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THE OMAHA KKE: WEDNESDAY. AUGl'S'l 23. 1922.
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Two Killed as Result
of Plot to Wreck Train
Chicago, Aug. 22. A Lake county,
Indiana, roroner'i jury decidrd that
Knginrer Edward Coy and Fireman
Frank L. Ubbi, killed Sunday in a
wreck of a Michigan Central expretf
train near Gary, Ind., came to their
death "at a reiult of plot to wrech
the train." Thit verdict wai reached
after aeveral witnenei had told of
iceing ipikei pulled from the raili.
It i believed that the terrorist!
had planned to wreck a fait patten
train but the limited wai preceded by
the expren train.
Indiana and Illinoif authorities
working with the federal invettiga
ton are going forward with a vigor
out Invritigation of the wreck itself.
Railroad officials were definite in
charging the wreck to vandals. Pe
tectives questioned strikers yesterday
in search of clues. One man was ar
rested when he is alleged to have
said: "It's
all killed."
a shame they were not
Chicago, Aug. 22. Declaring the
"real cause" of the Michigan Central
wreck at Gary, Ind., early Sunday
"was clearly an unfit locomotive,"
and characterizing the railroad's
charges that the wreck was due to
plotters at a "hastily patched up ex
planation to place the blame for lots
of life upon the striking shopmen in
stead of on the railroad, where it be
long," J. V, McGrath, vice president
of the railway employes' department
of the American Federation of La
l)or, today said the wreck did not di f
fcr "a particle from wrecks reported
each day from various parts of tht
country.
The lor u H have descended upon
the fertile fields of Aragorf in such
numbers that the cop protpects are
dark, and peasant have had to fight
through cloud t of the petti to avoid
tuffocAtion.
Re;yl The Omaha Bee every day,
you will like it.
ImHarhor-Kasleralihe
(9mak Dee Want U((,
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V: Wiiizffl iyr& -smftw Lmu fMr:..,
Ask for Jkt Omaha
department'
Port of Missing Things
Ships lost at sea that sailed with colors
flying, never heard of again were
thought to have drifted around the waters
of the world until they found a last port
in the whirlpool-bound haven of the
Sargasso sea.
Every day valuable articles are lost by the people of
Omaha purses, watches, pins disappear as suddenly
and completely as any ship that ever vanished from the
-face of the sea?.
There is a Port of Missing Things right here in the heart
of Omaha the "Lost and Found" column in the
"Want" Ad section of The Omaha Bee. But, unlike the
Sargasso sea, this harbor gives back the lost to anxious
owners.
'Every honest "finder" in the city watches this column
to learn the name of the person who lost the article that
has been found. And most everybody is honest.
When you lose anything give the finder an opportu
nity to return it call ATlantic. 1000 and ask for a
"Want" Ad taker.
Omaha Ikt "Want" Ad llring Hetter lietuU$
at Ltutr Cont
THE JSWSe ESS
Woolwine Hooted
During Speech
' Attacking Klan
Wagon Load of Detective
Rushed to Sacramento Meet
ing to Quell Personi Heck
ling L A. Attorney.
Sacramento, Cal., Aug. 22. A riot
call brought a patrol wagon load of
detectives last night to quell a dis
turbance at a meeting where Thomai
Lee Woolwine, district attorney of
Los Angeles and a candidate for the
democratic nomination for governor
discussed the Ku.KIux Klan.
The disturbance followed what
was apparently an organized effort
to drive the sneaker from the stand
by heckling. When Woolwine start
ed to tell of his activities inv'edving
the Ku Klux Klan in Los Angeles,
cores of persons in the crowd began
hooting and cat-calling. '
A man arose near the front row ,
and called the district attorney a liar.
Several personi started toward him
and a fight seemed imminent, when
City Councilman If. S. Kiernan
threatened the men with arrest.
The police arrived a moment later.
No arrests were reported.
Representative! of Mr. Woolwine'i
office are prosecuting in Lou Angeles
a criminal action against 35 alleeed
members of the Klan as a result of
raid on a p ace Klan members
have said they believed to be an
illicit liquor dispensary. One man
was killed in the raid.
Mr. Woolwine showed a disoosi-
tion to talk back to his tormentors
on a number of occasions. Near
the end he became, angry and told
one of them "to go home jf he
wanted to."
As a parting shot, Woolwine said:
"The members of the Ku Klux
Klan choose to hide behind a mask
rather than come out in the open
and fight. If any man hat anything
against me let him meet me face to
face on the public highway and not
behind a mask.
"When I started my camoaien
against the klan in Los Angeles I
took a repeating shotgun to my
house. If they ever cross the door
I'll pile them up like cord wood."
K. of C. Spent $2,000,000
on Yank War Work in '21-'22
New York, Aug. 22. The Knights
of Columbus spent $2,794,206.49 dur
ing 1921-22 in welfare work for
American war veterans, it was an
nounced last night. Free technical
evening schools, which about 70,000
veteran. attended, cost $954,891.74,
and other schools for veterans oper
ated by councils through the country
ued $.108,578.27 of the fund devoted
to educational purposes.
More than J50 hospitals, where vet
erans are still bring treated for war
wouiult and illnrssrt, were provided
with recreational opportunities and
comforts for men confined tf hed.
On this branch of the work $')04,000
was expended.
Identification of (irip
May Link Omaha Clulnnan
On the identification of a luitrate
luitgt the decision whether a promi
nent tie lirli.r, residing at the Omaha
rluii, will be charged with con. piracy
to violate the natumal prohibition
Uw,
true Mitchell, waiter at the cluh,
arretted Saturday at he was entering
the club with ihe tuitcas tilled with
moonihm whuky, told federal
vr mi I lie l. belongs la tht nun
win bon the iiuinty la buy the
liquor.
)Ur on Fruit, Yeir-taUci
to Ariioiia Point Cut
Wi.biiwttm, A. il Rttet on
Iff.h ti u.i, st'i'lt. and tfublr
I rum l.l.h.i, thHil"t. Moult".
Orrgoii and I Ith l lt''e. Inig,
l. and i'l, sXrif , ot l.ifd
i.tlutf I ttuUi- ly lb intruutt oif
iitii Mnt.mrtt..ii lu ibe iif .s.on't
1'idi nt .inn. r ut tt m1 1,1 '
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Huahand "Fritters Away His
Pay on Autoo," Wife Cbargea
John M. N'lcklen earns $160 a
monfh, but instead of supporting his
family with this "he frittered it away
on the support and maintenance of
an old automobile and other frivolous
thing," according to an answer and
cross petition to his divorce suit filed
in district court yesterday by his
wife, Alice. She asks $75 a month
temporary alimony and a final decree
of separate maintenance.
When they were married she had
$850, saved by strict economy, and he
had nothing but debts, she alleges.
'Montana Bank Closed.
Billing, Mont., Aug. 22. Notice
was posted on the front door of the
American National bank here, stat
ing that the bank had been closed
pcndinir instruction from the como
troller of the currency. The Ameri
can National bank is one of the
smaller banks of the city with
capital and surplus of $10,000.
Preaidfiit Praise Moe
to Probe Herri n Maaaacre
Chicago Aug 22. President
Harding. In a Inter received by lb
1 Union Chamber of Commerce, ex
pressed gratification at the organiia
I'on't ttale-wide campaign for a
fund to bring bom tb detection
and prosecution uf those guilty of
the recent llernn mine massacre.
The Intrr wai in reply to a tele
gram from ib t hamber of Com
merce following the chief executive'!
speech be(or tonurnt in which he
centured Illinois for its' failure to
tee justice done, It read a follows:
"I have your telrgram ol August
19, and ii"le with genuine interest
the activities ol your voriaijon to
re that justice it done Hi William
ton roiiiity. I was riot aware -T
the activitira which are under way
to re-cttablith justice in that com
munity. I hid only the iniblie view
of a horrible crime which bit thus
far been ignored.
"It is a gratifying thing to know
that there is a determination that
juttire shall be done. It wa ex
tremely necessary to refer to the af
fair in my addro to the convrett
because the general public did not
seem lo know that the federal gov
ernment was powerless to act in the
matter and it wa unbearable to
have a widespread impression that
ihe federal government wat willing
ly or purposely ignoring that inex
cusable crime.
"There is, of course, a conscience
in Illinois which will not tolerate
such a disgraceful thing. Il will be
very pleasing to me and rea'tur
ing to ihe whole country to know
that this conscience is finding ej-prrtslon."
LOST AND FOUND.
BEE WANT AD RATES
II pr Unt Mrs Aay, or I dart
lis pr Una ..rh d., I In I est,
lie pr II no arh dar, f or Isniar,
Th-aa rata ai'plr lit Tfis RuiKtar Hn
as wall to Tha Mnrnlnc and Kvanlng
lira. All rkdar artvrll.m.n'a appaar
In oab mnrnlns anal waning edlilnna al
Ik en coat.
Tha abova ral.a apple srlual-l
Want Ada wbiia ara rommonli larmail
"puhlla iranla," and alo not lnlud g
sarllalng r tiplolllnf Ihalr builn.M.
THR PKK raasrvaa lha rlfht I d.elg
nafa what ronalllul.a vuklla fiant.
Want Ada tecaplag at In (olletrlng
ftfriraal
MAIN HMO) ..ITta and rarnam Hia.
South Omaha tol N HI
Council Bluff U acolt at.
Talaphon
AT-lanil !.
Call fir Want A4 Danar'mant. A as-
prlnra4 want ad lakar will raralva yoar
ad and bill will ba malltd Liar, Tha
ralaa quolad abo tpple I allh.r cbaraa
ciJntxa noL'Ra roa want idi.
Csaning Kdinon ,,, ., 11:4 a. m.
Mornlnal Kdltlon t a. m.
guodar Rdllloa I p m. gaiurday.
THE. OMAHA MORNINO UtlL
THK KVRNINU Hr.B ,
Rvarr laona.t fmjar I
Omaha athaa thia alum
I laara lha aWr..a ( lha
n-r.au ha loal 'iha arlirla
that ha swan faoad Wh.
tan k antihia tall Al-
lanlla lt aag as far tlXV
"Wanf Ad us.r.
Ills! pant la kna lhal pna-d up man'
hand Slip of rlulh" lal h-io a
ha and l.liain. aiyi,lae afiamooai. In
aidar a. uid iruiia r.larn al on.'a. No)
ou-.tlona a.kul Will pa rasaid Juai tha
nun Min-4 M"h"l Uai"., .maln,
N.b V im. lit (r.hs4 i. Lmioln,
i'i N 'IiVtFiiTm Mh? laM. bla. k palanl Taalhar
Willi II hill and rha. l.-l luth
and l.arlnuifa Aa. al l'H a4 Ama
at f a a. Mi . Aug II. I H-I rswaot.
KItJT. , , ,
WATi'Hand chain. ,i gld. gaiui-laif
ar.nin lulwran l.in ad l.asa an ii'n
and I'hallaa km. inarm Initial H I,
an bark vt al hi aullakl r.waid T.I.
MA lal
Sitl'Mi, m I,,.. coal loal gutiday
a Idlii and llwls" or an IJnrollt H-
a H.w.rd Tal IHJ .
I,iriias:"i,(Tn" M V nis W
I'aii.. a ami ivnlrr auaaia Malum I
HI. SI SS PI im rlv- t fanarfl
iil.Ai'K " wir apaniLrniial. I.l a
IIS H-watd WA ! IIS Nn. ttlh.
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ATTRACTIONS
FrJIlMIlT ih-l iiirriTinluuiiirand Blnar
mat aaainna. or rarnivat mpaiir far
Auau.1 a and II si nth, I. Cloud
rrawda. I.. M fol.ir Anlh.m, la.
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KiVKLTIS:
Ask fir ralalosua .Ulka Nv.tt la.
1J Karnain at, nmslia. N-l,
rii"rs:niiiNMania,r ).ni,i,..i,lt Sab.
Kail f.'SMal Hi.lrii,r II, l and IS.
Alan fi-a allrarllnna Jraa A, Harris, .
"gAND'ltlllNT'MKAf'H
Th Jr apol of iimaha" Aulas walch.4
fraa Hailiing a m II P tn,
Fol;tttiaar fr.llval, Au lo P .
tonr...li,a want.4. Amarlran l.rl"n,
Orr,.nwood. Nb
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WANTRO Man, ladira and bora t l"'a
karhar Iradai klg drmandi ! whlla
laarnlhg. alrlrtlx modarn Call or writ
l.ul l'd( Ml Trl-Cltr Marir Collata.
ii you want lo Inrraaaa rur Inromat
Writ, iha National Auto arbool. lilt N.
201 h l , Omaha, for aalalog. r
M Ol.B K II A H H KR " I'OLI.K'I K.
II M Itlh. Wrll for ctl.
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Complaia raurtaa In orounianoir, sn
:hlna booSk-.l ln. romplsniatrr. abort
hand and lrpfllln, lallrnad r.d
wlr.l.aa trlsgrapb'. civil aaivlra and all
Kngllab and aommarclal branrhaa.
Wrlla. rail or pbona Jackann Ittl far
largo llluairalad caiaiog. Addraa
llOrl.K COLl.KOB
Bsyla Bld, Omshs, Nsh. '
DEATH & FUNERAL NOTICES
AlHMtTIMKMKNT.
Free Jo Asthm ind
lliy Fever Sufferers
Fr Trial of M.tbodl That Anyvn
Las Us Without Diteomfort
or Lois of Tim
W hav a mathod or Ui control of
Asthm. nd wt want you to try It at
our axpans. No matter wbathrr your
ess I or long standing or rsctnt davslop
mant, whethar It it prasant aa Chronis
Asthm or Hay Fever, you should sand
ror free Trial of our method. No mat.
tar what cllmste you live, no matter whai
your age or occupation, if you ara trou
dim witn Astnma or Hay raver, our
method should relieve you promptly.
W especially want to aend it to those
apparently hopeless cases, where all forms
of Inhalers, douches, opium preparations,
fumea, "patent .mokes," etc., hav failed
W want to show everyone at our ex
pense that our method is designed to end
all difficult breathing, all whetting, and
an inoa lemoie ptrosyims.
This free offer is too Important to neg
leet ainxl day. Writ now and begin
the method at one. Send no money. Sim
ply mail coupon, below. Do It Today
you even ao not pay postage.
FREE TRIAL, COUPON
FRONTIER ASHTHA CO., Room 186(1.
Niagara and Hudson Sts.. Buffalo, N. Y.
Bend free trial of your method tot
TO THE PUBLIC
Notice of Price Reduction on
The wholesale price
hat
of Father
been reduced
John' Medicine
I J tier cent on account of a reduc
tion in the cost of tht ingredient!
ami manuiacture,
Only the finest iiulity ingredient,
subletted ta eareiul ttstt by fom
petrni research chemist in our
laboratory and scientifically pre
pared, have ever been used in nuk
ing Father John'i Meilitiiie.'
For over 7 yira "Tht Gitalin
Body Build!
AIMaMTIkl.MK.
WOMAN'S CCH7LEX LIFE
Wonun't tiiniile i( with it
multitudinous (llt it given at bt
resnn (or nuuy a iirsout brek
IUiii wott, sot il (ibba.
Iii'iu, drtttmakiiig and Iht est cf
thildicn keep tl'4 .1ih itiiuuy wont'
tn iii a whiilmnd of tinny amil
Kridtibe ilr!i.i, btikt.be, t)tiv
outitr.t and oltviiliMirt moi s.n.uit
il!t wIikH at ('tu!ir t Her tea
lone, uib w, ui. en should ss.il d.
s4i, bul l itt 'l'd by lb ltii
i iri toibliihed Ht (Hit i.r I'ciH
-,'111,11 K fits If'H ittlitied tt
besllh by ltl I 'iMvbil rga.
MM 1 1 niH'Ul
1 h.s it a I ml j-i I bftb llir.l, u-.
b t -ill tun ku il'ugt and ism be
Uktn itt Misty t; ny WMtutn,
WAUNKR Joa P., aged 9 years. fct.
ai"r npniigs, hi).
runrral Thursday from Hoffmann Fun
eral homo al I J1 a m. to Hi. I'atrl' k
rhurrh. llth and I'aafellar at I . m. In
terment Holy Mopulrhre earn. I. rr. Lie-
raaaed la aurvlvad by two eons, ("laranc
m. ana winism I'Mlip: parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Haimr; two eisiere. Mra.
Itlrhard Wallut.. Omaha, and Mra. Wm.
('r on, hie, Minneapolla, Minn.
MAM' (MO Fl.'NKKAl,, COVKllT NU. II.
Slambvra of Overt l.oilae. No. 11, A. r.
It A. M . are ranu-alrd to met at Mi.
sonlo temple, Wrdnexlay. Augual II. 122.
at 1:11 si. rn , for the funeral srrvlre ot
our let broth-r, Hh-rman O. Clayton.
Krrvli.ee at Maaonlc Temple t 2 10 P. m.
John W. Jil.lirow, liastar; Ueorga K.
Porter. Bernisry,
KVANfl Kdward L, ana It yeara, Aunuat
ii, ittl, at ramliy raaidrnre, lost Maaoa
llody to be ahlpped from tha N. P. Kwanaon
lunerai cnapel to Morland. la . 7:10 Wnl
neaday a. m. by the Ureat Western Ry.
.o. rort lona, la., papura please copy,
liey or evenlnt ara.lona.
DWOItAK BUMINK.ua COLLK-OB, ...
Weed hide llth and Karnam AT, 7tit.
VAN BANT gi.'HOOl, or HUBINF.IM.
t r. 'or. Nineteenih and Iwiuglae. DO. ttl.
klANIHH lraa.,na alven J A. ls4.
MALE HELP WANTED
Dependable. Johnny-on-the-.pet
worker ran be secured
through the "Help Wanted"
column of The Omaha Morn
ing Bee THE tVKNINIi
hi.t (two papers for the
price of onel. Telephone
AT-tantie 1000 and ask for
"Want" Ad taker.
I.AKoKKHM t'evln- For balance of a.a
ann about ten werka Iso hour Wa pay
Iransporiatlon from Omaha 112.00) and
you won't have to pay back If yau work:
two werka and return transportation if
you work four weeks. If you give aatla
fartory work and alay an the job for
balance of eraeon you get lo estra for
each hour worked. Experienced asphalt
ehovelera 40o and extra. Bunk houae and
board 11.00 day. Hoport lo room too
gtandard OH Ilulldlng, Omaha, at noon.
BURIAL VAULTS.
WOOMKN boaet soon drray. Beeel or Iron
wulta will rust out and collapse. There
fore you ahould Insl.t upon your under
tsker uaing an Auiomatio Healing Con
crete Burial vault; water-proof and ever.
Isstlng. Manufactured only by tha Omaha
Concrete Burial Vault Co., 1210 N lOtb
St., omana. mepeciion invated.
CEMETERIES.
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O VISIT FOREST LAWN. O
O Foreat Lawn Cemetery la a place O
O of peace wbera beautiful green O
o lawna and many treea delight tha O
O eye and afford pleaaant mem- O
O orlea or trie last reetlng plraa. All O
O revenuea are used for perpetual o
u care ana improvement. Off era at o
p the cemetery (north of city lliiilla) O
O and 720 Brandala theater. O
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS
F. J. STACK & CO..
Omaha'a beat tinil.rtaklng eataMlahment.
aAMBULANCE,'
Thirty-third and Farnam.
Hulse & Riepen,
Funeral PI reel or. 1124 Cuming.
HEAFEY & HEAFEY-
Unrtrtftkra anil irmhalmarti
Phon HA. 25. Offlc 2611 Fira.m.
LARKIN BROTHERS"
FUNKRAL niBBCTOHS, 411 SO. 14TH
CROSBY-MOORE,
FLORISTS'
LEE LARMON Pnn'n. firsa
HA V IT WlTefFI.OWEns FROM HWKt
A BWOnOOA. 1411 FAHNAM STHRKT.
t. HKNPKHNON. I60T Farnam. JA. flsT
JOHN HATH, lsul Farnam. JA. 111.
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was tHirn at Nelun.f4urave!r
n-ar i'leraiae lo lieitad In
ISIS, and 'inn to K'w if-aland
In ISkt, Want ttifrhiallun of
the wh.faetiauis ef hie hriiih.te
and aieiara, Arrhibeid. J.iita,
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INK Ikaes U1..1H.4 ta J. ha
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ttltk fll liml n4 an.ia
kaet-4e wf Ike famitv el4
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SALESMEN to travel Neb. and Iowa, call
and Investigate my proposition. X. J.
Olbbe. Merchanla nntcl.
PI.ASTbHKS wanted, Saored Heart boapl
tal, La Mara, la. II par hour, Ion lob.
Apply Hl-aihe A Sanbornr Contracture.
KA1.K81IRN WANTED Side Una men to
carry atrong line of m-n'a nall-d and
welt ahore. packe and hleh to pa, atralalit
commission basis. Mention Una now car
ried. I.. W. Shoe Company, Chippewa
Fa Ma, Wis.
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O SALESMAN WANTED. O
O I will ba at the Fontenelle hotel O
O Wedneaday afternoon and evening, o
O prepared to fill eiclualv termor- O
O lea In western Nebraaka, Inclnd- 0
O eluding Lincoln and Missouri. I O
O am repreaentlng Tha Blanchard Co., O
O of Aurora, III. We manufacture O
O an eictuelve Una of art calandara, O
O monthly service blotters, fans,
O holiday greetings for advertising O
O purposes. Also a high-grade Una of O
O advertlalng p.nclla and apeclatlze O
O In leather, celluloid, metal. Kvery O
O hu.lneea possible prospect. We or. o
0 far liberal commission contract, o
O with possibt drawing account to O
O right party. O
Phone for appointment to 0
O E. N. FKKDON. 0
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TOL'NO MAN STUBT LAW I Evanlna
downtown seaalons. University of Omaha.
Si-e aecretary, 1027 Omaha Nat. Hk. Blag.
WANTEDS I men with aome bookkeenlnir
knowl.dre. Preliminary education, good
peraonar appearance and fixed determina
tion to oecom an accountant. Curwin Ac
countancy Co., Omaha Nat'l Bk.
WANTED at once, experienced atona ma-
tona. Good pay. Omaha Concrete Blon Co.,
zntn Ave. and Hahler.
WANTED Linemen and groundmeu.
ateady work. Hennlngson Eng. Co., Omaha.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED
Need domestic help office
help factory help J Secure
good. dependable workers
throunh this classification.
Telephone AT-lantic 1000
and .k for "Want" Ad
taker, Hetter results at
leaser eost.
COMPTOMETER OPERATORS WANTEll
via nvs cans ror It iprlenced romp
inmeinr op.rainre that we ate ud.IjI. m
fill. He nerd III aludenla to go throueh a
als-weeka' tourae lu fit themaelvee for Juat
such positions. If you must work why not
prepare ao that yuu will gat tha most fur
our time? 11 lie I. II oU ahou, l.
COM I'll IKTtll Ki'lliKil
tot I Mlckel llldg. jl. Illl.
'Th School That Oraduatra Fsperta"
for g.n.ra!
KM'KRIKNCKIi whlla girl
nu wore i-none ha s.ss,
FOK ahurthand. l .ewriiin.l.kke.pin
etc.. attend Ihe American Collet ef
Hualnxa. Illl Farnam. Paaliions guar
am d, all our ai.duaira are la l
joifna Call AT tlit or write f .r ialai.
Mi'i sk.klU I'k.11 WA.VIKIi AT oNi St. f,.r
family ut iu ii, I nil ur imiu.i lt
l.J Clay Center, N.b.
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lf. Siinl fee wiilu.f In war Ih.vdue.
ghefer lu. 1st I lainam 14 IUr
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