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drives. resulted in triple wins for Operator
No l and Operator No. ? over Washing
ton Avenue and M. and E. and a two
game win for Harding Street. Store Room
and Third Floor from Fifth Floor. Meter
and Commercial.
Registers and Steam Tables won two
games from Show Case and Coffee Urn
during the King Billiard play on the Illi-
nois drives.
In the Mutual Milk League contests on
the Fountain. Square drives. two.game wins
we're in order. Cream. Chocolate Drink
and Nursery defeating Milk. Dreamed 3ut-
termilk and ButtermilS. Ward rolled con-
sistent games and led this loop with a
total Of SAB.
Only old-time bowlers will recall when a
Wrigley Jr. team bowled in the Il. B. G..
tournament at Indianapolis. The late Chi
cago sportsman promised the team a
bonus of $1,000 if it won the champion
ship. The quintet missed the title by a
hairs breadth. Jimmy Chalmers, rolling
the last ball. missed one pin which would
have meant a spare and the title.
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STRIB, SCHAAF SOUGHT

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. ga ten-round
battle between w. L. (Young)
Stribling of Macon, Ga, and Ernie
Schaaf, Boston heavyweight, for
Feb. IS, was sought today by Nate
Lewis, Chicago stadium match
maker.
The prominent heavyweightS were
to have met here in December, but
an injured hand forced Stribling to
withdraw.
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Irish Eleven
Signs Purdue
By United Press

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, Jan. 2S.-
Notre Dame and Purdue universities
will meet in football in 1893 and
1884, Athletic Director Jesse c..
Harper of Notre Dame announced
today. The 1888 game here on Nov.
II will be the first time the Hooiser
rivals have met on the gridiron in
ten years.
The 1884 game is carded for La
fayette. In thirteen previous games
with the Boi1ermakers, Notre Dame
has won eight, lost three and tied
two.
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Cam Named
N. Y. u. Pilot

By United Press
NEW YORK, Jan. 2S.-Howard
G.. (Jake) Cam is New York uni
versity's new head football coach.
He succeeds John (Chic) Meehan,
who resigned several months ago
following a change in N. Y. us
athletic policy.
Cam, a member of the 1920 class
and former Violet varsity gridman,
also is varsity basketball coach at
N. Y. u. John j. Weinheimer, AL
bert Dimbrolo, Arthur Roberts and
Leo Collins, members of Meehan's
1881 staff, were retained as assist
ants.
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Wood to
Try Again

By United Press
MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Jan. 28.-
Gar Wood, who regained the worlds
water speed championship for
America Wednesday, hoped to boost
the mark today if weather condi-
tons we're favorable.
Wood drove his Miss America TX
over the choppy waters Of Indian
creek Wednesday at an average
speed of 11O.78 miles an hour for
both trips to raise the mark of Kaye
Don, British pilot.
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A. C. FACES DAYTON

Dayton Y. M. C. A. swimmers will
invade the Hoosier Athletic Club
Saturday night to battle the Locals
in the rubber match of a three
year series. The Buckeyes won the
first meet two years ago, but the
H. A. G. paddlers evened the count
last season.
Spirits, relays, diving and breast
stroke events are included on the
program.
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EARLY WORK ON PARK

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, o., Jan. 2S.-Fol-
lowing an appeal by the Chamber
of Commerce., construction on the
new 100000 Columbus American
Association baseball park will begin
early In February, it was announced
today. The project will provide work
for 200 men and will help relieve
local unemployment.
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Ohio League. The contest viii be
staged here on the field at Twenty
first and Olney streets.
indianapolis Club FASTENERS
downed South Side Turner's last
Sunday, 2 to l. Attendance is grow
ing at local soccer tits, the mild
weather proving a big help to the
sport,
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Ready for Action in
Texas Open Starting Friday

Star state. Opposing them will be
some of the best players in the
country.
Johnny Dawson, Chicago, won the
medal in the qualifying round with
a II, n under par.
The tournament proper will open
Friday on the Breckenridge Park
course. Eighteen holes will be
played Friday, eighteen Saturday
and thirty-six Sunday.
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By United Press
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Jan. 2S.-
For two years Texas golfers have
watched the honors in the Texas
open tournament go to players from
other states. This weekend they
will make their eleventh annual at
tempt to keep the title at home.
Dick Metz, Texas and southwest
P. G.. A. open champion, and Gus
Moreland, Dallas amateur champion
will lead the golfers from the Lone
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E CAGERS BUSY

Silent Hoosiers, speedy cage
quintet from the Indiana School
for the Deaf. will journey to Lapel
Friday night for action, returning
here to play New Salem on Satur-
day night.
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BLUE O WIN

With Stevenson and Kitzmiller
setting the pace, Shortridge fresh
mai cagers defeated Broad Ripple
yearlings, IS to 6, Wednesday, after
trailing 2 to 0 at the half. Short
ridge frosh entertained Anderson
rhinieSstoday.
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Wednesday Net Scores

COLLEGE RESULTS
Army, IS; Coast Guard, IS.
Case, ~: Kenyon. Is.
Navy. 80; v. NJ. L, 10.
Penn, 81: Penn State, %.
st. Johns. IS; De Paul, Il.
Ohio u, 20. Marshall, %.
Colorado College. ~; western State, %
Santa Clara. 20: California. IS.
San Francisco q. %: st. Mary's, II.
Georgia. 81; Mercer. Is.
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EARLHAM STAR OUT
Franklin Shamel, Forward, Lost
After Appendicitis Operation.

BD Times NpcciuE
RICHMOND, Ind. Jan. 28.-Earl-
ham colleges fast-stepping quintet
today was minus the services of one
of its stars as the Quakers prepared
for Saturdays game with Dayton
university.
Franklin Shamel, sharpShooting
forward, underwent an operation for
appendicitis Wednesday and will be
lost for the season. Close of Cam
bridge City probably viii take over
the assignment.
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= Stove League Chatter
BIZ EDDIE S

nENNIS SOTHERN, formerly a
IL Philly fly chaser, now on the
Brooklyn roster after serving a
stretch with Baltimore, led the In
ternational League in base pilfering
last year with thirty-three thefts,
despite the fact he participated in
only 101 games Of the 168-game
schedule. Rabbit, Toronto, lat
games, and Adair, Reading, 100
games, were next high, each with
thirty. Wild Matthews, formerly of
indianapolis, stole twenty-five times
for Reading. Sothern batted .327.
His extra base hits were twenty-five
doubles, six triples and fourteen
homers. He bats right-handed and
his age is %.
Bennie Tate, former coal miner Of Her
rim, I'LL, is a work-craving catcher. When
he was with Washington he told Manager
Harris to use him more or send him to
the minors. Tate was understudy to
Muddy Ruel when RueI was at his peak
and Benny grew tired of bench duty. He
was with the Senators six years and was
on two ~pennant winners before changing
to the White Sox in the Art Shires deal.
Tate first Joined the Browns as a semi
pro, shipped to the minors and later back
to the sandIots again. The demotion
failed to discourage Bonnie and Memphis
picked him up and eventually he landed in
the majors to stick.
Frank Crosetti. the young shortstop CT
the PACING Coast League who will play with
receive $500 for his first year in The
majors, which represents an increase of
20 per cent over the salary received at
san FRANCISCO. Drawing down that sum of
places rookie Crosetti in a position where
veterans. Tony Lazerri. the "Poosh En-
Up" Italian with the Yankees. is asking
the club bosses to do that very thing on
y n n
THE Chicago White Sox have
Il been ordered to go to Mineral
Wells, Tex, for ten days of water
drinking before reporting to San
Antonio for regular spring training.
That's going to be a tough assign
ment for some of them. Just as
well stop off at Dwight, ILL.,, for a
week and tackle the old cure.
Il n n
Put some of the old boys on a water diet
for ten days after loafing several months
and they'll be asking for flood relief, to cay
nothing of the danger of polliwogs hatch
ing in their stOmachs. The veterans with
lungs like bellows will be croaking like
bull frogs.
+ n n
oscar Steiner. the tourist catcher. evil
IDENTIFY knows many smoky smoking room
stories. At any rate ne has covered about
as. much territory as the travelling red INK
salesman during recent years. Siemer viii
be with the San Antonio club this season
and 1t viii be club No. Is for him. He mas
represented teams located in eleven offer
ent states n has invaded other provinces
while with the various mines.
n n =
TON HICKEY, president of the
4 American Association, went over
big in some newspapers with his an
nouncement to the effect the A. A.
clubs would charter airplanes this
year for making long jumps, but his
magnates refused to take off. They
recalled the old wheeze about carry
ing all of your eggs in one basket
and backed down on the proposition
nf cNynIT4fN~ -~sA.or e.
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pHAR an M MEXICO

Aqua CALIENTE, Jan. 3D.
Phar Lap, the Australian wonder
horse, arrived in Mexico WedneS-
day, where he win start training for
the Aqua Caliente Handicap in
March.
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Shines With
Soccer Team

NNE of the most active mainstays
~ of the indianapolis Soccer Club
team is A. Ford, inside right for
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GOLF SET

By Times Special
CHICAGO, Jan. 27.-The Ozaukee
Country Club, Milwaukee, will be
the site of the Women's Western
Golf Associations 1882 open cham
pionship, it was announced today,
from July IL to IS, inclusive.
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METER DIES

By United Press
BAINBRIDGE, Ind, Jan. 2s.-
Lyman Booher, 10, a star of the
cambridge high school basketball
squad, died today of heart disease
and diphtheria.
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Sunday morning at 10 O'Clock Jake Freiie
game match on the Pritcaett Recreation
alleys. the winner to receive an ELECTRIC
clock from NJ. Mescall. the promote of
The match. Last wear Harmon was the
winner of the match and prize award do
mated BY Mesceall. and is in training to
reneat SUNDAY
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Broadway Epworth League defeated First
Presbyterian in a close battle, IS to "a,
after leading Is to II at the half. New
kirk and Shumaker played well for the
winners. while Stanley. Rhodehamel n
Pfeifer divided the scoring for the losers.
Zion Evangelical Girls rallied to win from
the Broadway Girls. is to z.
Evening star., 1932-01-15
WANTED--ROOMS.

GET READY for the Bicentenniai celebra-
tion. II you have room for. rent, call in
Building. 18th and N. Y. ave.
YOUNG LADY wants unfurnished room.
Address Box 28-J, Star office.
EVERY ROOM AND APT. registered for
Bicentennial at once. Room 201, 9l0 G.
Evening star., 1932-01-15


PARK-LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-MoDERN;
Frtgidaire; excellent location. l, 2, 8 beau
TRULY furnished rooms, hall, dinette, kitch-
en-. bath; 2 exposures; reas. Adams 1882. 17s
405 KEDRIcK, 1901 K-LARGE, FRONT, 2
room, private bath apartment; entrance hall,
splendld closets; al-night service 15'
2524 nth ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM. BATH,
breakfast pantry; woman only, preferably
Govt. employe; $50; references. Col. 5s7l.
9oo-3 ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH; HEAT,
-'' " 1888 18th St. NV. IS.
143l FAIRMONT ST-BAsEMENT APT.
private bath, s25 Desirable home; cooking,
entertaining parlors. 1890 Col. rd., apt, $35
kitchen and bath. Murphy bed gas and cleo
irtcity free; $3.50. Call MR.. MAY. Ma
tonal 1925. or Adams s996-W.
lll9 x NW;-NICELY FURNISHED Ind
other apis. Met. ss47. - " '''N'''O'''
FASHIONABLE 10th ST. NV, NO. 1926. M
mediate possession. Attractive rnl., private
bath; SOS; one or two. Nat. s7so, Apt. 2o4.
ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. WITHIN
walking distance all depts:. and business
Must be seen to be appreciated. Suitable
for settled ladies' or couple. 1924 l1th
FURNISHED APT, 3 ROOMS AND PRIVATE
bath open porch h.-w.h.; $40. Apply 1925
LADY WILL, SHARE 2-RooM, SLEEPING
ployed; S25. Apt. 352, the Chastleton. II.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. FURNISHED
apt. spt 1 ror light htousekSeeping; Lying room:
$3.50 or 45so 9th st. NV ~ ' 'i''
LIv, RIM. BED RIM, X, 3. AND PORCH,
nicely turn. large yard; Buchanan Apis,
Wyatt Apts.. 1870 Ga. ave. seo-s7S. 6s isss,
Continued on Nsas Psgs.l
Evening star., 1932-01-15
DODGE

PARTS-PARTS
for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale. Open SUNDAYS. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange' 100 Fla ave- ne.
953-959 Fla. ave: NV. North l0403.
Evening star., 1932-01-15
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

YOUNG LADY wishes room and board, walk
ing distance Bureau of Standards. Address
Box 30-J. Star office.
Evening star., 1932-01-15

1913 10th ST. N.W.-Single room, adjoining
bath; also share double room; congenial at
mosphere; good meals; s47.50 and $40;
ladies. North 0045.
Evening star., 1932-01-15

1854 QUEBEC PL. N.W.-Young lady in once
appreciating good home and pleasant sur
roundingS. Phone Adams 848l.
Evening star., 1932-01-15
OAKLAND. PONTIAC
L. P. STEUART, INC,
1925 14th.
PONTIAC.
OAKLAND.
A 5-DAY
MAKE-ROOM SALEl

The constant stream of trade
ins on our new larger and finer
Pontiac Skies and V Fights since
our announcement on January I
makes it absolutely necessary
that we dispose OF some OF these
cars.
We are certain that if we offer
these trade-ins at sufficiently re-
duced prices the public will buy.
Below are few samples OF the
hundred bargains we have to
offer:
Evening star., 1932-01-15
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

9I2 MASS AVE NW.-Large first-hoor
front continuous hot water, phone: clean,
warm; every convenience; references; no
Evening star., 1932-01-15

MASS. AVE. near Dupont circle - Front,
sunny rooms new furniture, windows. pri-
vata bath, large closets; also double and
slngle room. Decatur 1928.
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the stockings marked in blue belong to
Jane, all the green are Alice's and
those in yellow are Betty's.
1t is a good plan to have individu-
atty in washcloths, so that if several
persons use the same lavatory or bath
room there is no chance of their wash
cloths becoming confused 1t is pos
sibIe to buy washcloths with large in
itials in the center. Sometimes there
are individual preferences in wash
cloths Then it is easy to know that
those of one sort are James, while
those of another sort are Alice's and
still others are Betty's. There is also
wisdom in having bath and hand tow
els marked individually. Then there
is no danger of using the wrong towel
even when it Is placed on the wrong
towel rack.
Some housewives find II a good plan
to have special sheets for every bed
In the house. In fact, In some families
sheets are regarded in the light of in.
dividual property, and are marked
with the initials of the person on
whose bed they are to be used. Then
sheets are always returned to the room
from which they came, and place is
made for them on a closet shelf or In
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STORY FOR BEDTIME
By THORNTON w. BURGESS

1T WAS very hard for Peter Rabbit
to believe what Jerry Muskrat had
told him about the harmlessness of
Plunger the Osprey, better known as
Plunger the Fish Hawk. Peter
wouldn't have believed it if he hadn't
seen for himself how Jerry had no
fear whatever of Plunger. You see, it
was very. very hard indeed to believe
that there could be any member of the
Hawk family, at least any large men,
Der like Plunger, who was not to be
feared by all of the little people of
the Green Meadows and the Green
Forest. But Peter remembered the
mistake that had been made in regard
to OF Mistah Buzzard. how for long
time he had been needlessly feared.
and this made ii a little easier to
think that possibly Jerry Muskrat
might be right in regard to Plunger
the Fish Hawk.
OF course, Peter hurried to tell Dam
ny Meadow Mouse and all his other
friends what he had learned at the
Smiling Pool Each was as doubtful
as Peter had been. but each hoped
that 1t was true. After this they ell
watched Plunger whenever they had
a chance, and not once did anyone
see him try to catch any of the little
meadow and forest people. In fact,
he never seemed to notice them at
all. He always flew straight from the
Green Forest across the Green Mead
ows to the Big River and back. Often
when he was returning from the Big
River they would see something shin
ing in his great claws. 1t was a fish.
SO it came about that after a while
no one feared Plunger the Fish Hawk
save the fish in the Smiling Pool and
the Big River. Presently, from where
no one knew, appeared Mrs. Plunger.
and it soon became very clear that
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HILLS AND
VALLEYS
BY Douglas MalIoch.

-'*|""Es"fsssSstsrs 'Ss'ts's's'.'>.'sS''Ss'S~sSS
THE world is hills and valleys, and
l. plains.
There's sorrow and rejoicin', our losses
and our gains
I never knew a country that didn't
have the two
A little bit of valley you had to travel
through.
But now and then a mountain that
you could climb and see
The river far below you, up where
you want to be.
I never knew a lifetime that hadn't
joy and care,
But had its hills and valley, about
an even share.
The shadows in the valleys, I've
walked 'em like the rest,
But have seen the mountains, the
mountains at their best.
The sun was on the SUBMITS, the
stars were bright and clear,
And earth was far below me, and
heaven almost here.
The time she said she loved me I
stood upon the height,
The time she up and left me walked
the wales Of night.
know I'll never journey as high as
that again,
Or walk the sort of valley I had to
travel then.
And so l have my sorrow, but some
times l rejoice;
I'm up upon a mountain, and then i
hear her voice.
There's gladness on the hilltop, there's
sorrow down below,
For life is hills and valleys, and
women make it so.
But sometimes | imagine, and lots of
times | pray,
She yet will come returnin', the way
$40, she went away,
And | shall take her to me, forget
about the past,
And we shall live forever among the
hills, at last.
20. 1882. Douglas Malloch.)-wNU Service.
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| YOUR HOME
and YOU
By BETSY CALLISTER
SORTING THE WASH

g ORTING clothes after they come
- up from the laundry is often bug
bear to the housewife. The task can
be robbed of something of its annoy
ance by little forethought If there
are various members of the family
whose stockings and other undercloth-
ing have similar appearance they
should be plainly marked, either with
the name written indelibly In some In
conspicuous place or by an initial that
will make identity sure. 1t Is good
idea to have stockings lettered or num-
bered so that at glance you can tell
how to sort them In pairs. The va
rious members Of the family can also
have certain color to use in making
a few stitches on the hem Of stock
Ing. In this way you can tell that all
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they had decided to make their home
in the Green Forest. They made no
secret about it. They didn't seem TO
care who knew where ii was. Peter
saw them carrying sticks and once or
twice flying from the Big River with
water weeds. Peter knew what that
meant. 1t meant that they were
building nest Right away Peters
curiosity got the best of him. He
wanted to see that nest. He wondered
if it was like Redtails. The first
chance he got he went over to see.
He had watched Plunger and Mrs.
Plunger so often that he knew just
about where 20 look for their nest.
He found it quite as easily as he
had expected to. for it was only lit
tie way in from the edge of the Green
Forest beside the Laughing Brook as
it makes its laughing way to the Smil-
ing Pool. 1t was in partly dead tree,
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Indians in u. S. Army

The twelve Indian scouts still re-
naming in United States military
service live in FIT. Huachuca. Ariz.,
in tepees of the same general pat
tern of those their Apache ancestors
built. The dozen Indians are still
authorized by regulations, although
scout plane squadrons have al
most completely replaced them.
Their last active service was in the
Pershing expedition in 1916.
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When You
CA NJ 7
QUI 7

Fatigue is the signal to rest. Obey
1t if you can. When you can't, keep
cool and carry-on in comfort.
Bayer Aspirin was meant for
just such times, for it insures your
comfort. Freedom from those pains
that nag at nerves and wear you
down. One tablet will block that
threatening headache while it is
still just a threat. Take two or
three tablets when you've caught a
cold, and that's usually the end
of it.
Garry Bayer Aspirin when you
travel. Have some at home and
keep some at the office. Like an
efficient secretary, it will often
Save the day" and spare you many
uncomfortable, unproductive hours.
Perfectly harmless, so keep it
handy, keep it in mind. and use it.
No man of affairs can afford to
ignore the score and more of uses
explained in the proven directions.
From a grumbling tooth to those
rheumatic pains which seem almost
to bend the bones, Bayer Aspirin
is ready with its quick relief-and
always works. Neuralgia. Neuritis.
Any nagging, needless pain.
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Women Doctors Banned
by Colonial Lawmakers

Though American women have
gained, in recent years, considerable
prominence in the medical profess
sion, their achievement has not been
effected without effort, writes Capt.
John Lee Maddox in the New York
Evening Post. About the year 1888
Mrs. Jane Hawkins was threatened
with deportation from the Colony of
Massachusetts if she did not get out
within three months, and she was
warned not to NEEDLE, in the mean
time. with surgery, physic, plasters
or oils
Again, about the year 1850, a Bos-
ton physician wrote concerning a
piece of recent medical legislation:
ut was one of the happiest fruits Of
improved medical education that by
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cupful of crumbled Roquefort cheese.
Beat until smooth. Chill and serve.
Spicy Salad DRESSING.

Mix together one-half cupful of vim
egar (get the grapefruit vinegar if pos
sible), add two tablespoonful of olive
oil, one-half cupful of sugar, one tea
spoonful of salt, dash of paprika,
tablespoonful of minced celery and
two tablespoonful of minced sweet
pepper. Chill for several hours, then
beat thoroughly and serve with lettuce
in a bowl that has been rubbed with
a Glove of garlic.
&C. 1892. Western Newspaper Union.)
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this bill females were excluded frun
the practice of medicine, and this
only had been effected by the united
and persevering efforts Of some OF
the must distinguished men in the
profession. The act enjOined wOm-
en- not only from the general prae-
tice of medicine, but also from thar
Of obstetrics"
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FELLOWS SYRUP

reception difficult. so that All automO-
biles are banned from the grounds
and deliveries are made by horse
drawn vehicles. This applies TO all
cars except those connected with the
station, which are shielded in such
a way as to prevent this interference.
How to make money is the most
valuable talent. Millions are given
every year to confidence men who
will promise how TO do it.