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out for games. Call Manager Fuchs
at West 1873 between and 6.
Sundays schedule Of games in the
unlimited division Of the Capital City
League has been announced as fol
lows:
lection A-Shamrocks at Maryland Ath.
letic Club. Marlboro at Mount Rainier
Enickerboekers az ArlinEton and CAevy
Section B-Donohoe Motors at Kenilworth,
Rialtos at BladensburE and Capitals We
Anac0stia Eagles at Benntng.
Section C-Concordians VS.. Modoc1 at
Friendship and Auths vs.. Stephen Athletic
Club at Riverdale.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Detroit. ~: Washington. Clio.
Chicago, Al: New York, SO.
-. Louis. III: Boston, Ia.
Cleveland. z: Philadelphia, o.
STANDING OF THE CLCBS.
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COncordian and Auth mines of Sec.
ton C of the Capital City unlimited
division play on Washington Bar
racks field at 8.
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CoIoRED TEAM WANTS GAMES.

The Miles Sunday School Athletic
Club, a colored Junior nine, wants
games with local teams. Call B J.
Carroll at Lincoln 2oS.
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

MARPERS FERRY, w. Va, July
22-The Potomac River was clear
and the Shenandoah slightly cloudy
this morning.
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GOOSE IDLE WITHOUT PAY
by ORDER OF BOSS BUCKY
Seemingly Indifferent Play of Outfelder Brings
Severe Observation-Disclosures Not to Cater to
'SStars'--Break Even With Tigers.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

realizes that big league base ball is business
and not pastime he concerned, he will neither
~ draw their
felt that several OF the so-caed
they and
repeatedly they the everything they
punishment Some took the
ngs to heart Gosln the manager believed
AS failed ire the hrSt
inning of yesterdays with the Tigers
he slam
erswh left fielder Champs
his while Recruit Danny
anre liar work in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-22

Clark Griffith Senators, playing the
Hartfords today at Marshall Hall, de
feated the Southlands yesterday, s
to 6.
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NEW YORK YANKEES GAIN
In RACE, DESPITE LOSSES

lining ground in the American League
over the rest of the field. Yesterday
= bill with Chicago, but Philadelphia
$ hopes half game onward, despite
e Yankees in the opening test, 4 to 3.
abe Ruth's twenty-ninth home run IN
. bases. The other White Sox Ted
he faltering big Jim Edwards. Lyons
md the Yankees won, 5 to a.
IL to and 2 to A. The Sisters made
20 safe blows.
Cincinnati made its lead in the
National League two full games.
beating Boston, 6 to 4, while Pitts
burgh divided with Brooklyn. 1t was
Eddie Roush day In Redland, and he
contributed two singles to the 10
hits gathered by his club behind
jake May.
Senger won a brilliant pitching
duel from Petty in the first contest
at Pittsburgh, 1 to o. Vance had the
Pirates safely in hand throughout
the second.
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"FOUNDn You'll Say
Because dts Toasted"

LUCKY STRIKES are made from
the worlds finest Turkish and
domestic tobaccos, perfectly
blended.
Besides this supreme quality
of leaf tobacco as compared
with all other cigarettes IT'S
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Just what does this mean
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The tobacco is oven toasted at
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then chilled with the moisture
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FIRST GAME.
Totals ....... SO q 3 27 IL

AV1uAS q - -
Slated for Woodall In the eighth.
fBatted for Cooper In the eighth.
Detroit .. 500 o 0 O o ~
Washington ..... D / D O--6
J. Harris. Tate t2). Three-base hits--Geh-
ringer. McNeeiy, EOthergili Stolen base
Taylor. Sacrifiees--O' ROurke, McNeely, Blue,
Bl1ege, Heilmnn. Double play-Bluege to s.
Harris to J.. Harris. Left on bases--Detroit.
.; Washington. q. First base on balls-Of
Wells. l.. Hhs-OR Wells. 8 in .61a in.
nings; off Holloway, 2 in 1 inning; of
Cooper, l In "a inning: of StOner, o in 2 in-
nlngs. Hit by pitched ball--By Ogden Hell
MANN. Winning Ditcher--Stoner. Empires
-Messrs. McG0wan and Connolly. Time of
game hours and 81 minutes.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Fort Myers. 2: Tampa, l.
Orlando. 5: Bradenton, Q.
Sarasota. 4; Lakeland, .
St. Petersburg. 81: Sanford. so.
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PenrOse Athletic Club holds its final
base ball rally tonight.
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Cleveland pIIeu UP SIX ruIls III inc
ninth to turn back the Athletics, to
0. Howard Ehmke held the Indians
to three hits for eight frames, but
gave way when the attack came in
the ninth.
Twelve safeties, three by the
leagues leading hitter, FothergilI,
gave Detroit the first game over
Washington, to 6, but Walter
Johnson obtained 10 to margin
in the second, his mates giving him
z runs In the first two innings.
st. Louis thumped Boston twice,
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Wisconsin Juniors are on the look
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Corkins twirled Civil Service to it's
first win in the second Potomac Park
series and scored a seven-inning shut
out over Labor, IA to 0. The losers
were limited to three hits. The VIC
tors got to Schmidt and Olsen for
total of IT. Johnson contributed a
homer.
The Union Printers got their Sec
ond forfeit of the week when Pepco
failed to muster a team for the Com
mercial League game.
First Aviation Group captured the
base ball championship of Quantico
Marine Barracks by defeating 10th
Regiment, 8 to 4, in the second game
of the play-off for the league title.
The Aviators now are on the lookout
for games with Washington clubs.
Their athletic officer is in charge Of
the schedule.
Washington Athletics play at An
napolis against the Severns Satur-
day and go to Fort Humphreys for
their Sunday game. julius Radice of
Eastern High has been signed to play
the third-base position with the team.
Smithfleld and Moose Junior mines
are to hattie today at 5 o'clock on
Plaza diamond.
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Smithfield and Moose Junior mines
are to hattie today at o'clock on
Plaza diamond.
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TODAY'S GAMES.
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at Philadelphia.
Chicago at New York.
st. Louis at Boston.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cincinnati, 9: Boston, 4.
Pittsburgh. I-2: Brooklyn, 0-S.
Others rot scheduled.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS.
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Bluege turned in a good catch in
the third round of the first game,
jumping to his left for one-hand
stab of O'Rourke's scorching liner.
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Stewart and Taylor scintilated
rfleld for the Nationals in the second
ti1f
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MARKETS
BY Associated Press Leased Wire
GRAIN
LIVESTOCK
STOCK PRICES
M0VE..UPWARD
Bear Traders Renew Pressure
on Motors, But Rails and
InduStrialS Soar

New York. Nov. 6--0P)-S Stock
prices moved irregularly higher in to-
days market. The announcement that
President Coolidge favored rebate
on 1926 income taxes had q bullish
effect on sentiment but was offset to
some extent by the unexpectedly
small reductions in stock exchange
member loans last month, compared
with the federal reserve totals.
Bear traders renewed their pressure
against tho motor shares, forcing
General Motors down to around 15O,s
but this failed to stem the demand
for high grade rails and industr rails.
another reduction in bank clcarlngs
last month. compared with October.
1925. was ,ountcracted by encourage
ing trade and earnings reports.
Atchison led the advance in the
rails by moving up three points. be-
ing closely followed by Union Pacific
and New York Central Van Swcr-
ing"n issues were heavy on uncon-
firmcds reports Of another change in
merger plans.
u. $. Steel was under ncayy accumu-
lation in anticipation Of an unusually
favorable tonnage statement next
Wednesday. Coppcrs reflected the
Improved statistical position Of the
industry and the prospect Of higher
ii ends, kennecott and Nevada
To ing new 1926 highs. Ou.stand-
in, s,rcngth also avs shown by Wool
worth. Wick Chemical and Foundati ion
company The closing was, firm.
Total sales appropriated 100000
share.
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FINANCIAL
REVIEW

New York. Nov. 6.-~R--Dcspite
repeated attempts Of bear traders to
unscttlc the stock market, prices
worked upward this week under the
leadership Of high grade railroad and
industrial issues. Bond prices. re-
nccting the lowering OF time money
rates and the .cxstancc Of a strong
investment demand, moved to record
high levels. with some of the best
gains being recorded by foreign gov
crnment securities.
Wall street, judging by the action Of
the stock market, took the election
returns calmly. With the new con-
gress not likely to meet for another
year, there was little incentive to en-
deavor to anticipate changes in leg
islative programs. Speculative inter-
est therefore centcred on the domes-
tic business situation which, while
showing irregularity, has not yet
Given any. definite sign. of the down.
ward trend predicted in some quar-
tiers a noah or so ago.
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SO. ST. PAUL. LIVESTOCK

South st. Paul. Nov. 6-tP)--Sup-
ply abatement caused in part By the
sharp decline of Il week earlier to-
gcthcr with the holdings d STAGE and
county elections made for {. general
Improvement in the market for killing
cattle this week, these closing mostly
strong to l95 cents higher, says the
weekly review OF the United States
department of agriculture.
Dry lot material sold upwards to
ll.OO for yearlings and 1850 for med
iun weights less desirable grades of
~ descriptions ~lcarinc NJ o.Onnf
1000. Grass fed steers bulkcd ut
$3.50 30. :; few out s landing westerns
reaching s.25. She stock sold mostly
from i.221idr.2.,. with cltt"rs at 3.50M
5. IS rs the week closed Bulls sagrcd
to a 5.00O5.25 bulk, while vcalcrs
finished the same rs Il week earlier
OF mostly ?.75. Stockcr and feeder
demand narrowing after the opening
price levels saggcd daily and closed
mostly l56r25 cents lower for the
week, with steers selling largely ut
j.25NI6.50. cows and hcifcrs from 1915
T5.Oc
The windup in the hog market Fri
day found most butcher and bacon
grades selling at 1925. few light
weights on down to 1900. Packing
sows showed the full extent o. the
weeks 70 cents break at lO,5O0rl0.I5,
while pigs showed similar loss at
i...OC
Friday marked the high point of the
week in the lamb market with values
uncvcnly 25M50 cents above last
week. This placed better grade eve
and wcthcr lambs at l3.50O 1875,
b,cky sorts at 1850. Fat ewes were
unchanged from u week earlier and
sold largely in the 4.5OGl6.50 spread.
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MINNEAPOLIS MARKET
REACTS FROM HIGH MARK

minneapolis. Nov. Buying
gave out on a small upturn in whca,
today and finished on Il smart reac
tion from the days high. Futures
were !, to " cent lower for the day.
Oats were firm with wheat. at one
time Is cent higher Rye futures
held within Il narrow range, trailing
wheat. December barley showed in
dependent strength. Flaxsecd futures
advanced ~ cents on II better tone in
IN, Argentine.
Cash wheat generally was firm and
occasional sales ERE one cent higher
WintcI wheat was scarce and firm.
Durum was easy.
Corn basis was firm, but demand
was draggy late.
Oats were firm to !, cen, better.
Rye was stronL.
Barley was strong to one cent hirh
CT within an unchanged price range.
Flax was strong to one cent higher.
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BUTTER
MARKET

Chicago. Nov. 6--tP!--Thc situation
of the butter markets during the week
ending November & was little, if any,
different from that which prevailed
for the past several weeks. The east
ern markets. especially New York and
Philadelphia. showed some slight i'm
provemcnt and prices on the fancy
grades advanced fractionally while
Boston and Chicago markets followed
rs tcady but featureelss course with
no notable change in prices.
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MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

Minneapolis. Nov. G-tP)-W Wheat
receipts III ears compared to Ala Il
year ago. Cash No. northern 1.llbs
a. Lies; No. | dark northern sprinl.
choice to fancy LIES a l.4s's: good
to choice Las a l.46ss; ordinary to
GOOD Lass Gl.44ss; No. hard spring
IliHs q l.50*s: No. dark hard Mon
tan: on track l.43ss q l.4Ss: to ar
rye l.s3"s q l.4S9s; May l.4S*.; Dec.
l.43's.
Corn No. > yellom 72M73.
Oats No. 3 white III lnI2*s.
Barrie, 1906.
Rye No. z, 93Nn &C.
Fla. No. 1. ZIG *. M...29i..
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NOTICE To DlDDERs

undersigned to furnish all material.
laborcrs and equipment necessary
for laying and construction Of 3!0
feet more or less Of water main. Bids
shall be made upon basis OF price
per foot Of water main laid In
place for completion not later than
the goth Of November. 1926. Bids
must be accompanied with certified
check Of $4,000 payable to order
Of T.. Y. I.ahr. president. Right -
reserved to reject any Or all bids.
Bids to be opened at regular meeting
Of board at high school. 500 p. m.
November 9th. 1926. Specifications
on file with superintendent SAxvik
ut high school. by order Of Board
of Education. Bismarck Special
school District No. /. Richard PEN
warden, CLERK.
1O--.,O II lot
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WHEAT CLOSES
LOWER TODAY
.Advices Tending 10 Belittls
Rust Damage in Argentina
Ease Wheat Values

hica"o Nov. up AdviccS tend
IN 10 he!ittle rust damage possibili-
ties ~ Argentina helped to ease wheat
values today IT the last. The trade
appeared 10 be more inclined 10 pay
attention to crop Developments in Ar
gcntina than for some time. Week
end realizing sales were in evidence
during the last transactions, and cX-
port demand for North American
wheat was SLOW.
Wheat closed unsettled at the same
as yesterdays finish to y cent lower:
corn =, to : down. oats !, to n cent
of. and provisions varying from II
cents decline to % cents advance.
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statement issued today by the Unit
ed States department Of agriculture.
Cash wheat demand continued to be
Of slow nature with the market /,
buyers one. Heavyweight wheat
showing moderate to low moisture
test sold readily but the matter of
protein continued to be ignored. All
grades sold ut about unchanged
premiums. December declined is
cents for The week, closing ut Lii.
Durum continued Il strong affair both
in the cash and futures.
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S1TESM1NW1NTED

An OLD, established, nationally
known concern, rated AaA1, manu-.
featuring u Thoroughly high class
aud diversified line Of advertising
spccialties and calendars seeks y
capable salesman on Il full-timc,
exclusive basis. ,Weekl~ advances
with monthly settlement of commits.
SION on a liberal schedule, includ..
ing liberal allowance for mail and
repeat orders. etc. For preferred
attention. please give age, business
experience and reference first let.
ter. Address Reid Wilkin, Sales
Manager, Coshocton, Ohio.
Statesmen wanted for the states Of
North and South Dakota or either
and adjoining territory to sell one
OF tho foremost lines OF Novelty
and Staple Sweaters for Ladies'. Men
and Children. Also Pure Wool
Bathing Suits for the. entire family.
Established territory; good dcliv-
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ing account If You qualify; must
have car and be we'll acquainted
with the best stores. Reply giving
references. No objections to side
line. REGINA KNITTING MILLS,
sos w. Adams ST.. Chicago.
Statesmen Make $500 to $4,000
weekly selling an exclusive line ~
school pencils. Must mako oil
towns in western half Of North Da-
kota. Will allot enough territory
for all time or divide time with one
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answer ad. Ozark Pencil Co. AGO
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SALESMEN-Distric Managers tor
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vibration Fords and Chcyrolcts. Re-
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j. dealer buys. Big commission. Dept.
B. 226 South San Pedro Street, Los
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SALESMEN--Plcas work selling
mems and boys shoes in No. OAK,
direct to wearer, experience essen
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BIC com. and weekly salary, reliable
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ROOMS FOR RENT

FOR RENT-A' beautifully furnished
room two blocks from Il. r. Hotel
In a new modern home. Tn car
line. Call 1t sos Fourth street or
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FOR RENT-A large pleasant room
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FROM postofficc. Call at 3l4 Third
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FOR RENT-Good sized front room
with closet and kitchenctte. Well
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FOR RENT-Two or three furnished
rooms suitable for light housekeep-
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FOR RENT-Furnished room in mod
crn house, two blocks from post
office. Bath and telephone con-
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FOR RENT-Two nice light house
keeping rooms fully furnished and
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el2J. ST. Second street.
FOR RENT.-LArgc front room in
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FOR RENT Comfortable room for
two, married couple preferred. New
home with all modern conveniences.
Phone 2l8. IL Ave. A.
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FOR RENT-Varm room in modern
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HOUSES AND FLATS

FOR RENT-Strictly modern six
room bungalow with garage. Apply
q. w. Roberts, lit Main street.
Phone ISL.
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all modern eonvenienccs, hardwood
floors throughout. Double garage.
excellent location. Rent reasonable.
Only responsible parties with A No.
references need apply. Write
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Fer SALE-Four room modern
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cate with me. Geo. NJ. Register.
HELP WANTED Married couple (no
objection to small child) to share
completely furnished home with
small family. Phone o3SW after 6
p. IN.
ivN. EENT-I,lcven room modern
house with chicken house and gar
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trees. Phone 4so.
FOR RENT.-Onc new modern four
room house and two small partly
modern houses. Phone 7eSLR.
FOR RENT -Four room house. Call
ut $40 Fourteenth street after. 8
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Fox KENT-A small we'll furnished
apartment suitable for two. Phone
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Tribune Classified Advertisements
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MALE HELP WANTED

TAKE ORDERS for coffee, sugar,
flour, meats, canned goods, staple
groceries, also paints, radio sets,
capital or bond required. We de-
liver and collect. Permanent bust
ness. Big pay. Write ut once.
HITCHCOCk-HlLL CO., Dept. $50,
Chicago.
WANTED-Manager for hardware
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GOVERNMENT PATROL lNsYEC-
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SAX CONNOISSEUR

New York-Mcyer Plaff loved saxo-
phones. His craving brought him TO
as he walked from tho California
Ramblers' Inn with two saxophones
and banjo under his arms. The
man also was accused Of taking five
saxophones from we'll known road
house.
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GRAIN REVIEW

Minneapolis. Nov. .,.--(R--All
grains showed an unsettled tone dur
ing the week ending Friday November
5, with nothing in the news Of suffi-
cient Importance to alter price S
much and trading was largely of a
professional nature. says the weekly
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hcifcrs; bulls % to 40 cents higher;

hcifers; bulls 25 to 40 cents higher:
vealcrs 81 cents up.
Sheep 800; practically nothing on
sale today; for week 10000; direct:
COS doubles from feeding stations;
fat lambs closing so cents TO rs cents
higher; culls rs to 100 higher; ia,
ycarlings 25 to so cents higher; sheep
steady; feeding lambs 25 to so cents
lower: weeks top; fat range lambs
1875: fed westerns 1850; fed clipped
westerns 1900: fat natives labs: Eat
ycarlings wcthcrs 100; fat ewes
100; range feeding lambs 100
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

FEMALE HELP WANTED
LADIES We pay SIC Hundred gild-
int Christmas cards. Pleasant spare
time work. No selling. Free in.
formation Modern Card Co., GAG
Fifth Ave. n. Y.
WORK AT HOME-$6 dozen making
scarfs. Experience unnecessary. No
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