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Washington, d. c., Dec. 11.-Thcre
Ia not a politician in Washington
who does not recognize that our cleo
tinns next year and our domestic
politIcs in every sense are affected
bv the Irish settlement almost as
much as are British politics. To
put Il more accurately. American
noIitics arc relieved of an cmbarrss-
sinx but potent factor.
Specifically. among other things
A. Is = fact that opposition to Sens-
tor Lodge in Massachusetts was plan
rcd for next year by those whose
attitude on American politics has
been affected I'm the past by the irish
question. Just why this was to have
ncen is not clear. Allegiance 10 the
pcmocratis party. traditional with
,hs irish in Massachusetts. was COM
riet,Iy reversed last year by tho fact
-, tho Democrats favored the league
ns nations, but 1t was the plan OF
.a,,o leaders of that movement to
eoLc the vote back to the Demo-
cratic party next year.
rhet sort of thing is now past.
For Years many municipal and some
a,at. and congressional elections in
A.,,srica have been fought and decided
- tasues that arose in ireland cen-
,uriaa ago. There is story the tell
t,,. Of which five days ago would have
hsen nm international impropriety. but
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jury IN ROY GARDNER
CASE IS DISMISSED
After Being Unable to Agree
In Nineteen Hours Venirc-
mon Released.

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Dec. 1.-THE jury
In tho United States district court
here which heard tho evidence in the
trial OF Roy Gardner. twice convicted
mail robber. on q charge of robb.ns
n mail car at Msricopa. Arizona, on
November :, was unable to reach n
verdict and was dismissed few min
utcs after noon today.
Judge William Sswtelle. who pre-
sided over the trial in dismissing tho
jury pointed out that II had been con-
sidering the case stnce shortly after
: o'clock tonight and declared that
fs silure TO agree In that length OF time
indicated to him that the jury should
be dismissed.
The Judge. however. warned the
Jurors not y discuss tho case with
anyone and SArticularly warned them
no. to disclose how many ballots were
taken or how the ballots stood. DIS
closure Of that Information. he psid.
might affect the trial of Gardner on
another charge that was scheduled TO
follow this trial Immediately. The
other charge involves Gsrdner's at
tempt to rob mail car at railway
station here aud his alleged assault
on the mail clerk in charge of the car
on November Is. i'm which attempt
he was captured by the clerk. Herman
F-tnderiied. After the jury was dis
missed. however. Thomas A. Flynn
United States district attorney, said he
was undecided whether TO ask the
court to proceed with trial OF Gardner
on the Phoenix charge or TO retry him
for tho Maricopa offense at once.
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FREE IRELAND ENDS VEXATIOUS
FACTOR IN AMERICAN POLITICS

Is harmless today in the swift pace Of
present history.
The story Is long. h.t tho point of
1t Ia that Roosevelt, shortly before he
died. told a friend that IL he should
over again be president he would CON
slider It one of his most pressing duties
to tell great Britain that the Irish
question, because of its constant ef-
fccts on our domestic politics, was
one of which we had a right to take
notice. 1t was Roosevelts intention
to keep within the limits Of interna
tionsi good manners. but nevertheless
to take leadership In the irish ques
ton and press 1t firmly to conclusion.
Tho opinion here is universal that
the Irish Dali Eireann will accept.
There has never been any DOUBT
among American sympathizers with
ireland that if and when England
would offer to ireland what was in
truth and good faith the cauival lent
of what Canada has. Ireland must
accept. America knows Canada and
knows she is happy. 1t would have
been impossible to convince America
that ireland could not be happy and
cortented with approximately the
same status Canada has.
In the most direct and vivid sense
We are i'm the midst OF history in the
making. Ancient forms are breaking
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.FINO GUAM.yAP CABLE
SEALED SINCE FRIDAY
Only Navy, japanese Or Com
pany Could Do 1t Says
Postal

San Francisco, cal. Dec. tt.-nis-
closure that the Gusm.Sap cable had
been sealed at some time within the
past three days by some persons un
known was made In statement is
sued tonight hy the Postal Telegraph
and Gable company owners OF the line,
Tho statement Taid Investigation vsn
being made thru the ccmrany's New
York office. but the only ,hre. sEen-
cics-the navy department. the Japan
csc government or the cable company
could have sealed the cable.
II WIS not known the statement ssiI
at exactly at what point the cable
was scaled.
Navy officials hero would not com
ment on tho matter officially but from
an unofficial source came report that
an order had been sent yesterday ~
Captain Ivan Wettengill, governor oi
Guam 10 investigate the reported scal.
ing and report to the state and navy
departments
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IRISH FREEDOM FRIENDS.
'OEN0UkCE BRITISH PACT
Ask L. $. Senate to Refuse to
Ratify Big -Four
Treaty.

New York. Dec. ii.-tnswervinS
support of Irish Republicans who de-
mand complete political divorce OF
Ireland from the British empire was
pledged today by the national conven-
ton OF the Friends CT Irish Freedom.
The pledge constitutes one of sew
eral clauses. in - declaration of prin-
ciples, subscribed to by the orgsniza-
tion before adjournment OF the con-
vention. Another clsuse denounced
the proposed settlement thru the set
ting up Of an Irish Free state, while
a third condemned Bs BETRAYAL of
American principles the proposed
four power treaty.
The senate was called on TO refuse
to rstify the treaty on tho ground that
ratificstions would involve abandon
ment of washinIton's policy of no
entsug,inS alliances. abandonment of
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

Mcdonald had arrested Kenworthy
In a pool hall and was unlocking the
door of the Jail when Kenworthy
jerked away from his captor, whipped
out a pistol and fired twice. He then
leaped. into his sons automobile which
was standing at the curb and he and
the boy raced away.
The son later returned in the ma :
chine but denied knowledge of his
fathers whereabouts, saying the elder
Kenworthy leaped from the automobile
three blocks from the Jail.
Mcdonald is married and has one
child. His condition is reported as
serious, one bullet wounding him near
the heart.
Kenworthy had lived in the valley Is
years.
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SUNDAY PASSES QUIETLY IN
PACKING HOUSE STRIKE CENTERS

quiet than II has been since the walk
out started week ago. Tho packers
reiterated statements that they have
nothing to negotiate with the Anal
gamaed Meat Cutters and Butcher
workmen's Onion of North America.
Union officials yesterday had sus-
Sested arbitration.
Dennis Lane. secretary of the meat
cutters and Cornelius Hayes. in'erna-
tional president, both left Chicago to-
day the former going to Washington
and the latter to New York.
It is reported Mr.. Hayes viii join
Secretary Lane in Washington and
that a conference with President Hard
ing may be held as a step toward ask
ing government Intervention.
At Kansas City, Kansas, officials
warned union leaders that any further
disorders would result In strict re-
pressivc measures. Tho warning fol-
lowed sporadic shooting last night In
which one man was hurt. 1nvestiga-
tion of FIRE which damaged the Fowl
or Packing plant there failed 10 reveal
the origin of the blaze.
Omaha, Neb. Dec. 1i.-Today passed
quietly In the south Omaha packing
plan. district. Three men were arrest
ed after police had tIken butcher
knife from one and n pistol from an
other. Tho third was held for investi-
CATION.
Packer officials intimated tonight
they would import butchers tomorrow
II the striking employees had not re-
turned to work. They claimed 10 be
operating today at 90 per cent normal
At largely attended mass meeting
of union workers today the mon were
urged to stick IL out" Union officials
charged that the packers In an attempt
to break down the morale of the
strikers were 'blackenins the chars-
cters" Of union leaders.
Queen Mary Of England Is strongly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

Chicago, Ill, Dec. 11.-Mrs. James
Edward Miller. formerly Joliet high
school girl. who gained notoriety six
weeks ago by successfully advertising
for a husband who would educate her
last night disclosed the sad ending of
her adventure when she had her hus-
band and another girl arrested and
announced that her marriage was n
failure.
The husband, formerly barber. said
he was glad TO he rid of the marriage
and that he never paid his wife the ss,-
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
BROTHERS GO WEST TO
HUNT FOR LOST SISTER

jackson, Minnesota, Dec. t1.-Dr.
Arthur Nasty OF jackson and Charles
Nasty of Gruver, Iowa, today. are en-
route to Tucson. Ariz., to aid in the
search for their sister. Miss Astrid
Nasty nurse at the public health SER
vice there who has been missing since
Dec. 5.
The brothers departed following re-
ceipt of kilograms from the police of
Tucson, that Miss Sasby was missing,
They are expected there Monday
unit stationed at the University OF
Arizona In the search for the woman.
Miss Nasty who is S2 years old is .he
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Il. a. Mas
by of this CITY
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
Marriage for School
Failure Maiden Finds

600 abe had requested for completion
of her schooling. They separated soon
after marriage, II was said and were
living at different hotels. Mrs. Miller
today called her husbands room by
telephone and a woman answered say
ing, she was Mrs. Miller. Tho arrests
followed
Miller charged that he was not pri-
marily at fault as his wife had left
him and lived at hotel in Waukegan.
ILL.,. and been friendly with a former
friend from Joliet They made up this
difference but soon separated again.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
MAINTENANCE OF WAY
men TO REJECT GUT

New York. Dec. 1t.-Rspresentatives
of $1,000 maintenance of way and
railroad shop laborers voted here to-
day TO reject amy wage reduction pro
possis and appeal to the railroad la
Dor board on December ~ for in
creases ranging upward from Ii per
cent.
Tho increases would raise the scale
from 40 to Ashc an hour and add 10
cents an hour 10 the scale paid fore
men and iaborers in mechanical de
partments.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
TWO KILLED AS TRAIN
PlUNGES THRU BRIDGE

Everett. Wash. Dec. 1.-Two men
are believed to have been killed and
several were injured in q. wreck OIL
Great. Northern train No. 27. forty
miles east of hero today. Tho train,
which was a fast mail carrier plunged
thru a bridge which recent floods had
damaged. Mail Clerk Samuel Haleman
and Fireman Geo. Irwin are believed
to have been drowned.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
TWO BOY,S CONFESS
POISONING GATTLEH1N

Flint. Mich. Dec. Ii.--Charles Austin
IS years old and Clifford Thorpe. IL.
confessed according to the police. that
they poisoned Paul de Lisle, n
wealthy cattloman whose body was
found In his home here yesterday be
Lisio was given poison in liquor
Austin and Thorpe were quoted as
saying because he had accused them
of theft.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

Chicago. H.. Dec. 1t.-(By The As
sociated Press)-Both unions and pack
ers marked time today In the strike
Of packing house plant employees and
the stock yards district was more
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LIQUOR WAREHOUSE IS
ROBBED OF $500 CASES
Police Responding To Riot
Call Save 2,2G0 Other
Cases

Baltimore. Md, Dec. 1t.-After $500
cases of whisky had been taken from
the warehouse of the Canton distill-
eries and loaded on motor trucks, po-
lice answering n riot call last night
frustrated the robbery of 10000 quarts
OF liquor.
Three trucks carrying $500 cases Of
tho liquor had left the warehouse
when tho police arrived and all roads
in Maryland and nearby ststc1 are
being searched for them.
Two trucks, on which were loaded
c,@oo cascs, wero resdy to leave the
warehouse when the police reached tho
scene and men sre busiiy engaged in
loading two other trucks, Sixteen men
In charge OF the trucks were arrested.
The confidence of the guards at the
distillery was gaintd by forged per
NIT.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
PHOTOGRAPHER OF
LINCOLN rs DEAD

Baltimore. Md. Dec. 11.-David
Bachraich, inventor of Photographic
apparatus, died today. While working
for Harpers Weekly during tho civil
war he photographed President Abra-
ham Lincoln delivering his Gettysburg
address in 1853.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

Washington, u. G. Dec. ii.-Acting
Prohibition Commissioner Jones has
issued orders to all enforcement
agents along tho Atlartic seabosrd be-
tween Washington and New York to
begin immediate search for the liquor
stolen ut Baltimore.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
MONTE VISTA MARSHAL shot
BY PRISONER Who ESCAPES


Vista, Colo, Dec. Ill W. Kenworhy, 50, building
charge disturbance
marshal seriously wounded the officer
ia doorlate a md liberty.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
jAPS GET TOXIC ORDERS ON Navy rat
Canadian Comptroller
of Finance Kills Self

Ottawa Dec 1R E. Rourke comptroller Of the
his life tonight by swallowing
office highest
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12
Weather

Monday partly cloudy,
warmer southeast and extreme
east portions; Tuesday unset
tied, cooler east portion.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

Queen Mary Of England Is strongly
opposed to smoking among women.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-12

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BETHESDA i; i:

Funeral services over the remains
Of Rev. J. *. Patterson We're held at
II s late home on Second street on Sun
day afternoon at o'clock. His ded tn
Incurred on Friday afternoon after In
SerinG illness. Ills passing away was
peaceful and happy as he said he was
slipping into glory" Rev. Smith. Of
Armstrong; Mills whore Rev. Patterson
was recently the pastor. conducted the
services. assisted by Rev. Mailer of the
Baptist church. lnternent at the new
cemetery. He leaves a wife. who is in
very poor health. and four children and
also 4 host of friends who will miss
his companionShip and wise council.
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Homes Hcsketi
was held on Thursday 1T til" Baptist
church. His death occurred 1T Martins
Ferry hospital after an operation for
ahress Of liver. Ills pastor Rev. Ma!cr
conducted the services.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellsworth Hidnut Of
Grcnn"ll. Iowa, and Mr.. Ross Lindsey
Of ArmStrnnGS Mills. visited Il few days
last week at tho nome "f Mr.. j. f.
Lucas and Mr.. W. w. Lucas. They have
Mrs Hudnuts friends here. She was
formerly Miss Anna Lindsey on Bend
Fork near Armstrong; Mills. She lived
many years with friends At st. Glars
Vile They left Thursday for West
Lafayette and will. soon return To their
home at Iowa Mrs Hudnut's brother
Ross Lindsey returned with them.
The decorating was completed at the
NJ. T.. church and presents very pleas
Ing appearance. Erangellst!c services
began on Sunday evening and will con-
tinue for two weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. V. GLADDEN. are re-
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ST. CLAIRSV|LLE
D|DN' 7 PAY
THE AL|MONY
BELLAr4E NAN JAILED FOE SIxT
DAYS FOB CONTEMPT.
judge Price Grants Three Divorces In
Belmont County.

The case OF Abdallah Nelson OF Bel
laire was heard before Judge Price on
Wednesday. Several months ago Ada
Nelson received a decree Of divorce from
AbdalIah Mel son and he was ordered ~
the court TO pay Mrs. Nelson the SIN
Of slt each and every week rs allmonr
He failed TO pay this sum and was held
in contempt Of court Judge Price sem
fenced Nelson TO serve so days in the
county jai! for having failed to comply
with the former order ri this court.
Divorces Granted.
Three divorces were granted In COM
mon pleas court on Wednesday by Judge
Price Of New Lexington. .. Judge Price
heard these cases on account OF Judge
Coven having been interested in the
cases before he became judge.
Anton Corant vs. Mary Corant. Di-
vorce granted plaintiff on ground Of
adultery.
John Ciszewski VS.. Annie C;szewski
Divorce granted plaintiff on ground Of
wiltul absence for more than three
years.
John Kalemha vs.. Katie Kalemba. Dt.
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I'd. Appointment made. letters ordered
and !S.ued. Inventory ordered, ordeI
issued.
Elizabeth Thompson. deceased. APP
pIication filed for appointment Of ad.
ministrator. Bord $1,000 Med and dp.
p2ovcd. Appointment made. letters ~.
dcred and issued. Inventory dispensed
with.
L. T. Brown. guardianship. Part %!
account Med, set for hearing May ~
1921. Notice ordered.
James Beranek. deceased. Proof !:
puhlicatio Of notice OF appoin tment
filed approved and record ordered.
Thomas VI. Lynskcy. deceased. ApplI.
cation flied for appointment of admin.
istIator. Rond SIG 0h0 filed and approx
ed Appointment made, letters ordered
and issued.
Joshua NJ. S, Heath. deceased. In.
ventory. FLEA approved and ordered re
corded.
Leo X. Elkan. administrator vs.. Ca-
rio l.. Heath ct al. Petition duly verb
fled to sell rra! estate To pay dch:s iil"1
with Exhibit 4 and waivers Of Issue
and service Of summons and Of time.
Margaret }. Jones. Guardian. ResiG-
nation of J. NJ. Stewart as guardian
filed and accepted
Josephine Morses. deceased. Final
account filed. sct for hearing MAY IS
1921. Notice ordered and continued.
Jennie Black. deceased. Final &c.
count filed. set for hearing May rs. 1921
Notice ordered and continued.
Clyde McKelvey. guardian. Final &C
count fled. set for hearing May IS. 1921
Notice ordered and continued.
Margaret a. Hughes. guardianship.
Application for appointment Of guardian
flea Bond $4,000 filed AMI approved
APPOINTMENT made, letters ordered and
issued.
Henry Pinkeit. dcCea sod. Application
filed for appointment Of Administrative
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Want v, VA. MAN :.
FOR APPEALS JUDGE
Special to The Intelligcnccr.

Special to The Intelligcnccr.
Washington. D. c., April cn.-The
West Virginia senator's have not agreed
on a candidate 70 present to President
harding for the vacancy on the circuit
court Of appeals caused BY the death OF
Judge ]. c. Pritchard. Senator Suthcr-
land announced today. He stated that
he had requested the President to hold
the matter Of appointment open until
they had an opportunity to present the
claims of O West Virginian. He also
said that he had filed with the Presi-
dent brief prepared by one of the
states leading lawyers setting forth a
strong array of arguments why West
Virginia Is entitled to this appointment.
Among the West Virginians here to-
day are Thos. and Sam Logan and e.
A. Brast Of Parkersburg: G.. A. and Ell
lott Northcott, Of Huntington; c. Hall
Brighter. of Tunnellton; Judge Ira +.
Robinson. of Grafton.
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joicing over the arrival Of new son
Mt their home on Main street
Mr.. Grower Of Fairview was here on
business on Saturday. Mr.. Brewer has
purchased the property Of j. L. Lucas
on Maple avenue and will locate here
permanently the first Of August.
Mrs. Sara Nina myer and son Bertram
Of Bellaire visited Mr.. and Mrs. w. w.
Lucas the first Of tie week. Bertha m
remained for a weeks visit.
Several of the Badgersburg pupils at
tended tho Warren township literary
held at the Grange hall at GAINESVILLE
OF Wcdne sday evening.
Mr.. Barger and son and daughters
Martha and Katherine Of Akron are
spending some time here.
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VOrce granted plaintlff on Erouhd VI
ha bitual drunkenness for more tnAn
;hree Years.
Realty Deeds Piled.
Edward r Fr;ley ct al. 70 {. w. ALI
corn and Emily Allcorn. land in Fultney
township. 81.
Isaiah Nichol % George T. Westlake,
land in Bellairc 81.
r. &. Bolon and wife TO Howard Har-
RS. land in GAINESVILLE. 81.
Lloyd Bastru and Nettie Bastru to
John =. Toner. land in Shadyside, s4@5
The Daudna Lumber company 10
Charles Hobe. land in Richland town
ship. $4,000.
Anna Grieve and Harry F. Grieve to
Jelton r. Rucker. land in Peasc town
ship. 500.
Marriage Licenses.
Henry Constant Ernes and Helen Vtr'
ginia Wright, both of bridgeport.
Clarence Vaughn Grier and Halle
Marie House. both OF Quaker City.
Entire Nous Club.
The Entire Mons club will hs enter
tanned by Miss Martha HardeSty on
Thursday evening at her home: on West
Main street. Fancy work will he the
diversion Of the evening.
st. gainesville Briefs.
Attorney Charles ALBERT Of Columbus
was here on business Wednesday.
Mrs. Sadie l.. Humphrey of Pitts
burgh is visiting local relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Sophia johnson Of High Ridge
was business visito r in town We'd
nesday.
II. Il. Faris OF Wheeling was here or
business Wednesday.
Probate Court.
Carleton Boyd, guardian. Final &C
count filed. set for hearing May %, 1921
Notice ordered.
Thomas Hill. deceased. Application
tiled for appointment OF administrator
Bond in sum Of $500 filed and appror.
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Snakssperean Stage.

Columbus. O.. April 20.--.A natural
stage for shakespeare productions and
paEeants is included IN this years plans
for Identification of the Ohio State uni
verSity campus.
The hollow in which Mirror lake is
located. which has been used for such
purposes. will be the scene of the i'm
-provement. Trees and shrubs will be
pia nted TO form the back of the stage.
and there will be proper places for en-
frances and exits. Permanent tiers OF
concrete seats will replace the tempo
rary stands that must OF necessity b.
erected each year for every event
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Exhibit Historic caakst.

Columbus o.. April "0.--The coffin
OF Edwin Coprick. executed by fedora!
authorities for participating in John
Browns raid back In civil war days. has
been placed on exhibition in the OHIO
State Archaeological museum on the
Ohio State university grounds.
The body was buried by the Quakers
at Salem. o.. and they. fearing for it's
safety. diSinterred the corpse. and re-
buried Il in a metal coffin It Salem, and
puc rocks over the gray" that il
could not be disturbed. The coffin was
preserved and has just recently been
Saurp
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cnlYan An Tr1plats.

Woodsfield. O.. April CIV. n.
Pickens Summit township farmer. has
cow that has recently given birth 10
triplets, a male and two females.
Mother and triplets are doing well.
Eacn of the three will tip the scales
around so pounds
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JACOBSBURG

House cleaning Is tho order Of the
day.
Mr.. and Mrs Guy NolinE Of Key. o.
spent Sunday with Ellsworth SolinK.
Edison Burgy and Florence BoventEer
motored to Bellaire last Saturday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. william Bovenizer Of
Bellairc spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs A Boventzer.
Mrs Thomas Ramsey and daughter
Winnie Here visitors In BeitAhe, Sat-
urday.
Della Ramsey. who has been having
trouble with her eyes. Is reported no
better at this writing.
James Dunfee called on Mra Kanz1xX
OF Pleasant Hill last Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs Russell Brannsu OF
Shadyside called on Mr.. and Mrs. Davis
Sunday.
Albert Dunfee Of Bellaire. spent the
weekend with his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. 8. Dunfee.
Mr. Mac ROLAND OF Pittsburgh has
returned TO her home after spending .
few days with friends here
Wiiber Cross spent tho weekend win
hts NIte at this place
Elizabeth Hines and N4ry Willis
spent Sunday with Aru- Aaron Ramsey
who Is very poorly at this writing.
Mr.. and MIS- Frank Dunfee will leava
soon for Illinois. where they win mako
their homA
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Columbus. O.. April co-Gir,s Of the
medical college at Ohio State university
are raising money to contribute to the
fund 10 buy radium for the cure OF can
Ger. This is TO be presented to Madame
Curie, who is engaged in research work
with the physicians at Johns Hopkins
university.