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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-18

Almost any style or shape may selected without stepping beyond the bounds of fashion. This is especially true of the early spring styles when a smart but distinguished looking hat may be made of straw, silk, or Batavia used singly or in combination. Walking Hats with just the right "tilt" or "sweep."
 Sailors, severely plain or with slight trimming.
 Toques and Tricornes, those com forta5le, close-ftting hats that are al ways in vogue,
 Second floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
WALES SWITCHES DATES,
Prince Is to Visit Jamaica Septem
Der IS,

KINGSTON, Jamaica, July 2s.-The
Prince Of Wales has decided to visit
Jamaica on September IS, instead of
the 23d. as previously announced He
will make an extended tour of the
island, remaining three days.
The prince before his departure will
decorate various citizens for meri-
torious services during the world
war.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
MANN|X SA|LSSATURDAY
DESPITE BRITISH DECREE
England Is Taking No Steps to
Keep Him From Board
ing Baltic.

NEW YORK, July 29-Plans of
Archbishop Daniel J. Mannix of Mel
bourne. Australia. to leave here next
Saturday for Great Britain on the
steamship Baltic are unchanged by
formal notification from the British
government that he will not be al
lowed to enter Ireland, because of his
recent utterances on the Irish queS-
ton. the American commission on
Irish Independence announced today.
Despite Lloyd Georges ukase." the
announcement said. archbishop Man
nix will sail on Saturday noon. Every
lover of liberty. especially every one
of Irish blood should attend to bid
him Godspeed.'
The Baltic stops at both Queenstown
and Liverpool. The commission did
not state at which port the prelate
planned to land.
LONDON, July 23-The British gov
eminent has decided upon only one
thing in Connection with Archbishop
Mannix of Melbourne. Australia, com
ing to the British Isles, and that is
that he will not be allowed to land IN
Ireland. 1t is evident that the oflcials
have been unable to decide what they
will do should he not attempt to land
at Queenstown. but did attempt TO
disembark at Liverpool.
Archbishop ManniX has been ON
cially notified that he will not be al =
lowed to go to Ireland, but the gov
eminent is taking no steps to prevent
him from boarding the steamer Baltic,
which sails from New York Saturday.
DUBLIN, July 2S.-A requisltion mas
been signed requiring the iord mayor
to summon a special meeting of the
Dublin corporation for the purpose
of comforting the freedom of the city
on Archbishop Mannix.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
D. c. REPUBLICANS PLAN
/ T0RCHL|CHT PARADES
Thrills of 0ld-Time Political Cam
paign Promised-Speeches at
Liberty Hut.

Washington is to have all the thrills
of an old-time political campaign, with
big rallies. torchlight parades, transpar-
encies, etc. In the National Capital
probably the first big blast of campaign
eratory will be shot off. That is the in
tention OF the republican leaders who
are planning for six monster gatherings,
probably at Liberty Hut which will be
addressed by the best speakers in the
country. and which will be preceded
by torchlight parades in which dele
cations from every state in the Union
will march.
Plans for such "whooping-up cam
paign were laid last night at the meet
ing in the republican headquarters.
1926 New York avenue, of representa-
tives from all the states. forming the
campaign committee of the League of
Republican State Clubs. The program
will be perfected Monday night, when
this campaign committee meets with
Il similar committee representing the
Harding and Coolidge Club.
Counseling with the campaign com
mittee last night were Edward +.
Colladay, national committeeman for
the District; William T. Galliher
chairman of the state central com
means committee; T. Lincoln Town
send. president of the Harding and
Coolidge Club. and Henry NJ. Camp,
director of republican club organiZa-
tons in the District.
Russell Young was selected last
night to represent the state of Penn
SyIvania on the campaign committee
of the League of Republican State
Clubs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
TWO DEAD, ONE DYING
IN FIGHT IN ALABAMA
Officer Killed After Trouble With
Negro, in Which Others
Take Part.

CARBON HILL, Ala, July 29.-Two
men were killed. one fatally wounded
and a boy seriously shot here last
night in a. sensational fight growing
out of a controversy Deputy Sheriff
Ben Barrett had with a negro yes
terday afternoon.
Deputy Barrett was killed by a
union miner named Hicks Oliver
McDade. a non-union miner. was
killed by Hicks while attempting to
assist in the arrest of Hicks A bow
named Mcdonald was shot by a stray
bullet. Hicks was then pursued by
officers and was shot a number of
times SO badly that there is no hope
of his recovery.
The cause of the trouble between
Deputy Barrett and the negro is not
known definitely. Hicks however,
took the negroes part and resumed
the quarrel at night with the deputy.
Both the negro and Hicks had for
merly be. employed at the mines
here. but have not been working re-
Gently.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
Z0NING PLANS SATISFY
CITIZENS OF SUBURBS
Langdon and Woodbridge Property
Owners Told of the
System.

The subject of coming as applied to
the communities of Languon and
Woodbridge was taken up in detail la st
night at the regular monthly meeting
of the Rhode Island Avenue Citizens
Association. William s. Torbert.
president of the association. was in
the chair.
Mr.. Torbert pointed out with the
assistance of maps issued for the
purpose by the coming commission,
the sections that would be designate ed
as residential. first and second com :
mercial, and industrial districts.
Most of those present were satisfied
with the plans as the commit ssion had
outlined them. Other matters taken
up by the association included the
increase of rates by the Potomac
Electric Power Company and the new
postal station which is to be situated
in Rhode Island avenue, in the heart
of the business section OF Langdon-
Woodbridge.
A report from the committee on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

Included in the buckle of new bath
ing suit belt is a water-tight box for
iewelry or money
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
HITS TEACHERS UNION.
Pennsylvania School Superint tend.

HARRISBURG, Pa, July 29.-In
sustaining the school board of Lancas-
ter in refusing to renew contracts with
teachers who had Joined the Ameri-
can Federation of Teachers. which is
affiliated with the American Fedora
ton of Labor. DR.. Thomas +. Fine
gan, state superintendent of public
instruction. has issued a ruling that
teachers may not form an alliance of
any character with any interest in
the community which will prevent
them from serving impartially the
best interests of all the people and
the state.
Public school teachers, he declared.
are Servants of the entire state as
well as of the locality in which the
school is maintained"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29

streets and sidewalks, to be presented
to the District Commissioners, sug-
gested the grading of Brentwood road
extended. the repairing of Jackson
street from 18th to Goth streets; re-
pairing of kearney street from 18th
to 18th streets: repairing of 18th
street from Irving to Newton streets;
repairing of 18th street from Jack
son to Kearney streets: paving of the
circle at 26th and Irving streets
northeast. and extension of the side
walks on the north side of Rhode
Island avenue northeast from ed to
gath streets.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
YANKEE LOAN TO PERSIA.
Report of Offer Follows Shelving
of Anglo-Persian Agreement.

LONDON, July 29.-Americans have
offered the Persian government a
large loan. according to an uncon-
firmed report sent by the Daily Nails
Teheran correspondent
Financial Adviser Smith," the dis
patch adds. has been requested by
the cabinet not to attend their office.
which. following the resignation of
the British military commission,
means that the Angio-Persian agree
ment has been shelved until the as
sembly of the national council several
months hence"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
ILLICIT STILLS INCURRED
q. S. Agent at Richmond Says He
Is PowerleSS.

RICHMOND, Va. July 29.-Asserting
that there are 10000 or more violators
of the prohibition laws in this state.
Supervising Revenue Agent S. r.
Brame said that with only thirty
eight men in his squad in Virginia it
was almost impossible to make an
ADEQUATE number of arrests to curb
Illicit liquor distilling in the country
districts.
He added that much of the Illicit
distilling could be curbed by public
opinion. as in many of the counties
law and order leagues are being or
ganized and the people themselves
are taking the violators in hand. see
ing that the courts do their duty in
administering punishment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-07-29
COMMANDS EAGLE FLEET,

PORTSMOUTH. y. H.. July 90
Commander Lee c. Carey has been
ordered to report to the navy yard
here as commander-in- chief of the
Pacific fleet of Eagle boats The fleet
will leave here about August l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Saturday, October 8. 1920.
THE DAY or OUR TARIFF NEED

W" " n"n''
past tho
four
tomand for American tho world h"r"
experienced
by d"3"G
zach
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II . IA
hs reflected la ndustry
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tho ""rd" 'i "
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~ ny'"S
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flow " rd ~,
81 rcr.c
prevent the damsH n may W. ~ Tnu"r ~,
do L" % o"nA
can he oil nrrr"
,".tsy , kor"
tort. " OF
and
Of o
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ontsr nood
as nodd
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09

It's military strength to their defense
against external aggression. II is OF
record that IN" French oIh"rwi-" would
haNc insisted upon making 49, ,.,"' th'
extent OF Ih,ir occupation. aud then
over. that they n"uKhl. h"d '7'"'N7"'
assurances Ia tho moro explicit form at
u Il, frunivo Treaty Of alliance which MI.
WIla"m negotiated. nnd Width NOW llo"
rIuuhorIng In tho ni'hlVoa at WonhihE
ton I."io Ia tho day t." lnio /" u" 81
ru, two. tho President Hoohs 4" '"'d"'
hin own ptuIuIaon aud To hello Ills own
words
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THE ROAD TO PROSPERITY

Nniand W I"IIou. un"ffl' lnl hninIl
con representative Nt ih0 international
|.nurc-a Of Tinan'" NJ ururH"ir. hlh "
good thing whom lao told ~" l.uI"r""n
nunu'lcrz that work must 10 thoiI nnlv"
II"n n"yhen dIh not mlnCo w"rdr u"
lot n 10 undorHIuud that this country
would not nnnnro Europa unlorn l'uI"p"
intended t. 20 to work 1" nnvo liT"lf
There hnH boon n good doRl Of Looking
10 tho United Rtntca On kindly R"d
father VIII" IN going I" tab" 'nf" 81 "''
the needy. nnd all tho suffering or Con
irnI EuIupc. whIIo Central Eut"r" E""H
Y,,k on wnstinK ita subainuco md max
ing war
Much a. We may sympnthISo VAN inv
r,urIrH Of Poland. "f Hungary. "t Ito"
mimi, Of tEo,hu SloVakIh and h"Ihl'.
Il. nay uothiug ur tho Ituasinnn. Tia" NJ .
u,rninnr aud SSrinnB, We haven't Ih'
,urnnn 90 the food to supply all IhoH"
,ount,I,s nud k,or them. Hhll' ih'y a."
.uln. ga waiting and d'niI"l las lh'
.,,,,,I .f ai,i.t .."n"I"Y In " h""h """
T.. i,.,o,i II. I.uI"r' l''"""i"F ""' "''F
I,, I,.it. IduaIa LuI f"i IT," "'"'' TIE
..,ItIn, a., 49, 81 nu"Iiona a'"'lG" "''' "''
Lon. ..u,nu,anI nnd thG "'"rI"Y "'''' -
.n,.u cr,.ne,I, a,i ,,"""''.n =" $50"
i.,.i /. L,,IiL L""-s" 's'"'"ai'"'' '"h
...d,, nnJ ..sLs Ihs"arlv"" ns'"'-IIV
% ~ auIi",,li"a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
WHAT WII.BON PROMPTED

dlTeCt Issue 81 N"rn,liy 10 i"Innd
holwoou HanHt"rH rpon,cr aud Ituud ~
MIaH"urI ami President WlIo"" Ia az
"ditoss In MiHaou,I Nj iIr"u'or do
rlarod that tho ITcalloni Ia nu addroun
bofoTo tn" ponce confluence IN Moy
1919. Ind pledged American military MD
Ia RunnhiH and Hnrhia aH guaranty
or peace In Europe AIR. Wilson.
through UscrctaTy lTumuity. and later Ia
a telegram to Mt Bpsnc"r. denied that
ho had over made such guaranty.
Now comes u puutbor Of witnoHHoH To
confirm the declaration Of Air Hpoucor
and To question the votHaity OF tho Pres
idunt rnul -. CTnvaIh. an uminoni
Now York lnwyOr. who was attached l."
tho financial ntIfff OF tho poRCo ,"nfor-
ouco. In n statement issued Ia Now
York, doClaron that Mr.. AponCor'n Htntn-
mont IL correct and that Mr.. Wilson did
borbla In his addroAH
Sonator ltoed. or Missouri. quotes his
own uddrusp OF February :. iy:O. apr
poarina la tho Cong TohAi"nhl lto'"id. Ia
which 10 referred 10 a syndioatod article
published Ia WaShinHt"n. which Iu"iod
IIsaidanI Wilson az pIadElnR Ill" mlll'
.tafy aid uT ihla country both L" iturnu
MT NIia"u "a T"ll"wa
IF the world ah"uld 10 li"uhlSh
nbatn ~ tho ounhlIiuna whlGh "" al
,usa,d 80 Fundamental a." "h"il""H"h.
tho guarantees which VAL u" slN"" y"
You that 10. ~ usrhia. ""h lth""n'"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
Our Daily Story
WAVE AND MAHRRnInMh

r,,u",y T"Ih". "S""ily n" "nIonr"m
~ T." - vnn"nr ,hnI",r wan f"r'oh !"
adult IhaI t'hI latin" Wander lust n n""r
I,.ul-ilhI" IuiIo v"ru h"h '"li" 80"
'I,,i"i hIm
IL" cunning lilil" way. f"i l"aIn"'".
Ia whl,N, rh" annexed hot Orn hrf"r"
ginning I" Hr""h
Ana her ndnrnhlo IIItlr why OF wIInh
ilnu hur n"nu Ilhu ~ Inhhli 1" h"ip hoI
'Ihlnh
hnd hcr appointing Illllo way ~ rnY
Iny ."deah" f"r ''h'"I" nud 'h""h' f"r
"hrhT.' oI".
Aud hot ,hnruinR IlIiI" FlRrl"
Not lu rucnh "f hcI fnrclnniinE liill"
nnl "r hl"wInu hn"h tho "rrnnt wlnr
81 hnir Ihni lunlhtod on htr0YlnH FROM
hor fmrh"nd
II" ho married. her,
H.
disrnvcrcd mt ddrninH lillle mnnnSrihlu"
about hln WHO that ncnIiy drove him
insane
The Irritating IiItIo mnnnnrIrm. f"r
lnntnm,c. 81 Hma"kiuH hon llpn harnr"
beginning 10 speak
Aud h"r stupid lIIilo mnnn'TlHIn' "f
wIinkIluF hor n"ao ia" IL rabbit /" holp
her thluk
Ana her affected ma" mnnnorI"m 81
f"r here etc.
Aud hcI nHlnino lIitIr KiEHl"
N"t l." speak Or hci annoy inH lliilo
mnnurrirm "f blowing hn"k tho unildy
~inp "r hoIr that nIwhbn dlrfgut"h h"r
f"Fhond
No ho dlN"r'cd hoi
iiiI,h'",k osrr,In .",ro,t judgment
at WILSON fr"m tho future u" du
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-10-09
LOOKING FOR THE B0I-8HE
VIK COLLAPSE

French ohaeTyars predict IA" nsTly
COLLAPSE of H"isho vlan Premier Mil
Iorand 10 rop"Itad I" hav" already
planned a program IT Is"onatiu"tipn r"r
tluaaIa which tho rron'h fully "horo't
Ia 10 undsI tahau Win their all o"h
under thsIr dIrootl"n T." thiH ond tho
French government haa Hupp"ttod and
encouraged tho dpp"uRnth &C h"inh"ViHin.
aud has Lorl h, i"u'h with luhalana 81
standing sud character. VIII" are '""ny
o. Eu lni" tho country I" start az AMT
unlahc,iptlo ,r"v ononl at tho "pp"r
tuna IimO
u ~ p"Inisd out that tho wave ~ I'"l-
ahaylam which hpu threatened 4" nwoop
oI4n ~sIiorn Eur"po. has baon oheoh"d
and IL rapidly dying out u hnH baon
dIarrsdltod In Grcat IiTitaln. Ia Dsn'
mark and Ia Norwsy and Sweden. In
Franco n has not made Roadway. "nd
UolahcvtAtio PROPAGANDA has mad" hltl"
pro3roHs In Germany. Hungary and
Cascho- diuyRkia Thu CollapH" or tho
Russian social system. aud tho doprlva-
lions Of tho Russian people arc b"c"m' o
ing too wolf known Throughout Europe
for other COuntTlch ip lhllh'o Nhn 'N"n
sian example and embrace tho li"lhho
yistIo ToiliSs. II ncnma. therefore. To bo
tho opinion OF close observers That tn"
hardahipH OF tho coming winter ana
spring viii orsats q oountor-roVoihuon
In ltusaia resulting In tho oVerthr"~ OF
tho UolahaVistio state
Predictions Of tho Bovist collapse have
besn Inade 80 often that nscoasarily
TTash predictions are received With
doubt Tho defeat 10 tho holahoHih
aTmIsa by Poland. however. and tho
complete failure III the Russian oHs"H-
I've with iIs resultant inasAS. 10 a" o"l.
dance IT tho inner Woahnasa az tho
.Huasiau G"Voramout Th" it"aal""
UIIIss ars en- IlnnItad food Tati"ns """'
and oil suppIios ars almost exhausted
aud tbs aunoTlnAs ia" """i"A "'"'"'
arc IILaIy T." uauah IasuIi"" "Hel""'
m. uoishsVIh folly. Iss"i'lna /" u"
Gumpiste "yaTIhr"~
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HANDICAP TO COX


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RIPPING RHYMES
ny WALT MAsOR
rnu TAT nUFFnRnh

Tho fat man rl'honH aud lllio thn
diukonH hla tortured nyntom fo"in
no has the HInndorH aud NsllcI Inm
doia aud H"ui Ia both hIp heels
When ,nnvnlorrout. hIH w"on ron"
accent, hc.d lilo To- ten tho tai" at
ailments Haudy that Innh"h hiH
h"d,. hud mako hlr h"nr"tn pale
IIo'd faIu ho nplrlins hir blood '"n
HauliuH raIu opi' Icy the w''h. hat
nnna viii llniou. II" t'"ihi"I" HlIS
tpu un Sympuihoil" 'h"rh. N"d
when ho Tausor fuI ouy '"un"". lao
haaIH auna huIao lauEh H"uuhs
hiA ysIn aasms yoil"w, t"I boz a
folInw VIII" w"iGhr ~" hnudi"d
pounds ~" Iu0Y hn,r t'Ih"" ii"in
docs and nui""n ." pi"v" dIn"s"o.
Ih,.o. II duoruI uniI"I ~" u"u Ia
TsIIa, than rl'h fulh ought q" l."
No iln nnd riIup'i Whom lao would
~hlrnpoI hIr i"l"ful rl' hhod ,"u"r
", nnIL hls npu," nud su"ri on'i
-uIsrri nnd say hen full 81 riuu's
II ho wrin rlcnd"i with pity I'nd"'
wa'd nIs Uur isaIs with hlH wa
hanI hlm lwIIIo, 81 "rd""lz hlli'r.
o,id rIFh aud HaI. 'i!sa vhIs iiui
ha Ir fatleI than anY h"ti'' 80
uIumhoI H. IL" l"wn. %" wh"W h".d
huhlIr oud ldlv U"hhl'. "" Ti"rmIi
" Iun him down
hy G""iHo Matthew Adam
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GOALS NEW LOCAL. IMPORT
ANOE

u In certain that tho natural a"s sup
piy 81 Northern WsRt virginia the ""'"-
InH ~Intsf will leo m"ro 80 ioHH liml'eh
Warnings sasInsI escorSlvs rs" aud 's-
a,..Is far annaaIvatI"n have already
bssn Issued by the HAs companies l"
Tits aiuiation. coal bsooms" a subject
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ny MANI, nt'I.I1NA'I
e q iInnnI InIiii,nI ''uiISnp"m'l""l 81 l"'
InIoIllsouoI aud ""w h"'h
T.v"nlna ruut
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Of Nations Ihni n Unrn ~ss " We sra
10 h.vo - i.raHu- ~ Nations We shalt
meyer attain II through warming nvaS
tho tnpId drcEp ~ WllHonr advocacy.
The brutal fact u that today WILSON
personally ~ not as popular ~ the
league Ia If We NJ" 10 hive the lesgus
II must Ia won by patient work from
tho h0ttoIn by dlrmirsing all that enO-
,IonnI rrutn-y with which WI son tris4
10 Load IN and depending on III" slower
proceaEo, or appeal 10 rogAon. OF svOs
coming prejudice. OF app"nlin. to under
standing and giving tho public the as
rurcd "unhd"r"" that Americas inter-
Copyright. iy3V. by. N. Y, Evening I,ost
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or unusual Interest aud nup"rInn It
In gratifying /" note that DIpItI,t A.
l"rnoy Walker Ia determined /" uHo tho
i"l power OF tho federal Hiaiuioa 10 nor
that ihoIa Ia &c fair diatI ihutI"n and
f"If prices Ia ibIs pal, ur tho nIotc
Fuol la wlnioT tins 10 ono nr tho Vital
"""eanitisH "r mo. aa weiI an al aba.
i"to oassntlai Ia manufacturing "r alt
LlndH We must have q h"nl'io"t aurily
81 coal and al . Toan"nshlo r,l,"
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"m'n generalization" e" lhi", whom
yuI nrE f"' -I"' m r""n"n- u - sur.
~ IuInu how "f"n ,"u hear SOM"
,niIufluu 81 t,""h ~ tho why hn ,TonI-
81 I.nurInu Tint Npiu"dn rocma TO
huNc urp"ul"d 10 IA" wniH 81 thinking
II IurnL ordinary Iuru showing
,IInIltl"u IN NIlrun not pETcrhblo 10
Tho human in"'InCln ~ the average
man.
Whatever the Eps"Inrni Ions 81 this
wIdcuprrnd Indictment ~ WILSON, how
"N"r luuIIn"h II may rr"m - thnH" who
hold It, and. h"w"v"r small matter
II may HcrIn to others. tho net OF II In
that nN things stand today Wilson's adj
vUrncy IL not tho asset TO tho League
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ng"ln"i " tIo.." ui nfi h,,, - "ir.'',R
7 hoy ~" H. ili' uiuul 81 ',.,' " Il"
hn- E''"il' Usu0I''fni'd Iu IlI' Ii"rh
hrE p"Iui 10y the ,uuulniIrr ~ Iiui l"nn
"T tho hiIrt Mum. rnl 10 'l"triurim"h ."
MO him ''"u " ." W"N"i H'in "u
~ hlH nuP"I oven nTrluui ""lf lul"i""l
Again nuh nRniu, whru Y"u rr"h" TIT"
tho I"n -"ur 81 Ihir Nllr"uI'h"Iin l"u
arc told "hh. nm "ui 81 pnil"m'"
with Wllr"u.' a. ~" In riubhoIn. "r
Ito lp Uu" urun follow or. ""
Thinks II" ~ u gr,nl \u"Ii'uu. ~. ""
WANTS hin own way 700 much 81. 80
ono can gcl along with Wil""u'
Lansing Episode RanklsH
When you try to probe dcrpor than
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A TAuNInIIED nErUTRTION

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I.,I that " viii """iiu"" :" "'h" ""h
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nv ldr I",ruo r"m"- ""v L." ""h r'"h
ohIy vlIt 10 uitI'ilY 90 ~" "r""'" ha'"
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rLn has nuro hcon '"u,lrioh ~ 'rl""
h,ro,,nII has acquitted ~ nrIEmn that VIII
cling fur Tong tlmN N"v"''h"l"r"
thr,n 10 rrnr"n - hniI"y" that IT,"
.onc viii Two AMI r,"TrOr h"nrl'" tho
blow
wanted uovrn philnnihr"pinln 80 nj
iIuInIs In accept luh7 M n"mh"'H 81
tho nhlpplnE board. rho law w"''h"H
hint IA ncmhcr muHt drv"io all hin tin"
ia the wnrL. but ~" salary nrrt"riln
Il"n har boon undo hddr"rn N""h'""
Nllnou. Washington. u. 9
Deputy TiovoE. az Italia" Hoe '"''"''
r,,r thnI - world wida h"' l"llHlh i"N"
IuIIon v"uId ho Inp"RsIhlo without 'h"
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llLa InI"r.
90. In nlaainE an "rp"'I""i'y IT,
h,a not ,or ,nodo iho it"l"hl''"" ''"'
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la Mnius
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With their uindH CONF "n,r"i"h -" Nv"
r,nu. Thai'n ulm"rt enough 4" m"h" I"
candidate n"Iv"un.
II "Tursyfnnr J"hnH"n hoops "n ~
Gaping from ih"~o rnRlinh n"hr. ho
win In entitled 10 change his hickman"
To "IInhblif"Ut
Palmer should k"op w"l'hful ~"
nm MnIno II Iuuka m IT lihTo hal boon
n Nnrt conspiracy nR"inHt TIA" admins
tTatiun there
Homo brow" ,aurod ~ MRriinnhurE
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