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NEWS Of TM1 WOWJ)
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WEATHER FORECAST
lONHJIIT AVI FIIIMAY, IMIlt
Member of the Associated Press.
ririit-iilh riir. No, U.IO'J
KLAMATH IM.LLH, OltPOO.V, THMIHDAl, APRIL 'JO, ll!
ctMfc
ate
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WILEY RECALL
Resolution of Confidence
It Adopted by Mer
chants' Bureau
Tliit Meii-hanta' Iniri'uii, at It
11 1 1 ii k luil iiIkIiI mHoil a rennlu-
lion mpmaMtiK roiiflilfilrn In Mayor
Wiley unit condemning Hi" propos
i'il ri'iiill iiiDX'inriil, in tallows;
Whereas, itiir honoriibln inuynr,
W H Wlli). huii Iivfii threatened
ly ii ri'inll tit thn Inatninn of dm
JCIainulli ('utility Cfvlc league, fur
iciunua published in (tin lot-nl prrmi
hy t tn t orKiinUiitloii. nml,
Whoreim, mil Ii ii movement ills
i ii it It k Hid good work nf our iimjur
ilurliiK M' li'itu of office, ruf ltt Ih
upon lili pi'motul ihuraiter im a
mnii nml It I con of our i (immunity,
Impair I tin cffltleiicy if thn city
iiium-ll nl u time when Hid f Iiihii
ilal ronilllliin of tint city muki'a It
liuprrntlv" Hint ii man with long
ImiiiIiii'iiii eipcrleur,, fill tint nfflui
of niiiyor. ami na thn movement
mliln ii fuither stigma of diagram
tit inn illy uml county, ulreudy mf
furliiK lliu idfeSls of n full quota of
muli iiiittt'iuunlH,
Hit It reiolVed, by tlm Klamath
FalM Merchants' bureau Hut wn
ntpreaa u Miln of loufldeuin In our
honorable mayor, W K Wiley, In
recognition of liU efficient work
uk mil) or. offi'r llin wlinln-heurtrd
it-operation of till orgaultaHou
to tiliu ami tlm rlty lounrll In
rommutill)' hualneaa, nml look with
keen dbtfntnr upon thu mowmcnl
in li.it. him recalled
(Hlr.nril)
TUP. KLAMATH FALI.H
MERCHANTS' llllllEAU
rilARI.I'll I HOIIKRTH. Chairman.
Thi members who endorsed the
rimoluilmi, H'prPKi'iilliir. u large por
Hun of I ho membernlilp, wrrr: Ed
Vnnnlfo. Will llalilwln, K Hugarman,
Win. MrNealy. I'lill I'oin. IVrt)
i:an, II. N. Mo, J. T. IVrklna, O.
M. Hector. A. I (llotrr. J J Fur-
tier. (! W Houston, Fred llmiMon,
Charles HolHtrtx. A, I.' Whitman mid
W II Wm:r,oni-r
A iniiy of tlm resolution wan
handed tlm mayor Unlay hy a rnm-
mllli'ii from tho Mcrchmitit' luircau
SAYS 283 MEN, WEED
I.iiiiiImt 'oniinii)' Mhiuikit HrMrK
liirirojM hrr YrtiTil)-
In n ti'lnpliomi iiii'UKaKo loday J
M. Whllii, iimnamT of Hn WppiI
I.uihIht rompany nalil that SRI men
worn wnrklnic In tlm Wui'il plnnt.
1'iclimlvo of inlurlrtl i'mplu)t'n, a
kuIii of 20 nmn over ypnti-rilay, Tlm
2HJ, nalj White, are nmn employed
In vnrlniiH ilopartliienlH on mi hour
ly IMIKO oculo.
Two cut-off crew aro worklnx
In tlm liox factory anil two cut-off
rruwn In thn sunh anil iloor plant.
'Klin humIi and door departmont hnH
Hi men employed, h huIiI
.DUBLIN- KEPT AWAKE
NoIm of Mmlilim tlujii unit Motor
KITS
cur OPPOSING
UmtIi'm llciirtl IhirliiK Nl(clit
IXIIIMN, April 20, Hlflo and
iiiiiihlmi Kim flro and tliu iiohm of
mllllnry lorrlei ruthliiK In relief of
I ho pliuim iittuckcd kt'pt reNlilunU
, uwiiko huro luat"nl(llit. Tho lieud
iliinrlerH of tho free tuto ovurn
meiit wiih jitiuoked, but donpo tur
rifle flrliiK entry was not effected.
Tho city hall and telephone, ex
rhmiK" worn aUo usHautted.
DtlllMN, April 20. I.lltlo hope
of pearn wuh' nxproRHrd on thn re
Hyuipllon loday of tlm penrn ron
fereiico of fri'o BluturH nml ropiih
Ileum. WKATIIKH I'ltOIIAIIII.ITICS
Tho Oyiln-Htoriiiuiiraph at llndor-
wnndH riiurmacy
I'ontlnucH lo roRlH
lor n fulrly IiIkIi
rundlnR, ulthuiiKh
u nllKht full took
plaro uurly thin
Hflornoon. Condi
Hoiih urn fiivoriihln
lor I'ontluued fulr
weulhor, cool to
night, warmer to
morrow. yorecaHt (or
iluxt 24 heurs:
Omiorally fair, with variable wlndu.
Tho TycoH recortlnc tbormometer
roRlHtorcd maximum and- minimum
tumporaturca, today, an (oIIewh:
lllKh tit)
J.ow , 21
nhi(i:h op ciiilihie.v auk
itrmcii iv riiriini when
WAIt MATEIIIALH C.XI'MIIti:
ATHIINfl, April 2H- A rirwil
0 llliH of life (linn t,l ntplnilllll
j iif wnr malerl lis Mured 200
iiiili'ii frniii llin Mnmoillr
niilrn.iii Million wan reported
from .MiiiuiHllr, HiimlrcilH nf
ilillilrmi with reported hurled
In t lift ruliiN of a ilnirrli mi
which abulia fell, nml I, sou
nolillcru urn beevei Imrli'il In
n ilt'iiiulMicil iirirriirtoi.
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NOTICE SERVED ON
TIMBER OWNERS IN
PINE BEETLE AREA
.Mil. I Comply Willi Htiili l-m Kn
in It'll In Aid Krnillrnllon of
HoiiIIiitii Orrgon IVt
HAI.i:.M, April 20 P A l.'lllolt.
ntuln foretrr, hua m-rM'il uiillrn upon
nil IIiiiIxt owtii'r4 III thn pluo henlli'
lufi'li'd ilNlrlrl In HiiiiHii'ru Hri'Kon
lo I omply with thn law in.Klril li
(ho li'itlnlulurn of lyjl for tlm i-rndl-in
I Ion of the pi nt.
Tlm law can Im (implied. ltd In
Imii wuya hy JoIiiIuk thn Klamath
Pnrcat I'rotirtho iimorliiHoii or hy
thn tlmluT owner performing nrceo
miry work at hli own mpeiiir mid
under IiIm own "Hrecllon
I'luiiN for erudlratlon of lined
prtilN In tlm a lea outlined huvn hceti
Kotm Into very tttorour.hly hy repn
nolitntlvcH of thn bureau of eulouiol
ocy, formt Hen Ice, Klamath Purest
I'roli'ctlvn mmiK-lnllon mid tlm atatn
board of fnrvntry. PiiiIit an ai;rce
ment In which thu necri'lury ft uitrl
rullVre, iiecretury of thu Interior,
tain fo renter mid Ktanmlh forrst
prntrrtli; annocUllon ore pirlli'n, the
latter a Henry In named an tlm author
Ued reprrneiilalUe of the Htatn hoard
of fomntry. and under mich aupnrvl
Inn an Hie Male board nhall enrr
elm will carry nut and orranitn for
actual rotitrol work mi laiulit of Itu
mem hit k mill thocr who elect In leave
I'radlrutlon for tlm Mate lo perform.
SPORTSMEN TO MEET
Will IWIdn on I.IU'liillon of iMMI,.
1MMI loli-ru IbiMik Tumi
l.lberallmi of r.uu.inio lantern
brook Iruul liuw at the Crooked creek
hatchery will be mm of tlm queiitlou
to ilium before tlm Klamath Hportic
mmi'M miHorlulloii nl Itu regular nmet
In K In thn ihnmbnr of commene
roonia Prlday nlicht nt K o'clock.
Tlm flali mid Kanm cotnmlixlun ban
aaki'd thit amtoclatlon where It want
thn trout liberated. Tlm report of the
liberation lat year will be road.
A large nttendanco la otperled n
n number of other iiurHtloua will
come before the nicotinic.
15 ATTEND MEETING
I'rellmlniir) OrffnnlMllon for l)tli
Ian HUIirH HUcunaril
About IS women attended tho
preliminary organliutlon meetlnic of
tho Pythian 8ima lodKo lant nlRht.
Purthor than lo noted a secretary
and nuthorlio tho- aocurliiR of In
formation on tho'iiumbcr of chur
tur memlg'ra re'iulred. und other
detail, no deflnllo vtepa were tukun
1,300 RUSSIAN DEAD
Woir-t Convoy on Hetortl Arrlwi nt
Polish Uorder
WAUBAW, April 20. Willi 1.200
dead out of a total of 1,950, (be
woritt ItuuBlan rufuKeo convoy on re
cord hua arrived at Hi ft PoIIhIi bord
er. Many of thn 1,300 died of typhus.
allhoiiKh htorvatloit mid oxpoaure
claimed acore.i of otliora.
MAY AHANIMW POST
HAN PIIANCI8CO, April 20.
I'lani for I ho abandonment of Camp
I.owIh, WaHhluKton, except for Bum-iiii'i-
trnluliiK purposed, mid I ho dix
it lluUlim of 6,000 troopn now there
iimoiiK thn permanenl pohIh, aro bo
hit; iiridn by tho war department.
AIHPIjAM: AltlllVPK
The purilntt or n motor nt 2:20
thin afternoon announced thn arrival
from Iti'ddliiK of tho Weniern Air
way company airplane. Thn plmm
lauded on tho field adjoining the
Htundard Oil company on aouth Sixth
atrect, '
DKMAU WIN'H MAUATHOV
110STON, 'April SO. Claronco
Domar of Molrp.se, MuHsucllunettir,
won tho annual American Mara
thon road race loday,
H !N IS '
IMPLICATED IN
BDWKEH KILLINE
I. M. Coleman If Held at
Witness After Surrend
erinK $3,400 Currency '
POHTI.ANI). April 20 L-l M Coin
nmn, mi Albany barber, wan held to
day, na n wllriem In tlm llowker mm
der rami lifter linvlnc xurrndercd lo
Detective Miillntl, $03 4 In a package
of currency, In mldltlnn lo tor, which
he nulil had been nlven him by Herb
er at 2 .10 Mouilii) morultiK In repay
ment of a loan
M HoldberK. a I'ortlmid nocoinl
band dealer, told thn pollin be aohl
n Imp aiick Kalurday to u youth re
KumhlliiK Decker.
DruKKliiK of tho Calntxiol.i river
near Albany wim rcmimed loday
tboiiRb Hruppler I Irmly, of tlm Port
land police expr'-KKed doubtn tbut
thn body wan In thn river
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LADY ASTOR ARRIVES
l'orninr Vliulnln ilrl I .Vow Miin-Ih'i-
of PiirlLimi-iit
NUW VOUK, April 20 Vhaclou
Lady Aator orrhod from KiiRland to
day on her way to llaltltnorn whore
alio U lo addren thn Tan-American
ronfnroncu women. Him R.in report
era (landing com ment m on all manner
of IIiIiirm I.tnyd (ieorge, llapperc
prnhlhltlnu, Margot Aaqullb, (tin la
bor altuatUm. thn Ceno.i conference,
llm aervanl problem.
IIAl.TIMOIti:. Md. April 20
l.ady Aator formerly MImn Nancy
ljnghornn of Virginia, la nbnut to
itiaku her flrat llt "buck home"
alucn ahu waa nlected llm flrat womuu
inenibor of thn llrltlxh pnrllameni.
Hhnnlio will dellier her flrat nddrcsa
outaiyn of KriRliiud alinn aim apokn
nt tho liitiirniitlon.il Woman Huffragn
ciuuenllou at (leimta, Hwltterlnud,
In 1 920. Hbon after her urrlwil In
America aim will come hern to attend
thn ionvoutli.il of the National league
of women votera mid tlm Pau-Ainnri-can
ronferenie of women,' April
20-29.
ELKS TO INITIATE
New Mrmhoru Will Join lli-nl To
nlKbtl llanoiiH Afterwnnl
A herd of "hnb" Plka will be
adopted byho local lodge In Initia
tion ceremonies tonight which wilt
bo followed by a banquet. 1'lmia lmu
been laid for(u big time unit tho mem
bcrablp la promlaud u llely evening.
llH PJdM ' an' MoTrtiK1 iM rue L I TtL
mm h .-SSL JiSak wnohjelps.' PJPk
I i in iii i a i i r"- ' " " ''
A Lonesome Babe
LLBBBBlWalM BLBBBBiak
lalalalalalalaSLLLLLBf.
Ilalx) Kuth, Kins of at, twld
lied bla thumb at the opening
tamo between the Yank a and Na
tional. Ho rat In ths atond and
watched tho difcat of tho Yank a
ha ruminated upon bU 40 day aui
bcoalon. '
Music With Convictions
Would Temper Emotions
HAN PltMSCO. April 20 Mu
ale will hereafter open thu avaiilona
of the police court of Judge S)lvlan
I.aianm hern, acrordlliR to thu
Jinlgo'K announcement when the In
novation nf ' lemperinR judicial emo
llona" wltli mtinle waa flrat nttemptnd
hetn recently. A atolcn phonograph
furniHhed the music.
Program thus far rendered to
prlaenert and aildlencn Iticlinle "Halt,
Hall, thn HaiiK'a All Here," and
"Sweet Allen llin Holt." and tlm
next morning. Ho walked Itlght In
mid Walked IHnbi on; Atfrtn;" n-rnck
Hep, followed by 'Old lllack Joe.'
CommeiiHiiR on llm programs.
Judge I-ixaruH raid
"Thnrn Is alvsa)H an air of renent-
menl mid haired around a criminal
lourt Th re la nothing In tlm world
that tempera our emotion o much
an muU Hut wn must ulao bear In
mind that them la danger een In
iiiuhIc. Some feleillniiH might aofteu
our hearts ho much Hut nil our pris
oners would inarih out of Jail to Hie
tutin of n dirge. On llm oilier hand,
too much Jaiz mlgit make us fontet
llm miner) (hat wn ought to rni4Vm
her "For that reaaou each melancholy
tunu mul offset by one that Is ex
hilarating "
Later I ho court will have a phon
ograph sent down from bis own home
to supply tho morning concert.
THE SEASON OPENS IN THE CITY
1NTUT
T STAND
ROSS IT GENOA
Poincaire Recommends Pen
alties if Agreement I
Not Abrogated
OKNOA, April 2U l.loyd (leorRo
lodny aald that thn (Jr-rman delrifa.
Hon at tho economic conference had
agreed to accept thn condition of thn
Allien not to participate In further
dlacuMalon of Iluimlan affairs aa a re
ault halnR Itrncd the Kuno-(rman
treaty ThnfItutslann nulil the treaty
mint ntanil l.loyd ficnrRi predicted
auccenH for tlm conference.
1 PAIUH. April 20 Premier Poln-
cure loday( Inatructed tho French am
I haaaadorN In tho Allied capltaln to Ill-
Hint that penalties bo applied to Her
many If tho lluigo-Uerman treaty la
not abrogated, recardleaa what the
Ucnoa conference may decide.
.AUXILIARY TO MEET
! Mt'iiil': Will Itrport on PlayjcTOund
I ljulpment; Milk lnte-.thatloii
A report on play ground equipment
by Mr Harry Acklcy and a report o
tho milk Ihvcatlgatlon by Mrs. Geo.
I. Wright wilt bo amonR tbo topics to
como before a meeting of the cham
ber of commerce auxiliary at 2:45
' Mrn Mollln lidding wilt' speak on
cam of lawns. Secretary T A. Stev
enson will dlscuas plana for a clean
up day and Mrs. Davenport will do
liver an address on tho care of roses.
.Mayor 8. Wiley will make, a
abort talk on water rates.
At a meeting of tlm executive
board recently It was toted to award
aubftlantlal rash prlica for tha bst
old lawn, the best now lawn and the
most Immuculato back yard. This
matter will bo discussed further at
llm meeting Prlday when Mrs. iUrrf
son will present a report on tho care
of lawns.
All women of the city are urged by
tho auxiliary to be present and to
tako part Ih the discussion.
BAN ARBUCKLE FILMS
Cniirvllnlloii of All Contractu IM An
nounciM by Will Ha)
NEW YOUK, April 20. Cancella
tion of alt contracts for the showing
of films In which Hoscou (Fatty) Ar
buckle appears was announced by
Will If. Hays, bead of 'the Motion
Picture Producers' association. This
action, he said, affected nearly 10,
000 contracts.
LEAGUE
I.NCItKAHCII TA.XKH TO
MKKT DKPICIT J-'OIIECAST
irP TltK,
AHPItY
IIY OFFICIALS
WAHIUNOTOi, I). C. April
20 Levying of additional
laxi'i probably will, tin nii-
Kary lo rnnnt a deficit of over
$260,000,000 was forecast for
thn flrcal year 19JI by flee-
retary .Mellon, according to
traury officials. ,Thi offl-
clals said no consideration had
yet ben given to thn mann
of meeting thn lack of funds,
but that It waa apparent thn
d'ficlt would havn to be raised
by taxation, a tbfe govern-
ment has nothing to noil.
MOTOR TRUCK MEN
OF STATE TO MEET
PORTLAND MAY 10
Confcrcnrn I Cnlletl by Highway
ConunUtloa lo IMm-mm Rale
for Hpntl and Loadiat;
PORTLAND, April 20. Tho high
way commission today fixed May 10,
as tbo dato for a conference at Port
land of motor tmck operators from
all parts of tbo stato to discus rule
governing- loading and speed limit.
Tbo commission declined a request
from the Linn and Itenton county
rommlsslcners to include the Albany
Corvallis highway In the sytsem of
jitale roads. '
WHERE IS PETITION?
Member of Civic League "Paan
lluck" lo OlheV Member .
If or when tho Wiley recall peti
tions wilt be placed In circulation
was not determined at noon today
when telephone, conversation with
six members of tbo civic league elicit
ed but scant Information, all six say-
i Ing they had llttlo knowledge of the
matter and referring the questioner
S to another member. Those question-
led were W. S. Blougb, J. T.'McCol
lum, K. II. Dunner, Pert C. Tboma.
A. Wlest and EJCkilcoU lo
I the order named. """ '"
j Slough referred to McCollum. Mc
Collum rejerred to the executive com
mittee, Danuer, a member of the com
1 mlttee, reforred to Iho special com-
mlttee. Thomas, a member of the
! special committee referred to Wlest.
Wlest referred to Slough and Chll
coto referred to' McCollum. And al
though several ct the members men
tioned certain of the others a hav
ing tho draft of the petition, none
admitted personal possession at that
time.
Hence It becomes necessary it
state that the (ate of the petition II
unknown and that It position, Is
similar to that of tbo button in the
children's game: "Outton, button,
who's got tho button?"
WOULD BE ASSESSOR
A. Ii. WlliarUFIleK With County
Clerk La'to Yesterday
A. L. Wlshard, secretary of the
Klamath Irrigation district, late' yes
terday filed with the county clerk a
statement of his candidacy for Re
publican nomination for county asses
sor. He Is the qnly candidate to en
ter the raco against the present In
cumbent, W. T. Lfe, who has also
filed.
YKGG8 CHKCK PISTOLS
NEW YORK. April 20. The check
lug business, which has mado more
rapid strides with the opening of
check-rooms for babies and parking
stations for flappers' corsets, has
beon broadeued again. The police an
nounced today they had discovered a
checking station for pistols, where
numbers of tho underworld may park
their artillery when they have a few
hours of leisure, ,
APPKAI-S KOlt ITNIM
LITTLE ROCK. Ark., April 20.
An urgent appeal to the federal
goveutnent for an emergency ap
propriation for fighting the flood
of tho Mississippi rler was tele
graphed today by Qovernor McRae.
GIIU-H FLEE SCHOOL
OLYMPIA, Wash., April 20.
Six girls escaped from tho state
school for girls at Grand Mound
last itlght. They had not been cap
tured nt noon today.
MllS. IKE APPOINTED
WASHINGTON, D. C, April 20.
'MVa. Elma Leo has been recommend
ed by Senators Johnson and Short
ridge for appointment as postmistress
at Mount Hebron, Siskiyou county.
CITY H CI
EXTENS1DH TO
W. E. STMHORN
Require Aatummc TkaVt
Work Will Ba SUrW
Withbi Sixty Dart
If R. E. Strahora will give satis
factory assnraace that he will be
gin construction wlthta 10 days of
the 'incompleted line fem Dairy to
Sprague river aad dlllioatly aarsao
the work, the eoaualttoe vhlea hat
been Invest Igattag tho atatUr wW
probably report Moadff alht to
the city council In fayer of a year's
extension 0f jttraaera'a soatraet
with the city, which fAfttot May
29. This was decided" at a past
ing yesterday afterwooa at watch
Councllmen West aad aasRh, two
of the committee wessbers, aad
Mayor Wiley were preeoaL Ceaa
cllman Vollmer, the otbe eessmlU
teemSB, was abseat.
The committee will lasist. how
ever, that the city hate a donatio
understanding with Mraltara before
the contract I modlflai, aad that
the city' Interests bo fully ire
served. PIG CLUB IS FORMED
Tra MeMtx-ra BftftH at
IVofttt'irft Bstowa fey
Ten member war areUi
registered poland china lg ctab af
ganifed. at Bonaaxa yaatafttsy fcf
Frank Beaton, couaty da jaL Tka
members are:
H. M. Danl.l, locaf laa4ff MUrM
8)tt. prealtUat; WaJtaT SrsyM,
Tic praaldtnt: A)btft mkb)a, p
cretary; Clyda CrsyMr, "nta4M
Vnmwtt- JaafsV- NttlirlM'liM
and Carl McReynolds' '
An effort 'is belas sad ky aWktM,
teacher of the coantr ssfeol sad
rancher of the variaas llftrlsat.a to
place with the boys' ! c!t
this spring at least 75 iffCurti Ty
land China and Duroc alas. Ttis koyi
and girl will feed sad (or the
pig according to InatruttlOM flven
by the extension department of 0 A
C. Support to this effort has bttn liv
en by E. M. Dubb of to Aaarleat
National bank who will lean moaei
for the purchase of pigs oa oae-year
note at six per cent Interest.
A registered Poland Cblaa p ela
was organised by Mis Marl Dolan
at the Lone Pine school oa April II,
with the following officer and aaav
bera: C. W. Lewi, local loader; Roy
Beailcy. president"; Pkolpa Lewis
vice president; Thelata Lewi, aoero
tary; Loranle Deaxtey, Slater Vac
Ing, and Jame Bunnell. Last year the
Lone Pine boys' and -girls' completed
five project Iq standard club work,
four of the club finishing 100 per
cent. This Is said by Sextoa to bo aa
unusual record.
Sexton reports that the sewing and
cookery club at Bonansa aro soak
ing excellent progress. Last week, ho
said, the Busy Bee ajowtag club,
composed of 20 girls, completed their
work 100 per cent. Hilda Hasaaker
and Elslo Rueck of this club were de
legated last year to attend the two
week short course for club boys aad
girls at O. A. C.
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IIOLDEN QUITS NSWATIOS
Sam Holden this saoralag sever
ed bis connection with the Klam
ath Record published oa Itsth
street.
Bobbed Hair Is Airdmt
Stylish Centurio Ag
BERKELEY. Cal., April !.
Bobbed hair and earpuffs war fash
lonablo 2,500 years sgo, seeerdlag to
tho results of an investigation ooa
ducted hero by atudents of tho Ua
verslty of California who rosoatlr
produced "The Vision of MgrfOSSS."
a Grecian outdoor pagtaat. y
Soveral of the girls hs fftyf
aV taking part because' thor fosrod
tholr bobbed locks wouls Wt Jofk
sufficiently ancient. Aafajlrtltatfaa
was started and tho stWSilf aM
their fsculty advisors fsjvsji'taot ao
Greek women of centBr'sgs bob
bed their hair, used oarfHs"il
so resorted to brllllaatlM aad ataof
beauty aids on oecastoa'.
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