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The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-05
Cedar Posts For Sale

We have just received a car load of cedar posts which we will sell at reasonable price. 26-tf Perkins Lumber Co.
The Carlisle independent., 1918-12-05

-lf in need of rain coats you will do well to look at Buechley $ at the old prices.
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propertv on Crawlord's Hill. Considera-
lion private. The new owner will .occu-
nv inc place with his family.
Mrs. O. ]. SimmS. of the rural dis
trict. spent last Sunday with Mrs. Cora
Morgan.
J. 5. Fish Is in receipt OF a letter from
his friend. G. B. Huffner from overseas.
CUTLER states that ne is feeling fine and
likes the eastern country very much.
The letter was dated November is, and
was. therefore. written since the war
ended.
llr. w. V. Teagarden received four let
.crs from his son. Trcc Teagardcn. who
is in France. The letters were all writ
ten since the war ended and they state
that he is well, but says he expects to
remain in that country for while. He
also states that Harry Lowe. Allen
t;i,mpPa allie rmuG II aaar ldnn
t;umr. Paul HnScrman and Harry Teates
arc all right and enjoying good health.
w. f.. Shepherd. Of M"undsrille. was
in town yesterday. lie brings US the in
formation that MS son. Asa Shepherd.
and Lloyd Yoho. his son-in-law, was in
tho last three days OF the battle over
seas and they have not been heard any
hing more from them. but are hoping
iGr The better.
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HEAV|NESS IN
STOCK MARKET

. NEW YORK. l'"c. @.-~EteAsons tost the
carly hcsita;i"u AMI later hcaEi'cSS OF
;pdaSs stock market ~''rH provided by
Director Crucrai McAT"U'S recommen-
da;irn H. Congress rssp"rtlns existing
-:,lvoad conditions; and tn" partial dead
IHrn created, l.y It.r war boards refusal
- "ssrmgne ucw prices of output for
~tHrt and ron.
Despite Mr. McAdco's qualified dis
ayrwtl uc government ownership. his
suggestion that federal control CT the
railroads r" attended - five years.
c,::>c ~ an unpleasant surprise 20 tiuan-
cal and banking interests.
Rails rf high and low dcsrc" tcil l
~ ~ points. :hcir reversal soon spread
ag 20 numerous other issues d,-p~ndrut
on prosperity OF transportation. Il Was
conceded that reaction might haIH at
;ained wider proportions. but for IN:
figures issued ny tho Department Of Ag-
riculturc. which estimated the ralu" or
;hs rountry's liberty crop ct some
sS0n.ooGpno in excess OF any previous
record
stools and Tho general run OF equip
.nsnts. also cnppers. IN which the carly
rrNrQuiShm"utS Of government rsstric-
lions Is tor"shadowed. reacted 20
points. United states Steel erincins
marked heaylneSS at the close.
J ShppinEs and oils represented tho
unE a>ccun; most OF the time. but
yielded ~ general pressure. at the eAo.
with utilities and tohaccoS. also leathcFS
and MINOR Sp.cial,icS. Sales amounted
:" $4,000 shares.
Bonds. as whole. were adversely af-
tected by the weakness Of specnlatiF"
issues notably fractions. Liberty Is
sues offered some restrictions. but re-
acted in the final dealings. tntcrnati0nalS
showing comparative steadines Total
sales (par valued aggregated s10.515.-
O0h. Old United States bonds were I'M
changed on call.
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IRON REVIEW

NEW YORK. Dec. I2.-.,~Thc Iron Ago
cun,Initt"r "f IRON and steel m"liuiaH-
! I'.r"rs rrInrr"d /" II large mr"tin:; OF
pr",iucrr* in \"" YORK "'rthn"r
! favor e 'mrG"rHi," reduction in the
prices Of mig ron and I'll rolling mill
products. effective Ian. !. This rrcon-
/. incntlat!nu whs practically Endorsed h%
| IL uuarr:', vote Of IN. meeting 10 put
! the matt" H. the committees hnhdS
, W'th phw"r.
A. In" uutcrrnr C: the ""rnmitic &C. y
, rs;,;rr-uce with tho War Industries
, l:nard Mt Washington t"caH NrdnrS-
drvJ auu"uur"H nj is looked Tor y low
or prices Throughout trr l.>i Win ~"
! exception RI ron ore. II = expected
| ihut mig ;ron will bG reduced s.. p nt"H
and s!,a pes 81. arl Shcrts ard iinpaf"S
! $40 rrr toy. VI, other price II pr
! T"riinu.
| indicated that thrrH will hc rn snNcrTi-
, mrm p~irrE m f;,n and steel after l'c'
cCmhrr 81 il maE onnGuhr" n" ne"
S"hr,Iul,. rx pric"t which tn" l1;HnGIHr-
rur"rS Wili ,'"i i" rnaintnin. as repre-
! Srn;inE ~ fair rc-cdjmsmrnt from me
wa lrvrl '1u ~" ,thrr hand tho an;
mnunccrrrrl made may hay" been solely
on h,halr OF Tn" manufactures.
Tho paSl week l,;ts hrnuEn; furtnfE
"rp"rt and domestic hn@in"SS Il" ~"
eIrrl rnmparl"S SnrEc ~: tlln book X
ru,",. than their tGrr"nt Ii"!t, i";. n.
n.rr,rrnrr IL was nm ng.r,ral, ui small
r,nl. nj. Linr orjrrs
Th,' - ~. WITH Inc nc".y can
,...,ia iran. r,. England France ard 'iH~
..,,,rru,ucry J., \Ee.hinuica hr:nirId fur
sem" m"ntH" viii frll hriow ra9nc''}.
T.. .,ii III, drn,.r.ni consideration
Jis,,,rb,,'.. r,,.urc - ~. rtTsc' ~
r,.. ,.n, hu.',.,s rr,nr or ihr"l large
,,,r,,,.r;.y -, ,..,.,r.l iron ls.i;L.l,i fnr iNj
49,, .,,i, r. nav, y.or 'SclI,-: -" re-
, SiS. In,
~ 'nh n,,i f,r u;ur;. ,,hi-h ihc.
..nrr-rr,r,,' ,,,,y n,vn cancelled
~, ',,,.,,,,ri,nG :hn. SOM govern
,,,,,. ,,,,,,,t,i.,....; Ar r,rrrllinr iron
,',,i .ico, c-d,rr r. H.. c.pecta.inn 81
,,,,;r, ,Ln r,,,r-iol ai lnwcr nrlcs
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Cameron Briefs.

r,,rr,. GrrccwDud, who was crit;ca!lE
il, win Influenza and pncunonia i1 =
several days has got petlSrr az" 10 oHic
{, be- about again. hut vii! not De ''''
-, r.,su,nr. work for some ttmc; D.
lille daughter Of Mr.. and MTS; +. r.
-. wn: dangerously i'll Of influenza
nnd nnrumunia. bat ct this Vr'''"s l.
uIuth improved. . ,,,.,ire,nn
T:rr Wills lS:r1.nsST. O. Jir5es;ne q
y, has been h":c during inc "I.pEn 10
- .orr,c Of his property and storing NJ M
T,,,Srh,ld goods The family VIII Il"h'
i',n;r permanent HON" al " h ~ 70.
W, p-e sorry 10 l"oS" Il ian;iE I'M .a;r
,,,,, I.,meruI,'v los - WasEInGtn XIII
w." ~. I Barrett and family. haTr return
,1 To their hnm: nj in:S pla'', ~
.I,.rdiry Ihr summer at Mahh'nE tui,
nv. XIV library - "Insed tHdeiinllc
on account q the "ipcr asa'hs' e'''S
gatinr. .,., soldier hoy
: ,;., &c ,,oi,,r. 10 clay. ne having p"c''
discharged from du'I. ~ ,,,nts =
; rcn,nlr institute" a. Eaitim"T" - , MAIN
srcrdiaE hrr vacation. IN" wa
until after Nv. holidays se t- =,
h,rnn l,nrtcr has been laid orr ior y
,rw dnTs nn account OF Il SilS"I
brt lrc hrs not got the fl'l: ,. ,,.,
Warn, Monroe. and Family Spth' los
c:url,y nj their farm In the country; -,
Kari Daughertr was taken SuodrnlE Im
.,hiIn ut work NJ IN. Cameron tahrL!
In's Mar, Tuesday, AMI ind 10 DC taM'i
g., IL. rrrn, re-; NJ rnr:rlct'N" rccoFereu
c,,I went "a work again this m"rninE.,
N-u F;uu'c"S Martin haS purrAAS'. ~
r.i,rinrcr property on West Nam
md viii crcury ,hr place vain hG' JAM
,;v in the urar ;IiUrr. ,r,
Mrs, Friend. az aged ladf. u',,l Il. lM ,,
home RI he- daughter. George Jones, ~.
Tur.tin,. evening. q! diseases 'n.:u':m .ho
cid ,yr. The funeral occurred from III
Mac. nr death this afternoon al -. o."
with iuirrnr"ni in tn" hin"ron Sen't
Enr,nunG uuric% haS r"iurnco 10 dGt2
W,rr,,,rnun afrcr spending oT'ci
t,,rIru,h AZ his home near this pircr.
! II Erichcr:rr. who closed MS ,aIl9r
,,ou ~ ,hIs nlsrc and went IA Turuc
'rcr,, "a nNoirg Ia return 70 nus p!hcc
,,,,,, N...irrs: IN his line rcViTrd H'tef
49,, a. w-ii."th?; h." vii remain therE
g., ,hn ,,rcsrn;. wicrr he has secured
cr. rIoxr,,cn, in an industrial plant.
~ asses against ~" Hartley rs. JOG
t,wr,s 4ri Van I'ynr. l."Na! Mason anu
r:"nrrc Mason which va" Ia haT" oecn
rid hcforr s uirr COW THIS morning..
,rnr compromised o.! 81 our. ~
no.. wore charged with dTs'roEinh M':
narti"v's buggy. n,.i
= w RowrrS of. hdalin". WAS a. ous'-
rrey caller III til" city yesterday.
. -',,;nr For; or rc n"ar PITTSBURGH mas
accented 4 pnSiT"r with MS Uncle. hhlr!n
lorlnr. nj thid plar". ~ ihe i''"' ''''''
und restaurant baHin"s..
W. \ Evans. az near h''l'on' ~
u,nvrI his tami!" from h'* thrhh /" '"'@
civ. g.. 'hr winter. ,.,,;
W. :. Fry purchased ihr j. l. EIp!n
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RrtefI nnd EefHonAl1.

The Allen Grove Sewing circle met "a
Good win hall. over Harsh's store. on
Thursday afternoon to mako plans Tor
their annual fancywork sale: -
Miss Jean White, Of Mt, Olivet - u
Miss Virginia Moore, OF Wheenns
Island. was the guest OF Miss HeIaa
Garvin Wednesday and Thursday
Sunday school will be held in tho Nh
olivct n. T. church next Sunday morn
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcrinar Rs "a
proud parents Of baby girl.
John Reid Is moving from the L
Null farm near Mt. O]tret, to Sions
wood
Mrs. John Bruny. formerly Misc AIMS
Driscol, Of the Reilly Hill road. is ser1.
ously Ill at hor home In McM echen.
The Boggs Run school opened this
week with a small attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. &. G. Bromcr and Httlo
daughter. Hazel, are all ill with inhu-
enza In their home at Mozart
The regular church services VIII Do
held in Christ Lutheran church at Mo-
Mrs. Earl Tius., OF Mt orvct. Is Ill
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aurrER, EGGS, CHEESE,

NEW YORK. Dec. 1@.--Ruttcr steadS
erca nlcry h!rhGr than cxtrn9, esS g ."
extras 70? >cornl. "a; hTSts. 69Wh
packing. stock, current make NO. - 4lV
6i: ,,.5 o,+r,s
7Ia72: fresh Enthered regular pncEec
extra nrsts, 76G 80: do frsts, e6GsoI!
.tato, I'crnsylvania and nearby wes1eF =
60 ar hrown T46f7S; do. gathered
browns and mixed coiors; 6S@72;, ,os
Chrrsc steady: state. whole milk. hats
fresh specials. SIN: do average run
36;i. oIa
Poultry, live. steady; chlekenSS ng
az: fowls. 35R 80: old ROSTERS, 20; tur'
KEYS Is. DresGed weak. bu, unchanged,
Flour unchanged.
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SUGAR

NEW YORK, Dec. l2.--There were no
ncw Developments in the local raw SUE
mr. market. and prices were unchanged
NJ 7.oS for centrifugal 10 the rtftner,
with no business reported.
The demand for refined is St;ll or fHir
proportions. but owing 10 temporary
Shortage OF raw sugar. some OF the re-
timers are no; in position to accept
business. The arrival Of n cargo o. SuG-
mr. has brought some relief and az an
other cargo IS expected t"rnorrow. II will
nnl,. he Il matter Of few days before
conditions are again normal. ETicc3 are
Unchanged at 3 cents for limo srah"-
lated.
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oH1CAGo LIVE, sToCE.

CHICAGO. Dec t9-HoEs-fs"t"iri5
-. 900: market strong. mostly be to Nv, !r'
higher thnn ycStrrda% average II"
dny quotations u5chanScd. 49,.
' G}attis~ Rcc"tpts; 5000: ma io ,' clos
re- R.ci rpt,fc. good. choice and rriInIcS
..5G5io.75 common and medium Hi%V
fT1J.25. Ilutehrr stock. COWS ana ncIn
6'o1m SIS. Day quotations otherwise
Snecr-.-EcSclpte $1,000: market 25c
tn .nc lower The day quotations uh-
changed
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. STOCKS AND BONDS.
CAMERON
The Flu Situation.

rLr.f LIS unt hecli Il tASc Tcpo!0tu
s.,,..r last Saturday and the situation ~
regards "a IN" disease seems greatly, y, '' n,
urEv-d Tho ban !. still on but viii BE-
Tilted in :, fcw days i? things con.ihur
rs ir,nr,yr. AZ those Whn have it NJ the
,'rnsrnt ;ir,. are getting better. her'
thxn,s say the ban Is hard on Chris tmhs
snoDpirg. III" ban ray be lifted IN n, = !
tow days but II This is done sch ,ods WI
moI be- rc-,3r"nrd til after the hatdaNs
~ the teachers have al been d'stn'Ssco
lInll thai ,lnr.
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TOLEDO GR1H.

TOLEDO, Disc; t,--c ,,E rs. M
$500, February. 76.1o: March, $500;
Alsike--Pri1ne cash and December,
1875; March 20.o0.
Tirothy.-Prtme cash. Old, 6.l2h;
now and Deoen,ber, 5.l7h: January.
6.221i; Hay. $40.
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Til. industrial glass house mas PEEL
,,ns,.d for several days ard it was sald
,..,%,nrd.,. th" f'nmcrnn GLASS company
E w:,fIJ rlnss lis doors in 4 few days and
M YAM, " the wnrkn"n have already !c''
ih. city and more will lHave iGr nor" nom,
during RI. week. Nothing oeil 49, a." nv
,N. Patterson window Glass H,np:.'s
on:ninr il. factory atter the holidays
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| Rid. ! AJAX.
New York Cotton Market

IvHt..A,.SG. ". Va. tb"H. -" IS.
Furu!shcn l,.o lIi"!llEencrr by , e
Gasten L. Co. members Of The New ForE
Stack Exchange. National iank fuiId-
lng. Wheeling. ". Va, Louis i. brand
manager.
ICnnnl illi.h lInx Clnha
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ToR AnAr1o RELIEF.

WASHINGTON. December IA bill
for federal incorporation Of the .Ar1crt-
can committee IN charge Of collecting
100000 400 FOR relief OF destitute Arme-
nlans, Syrians. Greeks and other peoples
was passed to-day by the senate and
DOW goes to ths house.
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EXCITED JUMP
IN CORN MAKE 7

.IIIEAGU. Dcc. .-.--t:%rItcd jumps OF
nearly CENTS Il Ousht! Iii tho corn MAJ:
krt TODAY resulted from thu E"rc:Imtn;
crop report that the United STATES ylrtu
OF corn for l41S had fallen short o. even
domestic needs TurHusI prices Il INC
bulge were not maintained. aut The close
was firm, 3ss 10 ~ net hlGh"T. Wth
January 1885. to J.35 X mnd MAY ~" I"
l.3SL.. Oats finished h, !" 4 = ~
Tho outcome in provisions VA" "n"nHnE-
,xl To IS cents lower.
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N--Transrrr books Hl0He Dec. II. Tor
n regular : per cent cash dividend. pny-
Shr Jan. ..
, f@)--.rrHnSf"r books close Dec. u. FOR
\ regular / per cent md an a1trn ? per
cont cash dividend. payable Ian. =.
G%)--Transf"r books close TIC. ~. Tor
n regular = pr cen; and III extra per
cent cash dividend payable lar. l.
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WHEELING. W. Va. Dec.,l2. 10.
Furnished ths !:tcl!irencc- by A. &c
ua.tcn Z Co. members OF the New Iors
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing wheeling. ". va, Louis +. Brand,
manager.
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SHERRARD
MI HAmuel SieYexf.

on Wednesday morning Mrs. Samuel
Sivert, nt Mozart Terrace, passed away
in the family home, following an illncSs
at Influenza Tho deceased vas we'll
known and highly esteemed in that COM
munity The remains were removed 10
the home OF a relative in Wheeling.
where funeral services will DO held to"
day.
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec. Il, 'l8.
Furnished tho Ir:e:li8encer by A. z
Masten & CO.. members OF tho New Yors
Stock Exchange. Natluna, Bank Duilt
Ing, Wheeling ". Va, Louis T. Brand
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cnrh Mining StocHs.
NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEELING. w. Va. Dec ~. 1s.
Furnished the inte,nEencer by A. n
Masten & Co.. members Of the New forh
Stock Exchange. National BanE BALD
ing, Wheeling. W Va. Louis F. Brana
manager.
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N, Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 1c. rs.
Furnished the 1nreii,sencer BY 4 b.
Masten & Co. members OF the New forI
= Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
ing. Wheeling. ". Va, Louis F. Brand
manager
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. =. lS.
Furnished the IntcilIscnrcr by A. r
Masien & Co. member. or the New Ter,
Etock Exchange. National hank Build
ing. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis L. brand
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Drr. IL. rs.
DAILY I,Iulaiinn list Wheeling Stock
Exchanxc. complied for the Intelligent
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BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

Bonds S10.Sls.0 900.
Il)-ReSular div. $500.
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Earnctt oil & Gas .......,I 4 s.
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-08-29
QUICK IN, NAME: AND ACTION

, Quick in name. thought and &C.
ton, Sergt. Maj. John Henry Quick OF
the United States marines Is one OF
that noted organization who, after BE-
ing cited for bravery on the battlefield
years ago, again comes to the front by
performing valorous deeds In France
and again being cited for bravery. =
He was awarded the congressional
medal of honor for his conduct IN
t1ghting at Cuzco. Cuba, in 1898. The
enemy was hiding in ambush and he
volunteered to stand against the sky
on a high crest and signal firing direc-
lions to the U. S. s. Dolphin. He stood
with his back. to the enemy and, al
though bullets were cutting all about
him, sent the signals as nOnchalantly
as II he were in camp.
On June 6, 1918, he volunteered
and assisted in taking a truck load of
ammunition and material into the
town of Bouresches, France, over a
road swept by artillery and machine
tey,,n fro fhorohv relieving a critical &
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SPENDING MILLION A WEEK

= Think of having the job of raising
$5O,OOO,OO0 and. on top of that. the job
OF spending tEat $50 ZOO, OOJ ~ ne rate
OF about q million q weeki
William JN Mulligan has such a
job, and he is making good at 1t.
William J. Mulligan is the chair
man of the Knights of Columbus COM
1mittee on war activities, which has
charge of the supply of comforts and
attentions for the spiritual, physical
and mental needs, Of the million and
more American soldiers in this coun-
try and overseas.
Mr.. Mulligan is a lawyer, and be-
fore he devoted his time exclusively
to K. of G. war relief work practiced
his profession in Hartford, Conn.,. he
resides in Thompsonville, Conn: He is a
graduate of Yale law school. Among
the many strong features that enter
Mr.. Mulligan's makeup, the predomi-
mating one is perhaps the power of
organization. His ability in this d.
-rection has been proved by the accom-
of his tour abroad
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-08-29
DEAN OF WAR REPORTERS

!: The king of Bulgaria, on the bat
tlefield Of Mustapha Pasha, before
Adrianople in 1912, said to his chief
of staff as his troops were going into
action: "Obserye that Englishman
passing up with the artillery. He has
seen more fighting that any s"ldier
alive" .4.. -
He meant Frederic Villiers. artist
aQd correspondent for the Illustrated
London News, who, from 1871 to 1918,
has seen all the world has had to
offer in the way of warfare. He re-
Gently turned up in New York. after
two and half years on. the western
front and trip around the world that
led him to the frontiers of India.
'The end is quite bit off, yet"
said Villiers. "HOw can it be other
wise when the German still thinks he
is top dog? It may last several years.
"Sihce the Aisne have had no
doubt of the ultimate end. Tommy
took Fritz's measure there. Until
1
The Tomahawk. [volume] (White Earth, Becker County, Minn.) 1903-192?, 1918-08-29
new CORPS COMMANDER

Brig. Gen. Oman Bundy. who has
been placed in command of the Fifth
American army corps in France, was
born at Newcastle, Ind, and was a
student Mt De Paw until he entered
West Point in 1873. He first won dis
tinction as fighter in the Philip
pines at the battle of Bud-Dajo-
Mount Dajo-when as a major he led
q column Of men up tte side Of an
extinct volcano to attack 1000 Moros
In the crater. FiftytwO per cent Of
his men In one company fell, SO In an
other; still the line kept moving for
ward, held to it's course by the COM
mander, and cleaned out the enemy.
In 1915 Colonel Bundy was de-
tailed as adjutant general at San An
tonic, Tex. In connection with Per
shing's expedition into Mexico unusual
administrative responsibility fell on
him, and the manner In which he dis.
charged this no doubt made further
impression on Pesshlng. After wae
a briSadier general *
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q
take
al.
amy him
200
municipal awaits salesman"
Stanley could that he'd
he
of that time
county jail.
notebook Eighth street and Grand
q patrolman
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strong except for this Disagreement
he continued.
Mr.. and Mrs. knight were dis.
turbed over this announcement.
II wonder II it will be for life.
worried Mrs. knight.
Mr.. knight met DR.. w. y. Morrow
on the street. g
my boy hasn't q hair On hls
head" he said. do you know whether
It will grow again or what the effect e
gas in this way Isl" Doctor Morrow
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Tire Salesman Had Perfectly Corking Good Time

CITYsick" Stanley crook He's
taking his little
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book he marks the size of the tire re-
quired and Identifies the purchaser by
some system of his own. Later In the
week he delivers the tires. During the
week he steals them, he admitted be-
fore Judge Charles H. Clark In the
North side court.
"Stick" Stanley knows practically
every policeman on the force, In a per-
sonal, intimate way. His record, stated
In nm offhand way, embraces some $50
to 200 separate arrests for petty thefts.
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ny HAIR DON'T
oOTWR Ne

Hail. Cant give %
Of the physician
o. condition." replied Doctor Hail.
dstazeed mentioned the fact nshbor who -
In -. i
- q Coolies" .zr-- ~.
the fact tfat this Is the extent OF a
A1sades Captain Knight d. .
Between e.ey bullets persistent coolies har
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CAPTAINS Head Is Bald, but Not From Gas Attack

y ANsAs CITY, head wrote Capt
OF
complete hospital
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rock. which exists there n larU0 QUa1.
titieA BY grinding and waahins pro.
cesses the platinum 10 extracted from
the chrome-iron ore contained In tAs
rock. A recent experiment secured
200 ounces Of platinum out oe 072o
hounds Of chromitic slack.
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of
william pulled role Of $50 b1S
'front.' ba pocket the judge
LAWYERS has
money before he started o it.
p.
explained things like that his wife, who
Judge Gregory told them to
a him TWO 1oks ousns
to make ant he said
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IL Zr-s Cruel Comment
Miss Oldsiri says che was - 60
barrassed she actually changed eo11
tenance."
Then q was Q ersst eAa1eo -
Nv
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thereby relieving critical situation For this deed he highly
cited by General Pershng
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~ W0000s0 u I0teto0co.
The tolerant man II the open-ml00-
"a man. the mentally-balanced man.
tAs understanding man. He knows that
10 himself II not the sole repository
q human wisdom. : He knows that
Wisdom win not die when hs does. He
Knows that usually he can learn some
thing from he Aumblest Of his asao-
Glatoa.
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Did you mail that letter I gave yoa
yesterdayr ...g
"N.no, my dear. I whistled 70 tho
nan IN the postal airplane, but -
wouldn't come down after II"
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Unjust csitielssn.
6ShiuHY

Unjust csitleIsm.
~Going hshinE7" . -
= yes" .#s a.
Can you afford 10 loaf In that
W1yr 2 .l..r ~ ...-
Il want 10 tell you that man who
can come home with several pounds
Of I'm foe IL family dinner u -
Ioafec."
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Seemed Like Large Sum, but It Was Phony

$4,000 hands five minutes
u
knnknc home
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0ieA p1aeinvm Rock
P1atnuD - now besng secured In s.
ose1a nS0 aunita . eonsio0a.ss