South Bend News-Times, Volume 38, Number 25, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 25 January 1921 — Page 8

TI I MIAY MOIIMXC, JAN L'AHV 2. 1921. THE SOUTH BEND NEWS-TIMES Lewis Retains Wrestling Title With Last Minute Victory Over Caddock

HEADLOCK AGAIN WRECKS HOPE OF IOWA WRESTLER

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Stranzli-r" Win With I)-;nll Grip After Heilig .n rrj.' of Drfcat.

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By Afw i.itf.J 1': -': m:v York. j.ir.. world's h vyw i gin ' m can wr 'ling tit'. 1 r. i g h t by ! h r . .-; : r. g 1 :. 1 1 f orm-r h i u : io : , in ' r. 4 minuter, v. or, ".ir.'-.l h.-jcl nn.l hi' P ! The winning f.ill -t'l' climax to .i,. , ,f "i.'lc mat s t n: i.-,-! r

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'h- P. nih. After an hour and .1 wrestling. Ci.lrlo-. i-r 1 1 r . 1 i!y punishing to ..n.l minute ami 1 "o j : ! - Ii- s to force I'-.vi-:' sh'iul'l t -

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NOTRE DAME STARS ENTER I A. C. MEET

HENRY FARRELL SAYS-

Har, Dcsch and Two-Mile Relay Team to Compete at Chicago Friday.

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mar. beat

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lrc.vru-d in th tri::.e Caddock. Th- fi.m r sol fretTo-ndo:;-: f-i ri t with .-; l.itor.s v. ho w it. h ,1

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itr I nlt'! IThh : Ni:V YORK. Jan. 24. Walter Maranv toe. perhaps the most s)Ut;ht player in the National Ia'Ue. Is now a, I'irat-. The Ilal.hlf has !;fon traded to Plttshunr hy the H..stm Ilravos for thr' jilayer an! the conventional "ah oon.si'U'rat!n." Tht f:in in every city of the circuit cxcppt !ittsourr, will ronwequ ntly frei more than a little dlsappointtti, particularly tho.' in New Vrk and Cincinnati, who hal felt jrjrf until Monday's .'inr.n'incfmcnt that Maranvil!- was t ! Heen tn their tearr.s' uniform this car. ' In exchange for thr peppry litt'c shortstop, I'.oston r- iv s Hill Southworth and Fred Nicholson, outfleld-

uf the t-am later in I ! and Walter Harharv. intielder.

Despite the wail that Is hound to k'o up from the followers) of the Hraves it is not Improbable that Ho.ston too. will beefit iy the trade. Nicholson finished th" 19 20 Je.u'n second only to Korcth Hnrnsby in batting. In i'J sames ho acquirt-d a perc-ntage of .360. His fielding was

Hud IVrrill. champion Indiana litthtu fin ht who expects to use 'I-ni.' 'I'm it, Canadian champion as a e;pins stow in his climb to the top of the lightweight division when th- two i n t at the Oliv r tonight.

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TONIGHT'S MIX IS CHANGE FOR TAIT

"IU1I" Hays and ' Clus" es-h. Notre Iame Olympic stars, have accepted an Invitation to compete In th fourth annual handicap track and field nu-ft of the Illinois Athletic club at the Hroadway armory in Chicago Friday night. They will

J he accompanied by a two-mile relay

m uit n ii n in v v i til' .--w nwu n dors. Coach Jtot kne will announce

th pervonnc

th- Week. Hayes will enter the 100 yard da.-h in company with Carl Johnson a n.l "Jack"' Scholz of the Detroit A. c. Johnson is well-known for his p rforma nc s as an all-round athlete at Michiunn; and Scholz, formerly of th lniv rsity of Missouri, and member of la.t year's Olympic team. has teen a factor in Wt-Mcrn track for years. Hayes has been training hard and consistently and the school will pull for his victory over old rival:. lHsrh Iloml Holder. Desch tied the world's record fox 10 yard low hurdles at the I. A. C. meet of last year and will he entered this year in the 60 or 70 yard low sticks. Observers at the gym this season have often wondered li.it Desch does with his other foot when he hops the hurdle; he has all the actions-of a' world-beater and with two more years of collegiate competition should do great things for his school. The relay team will probably race Ames. Officials of the meet have received over 30 0 nominations for entrants and handicaps will be announced In a fewdays by the official handlcapper of the Central A. A. U. Coach Halas will take his baskethall team to CrawfordsvIIle Thursday to meet the "Little Giants," considered by some critics to be the best team in the West. The dope points to a Notre Dame defeat, but If the form shown against the Aggies in the second half is continued the local squad will take great pleasure In kicking the dope bucket clear

'of the court. Friday night the squad

meets De Pauw at Oreencastle In what should prove a whirlwind came. Coaches of visiting teams at Notre Dame, who have met these terriers from the small Indiana schools, report wonderful combinations which only top style floor play can beat.

Bowling Scores

tiii.iumiont:. LUCKY STKIKES De Lawter 120 171

Hertzer 116 Shively 150 Conrow 143 Voelkers 140 Handicap 171

118 179 14 'J 125 171

133 136 121 131 157 171

424 370 450 423 4 2 513

A -halr was j 1 . 1 h-math urn it: the center of the rim:. l it ' tolled to th- Hour attain and a .11 was mad-- for a do Tor. This uroe th" crowd into a frny. for CaMilock had b ri i i -red

throughout th1 evening wln'v j

Was stc.ldllv booed and ill -

;.ny I is

Med. Threaten Hint. Crie f "Kill the murderer" went ip xi nd there wa a concerted i'i-Ii 'or the l inx. "a, Mock's iikui il'i r Aavcd the excited v. rcstbiv- lar.ack a nd wh'-n C.iid'"k n , recov r ;inl wa'k to !'i orm r langer of a riot quickly pas.-. ,J. Caddock was the overwhe! m i v avorite when !m . nt r d tlie rm-.

Canadian Will Force Recognition With Clean Victory

Over IVrrill.

If CI. nie Tait. Canadian lightiu'ht hnrr.pi n slams I'.ud Porrill t i th.- r t'.m of Kid Morph'-us to--;:t win n thr two no et at the 011-i-theater h. i- icintt to Iworn; a r a -us pi' ''::; tor thos' people

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uick'y broki . From that poin until the md '.",e battle Caildo. k was almost c muously the aguressor. I.e ,ain-d his first hco! :. after uinute.s but C.iddo-k siipp 1 furo pressure ci'uM be .i",''. nd retaliated with nri armh f: r 1 r minutes whi--h 1 wis hn rok- by an almost s ; per hum i n ort.

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draw, Ta i

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:s in the r'as, ruled rd ire in onl r.

v f these pro'aa !a ltie- is iikeira' a fact. The two have l.. fore met and the meeting of more than ordinary inter-

fans uho ,r" curious to i' rrill w;i! ,rt himself tin- man who he Id I'inky pr"d:gy of the yiar, to a

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r ransfcr All Interests In Title Bout to Richard

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dm wing against Mitchell m-ugh. to warrant him st- ;'' r;i!:rn when prospective

.. ; e h ir picke d. He ? th.- a.lvan'age .f yotith on --vvh'.'-h is tile biggtrst factor f r a boxing title. Work, with Vlh. I'.s.'d hi- training y sterday

i a sn rt w i k 'ill at . He took on Kddie I', nd. welt rweight for - and wound up his

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v. ith exhibition work. i slated t " clash with n:obid lie trains a

r, her- tr.ight, acc'.rdh: m anairer. Iirry Litchen-

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TiAKKVlI.T.i: TAKi: TWO.

I.kevllle hicli s ccr.d teams v. i igb at Plvmri:: h 14 ar.l :M to 1

fr. : v

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end girr.fs.

:owd i N : a w ". a '. w.v . I- I

h will be the semi-wind-is a 'so i'. rawing a b!g r :rt- : s- h cally. South

. . r. Pa d i n g the b cal a unit. His showing '.it 'd importance. wh n Sit. ith . T- A. F.. F. litaw has r.-.t in the least .is st ige. vouugster who will have ' ;.'. hint tonight is Kid Mi )-... youmrster who r put ition for fighting ' in !f- two appearand i aUdlema.s

'Rabbit9' Demands $600 Fine Returned Before He Signs With Pirates

Totals LKMONS Nortis Munro Duddlng Schrioker . . . toner Handicap

840 913 849 260i

.119 122 .126 .120 187 ,233

126 124 170 108 147 233

127 114 134 138 123 238

372 360 430 366 457 704

Total 907 908 874 2691 MOONSHINE Heurtt 130 90 141 361 Myers 131 146 110 3 87 Lyster 94 116 88 298 droves 134 118 131 391 Hyatt 142 116 131 389 Hrdicap 238 238 238 714

Totals

SITNSHINi: I mars 101 IVrsvhke 114 Frj e 14 2 Ihmert 149 Krelg 145 Handicap 217

869 824 847 2540

126 103 134 146 138 217

94 150 20S 172 123 217

Totals 86 0 rEACEMAKEKR-

864 96!

Kdson 141 1U9 151 Forrest 9 5 137 9 4 Niles 99 178 155 Hryant 73 95 94 Ilonas 137 123 136 Handicap 279 279 279

321 367 4 84 406 406 651 !689 461 326 4 32 262 416 $?.:

Totals . NUTS

Calvert . .

S33 990 929

HOSTON. Mass.. Jan. 24. Walter "Rabbit" Marunvllle raded by the

Hraves to the Pirate for Fred i NNnn

Mchoisot:. Hilly So Khworth and j iatron Walter Härtere son: . rl from hsj ,.'omi,((; home in Springfield that before he m.cKsti dt

would sign a contract ne must oe paid f 00 the amount extracted from : the "Habblt's" pay envflopo becauM. he p'ayed a game in Attleboro be-i fore the clrw of the hieball season. J "Ilahb't" iid he had not been con-, suited about the trade, did not want; to go to Pittsburg, did not think j b cvmid im and certainly would i

not pbv baseball until President! t'ancake Crant remits. Handicap "T f.iil to see whv I should lose.

so much money for entertaining a gathering of fans who have long

ben Hraves followers saiu .Maran-ville.

172 124 ,117 l il .100

1 !atidkap Totals .... ROUND KHK Van Ciundy . Hartzell Rill McComh

. .r.9 . .123 . . 141 ..107 . .129 O O . u O

132 119 123 105 76

SOS 14.1 14: 116 104 150 236

Would Jail Player For "Throning' Ball Game l'.v A sociale! Press: OKLAHOMA CITY, Ok la.. Jan. 2 4 A bill making It a misdemeanor for any baseball player or person connected with an organized baseball team to "throw" a game, was introduce! in the lower house of the Oklahoma legislature Monday. Tines ranging from $100 to $ 1 .000 and Jail sentence of 30 to 120 days. for ach offer.-', is provided.

McCoy Outpoints Mason In Flyweight Match Rv Associated Press: CL HVI'LANT). O.. Jan. 24. Johnny McCoy. Cleveland flyweight, deisively outpointed Frank ie Mason. Ami rican tlywelcht champion, in a ten round bout here Monday nljrht. according to newspaper sports writrs at the ringside. Mason remained n the defensive throughout.

Totals WRECKING Uowlett O.strander Taylor Oreen Kromer Handicap

.875 S92 CHEW

,115 .109 ior. 150 171 282

136 88 145 138 13 9 o ft n

115 139 160 127 139 1 O J 933 125 107 124 123 109 240 828 177 12S 139 144 1 S 5 282

419 38 2 400 323 315 7 59 !598 407 373 8 1 3" I 38S 712

42 8 327 3 Sit 432 4 45 8 46

Totals . , WATCH MOTIONHolland Ievey Copenhover Zimmerman Ihvth Handicap

932 928

1005 2865

comvant i.i-ixori-:.

.180 134 .136 .186 ISO . 64

.880

Totals . .

JEWELING Peterson 15? Hyatt 151

100 ....107 147 ....174 . ... 8 3 i

st. r.vrs roitrinT. The St. Pat's basketball team forfeited to St. Joseph's at St. Pat's

r-aiirt T ind iv nftfrnnnn rift or 1 .", I

minutes of play when Reiter aüeped LaFortune had fouled him. The St. Joseph team offered a substitute but St. I'nt's refused to continue th game. The score stood 12 to 7 in favor of St. Joseph's when the game wn called.

Hrver Mills Sheutz Handicap Totals . . THANINO Rensbcrgcr

Ziebarth Lind roth Schtt . Rrown Hanlicap Totals DIALSEmrick I )avil

Hunn 159 Ar da: ... .s ... 151 Relnbold 154

.168 .136 .198 .148

.143 . 65 .8 58 .140 . 95

155 188 523 1 33 1-61 4 2 117 17 0 4 2 3 175 159 520 193 193 566 64 64 192 837 933 2652 156 137 4 51 15 0 14 7 4 4 8 122 138 360 122 S5 324 138 146 431 174 174 322 S62 837 2536 14 8 120 4 3 6 158 98 392 119 17R 49 5 135 104 387 110 10 7 3 6 0 6 5 6 5 19 5 735 672 2265 137 174 451 130 102 327 95 105 35: 173 136 460 156 177 47

fair. South-worth led all the National gardeners In defensive work with an average of .991 In 142 games. He bated .28 4. which was somewhat lower than his figures for the two previous sermons. Harbare. one of the everal shortstops used by Manager Cjibson last year, was Impressive neither in fit-Mint nor hatting. He bated which was somewhat .923. Mnranville, who wis cre-dited with keeping the llostr.n Jnfleld on Its toes, has been a regular sine 1912. His hatting and tielding percentage last year were nothing to ibrag about, so far as cold figures go. but his personality and ability to deliver In a pinch has made him one of the

mesa vaiuame p.ayers in tne game

COOPER IH CHARGE 1 OF HIGH NET FIVE

Declines Police Post.

M. Director to Handle Prep Basketball Tea For Season.

Coa-ch G. A. rector of the

Cooper, physical local "V," made

ehool

for yertrs. He hit

and fielded .94 8.

New- York Rport writers optimistically predicted that the Pittsburg' Ronton trade was only the llrnt step ! in a five-cornered deal. Involving al-l

so New ork, Cincinnati and Philadelphia, which would eventually hrlng Maranville to the Giants.

debut as tutor of th: high haskrthiill nnlrtaf sA..

lu'iiiii .uuiiuai i4

noon. Coach Cooper does not step into GranstUn's shoes without any knowledge of the mat, rial ho has tj wtrrk with. For the last fe-w vears:

j he hfis been an honorary mentor i

t tho local school, and fir the.

rr, i '-i;: 4 f.; ;j .. r t: lW.'f- f W " I : v.-- ';:- -vi':

I handicap

.1R9 189 189

Totals 888 870 I ) A M A PKKRM INC, Kochendofer ..122 14i6

lien bold 9 8 Hathaway ....166

Dauphlne 157 Kemmitzer ... 1 35 Handicap 18 0 Totals 858 MACHINE DE.PT. Kinbach 133 Horwath 134 Ames 130 Elmore 133 Herr 14,9 Handicap 236

66 In 134 games j p. week he has ben out with!

-randen getting a Un- on the men. j Many men on the squad received; their first tutoring f the game at ! hi.s hands whll mere youngsters; attendlntr the tryin at 'ho "Y." j llxpott Improvement. i With Cooper's ability to turn out' "Wonder Fives." and with the1

wraith of material that he has to work with, undoubtedly tho Orange and Blue squad may work Itself Into tho limelight as did Oojnsr's Y. M. C. A. championship five lapt fcason. By the exhibition down state lives have been making in these parts, it seems that uiost of them could not cope with the locals although Huntington, a down state outfit, gave the

high chool men their only drub- I bing this season. No other games are. scheduled with .southern teams.! ami the strength of the locals can

not be tested directly.

883 2641

156 133 126 191 180

104 122 109 129 158 180

372 376 4 08 412 484 5 40

932 S02 2592

126 120 132 169 186 236

120 109 145 145 152 236

379 36 3 447 447 488 708

Totals 915 RANKING Warner 151 Johnson 151 Fay 141 Chat 136 Steve 126 Handicap 96

969 883 276'

122 i o 1 163 166 195 96

166 166 116 175 173 96

Totals . . . tim;in'g Stegman . . . Zimmnrun Culley

Larson

Handicap Totals

773 899 880

. .139 .. 91 . .149 . .162 . . 68

176 112 144 154 8

161 135 160 l

4 39 439 419 477 496 288

2552

476 338 443

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'HASTINGS TO GUIDE ! S. B. HIGH ATHLETICS i llowan to Azurne Duties llvrc. i Monday, Succeed inn Coach Gran?den.

William I. Hastings, former higt fv-hool coach at Fvrt Madison. Iowa, and gradual- "f Millikj-n u nlvr-rsit . wns a'int d f'V th- school t our I Monday night to till th gap left vacant by the rr-F.1 (oia ti-m of crnr'i Grar.S'ier. as n; en tor of loca! hi::':i s'hoi'i athletics. If the past record f Hastino i-rn bo accept' d as a criterion the loci's

1 should '.ead a high Fchool in i year-i he net. d J Ma,lls-n high ;

j he turned , ! every line o

sen...?, hi" f,v.n.-i'l ""Jt of I 1 games. Fort Madison. Ha-

iizy pace irr other the state. For two as coach fcr Fort hoed teams. whcr

at hii-.-ssfuJ ijuMis in f sport. Irring the pr,t

.irriors won 10 lbfore going t1 inir-i actl a a

th- army for

vears obi and is

ro.leg

:o was

Bowling Standing

6S 204

7( SO-2 941 2513

NATIONAL. CjcteM. Hoover 1.19 132

Vorn 144 Hanko 13R llaaho fj7

Darb! er 148

Handicap 175

Totals

150 144 139 168 175

142 125 158 112 149

413 419 440 34K 465 52 5

Anwrknn Clubs. Tigers Red Sox Athletics Indians Lrowns Senators Mud Hens White Sox Bisons Yankees Antlers Charms Flags

Jewels Tylers Rucks Colts

league.

W . . .29 . . .28 . . .26 . . .26 . . .24 ''4 'i cfc F O O ...19 . . . 19 m . i . . . 5 ... 5 . . . 4 3

Ra smu..sien Huppert . Mueller . . Hartzog . . H'y iy I landicap Totals .

. . .8 45 Ilruves. ...202 , . .182 . . .144 ...148 , . .143 ...133

908 SCI 2610

16 5 1S8 171 132 166 133

130 166 15 144 108 13 3

501 536 471 424 117 :;yy

952 949 SIT 274S

I;ra-nan King Swanson Wesstrom . . . Handicap . . . .

XMKIUCAN. Mud Hens. ....20 is

152 1S3 139

152

Legs . . . Heeks .. Claws Wings . . Eyes . . . Necks . . Tails . . . Eagles .. Buckeyes Bucktails Specials Fills ... Sox Hoofs

Knjcles Ix-nguo. 6

4 4 4

i:ik

League .... 6 .... 5 5 . . . . 4 .... 4

L 19 20 22 2 4 24 2 5 2 6 2 9 2 9 o 4 4 5 6 6 3 4 1 4 5 5 5 C 3 4 4 5

Pet. .604 .583 .542

.500 .500 .47 9 .4 5!

Major General Jona F. O'Ujaa. commander of the TwentjWTcnth Division during the vrar. fcas bea offered the pot uf I'ollce ComiuUslouer or New York city and cas declined the offer. It has been circuluted about tLat Maor Uylan. of New York city, ha 3 aaked Commissioner Cnrlfht to resiiti. Whether the resignation Is In the hands of the Mayor Ii not known.

ili'ca! instruc ' w. '.irs 1 ia.-t ir.pi. is ;

j ri'.ii rieii. While in

I leader in Athletic. ; Th.' r.".v coach be'I''s a gr.'it j deal in upbuilding the character of j his athletes b-th physically ar.-l ; mentally. 11 will assume duties j Monday. Jan. 31. Fr.til th n. C-org"

A. Caiopcii. phvj-lral " Y." will have rharg anil Blue basketball

nr ctcr of f th' 'i-: spnd.

Hv r. .;

T. & M 1 Yard . . 4 Pay It oil 3 Main Office 2 Shipping 1 Standard Oil I.au

.396 iCnrdovas 1 .396 M ,rirni'rs

Heavers :; Capitols :'. Nlto Lites :. T. H. I. O.'s I Temple league

.7 7 8 . 5 5 6 .556 .444 .3 3 3 .333

.556 . 5 ." 3 . 5 5 6 .444 .444 .444 v 3 3

Hairs Cubs Stags Horn Tusks Loya Is

1 2 .IT j 2 .667 ; .."oti 4 .3 3 3 .167 ! i 2 .6671 2 .67 3 .500 .T.oo 3 .500 5 .16 7 . . I , .r,5 6 4 .536 4 .556 t; ' .333 i

; INSTALL METER TO ! TEST GAS QUALITY Cily Administration Takes Action in Controversy at 1

wosnen.

- ! Sp.

ial to Th,. News'-Tim.'s:

COSHIHN, Ir.d.. .T.m. 1. At k cost f about $1."'0. tl b('.irl of ptiblic works h..s :?.ta!U 1 a ( abrirn t( t at the n.ur.i'-ip.i! wat r. 1 i u h anl heating plant h r for th- purpose of ilaitv t-tir.g th" iual:ty .f gas manufactured and sold by thCosher las company. The apparatus was union! many months ago. following thr r.umrou complaints mad" by ir is consumers to the om -

hnt shipment was long

'ii.

la'aguc

Ragles Scratch Ixmituc.

19' ISO 15.; 152

l 174 175 119 152

Totals . . J-tc r hf rson 1. ova. eh M;rtin . . . Mm tie ... 1 'lace . . I f.i ndicap T.-tnis .

..1011 M3 Senators.

.151 .134 .181 .12:: . 1 !' 6 .157 9 4".

J a 154 1J4 '. '6 133 17?:

!'7 157 00 326

178 122 156 157 . tJ

f s . . r (i s 411 4 51.

I t 3 9 4 ;( 412 . l 4 471 'TT I

CHAMBER TO STAGE ATHLETIC PROGRAM

Five Boxing Bouts and Three Wrestling Matches on

Program.

Five boxing bouts and thre wrestling matches are the fectures of the program to be held Wednesday evening. "Athletic night." at tluChamber of Commerce, which begins at 8 o'clock. The program is a Ftag affair for members and any friends they may desire to bring with them. Coach Knute Rockne. of Notre I Mine, will he master of ceremonies. The cream of local talent in the tistlc and Jiu-jitsu arts of endeavr will display their best wares on thoccasion. Among tho entertainers are Eddie Welch. Ieo Du Wan. Eddie Blankert. Kid Itoss, Red (IranHeld and others.

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Elhhart County Tax Rate Shows Increase Over 1920

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Special to The News-Tini s: GOSHEN. Ind.. Jan. 24. Taxes .n Elkhart county in 192! will b. higher than ever before. Th- O.-

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fhen city rate is $2.7 on -ach valuation, while th' Elkhart

rate !s fixed at $2.40 th- $1"0. Taxes to be eolh-cted In th county this y?nr total f 2.0H j.r,7.'.3 , a ' against $1,182.536.' last year, or J343.874.87 more than, in ifJ2c

Cuticura Soap Complexions Are Healthy

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