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Evening star., 1922-04-06
Subconscii0usness Is Called
Breeding Ground for Disease

about freeing himself from subcon-
scious illusion Is an ideal autosug-
gestionist.
"This setting of the Imagination.
which is so much stronger than the
conscious will. to constructive better
ment Is no new thing. 1t has existed
in various forms from the time OF
Monsieur Adam and Madame Eve. My
role has been to reduce it to a-forrn ula
that everybody can understand. the
Imagination is an incalculably pow
erful force. If 1t is wisely guided 1t
provides US with the means of mas
tering ourselves. Compare the undi-
rected imagination to wayward
horse, which has neither bride nor
reins mounted bareback rider
would be taken wherever the horse
wished to go. The animal might take
fright and end it's career in the ditch.
But if ever so gently the rider sue
ceeded in putting reins on the horse
he could lead it wherever he de-
sired.
'The reason why autosuggestion
works so well is because it is easy
to bride and guide the imagination.
One avoids conscious effort and for
GETS Ones will remains natural, un-
disturbed, uneXcited and at the proper
moment suggests repeatedly and with
unforced faith that one is becom-
Evening star., 1922-04-06

By .Csble to The Star and Chicago Daily News,
Copyright. 1922,
LONDON, April 6.-'Disease has q
fertile breeding ground in the sub
consciousness of every individual"
Emile Coue. the genial French
psychotherapist. who has taken the
British press and public by storm.
spoke quietly, his eyes fixed upon the
interviewer. He looked like a scien-
tist and not humbug.
What each of us needs" he con-
tinued, "is to keep our subconscious-
ness clean. Any one with a clean
that is, healthy-subconscio Is
almost certain to be well, happy and
vigorous Mcrbidity, depression and
lassitude indicate an unguarded
Imagination. which means an imagi-
nation invaded by poisonous vagaries.
Autosuggestion cannot cure every
thing; it cannot do the Impossible,
but it can Danish many miseries and
cure many maladies.
''It can help the sufferer from any
malady. When autosuggestion is en-
ployed do not dismiss your physician.
Physical and psychic methods of cure
should go hand in hand. The patient
who obeys his physician and sets
Evening star., 1922-04-06


ing better or that one is capable of
such a thing. The Inconsistencies.
which had taken fright and consented
to disease or difficulty. Is thus freed
from fear and the way to recovery or
accomplishment is then clear.
'The usages to which this method
may be put are infinite It can be ap-
piled to a thousand and one physical
disa abilities. In my lectures l have
mentioned many successful cases. One
more recent was that of a man who
visited me and said he had stammered
badly since as an infant he first be-
gan to lisp. He came to the platform
during the following afternoon with
out trace of stammering and thank
ed me for his cure. This was the more
remarkable because he spoke French,
a foreign tongue to him.
"It can be applied equally well in
nervous disorders. The first series Of
nervous fits may have physical
basis. but in all probability those
that follow are motived by an un-
Evening star., 1922-04-06
NAVAL RIVALRY STOPPED.

LONDON. April 5.-Lord Lee of Fare
ham, first lord of the admiralty. in an
address today before the Institution of
Naval Architects, dwelt on the Wash
ington arms conference with regard {,
the navies of the world.
The Washington conference" said
Lord Lee, mas not ended navies; but
believe me, it has taken all the heart
cut of competition"
The first lord termed as alarmist re-
ports that it was only necessary to drop
bomb in the vicinity of a bat.leship
to sink the vessel. He said there had
been a cycle of discoveries, including
torpedoes, submarines and dread
naughts, 'to put enemies out of date
but that none had succeeded in doing so
And" he added, so il will be witn
this latest stunt
Lord Lee declared the battleship was
still the basis of sea power.
Evening star., 1922-04-06
subconsciousness, v


checked subconsciousness, which
suggests that the seizure must re-
turn at more or less regular inter-
walls and last about the same length
of time. 1t can be applied with great
advantage to harmful cravings and
become an immense factor in achieve
msnt of every kind.
Those practicing autosuggestion
should bear in mind that the will cam
not be enlisted in this service. 1t does
positive harm by setting up frictiona1
mental activity. The Imagination is
the faculty in which reside the secrets
of successful autosuggestion. Use the
will only to accomplish that relaxa-
ton which results from the tempo
rary abdication of the objective fac
ulties. Thus. relaxed persons without
conscious effort can commune with
their imagination and through it in
troduce curative thoughts into the
wide and mysterious region of the
subconscious mind"
Evening star., 1922-04-06
Impressing the Visitors.
the Manchester Union.

From the Manchester Union.
You never can tell what will i'm
press the stranger within the gates.
The foreign correspondents doing"
the conference were curious specta-
tors of congressional proceedings
when the President delivered his mes
sage, but the thing that most attract
ed their attention was the sight of
William Allen White of Kansas,
sharpening pencil as he sat in the
press gallery and letting the shaw
ings fall on the dignitaries below.
Evening star., 1922-04-06
For Itching Torture
Use Antiseptic LIQUID Zemo

Use AHtlSeptlC Liquid ZenlO
There Is one remedy that seldom
fails to stop itching torture and re-
lieve skin irritation, and that makes
the skin soft. clear and healthy.
Any druggist can supply, you with
Zemo. which generally overcomes
skin diseases. Eczema, itch. PimpIes.
Rasi1es, BIackheads, in most cases
give way to Zemo. Frequently.
minor blemishes disappear over.
night. Itching usually stops in
stantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic
liquid, clean, easy to use and de-
pendable. 1t costs only 35c; an
extra large bottle, $1.e0. 1t is posi-
lively safe for tender. sensitive
skins. sl y. Z
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'OH|O STATE BOXERS
STAGE POOR MATCH
Charley o'Connoll, Cleveland ana Alex
Hart, Lorain, Rest throughout
10 Rounds

Lorain. oct. tn 4 ton round nhttIH
devoid Of interest Charley otonncH OF
Cleveland shaded Alex. Hart Of L"ra'h
here tonight. Both battlcrS took Things
slow during the entire bout and the lah'
found Il an !mpossihility To become en-
thuSIastiC.
The feature OF the evenings enter
tainmcnt from the fans view point was
the presence Of Jimmy l|unn IN h'"h-
nell's corner. Dunn had been suspended
for n period of sixty days after IN" ohI"
RoXing Commission had investigator
complaints that Dunn had rubbed lint
mcnt on Bryan pown"y during his ~
cent fight with Jock Malone Al Column
bus. O'Conncu earned slight shah"
In tho first five rounds by tn" ""nsta't
use OF lef, iah. ITart was unable I"
evade tho Clevclandcr'S short wall"2|
and received countless numbers on al
PARTS Of the body. In IN" seventh ScS-
sion Hart opened mp for the FIRST I'm"
during the fight and sent otnnn"N AL
over the ring with series OF rights
and lefts. Hart took this round by
large margin hut Immediately after tho
termination Of the round he resumed his
listless tactics for the remainder OF the
fray.
In the other ten rounds bout Young
XVI, Cleveland. easily Outpoint"d Billy
Palmer. Cleveland after great iigh:
Vic Cragg. Cleveland won all the way
IN his eight round bout with Johnny
Kolopos. Elyria. while Jack L""S. Clere-
land lost on q foul to Carl F!nn"gar.
Elyria. In the sixth round Of the curtain
raiser
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MAIN qTREET TOT,LIES,

Fred j. Nrdath the featured comedian
in "Main Street F"llicS the newest
Shuhcrt musical comedy r"vu" winch
will hr seen M tho Court Theatre for
Two nights October & and : was ono" an
animal trainer with HaFcuhcck' famous
wild animal circus and was onl.' ,"
years old at III" time. Afterwards ne
became n clown with Rarnum & EniieY' s
circus. and later went on tho vaudeville
stage Ono OF IN" most amusing scenes
In Main Street Follics" Is where Ar-
oath tries 4" make desperate lorH 10
pretty village maiden and every time nc
tries To kiss her his pet pig. probably
through jealousy. intervcpcs. Sticking
his own pretty lips up in front ot Ar
dnth's II Is not often that such laugh
tor is heard in n theatre as this some
creates. Ardeth also plays drunk that
Is said Ia rival the famous tncbriatc or
Loon Enrol, which no did for so many
seasons in "Ziegfeld's Follies." and is
now doing in the bis success, Sally"
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MADISON SOCCER BOYS
DEFEAT WEBSTER TEAM
Irland School Wins Second Straight
victory IN New League At
Twcnty-stxth Street.

Madison scored Stool victory over
Webster yesterday afternoon on the
hubbard playground in tn" Public
schools soccer series in tn" hardest
fought and best played game OF the
season. The school boys are taking hold
Of this game with vim this season
and according 10 Referee Ward. who Is
handling many of the games the I'm
pruvem"nt IN The science Of the playing
has been marked this year.
Score In First Half.
All the scoring was done IN the FIRST
half with Schcrlcin. Ferguson and Sncd-
den hooting the ta!llcS for Madison and
Band, getting pretty one for Webster
Captain Eeneman's shifting to the back
field kept the Madison eleven from scOr'
Ing the last half.
Madison team--lIanna. &; Adair. cap
tain and IF: Hahnc. II: stump. ri: Gas
Pc. Oh: McDermoit. il: PritChard. II;
Ferguson. CT: Schcncrl.cn. ir: Curtis. or
Webster tcam--byc. <; G. pkcl II
W. okcL ri: Love. rh: Flading, CHI;
MarSrhncr. n; k!rchgcssncr. oil: Randi
II: N"n"man. captain and CT; Muiarkey
ir: Neuharrlt or.
Ecferce-Jamcs G. Ward.
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PETER MANNING AGAIN BREAKS
7ROTT| INC RECORD; UNDER 1:57

Lexington. Ky. oct. 4.--lrvInG Elea-
sons Peter Manning. driven Ivy Thomas
w Murphy. lowered the world : record
for trotters To l:55A4 here this after
noon In rae" against zine. beating ms
own record OF l:j1 at the recent t"iuH-
bus meeting. W. l.. D!ckcrSun'S Ncdda,
driven 10y Harry Fleming. lowered the
record for tr"tting mares to LANA. beat
Ing the record Of Lou Dillon. made at
Memphis 10 years aEO.
.thhcdai". owned by the Good Time
stable. and driven by Walter cox. won
The Cumberland stake for ":n1 PAGERS
the racing card. Edna Early was second.
Brook FARMS four year old flly
Worthy Mary. won first money IN the
ell tr"t. with Lorcna Watts second.
Alta Quest by the Arden Homestead
farm. Of Goshen. y. Y. landed the I'll?
tro, for W!il DickrrS"n after the first
heat had gone L. Watts III bond. Hing
cnwood Jr.. failed to nip King RinGcn
In the first heat hut had the best Of
canadian horse in tho second and third
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THE THEATRES
COURT THEATRE
TANGERINE.

Manager Fred l.. Johnson, or the
Court Theatre is in receipt of Il telegram
from n. W. Srhercr. manager. 'amhr''
Theatre. JnhuS;own. Pa. regarding ~"
merits Of "Tanccrinc" which appears At
The local PLAYHOUSE this evening.
"Taugcv:uc playing hero yesterday
and to-day. Company and production
FIRST class and greatly pleased our audi
eucrs Newspaper notices to-day very
complimentary Almost capacity busl-
ness both nights. Regards.
"rangcrine" played al the casino
Theatre tN. y all last season with
Julia Sanderson and Frank Crummltt
and will hr seen here with Eva Weber
and Jnhnny Field in the leading roles
This is the only company on tour as
MISS Sandcrson Is now appearing IN
Boston.
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HACK-DRAUCHT li:
.It,s over 30 YEARS
FtSaved Me Many a Sick
Spell" Says Texas Farm
er, Who Has Long
Known Usefulness Of
Black Draught.

! Naples, Teyas,-'T have used Thed-
lords Black Draught for years. can
bafely say for more than so years"
hectares Mr.. H. II. Cromer. suostan-
HAL, well-known farmer. residing out
on Route from here.
at am 43 years old. and when a
bmall boy I had indigestion and was
buny and my folks gave me liver
Regulator. Then Black-Drausht was
Advertised and we heard OF It.
} II began 10 take Black-DrauSht. and
have used 1t. when needed. ever since,
/ use Black. Draught now in my home
nd certainly recommend 1t for any
lfver trouble.
s"I have given 1t thorough trial.
rnd after thirty years can say Black
hraught Is my standby. II has
saved me many sick spells"
MIR. Cromer writes that he Is never
but OF Black-Draught." and says sew
lral OF his neighbors prefer 1t to any
nSher liver medicine. Il always rec
bmmend Black Draught to my
friends" he adds.
This valuable. old. powdered liver
medicine Is prepared from medicinal
roots and herbs. and has none or the
had effects so often observed from the
hss OF catomel. or other powerful
mineral drugs.
.BlackDraught helps to keep the
diver In trim. helping prevent or re-
S,ave such troubles as constipation.
tiliousuess, indigestion. sick head
ache.
Be sure. TO get the genuine.
ADV.
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REX THEATRE

"The Marriage Question" will again
he staged 1t the Rex Tonight ana OH
Monday afternoon the great comedy OF
Ladies' Night" lin a Turkish batn) VIII
have it's first showing in Wheeling. Inc
play has fifteen bathing models, ana
some Of them will be chosen from the
fair daUrhters OF Wheeling. Miss Mary
Daguc will head the list and Miss MIN
neapoiS" will be among the NUMBER
Tho play will be sensation here as IL
has been in New York and Chicago.
Long ago Avery IIopwood wrote 'Fa'r
and Warmer" which was Il big Success.
He also wrote "Getting Gcrtie's Garter
He has in Ladies Might" given the peo-
pie the biggest play ever staged m the
comedy line. and the banner play OF the
season for the Jack Ball Stock 60.
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BUCKEYE SONS
PAY TRIBUTE
To CEN. HAYES

Fremont. O. oct. thy The Asso-
ciatcd Prcss)--ph!o. Mother of PrcSi-
dents" was paying tribute here today
TO the MERRY of on" OF lis presidential
sons. rutherford r. HAYES, who was
the nineteenth chief executive Of the
United States, and who Went from the
state capitol at Columbus 10 the White
House.
The celebration In comm Hmoration or
the hundrcdth anniversary OF the birth
Of Mr.. Hayes was 4 combined military
and historical pageant. under the aus
pices Of the Ohio State Archaeological
4 Historical society.
Starting ut l p. M. at Old TT. Stcph-
enson, military units and distinguished
civilians formed parade. the line OF
march Including historic sites, and end
ing Mt Spiegel Grove. where the old
Hayes homestead. Hayes library and
museum are located.
The committee III charge OF the cele-
hratiun was composed of James T..
Campbell. former governor Of Ohio. and
president of the ohio state ArchcolOgic-
al & Historical society; Colonel Edward
Orion, Jr.. Bcman G. Dawes, +. w.
Treadway, Arthur G. Johnson. DR.. w.
O. Thompson. and Daniel J. Ryan. all
of Columbus.
Following the parade and dedication
EXERCISES at the Cro"han. Harrison anu
Mcpherson gates. erected rs memorials
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WESLEYAN PLAYS At
HOME LOT SATURDAY
Davis-Elkins Game Causes Fans to
Prepare for Great Time This
Weekend at Buckhannon.

Euckhannnn, w. Va. Oct 5.-Wcs-
leyan grid fans are getting ready for
their first real big weekend In the
Methodist season. \ home game with
Davis Il ElkinS Collcg" has the grid
bee clustering in every fans ear. while
the Reserve team is getting set &c meet
! Chenille Normal At Chenille. w. Va.
the same day Many fans are at Il loss
to know whether - follow the Reserves
to Chenille or To join the home crowd
and help pep up the Mrth"dists frs,
home game intwo seasons.
Improve Graunds.
Athletaic Director Miller has tickets
on sal" for aStVraays game In Buck
hammer and nearby towns. and has car
p"ntcrS 1T work arranging seating for
what promises to h" Il record football
crowd 1T l;uckhaunon. News has leak
c,l out from the n. n T.. treasure house
that the E!kirS school has pretty
husky squad "i t"nthal"rS, among them
h.juy q chan by the name OF Moody, VIII"
! is said by Wesleyan rr!dIcrs from
Ohio to carry S"l1c mean grid slug with
him This man Moody is football
player. having been with Dayton Uni
vrrSity fre<hi"S last season after i
great scholastic record. Wesleyan feels
that where Moody is. there would mats
urally b.. other first rat" Erldmcn ALSO
Lineup Uncertain.
Inst who Coach Higgins will US"
against l.. &E. has not hC'r announced.
hut u l. ;h"urh, thai tn" Methodist
cnrrr will hay" his lrS' string all set
for n ba't,", 10 avoid ANY surprises
that the Elkins bunch may have sticking
around Tn" enthusiasm up and down
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"CEBE" ROSS LOST TO
WESLEYAN'S eleven
Old Injury Nay Cause Star to Leave
Game for Goodwill Coach Re-
serve Candidates.

! Buckhannon. W. Va. oct. 4.--Toach
Higgins sent the Methodist Erddcrs
. through rough sCrimmaGc this eve
| ming. The first excitement ;t-"uu =
Methodist quarters since last week
when the squad piled on the final
touches tor Wrs, Virginia.
Everyone of the Wesleyan players
except Ross VIII" were In last Satur-
days game were able to 60 tonight.
That most Of thcm learned some foot
ball last Saturday was demonstrated
in this evening scrimmaGe but Higgins
is still shifting and a change or two
on the regular varsity Is almost sur"
N be made for SATURDAYS game with
Davis F:lkins college. II Is rumOrCd
that Ccbc Ross. veteran Wesleyan
quarterback may never he played again.
Ross Is one Of the best heads Wesleyan
has and his loss will he a distinct ono
for the eleven.
He has played three years and had
learned much football in that time.
ust as he was entering upon what
seemed his greatest year an old injury
was made worse and friends OF tn"
player are trying IL persuade him to
leave the game.
Some state that If he leaves the Sam
ne would DOUBTLESS nc heiG over 10
help with the coaching Of the reserves
which began practice yesterday for its
opening game with Chenille Norman
at Chenille Saturday.
Buckhannon Is getting ready to cele-
hrate an unusual event which Is billed
for Saturday. Wesleyan will have
home game the first IN TWO years when
they meet DavisElkins college. Re
ports from Elk!ns indicate that Srt-
cial train Will carry r"otcrs 20 Buck
harmon IN force. Recent reports con,
corning the Presbyterian football OUT
look indicates that the Wesleyan grid
ders have not picked any easy mark TO
work out on IN preparation for their
game with Salem on the 18th.
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SALT CREEK OIL CO.
DECLARES DIVIDEND

Dividend OF % cents a share has been
declared on the stock Of the Salt Creek
Consolidated Oil company. according to
word received here yesterday from Dem
vcr. Col.
Several scores Of Wheeling citizens
are stockholders with the oil company
and this Is the first dividend to be de.
clared since the company was organized
The meeting OF the directors was held
yesterday at Denver. Col. for the spe-
cial purpose OF declaring dividends with
James Owens presiding.
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Cured Her
Rheum atisn1

Knowing from terrible experience the
surr,rirr caused by rheumatism. Mrs.
+ Hurst. who lives at Gus +. Doug
las street, C-395. Bloomington, H., Is
60 thankful at having cured herself that
ont Of pure rratitud" she Is anxious 10
tell all other sufferers just how TO get
rid Of their torture by Simple way az
home. , >,
Mrs Hurst has nothing to sell. Mere
~ mail ynur own name ana anurrSs'
and she viii gladly send you this
valuable information entirely free.
WrI,r her a, once before you forget
Adv.
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English Lutheran Elects

At Il congregational meeting. held
last evening at III" First English lu'h-
Gran Evangelical church. j. {. I'yn'h
and H. {. Albright were reelected
elders, and William l.. SaEior an" Will
lam Bradbury. deacon.
Several routine business matters
were given attention.
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WHEELING REGULARS MAY LOSE
POSITIONS IN TRIAD CONTEST

up we'll and looks good 10 hold another
win over the Ohio Siders. Bridgeport.
which they will be outwe!ghed and the
dope points to a defeat FOR then. u
enter the game In the best OF. con"!-
ton and ready TO give their oppon-
nents q battle
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AMERICANS WIN

Meadowhro"k Club. Westbury. y. Y
Oct. 1.-The American Meadowor"ok
Big Four" team won the trst game
of the international polo series from the
Argentine Federation four today, 70 l..
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the opportunity Of seeing WHY wives
90 Wrong" tho famous stage play. II
comes TO the Court Theatre next Mon
,iay and Tuesday, with special ladies'
ma'inces. at which time the stronger sex
will DO forbidden To attend. TheE ma!
come in the evening. however. at whlrh
timn the morality lecture OF Miss hii"i
Graham. the leading lady. will be omit
"a
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HomE FOR REGENERATION

81 thought | saw your father on the
street this morning. Johnny"
II guess you did. sir"
Home from vacation so soon. Is he:'
NO, sir; only home for n little rest.
He goes back day after tomorrow
Boston Transcript
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COACH "BIIL" sToBBS ISSUES
WARMING TO STARS WHO FAIL
TO ATTEND PRACTICES
SESSIONS
Team IN Crippled Condition for Game
Netbsr new Casualty With In
fected ringer.

Wheeling High will send crippled
team against Triadeiphia Friday AFTER
moon when the TWO meet for the trst
time IN two years on the Island oval.
The squad has several players whose
injuries will keep them out OF the game
and yesterday John Neibcr center, came
through with an infected finger. and
will he unable TO pass the ball this
Weekend.
S,obbS issued warning to the squad
yesterday that The men who report Tor
practice would 10 III" ones 10 get the
hail for the pnSiti"rS- For sometime
past. the Gold and EllsN mentor. trying
10 overcoms handIcars. has been having
troublH with his regulars not report
ms for practice. THIS hampers III"
work Of III. team au.r unless he can
send regulars !u,n sams.> hat know tn"
plays and signals thoroughly. no VIII
send second string men into rh"tr posi-
eiens This warning holds good
throughou; the season.
The Colds pract.c" yesterday was
ct high order. The team was given
new plays ard Temptations and despite
khe!r crippled condition look good L"
give p.eaS;u. account OF themselves.
THE Philadelphia eleven = strong HS
year ard taking into consideration the
strength OF the two teams today, re
will lie some game.
.Dthe- games on Saturdays card
locally Includes. Mtugo at Union. Mas
hen Park High. Buffalo. y. Y. ut Mar
alnsF'erry. wsllsbuys at WarTood.
SteubeuytI'e at Bcllatre and Mounds
Sille at SiStcrsvillc. The Ferry clash
hooks to be the best on the earl.
LiEslys Orange and Black squad held
a strenuous practice yesterday n pre-
marathon for their game with Bridge
bort yesterday. The team Is shaping
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WHY WIVES 90 WRONG.

Give up dancing: give MP gum: give
up almost everything but don't give up
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With the exception Of Franco every
important country shows an annual IN
crease in population.
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Linsly's Orange and Black squad held
a strenuous practice yesterday n pre-
marathon for their game with Bridge
bort yesterday. The team Is shaping