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UOWS

An unusually strong program was billed last night, and is repeating to- night at the Empress. Alice Lake in Body and Soul" plays the role of a feminine Dr. Jekyll and MT. Hyde in gripping story of Parisian life. There's fascinating physiological twist in the vivid portrayal by this finished artist, of two souls inhabiting the body of one woman. Of absorbing interest, but lacking the gruesomeness of the Jekyn and Hyde story, Body and Soul" stands out as one of the most unusual and entertaining pictures of the season.
 The third of the Buster Keaton series of comedies, The Scarcrow' completed the show. It's not only the third, but the best. It's the kind of clean, wholesome humor that throw father in stitches, makes mother for get her cares and fills the children with joy. It makes gigles gleam where gloom gathered. What more's wanted now days?
 Wednesday night only, Marguerita Fischer in colorful comedy-drama of life in an Italio-Amcricau settlement, Tiger Lilly"
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erable period may lapse before Europe can eff fectively demand any important part of our gold, it is much to the interests of the United States to have these gold reserves returned as soon as Europe can utilize them. With these facts in mind our gold policy should be so formulated that as fast as neded the gold may be returned without causing embarrassment either to Europe or to the United States"
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THE WOODS By DOUGLAS MALLOCH
THE WANDERERS.

A LITTLE church through du>ay A trees
 Raised up it's wooden Spire, One "f religions puritieS
 Amid our mortal mire, And one there came to open door Made limtd by his sin. Made timid hy the mark he wore, And dared not enter in. The while he paused he heard a Reside him tremhIed down Another outcast wanderer, The swallow Of the town. II tiuttered through the open place, IL mounted to the choir, Within the simple house of grace Poured forth its notes of fire. And he who lonely fingered heard And something fell away; He followed after singing bird Where sinners kneel 10 pray. Yea, there the old remembrance dIed And there the new began; For soon they worshiped side by The swallow and the man.
 (cOpyriEhL)
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-25

A book of Scriptural readings in no fewer than 543 tongues and dialects has been prepared by the British and Foreign Bible Society.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-25

Sixty-eight cities in the United States have a population of over 100, 1000.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-25

The two extremes in human hair are that of the negro. flat in section and curly, and that of the Mongolian, which is round and straight.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-25

Send the Daily Times to your trien0. outside.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-10-25

Kodak Finishing. Scarborough.
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PEPT0-MANCAN
Will help
FIGHT COLDS
Make Up Your Mind To Keep Free
From Colds. Get Your Blood In
Good Condition.
START TAKING PEPro-dANGAN
Now Is The Time To Build Up. YOI
VIII Be stlon thighs Winter.

Every house has a supply of fuel
for winter. People know cold
weather is coming. They get ready
for it,
How many people get their own
bodies ready for winter? Most OF us
go around al sumner in the intense
heat burning up energy, workin
hard all day and sometimes lying a
wake nights sleepless in the heat.
Winter comes along. 1t catches
many people totally unprepared
physically. Few of us take stock
of our health. Whether we will be
well healthy and strong, we often
leave too much to chance.
But not everybody. Nowadays
people are learning. They know this
matter of enjoying good health is a
thing they can help control. If you
live right, eat right, get plenty OF
sleep, breathe fresh air and Keep
your blood in good condition. you
will be all right.
1t is so simple. If you feel lit
tie off in health-perhaps worn out
and pale don't take chances.
There's no need of it. Begin taking
it today. You can get it in liquid
or tablet form. Tell your druggist
which you prefer. But to be certain
that you get the genuine Pepto- Man
gan; ask for il by the full name
Guides Pepto-Mangan." Look fol
the name "Gude's' on the package.
ADV.
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PRESIDENT GETS /
LETTER FR()MHEAD /
Of ARMENIAN CHURCH

Was hinSron. 49, Archb shop lluorea,
whose arcilepiScopul see s Eli>an cop
fla OF The Armenian Republic, jour
Nsyea seven Thousand ln.le@ e present
President Wfson out ~ me unu .J"@t
@an1 most touci..u. docufn+ atz y he
archives OF he Sruse Department. It
is illuminated Ly he MONKS al F.t~h-
miadzin, the seat nf 'hs. Armenian
church since it> ,,.,1r#t an fr,1 t"e
Greek church, af.,r -. tr'jur:I Of
Chalcrtlrn in tI'.' lar I'll
Tie Eucyciiral Letter whtch tie
Archbishop presented to tie President
reads:
"GEORGE, Servant of Jesus Christ
and by, the Omniscient Will Of CUt,
Arch Priest and CATHOLICS 81
ALI. THE ARMENlANS. Supreme
Patriarch of the highest Armenian See
of Ararat and Of the Apostolic Mother
Church at Etcllnia,iz;u the Holy.
ITO the NOBLE CITIZENS OF THE
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
"AFFECTIONATE GREETINGS
AND BLESSINGS from tie CATH
OLICOS OF ALL ARMENIANS and
Apostolic Chief of the Holy Church Of
Armenia
with placid, profound feelings or
devotion. we desire, through this en-
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cyclicnI Letter of Ours, to place be-
fore you and TO make known 10 YOU
the expression of Oar deep gratitude
for The liberal help which. inspired bs
q spirit of philanthropy. you have e1.
tended to Us both by Individual per-
s0nal donations ard through the Sus-
tanning assistance and alternating in
-strumentality of the Near East Relief
Organization. Individually and Collec.
lively. combined in one body as it
were. you gave aud you brought to Il
the fruits OF your offerings. 20 the %nk
walton and protection Of Our Flock
during the most bitter days Of thetr
MISUNDERSTANDING which We attrib'
ute to the rIgourS of the War OF Lib.
Grafton, and to the cruelty Of Our inn
placahle OppresSors.
in expressing Our thanks for your
generosity and for your evangelical
commisseration. We, as the recognized
Head OF Our Spiritual Children, COM
prising the entire Armenian Nation,
would be glad to view your acts of
mercy as tokens Of your continued as
sistance In the future, and that 1t Is
your purpose to continue to assist Us
In Our regeneration and complete lib
GRAFTON, in the habiliment of self
governing Nation. With these things
In mind, We appeal to you all; to the
Prelates of your Churches: to your
devout Bishops, Our Brethren and be-
loved in Our Lord Jesus Christ; to men
endowed with political and civil acu-
men; TO those who have been called
upon by the Lord In the Conduct Of
Public thought; and to every soul in
which the spirit OF Christian philan.
thropy CLOVIS. Come TO our defense
and to the cause of the Freedom of
your Churches; from the seats Of your
Council Chambers from the platforms
of Public Associations: from the sane.
tum of your journals. Raise the mighty
voices Of your Nation and OF your sym.
pathetic people, as those of unfailing
and unfaltering friends We need them
for the salvation of Our Flock, tor
tured In body and soul through CEN
turtles of suffering. And Our people
will forever stand in history as Wit
ness that a Great Nation, prolific OF
welfare, stretched its helping hand and
mighty arm to raise them up.
"The Grace of Our Lord Jesus Christ,
and Our thankful Blessings be with
you all, evermore, Amen.
GEORGE V.
Catholics and Supreme Patriarch Of
All ArmenianS."
During the VIII. year Of Our Patri-
archaic at the Mother See of Ararat.
Etchmiadzin the Holy.
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MORE |"DRY" INSANITY
Mental Disease Increased by Modern
Drinks Says Chicago Report.

Mental Disease Increased by "Modern
Drinks Says Chicago Report.
Chicago, Jan. 10.-Cases Of insanity
from alcoholism have increased in the
Cook County Psychopathic Hospital
since prohibition went into effect, ac-
cording to the quarterly report of DR.,
James Whitney Hall, chairman Of the
insanity commission for the county.
DR.. Hall reported an increase Of 80
per cent in alcoholic cases in Decem-
Der, 1920 over the last officially wet"
December, and Of IL per cent In No.
vember. A slight increase was noted
In October over previous Octobers,
while ia September the increase was
80 per cent, accogding to the report.
Dr. Hall attributed the increase
"either to the fact that prohibition
does not prohibit, or else there is more
kick In the modern drinks than In
the days when iquor-selling was le-
gal" Eventually, however, the report
said, insanity will be greatly decreas-
ed by prohibition, for future genera
lions will not know the taste of whis-
ky"
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Would Stop Army EnIistrnente,


Washington, Jan. San unapimou!
favorable report was ordered by thu
senate military committee on the reso
luton of Senator New, Republican. In
diana. directing the secretary Of wal
TO stop army enlistments until the
total number of enlisted men is re
duced to 175.0O0.
The chairman, Senator Wadsworth
Republican, New York, announced
early action on the resolution by tn,
senate would be sought.
Senator Lenroot, Republican, Wis
consin, gave notice he reserved tn
right to propose reduction Of the army
to 10000 men. Similar resolution,
are pending in the house.
Minor amendments to the New resn
luton adopted ky The committee rrl
vided for REIMBURSEMENT of men In til:
army, who served in the world war fol
more than one year. Another amend
ment would authorize the secretary o.
war to discharge men with more thai
one years service.
The committees action followed
criticism Of recruiting in numbers ey
ceeding the funds 'rovided in the las
army appropriation bill Secretary o.
War Baker has taken the position tbs
army reorganization bill directed re
cruiting up to The full authorized peaa:
strength of @S0. 600 ,Ee2 and the wal
department had to carry out the law
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UNION MINERS ASSESSED

Membership to Pay $s1 Per Month TO
Support Men on Strike.
Indianapolis, Jan. 10.-Io carry TO {,
finish the strike Of the union coal min
ers in Alabama and the fight against
what is termed the lockout in Min
go county, West Virginia, the United
Mine Workers OF America has sent
letters TO the 1000 local unions In the
country levying an assessment Of 81
a month for two months on the entire
membership numbering $4,000. Ac-
cording to an announcement made at
the international headquarters here
by Ellis Searles, editor Of the Mine
Workers Journal, approximately So,
900 persons in the two fields are be-
Ing supported by the International
Union, which, up to jonuary 4, had ex-
pended S1,345,0oo out OF It's treasury
For this purpose.
William Green, International secre-
tary-treasurer of the organization.
said the assessment would raise ap-
proximately 100000, all Of which
would be used for the relief OF these
men and their families.
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Fallen Brakeman Saves His Life With
Beacon Stop Signal.
Connellsville, Pa. Jan. 10.-Thrown
of freight car when he stumbled on
the running board, J. A. Wilson, a
Baltimore & Ohio brakeman, of Con-
nellsville. saved his life WREN he flag
ged his train by the lncans Of lighted
piece Of waste, which he CHANGED TO
have in his hip pocked.
Although vrithing In pain, Wilson
had the presence of mind to light the
waste and wave 1t IN n manner which
a stop signal to the crew. The crew on
the rear Of the train saw the signal.
stopped the train AMI took the injured
brakeman to the Cni0ntown Hospital.
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N.w York eree!s stowaways.

Npn J";h. L#n w. daniel O'CaIla-
-f3;' lord p."y"r ~ "rk, who entered
the rnitrU St:',es " Newport News
Iaau:ry t. arT.v,! IL I" and was greet.
"a h, ~""Erf~ "f II republic" SYM
lalti;G'.r$.
Artruir.r'y;n- -. ;.Ilaghan was
Peter Nn~.-e- ~sy. ''t!.er If Cork
la;r ;or,t ~; y.r: ii"rr> Roland. aecre,
tary f. 3,;.rron t., Valera and Acting
Mayo t;arinn nn'' ''eruty Mayor Ma
l"!.' - Jersey City,
Iu":'4" The short Up from the sta
tinn f." his hotel. D'Cnllaghan's auto
moist, VAS followed ny Il procession
thht waved Slim ;'.,n and American
il.tls t'rowttS satlt,r'd before the no
tel md O,CallaghAn, responding to
their calls. appeared "r = balcony. r.
spoke of hiS "Trip fl pI.I CORR as stow
away, expressed appreciation for the
welcome accorded him and said he
pIohnhlN would rem Tin in America
several months, DCallaghan said
ireland wculd nnr accept home rule
''Wt don't want nnme rule; we want
nothing hut freedom, T.. declared.
Ht added that ''lnme rule nigh,
change conditions ir a while. The
Irish people would accept ii with 6
nonresident '"licy 10 lee what WOULD
become II 4 before they did anything
definite.
Hundreds crowded iryo the Pennsyl
vania station ia yraat he lord mayor
Fifty police reserves ere detailed tC
handl, - crowd When O'CallaghaT
appeared from he vanished, pro
longeti wtlrutIe VIA hCuted
A path t. III" automobile driveway
was cleared and pnice escorted the
lord mayer ~ his autt mobile.
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AFGHANIS7 AN ONCE MORE
FEARS BEARS PAW

The collapse OF carbon in Russia
Vas hailed with acclaim In Afghani
stan as freeing her from an influence
that often has b"t II embarrassing. Bul
the nlel,a,:e Of tnf bears paw is re-
newed with the threatened incursions
OF the R0lsheN Hi
TO the stranger the Afghan displays
entail courtesy. In fact, national
proverb Is that The man who shuts
his door to stranger is no Afghan"
But the stranger also would do we'll
10 know a saying current among the
Hindoos: God shield You from Ven
geance Of the elephant the cobra and
the AFGHAN" For many strangers
have found that, upon provocation, TO
which the Afghan is extremely sensi-
tive, his disposition is vengeful, cruel
and CRAFTY. BIS desire for pillage
theft and deception also is apt TO get
the best of him.
Your Afghan is +warthy, swag
gering, proud. but withal progresses
Ing sort of man, every inch the war
rior while he keeps his turhan on
but giving a faint suggestion Of be-
wigged jurist of old English days
when he removes it TO disclose a head
snaven from forehead to crown, with
curly ringlets falling about his shout
deTs from the unshaven portions.
occasionally the men are fair, az
are most of the women. whose hair in
two plaits with colored tassels at the
end, cOnceivably might call to mind
an American musical comedy chorus
prepared to sing school Days" were
1t not for their flowing oriental robes.
Afghan women, like Turkish women
are secluded, but they are consider.
ably more adventurous than their
Turkish sisters, hence scandal Is not
Enfrequent even in a land where a
man may have as many wives as he
can support.
BY Habibullah's father, Abdur Rah-
man, also were enacted measures of
national defense singularly in keeping
with occidental schemes for conscrip,
ton. He nude the boast that he
could throw hundred thousand men
into action In a week to defend one
of his provinces. and said his entire
domain could raise million fighting
men to defend her soil Nor did he
stop at the prediction. He worked
out q system by which each man r
every eight would alternate in taking
military instruction. One had to lie
very young. or very decrepit, to es
cape the amIr's draft, for the service
ages were from sixteen to seventy.
So far as barring private munitiup
mskers Is concerned, Abdur Rahman,
long before his death in 1901, might
have subscribed to the principle, dis
cussed during the peace conference at
Paris, for he had his own factories
at his capital, Kabul. There are said
to have been produced a dozen or
more rifles and thousands of car
tridges a day. and several guns a
ms~mA
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aafiIed by Sleeping Sickness.

Riverside. y. j.. Jan. 10.-Physicians
are bafied by strange case of sleep
Ing sickness from which Miss Mildred
N"wkirk, daughter VI w z. Newkirk
business man. has ha'n suffering fol
twa weeks Every test made in Eur
burs u ~. rial Hospital indicf tas per
feet ;. md in accasi0, I eri0d.
vi >,f:. ,,Iu'rjt,s Miss Eewkh ppears
bright an;t.f,.'ri ;iat hungry. yet SIN
soon III; sSrs a. Inconsistencies.
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MAJOR GENERAL HARBORD
SUPPORTS ARMENIA

New York.-At mass meeting re-
Gently held here TO consider the need
Of Armenia in the appalling disaster
that has overtaken that unhappy land
the following telegram was received
from the commander of the Second
Division:
"True to their religion, language and
race through a thousand years of per-
secutle-7, The ArElen!ans mi I 'ot be
permit i to perish. AmeriC : hould
aid them With moral finanCia, and POI
litical support.
"J O. HARPORD"
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Plans FIloht From Peru.

San Salvador, Jan. 1O.-Juan Leguie
chief of the seaplane service of the
Peruvian government, Is planning 8
flight from Peru to the United State,
nation rs TO his plans was received
here in the form of request from
the Peruvian government 60 the Sal.
vadorean government that he be per.
mitted to land On Saliva dorean soil dur.
ing the flight If 1t becomes necessary
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Paris Crooks Clean un.

Paris, Jan. l0.-TWenty-f four million
francs In cash and securities and TO-.
100000 francs worth Of goods AID val
uables, half of whIcn We're recovered
hy the police, szvere the total amount
obtained in Paris through burglaries
thefts and swindles ny criminals dur
ing 1870, according to official figures
made public by police headquarters
The ministry of finance alone lost
3,220000 france through swindles and
forgeries
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LORD DECIES FOR
IRISH PARLIAMENT
british Peer Offers Himself
as a Candidate.
DECLARES HIS POSlllUd
Home Rule Act Represents a Git
That is Ours For the Asking re
Says

That is ours For the Asking He
Says.
Dublin, Jan l0.--Tne first candidate
publicly tu offer himself for election 10
the southern Irish plrliament Is LORD
I'rrirs. who has written letter for
,i:licatiun In the Irish newspapers,
in which he admits that the home
rule act is far from lertect, but says
IL represents gift # self-goVernHen'
which t. OURS f,tr tile asking.
Exercising Tile belief that The h"me
ruiz, ac! cab he made still better, Lard
Ileci2S announces MS purpose OF ask
Ing ~uriv southern irish constituency
tn ELECT him Il ;.i4lii;, :. IF the southern
Parliament.
.1'hey may r~Eu~n rIe, says Lord
net.ies. "nr1 l sh:':l trel thar | nave
ATTEMPTED solne9h.fL practical and
don. more for lrrlaNd !han those who,
however sincere Their purpose. continue
e. Quarrel inh,'tinitri" with an accom-
plS}i"i fact.
IL. action of l.,trh i'ecia> is sup
posed To lee l%!fi ~ ttlt piah ot lle
g.4ypi nn!,nf to encourage Willingness
{, work for the nG,v act, and ii Is eX.
atq.i.i that more ca .'ltdHtes like l-ord
I..;,ies will lie anr"U."'t!.
i,rd DpcieS maj NiNien Gould.
Gau..!.ter ut Mr. .l'd Mrs. George
;i..uhl. If i.akeW0nt'. y. j. Early last
yrir rci...tS were IA circulation that
lu.ri Bsrls.. might Become Lord Lieu
tenant 81 ireland. He Is representa-
ti&.. ace" .,f lrrlan' and sits in The
hnIf~, ur LORDS.
II rv!a.rtS in nd,ral circles are O
h., cltriifrt all Il. -suIia'iOns looking 10
y. 80. - Ireland Lave broken down.
definite. Information is lacking, but it
l. @.sti th.t Prernie" Lloyd George has
definitely refused t. consider the Sim
lnn's oroposnl for tie withdrawal OF
the home rule bill.
Gt';C::,ls here take Il gloomy view of
III, -itlHt.nn The increased activity
retr.Ii5y nu the part ri the military
and republicans III tic martial law
TREAS is considered us Indicating an
e.,I tn~;nA NJ cuerrtl,t warfare.
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You Must Replace the Wear
and Tear on the Human System

Did you ever stop to consider
what a tremendous task is placed
upon your human system every
day.?
Your heart is constantly pump
ing life and vitality to every part
of your body. This is being rap
idly consumed after being turned
into energy and strength that
keeps your system performing its
various functions.
Every day there is a certain
amount of wear and tear that must
be replaced. if you are to enjoy
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Ordered TO Philippines.

Washington, Jan. l0.-Orders were
issued for the movement of the enlist
ed personnel of the forty-third and
sixty-seccnd regiments Of infantry from
Camp Lec Va, to CumP Me- 1e, Mary
land, wnere the men win b. Il 1orbed
into the seventh division, It was an
aounNed at the war department
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COOKING COURSE FOR
MEN STUDENTS
State College to Teach Them
SculIeTy Arts.

State College, Pa, Jan. 10.-At last
mere man is to invade the sacred do
main of woman at Penn State College
and he's going to learn how to COOK
For years the men students have
watched the co-eds enroll in courses
previously monopolized ny men, whei',
they prepare for Professional. career,
as farm managers, chemists, arch.
tects, lawyers, doctors and even ell
gineers. While the men have admired
the grit sof the weaker sex representa-
tiyes in undertaking such great tasks
the male element has called for a show
dewn and is going over to the woman's
side of the campus. They have re
Quested that some sort Of course ii
cooking be given for men. The HON
economics department has come t,
their rescue and such instruction viii
be given starting February l.
The course will se known as DO
nestle Science 53-Coohery for Men,
afd includes, technically speaking, ID
s;udy OF the nutritive value, selection
and preparation Of uiGple foods with
special emphasis upon those suitable
for camping"
That camping eats feature Is the
one OF which the men base their fond
ast hopes for getting away with don
ming the apron and 'Hef's cap in the
eyes of the goods. The forestry and
civil engineering students lay claim tc
the gl eatest need for The course, while
fraternity and boarding club table
managers, who have tC Gull their lin
tied supply Of knowledge for daily
menus 10 feed hungry students three
times day. claim their lives will MOI
be worth a continental unless they
soon deviate from pork ana anc
''sinkers."
The men are very enthusiastic Oyer
the prospects of one Guur lecture anG
three hours week practice In tn
cooking laboratories
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Gamblers Paw HEAVY Fines.

Saratoga Springs, n. Y, Jan. 10
fines totaIing more than $500 were
imposed by Justice Van Kirk on near
~ q score of defendants who had
previorh pleaded guilty ~ ,udlct-
ments Iv,orned by the ext Urinary
grand jury which has been investigat-
Ing alleged gambling in Saratoga
county.
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81, q. HARBORD.r
BLAMEs FIRE ON CRAP GAME
West Virginia Capitol Janitors Hints
at Cause of Blaze.

Charleston, w. Va, Jan. 8-The at.
tic of the state capitol, which was de.
stroyed by fire last Monday, was fire.
Quently used by "crlp shooters"
This statement was made by James
J. Gels, chief janltor, who said the
fire was not caused by defective cleo
trio wiring.
The state board Of control has
awarded contract for temporary
capitol, which is to be built In n month
at cost of 100000
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DEATH PROPHECY TRUE
Fortune Tellers Warning Strangsi
Come to Pass Quietly.

Fortune Telier's Warning Strangely
Come to Pass Quietly.
Sunbury. Pa. Jan. 10-Caught he
tween a locomotive tank and freiga,
ear while fixing bad coupler. ]. &c.
Ness, af Sunbury, was SO badly
squeezed that he died OF the Mary
NJ. Packer Hospital. The car was
standing on slight grade when he
climbed % the tank with the coupler,
and the car started 70 move forward
without his ndt!cing ii.
According Ia rricrt% Mrs. Moss only
few days az" Ted fortune-teller
al observation-disclosures. near here The
necF0mancei, after reading the lines
Of her palm. tnld aer that her hus-
band Was f. be Killed on the railroad
within a short time.