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ASSOCIATION INSTITUTE

Founded IS7S-1,0OO Students, 1914.
Largest Private school In WashinSt0
Gymnasium. Swimming ool.
DEPARTMENTS:
Washington Preparatory SchOol-Pre-
pares for College or University. Ac-
credited Basis. Day or Evening.
Washington school of Aecountancy-
business and c. p A Examinations.
See the adjoining advertisement.
Washlnvton Commercial SchOOl-Un-
excellcd Bookkeeping and Steno-
graphic Courses
Grade ScbooI-32 boys made up lost
grades last year.
SpecinI COurses-Drafting fMechanf-
cal end ArchitocturaD. Public Speak
ire Spanish. business Mems English
THGS. w. WALTON. ". A., Director.
Y. M. e. A. 1884 G St. N. W.
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WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnished by w. u. IIibbs 4 Co
SALES
Washington Gas 81. $5O at l05.
Potomac Electnc lst IS. 1900 at l6&.
Potomac Electric cons. IS. 81 600 at 100.
Capital Traction Is at s. IS at ssh, 10 at e5lk
Mergenthaler Linotype, at l7iss. 10 At rihs-
Lanston Monotype. 30 at 80. % at 80. 100 at 50, Is
at 90 At o. at 80 at 50. Il At sA.
Continental Trust. at ll6ls.
After call
Washington Gas S. 81 900 at los.
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WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

ouotatins sivn bslsv srs fR 1aap ho z -
Ls~~ a.ades ~ ~ "a in ~ tsn0 ssses
e0mand hishsr uicA
fssan0 nafhse-Cssl1s3a 0Do1l - A
A0e sRng; hnh4 Suseatioes 49, ~
vatha. CAaahsas - vi 01so -
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TFORGEIOWN
u UNIVERSITY
The Law School
Law School VIII Reopen Monday,
October 4, 1918, at 6s3O p. NJ.

Secretary's office open daily from
4. m. to 6 D. IN. for registration and
consultation.
HUGH }. FEGAN, Secretary.
Georgetown Law School Building,
9Th and f. SITS. n, ". Tel. VI. 7293.
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The per capita consumption OF fish
in the United States now exceeds
twenty pounds a year. slightly less
than half the consumption OF Great
Britain.
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Race Track BUILDINGS Burn.

Charleston, $. c.. Secpt. T.-Fire to-
dav DESTROYED the grand stand and many
stables of the Palmetto race track near
charleston. Loss is $4,000.
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COMMERCE AND FINANCE

r"ta, saIr, ssss; ,harrs against s7O7a5 yester-
day ijB737 werk ago This day a year ago tbs
was closed. From January To date
los AZ 49, against - so 022 a year ago.
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ACCOUNTANCY

Employed men may better prepare
for business without Interference with
regular duties. Previous knowledge o.
bookkeeping not required.
COURSES OFFERED.
!. Fundamentals OF Accountancy.
2. Shorter Course in Accountancy.
3. Business Administration
T. Professional c. =. A. Course.
5. Cost Accounting.
6. Law for Business Men.
Call or write for free bulletin.
THOMAS W. WALTON Director,
Washington School of Accountancy.
Y. II. c. A.. 1874 @ ST. N. w.
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DISMISSED PASTOR FLEES.
baltimore Polish Preacher Let Ou,
for UnbecOming Conduct.

Baltimore, Sept. 2i.-As a result OF
six charges against him, one the charge
of conduct unbecoming minister of
the church, Rev. Alex Wittenburg. pas
tor of the Independent Polish Church
of this city, has been dismissed.
He suddenly left the city to the sur
prise of friends who had expected him
to fight the charges. His destination
was said to be Bayonne, n. J.
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National Cathedral School

NATIONAL UdlIltuldl SCllUul
Cor. Wisconsin Ave. and Noodley Road
A BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR GIRLS.
The Bishop Of Washington. President OF the
Board Of Trustees.
S,,eet c,r. rsss the cate School coach leaves
DuUout Circle at s:1 4. and returns at 5p
o. n Cathedral Close Of 40 acres affords ample
snace for .rtluCr play under the supervision of
trained teachers. Courses Of study: intermediate.
Academic and College Preparatory. SPECIAL ad-
yantages in Music and Art
Miss Jessie c. Mcdonald. VI g.,
Principal.
TeIarhnne Cleye1aui
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POTION STOCK MARKET.

H.s'rG. VI g. ~ST. =.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17
A DESERVING INSTITUTION

The interest in the West Liberty
Normal School is not wholly local,
but extends throughout the state
where its graduate teachers are prov
ing the thoroughness OF its products,
and its alumni are making their way
in the various pursuits OF life. The
school has done a great work for this
end OF the State in spite OF being
handicapped by meager appropria-
tons. The increasing demands made
on the institution require an e1pan-
sion in grounds and buildings. and the
legislature has been asked to make
provision for these requirements.
II is nearing the time for the pre-
sentation OF the appropriation bill.
and Il behooves the friends OF the
school to be watchful that their claims
OF Just treatment have not been over.
looked in this measure. Being a de-
serving institution. II should not be
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AN APPEALING MEASURE

There Is a measure before Congress.
In fact it has been on the waiting list
Tor some time. that IL much more i'm
peratiYe than the ship purchase bin
which has halted all other legislation
merely to satisfy the Presidents in.
ordinate vanity OF power. II is known
as the Kerns-McGnlicuddy bin. which
aims to provide for a system OF COM
pensation for the employees of the
government. II Is, in fact, the govern
ments workmen's compensation act,
and is patterned after the compensa-
ton acts Of those States that have
adopted such systems. II is not only
a desirable measure. but its econom-
ioal features ought to recommend IL
to Congress in relieving that body OF
the numerous special claim bills that
now burden the calendar every ses.
sion.
This country is behind other nations
in making provision for its employees
injured in its service. There is a
make-shift law in force. but It only
covers small proportion OF the gov.
eminent employees. This has forced
the excepted class 10 resort TO Con.
gress for indemnity for injuries
through the slow process Of special
legislation. with all the inconveni-
ences and delays accompanying such
recourse. II sometimes happens that
before relief reaches the Injured man
or the dependents OF a serv;tor killed
IN discharge Of his duty may be in
dire want or actually starving. Here
is something much more appealing
than a shipping bill that administers
to no known necessity. but IL Is
doubtful X Il gets the right Of way
this session.
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MUST KEEP FAITH

The latest reports from Charleston
revealed no change in the attitude OF
the members Of the conference com
mittee on the county salaries bill. the
House eonferees standing arm against
the Increases In salaries made by the
Senate, and the representative Of the
latter body showing no disposition 20
reecde. THIS IL not only an unfortu-
nate situation. but a menacing one n
prolonged. This bill embodies one OF
The solemn party pledges. which is
nearsr fulhilment than previous e.
forts made in other legislatures
The Republicans cannot AFFORD TO
bubble over the measure a. this time
Rather than lose the dement's Il prom.
ises. the spirit Of Cancellation and con.
cession should get 70 work on both
sides. The people are In no mood 10
b. trined with any longer IN this mat.
Ger. and win take no excuse IN this
instance for a failure 10 enact this
BIN into Law. Not only will the marty
suffer II u does not pass. but the lndi.
viduals throwing any obstacles I'm the
Way o. the conplstion 81 this praise.
worthy legislation will b. unable 10
square themselves with their Justly To-.
dignant constituencies.
The Intelligence hopes 20 hear
coon Of the agreement Of the coufcrecs
and the passage Of The bin 10 keeping
the good fsith Of the party with the
people
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according to a London dispatch.
spain has made application TO the
powers TO obtain joint action 20
end what In termed q state of AN
archy In Mexico. This places the
responsibility of action squarely
before the United States. What
action can be taken by this coun-
try 10 end this state OF anarchy,
Assuming that no armed inter
Vention OF any sort II contem-
plated. and that arbitration will
not be practicable for some time
10 come. there are at least four
lines of policy open To the United
States. We can continue uphold
ing the "do-nothins-an -let-the-
Mexicans-hght-it-out" principle.
which II apparently the viewpoint
OF the Mexicans themselves. Ac-
cordingly they should be allowed
10 have an long as they like to be-
come a law-abiding and progress
sive nation. We are not TO inter
fere. and presumably not to let the
European powers interfere, with
the process OF regeneration. This
course OF action may hasten the
return OF something akin to the
Diaz regime. with the strongest
man IN sight" as the only hope OF
salvation. II Il lasts long enough
II may produce all OF the reforms
that the Mexicans want. or II may
lead to chaos worse COMPOUNDED.
But right here we may honestly
ask ourselves whether "donoth-
ingism." based on considerations
or sympathy tolerance or human
tty. requires that we should as
sumo a kind OF moral responsible
ity for the backwardness OF Mexi-
co. n in a hundred years OF In
dependence Il cannot overcome
the obstacles that prevent Il from
taking its place beside the modern
nations OF the world. are we neces-
sarily bound TO insist that IL shall
be allowed an indefinite period IN
which TO do so? whatever the be-
nevolence OF our own intentions,
will European States adopt a
similar attitude after they have
adjusted their present differ
ences? This intimation from Lon
don intimates that they will be
disposed 20 demand that Mexico
pay a heavy bill OF damages. and
pay IL soon.
II. however. time limit Is TO be
imposed on our southern neigh
hor. we might relinquish the Mon
roe doctrine altogether and leave
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Europe 10 work its will Failing
THIS radical way out. there A a
third policy available. This would
involve an agreement with MexIco
whereby we should be allowed 20
apply the system prevailing In
the Dominican republic. with due
Safeguards. OF course. But to act
as he trustee OF Mexican
finances. al least to the extent OF
controlling the receipts of the Gus
tom houses. In the interest OF for
eisn creditors. Is not so easy a
performance in a large country
hke Mexico as IL has been in the
small states OF the Caribbean.
The presence OF American ON
cials is CALLING enough to the ma.
uonal pride OF the Dominicans. II
would be vastly more Irritating TO
That OF the Mexicans.
Finally. we might venture 10
adopt some kind OF a policy. az.
ter nrst finding out what is really
necessary TO know before proceed.
ing 10 formulate II. This Is a bi-
zarre idea. perhaps. but Il does
seem preferable to the plan hith-
erto In vogue. OF catching a few
giimpses of Mexico. doing and un-
doing a few things. and then re-
lapsing into a posture of beneyo-
lent liberation. admirable self-re-
sraint or utter indifference. as
one may choose to regard Il. We
might arrange for the appoint
ment OF an international commits
sion to investigate the Mexican
situation.
To this end we should inquire
OF the Mexican people whether
they would care TO have the ad-
vice OF a body OF expert and i'm
partial men. known for their abil-
lily and integrity: II SO, whether
they would give them every rear
sonable facility for carrying on
their work. Following the Pan
American precedent established
by the A. h. c. mediation, the com
mission should be formed of
Americans and Latin-Americans,
thereby removing any suspicion OF
Interior motives on our part. The
report and the recommendation
OF such body would serve a
three-fold purpose. They would
make clear just what the condi-
lions in Mexico are. what the Mex
leans can do to remedy them. and
what the policy of the United
States should be.
WILLIAM r. SHEPHERD.
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was the voice Of the interests. -
Lately Il is the shipping trust" that
Is accused Of attempting TO influence
the Senate against the measure. The
New York papers have been hunting
for the shipping trust" with a Ian
tern. but 80 far have failed to unearth
the existence Of such organized oppo-
sition Counter charges have been
made In the Senate rejecting on the
pernicious activity Of Secretary Nc.
Adoo for the bill: Bryan's anxiety for
It's passage revealed in speech and &C.
uon' and the Presidents set deterni.
nation 20 prevent any amendment bar.
ring the purchase Of informed ships Of
the helliEerents. these circumstance
pointing 10 the Influences Of agents or
representative Of the informed ship
pins. These charges have become 80
pointed and plain that a committee
has been appointed to investigate the
matter. Naturally 81 would be- grossly
improper for the Senate % act on the
bill until this committee reports lts
findings. which practically Kills the
measure this session. 20 far as the
Senate "a concerned.
The President Is inslstent. however
that part Of bis bacon shall be saved
and his vanity partially appoaaed. and
thus q is the bin has been dumped ON
The House. which a. 90 be- the coat IN
This remarkable contest on o. PASS.
age BY the lower branch OF Congress
The President viii 20 10 the country
and attempt TO get rymoathy BY
blaming The failure Of 90 passage bv
The senate on the Republican opposi.
lion. In this the President Il making
fatal mistake r. not accounting Tor
The opposition % the seven Democrat.
10 Senator. which Wa the only thing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17
A FEW WORDS WITH MR.. WE'LL.

FEW WORDS WITH Mr. WEI.
OF
enes the Manufacturer Wen
sv o. refer
court room - the owner string Of
Of ct to remark that
~ case in the newspapers
insepby connected with
Ne criminal proceedings
OF one
case signed 10 card i'm pex,ns,a, . ~. nam. "a. Wa
ss1s his position
assns tn.
foed Company
md Distributed broadcast
The Wheeling
I'VE days have In the opinion Of the able attorneys
through
evidence all over West Virginia with the possible
Asereditns Governor
Attorney simply
nmnaJ to the criminal proceedings
Wheeling during
the past Ave
o virginia
Manufactured Light
Heat notd cngs
IL ALL
rem
ded the Manufacturer bankrupt
alleged
tool
asmen of that a
made up from secret sources and the character those
constantly eemed with attacks
Commission
WIN insulting references In particular to the Manufacturer
Company and especially
exploitation the
under
the suise a proceeding
Not the
there beside him
turers Light Heat Company who only
and
the hearing The
inteiigence
can prove that he boosted
fact the ability this corrupt
portion the this
the chief
As the OF
ae there for three
F1rstBecause this case
and had a
seond-Because upon the
obligation
Thrd-Because OF
intenigence Office
Ices temporarily OF number men
The Editor OF The Intelgence
Ing and reports
these proceedings
trade II the
please Mr.
Well future during the
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that made Republican opposition finaI-
ly effective.
The House will pass the bill. but it
win only do so in subservieDce to the
Presidential will. Not one OF the big
leaders in this body is in favor OF the
measure. but. like many Of the weak
kneed Senators who are supporting
the bill against their personal judg-
ments. they viii aequiesce TO caucus
order and political expediency. The
President may be satisfied with such
vindication. but he cannot impose It
upon the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

The Association OF Eastern Fruit
Growers are holding their annual con.
vertion in Washington this week with
headquarters at the Raleigh Many
OF the fruit growers from the eastern
section OF West Virginia are. I'm at.
tendance. The delegates were receiv.
ed by the President al noon Tuesday.
AFTER which they met in business SEES
zion. J. NJ. Rothwell. OF Martinsburg.
mace one OF the Tuesday addresses
y ~ Fulton, Of Sleepy Creek. and
william Campbell. OF Charles Town.
are also taking an active part in the
meeting.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

The herd Of Dexter cattle. formerly
owned by Mrs Clarence Moore. whose
husband, native OF Clarksburg. was
lost in the Titanic disaster, has Just
been purchased by James ]. Hill. pres.
ident OF the Great Northern railway.
and has been shipped to Gladstone
his large estate near 81 Paul. TIE
cattle were originally purchased in
Ireland for the late Clarence Moore.
and were shipped about the same time
that Mr.. Moore sailed on the Inflated
Titanic, and they made the voyage
safely. while their owner. who had
never seen them, was lost The Dex-
ter cattle are very rare. there being
on two other herds in the United
states. one owned by George J. Gould
and the other by the estate OF the late
j. V. Haggin. They are very small,
being only thirty-six inches high and
are black in color. In ireland they
are known as the poor mans cattle.
and were common there until a few
years ago. when hey became a fad
with royalty.
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Comments of
Ohio Editors


The state Democratic organization.
WIN. L. Finley, manager. iB using rtdi-
cule. and oblurEation. too. IN urriuF tho
heUublicnn general assembly Co COM
plete tts legislative program and al
Journ. This impafleuce for short ses.
sion may come from "a desire that tn
period Of leEislutiye iuvrstiEnfiun OF fH-
departments Of the state Do cut rhorf
Newark AmCricnu-rrIbuua.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

subjected TO the neglect that has been
ITS fate In the past. II has a promis-
ing future which it is the duty Of the
legislature to promote. IL only asks
to be treated fairly and Justly.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

frN moro was when those uIfn
cnfHuainam pIano. boxea and chicErn.
wire saw great profit lu raising Belgian
hsres for market Magazines uere filled
Win nd .rtI.nuUnf. ana the uuHeeaeora
which was iispclIed az least 70 the al
Tent ~ seeing rabbit meat Instead nr
chicken meat on display fu the hutrtsf.
shops. lf rabbit meat which waa tn be-
come .n cheap. was ever placed on the
markri 90 WHs Done au quietly that th.
general ruh.i. never saw any 90 10 and
we have no recollection ~ cheerful
ufiEhh.re hrirGinE rabbit pot-pies over
thH back fences a.. Tuuurat0rn Tefnrrar.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

Tho lump has been dissolve. tr.
ruiruf Co The ndnnirfafrafian rrrrsfir..-
Chat uI Prank E Willis and au rHF.I.
rent tu that fearless eNc1riatar az Inn.r
cum methods ~ rkidffrE The cash auf
ol inr public treasury into ere unfkrf.
~ tnr private ana Captains and CnIrrrfr
~ thc Cos Army ~ Industrial NUrElrru
~ Politics. IHa been dissolved The ua.
Fuh.lran LEGISLATURE 90 the dieaolvirr
80 Iouger WIZ lump ruu uurcuriaffars
D. made o. state deuartmrnfa or tratf.
tuugu1 nrd no longer will aalarfra b..
nNUd hf fhe heads OF druarfmenta-f al.
consent 20 with thn approval" of ths
governor Cincinnati C0mmerrfaf a..
bunc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17
APPEALING TO THE COUNTRY

When TIE hrst objections 10 bic
personaiiy conducted ship purchasing
measure we're voiced. President wa
son Immediately announced that r'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

A concurrent resolution has passed
the Pennsylvania legislature asking
Congress to repeal the present obnox-
ious tariff law. And we see Congress
dropping the ship bill and everything
else in haste 20 comply.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

The war cost 10 the allies for the
current year will amount to $4,000. Ooo.-
ooo. a single person couldn't count
that sum By simple notation n he lived
for thousand years.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

some ~ the beiHFerents are frhtInr
on skis. and 90 would not be- surprising 10
hud some % them battling On roller
skates when the weather rnoderate~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

Age cannot wither or custom stale the
dlphtheria germ. Germs which iurked
in York. Pa, house for 90 years caus-
ed IN" death o. the occupants three
children.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

Chief Belgian need g. work for
100000 says a headline. We regret
to Hay that O. similar need exists in tbis'
country
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

The ship purchase bin contest In the.
senate has reached the inveatisation
point which further c0mpiicatsa 4 COM
plicatsd question
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

The reports sent out from this city
20 the Pittsburgh papers concerniur the
Fa7 case read Ike they we're censored
Dy ths We'll syndicate.
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who took the part of Dolly Madison.
Supporting Mrs. Brown were her
younger sister. Miss Hazel May. Mrs.
ID. C. Goodwin and Mrs. Howell smith.
and Mr. Reed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

one man in PIKE county. Kcnt1csy. BE-
charged with corrurtIug the ballot win
gingerbread. which proved % be- a. &C.
ductiyr as cash.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

ohio wants free text books Tor her
school children evidently enuiaune ths
sentiment % West virEinia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

Judicial arrogance haa its day a.
wrath Just lks me more common Of
frnHes
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

PittsbufFh saloon FED hurry
lire u fooo. which va more % show
than r. charity
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Miss Barbara Campbell. Of Charles
IoWn. who is the guest Of Miss Kath-
arine steele Barrel. daughter of Mrs.
Kate Waller Barrett. Is a much-feted
visitor. Miss Campbell was the honor
guest at a large and formal dinner
gwen Sunday evening by Miss Anna
Lewis Jones. a buffet supper given
Saturday evening by her hostess. and
was one OF the honor guests at the
Junior German Clubs last entertain
ment.
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WHAT CAN BE DONE In MEXICO

rressor Of History Columbia University: Honar Prof
my OF Chile; Member Hspanic America Chief
Deegaton TO Fourth international Aurxr.n
Copyright. Ledge COMPANY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

Some ~ The Heriin papers are dispos-
"a 90 mistake asrsrtion of nrhta Tor
threats and buster
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

IN the different states there are forty.
two grounds Tor divorce which calls Tor
national correctional legislation.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-02-17

= View Yorker ate three restaurant
mlnce pies on r. wager He's dead
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Governor ua,n,ia hi, ou, from tn.
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Mrs. Isaac T. Mann is quite radiant
over the beautiful Kentucky mare
cloudy Girl which her husband has
purchased for her recently. Mrs
Mann has been spending much OF her
time at the Riding Club. trying out
the mares PAGES. and Is most enthu-
siastic. already making plans 70 enter
her In the horse show in the spring
Cloudy Girl. formerly the property Of
George p. Dickinson. Is one Of a string
q beautiful horses brought from Ken
lucky b. Mr.. Dickinson. whose horses
are Immensely popular with the riding
SGT in Washington. Though spirited.
these horses are said To be gentle as
kttens and splendIdly broken.