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W York, Oct. 20.—More than
women, blonde, brunette and
haired, young and old) f»av«
led at the erstwhile bache
hotel, the Shelton, once “no
's since it was an
lounced recently that It would be
ppned to women yesterday. Only
00 women, however, have to.
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New .. rules , have ,
been laid down
fer . the .. use of . the , swimming
pool, . gymnasium . and ... billard
reams y.„ by both sexes. nr Women
flock i, through corridors .. once trod . .
only by men, no# __l that ..... the dead- . .
lln. ot “no ™m.„ ,bo™ the «*.
mi floor'' h», been removed.
Tho The 35 ,r story Gothic _ ... pile of .
*tone, „,uu with, all * the 1 . conveniences . of .
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neddtfsary on your car. This gar
sge jis thoroughly equipped to
(Hi#:, handle in any thf«Mtebuildiiaf class bf .work- of ,j| neeef- hig|
lent* 1 Out nice!', is» are «Jy
let iris gyperience an^ know have hoi^. , sohie Why fur- not
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ther posts by inspecting you r car
no# aad making the needed re -
ing’s Garage
N. 8th St. GriflSn, Ga.
COAL COAL
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have Why waste money buying the cheapest coal? We
best grade
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The Logical Choice
of the Careful Buyer
The Ford car delivers more useful, care-free,
The Touring Car economical service per dollar invested than
9 t other Its
« H i9 any striking car. sturdy, rigid construction
evidence of enduring materials.
WJt&fS $ i .■«** Every minute operation is scientifically tested
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D.mourn.hi. Rim. and accurately checked.
mkI Sunn $85 .nr.
Tudor Sedan S90 Control of natural resources and complete
- . manufacture in large volume have
AM rordor prices Sedan f. - 6. Detroit . 6BS made pos
■ o. sible value that is the standard by which
Yen can bay any model by one
making m»m end a .mull arrmnfint dou'Tv.uy- tary ' every motor car must necessarily be judged.
terms far bay the bale tk. net. Por4 Or The Ford car is the logical and
writ tan on necessary
Tfc. Weekly Ford PurcAo*. Plo*. choice of the buyer who
dealer in idle yoae wants to g et
■diUnlwd nil! .1 the utmost from motoring doll;
ext&atn SolK plant in d.lnit every ar.
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# Wotll itad* cit^ clubhouse thiftt*
fills Lexington avenue between!
<48th and 49th streets, resounded
yesterday for the first time with
feminine laughter and the click ©f
hlgjfi heels. Smartly dressed wo
men appeared in the dining rooms,
lobby and lounges, adding
brightness to the scene.
Psychiatrist Called.
When the hotel was built it was
assumed men would enjoy ' living
alone, . without ... t the disturbing .. A In
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* fluence; of . the .. . less stern . sex. Af
ter . * . estl th .. an a years , trial, . , dur- ,
. which ... , the . ascetic
anticipated
seclusion . . turned . to the , , hun
sour
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to be done, and done quickly, to
make . the place , happy for
a one
the guests. The hotel underwent .
a thorough analytical scrutiny,
and it was during this examina
that a psychiatrist,^called in
consultation, found that the fa
vorite pastime of the lonely baeh
oloi*fi was to watch from vantage
iihfnts the fefcinine passers-by
6n Liexinlefton averttie. lie pre
scribed t(fc the ailing hotel a large
dose of attractive women.
Find New York,
The managemeni, eager to
pTtease it*' guests, then announced
that the hah on women was off.
The result of the influx is that the
rtrasculme tenants, who rather
fett they Were* living in a male
as y* um , the once scorned women
and the management have all
*a yevr lrrahgemtntSP fey in life through
new i
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1 Sprouted beans were fused to
help keep down scurvey in the
army during the war,
Road maps for auto tourists are
printed on cloth to be used
a hat lining.
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;laid crepe is typical of the
iimplc modes that prevail. It is
iut coat style with a set-in vCstec,
•uffle .of.plain crepe Snd front
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STAtE EXPOSITION
OPENS AT MACON
Macon, Oct. 20.—Georgia’s State
Exposition opened at 10 o’clock
this morning, continuing for six
days and nights.
It promises,to be one of the? big
gest fairs ever held here, prac
tically ail departments being filled
to capacity, and 3ome having more
exhibits than at any time in the
history of the exposition.
There was a sacred ebneert yes
terday afternoon at 3:30 o’clock,
for the benefit of the Georgia In
dustrial Home band, which at
tracted hundreds of people to the
fair grounds.
DIES SPANKING SON;
EXCITEMENT BLAMED
Union Hill, N. J., Oct. 21.—Ex
citement of spanking his 6 year
old son last night caused the
death, of falter Vieth, prosperous
baker, it was revealed by an au
topsy performed today.
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