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PAGE SIX THE EVENING NEWS, HARRISBURG, WEDNESDAY; MARCH 17, 1926 til the child reaches its first birth Tho Patriot-News Harrisburg's Want-Ad Directory Read for Profit Use for Results day or thereafter, if deemed Grant H. Mixell paid small fines for minor infractions of the traffic ordinance. ning fifty miles a.n hour between Hemlock and Hanover streets. J. T.

Weibley, Oscar Kasolf and Cash Prizes for Limericks Purchasing of Players Banned by Frederick Because financial conditions of the Frederick Blue Kidge League club are not what they might bo, purchas Enola Infant "Adopted" By City's Girl Scouts A nine-months-old Enola infant, whose parentsare in destitute circumstances and unable to buy proper and nourishing food for the child, will be "adopted" by the Girl Scouts of this city, according to action taken last night by leaders of the Harrisburg Council. Miss. Ethel Kersev. a nurse of THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY ONLY ing of players from other teams this season has been rendered impossible SKATER BREAKS ARM Everson Quenzler, 15, of 623 Peffer street, received a fractured forearm while roller skating at his home last night. He was removed to the Polyclinic Hospital for under, an ukase of President J.

S. McCurdy. This was disclosed yesterday when the purchase of Shortstop Hewell from Norfolk, which was arranged by the State Department of Health, Three Limerick contests are being conducted each week by THE EVENING- NEWS. One Limerick appears on Monday and Tuesday of every week another, Wednesday and Thursday, and a third, Friday and Saturday. Of all Limericks THE EVENING NEWS will supply the first four lines.

All you have to do is to complete the Limerick, by writing the last line. The contests are based on the ability of feaders of THE EVENING NEWS to supply the cleverest last lines. The answers must be mailed to the Limerick Editor of THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Pa. The manuscripts containing the missing line of a Limerick first appearing on a Monday must be mailed not later than midnight of the succeeding Tuesday; manuscripts of Limericks first appearing on a Wednesday must be postmarked not later than midnight of the following Thursday, and manuscripts for those first appearing on a Friday must be postmarked not later than midnight of the following Sunday. The contest is open to persons not employes of THE PATRIOT or THE EVENING NEWS.

Manager Cleveland, failed to meet the sanction of President McCurdy. According to the Frederick president, the 1926 team will be formed without the expenditure of cash or credit in gathering players. who has visited the Enola family frequently, solicited the aid of the When is a chair ill-treated? When it is caned. Where was the first nail struck? On the head. Why do carpenters believe there is no such thing as a stone? Because they never saw it.

Exchange. Scout leaders at their monthly meeting at the Women's Club. The agreement reached provides that each troop pay for the necessary food for a period of two weeks un- MOTORISTS FINED George S. Myers, of 138 North Second street, Steelton, was fined The Biggest Radio Sensation Harrisburg Has Ever Seen CLARATONE SET PLEASANT LAXATIVE $10 and costs in police court yesterday afternoon, charged with driving without a license and run- For Sick, Bilious Children Limerick No. 19 Without Accessories, that originally sold for $60.00.

Sale Priced-Set Only For the best last line to this Limerick THE EVENING NEWS will pay $5. For the next best last line the prize will be $2.50, and there will be ten additional prizes of $1 each. Answers must be mailed by midnight Thursday. The prize-winners will be announced about one week later. Send your answer in now to the Limerick Editor, THE EVENING NEWS, Harrisburg, Pa.

A new Limerick will be printed Friday for which prizes of the same amounts will be awarded. All answers must be on coupons from THE EVENING NEWS. TODAY'S LIMERICK There once was a couple in Cly Who fed their sweet babe apple pie One day they forgot i And gave it mince, hot (Write your last line here) Name Street and Number City An extraordinary Radio events-offering an effi KEEP FAMILY FIT WITH NEW FOOD New Oata is even better health protector than, oats Women everywhere are welcoming eagerly a new help they have found in their task of keeping the family fit and healthy through the dangers of winter. This new discovery is New Oata, a marvelous new hot cereal which combines the most delicious flavor with matchless body-building and health-protecting qualities. This wonderful new food is a blend of oats and wheat.

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Mistreated After Two Months, She Declares In Her Divorce Papers August H. Linsenbach, of 628 Kel-ker street, began the third month of his married life by mistreating his wife, Mrs. Hazel M. Linsenbach alleges1 in divorce proceedings brought by her today in the aDuphin County court. They were married June 4, 1924, and separated December 11, 1925.

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