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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
DELAWARE SQUAD
SHOWS IMPROVEMENT
Cherpak Drills Long on Receiv-
ing Punts; Other Players
Improve in Work.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Newark, Nov. coach McAvoy's
University OF Delaware varsity looked
better In practice last night than mt
any previous time this week and con-
scqucntly the squad is now optimistic
as To the Saturday game with Stew
ems which will be played at Hoboken.
Ike" Elliott who had been out OF
practice all week because OF boils
which he has suffered from all sea-
son was out and took his place at
halfback on the varsity.
Elliott is apparently in better shape
than for several weeks although his
arm where he has had several boils Is
stiil sore. Coach McAvoy will have a
special shield made for his arm as a
protection and with this he will prob
ably he able TO get into the Stevens
same.
Another encouraging feature OF the
practice yesterday was the clean way
IN which Cherpak the little Freshman
who made n poor showing against l..
NJ &. handled punts. Chorpak has
been reporting early afternoons this
week and has practiced for hours In
handling punts and this work Is hav-
irg an excellent effect. During the
practice yesterday Coach McAvoy had
Mcdonald To kick often with CherpalS
catching the punts. His work was so
much improved I'm comparison with
his exhibition at Chester that he
looked like an entirely different player.
Many who have watched his work pre-
DICT that Cherpak will come through
and develop into a star.
u was also announced that Akin.
crard who underwent an operation
con his ear early this week and Price,
,ni who has had a bad knee are both
founding into shape and will prob
ably be ready for the whistle at IIo-
hokeu Saturday. Doc" Steel. is still
cat with an injured knee but he also
may he able to play Saturday IL
called ON. Prospects for Delaware "a
be in shape FOR hard battle at Ho-
loken are much brighter than they
we're early IN the week.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
!any Grid Games on Tomorrow Stein to Lead Will A "A
High School Awaits Whistle for Battle
With Downingtown at Bayndrd Stadium

Is going 10 be a strenuous test for
the locals. Consulting the old dope
book. we find that West Chester
trimmed DoGmnglown IN tho last
five minutes Of play. Turning inc
pages we roe what the Cherry ana
White did &C. rather did not against
the Ray Brothers and Company $50,
favor the West Cheslerites. s. the
sad news which means the hckle
public would place the money on
Dowulngiown But scores Do not IN
dictate a winner always and "we SHAH
see what we shall sec" SATURDAY
Tho DownlngtOwn team il coached
by ". w. Fishburn and ~ 10 . neW
man at that institution. Tho D1wn-
ingtOwnltes have not veteran team
as n whole but contains ~ least sir
or seven letter men Tho avrra ~
weight is $50 pounds. about tho Same
as Wilmington The team encountered
EorrlstOwn, the uudefoatabie and
! held them to fairly low Fcose
According 20 Coach FIshhurn. no
! Wilmington fans win geo ono ~ no
| best tackles IN high school ranks in
/ Dague the big Huesmau Fletcher. tho
I locals best bet. wI snow the Down
/ ingt0wn tackle a few tricks too. is no
opinion NJ George teammates u
will be hard job AMI somebody has
got TO go.
Charles Way, Al-American back -
/ Penn State Is q product Of Downing
town High Schoel. ard according %
this schools followers few mora
| future All-Amerlcau mon are c7vor'-
/ ing with Downlngfo0rn Tho Oh 'rg
is: Follow tho crowd % Baynarf
Stadium and ron. for the Ashton
/ Clan"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03

Whom practice was called for the
CATHOLIC High warriors Wednesday,
sevoal old players. who have been
on the Injured list for several weeks.
made their appearance on tho field.
One of these boys, Brick" McArtle,
is an excellent man In the backneld.
When injured, almost ut tho begin
ming of tho football season, Brick
was trying out for left halfback. In
fact he was to be employed against
Newark High. but unfortunately sus-
tained an injury TO his ankle Just
two days before TIE fracas with the
DOWNSTAIRS. McArtle may be given
an opportunity this Saturday 20 re-
veal his skill In football. against the
fast and clever West Catholic High
member of the Catholic League
Just what position Coach Malloy will
give this sturdy youngster Is yet a
matter OF conjecture.
spike" Weldln and RED" Bacon
are the two now boys who have turn
cd out to try and make the Eighth
and West street eleven. Both of these
lads are of fairly good build and
though not so tall. possess the weight
needed to make good football players
Weldin has been practicing for al
end position, while Bacon for back.
field berth. Bacon shows signs OF de.
veloping into CraCkeriact line
plunger His mode of running through
the ranks of the opposing team IL q
| clever and effective one. Both of thes,
| boys were taken on the trip To phla
| delphla Saturday but did not get
| chance to perform against tho form
| liable Roman Catholic High becaus,
they were not familiar with the sig
nails.
Young Joe" Lowell, who playe,
with the Reserves last year, has don'
remarkable work on the Varsity thi
season. Joe" was used az halfbaCk II
the first game tho Eighth and Yves
street team played, but he was trle,
at the quarterback position Ivy Coacl
Malloy and he made good. It look
much like young Lowell viii hOl
down the most important backflel
position, though Fred Reese may b
used in some games.
Jean" Curran for hls first year n
football has shown that he can hol
hts own when IL comes tu holding
line like Roman Catholic had Satur
day This boy plays centes. an
though rather light of weight, Ia
an agility about him that some OF th
heaviest opponents this season coul
not overcome.
No captain of any high SCHOOL tear
could set forth n more honorable an
striking example OF leadership tina
Red Dolan Red" who starred las
year when the Catholic High ha
plenty of weight. has gone Into ever
game with a fiery spirit" At pra,
tlce daily he II lll<s a true leade
eXhorting his men TO do this or tina
giving as much aid "a possible TO h
coach. When Chester High had score
b &c points IN tho first half alor
against tho "Salllea" Cap. "Ret
, Dolan was there 20 encourage an
iustill a better flghting spirit int
them.
Muggsy McGrath's size aecms (
be the only hindrance to this youn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
NEWARK VISITS DOVER.

Newark, Nov. 3.-Coach "Joe" VIII
son, took his crack Newark high foot
ball team to Dover this afternoon for
the first game of the season with a
Kent County high school team. Dover
is scheduled to come to Newark for q
return game on November II.
Newark was scheduled to play two
games with Smyrna high, one al
Smyrna November 10 and one here
November "a, but Smyrna has can
celled both games. This leaves Newark
with but two scheduled games after
today, Dover November IL and Della
ware City November 2S. Coach Will
son is trying to schedule Mlddletowr
or some other school to fiji in at least
one of the Smyrna dates.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
TOMORROWS GAMES
ON THE GRlDlRON

Delaware VS.. Stevens.
Bowdoin VS.. Maine.
BuCknell vs.. MuhlCnberg.
Carnegie Tech. Us. Allegheny.
Colgate VS.. lsehigh.
Cornell VS. Columbia.
Dartmouth VS.. Boston Univ.
Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross.
Gettysburg VS.. Dickinson.
Harvard VS.. Florida.
Uaverford vs.. Guilford.
Johns Hopkins VS.. w Maryland.
d Lafayette VS.. w. & ].
Mt ST. Mary's VS.. Wash. College.
Penn. Mil. vs.. Frank & Marshall.
Pennsylvania VS.. Alabama.
pittsburg VS.. Geneva.
Princeton VS.. Swarthmore.
L. s. Nil. Acad. VS.. St. Bonaventure
Centre VS.. Kentucky.
Clemson VS.. Georgia Tech.
Maryland VS.. V. L. !.
Florida VS. Harvard.
Georgia VS.. Auburn.
Virginia VS.. Washington & Lee.
South Carolina VS.. Sewanee.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
CATHOLIC INDOOR
LOOP RESUMES PLAY
Starts Second Season With
Eight Clubs Instead of Six;
Schedule is Given.

Tho Catholic Indoor Tongue, hav-
ing completed their organization and
schedule, start their second season
on November 10. with eight clubs
this season instead Of six as they had
last year.
Tho original six teams. Of last year
with the addition Of ST. Benedicts md
Knights of Columbus taking part will
more than supply tho fans with good
sport Of this kind.
The official and the clubs should be
commended for their efforts IN giving
tho city this variety Of Amusement.
free OF charge. as the public Is in
vited to attend these games which
are held. at the different clubs. and
YOU will he rewarded for tho evening 8
pastime.
Another feature Of this years sched-
ule. Is that II is made up in two
parts. the first half will end the week
before Christmas and will be- resumed
again on January 2. Tho winner Of
| the first half plays the winner Of the
second half n series Of three games TO
decide the title and also who gets the
silver trophy which is being put up by
| the league.
The various clubs are rounding up
their players so as to get them on
their team. as ono Of the rules are
that once player plays with a team
he cannot play with any other team
that season. this has been done so thai
no team could induce n player to leave
a team and join another.
Following is the schedule for No
vember 10:
*, of c. at ST. Marys.
ST. Patrick's at Pioneers.
Brownson at st. Benedicts.
.Apr'e n TTbp,,oag'
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
LOCAL GAMES ON
TOMORROW'S CALENDAR

Wilmington High VS.. Downing
town at Baynard Stadium.
Salesianum VS.. West Catholic
High, Harlan Field, 100 p. m.
Defiance VS.. St. Mary's, Harlan
Field, p. m.
Parksde VS.. Seventh Ward,
Third and Church streets.
Five Points VS.. st. Luke's at
Five Points, $50 y. m.
Ninth Ward VS.. Diamond State
A. A.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
Tomorrow's Probable Lineup.

Tho Highlets win attempt 10 start
winning streak tomorrow when they
limo up against IN old foe. Downing
town. Coach Ashton selected the
above combination to do the trick
and tho fans will see how his OK
pertinent works out. I'D. Bsrdo viii
hold down an end berth while John
son will try his hand at a backfleld
position. Both have been showing up
we'll in practice and should come
through tomorrow. Reybod will Jump
IN Captain Stout's place as the locals
leader Is undergoing treatment for his
! Injured leg. Owing to the latter's ab-
sence Herb White viii probably do
! the punting. BJwe win call signals
/ from fullback IN place Of Mllikln.
/ The scrinmage yesterday was sat
! isfactory TO all the coaches and spec
| tators. Before indulging in Hcrlmmage,
/ Frank Hughes. '0G. and Coach Ashton
went over the Varsity plays and
! faults and gave them q good ironing
out. A few Of tho ex-memhers Of
their old Alma Mater were out and
gave valuable assistance 70 tho pres
cnt team and their efforts we're full
filled by tho team. A large turn out
Of tho former members of the school
and tho present student body is look
ed for at Saturdays encounter.
The Varsity was only able to score
one touchdown on the Scrubs and tina
came in the last few minutes of play
forward pass White to Sweezy
gave the big team their touchdown
a placement Kick by White secure,
tho extra point
Bob Weir, Norm White an,
Hunks" stout had the Scrubs IL
hand, and gave the Varsity a warn
fight "Bin" Middleton featured 10
tho Scrubs. interceptlng a forward u
his So-yard limo and running TO n
J Varslty's 20-yard line before bein
? downed
s The game tomorrow looks ~ II
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
Five Prints RnndY for Gnme.

Everything is in readiness in tNe
Five Points section for the rig gems
with 81 Buke's tomorrow afternoon
The game viii be played on ma Eve
Points gridrou. on du Pou- road a0d
viii start a. . 20 o'clock Final u-r"-
tice If tina Pointers win ba hold 80 .
evening % $50. and az plavers. o7-
peciaHy back6eld men. are roqUe~.e1
IN nc m hand
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
Local Dog Wins In Trials.

Grand View Black Demon. repre-
senting the kennels OF Ross Robin
son, of this city. took third place in
the 15-inch all-age dog class, held 10y
the Maryland Beagle Club in Balti-
more. yesterday. IL was one of the
closest races held thus far in the an
MA. field trials,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
@cb,cts. Prepare for Partsiae.

All members ~ Tho Seventh Ward
football team are requested % re-
port for practice r. the club rooms ~
1905 Lincoln street. this evening % 7
o'clock. in preparation FOR tomorroR' q
battle with Park side
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
BOWLING
ALL-wILMINGToN LEAGUE
Arters' Union Halloween Party.

At meeting of the Arters' w. C.
T. u. in Epworth NJ. e. Church. last
night. the members enjoyed q Hal
loween party. Plans We're made for
attending the w. c. T. L. world cen
vention 10 be held soon in Philadel-
phia.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03

U.
" " ~
Someone has referred this football
Three Your United
Britain
o the year.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03
Wilmington Lodge Box Social.

Wilmington Lodge,A o. L. w, gave
a delightful box social and dance in
their hall last night. Mrs. Bertha Far
rem was chairman of the committee
IN charge.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03


w.
Nebaska with at
homo machines Navy. Lafayette
Nebraska well worthy their
BIO a
Although Pennsylvania team and
Penn held these should stn put up
the big battles of tho week. for both now are out to recover
amor OF los
Making PhrnseG Good.
has known Of to
c are
might get
Ian inklins to whcr that phrase secured n start
n hurled I'M
against
II is to man power
leading
The snrancnan Orinammc
Certain cades have had the habit Of taking practice
caddier swinging
caddles the direction play
something like n conhagraton
clubs incessan the
caddies between the and nineteen
onay strong and the bakhed is first class" as Maine Boston University
testify that vormontE
believe
Vermont has been badly overlooked 1t h highly pleasant TO obE them
cne field typewriter motorcycle
nothing eight heet-fooed assistants
The Ca,eo of Gene unney.
chance
cleen-lvins
hitting boxer. who is far from being hill.
It.
he
Recalling
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lie nexto
I'm
said
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are talking abou the manager
to-day and the big headline Yale
The Navy w1ping
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-11-03

the critic writes
Nebraska
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a
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10
IF PlEs|OsAUR'S LOOSE
HE'S 10 MILLION YEARS OLD
Science Il Skcptic. Washington
Students Don / Think the
South American Reports
Are True

waahlnatpn. Nar,b i0 h ihers
happens "a bo ans nlssosauf mUn
STEERS iraiunN about ths globe ln oul
% lhe way al'oia lhol na longer ma,
De- regarded as infants. hHf thelr ass
wll range anywhere inm elahf I'd
ton million years. ana theY SILL IN
an likelihood hr little fop aeereprl
go tros with anoh aasals mNan
ment seenaeis said today IN olm
meatlne on ihe frpoHol discovery ol
au,h an anltal ln lhe Ande. moan
Iialna
Professor Clemanu unsHl dirarial
81 fhf ulonas Aires fna.aeifal
eardena "a Hsnaieh from pusnss
Aires Was Quoted aa Announcing re
eelpi ~ Information from frleni
That sn tmplnhlan ~ the mesaaale
order aas tssn aiite in lake ln fhe
Andea moaniAina Professor onaui
also vas Said ta hafs Expressed ,fe
denrc in the report
"Thr mHf positive evidence ~ such
creature mnn'n at iafao said
professor Gilmore 81 tie national
museum dates bsss s0me isa mll
lion yeaf s. Oar at scientists afe
aware % such anlral has been seen
since fhai period
"a would noi heallaie les advising
that The subject he dismissed Cor lt
seems highly important that tbe
sicenilfle world haa overlooked aay
data that would tend T. indicate ihe
existence to-day ~ those animals fhat
Inhabited the earth sa faf hack
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10

Ia distress today
An Veterans are a. he sought ont
Whoire members of ans soldiers of.
eanimtioa "a not The matter 81
their memhershln in ihe Legion IL 81
no consequence The iact ls that
there /. no other organization q sui
fleion' ooope 10 undertake and carry
throsrh q uatlonal census of veterans.
ga with me very apparent need of
fu,h census me Legion haas taken
81 ur
THE recording 81 shat choice oaeh
veteran Aiil make under the tive al.
toflatlioa provided for iu the Adiaa-
TED Compensation bill vii be- very
important result 81 The oensnr This
question l. % he asked of every eN-
soldier in iho community The bin Of.
'era ihp snlditr hie option 81 ans one
ol he ase following provisions Tor
compensation % Adjusted pay A.
the ierm of ereire pui in iu n
paid-up ep-fear Insurance policy 90
expense paid lof q course IN voca
tional training Il loan FOR tho
purchase 81 farm or home 90 ap-
plicaiion 81 man. adjusted pay on
The purchase - government improved
land
The adjusted pay ia 70 be- eoi At the
rate Of sioo day for home service
and sl2s dsy FOR service overseas
TIE face value Of tha life insurance
policy offered is 10 be 33s times the
amount thaf would be received by the
same man as adjusted pay Ills yo-
cational training aid or farm or loan
wonld be ii0 per cent Of whai he
would receive In cash
All back claims aaginst the govern
ment are likewise 10 pe entered In me
Legion census. II man did not get
his $50 bonus on discharge he Is re-
quested 20 make IL known. II the
government owes him back pay. travel
pay. n his ailolmcnis or Liberty
bonds have gone astray. II he has
never received his Victory medal. II
be j. 70 enter his complaint on the
Legion questionnairo
We want 70 know everything that I
very ex-sereicc man has got coming !
10 him. l. the word that has come
rom State Headquarters at Oklahoma
'ity. That Is what the local post Is
.olng after
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10
WANT AovrarisfmEnrs

Want Advertisements IL the Lead
er must be IN the office BY twelve
o'clock II classification l. desire..
Classified ads are cash. except wher4
parties have regular accounts at the
Leader oifioa. Tho Leader collectors
have experienced so much trouble
10 locating many parties who havs
phoncd IN wants. that Il Is necessary
10 invoke the cash IN advance sys-
TEN. except where regular accounts
are maintained Memoranda OF what
is wanted" or for sale. etc. nay
be left az the Leader business office
and same vii be converted into form
ads.
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Legionnaires WM Make
SGU Membership Driue

Il
The national census of veterans q
the Morld Wat recent, authorized hi
the American Legion. viii begin mere
on SUNDAY March i1 when every ek.
service man and Woman boa orar
count VIII be- enumerated aeeord
ing 10 announcement made IS RIOS
Axiell, commander Of le bfan post
ol ihe Lesion Tho local part Of tho
census viii be- carried on under ihs
direction So ~ hron post and No.
mans unH of the American lesion
AUXILIARY
A house toulouse nnd farm-to-farfn
canvass of every city block and town.
ship Ia logan county VIII be made
Every veteran will BE- interviewed.
asked forty-oirht questions and MS
answers recorded When the national
census complete national headquar
tiers 0t tho Legion expects 10 have q
concise and complete record ol eyors
man and woman uho Nas rs me sef
vice This record viii be- Invaluable
o. the Legion in prosecuting iis fight
Tor the disabled and for all glasses of
veterans who have unsettled claims or
adjustments 70 make y iih the govern
mont IN The past two years the na
national service division Of the Legion
has been Instrumental in settling
claims IN favor of veterans toiallng
more than $1,000. 600
Every veteran viii be- asked Il he
was wounded OF Fassed or injured hy
accident. " hla health was Impaired
in any Ray while IN the service and II
hc has received satisfactory medical
treatment and compensation II ~
known that there are many still suf.
fering in various ways az q result OF
their military service. who have never
been reached by government relief
The services Of the Legion are laid
~ the disposal Of an persons in this
position
There are other ox-servlce men in
a more fortunate position. who have
re-esfablished themselves financially
and can spare 20 their less fortunate
comrades the benefits 20 which they
are entitled under the pending adj
iusted compensation bill These per-
sons are 70 be asked II they viii de- /
vote their shares of the government
allowance 10 aid their
needy and disabled "buddlen." In
his way the Legion intends 70 "a.
ablish a rotating fund for the I'm
Mediate relief of all whose needs are
90 pressing 70 wait on the course
y government procedure There are
housands Of these. they will not be
Ielped By the passing Of laws. They
eed care taken OF them right away. i
ccording 20 local Legionnaires. Il ,
as been case Of ''lei George cd 81. t,
nd George" az usual has stayed
round the corner This Is the condi-
on that the rotating loan fand OF the
egion has been desinged 10 remedy. !
I'd the Legionnaires are confident
ist the same old spirit that brought
! wounded comrades under fire will !.
OF be found around the corner" in
le relieving 70 the ex-service man !.
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COURT HOUSE NOTES


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COUNCIL HOUSE FOR MUSEUM

Plans are under way to keep the
old council house Of the chotsaW na
tion in the hands Of the tribe. to be
used a. a museum or tribal relics.
The building. which Is AZ Tuskahofna
Is 10 be sold. but the superintendent
hopes 10 arrange for choctaws 70
buy it.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10
PRESIDENTS RErAln JOBS

Presidents of all state schools viii
hold their positions another year Il
was decided at a meeting Of the state
board ~ education Wednesday AFTER
noon in The office OF r. ~ wilson.
state superintendent staffs recon
mended By the presidents were en-
rloyed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10

FOn sALE Complete scholarship Ia
Draurhouf Practical business eoi
isge. Okiahoms CITY rhls Is the
best business college Ia tbe aoaih-
west The Leudcr Guthrie
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+ In some o. the public Libraries 10
London the racing news Is cut out of
fhe newspapers before they are put
.on the flies for ressers.
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THIS DATE IN H,srosy

This date IN history. March ~
iasi Y. !. Grant was named con
mander-in-chisf q the Union army.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10

ffpnfn muH rennmner that fhe
prafes eaA farrlse aa aaf dahfa
aa sn forgive our fehlora
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10

A lst Dn mHsirai intrumsnis
snu'A hr an taht nai say not ga8
the iaff bands as eeH'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-10

Nhsf ~ iho Say has become ~
,ha l.f fashioned a.an sho teeas %
oYrrtanflns mustaehe rs strain his
sHup tnf feneef
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A TEXAS WONDER

F0f kfiney ana hladdar if0lhl9
gravel weak end lame bach rheari
tlsm irroulaitss ~ ihs KID.
neys and hiudder Regulates bladder
troubles IN children if rot aDil hi
druggists mail as Small hstia
often cure Send for sworn teai.
monlaia Dr s. " Hall zges Olive
Street. $, Louis. $40
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CLASSIFIED WANTS

NURSERY STOCK -Rcdueed prices
fruit trees. rranetln.a. strawberry
and bl4thhTrrv Ht#nfa 415 south
Third.