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The New York herald., 1922-07-30
IVORY SOAP
994tIoo% PURE IT FLOATS
@M)
4 Flaked Soap wbicb meets the important satsty test

Ivory Flakes is simply Ivory Soap in fake
form. Of course it fully meets this impor-
tant safety test.
For Ivory Soap, pure, mild, gentle, white
has projected the faces and hands Of
millions of women since 1879.
Ivory Flakes offers you a real margin of
Safety for cleansing the very finest garments
you own
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

"wash il wh Ivory Soap or Ivory Flakes said the sales
girl who sold Mrs. Joyco her and costly silk blouse
"Why are you 80 sure?" asked Mrs. j.
Because, said the girl. with Eith enough to move
mountain, II use Ivory for my face wouldn't use any
soap for seorgee blouse that wasn't safe for my face
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Before you trust your costly fine fabrics
TO any soap in any form, doubt naturally
comes up in your mind
Is this soap really safe3'
Ask yourself: "Woald Ibe wiiling 10
use This soap on my fa12"
A soap which is too strong for your
face is naturally too strong for your
delicate and costly garments.
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Ivory Soap is pure, mild and gentle.
Ivory Soap is white and delightfully."-
fragrant, as the finest soap for the skin
sboald be. Ivory Soap quickly pro-
duccs 2 rich, cleansing lathcr, that
rinses off promptly. And Ivory Soap
floats!
The magic" Of Ivory is simply the
magic of delightfully."- refreshing,
healfhful cleanliness, the prerequi-
site Of all complexion beauty. Ivory
has provided such magic for fony-
three ysars! pRocrER 4 GAMBLE
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

Docor CRATES good friend Professor you dons seer
70 understand Englsh Let me make myself esy-I adduc
m ne unsoPhsucased emulsion Of SaPo Ebofeus* constitute
m paramount virtue sanatve abssessene for the epderm
Well bless my bones!" excams Dr. Verify "i, tbss wha
you mean Why Of ssIvory cleans the skin safev becaus
might have caught some 6sh!" =
sLShs sr Issg1 Seq II.
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nc says:
"Witb besAby skin Of aonpaI resistance
the only aas nesdsd for the taU IS to
Keep r asa1 and p t,oadt il from asm-
aging Influences The 7Oay 70 Keep the
ta6s clean is to waSb it, sometimes witb
soap md wats, sometimes witb wat~
aone"
"A soap sboal1 " bcsgbt not as q bSnaas
for SKIN troubles bit t6y its bwm5lsy
qaaAiy Of CLEANSING the akin"
These paragraphs are quoted from
The Care Of the Skin and Hair" the
The New York herald., 1922-07-30

authoritative book by DR.. William
Allen Pusey, whose opinion every
physician respects.
CLEANLINESS!
That IS the basis Of all complexion care.
Cleanliness!
That is the only good reason for using
soap at aHl
Ivory Soap cleans and cleans sa1SJ-
these are the only claims ever made
for Ivory.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
RESOLUTION SEEKS
CURE FOR WORLD

Banding all the great nations into
the United Nations of the World.
with a single government admins
tered by an international congress
from the Hague. Is proposed in, a
freak" resolution put in the House
hopper yesterday by Representative
Clarence MacGregor. Republican. New
York. who explained he was intro
ducing- it upon the request Of a con-
stituent.
The resolution sets up a consti-
tuition for the United Nations of
the World" which will become ef-
fective when ratified by twelve ma
tons, among which must be the
United States. England. France. It.
ally and Japan. The purpose of the
international union, II is set forth.
Is to lower taxes, end war, revivify
trade in all channels and secure
worldwide good will.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31

The Bahama Islands number
twenty-nine.
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University Khan
Bans Bad Checks
Takes Action TO Break Up
Careless" Practice by
Students.

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. March
3o.ADeploring the rendering Of bad
checks by. students Of the University
Of Virginia.. the Ku sKiux Khan Of
that Institution has posted the fol-
lowing notice:
There are approximately 100 stu
dents represented ont combined list
Of bad checks In the hands Of mer-
chants at the University and in Char
Iottesville. This represents slightly
over per cent Of the entire stu
dent body.
This is a condition which has large
ly developed during the last three
years We are reluctant to believe
that the spirit of personal honor is
weakening in this institution.
I'VE request the cooperation OF
each student in Kidding the univer-
sity Of this menace. We feel sure
that all bad checks due to care
lessness will be taken up early in
the coming month"
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
THINKSEUROPE
RCANPAYD DEBTS
Senator Owen, Back From
Tour, Says Debtor Lands
= Are Improving.
RESOURCES INTACT
Present Conditions Tempo
rary Result Of War Chaos,
He Thinks.

America need have no fear Of
Europe not paying its debts in due
time"
Fresh from q tour of the Old
World. during which he made q close
study of financial conditions, Sena-
ter Robert L. Owen. Of Oklahoma,
made this assertion before the Ma
tional Popular Government Forum
at its luncheon in the Ebbitt Hotel
Yesterday.
Although millions Of the people
thereTare desperately poor, Europe
In fact 10 enormously wealthy
Owen declared. TT Is the unequal
distribution Of wealth that misleads
People into thinking that Europe as
a-whole Is very poor"
On Way to Prosperity.
As Q result of his observations.
Senator Owen Is convinced that Eu-
rope Is on its way back to prosper
ig. The chief difficulty confronting
the Eastern and Baltic states at
present. he said, is the balancing OF
their budgets. Failing to raise
enough money through taxes to run
ne lucsc
states have resorted to printing pa.
per money on a lavish scale. with
tide result that the value of their
currencies has deteriorated to al
most nothing.
Bu this does not mean that the
wealth of these nations has been de-
ssroyed." said Owens. ''On the con-
tEery. their orchards. vineyards. fer
tie fields. mines and transportation
systems remain. Their ability to pro-
dAce Is greater than It was before
tie war because the man power has
bfen supplemented by woman pow.
e. and the factories have beer
expanded by the extraordinary ener.
- of four years of war.
Business Coming Back.
fThe dislocations due to the great
var in thousands of business line,
hes greatly interfered with theil
productive power, but they are stead
lily overcoming this. and in my
opinion Europe Is entering an ers
a prosperity.
America could be of enormous hell
U aiding the reconstruction of Eu
rope as soon as the European states
men show a willingness to hell
themelves by refraining from issu
ing paper money and by observing
q rigid economy which will enabl,
their governments to meet theil
legitimate expenses with taxes"
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Promote Plans
For Vets Camp
Committees Meet Todaye e
Arrange for Sundays
Mass Meeting,

Representative OF civic and pa
triotic organizations which VIII cv-
operate with the disabled American
veterans In conducting camp ~
Bellevue. Va, during the summer for
former service men from the hos
pitfalls Of this city will meet at the
willard at o. m today TO arrange
for sundays mass meeting.
The mass meeting will be held
nj the Central High School 80 5s5o
p. m. Sunday. with Col John Temple
Graves as the principal speaker. 70
promote the movement The camp
will be situated on a 30o-acre tract
on the Potomac. fifty miles below
Washington
An Invitation kas been extended
TO all members OF Congress % at
tend Sundays meeting. and n Ia
expected collections for the camp viii
be taken UP in a number Of churches
Sunday.
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LID SHUT TIGHT
BYCONFEREES
Fate of District Bill Hid.
den in Alright
AnterOOm.
SOME D. C. ITEMS
IN INTERIOR BILL
Senate Agreement Prevented
By One Proposal for
Parks.

Further progress was made yes
te-day on the District appropriation
bill, but the conferees shut or all
publicity.
The subcommittee On District ap-
propriations, of which Senator
Phlpps, of Colorado. is chairma n.
has secluded itself in a small ante
room Of the Senate Appropriations
Committee. and forbidden the door
keepers to tell reporters whc-e they
are or connect their phone with
the newspapers.
Has Extra Item-
The District appropriation bin
embraces for the first time all reg
uIa- annual appropriations. includ-
ing some previously carried in
other bills. which were chargeable
partly to the United States Treas
ury and partly to the District gov
eminent. The question Of this
ratio is said to be the chief subject
of dispute.
The Interior Department appro-
priations measure. which was re-
ported from conference in the
Senate and House yesterday. con-
tanned a number Of District items.
Agreement by the Senate was pre-
vented on this conference report
late yesterday by a disputed Ma
tional Park item. A compromise
agreement appropriates sl,s51.34o
for the United States Patent Office
taking in the payrolls. and carries
$4,000 for the support of Colum-
| bia Institute for the Deaf and 81
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
KNOX TRIAL DATE
. SET FOR APRIL rs

FREDERICKSBURG. Va. March
39.-Miss Sarah E. Knox, Baltimore
nurse. viii go on trial in the Cir
cult Court Of Westmoreland County.
at Montross. on Tuesday. April IS,
on the charge OF numbering Mrs.
Roger d. Eastlake at her home at
Colonial Beach on last September 80.
according to Attorney r. W. Cole
man, of this city. associate counsel
with Harry NJ. Smith. Of Richmond.
Cor defense Of the nurse Miss Knox
is stiIl confined in the Richmond
esity Jail and is reported to be i'm
patient to go to trial.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31

bureau head was introduced by Mrs.
NJ. J. Hull. president. Other speak
were were Mrs. George Seibold. DR..
Loretta Kress. Mrs. Nolan, Of Bal
timore. and Mrs. Woodruff.
Following musical recital by
Mrs, C. E. Emis and daughter. the
meeting appointed committees to the
quarterly convention Of the W. C.
T. U. of the District of Columbia.
which will take place Friday at Foun-
dry Methodist Church.
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w. c. +. u. Branch Hears
Mrs. Nina Van Wrinkle

Social hygiene was discussed by
a number of speakers. including Mrs.
Nina Van Wrinkle. at a meeting of
the Northwest branch Of the w. C.
T. U. yesterday.
A history of the women's bu-
reau Of the police department. and
a description of the house of de-
tention and its functions were given
by Mrs. Van Wrinkle. The women's
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
Cadillac Victoria

fs1ecIn frst class me
chanical condition. This
car n priced right for
quick sale
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31

900 for repairs TO the building. The
Senate had proposed 100000 In
the first instance and $4,000 in the
second.
An appropriation Of s77.s3s for
Freedmen's Hospital. as proposed
by the Senate. instead OF $4,000 as
proposed by the House. Is con-
tanned in the Interior sppropria-
ton bill, and the conferees modi-
fed the paragraph in the House
bill transferring from the Intersor
Department to the superintendent
of the State. War and Navy Depart
ments Building the care Of the In
terror Building. as proposed BY the
Senate.
An increase of $3.50 for the Pen
sion Office was stricken out En-
ployes Of the Pension Office on the
temporary roll shall not lose any
of the rights or privileges which
they enjoyed as statutory employees.
according to the agreement. IL
provides for eleven instead OF ten
on the temporary roll.
The bahama Islands number
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
REQ Touring

1s2o-Five passenger
touring. This one Is in
perfect mechanical con-
dition-
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31

1s2o-Oaklarfd s Q d an
reprinted, looks like
new, s7oo.oo. :.
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Soon VALUES lN
Used CARS \

The good win We enjoy ~ dealer. in Dodge
Brothxs Meter Cars 10 worth too much 10 b
endangered By he sale Of single Ussd Car
that il not good value. &.
Our FIRST thought in this department. ~ In
every other, 10 10 make one moro friend for
this husinesa.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
Don't "kickw
There's no reason for it if you look here

We've Brought
low that amazed the value Hundreds them
THEY BUY We're doing big business and it's because we're giving the
best bargains Washington.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1922-03-31
Jordan Touring

Jordan Touring
Here is . 1891 Jordan
seven-passengsr tour.
ing, in. nns condition.
painted mare0A 4 real
bargain
Dodge Brothers Tour. +.
ing
1s1s-In good mechani.
cal condition.
Ford Sedan
1s21-Ford Sedan, IN
fine shape and Q good
buy for some one.
Chevrolet Sedan
II you are looking for
an +. B. model Chevro-
let Sedan in fine con.
dition see this one.
Dodge Brothers
Special Ambulance
Here il . real Ambu-
lance with an extended
wheel base. Special
body, condition guar
anteed. Don't fail to
see this IL interested in
this style Of car.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
MURDER,
GETS rs YEARS
BUT NOT WORRIED
Sandoval County Man
Takes Sentence Calm
ly in District Court

Augustine Largo, who WINS
brought down from the Sandutul
county Juil yesterday. pleaded
guilty ia the district court o. %
charge Of second degree murder.
and tcutenccd To- serve from 81 TO
800 Years In the state pvultemlary
BE was taken Co Santa Tc todl, BOZ
-,r." hiH term
lu ID confession which he ufIo
uf the killing of Patrick Smith u
suUdH,ll county four years Hu
Largo stated HAT he ana "a fful
had attacked smith and when Ilo
latter refused Co give up his clio bose
had shot him This occurred m
juno. 1915
The other man Involved IN the
killing b. now iu tho pcnitcut Iry.
20 years following the murder Both
had been arrested but Largo vs-
capped before tho trial
To You know what you will got
FOR thls' ne was asked yya'.r-
day when he made the confoss.n
oh, yes. largo replied.
suppose ! will got 90 years o. my
friend did Hc did no: sepu 10
worry in the least about the -cn-
tcnco which hung oyer him, Off
cor say.
tie was arrested by Sandoyal
county officers about two wceks
ago on tho navajo reservation. who
heard that he had been seen ucHr
Gallup They had once given M,
he chase when he vas reported ia
have died OF the flu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
APOLLO SHOP BUYS
THE ALBUQUERQUE
MUSIC STORE
Firms to Be Merg-
ed; Continue Business
at 405 West Central
Avenue

The Apollo Music shop. Inc i0e
West Central avenue. has taken
over the interests of On, Alhuqucr-
que Music store, fO5 West Central
10 cnur.
Thlp was the anu1uncouHl.
made today by Judge " " Mo
Clr Han. pres dent uf the nrm opr
rating On. Apollo hop ard also hs
George Goukc. Nicr-urcfidcut and
manager iur the tiyut.
Tho Apollo Music shop will move
It's quarters tu De office Of the
other sChop iU the near future.
probably about April L. W j.
Flynn. owner Of the Albuquerque
Music store ia 90 devote hi lime
solely To- operating Dis music tore
IN Trinidad. % was said today.
The entire concern d. TO ir
known hereafter as the Apollo
Music shop. Inc, and Will handle
sonora. brunswick ph~onoErapha.
and kimhuil pianos. Mr. Gvako
Is to be manager OF the firm.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

Man Asks SIS, 900 for
Loss of Right Hand

Five thousand doiiat- damages
Tor the loss of the use of his right
hand .a asked ~ Bruno Armilo IN
re- suit flied against the New state
Co1l CONT any lu the district cot 70
this morning IA his complain
he stutos that tho company h. not
protected hy td" terms 81 llc
WorEmuu'a Compensation not l"
eau 90 D. has nos complied with thr
conditions uf that net
On November =" 1897, hc al
icrcs that his hand was damaged
hy "a saw which he was operating
while in the employ Of the coal
company The accident hr claims
WIS duc tO tho faulty cnuTtrucii1u
90 the hrpccs which Supported th"
s1w Nrmiio c'aima to- have l'sf
the use ~ an the Fingers of ri-
right h9rd. rvccut his thumb and
FOR thla loss ha asks the court fui
e. "if dnnrrof
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
Mrs. Obenchain
Retrial June S

Los ANGELES. March 2i-
The rctriai OF Mrs Madalynnc
Obenchain. charged with tho muir
der Of J. Bolton Kennedy, her
sweetheart. In Beverley Glen,
near here. on tho night % August
b. last. win commence June @. u
wns set today, The first trial Of
Mrs Ohonchaia resulted In "a dis
nGroement Of the jury
Tho second trial ~ Arthur c.
Buroh. a co-dcfcndant m the case.
Is scheduled 10 commence here
next Monday. iIis first trial also
/ resulted in the jury d~lsagrceing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21

The regular meeting Of the G..
Is. Warren MOWuu'a Relief Corbs
NO. . Will be held tomorrow after
1oou nt 800 o'clock ut thc J. o. o.
o. hail.
The Catholic Lady ~l'urcstcrs win
meet touIrht at $50 O. clock at 81
Mary 81 hall Al member. are
requested tu hc present. as there is
To- bee business OF importance
Niiliquuln Narball Dcluno viii
appear before aua Ics of Pence a.
Moutuyu Ht Ola Town this evening
20 toll why he should NOT Dee placed
indcr i'Hue bond lie b. charged
win having assaulted Joe bIDDu-
ucil and his wife with words in %
UWllaint which thc latter mad,
DTS %H0rnina.
\ number OF Albuquerque people
attended H large dance which was
fis"u hy th Winter Trollc club IN
t*l'n last night tn. moonlight
ercuadrrs OF Albuquerque fuf.
Cirfef the mualc
Nis~ Bnrhrrn Harris. teacher az
Dec NHrth Fourth street. school o.
1nliuul iu Dor bed VITA acute lu-
IE .ti0n.
Nls. & VI foraker. clerk Of
'huul district Do. announced to-
iIF chat bias appointed U'hlriea
frIIuE'r tu collect poll taN.s Tho
District include. old Town. Dur
II'. Santa Barbara and tNo North
uIrth street district. Special ATE
rrilnu o. being called 90 the fuct
hHf IHfurr .'rtIDc men arr not
NrWuf from ,hi- iuE This year.
The ~,cuEd ~ the series NJ Len
'Nr lectures viii Doe given 40 81
Hlus church tonight at s O'Clock
Do. If itDv Frederick o. Howdeu.
lit subject being. "Thp Aurlo-SnN-
nn Church and he Influence on
Anglo-SaNuu civilization"
Former Deputy United states
hHr. pet Charlie. &C. Kern returned
today from Santa Ig where he
was called ms "a wltue.s in "a court
uar &c reports that o. G. p'Dcll
former Aibuuucrlurtn wa- sem
fenced Goo go days on the charge 90
forging 10 check.
ihr higihauHi lire depart mcnt
was called Co u vacant house. Sos
East Iuwis avenue. ut s.l5 O'Clock
last night TO fight 81 blaze which
had started ou the roof The cot
tsge is owned by - g. Nm The
damage was small. The cause of
he fire could not be learned
Triple Link Rcbctca Lodge No.
10 viii meet tonight at : 40 o'clock
lt the I % o T.. hail There b. to
be- Initiation OF candidates.
IhC sunshine circle viii meet
Wednesday afternoon ut . O'Clock
lt tue home OF Mrr Vincent Win
tle. IN South Arno street Mrs
Bum and Mrs Ledger are On as-
slst tho hostess.
Andrew Pciini was arrested last
night az the santa Pc station on
the charge Of peace disturbance.
ue arrest vas nude hy Policeman
Romulo Salazar and Special on
Ger George Wyatt. Petini was said
90 have been quurrcllng with his
wife.
The Loyal order OF Moose viii
mcrt touiknt IN MooHe hall visiting
members are welcome
May Edwards and Inis Miller.
who were charged with disorderly
conduct. have boon held for the dts
ltrict court for disposition Lois MI
l.r was sent 10 the Girls Welfare
Home and May Edwards parolcf
To- the Good shepherd home NJ
Denver.
III - ..a. a.. Ni..nua 4 unA 4
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ARTISTIC HOME
On Esst Silver plenty % room. iuelud
ing glass sleeping perches servants
quarters, furnace heat, gas, shower. ard
two ether baths fireplace, shase trees
fin view. Owner away and price r..
duees socs. $4,000 will handle. Phone
l52g.R.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
P. j. Dugan, Prison
Official, Seriously
iii at Las Vegas
-
Especial to The u raid

EAST Las VEGAS. March .i-
o. J puEuu assistant supeaIu-
trudcnt Of the state prison ar
santa Pc ls iu a hospital hefe Tor
an operation upon hts car uu-
gun'F trouble had become acute
before its seriousness was reni-
lied
The sBrroorT tn charge regard
his condition as critical
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
People You
Know
RaalaloT RspalnnF ouIekel an oo.

Radiator Repairing. ouiokei Auto Co.
Miss Maxim" Fletcher daughter
or Mrs G. t. Fletcher. gi5 south
HiFh street. IL u of school on ao-
count of illness.
W 4 Field. former secretary ~
the New Mexico Bean Grower as-
ISOLATION and now representative
OF an elevator company. arrived IN
Albuquerque last night Ia WISH his
family Mr.. Fields business keeps
him al M"untninuir most OF the
time.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-03-21
DEATHS

BAKTON-Miss Florence l. Bar
ton, who came here two montha
ago from indiana. died al hor home
on r. Hazcldln, nyouuc this morn
ing Her sister. Miss Stella Bar
ton and her auu:. Mrs Stowbal
were with hCr at the time Of
death, The body will be taken to
Linton. Indiana. Tor burial Blake
ana son 9 in charge
DE BACA-Juanitu c. de Baca
IS years old. wife OF Rafael Buca
died Sunday afternoon at Bclon.
after a brief Illness. Her husband
and two sons survive. she was
"a close relative of j. 4. Gprcin y
Sanchez. 90 this city Her hus-
band, Rafael Baca, IL a we'll known
rauchmau OF Valencia county. Fu-
neral services were held ycstsr-
day morning at Belen HIGH
requiem mass was said at B'lcn.
Burial was made az Belen GENIE
.cry Garcia * sons were Ia
charge.
CHAVEZ-TrinIdnd chavez died
yesterday morning az his residence
al South Edith street. after "a short
Illness He be- survived hy two si--
tors and one brother The body
was taken 10 Crullutt funeral pnr-
lors. pending funeral arrange
mtuts
GANpARA-pcntrohllo Gund-
ara. aged 90. died this morning at
his residence o. Martinez Town HH
On survived hy uuv daughter ana
one son, who were with HIM The
body was taken To- trnllof's funeral
parlors pending funeral arrange
monts.
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ALBUQUERQUE N
& MACHINE r

Engineers Founders Nachinisi.
Castings In Iron, brass. hron1c
Aluminium. structural Steel Tor
bridges and Buildings
Works aud office
Albuquerque, y. VI.
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Fine Shoe Repairing
CITY ELECTRIC SHOE SHOP
213 South Second st.
Phone 567-W

Free Call and Delivery.
Work Done While You Wait,
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Supper Table
Gossip

The regular meeting of the G..
g. Warren Woman Relief Corps
No. Z viii Doe held tomorrow after
louu Ht 80 o'clock ut che l. @. o..
D. nafI