and George Kilieen
Post colors are to be sported In open
events.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

ohiohtai lily o-S' ~. MISS Cott-
man. who is the ranking player of
the middle Atlantic section, later was
beaten by Molly Thayer of Philadel-
phia, who. with Anne Townsend, also
! of the Quaker City. reached tho final
Play in the Hotckiss cup matches
was to begin here today at 3 o'clock,
with the Washington team meeting
Baltimore combination. the title
holder. playing Richmond at Colum-
bia Country Club. The best players
OF the four cities are participating.
The final will be played at Columbia
tomorrow afternoon.
The Personnel Of the Teams.
BALTIMORE: Clarence cAarest, Philips
s: sssc'''~ssSsh. ~hsah r. hss:,S.s y G. c'yFsS T:n
;sii e 'iaa 11assis 1ss;s:As:2s s:st'i9 3.e.
Saes !e.s., ''s ssSs:s n;'' r s.lasis a: .ad q
oss RicasxoS1: 19s P.ss.n S.pi1,as fisninr. rh.oaor.
Harris. =. 8. yaiendn:. Edmund Preston and
w..hiat.ss sn Dsiass saastn +. Davis, T. :. Nan.
zlsiu; essvs; S,,,55r r. vii, Ballad Hoe.e
Treasury took three out Of five con-
tests from Interstate in Departmental
Tennis League match yesterday
Summaries:
Ballinser ard Dowd IT. defeated Doyle and
Morrow ~, 90. 3S, 63.
Clark and Fowler n. aefested Spence and
Atwood ID, s, Ga
Baylis and Coe (T) defeated Balrer and
Chlef ~, e3, s6 e1.
Reiney and Christxburx a. defeated
Uhle and Haas (T.). Go, 8-.
Maidens and Ames %. defeated Buell. and
Jabos tT.), 81. +8. Ct
Evening star., 1922-06-09
Los ANGELES TO HOLD
INTERNATIONAL GAMES
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS. June 9.-The international
Olympic committee today authorized
the city of Los Angeles to hold inter-
national games under the patronage of
the committee, in September, 1928. to
dedicate its new stadium. These
games. however. will have no connec-
ton with the regular Olympics.
The committee granted its patronage
and recognition to the Latin American
international games to be held in Rio
Janeiro. Brazil. beginning September
IL next. The decision of the commit
tee makes the Latin American games
an integral part of the Olympic move
ment.
After according its patronage to the
Los Angeles games the committee ap-
proved the plans for the Olympic
games to be held In Paris in 1924.
The French Olympic committee re-
ported that the financing Of the Paris
games was now assured. The: plans
call for the opening of the track and
field event on June %. The associa-
tion foot bail competition will occur
In January and the rugby games in
April and May. The tennis and SWIM
ming events will be held Globe to the
Evening star., 1922-06-09
BRIT0NS NOW HAVE GOLF
EVENT TO THEMSELVES

GLENEAGLEs, Scotland, June 0,
Golfers OF Great Britain had
things all to Themselves in todny's
play In the tourney here. Jock
Hutchison, American. and Joe
kfrkwood. Australian, having been
put out yesterday.
A. q. Haverx downed Hutch in
the first round. up, but the victor
later was beaten BY J. Anderson
by the same score. kIrkwoOd lost,
and I. to Arthur Compton, who
later eliminated Harry yard0n, I
up. Abe Mitchell defeated George
Duncan, I mp.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
LEQNARD-bR|TTON BOUT
DECLARED OFF BY TEX

NEW YORK, June 9.-There will
be no Benny Leonard.Jack Britton
boxing contest for the world welter-
weight championship June %. Tex
Rickard has announced.
The announcement came as a sur
prise. for 1t was understood that all
preliminaries incident to the bout.
including the signing OF article. had
been completed.
Richards statement places the
blame for the calling off Of the con-
test on the two champions, declaring
that they made exorbitant purse de-
mands when they learned that the
bout was to he staged in the
velodrome. New York. instead Of at
Boyle's Thirty Acres in New Jersey.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
GOLFERS PLAYING THIRD
ROUND IN CUP TOURNEY

Second round matches in the golf
competition for the French high COM
mission CUP were completed yesterday
at the Chevy Chase Club, as follows
Or. Willixm 3. Mason defeated J. L. sutsr.
9 up; Walter +. Tuokermsn defeated J. D.
ca';si, up; Hoss,t Stead; t.. asfs.tsd \.
fsatsd J. ). Lsnden, 8 and s; Morven Thomp-
son defeated r. r. II. Emmett, and s: &.
W. Baker defeated 8. L. Heap. up; Rssvs
Lewis defeated Samuel Dalzsl. up; G. ,.
Acvay defeated G. Y. Wheeler, l up.
Play in the third round Is on today
with the semi-fnals and hnal sched-
uled for tomorrow.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
A. A. U. MEET THIS YEAR
TO BE HELD IN NEWARK

NEW YORK. June 0.-fhe ma
lean Athletic Union will be held
this year at Newark. n. j. The
Junior championships will be held
On September &, the senior events
and relay on September IL.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
Griffith Wins Shoot.

MEMPHIS. Tenn. June 9.-George
Griffith of Memphis was winner of
Southern zone sixteen-yard champion
ship in the zone handicap shoot here.
Grif1ith tied with T. ]. Aycock, Jack
sonville. Fla. with 1877. In the shoot
of Grifflth made perfect score of SO,
Aycock missing one target.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
MOLLA NOW HAS CHANCE
TO GET TENNIS REVENGE

LONDON. June 9.-Mrs. Molla
Bjurstedt Mallory yesterday defeated
Mrs. Edgington. GA. so. in the semi
final round of the North London
singles tennis championships.
Her victory gives the American an
opportunity to meet Mrs. Beamish,
the English player, in the Anal on
Saturday.
Mrs. Beamish defeated Mrs. Mallory
In their last meeting.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

be at the Columbia Road Club. courts
at 18th and Fuller streets, where
many OF the matches will be played.
The semi finals and finals will be de-
cided at Columbia Country Club. the
extended by A. Y. Leech, jr.. chair
man of the tennis committee at the
club.
Pairings in the singles follow:
Preliminary Round.
Mrs. Clarence Norment. jr., w. Edna Kelley.
Cecilia McCallum VS.. Kate Gibson.
Margaret Gachet vs.. Mrs. Beatrice Smith.
Marywilb wsiefnrd VS.. Maycita de souza.
Ann Graves VS.. SARA Doolittle.
Mrs. r. A. Bentley VS.. Eleanor Wells
First Round.
aes., NJ Ellis vs. lnsad Sas,,
Helen Sinclair vs.. Mrs: Turner:
Mrs stamb.gzh vs. Vivian McConihey.
Winner Norment-kelley VS.. winner Mccall
Winner Gachet etsmith VS.. winner Wooden
*innsr w.keford.Ds sous. VS.. winner
n Winner bentley Wells vs.. Addie Hughes.
Louise Kelley vs. Katharine : Rice:
Elizabeth Pyle VS.. Bess Hall.
Elizabeth Gibson Va. Maud seweli.
Jennie DoolIttle Va. Isabel Sagel.
COrinne Frazier Betty Bradneld.
Thirteen Teams in Doubles.
Thirteen teams already have en-
tered the doubles and more are ex-
rected before the list closes Monday
night. Those listed are:
Katharine Rice and Henrietta McLaury
Louise Whelchel and Corinne Frazier.
Marywill Wakeford and Louise Kelley.
Kate Gibson and Elizabeth Gibson
Mrs. J. A. Stone and Ruth Roberts.
Marjorie Wooden aud Maycita de SouIa.
Mrs Beatrice Smith and Mrs. Winifred N.
Ellis
Mrs Turner and Mrs. Louise Stambaugh.
Delphine Heyl and Mrs: Clarence Norment.
Vivian McConihey and Isabel Nagel.
Mrs Pyle and Elisabeth Pyle.
Maud Sewell and Cecilia McCallum.
Jennie DOolfttle and Sara Dnolitfle
Evening star., 1922-06-09
WASHINGTON ATHLETES :
AMONG BIG ENTRY LIST

PHILADELPHIA June 9-AthIetes of the Army
Corps held the of the today
American Legion track and field The
220 hurdles
large military camps and naval stations
were ntcrcd.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Thompson. the University of Ala
bama pitcher. has received offers from
various big league clubs, including
White Sox.
Thompsons case reads like a story.
He Is the son of South Carolina
farmer of small means. The strap
ping youth was needed on the farm.
but the father decided to sacrifice
himself in order that his boy might
get an education and have his chance
In the world
Evening star., 1922-06-09
STEPS OUT OF CLASS
AND WINS RING TITLE

OAKLAND. Calf, June s.-Joe Ryan
of the Pittsburgh Athletic Club. ma
tional lightweight champion. stepped
out of his division here last night
and won the far western Amateur
Athletic Union welterweight cham
pionship from Harry D. Simons, ma
tionai welterweight champion. ST.
mons halls from the Gary. Ind, Y. NJ.
c. A. s-.I
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Can you imagine the reception the
farmer gave an emissary of a big
league club when he made a propo-
sitlon to sign the boy-who is just
boy didn't sign. It Is said that young
Thompson has been so pestered by
scouts that after every game he
jumps into a Ford car and loses him
self. Perhaps some southern busi-
ness man OF prominence who appre-
ciates the stuff that Is in this boy
and his father will do a little scout
ing on his own hook
Evening star., 1922-06-09

NEW HAVEN. Conn. June 3
Lucian r. Williams of Chicago. cap
tain Of the Yale tennis team. reached
the semi-final round in the Con-
necticut championships yesterday by
defeating J. G. King OF Bridgeport
and ]. w. Thurston of Hartford.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. June g.
The Potomac river was very muddy
ana little high here and at Sir Johns
Kun, w. Va, and Washington juno
tion: Nd; Shenandoah also was very
muddy for twenty miles south OF
here.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
PILLORY IN BIG RACE.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June s.-R. 7.
Wilson's Pillory. winner Of the Freak
ness stake. will run In the Latonia
special race June -. Pillory will
compete with Norwich, winner OF the
Kentucky Derby. and Snob II, winner
of the Withers stake
Evening star., 1922-06-09
ALABAMA STAR, FARMER
/ BOY, is EAGERLY SOUGHT
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EPORTED signing three Syracuse University players by
emphasizes the fact that before
history determined drive by leaguers-maor
and college diamond stars
Major have been vetab scramble is stated
Holy
the disbarred Princeton considering
oHar McExaw
Evening star., 1922-06-09
PoLoIsTs TO INVADE.

NEW YORK. June s.-England will
send q polo team here this summer to
compete in the United States national
open championsh'p and other tourna-
nents. The Argentine four also may
olay here.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
MORE THAN 40 PLAYERS
in WOMEN'S NET EVENT
BY w. n. HOTEL.

ORE than forty players including Mrs District
wv champion Delphne Hey May Louise Kelley
the entrants for the Women Tennis
which will start tomorrow Play scheduled o'clock but
the aekee and courts for the
preliminary and matches by Monday
evening - N0N'
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Columbia Country Club has donated
the use Of its courts to the Washing
ton newspaper men for their tourney,
which will start June 10.
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Marywin Wakeford, the last of the
Washington survivors in the wom-
ems Maryland championship tourney.
in progress on the Baltimore Country
Club courts was eliminated yester-
day by Elanor Cottman of the Nom
Evening star., 1922-06-09

Sale starts with almost
1000 suits! Plenty of the
staple blue serges; plenty of
the double-service unfinished
worsteds. And the whole
range of tweeds, cassimeres,
homespuns and novelties.
Two and three piece suits
spring and summer styles
Evening star., 1922-06-09

RcEisters reEistcrcd an 11-to-2 win
over Liberty Loan in the Treasury cir
cult. Hurney. Patterson and Clatter-
buck of the victors hit well.
Evening star., 1922-06-09
Mems bathing SUITS. s2.9'

Not ordinary woolens that soon h
worsted that holds its shape. Soli'
stripes. Sizes 36 to a..
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CoalLands

FOR sALE-19O acres more or less
with mine opened that will pro-
duce so tons Of coal at present
time. All improvements go with
sale OF coal, including Pit Pony and
Clydesdale Truck in good condI
tton; hauls 1900 lbs. This coal can
be mined from either side Of the
hill which makes it the most de.
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ity. JOHN WIEGEL, Elizabeth,
Pa. 27S1A
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coLLIEs, shepherds, tox terriers,
bull terriers, poodles, In pups and.
old dogs: imported canaries, fan.
cy chickens and bantams, pigeons,
guinea pigs, rabbits, gold flsh and
globes; medicines for dogs, seeds
and foods Of all kinds; breeding
cages, etc. CONVICTION PET
STOCK STORE. S1s Madison Ave.
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REGAL WYANDoTTES. Butter
Cups. Our business is raising ex.
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erels, pullets, Matching eggs at rea.
sonable prices. Get new blood.
MT. RYDoL FARM, Amherst, Va
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dyeing shop, splendid field,
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Write for booklet. BEN-VoNDE
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LIVE AND DRESSED TURKEYS,
DUCKS. CHICKENS ard Guinea
Fowls. Butter Acc Id. North Fair
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East Park at Fair Grounds.
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Houses For Rent

FOR RENT FEBRUARY FIRST.
Residence, 314 Fair1nont avenue.
Apply with references to @. H
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2795A.
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BuiIdinglo Lot For sale

CHOICE LOTS IN BELLv1EW,
Simon and East Park Additions
and Morgantown avenue. For par
ticulars see FAIRM0NT BUILDING
& INVESTMENT CO., 422 PROBES.
sional Bldg. 1-2-26t.2393A
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Farms For Sale

MERGER COUNTRY FARMS
FOR SALE-Write for circulars,
giving full description OF building.
Number g ,acres and price. FLA.
GIEBNER, Jackson Center, Pa.
r. D. 10. 2754A.
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MIR. FARM BUYER: Don't climb
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when you can buy good level farms,
the cream OF this locality with ex.
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schools, good markets. Milk $40
and up net here. 1 sell farms that
owners have lived on for years and
paid for and have money on inter-
est, the kind you cau mako good
on. State your wants and send to.
day for Illustrated booklet. F, B,
TEWART, LINESvILLE, Pa,
21i2A
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COLLECTING
AGENCY
THE ACNE ADJUSTMENT

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AGENCY
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unless the money is actually
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FOR SALE

~ n
Q large rooms, cellar, Ia acre
lot, gas, near owens. $1,000,
easy TERMS.
The Big Black Homestead and
90 lots for trade. A bargain.
New 8 rooms, bath, furnace and
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New 4 room, bath, cellar, gar
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800 Lincoln ST., 8 rooms, cor
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close in, easy terms.
Large 0 room house, CASTOR
Ave. $500.
Near Locust. Z rooms, $500,
good terms.
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CITY FURNITURE HOSPITAL
UPEoLSTERING. GENERAL
REPAIRING. Bicycles and Sup
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Phona 1871. 28o4-J
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NOW OPEN. 3o7 Madison st.
Sewing done reasonably. MRS.
RADCLIFFE & MISS noWNEY,
Phone so2. 26S6A.
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Livestock

MAPLE GROVE STOCK FARM
offers Hampshires Of the most
popular breeding. Bred sows and
gifts, fall boars and gifts. R. B,
DILDINE, Redwood, Ohio.
2737A
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Farms For Sale

1913 ACRE FARM. 1O.room house.
On paved roads aud car line.
Easy trade on town property. MRS.
IDA QUINN, Downs, W. Va.
12-2S-St-2259A,
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SEWING DONE. oRPHA BUN.
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avenue. 25sSSA
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GERTRUDE DozIER FENNEL1.
Arttul designing and dressmak.
ing. lis Watson Ave. Phone 1879.
12.27.26t.2253A.
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WANT TO HEAR from owner hay.
ing farm for sale; give part1cu-
lars and lowest price. JOHN ].
BLACK, W. Virginia ST., Chippewa
Falls, Wis. 2499A
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Tailoring-Pressing

WHO'S YOUR TAILOR? Vein.
berg! zig Jefferson 81.
1.2.26t2sslA
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D~RESsMAK1NG q PLAIN SEW.
ING. Give US a trial. 206 Wal.
nut Ave. Phone 961.R. 2770A
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WANTED TO BUY = Ford Coupe
body. Must be in good condition.
Call gam, or address Box 2690.A,
The West Virginiau. 2690A
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Lost And Found

LosT-Two fox hounds. Female
white and black spots. Male
white and lemon spots. Phone
557:J. II. ". WOODY. 2764A
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Unfurnished Rooms

THREE LARGE UNFuRN1sHEp
ROOMS FOR RENT. Modern con.
Yeniences. Close in. Phone 165.M.
27s4A
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For Sale
Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER ANY KIND OF
OAK, POPLAR OR HICKORY.
Can cut to fill your need. Phone
17S3.M or write Elmust P. Moran,
F%eirtnont Rt. No. 5. 2793A
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EXCLUSIVE TAILORING. Let us
make your suit or oyercoat. w,
2. HARTMAN & CO., 225 Jeffer-
son ST. 12-31.26t.2s65A