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Chick Davies, Duquesne coach, has Blackie, the Negro trainer, do a tap TALL LADS WELCOMED BY REDS “ : PAGE 6 MONDAY, JANUARY 18, 1937

dance in the Dukes’ dressing room ; : after every defeat in an effort to cheer up the players.

CONFERENCE LEAD IS AT STAKE TONIGHT -

Case: Frankforter vs. Frank fur ter

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"ONE CINCY ROOKIE STANDS 6-6

TEVE LE GAULT, rookie southpaw coming up with the ~ Cincy Reds from the Durham Bulls, picked out the wrong sport. . . . And how did the basketball coaches miss him? . . . He is 6 feet 6 inches tall. . . . Oh, yes, his nickname is Shorty. . . . Another Cincy youngstér, Frank McCormick, first sacker, stands 6 feet 4 inches. . . . Manager Chuck Dressen, a midget in stature, is collecting all of the bean poles possible. . . . His two coaches, George Kelly and Tom Sheehan, are two of the tallest men in baseball. Little fellows are not out of the picture, however. ... Manager Bush of the Minneapolis Millers will not have to stand on his toes when he shakes his finger at Outfielder Dominic Dallesandro. . . . The Italian measures just 5 feet

Purdue Is

Menaced by Ohio State

Boilermakers Face Real Test In Hlinois Tilt at

Captain Comes T hrough in Fine Fashion to Save His Ship in City Tournament

Flashy Marion Carter and Fred Fobes Are Outstanding In Final Game as Washington Proves to Blue or

5 inches in height. . . . He topped International League Lafayette. Devils Real Worth of Continental pitching for .321 last year with Syracuse. mci . a, aa The University of Illinois de- The captain usually comes through in times of distress, and that’s :

JIM OGLESBY, who has been assigned to-guard first base for the Kansas City Blues, spent 10 years in the minors

before he got his chance in the

big show, only to have hard

luck cut him down. . . . Jim was on the initial sack for the

Athletics 1n the opening game spring and got two singles. . .

of the season at Boston last . In the second tilt in Bean-

town he was spiked in the hand by Oscar Melillo of the Red

Sox. . . « The Athletics move

d to Philadelphia for their

first game there and Oglesby played it through. . . . And after that to a hospital. . . . Those first three games of the American League season were the only ones Oglesby played

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ITH the usual chicanery of some managers of professional boxers,

several of that trade in New York attempted to snare the exclusive services of Arturo Godoy, promising South American heavyweight, following the death the other day of Louis Bouey, who managed the big Chilean. . . . They offered Godoy as much as $5000 to sign a contract. . . . It develops that Loe Brix is comanager of Godoy, and when the bgxer informed Brix of the bids the latter replied that he

would continue to pilot the South

American and Mrs. Bouey would

share equally with him the profits of future contests.

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n ” 2 University have won six straight

basketball games since Stanford snapped their 43-game winning streak. . . | Coach Clair Bee didn't let the shock of losing one throw his boys

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Thus far two of the Kansas City Star’s Golden Gloves sectional

tournaments have been held, one at

Pittsburg, Kas. . . . And at Pitts-

burg, in the heart of the lead mine distict, the winning flyweight had a few weeks previously won the town’s ice cream cone eating contest.

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LLINOIS hasn't won a basketball game at Lafayette in 14 years and eight tilts have been played there with the Boilermakers during that period. . . . Maybe the law of averages will come to the aid of the Illini in the battle at Purdue tonight. , . . But Piggy Lambert's sharpshooters have averaged 39 points in four Big Ten games while keeping ahead of

the opposition by an average margin

of 10 points.

Brehob’s Amateur Team + Beats Rockwood Buddies

he Brehob Market basketball team today boosted its season’s record

affer winning from the Rockwood B day afternoon by a score of 31-29. Banta and Goins, ex-Southport High School stars, were outstanding for the Market team with Briggs, Hunt and Wenning doing fine work for the losers. :

uddies at the Southport gym yester-

able to get within striking distance when they attempted a rally in the final quarter. The summary.

fencing. They will attempt to do 1t again tonight—in basketball. Purdue fortunately faces this game with the advantage of playing it on its home floor. [Indiana will play Ohio State's fast team at Bloomington tonight. Should Indiana and Purdue both lose their games tonight, Ohio State would step into the Big Ten | lead with Purdue and Illinois tied for second place. : There are 18 other games scheduled for the week by Indiana colleges and universities. Heading the list is the traditional battle between DePauw and Wabash at Greencastle Wednesday night. Having already dropped Butler, the Moffett men will be out to take the “Little Three” championship by defeating the Little Giants. Butler, Notre Dame Active

Butler plays host to Marquette Saturday night, with the final game of the Marion County tourney as a curtain-raiser. Notre Dame is to play Syracuse's “S-Men” at South Bend tonight and will travel to Philadelphia to take on Pennsylvania Saturday night. Not once in the last 14 years { have the Illini won a basketball game on Purdue's home floor but the former team holds a record of 27 victories against 25 for Purdue in the 52 played by the two teams. Last year the Ohio State basket men gave the Indiana University team its only defeat of the scason, and will bring four cf last year’s first five, led by Tippy Dye, to Bloomington tonight. Exams at Indiana

This will be/the last game on the Indiana schedule until after final examinations for the semester. Indiana’s next game will be against Loyola at Chicago, Jan. 30. The week's complete college schedule is as follows: Tomorrow—Ohio State at Indiana, Illinois at Purdue, Syracuse at Notre Dame, Indiana State at Indiana Central, Ball State at Earlham, Valparaiso at Central Normal. Wednesday—Wabash at DePauw. Thursday—Evansville at Indiana State, Central Normal at St. Joseph’s, Wittenberg at Earlham. Friday—Oakland City at Han-

feated Purdue Saturday night—in |

By ALFRED GRECO It’s one hot dog after another for Glenn Witsman, varsity forward

on the champion Frankfort team.

When he isn’t sinking field goals as a Hot Dog player in a Frank-

fort High School game, Glenn is sinking weiners between buns for hungry customers as a waiter behind a lunch counter near the high

Glenn Wiisman . . . . One Hot Dog Spears Another. 6

Glove Entrie: to

Close Wediiesday

Forty per cent of th 4 net re- - ceipts of the Golde: Gloves

what Capt. Jim Hardin did with his ers in the city tournament.

crew of Washington basketball play-

Of course, you know Washington grabbed the title from Shortridge’s hands, 24-22, in the last seven seconds of play. Hardin snatched Fred Fobes’ missed foul throw from the Short-

floor, and scored the deciding goal. Had Fobes made good on his foul toss, this story might be different. It was a movie-thriller ending, all right. There aren’t many city title basketball games that end in that fashion.

While the 4000 fans in Tech gym were boosting their heart beat in that last minute some of them were doing unusual things. Coach Kenneth Peterman, on the Shortridge bench, was tearing up bits of paper furiously. Once we thought he was going to stuff them into his mouth. But who wouldn't when his team is slipping off a city title in the last seven seconds? One girl came to the game with opera glasses. In the excitement she placed them to her eyes: the wrong way. Let’s see—that would make (little ones out of big ones, wouldn’t it. Another smartly clad girl ruined an expensive looking hat. She crushed it completely, then started to tear it. If she was a Washington student, no doubt her mother forgave her.

It’s an advantage to have red hair when youre a good basketball player. We're thinking of Marion Red Carter, handsome Washington forward. “Come on Red,” seemed to be the popular cry among Washington fans. Any how Red did come through! Carter stole the ball time and again from Shortridge players. He was the leader in individual scoring, with five field goals and two foul tosses for a total of 12 points. Fobes was high individual scorer for Shortridge, with three field goals and a foul throw for seven points.

Foul line tosses were a deciding feature in the game. Although each scored eight field goals, Washington was more accurate at the foul

ridge backboard, dribbled down the |-

Wabash Apaches Still Unbeaten

By United Press | The high-powered Wabash Apaches today held major honors as the State’s outstanding unbeaten high school quintet after a weeks end of upsets among Indiana’s 800 prep school basketball teams. ‘The Wabash men from Central Indiana ran their victory string to

12 in a row with wins over Peru and Plymouth and will be gunning for their thirteenth victory at Alexandria Friday night. Washington’s | Hatchets # stepped out of the ranks of the “underdogs” to register a 22-to-18 victory over Bedford ending the Stonecutters’ ll-game winning streak. Bedford had beaten Washington by 10 points earlier in the season. Saturday the Stonecutters entertain the .bombarding cagers from Vincennes. Competition in the North Cene tral race continued at a fast pace with the three leading teams score ing week-end victories. Frankfort, leading the pack by one game, de= feated Newcastle, 27 to 17; Logansport overwhelmed Xokomo, 35 to 9, and Richmond set back Marion, 23 to 22. In competition this week Loganse port invades - Richmond | Friday night and Frankfort plays |at Ko= komo. Vincennes, Southern Conference leader whose 10-game winning streak was broken by Jeffersonville last week, swung back into winning stride by conquering the Reitz Panther§ from Evansville, 25 to 41. The Alices invade Central of Evansville Friday and Bedford Sate .urday. ol In another outstandin Martinsville, leader of the South Cent ral Conference, defeated Bloomington, 34 to 29. The Are tesians play at Rushville Wednes~ day and Shelbyville Saturday.

Announce ’37 Irish

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Eastman (23) | over, Western State Normal at Val- | school campus. line, making eight of 10. Short- T rack Schedule °

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Tonight the Rockwood team will Linton (32) : i; : : tourney goes to The Indian- ! € attempt to cinch the Commercial |rananan. 1. G 7 1|Gasaway, {C1 0 o| Paraiso. Ii was a lot easier legrning: 50 apolis Times Clotht{A-Child ||ridse scored six of 1l. ‘The Con. f League title at Dearborn Gym |Hufiman f. 1 1 2iCoonfield f..2 1 0 Saturday—Marquette at Butler, | put together hot dogs than it was HIGH SCHOOLS Fund, 60 per cent to {iz Bruce || tinentals connected on eight out of | Times Special ’ when it plays the Mount Comfort |Iyach. ¢.ii 1 0 iN pdngar. I. 3 0 ZINotre Dame at Pennsylvania, | learning to shoot field goals,” cOM=- | gjent Hoosiers, 37: Masonic Home, 29. P. Robison Post foi Legion ||45 field goal attempts, Shortridge | NOTRE DAME, Ind, Jah. 18— ; team at 3:30 p. m. Fin] 1 pele) J {{Frpiinat Manchester, Ball State | mented Glenn. Bainbridge, 32; Rockville, 26 (overtime). | | philanthropies and Amateur ||OD eight of 55 attempts. Notre Dame's 1937 track schedule eo uston, g... 2 1 OCunn'gham g1 0 1). "rgjana Central, Evansville at| He's working in the lunch coun- | princeton. 29: Washington, 27. sports : has been announced by Athletic 4 9 ‘Totuls..... 10 3 6|pePaul, Taylor at Huntington, River | ter to earn spending money. When | Aurora. 25; Batesville, 12. ’ Shortridge won the reserve team | Director Elmer F. Layden, The

The William H. Block girls team | Totals.....1¢ led by plucky Virginia Meyers and Miss Willis bowed before the Kingan girls in one of the games at Dear- . born gym yesterday. Miss Gass of Kingan’s made four baskets from the center section of

x 73 : Columbus, 38; Southport, 36. (TIl) Teachers at Concor- | he isn’t drilling with Coach Everett | Union Twp.. 52; Bence. 24.

, : ’ _ | Jeffersonville, 26: Vincennes, 25. ; i | Br ans a a i nnell,’ 39; New Ross, 29. boxers of Indianapolis ziid nearby : . : ’ Anderson, 41; Crawfordsville, 26. is bik : : og hy a is i%. Jr on | Memorial (Evansville), 34; Gakland City. cities to enter the fil h annual Griffiths, Koehler & 5 : . 4 A y y a oC “Central (Evansville), 31; Bosse (Evans- | 1imes-Legion Golden G aves 'tour-

Saturdays and Sundays. ville), 22. i 3 i Bloomfield, 24: Scotland, 17. nament. The deadline 3i Wednes-

tournament title by beating Wash- | schedule: ington, 20 to 17.

; Forest Although the Roberts Milk team |g; “naklang City at Louisville.

led well into the second quarter Fort Harrison forged out in front and

won its game, 27-20. Earlham Meets Reports of other games are as fol- : Ball State Tonight

Indoor—Feb. 5, Indiana, here; Feb, 13, Marquette at Milwaukee; March 12-13, Central Intercollegiate “Cone ference meet, here; March, 20, Bute

; lows: The American Can Co. Piles. Up Scores i : ; Oo i the floor. . The game was close a Or fae BS 1 day. The first night if fighting utdoor—April 23-24, Drake o @ throughout. At the end of the first galloped away: from the Bixby Shi- Times Special hd Jad. 18 Glenn seems to pile up scores in Ror bi een 7 Touney will be Friday, at the National a Penn relays; May 1, Pittsburgh nola ,Corp., 44-20. Swanee A. C.! RICHMOND, Ind, an. —.| the North Central Conference with | Daleville, 25: Yorktown, 15, Guard Armory, and othe: dates are Sam Griffith and Charles Koehler here; May 8, Navy, here; May 15.

quarter, Kingan's led by a lone tally. At the half the score was knotted at 9-all. The. third quarter ended ; with the two teams neck-and-neck | ‘lie East Side Netters, 39 fo 23. at 16 apiece. Ft. Harrison (27) Roberts (20)

The game was held up tempo- FG FT PF FGFT FE ference game.

Jan. 29 and Feb. 5 and 1. were winners in the Indianapolis | Ohio State at Columbus; May 22, The tournament entry 1 st has in- | Skeet Club events yesterday after- | Michigan State at East Lansing; creased to 170, but last-1 inute in- | nOON. _ |May 29, Indiana state meet, here; dividuals and groups are ecxpected Koehler scored 49 out of 50 to win | June 4, Central Intercollegiate Con-

to swell the total to 200. ‘Anderson, | the handicap shoot. Griffith shot |ference meet at Milwaukee.

nosed out Apta Palo Club, 20-18, and | Strengthened by the return of a5 mych ease as he dishes out sand- Blind Tourney the East Side Boys’ Club shellacked | Glenn Bull, sophomore center, Earl- | wiches during a noon-hour rush. Goodland. 32: Remington, 25, ham College meets Ball State here | ges leading the individual scoring | Goodland, 24: Brook, 33 (Anal). tonight in an Indiana College CON- | jj, the conference with 59 points Fayette County Tourney

+ : ie 3 Alquina, 34; Fairview, 15. to his credit. This is his last year Bentonville, 34; Evert

5 . Bowen, f.... 2 1 0|Silvey, f 5 2 . onvi on, 19. 2 rarily while Babe Prokl went out to Kelly. fi 1 0 1 Gibson, f 30 0 oh Tv ie3pesied to at PronRIo He Hes been plays Alauipe, 28; Bentonville, 24 (final). Plainfield and Seymour hi ye prom- 45 out of 50 in the regular skeet : remove some mascara which had LI > 2 Henry, C..... 1 0-01!S "ling basketba as long as he can i ancock County Tourney : end several b fers event. Scores: ° lodged in her eye. Eaton B80 Yidetin 3 § }{Bwi at conter, and Land and Peters | remember, he says. Z | Eden; 37: Charlottsville, 20. ised to send several baiflers and) ® ‘l,l. Handicap—Koehler, 49; Har- KEEPS HANDBALL TITLE Hickman, g. 4 0 2|Wilson, 0 1 2|at guard , i a] Mt. Comfort, 3%: Maxwell, Is. more local lads may joir the field | vey, 48; Leonard and Free, 47 each; Pratt —— The summary. « 84 3 Gvuson, 2... 0 04 g . There's one big headache ih the | Eden, 29; Mt. Comfort, 20 (final), pefore eliminations begin. | 16. Roberts and Griffith, 45 each; C. : . Block's (19) Kinga ith Totals.....12 3 4| Totals.\... 33s ; : job Glenn holds, he reveals. In ad- Dubois County Tourney The event is sanciions} by ihe |SSEED. Have and RE. Smith, £3 cech: Tom Smith has retained his title a wis roy FG FT FF _ Danville Seeking dition to playing the games for | guzce. 33: Holland Reserves, 28. Tr oy ne Bata 086. 41; Richards, 40: NU | gg ingles handball champion at the 5 Willis, £.... 2° 4 Lstaniey, £.... 70° 0| New Bethel romped away from St. | ight Frankfort on a basketball floor, he | Cuzco, "36: Huntingburz Reserves. 21| 1c’ pouts will be 3-routfl affairs |ards. 45. prea On ev 30, | ¥- M. C. A. by- defeating John Meyers, c.... 1 3 3 Weaver, f.... 1 1 1|Roch’s yesterday, to win, 35-16. Eighth Straig has to replay them for ardent fans hi ; al i Smith, 38; Hood, 36; Mogg and Nugent, 32 | Bright, 21-18 Taylor, g.... 0 0 GVoight, c..... 3 0 1 ; 4 Ripley County Tourney of two minutes each to &! decision | each; Finchbaugh, 31; Hare, 30 ght, 18, 16-21, 21-8. Smith Prokl.'g .... 0 1 1iGass, g ..... 3 0 1| The Buddies from New Bethel fired| pANVILLE, Ind, Jan. 18—Cen- | Who drop iat the June counter. Milan, 30; Osgood, 20 (overtime), - in both Novice (beginnjrs) andy . —————1—— survived a field of 30 entrants in Eringhem, 5. 8 Bisse, g-... 0 0 3|away at oh ame Sy in the|tra] Normal's undefeated quintet T’ll bet I Yiage = he Lafayette Shnmai 91; Nealon, _~ Open divisions. The chat ipions in KIR SHB AUM T ABLE the annual tournament. . Reata 8 0 re ower nies ge = dred seeks iis eighth Siraipgy Yjetory in. | gAG Over Met Ne fare Bourbon, 23; Bremen, 21. the Open class will compe 2 in the cores § 9 TI 033g ’ 1, | night in a game with Valparaiso ulver, ‘37; ‘Argos. 25. pl | : Totals..... 5 911i Totals... .10 3 | gt. Roch's guard, was ousted from gl I g p Culver, 26; Bourbon, 19 (final.) Tournament of Champion: | at Chi NETTERS WIN 4-2 University. STATE COLLEGES - cago. ?

Crown Products led - its entire the fray early in the last quarter on personals,

Coach Sewell Leitzman said his Matches Carded game against Block's?” men’s team starting lineup for the game will be : except at the beginning of the sec- . : : Dave Williams and Edward Engleond half when Block's nosed out in| Chi Butler's Inland Box quintet| part at forward, Gerald Roudebush, front 23 to 22, and finished ahead, made the first basket in their game | center, and Charlie Morris and Cal 55-20. [The Crowis tem, however. | oH Sinclair Oilers and stayed out Gullion at guard. had an advantage in Childers, who In front during the entire contest, | TTT monopolized the tipoff. Joe Meier which ended 38-20. When the first | Indiana Horsemen

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Purdue, 41; Indiana, 30. Xavier, 28; Butler, 26. ; Wabash, 35; Evansville, 33. or Ue ourney Hanover, 41; Valjaraiso, 40. Manchester, 49; Concordia, 27. Ball State, 29; Franklin, 26. Rose Poly at Taylor (cancelled.)

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: : ,.. {half was over the box factory boys was high point man for Block's y boy liard tourney in Harry Coolers par-| Northwestern, 44; Chica : > : 3 C |v 5 2 : : - orth , 4H; go, 21, Claypool Hotel drug store] and at 2 ; while Bob Dietz carried th | were on top with a 24-8 score. : : Michigan, 43; Wisconsin, 31. : : £ ; i cz carr, a laurels Shorty Brown's Oiimen played des- | To Attend Banquet lor. The schedule: Syracuse,’ 35; Western Reserve, 21. ihe Jems Service Shop, 108 E, 2 DISNEY HATS J ’ : nerately t he i ——— : har a "So arke . Scarfs — Gloves — CROWN (35) BLOCK’S (29) Jette) Onougrou Je second half | : : tort Tuesday, 8 p. m.—Neal Jones vs. Bike, 20, Matyiend, aL rrr eR ves— Neckwear FG FT PP PC or br succeeded in cutting down the Indiana horsemen, fair secretaries | Joe Murphy. Plotburen 35: Navy. 28. MARTIN IS RECOVERING ARGUS & YAVER Pietat $1 fom viol 82 margin somewhat. and members of the Indiana Trot-| Wednesday, 8 p. m—~—Harry Cooler | 4rm 1 393; Dickinson. 25. By United Press | 36 N. P Wan: : Stes 3 IEE 1 1H ne quincy mea ma Ju go. | 508 2nd Pacing Morse Association vg, Lany SHeDR0. eMoroh 4oNorth ‘Carolina, ‘56: St. Joseph's (Phile-| SUFFOLK, Va, Jan. 18 -Slight : ania Bi . B e, 2iC.Mejére.. 2 1 2 e Quincy en recently de- are to convene ursday a e Thursday, 3 p. m.—Murphy vs. tPA) kT" 25. : i = : BHRRECE 1 3 SEARS Bb 1] rented the Spencer baketnanl team. | Graypool Hotel for the anual I T.| lev sy, 8 > SY Kentutky. 92: a improvement was raporind | Bley in A ® _ _ Yohnsong.0 0 1 46-29. Quincy would like to book | & P. H. A. vs. Harry Rubens. Manbatian: is: Loyola (Baltimore), 24. ie ganglion of War in ab- . : Totals ..14 7 8 Totals ..12 5 11) 8ames with fast state teams on a The feature of the informal pro-| Friday 3 p. m.—Clayton McGreg-| Carnegie Tech, *36; West Virani, 37. Xo > a a Martin if a sec- Used Pianos —_— home and home hazis. Write to gram will be a discussion of plans | or vs. Al Roche; 8 p. m. McGregor |e Louisville, 33; ‘Western Kentucky ‘Teach. | SCessed 2PP Tt Lot is Car: " . The game between Wayne Park |Otis Murphy, Quincy, Ind. for the Hoosier Stake Series for|ys. Al Greenberger "Miamt, 30; Dayton, 29. ° ond baseman for ine St. Los Car All Make and Link Belt started fast for the nA 2-year-old trotters and pacers, | J Spivey are tieq| Iennsylvania, 34 Dartmouth, 22. dinals. Rhu $9 latter and in the early minutes of| The B Davis tina Smdais ripe hil Cooler, Jones and Spivey are tie Marquette, 32; Michigan State, 25. bn 2 From....... il , The Ben Davis All-Stars would sponsored by the Association, which | for first in standings, each with New York University, 42; Colgate. 27. Wilking Music C play they piled Yh 2 fair-sized lead, | like to schedule a game for Monday will be raced in several Indiana | three victories in as many starts. oviennessee, 36; Alabama, 31 (double . uIl'rs 120 E. 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‘The jright amount of the right kind of medication in Blue Star [KVV[e]M = SUSSMAN, Inc.

The pleasant and quick way to make coughs guit is a Smith Brothers Cough Drop: (Two kinds— Black or Menthol —5¢.)

Smith Bros. Cough Drops are the only drops containing VITAMIN A

DR. V. M: PIERCE Those id hah irs i urination, disturbed sleep wi feet of diuretic benefigi | in flushing the kidneys, diluting acid, ahi re-

ERECT oF he, | g lushing the | I CORNER. WASHINGTON 0 lieves the itching of eczema, rash, 239 W. WASH. ST. ih SORE TH 41] 1} This is the vitamin that raises the resistance of the mucous es “up of hot water ant Dri SERCIISRNICE EAN ITS SLY: UNI ‘RB Heves the itching of ‘cczéma, rash, SA ; S 0) ; f th d throat fo cold and cough infect Pierce's A-nuric after every meal i ould : 5 hin, p “ ON STORE aa back if first jar does not satisfy, 'EUNLEEICEEIITLISIS ASUS | IF) UE LL! {HS membranes of the nose an 8h 1nlections. bring remarkably quick EE anes Jif. Ui a 118 N. PENNSYLVANIA ST ot Buy of your druBEISt UCTS gvertiser ent. : \ Tn &

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