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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

Eight-G;encral Nivciic. Mas or
Ainsiie and Colonel Azan.
l,cft-Governor Davis. General, Stcf :,
and Colonel Buckley.
$40 y. M.-MajoT Marshall NJ. Mil
ton viii introduce Major Bcirnc. who
VIII Introduce General Nivellc. I, Is
hardly necessary TO observe that the
presentation speeches must. or ne
ccSsity. be- very short. limited to not
exceeding two minutes.
General Nivclle'. address is to y.
followed by presentation of Confcd-
crate flag.
After General Nivcl!c's address he
iS 10 be escorted To the Scabcart Air
i'ihe station 10y Colonel j. r'uimcr
fright. Major Il. Foster Witt and
captain Calvin Sattcr:icId Jr, who
VIII ascertain from appropriate mem
o'Ts %: General Niv.llcs stat;
whether Pullman reservations hav.
p""I made. and To see tina: General
.N'Nc!i" and officers to accornuany
MN "re at the & \. l.. station in
'ihc 10 catch the Sac train for tn.
south For this purpose ca.s VIII
&c supplied by Major Milton. Colonel
'riHht TO get into communication
with Major Milton and asc.rtui,
"hith ears he is 10 use.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

i":tatncd at luncheon by the Ma.
tionai League for woman's Service
Mrs Frank ID. Williams. president,
| . West Franklin Street.
$3.50 y. M.-Visit to st. Paurs
Church. whore DIR. w. Russell Bowie
will meet General Nivclle and party
ana point out matters of historical
interest connected with the church,
3:i5 /. M.-Gcncral Nivclle will Law
wreath NJ the base Of Washing.
toms statue.
Then, the party viii return TO tho
Jefferson Hotel for Il rest period until
$3.50 J.. NJ
$40 y. M.--Major Marshall NJ Mi! .
ton Will escort General Nivclir TO thu.
reception room % the Jefferson Hotel.
there General Stern will be presented
to Genera Niveiic by Major Milton.
General Stern. facing the rest o: the
receiving line. will present General
Nivcilc and stan Ia the guests pres
cnt.
In the receiving line Will Il" Gen
cral Nivclic. Colonel Azan Colon.:
liuckey. Major Milton. Colonel Eri,;h.
Major Leary. Major Z. T. VIII and
Major La rradc.
G:3o-Dinncr viii he served
promptly.
The following will b. seated ut
General Nivcilcs table. in order
named:
llead-MaJJr Milton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
New Elixir, Called Aspir-
onal, Medicated With Lat
est Scientific Remedies,
Used and Endorsed by Flu
ropean and American
Army Surgeons TO Cut
Short a Cold and Prevent
Complications.
every Druggis, In u. s. In
structed TO refund Price
While You Wait at Cot..t-
err If Relief Does Not
Com. "-'"'" Two Min.
utcS.
Delightful Taste, Immedi-
ate Relief, Quick Warm
Up.

Ths sensation Of the year IN tina
drug trade Is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough rellcvrr. an
thor!ta;ivciy guaranteed by The iabo-
rator!es. tested. approved ana rnost
ENTHUSIASTICALLY endorsed by tn. high
est authorities. and proclaimed hy The
common people as ten times as uuici;
snd effective as wh!Skey, rock and
rye. o. any other cold ard couch
remedy they have ever tried
All drug stores ar" now supulE.d
with the wonderful ncw elixir. SO ali
you have 10 do to get rid OF thar cold
Is To step into tn. nearest drli,: s,or.
hand the clerk half Il dollar FOR /. LOt
tie OF Aspironai and tell him to serve
you Two ieaspoonfuls with four tea.
spoon!uls Of water in glass WIN
your watch III your hand take m.
drink ut one swallow and call for
your money back III TWO minutes n
you cannot feel your cold cndirr
away IKE dream within the TIM
limit. Don't be bashfui. for all drur
gists invite you ana expect YOU 10
rry. - EYcrybody.s doing II.
when your cold or cough ia re-
iievcd. take the remainder OF IN.
bottle home To your wife and bndi.s
!or Aspironal is by far the safest AM
most effective. the easiest TO take
aud the most agreeable cold and
.DrRh remedy for infants AID chill.
DIRE ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
3 e "a q q q Il 1lFn RFnFn9
~ IT'S IN THE ARR. .
= a
|: : HELIOTROPE::
Quit Laxatiyes,
Purges; Try Mr.
Mr. Tonight Tomorrow Feel Right
!" p q y. q - . n q n n q

II is n mistake to continually dose
yourself with so-callcd laxative pills.
caiomel. oil. purgcs and cathartics
anu fnrce bowel action. /, weaken.
tho bowels and liver and makes con-
btant dosing necessary.
Why don't you begin right today to
overcome your constipation and get
your system In such shape that daiIy
puIging Will DO unnecessary? Yoii
can do 80 II you get n 25c box of.
Natures Remedy tNR Tablc,s) and
take one each night for a week or co.
MR. Tablets do much more than
merely cause pleasant easy bowel nc
ton. This medicine acts upon tho
digestive aa well m cllm!nativc organs
promotes good digestion, causes the
BODY To get tho nourishment from an
Tho food You cat, gives you n good.
hearty appetite. strengthens the liver.
overcomcs eiiiousncss. regulates kidney
and bowel action and gives the whole
body n thorough cleaning out. This
accomplished you will not have to tn6o
medicine every day. An occasional Nh
tablet VIII keep your body I'm condi-
lion and you can always feel your best.
Try Natures Remedy (NR Table,sJ
and prove this. it Is the best bowel
medicine that you can use and costs
only 25c per box, containin,, enough to
last twenty-five days. Natures Rem.
coy tNls Tahlcts) Is sold. guaranteed
ind recommended by your druggist.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
IMPORTANT MEETING OF
HEALTH WEEK THURSDAY
DIR. Eva Blake, of New York. tn Ad.
dress Richmond Women at
y, NJ. C. A,

One of the most important events
of Health Week in Richmond will be
meeting for women to be held on
Thursday afternoon nj o'clock at
tho Young Womcn's Christian Asso-
citation building. DR.. Eva Blake. OF
New York City. Will be the speaker.
All women are invited 10 be present.
DR.. Blake. who is a representative OF
the department OF social education OF
the National Y. W. e. A., believes
that good health is tn. secret OF
her stay in Richmord she will give
instruction in thia subject. No adj
mittancc VIII bc charged for attend
ancc at the meeting on Thursday. or
for any other meeting during Health
Week. She Will tell how to attain
well.
Al II O'Clock in the forenoon she
faculty at Wcstharnpton College.
The Richmond Young women's
Christian Association is in line with
the associations OF other progressive
cities In arranging Health Week
program for the general cduca ton
OF women. The physicians who Ill
rcctiy promote this work are women
chosen by tho department Of social
educat,on OF tho National V w T. A.
nccauS" OF their hiEh standing in
their profession. ana their special fit
ness for promoting constructive cdu-
cation OF this kind
In working TO advance the cause
oil good health the Young Wo;n.n's
ohristian Association * cc-operatinE
Win inc Nom"n'S Foundation for
ichith. Tho latter is a movement OF
lourtccn WON ms organizations in
Scrporated. and includes IN. General
Frderation Of Womcn's Clubs. Ma
tionai League - Women Voters. IA
Iionti Council OF Women. Council OF
"a
or BUSINESS and Professional NO
Incn clubs, Association of Cole.
gate Alumuac National Association
OF Leans Of Women. Nationa! con
EreSs OF Mothers and Parent
ueacher Associations National
,WoIiieh Christian Temperance
Irnion' National Moments Trade
snioh League. Medical Women'S Ma
or iirlS CimoS, and Wumai.'s Depar:
hcht. National Civic Federation
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
BAKER GIVES NIVELLE MEDAL,
WHO DECORATES NAVY MEN

wAsHiNGToN. Dec Secretary
Baker decorated General Ni.elle, OF
the French army. today with the bis
tinguishcd Service Medal by d,rec.
tion Of the President for "oNcep.
tionally meritorious and conspicuous
service 10 the United States"
General $ivelle later conferred
French decorations of his nation on
eight navy officers for their services
in connection with the design, con.
struction and operation OF the La 4.
fayette radio station at Krest.
France. They were: Commander Lee
gion OF Honor. Eear-Adm!rais WI
liam Bullard and G. " Parks; Chcva.
1ier, Commanders s g Hooper ana
L. c. Hickey; officer Instruction puD.
lique. Commander sherman. and
Lieutenant Commanders Lcclair
Conan and Baldwin
Brigadi.rtieneral John 4. John
ston was made commander of the
Legion OF Honor Major Arthur
Woods. clnvalier OF the same order
and Colonel II. II. RoJers. discharged
received the cro.r de Guerre.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

had become unmanaecabl n, Frank
lin Street. The mo,orman operating;
IN" car was j. y. Duval and III. con-
dmctor in charge II. J.. Harris.
Neither was injured.
In addition 20 the damage done 20
the Kline coupe bclonGin.: to AIR.
Swink. the police nave prepared the
following list OF autos which were
smashed by the ear in it's wild nirrt
down Eighth street. Scripps- HOO II
car. ileJ. belonging to j. w King
zoo North Lombardy street: Dodge
car. license Sl1a. belonging to T.. :.
Burlington. iOl Brooliand Avenue;
Dodge, 1850. property Of /. Il. Evans.
400 North Avenue: Oakland. ,l23. Il.
I'uckhardt. owner; Chalmers. 562S.
property OF IL. T.. Doyle. 800 West
Franklin Street; auto 6Ol3i. belong
ing Ia y. Myers " Son.
Investigation by the police revealed
that the car was on It's way To the
car barns. The switch at Eighth ana
BROAD Streets had been left omen.
and when the car reached there IL
started rolling down the hill. owing
20 the brakes failing TO work Traf-
H. policeman Alex Smith said tina;
he saw the ear com" dashing down
Eighth Street. lie then went to
Siumprs Hotel and called for the
ambulance and patrol wagon. The
last he saw OF the car il was disap-
r"ar!nE i'll cloud Of dust.
1t was said yesterday a; the Offices
OF the claim aEcn; of the Virriuil
hallway and Power Company that. rs
FAR as could be ascertaincI, the
trouble was due 10 the car splittin:.
tn" switch n seventh and Broad
streets. some part OF the brak. mech
''nism becoming cntanSlcd. The split
ting of the switch 1T Seventh opened
;hc Eighth Street switch, accnrdiu:.
!" the theory OF the company, and
the ear which was not due a; All 10
x" around Eighth. relied around the
curve and started down the hill. The
motorman then .ound he could NOT
stop II, and told passengers when n.
reached Grace street tina: they had
better jump for their lives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
RICHMOND WAITS
TO GREET NIVELLE

Continued From First rasc.i
a i. Nj: 9TH ear. Mnjcr Jos. :h
lie Masuricr Colonel j Gaructt Nell
son. Major Coshnl g. :. A.. c. u.
Boykin. Of The Evening Dispatch;
Colonel Clifford l.. Davidson
Program for the Day.
The following program has been ar
ranged
y. M.-Thc above will mcr, at
Broad Stree, Station. local STAFF and
members of standing committee In
uniform. Sam Brown hc!ts permissible,
TO escort General Nivellc and stan to
the Jefferson Hotel.
y. M.--Cicncral Nivcl!c and stan.
together with above. will bc enter
taincd ii breakfast at the Common
wealth Club by Mr.. Angus, Simonpie-
ir!e. French Consul. assisted by Major
Joseph lie M.surier and o. H. Iiom-
bauer
s y. M.--Eroakfast lasting til $40
at the Commonwealth Club.
$3.50 to l0:l5-Capitol Building
Points OF interest To be pointed out
by General Stern tn General Nivc!lc
ana staff.
1915 10 lo:35-cali on Governor
Davis: Major Marshall NJ Milton 20
1895 TO o:5Q-Drivc down Main
Street past Wash:ng,on's Iicadquar-
tcrs TO ST. Johns Church.
1850 To ll:i0-S, Johns Church.
where matters OF iniercs, pertaining
to church will be explained by D-.
Freeman.
ll:lo to li:2a-Dr!ve 10 Confederate
Museum. General Eivcile to be in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
HOW TO HAVE y SOFT.
SMOOTH, EXQUISITE SKIN.

NOR red. coarse. oily or shiny skins.
ana rough. spotted. wriuikicd
CphH!vNtohS. never use powder
h"cauS" II CLOGS NJ the pores OF the
SKIN ana creates an unhealthy coudi
non. Use in Place %: powder Or.
bi!ir% ,rcu;n Of Cucumber. which
VIII produce u beautifully clear. soft.
smooth and healthy co,n;icNto,..
taxes IN. r.dn"ss ani sting out OF {,
VIM burned complexion and is cx-
-citcht ior chappcd hands or face"
bF. B'airs Cream OF Cucumb.r is
Huii''nt'cd 10 contain essence uf Gu :
cunlbcr, IL is soothing and r,fr.si,iu,,
rs hfcHric" canno; be detected and
II IL con- !d.rcd the most refined and
.AIu!sItc OF ALI complexion nrrpara :
ions Docs not dust. rub or blow.
~. 'kI powder ana one application
Or. Bl:ir's Cream OF Cucumber will
not grow hair. hut docs prevent blucl;
heads. and will. in time. remove ali
wrinkles oGc aud LOO. in white ard
flesh color. -, all drug ind depart
mcut sior's--Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
8 AUTOS SMASHED
AND 2 MEN INJURED
III TROLLEY CRASH

continued From First Iay"D
il were l.. l.. Straus and Thomas Ecy-
noids. The coupe was struck in the
middle 10y tn" rushing steel monster
anI thrown high into the air. land
ing under the rear trucks .of tho troll
ley So great WAS the impact be-
tween tho street car and the auto
mobile that the sound could be heard
for blocks. Reynolds succeeded in
jumping from L. i,l-fatcd machine.
but the other two men were urablc
20 move.
Mr.. Swink was apparently not in
jurcd 10 any extent. However. he
was taken i'll and went 10 his home.
Mr.. Straus was removed to Stuart
Circle Hospital. where ii was stated
last night his condition. although not
serious. was Of painful nature. H."
received decorations about the head
and face, and scvcra! Of his teeth
were knocked out.
Cunning across Main Street. the
car did NO; stop until Il had gathered
up all the automobiles PARKED or,
both sides of Eighth street below
Main and piled them in "A huge mas.;
81 wrcCkaEc on the east side Of the
thorouGhfarc. In many instances the
gasoline tanks on the automobiles
were torn open and Notwithstanding
the efforts Of the Police aud Fire
Departments, the immense crowd
whih soon gathered at The scene had
ian.tcd the explosive and nearly
caused more damage. Drastic ac-
ton on the part of the city officials
had To be threatened before they
could make the hyStanders cease
smoking. At least seven autos wcr..
smashed and some Of them triescop"d
ty tn" cat. Tine amount of damage To
The automobiles is said 10 br high
UP into the thousands. The street
car was thrown across the street
Is front pointing east and the rear
west Witnesses said that the car
reared and buckcd like Il broucho
after leaving the rails The side
walk AMI street were torn up and II
iurrow was left in The cnbbicd pave
mcnt. So great was ae speed OF
the car that the :ugr stones that
are used IN itr street We're thrown
like pebbles and some OF thcm were
FOUND a half block away.
Thu notorman said tina; his car
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

get before ;nc Board az ,i,,..r,,,--.,-
its meeting next Tuesday ri,h,
During the discussion oe ;h. y.
Mr.. Peters, IA heated d.ba,. ,roso ~.
lated proposition. that ;u,-o,urad IN.
tween Counllman Homes and ro,i
man Dickcrsoa. in which ~, ,,n
Euacc sayo-od .,no,,,
MIR. Dickcrson had insisted un,n ,h.
naming of man for n. n,an, -,
Director of Public Works h,for. -.
salary is fixed. and dccl,r.1 49,,
there was something behind nh ,na
secrecy being maintained no ~.
Mayor There is n!sScr in the
woodpile," shouted Nj. Dickerson.
and If we act favorab!y on mis-
proposition we will he maxim, -
great hlunde-. There ;s so,nc,b,n,.
behind al! this refusal ,o n,r,r
man frs;"
Mr.. Jones demanded 10 Enow .o,,o.
thing abou: niger in ,hc Voc,
pile" declaring tha, 40 far =. na
was concerned there wos ,n,,,i,,
suspicious or mysterious ,bor, ~
proceedings
Two Letters Arc p,scu..c.
Mr.. Dickcrson said ,h,. ne would
show up the "nirrer" ana M. .,t.i
MIR. Jones il nc had no, $40, ,vo
letters in thu Mayors Office ,,cr,,I,-
ing TO the case, and II No.. ..ha1 ma,
noticed the great activity {, tr
matter hy certain citizens nnc ns
whom is not even a r.sid,nt OF I,icr.
mond.
The rcnly of NJ. Jores Vas ,b.,
h, had observed ,r -, 80,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
DON'T SUFFER
WITH NEURALGIA
Use Soothing Musterole

When those sharp pains go shooting
through your head, when your skull
seems asst it would split. just rub a little
Musterolc on your temples and neck.
II draws out the inflammation. soothes
away the pain, usually giving quick relief.
Mustcrolc is clean, white ointment,
made with oil of mustard. Better than
q mustard plaster and does not blister.
Many doctors and nurses frankly
recommend Musterolc for sore throat,
bronchitis. Group. stiff neck, asthma,
neuralgia. congestion. pleurisy, rheuma.
tism. lumbago. pains and aches of the
back or joints. sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains. frosted fcct-colds
OF the chest lit often prevents pncu.
monia). 1t is always dependable.
Sc and Csc Jars; hospital size 500
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07
col I J..
"Pape's Cold Compound" is
Quickest Relief Known :"

Don't stay stuffcd-up! Quit blow
ing and snuiiiingi n dose of "I'ap.'s
Cold Compound" taken every two
hours until three doses arr taken
usually breaks any cold right up.
1he very hrst dose opens clogScd
hostriiS ana the air passages Of the
head. stops nose running: relieves the
headache. dizziness, fevcrishness
ia pes Cold Compound" costs only
!ew cents at drug stores. IL acts
without assistance. tastes nice. con-
'aiha no uuininc. Insist upon Pape's.
Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

u we are now selling at lower prices than we believe
uaS Our stock is large are willing to akc oseos
now. 30 you need not be afraid to buy your needs nc
decline in the market ' 'o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-07

DO it. DO II. Take CnGcarn,s to-
night for your liver aud bowels au,!
wax" up free from constipation.
hiliousnrsS. sick headache. or "a bad
cold. You Will fccl as happy as q
bird. your head will be- clear YOUR
stomach and breath swcc; ana skin
rosy. No gripinS-no Inconvenience,
Children love Cascarcts. too 10. -.
30 Ccnts--huv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-02-27
forums Resumed Sunrsy

e Glpe- Forums. w-IcE 14s~s
,,-ez ....d lis v-rs- a. -a@ : T.
vs-sa.lsz cl-.-cE, VII D resumed
1l,1s coming Sunday afternoon g
eac g loci aer-- RoDs-c " Es,sc,
ccE7- -rr.ss1orer = welfare Of LIS s-A-e
q Aassa cil-.seT-S L - Dc the speak
- anG he t.as chosen for LIS tnpfc.
PUBLIC x esta-e as Selfish Auhl-
cfE" L sounds Interesting eor = =
-a-ne- Z -%culfa- subject and rresEp-
poses Z rather peculiar view for :
welfare commissioner &c -aks As p-a-
nc welfare EnG seEfsEaess a-s Jar
f~1rp Evnonyrs
NJ EslsU Il now regarded Is Fl
authority OF welfare work and Pc
cause - his g--ended experience r
our state and the facts thai .2s VII
give n has SEnday afternoon -ziE
should MAKE tbs event one Of Inter
es- II u al Thar ar 1laEv kinds
81 dependents Il Maine and -na-s a-s
r1zzy causes to- such Ento-Tu-lares
beng 6spendau- Es-eGT-.- is ene o.
the pnaSes r:1ar ents- irzrn -he dis
rusHfon and rtT:E feature Of cause
viii 10 frankly eYpiaineG hT NJ
Lelsc- Tne insane the feeble minded
and lne paupe- ars not only ca-e
MT sometimes menace 20 the cnC-
nrurfrv. VIVA effects The couuun
Nv effects the individual and bs-
cauEs IF that 3fr- Eeaso fseIs that
there = q selfish individual benefit
10 re derived z caring for the III
S-~r,z-s THE --ae~snr will Nn-
nence promptly Al s-31 n-cfock-
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Brewers Through
with Politics

Attain c., s. . Feb. s-F-u1-
.-uu1-=a- dala=G-as ot-auti1z me coz
1=--e-lc- r - CEIFel States Brew
- 4~-l'-.G--aZ. Speaking f1- 81
sr- o. IL c1ps-a- a1d n re- ceu-
- -a. o1tpu7 = b=-er II -ne ns-ior.
ti--,il-el -oGar IL : slz- .g1lant thu
ve-e OF n TrC--1zI@s-
Il az OF q po-I-ics entirely >
explained -1e statement Once u
v-e-t forced nce -Ae pof1-icaI aeit.-
au- ~ nave concluded = a-oid sr-
ring = agar
-nLz ACKNOWLEDGEMENT came as-=r Z
ing clscussI8r over ne -epo-- -5-s-
seur-d by William C=u-lz-l- ass
c-Are coCEs@L wiz E.I.-u Rot ..
N--w orb. fo- ra-- asz1~-!. -ln-.
He WIS aorrr-t.s-ti yEae 7,i4as y
E-h"d-= Island supplemented nv Nv
Jersey n rEIer they attacked -n@
1s1h arsndUeuc OF sc-e-z1 issues.
principally N the score ~ II
au-ldgenert " states powers az
El-a-srrtes.c -n1e- me Sede-ai cors-3-
tU-ic- vheE IL was framed aas
adopted would make An impression
on rEs supreme cou--- and ts was
hopeful mat they would decide III
<2--o- IF t1- coute1ttons raised BY
tn -wo STATES.
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RAG DOLLS PRESENTED
By FISHER CLUBS
COMPLETE SUCCESS

- Tag C9,lz : -h-@-4-- Ir-.
v-ii---e- 4rl d,-ee.=c 81 Il augusta
y54ng .4t. L-=s --.a=. a-zlae-- vaz
1l-.-seu-ed = n -ez--~ o. NJ. cs--.--r.
S--ee- 3Ie-nodA=- .:t1u--L --g.l.-zcsar .-,sa-
--1g T. : .1-=s and a77-ec;a--r- audi-
eaee. The alI= is-.=> cakz-- riz--
pl4E=a lhe cA@-a@1e-s lo -.-f~c-I11 111
r. audience -h0-oGEu.-- ~ tov@c eyer
lz-:I-1@e q 81 T---1o-Trl2ae- Fo'1rw4r-
NJ d-ana-ic p-ed1c@inz a plarl4t. -A
-AG- - CaE." was p-esen--c 4- Hiss
Lucy -ngr7P@ Mss Eyn0ua Farmer
4nc 3i-S- Ina Lpw-CE tn p.as. w.
lasted < oou~ = Y Hu-ee- was z--is-Irai-
r carried through 1-G -nt --olag go
-t-sses tsess-ve mach p-zss-
The pio. ~ The Tag DuIs err-.
around N H--s- -r- Miss .gosepfsln.-
Peters who wen &c osel a.rc w-reieres
Eha- -ae dolls dlc after she uert u
sleep. The RS os -re production naz
n do VIII ter dream If TIE ac-in-s If
r1e dolls liner coming ~ If singing
Joszfnx anc doing uu-1@-sI2s aGt.s- Stunts.
The Lag. scene n E--ls -rr auose anc
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BILL WOULD Put
INABILITY"
Up TOCABINET

u as---.g-1r. Fer .s-Nhg- cors---
-u-=s --I1Ao-I--v q { President q
ms G-5-=C SAFES = perform -hei Ct
-l=s u rs one ana nov [r-s CUES
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