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Ergot in Small Grains:

Farmers are warned not to feed
soWs or milk COWS grain containing
even a small percentage of ergot,
a poisonous fungus that stops milk
production.
Extension livestock specialists
state that from reports being re-
ceived it appears that there is con-
siderable ergOt in feed grains this
year and the situation is somewhat
Similar to the spring of 1913 when
there was heavy loss of baby
pigs over the state, apparently
caused by ergot in barley fed to
brood sows
Feeding trials conducted by the
agricultural experiment station at
Montana State college following pig
losses in l943 indicate that a ra-
ton containing as little as 05 per
cent ergot will result in SOWs being
unable to raise their pigs because
of lack of milk. And even as small
an amount as OIL per cent ergot in
the rations of brood soWS appeared
TO be detrimental.
In view of these results, the only
safe thing to do is not to feed
brood Sows or milk COWS grain that
contains any ergot.
Ergot may be recognized in the
grain as an elongated kernel that is
black on the outside and a purplish-
gray color on the inside. This kernel
will be firm and not soft as is the
case with smut. Being a fungus,
ergot replaces the grain kernel in
about the same way as smut. Ergot
occurs more often in rye and bar
ley but sometimes wheat, oats and
native grasses are infected
However, if farmers have any
doubts about ergot in their grain
they may send a sample to the Mon
tana Grain Inspection Laboratory at |
Montana State college, Bozenan, for |
testing. A quart sample taken from |
various locations in the bin should |
be sent, accompanied by a letter |
stating it is to be tested for ergot |
only
Fall narrowing
Having adequate preparations
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04

A-The matter Of a down cash
payment on a c. l. lOan is entirely
up TO the lender. If the lender in
sists on a down payment as a con
dition of the loan, the veteran may
have to make such a payment How
ever, not all lenders insist on this.
and the veteran is not obliged to
do business with any one particular
lender. The VA may guarantee
loans whether a down payment is
made or not
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year, is charged against the vet
GRAMS education entitlement.
The VA said that some veterans
probably would prefer to sacrifice
the leave privilege in order to make
use Of the entitlement for actual
schooling
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-04
EASY ON OIL SUPPLY

Farmers and ranchers have learned
that while a medium-size tractor costs
more than a team Of horses, it has far
greater work capacity, and in the long
pull is more economical than Old Dobbin.
What the tractor is to the man on the
land, the diesel locomotive has become
to the railway industry. Diesel freight,
passenger and switching locomotives are
going to work for the nations railways
in increasing numbers. Great Northern
now has in service 156 diesels, or 276 sep
arate units of this power. Although more
are on. order, the diesel is not expected to
completely replace the steam locomotive
for long time--if ever.
A diesel locomotive costs more than
q steam engine Of comparable power
rating; but, from there on the difference
markedly favors the diesel Expanded
use of diesel power is keeping down
operating cOsts-an extremely vital
factor these days when wage, ma
terial and supply costs are far out
of proportion to charges the rail-
ways are told they can make for
their services.
The diesel locomotive is superior to
its steam-driven cousin in many other
respects. It is able to haul freight
trains on more reliable schedules. 1t pro-
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NORTH LINCOLN COUNTY
All COUNCIL MEETS

The North Lincoln County All
Council met recently and made final
plans for the annual All Achieve
ment Day Program to be held in
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made well in advance is one way
pig losses may be reduced at fall
narrowing time.
A good raing day job before
narrowing time is to clean the far
rowing pens and build guard rails
around the pen for the protection
of the young pigs, The guard rails
should be set eight inches above
the floor and project from eight
to ten inches from the wall. Put
rails on all four walls of the pen
except in the doorways.
Another lifesaver for newborn
pigs is an electric pig brooder. Such
a 'brooder is easy. to construct and
is worth many times its small cost
in pigs saved.
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vides faster, more comfortable, cleaner
ride for passengers. 1t is a swift. efficient
power plant in switching service.
And, outstanding among the vir-
tues of the diesel locomotive is its
economical consumption Of fuel oil.
The war made Americans oil-consciOus,
and the postwar shortages Of petroleum
products especially liquid fuel for home
heating wide speculation to the
effect that diesel locomotives are exces-
Sively rough on the nations oil supply.
General Motors Corporation has made
an exhaustive study Of petroleum con-
sumption by this country's principal users.
The study developed these facts:
The approximately 5000 diesel loco
motives in railway service today burn
only per cent of the total petroleum
products consumed in this country.
If diesel locomotives had perform
ed all work on the railways in 1877,
the quantity of diesel fuel burned
would have been Iess than S per cent
of the total consumption of petrol
cum products in all 6elds last year.
The expanding use Of diesel pOsOsT
by Great Northern Is Of tlVO-fOId con-
sequence: better TGillOay segUice and
real conversation Of Americas OIL
yes0uYees.
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STRIKER
News Notes of Interest

The County bridge crew repaired
the bride across Saltwater River
last week. Many thanks to the
county and crew.
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Beatty
from Nyak were week end visitors
at the Thomas White home.
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Question of the Week

Q-How much cash IS required
for the down payment on a G I.
loan?
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-07-13
Statesmen

AUTO SALESMAN for used cars; must
know now to buy and sell; good proposition
for right man Call in person al am or
after pm, AUTO WHOLESALERS, INC,
1871 Bladensburg I'd. ne. 1T
LiQUoR. excel opp for intellisent capable
man, Thoroughly exper, to do show card
printing and display merchandising as an
assistant or manager in large liquor store
earnings highest in district If OF proven
ability. This is q rare oppor. Do not
apply unless qualified. Box 29O-J, star.
LIQUOR, excellent opportunity for intelli-
gent, capable man, thoroughly exp; IN SELL
chandise helpful but not necessary. CEN
TRIAL, SIS 9th st. NV. References. IL
Statesmen for Keystone aluminium eombl-
nation windows; must have direct selling
experience; unlim. opportunity: full co,
operation In the field; commission. can
ST. 3147 for appointment. ID
Statesmen t2). by well-established ma
tional firm; plenty of leads and appoint
ments furnished, not Just names ana ao-
dresses: no canvassing; our men are aver
aging 500 weekly. car necessary. open.
MR. HALL, 412 9Th st. NV, nm. DUO
We WANT sALEsMEN-If you are az
eressive. II you are neat appearing, II YOU
are over 80 yrs. of age If you are used
to making big money we want you for
our real estate force. Call for apt. Elk.
2555, PASTOR-LUTZ. INC. Id
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-An unusual
opportunity for an experienced man to
be in builder-broker downtown ONCE
attractive commission and once that is
sf50 --16
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

ARE YOU HOT? Aluminium waterproof
coating on roof reduces room tempera-
lures; Sleep comfortably. Estimasss tI es;
acGoTNrASsifi. ezpert-Books started, kept
P msts as tax Ts5nb oE
NEED ,INYEsTIGATIvE WORK done7 Call
ST. 4037 for confidential consultation
s sns reasonable fees investigations BY ex-
hdc6 SfEsitlssf expert; records started
Kept; tax returns prepared; small bust
1esses speciality; reasonable rates. 81,
Gas WATER HEATERS. 20. 30, 40 gal.
automatic; no cash needed; small monthly
n DHMSsSbaA S5 5RwEER g. lNs AGSs
r4 VIE sof kEsfoss Ns es 81
n.y.: s'P56siid y JAnR Rs'1 aoo 65is 7
A ACC 6, sis sERv1cEs-Books closed os
sst .Sa 5sDf's wAVrR sma
f fHE SSS;ATk MEETSS tss sBfEs
OF me Association. -2o1o R. J.. ave ne.
At pm, Thurs. July y: is4s, for r, tho
properly be brought before it. RAYMOND
s s g W1 fFEEkHAsosAE SEX fskKopERrr tax return.
prepared SAUL SOBER, tax accountant,
S i5g F. Il, svs Vfy NE G +.
ship between Nathan Weiss, Irving Weiss
and Elliot Bukzin; doing business under
Co., 1116 18th st. NV, WASHINGTON. D.
D. was dissolved, by mutual consent, as of
the 3lst day Of July, lQ47. The business
tinued by Nathan Weiss, as an individual.
under the Arm name and style Of Elite
Electric Co., 1116 18th st. NV: Wash
ington, D. c., who will collect and receive
all moneys and property due said firm. and
will pay and discharge all liabtlities Of the
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for any
debts contracted by any one other than
myself ROBERT B TAYLOR, 5403 Ad.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE for debts.
contracted for by any one other than my
self. EMANUEL FREEMAN, 6121a Bird st.
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HELP DOMESTIC.

COOK. plain, gen. housevork. help with
children. live in; refs; good health.
81 ahsI ssa1 care q snisEsa;
sa ft FOX Spsf Il M0n aSoftsnWoRk aid
G2 1898 exDer. with children: live
s M G family uD'tss' $500 @s block t Dsi
HOUsEKEEPER, white. for business fam
~; must be good cook; good pay. Phone
AogsEkts FL 7. shiss' for adults. i've
ass ss II. to sssTy Ssms n
Spring and cottage on Bay; ref. req; POO
S|t ,7:s So Wy v9 =; s's;.sH 5iis
COURT. 1905 BALTIC, blvd, TO. 1878. is
MAID. colored, settled woman. to live In;
s nos cal ''b be,o ns 30 '1 Dsm IN sass
M..p-eawg: neat. clean whit; q : ssl;
must like children: desirsd, day OF; good
ssp PEI S5oo 5r ss
sse s No No temporary workers. BOX AZ.
Tor semi-invslid wife: live in. Cali .Wo.
" H4 iSsa1 Re TYPE. of ..Dsr aef;t'e
WOMAN; G.H.W. and cooking; expert
enced; Bendix; live in: references and
heath heath card; family OF 3: $50 vk. WI
WOMAN. white. over 30: Protestant. care
Of 3 children and gh.w. for employed
soupls; live In as one family. soa
col ORED. general housework and cook.
small family, experienced. with local ref
c, ence; i've out. MA 2s44 or WO. 54l5.
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, white, age 25 to so,
Tor childrens school: woman must have
practical nursing exper.: man to drive
school bus; live in; $500 per mo. SH.
IPART-TIME MEN AND WOMEN, age no
deterrent to diplay our plastic items to
housewives Our representatives really
earning $50 week and often times more.
Call at your convenience Gall week.
Room 1874, Hotel Harrington, 18th and
PREssER, wool. wanted for modern dry
cleaning plant. Apply ARROW LINEN
STOREROOM CLERK, in Suitland, Md;
prefer person aged 22-40, with inventory
and record keeping exper.: job calls for
some counter-supervision: hours. 8 an
3 pm GOVERNMENT SERVICES, INC,
WOMAN u !s OR = co HP wanted in suburban
home; cottage and food furnished, for
doing chores and housework. WA. 1924
f e Hzsftsylls OF FARMER AND wIrE.
white. 80 to As yrs. old; no children;
develop. care 140-acre farm. Vermont;
man care for outside. woman care for
inside: must have good health, education,
pleasant disposition; ultimate success de-
ponds upon initiative and WILLINGNESS to
work; good opportunity for right person.
Terms can be reached. Family there in
summer and occasional winter week ends
Character references required. Box 47o-K,
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SITUATIONS WoMEN.

IABY SITTING DAY ios or evening" eGaPsF'
Es4ns s. SssFs $500 BOX
lady desires position; free to travel. Ask
fSS MansSsa s.eI 1a
tcouN hIn CLERK. colored girl, exger;.
dry clesnins store preferred or arS o ssss
c slsG Ta!'F To MANAGE aA apt house local
refs. Box Dad. Star
DREssMAKING, design; rsmod,: a, MIss
BERT. 1880 Irving nv APT. I; I'll, AD g. 2 az
work or DAYS work; nursemaid, switch
board opr., typist. DI. 1884; 49,
washer %h n or hotel oHp maid, Phone FRANKLIN
Girl, colored, wants Job a. st sess girl os
GIRLS, .. colored. desires work. one as
baby nurse. other g.h,w. any kind. At.
GLaA Lao DRY done at home. washing End
STssE P Pas &c p. Hhs care S sao''
P Pss1a ssaf EXPERIENCED NURSE. col.
ored, desires Case SaA ma o~oo
pR Y GTIc NURSES available. trained
F Tafes 81 1881. MISS BEE weekdays only.
EECEPTIONIsT, once worker or person
mel clerk to All in especially during the
vacationing Of your permanently employed.
R REsIpENcE MGR.-Lady. reliable, mar.
RED with experience. formerly empl py
local bank; Northwest section preferreds
Phone EN- 1880 or GE. 6o54. 10
RESIDENT MANAGER = Lady. reliable:
married, with exper.. formerly empl. ~
local bank; NV. sec. PREF. EN-. o9co'
seH sSSt GIRL eG!orsd. desires IT, ss care for
SECRETARY, college BACKGROUND, Food
refs. excel stenosraphy. experienced n
o oda,S requiring initiative: s5b wk: "a.
WOMAN. colored. wishes nishtwork a.
1 WHITH mrpb Ghs 4GED LADY. reliable.
pleasing personality. excel. bus; exper.'
desires pos as companion, houseKeeper'
recep. or mgr. Of guesthouse; rel. exch'
| WANT WORK as practical nurse: sood
PART-TIME EVENING WORK desired:
clerical, fling cashier. answering tele-
nhone Box 476-K, Star
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SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT, expert: books started, kept
msn5s ragaits; rsasonsb e.. oR' 2o74
perience residential. commercial eonstruc.
ton; executive ability: excellent refer
ssearrE Rsf ssiB bEsfsSER desires work
a al types Ts' 81 buildings BOZ SAX. s.sr.
BARTENDER, capable manaser. good mix.
enee. Box s4s.J star. IA
aSto sss good 700 Warp aouia IL:
employment during vacation. Box SASH
BsoYs. two, colored, desire days work.
Sal sRIc XII lgsass available, to 100, for
III i : Us 8 s Sss ' nssas spa numbers: Nos-
c9E G GfasfaufA IS wsshins.oRi.n,
trade association MANAGEMENT, labor rela-
tions and public relations; pleasant per.
sGnsy v sense peoS Ct nsy IN 'G :
With dictation use o. Ediphone; worker:
sss 3 on area Bos n 4s seiE' sa
GOLLEGE STUDENT, with electrical. me.
chanical. RADIO experience. desires summer
E ESfk Hf3 4sMd MANAGER. proven ability:
excellent reference; desire position. hotel.
sq EoS e fsftsREsn tS RGH dSK vet.
married, wants part-time Job MORNINGS, all
SAT 5GGf o %s c feaeS '' Sx
Man, eoicred, reliable. wants sx,schse.raa
work: from II Pm 1os e am VIII aeesps
Mas sSsssd Sses 80 s ss
MAN, colored, wants Job e truck drivsr'
oXfoRp aAw sEADuArk irish
widely travelled, owe. 10 years responsible
seeks personnel executive position imme-
Sls5sly y, Mili sssd to try almost ansiaas
sALEs.i II yrs ssoe expsr,. drug. food, conf.
trade; direct whlse and retail; sse So. col.
grad, good character, reliable. enersetic;
ss SSDo Box s ssss sar IS:
pendabie sales '' and once exp; knowledss
s sse SSs so
I5sys n SSR IsESTosSHf e. ISL u i I'D
deliver; papers, briefs manuscripts. sH.
uisNtiHvERsIrY INSTRUCTOR yrs, "a.
teaching position, ROBERT A. MOORE
Y Yo sS5o ht Esf 49, MAN, ss, .xtsn.v.
versity graduate, B. G. 8. degree. account
ing and business admin: presently en-
pioyed, past % months. chief acct; ex:
perience includes top supervisory level
business and mechanical aeld; dss W;ii
change 70 tntsrestinS future.
Roy 36oK star 49,
young MAN. So. married, personable. as
gressve. adaptable. good education; sales
and office experience. Box 4o3-h' ssar'
PART TINE WORK desired; sig Pm:
daily; ST per hr. or better. p. o. BOX
oOl5 WASHINGTON, D. c. IL
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COOK, Al. wishes. to apprentice LOT 2nd
SSok Or Mr be sa5 houseksepeF VIII can cue
co COOK w white, experienced, wishes s.1 COCK.
ns light b hSu' fsk s Es.0' so0'1 i
h housework in D. G.; viii care for children
G GE sa HousEwoRKER, sxpsri.nssd.
Wishes part. time work: cleaning prefer
Oh. w.. coloTed IN; b-d.y we skst 7:so to
enas:' s ss rs .. an, type Of d0rn':'''
G GiEI or eqs shs sssss 10y cs DE
GIRL, colored, desires position az nurse
maid fond adr. q me- wishes cook
ing. g.h.w. references. RA.. 1881;
GIRL, coiored. reliable and neat wants
g,h.w:., full time or part time; experienced
GIRL. colored. wishes morning work from .1,
Wednesday to Friday Call MORNINGS I'll
GIRL. colored. desires sob as nursemaid.
GIRL eoiored: ghw,; fond Of childrsn;
from North carolinai live In or OUT Az
GIRL GIRL colored. desires general housework
or work Of any kind Ex; DBL DBL r.,.r-
GIRL GIRL coiored. reliable, conscientious. de-
Job gpftsrf nsle Sr h Or wsdnes
GIRL, reliable colored; general house
work; also expert mechanic and ehauf-
GILL. colo colored. desires days work; ref.
Iii Girl. ocolored, desires gh.v with light
laundry; do some cooking II necessary
or 81 days week e-5 or 1915; NV.
No 464s, 10 am, TO pm.
GIRL, coIored, desires care OF cnuorsn
or Inv, part time, until $50 Pm d.
GIRL GIRL colored. wants work as mothers
Cali only bet. IL am. TO pm please
"a ials u e. sslor ,sss want or d:,.
Girls o., colored, ,wish, child care ana
light housework; excl. ref. Dl. 717s
GIRLS T25, colored, want day or s.n'W'
or any other work. ST. 4172.
HIGH SCHOOL GIRL, colored. wishes
Inv and care Of child expef'' seI.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. colored. de-
sires Job as sales clerk or counterpart.
WOMAN, ~ colofed. wants days work. bun
die wash or work OF any Kind Iet' a..
WW66MAN, coloreds desires days work or
WoNAN. colorsd; wants genera. ,h h9uss:
H : dsy s0 Thursday. no. s1e1. -.
w.es soo e0 fssren Mss'' ss5 Gays
WOMAN, coIored, wants day work or
evening work; good references. Call after
n ME- 043g
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HELP WOMEN.

ADJUSTMENT CLERK, one exper in han
one who has had exper in talking over
telephone with public REGARDING claim
adjustments. WASHINGTON LAUNDRY
APPoINTMENT CLERK. for beauty salon
experienced preferred. Apply JEILEFFS
1214-1220 st. NV, personnel ONCE
ASSEMBLY INSPECTORS needed by manu-
featuring company; 5-day, 40-hour week:
pleasant working conditions; high school
INSTITUTE ssaases ~ TIcHNoLoGY. me- coi.
lege Park. Md. -16
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

sTCRETARfES-stenog typists; sxs
ssl1s 0 G NepoNAI iEIpL sSFs SEW
HRE i Yon LOOKING FOR HELP. The
Maine Employment Center, superior TO all
other methods OF securing help. White or
Colored In any line OF business or do
mestic. Call RE. 1911. Get the risht
person for the right job. 939 New YORK
MEN sns AND WOMEN. colored, we have iees
ali types SEABOARD EMPLOYMENT
AGENCY non W st NV Ia
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

French. German. English. history. elenen-
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subjects taught. Approved by Qoven4eu9
for OF training. WAR-rYNN EkAUTx
corLEoE. 1910 9 St n...; d: i7e2
largest and most modernly equipped auto
driver trairf~- school: 194S model cary
Eatentea d. CONTROLS g permits o ssS Tx
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n0MESTIC

DOWEsTfCS, reliable 81 ". maids. coupIes,
public work. NATIONAL HONE sEES-
IIs SEs. ll17 You 81 NV" ", 0'0' Il:
We HAVE hrst-class eolored help. full Or
part time: also day worksys stv,. Ssa avt az
ICES .353 Waliach pl NV. ID
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c sSSi So \ 81 H. white cafeteria ls
ms furnished appiy fRs aa
II sI5 18th st. NV. -15
DESK CLERK. knowledge of PIX; in
apartment hotel apply MTs p poa apl rssI-
NEWT HOTEL. 1900 F st. NV. between
Isl VA Her colored. for downtown res.
sna un,Or HTs fuTn to MAN II REsu
b bAHTT1 s49 M AZ 81 Is 3D. csorsstexn
IND Rockville n AREAS Mass
house TO house Four weeks training given,
to s}5G weekly Ase 5 s Car snd
DRUG Drug 'cLERK. general drusstore selling;
PHARMACY, 1113 18th st. NV. 10
ELEVATOR OPERATORS, colored; perm.
work on q 5;day wk; for exp op oha = :
Apply sTs old 1apt size once s tai f4ie 7 ST.
EENsNSGikNEEEE,Rs.EsrrMAroR, to take complete
have had at least 10 years in contractor S
ONCE, experience in all types of construc-
ton and capable of pricing estimates Ap-
ton and complete information. Unusual
opportunity for right man for psrma nent
position with top salary. The DAVIS CON
sTRUCTIoN CO., $50 West gath ST. Balti-
PTSsss s l5 M Artist. experienced; good sal
airy; must have experience in men S, wom-
ems and children's and accessories: 2O"s
discount on PURCHASES Apply Ac personnel e,s
z NV --l5
foGNTAIN GIRLS Hhis so SR hSsss see
t tosa 1tiR St oIhIs. c5 H.
salary good hrs. CAMBRIDGE PHAR-
MACY, g27 10th st. NV 10
FRONT DESK, refined, alert young woman.
under IS; tipping required, temporary as q:
sisnment, lasting to Oct. /: salary. S135
mo and meals: hours, 30 a m. TO
D m, 5I5-day week. alternate sunday duty
Apply Asst ,s ssm E7s r. Docr9 f5
GIRLS, to work in Bethesda, Md.---Alert,
attractive girls viii md Opportunities Ct
Good pay, start at S33; 5-day wk;
raises in months; paid vacations, sick
ness BENEFITS; paid while learning: Learn
more as9qs this this opDortuni'y; ss M1s
TIE HE cHEsAPEAKE 3 PoroMAc TELE-
SfRG o. 81 WOMAN, eolor.d. r.lissl.:
for general homework In colored tourist;
salary, SIS per VIZ. Call NO. 9605. la
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ye are open for estimates
W. C. s. A. N. MILLER
D., 4S30 Mass. ave. NV,
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CITY LIFE ~ {.
VITAL STATISTICS

WILLIAMS, Cleveland - TAG NV
14th pla., boy, Cleveland, Jr..
Nov. %.
NICHOLS, Robt. - 1901 NV 7Srd
ST., boy, Nov. 20.
BROWN, Jones - Gen Del, Goulds
boy, Nov. &c.
WILLIAMS. Frank - Gen. Del,
Homestead, girl, Nov. %.
WILBoN, JOS. Lee - Gen Del, Ma.
rama, Fla.
PHILLIPS, Charlie - 1906 NV g.
ST., girl, Dale Adeline, Nov. 80.
HOLLOWAY. Raymond - 6519 NV
18th CT, girl, Josephine Suzetta,
Nov. SO.
ROBINSON. Eugene - 1882 NV
9th ave., girl. Sandra Elaine
Nov. 80.
POPE. Isiah - Gen. Del, Goulds
boy, Nov. 81.