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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08

,Ash%n-Sore time last Monday
n a.ht, supposedly about 1880. thieves
ga led entrance to the K'ng clothing
store at Ashton and made their get
away with between $4,000 and $2,50o
il, merchandise. Aitho there was
quite crowd gathered at a restau-
rant couple Of doors from tne
clothing store nothing amiss was dis
covered until the store was op4aed
for business on Tutgday morning.
jha merchandise stolen was very
{ fully selected, consisting of 10
81 Z, cverceats. 2 fancy fleece lined
Dress oVercoats for rien ana che
5voman's coat of the same style, sc
silk shirts, 212 dozen ka.tted sill;
ties, 4 dozen silk collars, dozen silk
lined and one dozen fleece lined dress
gloves. Eight of ten suit cases were
also taken, it being surrnised that the
thieves used them to carry their loot
away in.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
Was Dreadfully Rundown After
Attack OF 'Flu"-Regaining
Weight And Strength Rap
idly After Taking Tanlac-
Now Weighs 100.

Here Is another instance of the re-
markable powers Of Tanlac in build
ing up the system following the raw
aging effects of influenza.
Mrs. w. II. Hoening, r. F. D. No. 1,
Box As, out from Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
says: About two years ago I was
taken down with flu which left me
In BADLY run down condition and
as weak as baby. Mr. stomach was
left in such a bad fix 1 couldn't eat
without suffering intense pain.
Il lost weight till I was a mere
shadow Of my former self, weighing
only eighty-nine pounds when I be-
gan the struggle to regain my health.
was 80 nervous that any excitement
would run mo almost wild, and sleep
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
IOWA WOMAN WEIGHED
BUT EIGHTY mine POUNDS

was almost impossible for me.
~ heard how Tanlac was helping
others who had been in run down
condition and made up my mind to
give it 4 trial. Now I'm glad I did,
for 1 gained soon after began with
1t, and it has proved just the right
medicine for me.
Il have gained back eleven pounds
OF my lost weight and am still gain.
ing. have gained wonderfully in
strength, and I eat just anything I
want, and the most that Is left of my
troubles is the memory Of them. I
am feeling fine, and enjoy living
more now than at any time in the
LAST eight years.
IT can't ever praise Tanlac enough
for what 1t has done for me, and
never lose an opportunity to speak q
good word for it."
Tanlac Is sold In Marshalltown ~
the Old Reliable Drug Company art
by all the leading druggists in other
towns.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08

Joe Evans, st. Louis, who patrols
the outtield for the Cleveland worlds
champions, is an inferno in a hos
pital, where he is taking post
graduate course. Within a week
from the end of the series with
Brooklyn Evans was on the job.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
Since introduction of Last Budget in
Parliament Market Slumps.

BY Associated Press.
London, Nov. s.-since Chancellor
Austen Chamberlain introduced his
last budget there has been marked
re duction in the retail sale of cham
psg and cigars in England.
Cigar merchants say that during
tic recent months clearances from
bond and importations from Cuba
have practically been suspended. The
r, bic. it is stated, refuse to buy at
tire high prices necessitated by the
heavy duty and the inflated cost OF
the to',acco.
In 1914 really good Havana cigar
could be bought at 40 shillings to so
sllillings a hundred but today the
cost is more than five pounds hun
dred
Wine merchants are a little sur
pl.ised at the decline in the sale of
champagne. as prices have not been
substantially increased. In many
cases growers have shouidcred a part
OF the duty imposed by the BUDGET in
the hope Of maintaining the English
demand.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
Sick
Is Years
Adler-i-ka /!

II had stomach trouble for-Nifteen
years. I used two bottles of Adler
ka and It CURED me. 1t was Co
send to me" w. w.
Adler-i-ka acts ON BOTH
and lower bowel, removing foud
ter which poisoned stomach. Br
out all gases, relieving pressure
heart and other organs. Exec
LENT for gas on the stomach or sd
stomach. Removes surprising amoy
Of foul, decaying matter which hot
ing else can dislodge. Tends
CURE constipation and prevent an
pendicitfs. B. A. Morgan, drugyis
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
Jim Dunn Butt of
Attacks by Nationals

Owner Jim Dunn. of the Cleveland
American League team, is hostile. He
has started out to refute the init
nations coming from the office OF
President Heydler. Of the National
League, that he is only a figurehead
and dummy" for President Ban
johnson. Dunn has declared himself
rather strenuously, and several days
ago promised to prove to the salts
faction of all baseball fandom that
he is real magnate.
L am sick and tired Of being the
goat on all arguments between Ma
tional League interests and Mr.
Johnson" said the Cleveland owner
Il am the controlling interest of the
Cleveland club and l indend to tell q
few OF these National League fellows
what think OF their peanut politi.
cal schemes.
l am now and always have been
friendly with Mr.. Johnson. can not
see where that gives the National
Leaguers and the recalcitrant Am
erican owners an excuse to grill me
on every occasion. Now they are
peeVed because did not support the
Lasker plan for reorganization but
when they are in meeting will tell
them why | consider it piker plan
and totally inadequate to solve the
problems before baseball today.
AS owner OF the Cleveland team I
do not feel that must wait for some
disinterested outside party to tell me
whether my players are doing the
right thing. l watch my team the
same as | watch any other bujness
proposition in which am interested.
and when things are not going right
| will clean my own house."
dunn is particularly sore at Own
ers Frazee and Rupert. He says the
eastern pair think they have license
to abuse everybody who does not
think as they think, but they are
going to be fooled when the time for
showdown comes. Dunn has al
ways been a good listener at league
meetings in the past, but he is ex-
pected to have quite a bit to say at
the next meeting. Dunn is lined up
with Johnson against the I.asker plan
and he says that is just where he will
remain. Il am perfectly willing to CO.
operate in any movement that will
benefit and safeguard baseball" said
Dunn, but l am also goingTto pro-
tect my oWn interests at all costs"
Connie Mack describes Dunn as a
cool and hard headed successful
business man.
,ye IL.
the outfield for the Cleveland worlds
champions, is an inferno in a hos
pital, where he is taking post
graduate course. Within a week
from the end of the series with
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems as if it would split, just rub little
Musterole on your temples and neck.
1t draws out the inflammation. soothes
away hepain, usually giving quickreIief.
Musterole Is clean, white ointment.
made with oil Of mrsta-1. Better than
Q mustard plaster ard Goes not blister.
Many doctors anu nurses frankly
recommend Musterole for sore throat,
bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma.
neuralgia, congestion, pleurisy, rheuma,
tism, lumbago, pains and aches Of the
back or joints, sprains sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet-colds
OF the chest lit often prevents pneu-
monia). It is always dependable.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08

Mount Vernon .. Dewitt 0.
Aroma I, Webster City 6.
HAMPTON 3, Eagle Grove 0, e
Fairfield So, Centerville 0.
Red Oak 6, Atlantic o..
Lamont 81, Davis City 6.
Deccr9h IA, WauSon 7.
Clarion p, Iowa Falls 0:
Map,eton 81, WOodbine Z,
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
DROP HITS wlNE AND SMOKES

(To be cont aued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
Football Scores
Made Saturday

Drake IA. Washington 6.
Coe IA, Grinnell 0.
Ames II, Creighton 0.
Cornell 0, Augustana 0.
Iowa 20, Northwestern 0.
Dubuque Parsons, postponed.
Columbia Upper Iowa, postponed.
East.
Pittsburgh q, Penn q.
Navy p, Georgetown 6.
Massachusetts Aggies Z, Rhode
Island State {.
Dartmouth IA. Cornell 3.
Swarthmore 81, Columbia I.
Western Maryland 81, ST. Johns 0.
Stevens As, Delaware~o.
Wesleyan I, Amherst 0.
|, Yale Il, Brown 10.
Syracuse IA, Washington and
Jefferson 0.
Dickinson 7. Franklin and Mar
shall 0.
Gallaudet 81 Randolph Macon 0.
Lafayette 10, Bucknell ~
Johns Hopkins II, Haverford- Col
lege 10.
Maryland State IA. Catholic U. 0.
rem MllNafSs lTSinuS Y,
Carnegie Tech. -. Allegheny 0.
West Virginia IA. Washington and
Lee 10.
Union .. New York University I.
Boston College 81, Boston Univer-
sity O.
New Hampshire state I, Colby I.
Bowdoin I. Maine I.
Army SO, Lebanon Valley 0,
Williams 50, Hamilton I.
Gettyshurgh "a, Villa Nova Z.
Lehieh IS, Muhlenberg 0,
Mount ST. Mary's IA, Susque-
hanna "A.
Harvard Il. Princeton II.
Trinity 23. Springfield o.
Massachusetts, State I, Rhode
Island I.
St. Lawrence To- Mlddlehury 0.
Lowell Tech, IS, Worcester Poly Z.
Norwich L. Vermont I.
Pittsburgh OF, Pennsylvania 81.
Penn State %, Nebraska 0.
Nest.
Illinois 8, Chicago 0.
Notre Dame IS. Purdue 0.
Ohio State IA Michigan {.
Wisconsin 3, Minnesota 0.
Detroit g. Tufts College >.
Navy. Georgetown 6.
Oklahoma 81. Kansas 9.
Mount Union So. Case 6.
Baldwin Wallace Il, MuSiSinGum o.
Akron IA Hiram Z.
Oberlin 90, Western Reserve Z.
Beloit College :; Lake Forest 0.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08
LiDe Sports NeDs and Comment
Sioux Rapids 81, Paullina O.

oIUuN N1plUS 81, TdUIIIIlu q.
Mason City Z, Fort Dodge 0.
Grinnel Z. Iowa City 0.
Sutherland q, Orange City 6.
LeMars 60, Storm Lake 13.
Spirit Lake 81, Baskerville 0.
Sioux City 20, Cherokee 6.
Richland 20,>Milton IL.
Rock Rapids 81, Lake Park 0.
lndianola 8. Perry 0.
Cedar Rapids West Waterloo, post
poned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-11-08

itabDit MafanSiile, OF the BOSTON
Braves. is going 10 have a busy win
ter Maranvilie has returned to his
trade of tinsmith and in addition will
coach three basketball teams. He is
heated in Springfield, Mass, where
basketball is more popular than
baseball. 1laranvile is favorite
with the basketball followers of
Springfield.
Hughey Jennings, since signing to
assist John Actiraw with the New
York Giants, has announced he never
had any intention of coaching the
Cornell baseball team. Jennings made
two visits to Ithaca, but they were
for the purpose of comforting with
college officials regarding baseball
matters. Jennings admitted he would
probably assist Cornell in various
ways. :
The recent announcement that
.1aj. Frank kavanaush. football
coach at Boston College, had signed
a five year contract with the Hub in
stitutbn, was a severe blow to some
of the colleges in the middlewest
which We're about to open negotia-
tons with the Boston man. 1t is ru-
moroa that Minnesota would be in
terested in securing Kavanaugh's
services in the event DR.. Williams
makes good his threat to quit coach
ing. Washington University in ST.
Louis, was also interested in the
Boston man.
Dode Paskert, who has cavorted in
the outfield for several National
League clubs and incidentally
dubbed out singles, doubles, triples
and homers galore, has fallen for the
luGe \ of the movies. Paskert is to
have part in Dangerous Toys" the
second production of the Bradley
Feature Film Company featuring
William Desmond. OF course, Dodc
expects to clean up" in the film
game the same as he has done on the
diamond.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
SISTERSVILLE

Mrs Stella Davenport. of Pittsburgh.
Is visiting relatives aud friends here.
Miss Eliza Kirkland. student in
TYLER High. a' M!ddi"ti 'urn". passed
through the city last evening "nr"utr 4"
her h"n" IA New MariinSvIile.
Mss Nclia tlAWS"n arrived in In"
cIiv las. evening - sp"ud the weekend
with relatives and friends here.
Mrs. Elviva flemm. VIII" was called
h"r" by IN" tho illn.sS 81 h"r daughter.
Mrs. Adams. returned today 10 Column,
bus ohio.
Mrs. T.. {. rlowsou and her daughter.
Mrs l.. We. RRnSNme. Hre r"C"r"rinS
from All attack Of influenza.
Miss Nadn Ford. teacher IN n" Main
street school building. has been cal"d
Ia her home al Pursl"!. by m" lines
~ her father and brother who are sur
fcrinC from infiUr+2a
Mrs. r H. Tucker. "r 'a"rmo7'. Vt.
Va. arrived ia tn" city last evening ="
visit Mis-. Haiti" HilhRnd other friends
Miss kathryn Davis. "f HlarkshIrg
j. >p'nding a few DAYS With her parent $.
Nv and Mrs. y. \. Davis. At n" Wells
hotel.
Ro,. Ghl |. Wilson. formerly % 'h'>
city. how ~ Park"r<hVrC. = nov abe
10 DO out after h"irG confined q" hi
homo Tor NOR" than = week hN ilm"hS.
Rohcrr Robinson. VIII" attends Mar
eta collog" g spending few DAYS -
his homo here.
~ H. NJ RcrrH a"d daughter. Miss
ElizaRcth. ~ WilI;ams'"wu. Sp"nt fT,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

Windsor. canada. returned hnm" last
week
Mrs. ! T. Ir..mwav. WHO WIN Mr..
IIull"wa> arrived .l few dals ~" III
Pasadena rall Las hr"u III grippe
contracted while travelling.
Mr. Kinds l'eeVcy. of J"HnStown. "a.
has been a weekend guest Of Mr.. ana
Mrs. Leroy 4. l.alla"e. az their hCme o'I
South broadway.
Mr. Z. u. lis; j. spending f"w days
al canton. O. and GAINESVILLE.
Mrs y T. Whitaker Is spending Soy
eral weeks at Newport. r. l.. where 10y
son. Malconl. is attending school tn"r"
Mr.. I.or,nE Milton. Of Monument l'Iare.
has recovered from q slight attack or
grIppe.
Mrs. los C"udou IS the guest OF re-
la'IvcS It, rhIlad"lphIH.
DrarnurSS Iirac,. COS. ~ rhiladel pNia.
has accepted a call from -. Matthew'S
church, and vii arrIl" h"r" the 26fh ~
February t" 'ak" charge Of her new
duties.
Mrs. G""rg" Eurk. C Detroit. vii, ar
rive here late IN March 10 ho The guest
ot~hor brother. Mr.. Paul Beginner. rre
wcll known young 1rganus' "f s.. mat
thaw's church. Will" her" Mrs. Buck
Will take an active par III the castor
cantata. The Seven Last Words" by
Nubois. which Iil hn sung On Palm
sunday Mrs. Buck - a soprano or
note.
Mrs. los \ M"tralf, or Fifteenth
street has r"c"v"rcd from an Illness.
Harry Bodlcy. of Cameron. returned
10 his homo yesterday. after spending
the past wc"k IN tn" city tn" guest Of
his brother. Arthur Rodle?. Of Sixteenth
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s,stsrhood Sewing and Luncheon.

'rhA SlstershOOd. NT 'NN E.NII NII'HT
Temple. viii hold their All DAY swing
-, Wednesday IN the voStry room. This
rn.crIng WHY he unique and decidedly
clever. Aprons have been mailed I" all
tho members with verses attached SOLE
ting for ono rennv tor each In" "f IN"
waist measurement. Mrs. M"!Ii" ,'H'-
,uan 70 general chairman Rev. clara
,',nl; TrnIyla pastor Of he Unitarian
church rill address tho meeting and Mrs.
flora Williams, accompanies h' N's'
\L,lnjdo Shockev. will r"nd"r several
ni.aainE vocal solos. Luncheon VIII IT,.
..rvcd A. noon and sewing Will "nntiuu'
,n,I o'clock. Mrs. Morris Jacobs s
harmon Of mo luncheon committee"
and eha will ia assisted by Mrs. Leon
Il Stcln and Mrs. Albert Rice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
About People
Movements Of individuals To And
From The City.

Il. r.. y shop ponahua a0d Eey. -.
~ M"y" returned last evening rom
l.:..Su.i:Eh wh"r" Bishop p"nahuc per
:."u...a the 'narr.aE" r"r'inou! u, Ms
" 80. ,l,,u,,n.~ Of hat cl;y. and NJ.
i,uE.n.. lIrnalAri o: Wheeling. which
tyux piar" yesterday morning.
Mss Elizabeth Hupp has been '"n'l"-
I'd 80 her HON" for the past few day
with an attack Of grippe
Miss Ruth Mason will leave for New
York Friday where Sh" Will VAST tri"ndS
Dr. and Mrs. W. :. Hamilton expect 70
leave early nat week for charlotte. y.
g. Ter a visit vc several weeks with pr
Halniltou's sister. Mrs. jas. l." staten.
Mrs. rhos. Hayes. Of Echo Point. who
for the pas, f"w weeks has been VISIT
;ng her sister Mrs. Donald 5. Forbes OF
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day In tn" cay. guests o. No home u
Z. f.. Bailey and fNnlly
Miss Edna ti"!irun. s'"u"Graph"r ~
th.. office rf "a" SiSt"rsVill". New Mar.
tinSyill" Traction company. - i'll a
tho home 0f Mrs X. W. Thompson.
G,urg" Work. former Si$I"rsviil. r"S;
dent now - Partnerships, has been nam
81 "n" Of III" election commission for
Wood c"Un'y, having bon appointed by
The iudg" q: IA" ,IrCuif court.
Mss G"r'rud" Huston. who was here
20 attend III. IIusron-C cunningham
uuuIlals. has returned Ia Wheeling.
Miss Wilmn Sprar". teacher o. nor
nal training IN Tyler County High
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

or Of fhe irCa' Fr'rrNsl 'lE ~ IT.
,,,,r.rnus dances ~chedHrrd 'Nr 'h'7
evening g .hc Friendship dance - n"
sTv.r nv local Knights of r'th!As in
T'n,ryertior hail. Auditorinm building.
Sturrs' orchestra VII furnish ~" mus
r,, I,-ogran, ror' dancing ard hCli 20
rrosfmcnrs viii 10 sold throughout IN
evening. This dance is f"r members
q, tho Pv'h'an fraternity only. n7d
ovrry Py,h'an in IN" vicinity is in'Ni'"
nut must present official receipt NJ ,h"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
oo,rm,sa Club Pinal Dance.

Tho ColumbIa Quo VII N0TH AN"TI."'
,r their very enjoyable dances this eTe-
,,Irr in ,hai- club rooms on tn" Sou'H
Stde. Tits dance will close ne winter
.rr,,s and a large crowd is expected 4"
IL. I'm attendance. The columbia "r'h'S-
IRA will furnish n" muS!' an" pune
v.i'l l.. served Tne regular amusement
committee Is In charge Of this evening :
event
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tll"uhguc" Wcr"
Recital At st. Josephs.

\. s., IoS"ph's academy yesterday
AFTERNOON there was an informal recital
gtyru TO 'hS sisters and pupils nI tho
aranedy by Mr.. and Mrs. Ignatirn
Rrrunan. Of Moundsville. which featured
music and readings. Mrs. brennan who
is quite prominent in musical C'r"lH'
hcr" gave u reading entitled "HaGa"
Farewell tu Abraham" which WAS high
lv entertaining and demonstrated n"
,:tisIc qualities admirably. Sh" ais
sank a group II songs. among Mhi'h
wrre 'h- vu!ta aiken from ~ l."N"'
from pa,u:-us" Icy Amy FIui' II N""n-
ward Mr Brennan who has Wr'l''"
.nr,r,c q r,v 1ur..~ was anNIS,nE ia SOM
Numerous poems ana readings
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
Railway Clerks Dance.

THIS evening Will see tn" realization
Of the long anticipated danc" 20 De
given by tho Brotherhood Of Hallway
SierIcs Association. The Elks club VIII
be The scene Of this delightful Informal
affair and Seals Music Masters WITH
tho harp will provide tho music. ThlS
- the second annual dane" 70 Il" gwen
-. ,To ossorIat;ou and no doubt will he
- unusual pleasure for those Attending
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17

school and her mother. Mrs. Emma
Sp"ar". ARE spending The Weekend IN
SIstcrSNill".
Mrs. Jan" Morgan. Of R"ns Run. VIM
is we'll known in this city. IS Wy! III
ni her home,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
womup,s Club Party Postponed.

owing 10 jllNrss Of Nr''" hummer ~
H.. members Of the Woman's CLUB party
Martins Ferry. the annual '1un party
'rhursday at the nom" "r Mrs. John :.
Monks, Of Martins Ferry, has h"rn r"Si-
poued indefinitely.
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20 Tech Dance.

Ms. Florence Mason. OF l.eathrrwood.
viii lnavN Friday for Pittsburgh. wh"r"
TO Iii remain several days the CUES
- friends. While IN Pittsburgh Mas
Mason Will attend tho danre 80 h" gwen
hv Carnegie T"ch.
Ms. Ruth Mason VII also l"a"" FRI.
dav evening hu' eh~ Will z" on :" Now
yorI vherc Sh. will remain for ~
r~xt t.r AaNs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-02-17
SIX CANDIDATES.

WhrrllnR Lodge No. III, knlHH'S @!
rythras. will confer the rank "f ~SIuir"
this evening. Al this tIm- slN candi-
dates Will he gwen tn" rank. Members
Of Wheeling and sister lodges ore m
ylted TO be present.
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Polar Hear Masquerade.

Tie Polar i.,.pr club &c III" Nhc"iWE
Chemical rulri'HnN entertained VITA =,
merry uaSQu"rnd. diane" last "N"uln :
%. fh"ir club ROOM rhirtN-t"Urih an
.Il,ub streets. There VA a variety IF
:,rl.u~Ins and rl,>cr costumes worn by
fa,, participants who danced for several
'uurS ~ an interesting program Of late
u.Dr,,r u.'uL-r- FURNISHED h, 4 SiN-p'"'A
ur,. hrStra tn" evenings enjoyment was
concluded WIKI tlr' serving "f IA dci!D-
r,.rS luu'h'Ut
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tee. Who 80 successfully planned las
I, vrnIngS affair are Ia l." congratulated
on the .uuicnme of their umtiring efforts.
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-EuY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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TURKEY DENIES RESPONSIBILITY

cENSTNNTINOPLE. Feb. II. (Sat.
urday Turkey denies all responsible.
ity for tho maintenance Of order In the
Alntab region. where James Perry and
Frank Johnson. representatives Of thu
American Y. NJ G. A.. were killed re.
Gently. This stand is taken on the
ground hat French and British troops
~. jointly occupying syria and that
Au!tan is we'll within the arrnisttce
lines :; IS learned on eruod authority.
New York city spends l6o.000,o00 4
year on amusemcnts.
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New ENnlanatiun "Whv r" th-v call
Santa a myth"
II don, know" sad he '.;t~ g:r' who
Hsps Il thought maybe - WAS shor'
for 'Mth;cr' Washirgt"u star