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WHITMAN HUNTS P, S. C ELIGIBLES Thompson Inquir) Notoii d?_ He Says, Has Made Vumi %fm?d to -?.ccept Ulll DECIDE 1 Ml QP RILI N rms WEEK , Djj Secretary, w ouM Nol Place l ndei \n> t ob n?? He Declares ers - - theii ? ? ?\ i -. "'or - * ? ??? ? . i ? . ? ? ? tees ? - ? , ? ? - \. He ? . ? t thi A. i ? ? ? ? * ? ? ? ge K CORN OUT OF BANKRUPTCY ? Itoi I ? ? e 1 1 rom .. \e ? t 'rom ? il . . g .... Th? ... . ? ? ? ' FOLK F. AID OWH CLEAN-UP - to Impro-e -tation ? ditioaa. ? . . r,*< cil ' eh moi ti ? ? ? ?. ? terday resenl ? ? - .-, ? ? on of ? ? l'B rien ??? ? is pu* ?. . . Hippodrome showing ? - h* the ?um ? ? I ? .'. ri? r?? v- r?gulai from the training '??.?iisca ar ?i instruct the i i boxing, wrestling, etc., :>n?i one pal i ' > ?>ni each 4-tetii*" ? .> ' . | . k . \- has been estas ? . ? les, so they ma; i tun tru? men of the i . h ?? i, poi t Regardina r1'?- ha? \ on ? in ? ' and bal h Ing fa." ti< . rrever pi ? r pros .. ? .. - . . ? the othi Rro? ? 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