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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

=, Ciio.s Club. away. fourteen..is,s.,
Ma M Ess,SSnan ssSS,, northwest corner Fourth Year,
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The next show at the pisstop Rail- Park
ts scheduled for June g.. The following show
has been arrsryed by GeoIse. White: Tommy
Harrison, Young Celtner VS. John Strummer.
Sammy Gold VS.. Johnny Long and Billy kop'
Ian vs.. Fighting Jake.
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insoi, was defested DIN n Ike V last two two starts
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t,YNWYD CAPTURES
INTERCLUB TITLE
'TiIden and Pearson Only Ger
mantown victors in Final
Tennis Series

STANDING OF THE TEAMS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-28

Hushcy Hutchinson and Herman HindIn
have agreed to disagree. and they are rot 70
he Identified with each other In the future
Hindn brought Hutch into the local fstic
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w. T. Tilden. Cd. Germantown defcatct
galiace r. johnson. Cynwyd. o., 3.6 6-i
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The Rhyming Optimist
ny ALINE sIICnAELIs.

]; Is said that the goldfish is coy
and, therefore, he does not enjoy 10
have visitors come and eXclaim DER his
nome, for their praises just manage
70 cloy. And II must be a bother 10
him. TO have folks supervise every
swim; when he sits down TO dine, to
near someone say: Tine" very likely
that makes him quite grim Most
chaps say that they never would
choose to be In the goldfsh's shoes
ttor when callers would come. they'd
Tor an afternoon snooze. No, the spry
Mt Goldhsh's lot may not suit your
taste to a jot, for tho public, It's true
las mighty plain Wow OF all that he
docs and does not. But still there are
features or 1t that make my objections
al hit. Many times In my past no has
had me outclasscd, then his fate would
have made quite n hit: For instance
INC ,me when my wife spoke in. ac-
,I, explain as.. Why not make things
Eoiaish's life J.. As heard her re.
envicd the fish in his pretty glass dish.
supplied with fine abb! You may
have been sorry, mayhap, that lie
hasn't a chance for nap: but consider
the way he can prove all he'll say. then
agree that his life is a snap. There's
moral adjoining this tale, whiclS
makes tina, Of ths goldfish quite
chaps On the blink because his homo
seems like Jail. For the things that
sometimes make one sigh and desire
to commit mutiny, may, by some. whim
of fate, strangely. yet compensate and
provide him great alibi.
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Bobbie and His Pa
ny WILLIAM T.. kirk.
Old Frank Monaghan was here yes.
teruay. Scl ia. L Ind n lonlS- talk

4 u. II a
teEday. scd Pa. i hnd Il lonlss iail
Whg i Frank 1lcnnyhan1 sed Ma.
Jolly idraHmer Wi eh aiI|ps Rom fS se low;
He '9 ea1s On On r rea.q 'rGne a SEQ
sugar. Pa scd, e got il. v
lilo must DO a me man with line
pull su,mwure, sed Ma.
All my trends is that kind. sed pa.
The salt of the erth. : IL
The sugar OF the erth. guess, sod
ots-meel. scd Ma. The little daring,
How has Bobbie boon beehalvins
laitly, Sod Pa. have been to busy TO
motifs him much
haE Fl is lis sG sssd ssy ssfs p hi Stands
around home. scd Ala. cxccb Wen no
Newer git lazy. Bobbie. seu Pa.
Be like yurc father. full OF pep Il
ximm. PA scd llew 10 tito line, let
The chips so 70 whoever has tho big
That is nice talk to be handing on,
TO meor child. sed Ma. about poker
lie Will lern about them soon cnun,
sed Pa. We nrc living in an age OF
Douces Wild. eed Pa. Few indeed Of
not knnE men , Of eYT hnn ri s9d
to cum in. &. wen to stay ont, Pa seq.
! hoap Robbie newer Terms TO gam.
oNA' Seu tha' AZ IL u vary uufTD way
to go thru life. Sod Ma. risking sure
lnonny to try for Inoan
Ftc Will De foolish boy 20 gam.
Soi. seq Pa. ] often Regretted the
day i lorhed that five clubs cain in
handy TO beet three aces with, sed
ia. l weakened my eyes looking for
tho. fifth club sed PA. IL weakened my
voice saying That's Good. But Il had
to have my whirI. ] suppoas, &c Bobble
Will have TO have his.
Why can't the hoys grow up iils
tie boys ] used TO know ut hoam. sed
thafe life & thay had the ilisost man
,ners, too. sod Ma. rhny All got nice
lobe in banks. etc. sod Ma. AZ today
TINY are pillows OF tho church. Thav
newer missed mite at honm, i guess
sod Ma.
Well, Sod Pa. 1 guess, that is about
all thay newer missed. ] guess thav
missed evrything else in life. As the
crate poet Milton onst wrot ysd Ia +:
IT'S well to play the gain with care.
AS thru this life va scoot,
Dut ono shud step out here a. tharc
e he might meet sum Brute.
How silly, sed Ma. Milton newer
Tote that un!eas he rotc If after ne
was blind. You roto that yourself, scd
MD. e. Il aint much
: guess Il amt much pottery, scd pa.
but IN every tender line OF Il thary
!s q bushel & a half OF truth scd I'a
Or course, acd Pa, Mister Milton ncnt
SINCE! IL not married men.
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Mr. Puckett Is one or tho hest kno.,,
carpenters In this section OF tho. com
Try. and has wide circle of friend.
He said:
Il have been troubled with my s.on:-
ach for number of years. ami ia al
acute indigestion SO bad. that thought
would never he we'll again / hadj
spent hundreds OF dollars In trca ]
Inents and medicines ESQ called cnres, |
out never got anything that did m 9!
any good whatever until started "a
take your Plant Juice. I had no anne
ute. and suffered such pain from ga 81
that 4 could not sleep at night. got
tcrrio!y rundown and lost steadily in!
weight heard of your Plant Jujce,
through friend. and since hay =
taken three bottles / arm feeling nix y
Il new man. have 4 fine appetite,
In fact. can eat anything; sleep welA
at night and have gained In weight
am able 10 do my work every day. b
am giad TO have this opportunity of
giving q public endorsement for Plan.s
Juice. and I hope others who suffer
VIII be benefited by IL"
Plant Juice ncts almost like caSid
in stomach trouble, gas, fermentation
that heavy. distressed feeling 1ftcr
meals and on retiring. Tt attacks and
destroys all poisons in the blood, corl
reefs diseased conditions OF the lived
and kidneys and restores them TO nor{
NAL condition.
The Plant Juice Man is at The Ira L
where he is daily meeting the loca
public and introducing and cxplainintH
the merits OF this remedy
The sale in Petersburg by Morr!SonR
The Drug Man. and in Chase CITY bN.1
inc chase City Drug Co.--Adv.
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The Days Good Stories
FROM MANY SOURCES.
Iiigh Finance.

The International complications or the
monetary system OF the crap game were
even more confusing than usual. for tho
players had but recently arrived IN
France via England American silver.
English shil!ings and French francs
were scattered about tho barracks floor.
and the voices OF the players were
raised in angry protest over the iinRn-
cial differences between francs and
ahillingS. Finally they decided to APP
peal To the only uonplaycr present n
medical sergeant. who lay half asleep
in his bunk.
Sarge they asked. This hero
small change has got us all foxed.
win sh,l!n' off BIN and he gives mo
franc and say he still uwcs me
two big clackcrS and he says he don't
Can't YOU suggest Soncihin' TO sim
plify the darn thing
The mcdico who had han Il hard
struggle with would-hc ihralids 81
sick call that day, rolled over slccpiiy.
".\w, mark en- AL quarters lie
l,runtcl.
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II. I. r, >tnunton.--Thc Progressive
party adopted the following peace and
national defense blanks at the Chicago
convention in 1912: The Progressive
party doplorcs the survival in our civ
lliaation Of The barharic system. Of war
rare among nations. with its enormous
waste or resources, even in time o /!
peace, and the consequent impovcrish-
'ment OF the life OF the toiing masses
VIC pledge the party "a use it's best
eadenvors to substitute judicial and
other peaceful means OF settling in
tcrnatiOnal differences We favor an
international agreement for the linita-
agreement, and a. the best means or
preserving peace. We pledge ourselves
to maintain FOR the prcsen; the policy
ci building two batteships Il year"
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Week Picture Shows
OFFERINGS A, Local HOUSES.
Woman Question.

\ Th0l.fauus .! PROSPEROUS women
Dave t.eR caught in the currents OF
rad.ca! Thought, let ioosc IN America
during the war. they We're lifted out
OF ti,t nhrrlw round OF domestic du-
ties rs III, cali to service, when their
sons and brothers went 10 erancc. To-
day. man! of these women have be-
ronc Interested IA Radicalism. In the
oiStureSqGe phrase OF Wa!!ace lrwIn,
thor ugnds are Trimmed With Red"
La fact, lac took tnis phrase as the
tlt!e g.. the story watch Goodwin has
,li3ac MO photoplay, starring MaGge
Kennedy.
Mis-. iNInuedS appears as Emily. who
IS ,..a OF a wealthy New York society
HroEp, ulon whom the Radical agent.
Professor EyIt. plays. lie converts
theU 10 ~ Interest," IN his cause that
Ie.us 10 ID series of entertaining situa-
tQUs "a TIE hands Of SO expert Il
lttginUrisI RS Wallace Irwin.
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born in the castle OF Chavagnac Au-
vcrGne. France. September &. 1857. ana
was left an orphan with large estates
when thirteen years OF ago He re-
visited Amcr.ca twice after the war.
IN iISi and again in iS2i-:5. and both
times was received with tic most cor
dial enthusiasm and affection. Tho
latter visit was. in TACT, In The nature
OF a triumphai progress, for Lafayettc's
irm support OF democratic principles
N France had increased the esteem in
which he was held in America. Con
gross voted him a grant Of 5000 900 and
township Of Ia nd in Florida He died
in Fars. May 90. 1885,
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President wil,on.s Books

Miss W. VI. &, observation-disclosures
dent Wilson has written several books.
among them "Congrcssional Govern
mcnt: \ study n American Politics. .
hract.cti Politics" constitutional
Government IN the United States
Mere literature ana other t,assuys''
Ci%orss WashInston: i'crhaps his
American People" IN five voiumcs He
has recently written some essays: "'rhc
New Freedom" G9iS). When a Man
Comes to Himself" tl9I5), etc
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III. Nn,uc IVA. Enn,l,iar.

IN Don G. Seitzs book about ArteMus
Ward Il humorous referncc b. Ward to
one OF the Mormon leaders Is printed
with tho explanation that il had been
omitted from Wards Travels as an
seem only jocose TO tho present genera.
ton.
"At breakfast the next morning We
met WAGER Davis. the telegraph opera.
tor. and his young and. pretty wito.
They are Atormonh and the lady mem
lions that she came from Kirkland.
Ohio. had often been there: II was
rhe first regular stake the Mormons
ever established. and I asked her IL
she knew Il crazy old rascal there
of the name OF Martin Harris y did,
she said, he VAS my father"
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e Madgc Kennedy. star OF The Bloom
~ I0i"N;,i ,ri,n,,.n,.
for three days. commencing today. was
CAS- much delighted as amy Of tho chill
t,dren Who appeared in the street scene
in which Emo, the elephant. was feat
Ured. II SIS Kennedy ~ very free from
tads and hobbies, but she does have
ONE ana iaat is collecting miniatur"
elephants, She has them from ali
parts az the world. made from ivory,
Jade. coral. gold and liver. The little
elephants are supposed 10 be good luck
SSinuols aud certainly they have
brought II 10 MadGe Kennedy.
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Greats.

Mrs. r. q. w. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
was developed during the Crusadcs.
when II became necessary for a knight
to have some mark by which he could
no identiiied. The shields Of crusaders
were therefore decorated with some de :
sign This custom developed until
neraldry became a science Tho crest
~ ON external adjunct to tho shield.
placed just over the coat-ot-arms. and
IS the most distinctive mark. Crcsts
came into general use about the time
of Henry III. OF England
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'MoyieCalendar

nIJOU--Eaimene O'nrien. in "liis
lsSSlfc's Money"
III RLuEBIkD---Th G ia Nara, In
.sISnthiccn MnNourIfccn.-
BROADWAY - Anita stewart, In
s.sFhc zig eating Shepherds S."
GOBbN itt. ~ ,Mrdre Kennedy, in
"The HiGom,ng Angel"
ISts--"lhc SnSrbrushcr."
ODE0N--Mniiare Reid, in "Dou-
.bic tSpccdS'
& RtiS - 'Ratlium Mystery" "AIn-
bets Speed Cop and Fntty Ar
I buckle.
SiCT0l.--D oroth ~ Dalton and
Nfilinn Desmond. In "a Gamble in
. Souls"
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james .. III, ~, sncc.,s.

u. ;. L., Iu!aSki.--James j. HiiIs
quotation on success follows: III You
want TO know who YOU are destined
10 he a success or II failure In life YOU
can easily find out. Tie test is simple
and infaliihle: Are you able to save
money II not. drop out. You Will
lose. You may think not. but you Will
lose as sure AS YOU live, The seed OF
success IL not N YOU
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each other in that position. After
packing layer. pour watcr-gIass over
until the layer is covered and then
pack another layer and follow same
process. Keep in Il dark. cool place:
dry cellar preferably. Liquid water
glass can he purchased Mt any drug
store. Use one part water glass to ten
or eleven parts OF water that has pre-
viously been boiled and cooled
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y. t. NJ. FairfaX-The first large IL
brary TO be established in America was
that OF Harvard University. founded in
1858. six years after the college In
100 Yale University also established
a library. These two are still among
the greatest OF college libraries in this
country and they admit the public.
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An cNCrpU0naI ..Ast VIII he seen in
the bis !'ON spoctal production, kath-
lceu Nuvouiucon." which opens Il four
day enlargement mt the Bluebird Thea
ter today. Headed by Theda Bara, il
includes guCh taVoritcs as Marc McDcr
mot Raymond Mckee Edward o'Con-
nor jcnuie picker3"n, Marcia Harris.
Henry Hariau, Harry Grip and Nor
gan Thorr. The story OF the picture
combines drama with comedy, with ac-
cent on the drama.
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iIun,nnr,icss and t,rnii,y.

Numanencss and reality, qualities
line picture going public has learned
TO expect in benjamin Il. Hampton
Picture. abound In that noted pro
ducer's second Great Authors produc-
tton The Sa@chrushcr." the first pic
inriZation from the famous works OF
Emerson Houtsh. At tile Isis this week.
Stamped with the unqualified in
torscm,-.t Of the author. The Sage
Irushcr.I powerfully enacted by such
famous Scrccn stars rs Roy Stewart.
Hiargdori,e ne Ia Motto. Noah Berry.
Betty Bricc. Arthur Morrison and Cor
don Russell SIS assured Il place among
thr foremost productions OF decade
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WOULD NEVER Be
WELL MAN AGAIN
fIrginian Tells How Plant
juice Restored His Health
After He Gave Up Hope.
HE HAD ACUTE INDIGESTION
ltciates How, After Using Only
8 bottles OF Plant Juice, He
Is Able to Do His Work.
HE HAD ACUTE INDIGESTION

considerable talk has been stirred
up locally regarding the wondsrS,,I .eu
lief that Mr.. joseph G. puckct, ",
prewrys Bluff. Va, experienced,
through the use OF Plant Juice. .hn
famous new herbal remedy. which IL
now being introduced into tho STATE
Of Virginia. '''a'o
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King aud Queen OF TtaJ,.

r. T.. D.. Dry Ferks-Tht present
King OF Italy is victor Emmanuel III.
lie came 10 the throne July 80. 1900
Queen Elena Is daughter of Nicholas.
King of Montenegro.
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Language Used in Jamaica.

u VI W. .FOanO SIlsh Is thc
common language used in Jamaica,
and business men Of the island are
lie as the general idea in the United
states seems to he that Spanish is the
prevailing tongue.
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West Point military ACADEMY.

II. T. c.. Dnnv!Ile-west Point Mill
iary Academy Is At West Point. " V
school may be had by addressing the
superintendent of that institution
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The Lnrcr,t Suhn,,rine

e y. n. south HiIl.-Cnclo !Sam's
largest submarine. also the newest, is
the SIG. II is two hundred feet long
mas speed of twelve knots an hour
submerged. carries crew OF fifty and
has a cruising radius OF twelve thou
sand miles.
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DR.. O.Icr'. "Tbeo,ry

itentcr, rhcster.-Dr Oslcr's ,.c-
marks concerning old age were made
~ an address 10 university students
10 said in substance: The greater
part 81 the worlds work iS done pv
men under 80 gears Of age: that men
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student, Danvilic-To become ii
wireless operator IL Is necessary only
that one understand thc mechanism
and be able 10 receive and send mes
SaE"s. y person must have the IA mo
Kind OF preparation that he would
have TO be q land wire operator.
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Thc Drcues, Mine

q: :. y, Ash!aDd.--.Thc deepest mine
in the world AZ Il gold mine in the state
OF Nlnas Geracs. Brazil. II III sunk in
hard rock, and has {, Shat; more than
$500 feet In depth. while !ts Lowest
point is 365G fcct bcIow sea level
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ii handsome Wallace Reid ever lost
his sob Ia the films. he would be a
Wonderful succoss as a chauffeur. The
'Suthority for that pleasant thought is
none otycr than Wanda IIawioy, the
pretty leading woman. who plays OBJ
loeite the star in Double Speed" his
latest picture which is at the Odeon
Theuter today and tomorrow.
Miss Hawlcy bases her opiniom upon
altered in gray Iivcrv from puttcts to
v;sored cap drives nor around in a
,jr red racing ca IN the picture
,aioreover he fuiGlls al' the duties at
.fribut.d 10 good -iopS.nE chauifcurs IN
fiction By making low 10 bis Heau'iiu'
en- pioycTess
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Income INK colicc,ea IN ur,,,,,

SuhScribcr. Wiliiamsburg. -Thc In
come tax collected by The govcrnmcnt
Of Great Britain for tho year l9l.-
is amounted 10 Si,197.5i5,ooD The
amount collected FOR the year 1850
is estimated at S1337 400 600.
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France md the United st,,o.

lteadtr OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and the
United States were on the verge OF
war in 1897 and there were naval en-
Sagements from July 9. 1893. to Sen
TENDER 30 1900. There was 10 forIna I
declaration OF war.
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'rrrlnyncf fsrg,

Ms. ]. T., SnJth iioyton.--Boil one
gallnp for eaeh pound of water. slasg.
let copl ard then pour water-glsss into
screw down tightly pack tho eggs
fresh every day, Just az they come
from tho nes;g and without washing.
\ Pnam the eseS large end up and close
s5enoush together that they Will hold
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.l,,,n ni- scrnns.

'.rhc,e are two 9ut;s IN - Gamble
oiu Souls.' ~ tle Nic'or '9,E'E ann ~ =
,{lnr-otr wUica make this Triangle
'play. ~ lauier Bartlht,. IN which
TNomas II INcc presents Dorothy Dai :
ton ard William Desmond. one OF me
.,Dnsr scnsationa, yet produced at the
culver City studios. One IS free for
nii lattlo IN MAJ purn1ris TO be a
,1rve.or in SAIL. Frs. ircisco, and the
Ill. between two powerful men on a
lppclr island
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The Zoo ana College.

Mrs Brown was boring AIRS. lone,
stsT with tic wonderful s,ories ahnn,
her Willie.
fos" she said. ".he's top Of his elias.
this week. aud his father ia roi,n so
take him 10 tho zoo." ~
E,eaiiy;' Hawned Mrs. Jones. "We'ra
sending Charles 10 college "e'e
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Al,nut OXcr.

First Neighbor-Wcl. the newly
wcds' honeymoon is about over
Know?
First Neighbour saw him kiss her
this morning with his hat on his head.
his hand or the doorknob and his eye
on the clock
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- ,lniH Id Nrlran.

The NEiG ni hTiCant
MESS ~. 4 a. S1ipIper- N" MtiI
~ ur'g.ns is the maine given loan OF
,.A'e. tH- lreUch national hCroinr, be.
.,.aUa. 81 hcu efforts COR che relief Of
sbrlerua .he Was born al Dumr"my,
.IHrIs rs q. 1912 Joan vi arc WAS the
iil!te-gtc dalshter OF peasant pre-
D~5etor 81 'r rCmF ~ thu time Of
r-r uruetriH. in n stpry, EnClnnd was
matAer o; tAe whole OF France north
o. tHt- Lorc. Hlti the Queen Mother
lsaNr'la Supported the -pretong!ons c.:
ncr e. nd on. Henry NJ pr l,ug'ard.
- the throne Or France III opposition
20 her SON Charles VII. of Francc.
Accoriins 10 version Of prophecy
ny Merlin wh cn Was current IN her
1iatiye proTtnce and wiki which Shc
Was individually faniiior France was
70 b, cverWNe,ued with calamitics.
Hhia Calamity vas 10 Ice delivered by :,
virgin np' OF the crest VI DOmrcmy.
Joan or Ara inns ain,d she heard su-
p@rpatHral HrtcrS commanding her to
l.nernte france. She crcutually gained
acccse - the court ~ Charles VII. who
intrUsted her wi'n he command Of an
arny. Sic r1iacn tha siege or or
'eets hy the EugisN May s li2D, and
Eainc,i me Erea' virt0rT of Patay, June
- pcNt 'The rcsui, q this victory
enahled Charies VII. tulr H. 1929. 10
receive 'he copseerat"d Off at Rhcinls.
w'hcrc the E'rrs % l'r4-re wcr" an
cicrtlv accus' omc1 80 hold tHc corona
ton ceremonies rae NJ IT Of ctrtnars
vas captured MAJ - 1880 While de-
frns.ns Conn cEre 7g.ins' Tho Duke
his allies the English AND shn ,yns
bprnnd ri trc STAKE as q n.rr,ic m
Rouen, May 20. 1891.
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eyer, and there Is no law agains. It.
inc precedent was estnblished b.
Washington in his refusal TO accent
third term and has been adhered
10 since.
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should be retired from duties early in
ltfc, and referred jocularly to n
theory exploited in one OF Trollope's
novels that an easy and pleasant way.
OF leaving the world should bc pro-
vidcd at 60
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Abont Third rernn.

l.. Y. r, CrcWc-NO Presjdont of
the United states ever held Office for
three terms. The Constitution Of the
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Mrs. y. y. r.. Observation-Disclosures Dav
was originated by i. Sterling Morton
in Nebraska, January 4, 1872.
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g que Elaine. III be glad to ana
the movies would be an ,mpoaaib ~,
TASK. Ec definite. Tho AdventmrnS
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lure and story were issued simuIt,-
neousI%. Put TO name them all. iStain.
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lruuirica regarding almost amy topic.
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The servant problem in gildcd cir
cles must be acute"
why do you think 500"
~ see where the wife OF a multi
millionaire has brought suit against
the wife OF another muitimiIlionaire TO
recover the person Of one English
butler"