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Photo shows George Kelly, Giant slugger, scoring his home run. the
first run of the opening game of world’s series. It was the first, hit off
Johnson and would have been an outfield fly but for the fact that it
landed on the extra stands, erected in front of the regular ones to en
large the seating capacity of the nark.
BITS ABOUT WOMEN
There are said to be 14,597 wo
men employed in the real estate and
insurance businesses in the United
States and the positions all the
from part time work to high solar
ted jobs.
Mrs. C. H. Boyer, of Chicago, has
one of the latter, getting a larger
salary than any other woman in a
like position in Chicago, it not in
the nation. She is superintendeiu
of agents of the United States Na
tional Life & Casualty Co., and has
sat in the office of the company in
LaSalle street for 30 years and di
rected 3,000 men in the selling of
7 Occident insurance.
Mrs. Boyer’s husband is vice pres
ident of the casualty company and
they -ave worked together every
day since their marriage. In spite
of her busy life she has found time
to keep up a home and rear a fam-
Miss M aret Culberson, 27 years
old, was/olected treasurer of Fulton
county, XGa., in the state primary.
succeeding her father, who died.
Miss Culberson defeated two
of the best known men in her coun
yearly.
The youngest principal of a New
York public school is Miss Lillian
M. Hart, 19 years old. She is ath
Iciically inclined and gbvotes her
spare time to sports.
Mrs. Herbert Sheets, of Quinton
Salem Co., New Jersey, has cooked
\n the neighborhood of 67,000 meals
on the same stove in the last 61
years. Her husband bought the
stove for her on Washington's birth
day in 1863. She was then a bride.
She has cooked three meals a day
seven days a week on it from that
day to this.
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Amherst freshman wearing the green
campus ,c«P of the first year men and
with his brow painted with bine Ink
after the regular "greeting” by the
sophomores of the college.
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worlds series at Washington, but it was plain Calvin Coolidge, fan and rooter for the home team, who pulled
in vain for Walter Johnson to win his first game. Left to right, President Coolidge, Speaker Gillett of the
sitting, Manager Stanley Harris of the Washinjonto the field), and Clark Griffith, president of the Wash
team (presenting Coolidge with ball to be tossed!ng(on club.
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Monday, October 6, 1924.
DOMINGOS GROCERY CO.
When our customers ask us for a favor, they
cheer us along, because we like to accommodate
our friends. In order to do our part for
GRIFFIN’S CLEAN UP WEEK
we are offering for the entire week attractive
Specials on Clean Up Articles.
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3 cans 6 bars
OLD DUTCH OCTAGON SOAP
25' 25' Household
We have Bon-Ami Parson's
I Powder Ammonia
$1.25 Broom Johnson’s 1-lb. can
WHITE LILY FLOOR WAX
$1°° 69 c and
Floor Polish and String Mops
Tin Tubs Rope Mops
DOMINGOS GROCERY CO.
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(■riffin-Spalding Chambei
HOW PAINT “CLEANED UP”
THE GHOSTS.
There was once an bid house on
the side of a hill
Which for years had stood empty,
deserted and still;
It was guiltless of paint and
stained as
as could be
And its rickety shuters creaked
most dismally
When the wind rattled round i
its Ill
wild, prankish way,
A good place for ghosts” was what
folks used to say.
.Some ragged old evergreens led to
its door,
Set in a quaint entrance with
ging wood floor; sag
And they whispered and soughed
and gibbered odd hymns
As they guarded the house with
their menacing limbs.
As a child I was frightened to
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But the house, although old had
a
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uraceiul lines, good nronn +•
and had been rU ° n5
once fair
Just why ’twas* deserted I do
recall, not
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