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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
Charity Meeting Held.

Representatives of the various
charitable institutions of the city are
netting this afternoon in the office
Of I. NJ. Schannen, county Judge, to
confer with Miss Katherine Ewing, of
the Red Cross, regarding unified char
ity work in Pendleton.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

Jan. t3-lb--Oregon District
Attorneys Convention, Portland.
Jan. 17-i9--56th Annual Ma
tional Woolgrowers' Association
convention at Salt Lake City.
Jan. 1S.-Annual neetiI OF
Roundup directors.
Jan. 1s.-American Legion
concert.
Soe ooeeS~A~e~Oe
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
WI Be Held.

A dressmaking school is to be held
in Hermiston next Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday by Mrs. Edith G.
Van Deusen, home demonstration
agent. A diversified sewing program
will be taken up.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
John Beam hcslens.

JOiln Bcan Resigns.
j. Il. Beam, bookkeeper with the
city water commission for the past 1S
months, today rendered his resigna-
tion to take effect Feb. I III health
is given az the cause OF his retire.
menth Mr.. Beam went to st. An
thongs hospital last evening for
Treatment.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
j. c. Kuhns Assists.

]. c. Kuhns, spervisor Of the Una
tilla National Forest, is in Boardman,
where he is assisting the city in out
lining a tree planting program. He
left here yesterday for the Morrow
county town.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
Rainfall rs 90.

The rainfall last night was 02 says
Major Lee Moorhouse. official wealth.
er observer. The rain was accompan-
led by a high wind. The maximum
today is 42 and the minimum 81. The
Barometer registers 29.72.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
Confers with service -Dten.

William E. Truman, of the trea-
sury department of the government,
was in Pendleton yesterday and talked
with ex-service men to whom allot-
ments and allowances have been made
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

Return From Meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parsons Motanic, and
Luke Mlnthorn returned this morn
ing from Kamiah, Idaho. where they
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

BERLIN, Jan 15.-(U. P.1-AIin-
lister of Defense Gesler today declared
10000 Polish troops had concentrat-
ed on the upper Silesian frontier,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

= Hone Montagh is a music hail
dancing favorite from Berlin. who
has Just arrived in America to uli
q stage engagement-the drs'
dancing invasion from Germany
since the wari y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15
Called bx Illness.

Mrs. H. NJ. Gum. of Hermiston. is
in Pendleton today to see her hus-
band, who is i'll at st. Anthonys hos
pital.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

Exam Is Given.
Three applicants are taking the
Civil Service examination at the post
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

office today, under the direction of T.
c. Mangold. The examination is for
a clerk in the railroad mail service.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-01-15

CALENDAR OF EVENTS

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
PROF|TEERS BLAMED
FOR GREEK REVERSES
Second Hand War Material Dumped
INTO Greece Aftcr Ar1nistice.

New York. April 2t.-~Old. second
hand war material dumped into Greece
after III" armiSti"c upon which rr"ii-
tccrs made fortune is the cause Of
the revrrs"s lately suffered by the
Greek army in Asia Minor, according to
DR. Barton W. Brush OF Elmhur$t,
l.. l.. who has just returned from sciv-
ice behind tho Greek front with the
Near East Relief.
"Nl the leftover war supplies FOR
which the European countries had no
further use after 1918 seem 70 have
been sold 10 the Greeks in the past
three years, and that iS all tn" Greek
army has TO fight with" DR.. ErusE de-
clared.
I'm the past three years vast for
tunes have been made in Greece out OF
army supplies. and now the Greek SOL
diers are paying for IL. Their" ar" n"
hospitals. no hospital equipment, no
amhulanccS worth III" name. AMI the
wounded have little chance except FOR
such care as tho American Near East
Relief can give them"
According 70 Dr. IiruSh ;hr Crock
people were wildly enthusiastic about
the war. and eager I" drive TN" Turks
out Of Smyrna, for good.
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BIG DEMAND FOR
"LraHTNIN' TICKETS

No play has ever received the en-
thusiastic praise and boosting that
has been accorded "Lightnin' by visit
ors to New York. and local people VINO
have been warned not to miss il Will
welcome the announcement that the IA
NOUS comedy success Is to be presented
at the Court all next week,
Producer John Golden. who also mas
Turn 10 the Right THE First Year
Three Wise Fools" AMI Dear Ne to
his credit. is sending to this city a
sprc:al company organized for Chicago,
and hca ded by Milton Mobiles. who
rlavcd Lightnin' Bill Jones ut the
Gaicty thcater, New York. last summer.
This company, which Is the only ono
on tour. was formed TO I'LL important
bookings in the principal cities when
il developed that after its continuous
run Of two years at the Ga!cty thcateT.
New York was unwilling to part with
the record smaehcr.
Besides Mr.. Mobiles. the cast includes
Percy Winter. Stuart FoN. Bessie Bacon.
Frank Thornton. Barney Gilmore
Emery Rlunkall, Felix Hancy John Soy
mour, Nydia Wcstman. Marie Reels
DeCamp. Harry Buchanan. Hourr Hunt
Johnnie I.cFevrr. George Srclrin' Joan
Shaw. Nina Shirley. Alice QuiSiey
Helen Rutan. Pauline -Moxon. Hope
Brunson and others. There will be
matinee Wednesday and Saturday.
Seats arc now on sale.
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BRING IN
SMALLPOX CASE
COLORED PRISONER COMPLAINS
OF BEING SICK-DoCToR FINDS
CONTAGIOUS DISEASE
Jail Fum1g atsd and cops Vaccinntsd
All Union Mission Mon Given
Vaccine.

Considerable excitement was caused
about the city building yesterday aft
c-noon when negro by the name OF
Herbert Long was brought in after he
had been arrested by an officer on the
South Side. Long complained about
being sick and the police summoned
physician. After the physician made
an examination he stated that the
negro had black smallpox.
The police officers were scared for
the iirst time in their lives. and Tor a
short tmc did not know just what to
do. They got in touch with the health
department and the man was removed
to the pest house where he Is being
taken care of by the health authorities.
was at Union, Mission.
The health authorities then ordered
tho city lookup fumigatcd. which was
done. Several Of the police officers
who were in the building when the
man was brought in were vaccnatcd.
Police authorities then found that
the man had been loa!lng about the
Union Mission. They notified the
health department and several phySi-
clans were kept busy for couple
hours varcinatinE every man at the
Mission to check any possible chance
of the disease from spreading about
the city.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
:; THE THEATRES ;
century MIDNIGHT
WHIRL" At COURT
BIG MUSICAL REVUE AT COUNT
TONIGHT AND SATURDAY.
Brings Popular Broadway stars-son
sational Attraction.

Pretty girls in whi-ling, graceful
merry comedy. handsome costumeS'
beautiful color. and swinging music
these clements are combined W."
super lavishn"ss in the Century Mil
night Whirl," the celebrated century
Roof entertainment that Johh hr"iy
McarS Will present at the Court t"lliH"'
and tomorrow. with matinee 'oinoFo":
There arc more pretty girls III tnc
"Ccntury Midnight WhirT than ever
before collected in one group, They are
so unusually. attractive that in the
three wears they were on the Century
Roof in New York they won the name
Of the "Millionairrs' Chorus"
Picked girls these, and every ono mas
some distinguishing gift apart from
beauty, either as singer dancer or come
dicnnc. Bat the "Millionaircs' Chorus
is only one of the many features or inc
Century Midnight Wh!rl." There are
mcrrimcnt and melody and danclnE
comedy. travcsty. spectacle ana sroT'a'-
ties, and n lot Of delightful surprises
and gorgeous costumes and color cn''''
that come crowdinE one upon the other.
and COMPRISE an entertainment whose
like has meyer before been seen in -
tnratrr. The "Ccntury Midnight Whirl
has been called n super revue. IT Is
hritrr han q revue II has all the best
clements Of a revue and a lot moro.
The notable company IS m all-s'ar
,rgrrgatinn. with Richard Carrie.
Hlanchc Ring Charles MinninEer VINO
was this seasons star, in the "FollicS'
Winona Winter Jay Gould. and several
more.
Tn, "C'untnry Midnight WhiTi Is an
unusual Offering. and the public Is sur"
90 app-cciat" an opportunity 10 sec LOT
TIC IirSt itmn ont of New York city a
genuine roof show with all its dazzling
q llurrmNnIS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
Agent Finds Large Part
Of Fruit Crop Ruined

r.. NJ. Hunter, agricultural agent oil
The Ohio County Farm bureau spent yes
to-day visiting different farmers
throughout the county. Mr.. Hunter sait
tina, as far as he could find out from
the farmers and orchard mon large
portion Of the fruit crop for this season
has been ruined BY the frost and colo
weather. In some parts OF thr county l;c
reported that tho frost has done little
damage and in noar;y every orchard
there are Il few trees which were no;
affected by the cold spell.
He further stated that the farmers
are now getting busy ON filling the sol
so that they can get ali their planting
in which has not been completed as
soon as possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
BETHANY MEETS
MARIETTA TO-DAY
JOHN KELLISoN'S TEAM ARRIVES
HERE HIS MORNING PoR CLASH
WITH GREEN AND WHITE.
Game Will Be Played on Bethany
4rounds-Is Opener for Buffalo Greek
Lads, Who Expect to Win.

Bethany colleges baseball nine meets
John kclliSou'S team oC Marietta COL
lege this afternoon at Bethany in the
opening game OF the season. and 4
large following Of tho Bethany school
is expected to witness the clash. Tho
two teams will meet again on the same
field Saturday afternoon.
Coach Buland of BETHANY has been
driving tho boys hard. and expects to
win from Kellison'S team. although they
already have played several games and
are in good condition. He announced
last evening the following will he the
lineup: Johnson. catcher: Randolph,
Cook. Wclch or cromley. pitcher: Stew
art. first base: Patterson second base ;
Brown. third base: Cook. shortStop,
Smith. Wayman and Keas in the out
field. The Marietta lineup is not known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
.LONDOS MEETS
BOB MANOGAFF

Much interest is being taken N the
wrestling match to r. held next MonEi'E
evening in the Mnrkr: auditorium when
Jim l.ondns. the Greek champion meets
Bob Manogaff. tho trrribl" Greek III Il
finish match and Il larg" crowd OF l"'-
lowers Of the mat game is eNp"rt"! 10
attend.
In the preliminary. SAM Bowen. known
as the kentucky Wonder. meets Dave
Cutler of Pittsburgh. AMI this match
in itself should prove good drawing.
card as both boys are good.
4 feature Of the main match or mo
evening * that neither man has seen
the Other even on the street, and as bot!
have been making good strides IN tho
game i good match Is expected.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
GREASY NEALE
DISSATISFIED
WEST VIRGINIA BOY DECLARES He
IS NOT SATISFIED WITH PLAY
ING WITH PHILLIES
Has Been Idle and Wants to Get In the
Game Says Report From
Philadelphia

john, Gal,ah,r Well known Mounds
willie Nan returned home yesterday
from Philadelphia where II" has been
for the past lew days and brings oath
with him the fact of Earl GREASY
Erai" is dissatisfied with tho Philadc!-
ruil Nationals and may leave the team
IN the. near future.
Mr.. Gallahcr met Nclle Will" il! lNH-
ado lpha and was informed 10y Neala
himself Of tho existing conditions. He
quoted Ncale rs having said: u Mess
get in the game more, am going
back 10 IarkershurC.
Ncalc was one OF tho stars on the
Cincinnati Reds last year and WAS one
Of the members OF the Reds tue year
before when they won tho worlds cham
rionship. lie was traded To lhiladcl-
phia.
Mr.. GaIlahcr attended several games
in Philadelphia this week and was
keenly disappointed in finding Nea'e on'
Of the lineup.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
COL. HARVEY
IS ASSA|LED
IN THE SENATE
APPOINTMENT to Great Britain
Provokes Hot Debate

WASHINGTON. April 21-Thc appoint
mont OF Colonel George Harvey as
American ambassador to Great Brltata.
confirmed b. the senate last week IN
executive session. was openly attacked
and defended fox four hours today IN
one OF the most remarkable and unuSua
sittinrs ever witnessed in the senate
chamber.
Ccarcr,y had senators settled IN tnc'r
seats after the senate had convcncd at
nom when Senator Harrison. Democrat
mississippi, reminded the senate that
no had sought to consider the Harvey
nomination in open session. but mad
been blocked and then launched into an
attack on the now ambassador and hlS
appointment which for vshcmrnce tue
senate had not for years heard the
equal
Be described Mr. Harvey as "A Gre
ator OF prejudice and stirrer up or
strife" and as "a vindicttre. self
anolnted, intolerant political accident"
and charged that the appointment would
be regarded by millions OF patriotic
Americans. regardless OF party afttiia-
lions. az = browning affroRt 10 tn" IN
valid Who recently vacated the White
House.
Republican senator's for time SAT
fairly aghaSt at the unusual speech OF
The MiSSlSSi ppi senator ana III MS tP'-
;hets and adjcctivCS OF Gcnunciation.
Then followed conference. including soy
cral between Senator Lodge of MaSSa
rhusetts. the Republican leader. and
Senator Rr7ndcSce Of Connecticut. 4
close personal friend Of Mr.. Harvey.
Many OF the Republican senators lett
tho chamber. while Democrats aS
Senator Harrison proceeded. smiled and
gave other evidences of their approval.
Harding Right, says Reed.
When Senator Harrison had "onclud-
ed and while the galleries. unusually
crowded. bent forward to So" ii a reply
voul dComc from thu Republican eide.
senator Reed. Democrat. Missouri,
gained recognition and started Il reply
in which he accused his Democrat cot
league OF seeking 10 cmbarraSs tho new
ambassador in his work. declared rrcs!-
dent Harding WAS perfectly within his
right In appointing Mr.. Harvey to the
court Of s. James. and asserted that
Mr.. Harrison. had burned the midnight
OIL to light his taper At the fires o.
venom"
Opposition OF Colonel Harvey 10 the
league OF nations was praised by SEN
ator Reed. who tauuted his Democratic
colleagues with declarations that the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
The Truth About
Eczema and Piles

Thousands and thousands of peoni'
saws Peterson Of Buffalo, are learnlht;
every wcrl; that one 35-Ccnt box Of Pet
crSons ointment will abolish cCZcIr:a
and mniSh piles ard the grateful let
tors receive every day arc worth more
than money.
had eczema for many years on
head and could not get anything 20 stu
tho agony. saw your al and got one
box and | owe you many thanks for the
cool II has done me-. There isn't 4
blotch on my head now and l couldn't
holm but thank Jefferson, for the cure Is
great" Miss Mary Hill. 420 Third ave
nue.. Pittsbuprgh Pa.
II have had itching piles for Is years
and Pctcrson's is the only ointment that
relieves ma. besides the piles seem Ia
have gone" A.. II. Eugrr. 1927 Wash
inrtun avenue, Racine. Wis.
Use pctcrson'S Ointment for old sores
-alt rhcum, ChainG and all skin diseases
Druggists recommend il. Mail orders
filled by Peterson Ointment Co., Inc.
buffalo. y. y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
HOSPITAL REPORT
Number and Cost Of March oha1asy
Cases Shows Big Increase.

Quite an increase over March, 1870
IA noticeable in the March report OF tho
Ohio Valley General hospital. which
shows that the number OF free patient
admitted 10 the institution materiaiIE
increased the work. while the cost o.
treating them was more than doup!ea.
During the month Of March 2s5 pa
tents we're admitted. as compared to
261 last year. and the average number
Of patients each day increased from III
10 ia. The percentage Of free cases
this month Is lis. ..1ils In 1870 i!
showed 3.G3.
Eighty-two days were lost during the
month through illness OF nurses. In Tn:
nursing department Z graduate nurses
probatfdners and IS pupils were cm'
ployed.
Total receipts at the hospital Tor
March were $20.533.S6, and Expenditures
were $ol,312.19.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
M'KEE AND BACHMAN
BACK FROM CAPT. AL

Prosecuting Attorney Carl G. Bach.
mann and Attorney David y. Mckee, -
turned t. this city yesterday afternoon
after spending several days in Charles
ton, on business. Neither had little L"
SAY upon their return. although TN ;
stated that the state legislator" ~ N"H!
busy and from what they conid learn
intends 10 pass number OF n'l!S "hiCn
Will be Of great interest TO the city as
well as Ohio county.
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as amhas sador. Referring to Mr. li.!r-
vey's opposition TO the league. h" N
quired of his Democratic colleagues.
amid laughter from the Republican,
side:
Why shouldn't he he aSainS; IL
Why should anyone but an idi"' go"
around hugEinE y corps 10 his bUSrn.
II the forty-cight nations, members 81
the league. cannot stand up unless TIN
United States puts it's arms around
them and totes them home like drunk
1T o'clock in the morning. thcn X
does not deserve to stand up.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
oERMANs EXPRESS REGRET.

Berlin. April c1.-Thc German for
eign office today sent note :" Loring
Dresel. tho American commissioners here
expressing regret for the attack OF q
German Cowd Tuesday on James .. Tob-
inson and his wife. csldcnts Of Chicago,
The attack occurred on tn" terrace
in Potsdam, just after tho funrral OF
former empress Augusta Victoria. Tho
Americans, who were mistaken fcl
French persons by crowd OF German :
were beaten. but not injured seriously.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
ANNOUNCE COMMITTEE.

W. &. MctIrrgor, who was recently
named as chairman Of the membership
committee of the Wheeling Association
of Credit Men. yesterday afternoon an
nounccd who he had appointed as mem
hers Of his committee. They are: W. y.
Downs, Goorge J. Ebcrts, Stanley Floyd
II. j.. King, II. W. Gee and a. +.
SChramm.
Mr. McGregor expects 70 call mis-
committee together in the next couple
days. ut which time he will outline a
program for the members TO carry out
for the ensuing year.
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league ~ nations issue ndd proved
their undo.ng in the last presidential
election.
Lodge On His Feet
The conclusion Of Senator Reed"
speech brought senator Lodge TO his
feet for a surprise in which \" declared
that mover in his memory had man an
pointed TO Office been attacked after hts
nomination had been confirmed and
after he had become 4 representatives
Of the United States and OF its govern
mcnt. Senator Lodge dcp!ored the at
tack on the amhas sador AS Il sorry hi;
Of political tactics" and praised him
as IAN American through and through"
Subjects which had been brought into
the discussion by Senators Harrison.
Reed and Lodge. ranged from puhli"a-
ton during the last political campaign
in Harveys Weekly OF the 'ImmaCu.at"
Conception cartoon 70 the league o.,
nations and the break OF 1911 between
Colonel Harvey and Woodrow Wilson.
Senator Heflin. Democrat. Alaba ma,
eulogizsd Mr.. Wilson, discussed tho last
political campaign and ended with
tribute 10 the league OF nations Whlcil
brought scattered handclappinE from
the galleries and resultant warming
from Vice President Coolidge that the
EalierleS "OulO ne Clcdltu A' "'S"N -
another demonstration.
Norris Explains Vote
Senator Sorr,> Of Nebraska, ;he So"
Republican,. who voted against confirm
ing the Harvey nomination. explained
his vote us due TO his belief that the
nominee lacked titness for i diplomatic
post. The long and free discussion
then ended rs the hands Of the clock
pointed to four. with Senator AShurst'
Democrat. Arizona. reading from some
ponderous book. the correspondence be-
tween Mr.. Wilson and Colonel HarNc"
following their break in relations.
Declaring that the country had
right to know about Colonel harvey
nomination. Senator Harrison III MS
address, pre,arrd in advance. anu conf
pr,s,nr more than 5000 words. de-
scribed the now ambassador as one
whose "whoic lifn has been one OF in
consistency" who never remained true
TO any purpose. loyal 10 any friend. or
steadtaSt to any conviction; a writer
of the most cunning and dangerous
species. and past master III fomeh'-
ing trouble and aggrarating ae'ca'e
situations" lie declared that for THESE
reasons alone Colonel Harvey was UNI
ftted for 1.-THE hard and difficult task
devolvins upon the American represent
tative az London at this time.
Then turning to Colonel Hacvey's al
lacks on President Wilson. Mr.. Harri-
son declared that. mot content III
h.aping personal abuse upon the presl-
dent in health. he (Mr. Harvey pur-
sued him with his scurriious attacks TO
his sick bed. trying u create the I'M
preston that the president had lost ms
mind" He added that. through tpe
aspiration OF his pen. he entered the
sacred precincts Of the home TO mis-
ranrcSpn: the wife Of tho PRESIDENT.
Reed Praises Harvey.
Senator Reed on the other hand
praised M. Harvey as one OF the great
intellects OF thr country" and declared
President Harding. in Wow OF his an
nounced stand, would have practiced
..aooa;," had ha Amounted a pro- lea guer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
GUARDIAN AID LITEM.

Attorney A. r. Bryant Yesterday was
appointed guardian nd l!trm for George
Russell and others in the case styled
Herman l.. .trhcntz. guardian for George
Russell and others W.. Scott y. Russell.
It al. in chanccry. by Judge j. i. SOM
merville. sitting in part II circuit
court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-04-22
CONRAD RETURNS

L. S. Commissioner John Conrad has
returned from a visit to relatives IN
Roanoke, W. Va. The commissioner
office was open yesterday for the nrst
day this week following his arrival.
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WARWO0D

DO you patronze peddlers or not?
Wheeling Tent g. Awning Co. Ten $685.
f-l4-m-w-f- to-Ey-l3
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Reed Praises Harvey.

Senator Reed. on the other hand'
praised M. Harvey as one OF the great
intellects Of thr country" and declared
President Harding. in Wow Of his an
nounced stand, would have practiced
deceit" had ne appointed pro-leaguer
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ply VAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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Lodge On His Feet

league rC nations issue had proved
their undo.ng in the last presidential