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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-11-02
STATE DELAYS
BURCH TRIAL /!
Need Time to Consider In
sanity Plea


BY FRANK II. BARTHOLOMEW
LOS ANGELES. Nov. s.-Defcnse
attorneys for Arthur c. Burch and
Madslynne Obenchain have Joined in
sharp fight TO force Madalynne to
trial first. II was believed here today.
WILL. PROBE
BURCH SANITY
Burch's unexpected plea Of insan-
ity. entered yesterday. when he was
called to trial for his alleged part in
the killing OF wealthy young John
BcIton Kennedy. is interpreted by
legal experts as the first move in a
joint defense effort TO switch the
trials.
The insanity plea came with such
sudden surprise to the state that a
continuance OF the trial until next
Monday was asked and obtained.
With Burch's sanity under a long
drawn-out Investigation. attorneys
for Madalynne Obenchan are expect
cd to appear in court and insist upon
their clients constitutional right TO
be brought 70 trial within a reason.
able time"
This viii mean tina. Madalynne
may go 10 trial for the actual murder
while Burch's case is still enmeshed
in lengthy preliminaries.
District Attorney Thomas Lee
tTurn to Page Z. column q
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OreeetN6N Wen. anyway, Nc
aint frcesing 70 death.
j. d. Ross. superintendent of light
ing. may raise light rates. says The
STAR. That fellow must be light
beaded
Thursday The Star ls TO commence
~The Confessions of a Movie star
spare our blushes. Mr. Editor.
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his own right. Look at page 8
for today's ''pomes
hut who he is---weIl. we're not
telling. Except that his initials
are w. b. y. Hut maybe youil
recognize the picture!
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THEY'RE sENsfTIyE

seattle wife wants divorce because
ssDoy threw her from second story.
women are getting touchy.
~ yourself.
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WHYs WHY.

We were visiting farm on Balm
7oge island yesterday. a pretty
sHi brought in a basket OF eggs. A.
sne walked up the steps we said:
what beautiful eggs And then
ehe got mad!
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-30
DAVIS WANTS REVENUE
FROM IMMIGRANTS FOR
SOME GREAT PURPOSE

Toledo. O. June "a.-Jamns J. Davis.
secretary "f labor IN President Hard
inG'S abinc and director general OF the
Loyal Order Of Moose declared today
in an address before IN" international
convention If that order here that i'm
migration j. IN" Of III" most vital sub
jcc;s the government has to cope with
At the present time.
AS secretary "i labor" MIR. Davis
sad. ono Of the greatest duties that
has fallen 20 my lot. - 10 welcome the
incoming tide Of Aliens. !: is expected
Of ne Ia Sitt tho Und"$trailrS from
among thcm and send them back from
whence they come. Til" others. am
charged with tho duty or making good
citizens and good Americans.
This great department "f labor /
represent could H." s~clf-SupportinG iG
certain plans Of n.nc 81 through. Every
now arrival IS charged a head tax. so
that tho department realized from that
and other sources more than thrc" mil
lion dollars last year The trouble ia
that, this is dumped into the treasury dc
partmcnt az loose revenue. a tax added
TO the general lumn or government re-
sources. I want that money. along with
o. additional revenue that " r'n col
Ir.t easily rnr :, great and special 1ur-
roSe"
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DEADLOCK IN THE SOUTHERN JUDICIAL -.
CONTEST; SUTHERLAND THREATENS TO
TAKE CONTEST TO FLOOR OF THE SENATE:

big party influences leave off and big
business interests takes up tho gauge IN
this battle. SO much does II resemble
scrambled cggs more than anything else
II Is equally as hard for him TO clearly
understand why this appointment should
he Of such apparently vital Interest 70
30 many men who are not Themselves
aspiring 10 it. as 10 make them wholly
reckless 10 the prodigal expenditures
OF valuable energy. time and n
Seeing Daughsrty.
Attorney General Daugherty q In
thn final cha piers. become a center OF
attraction and solicitudc upon the prt
Of the workers for tho candidates NC
Clintic's friends assume that their
choice IS acceptable in that high quay
to-. since upon one public occasion No
assured tho two senator's and an &C
,nmpnnyinc delegation OF West Vir-
Cinia lawyers that he would be pleased
10 recommend to the president the ap-
pointmcnt Of tho Charleston man when
he appeared with the endorsement or
the senator's
Yet II is known that Judge j. ?.
S]trothcr's managers arc inning hiGn
hope, that soalc trump will be TUNED
in their favor in that quarter. All
three candidates arc here. McCuntlc,
Strother and Elliott Northcott. Tit
latter has not given up hope that some.
thing unexpected might happen TO land
the crmIne for him. but by far the
highest hopcrS are the McClintlc ana
Strother people.
Former United States Senator VIM.
J. Chiffon, Of Charleston. is A visitor
in the city and was among Senator
kin callers.
other West Virginia visitors are: A.
Bliss MrCrum. ot Charleston, who -
asking appointment as United States
district attorney in the southern dis
trirt. Jack Henson. ot MartinsourS;
Judge Frank cox. Of YMorgantoSr:
Julius Nearman. OF charlcSton: Ernest
II. Gilman. OF MoEaato~n. and JudES
Thomas \. Brown. Of ParkersburG
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JIM ST|L[MAN
SILENT WHEN
GIVEN CHILLING
Il REFUSE TO ANSWER"
UNNARlINC RESPONSE
Questions Intended to Verify
Many Alleged lndiscre-
tons Of Banker

I"uEhNc"N>;c y. Z. June -. "ainHs
Sripr,n u.ol,nv HrU York %liNer
aro = sulnr ~. rn-rc- ris pN.;c- for
d:y,rcc gave hu, on, rrr,y today to 4
,ru,,,,udc ~ rp~.s,;o,. I hv hr- at
,,-rcv, e., -cc,-r ;, his -cl,,,nns with
o,L,- ,or,, ND IN, -c,rv wa.
.r -.r,xo . or -. .~nurd
,h,, -, r,t.b, ,,ra ;, ,r,-,r,io.rc mo"
w .'N'' ,''ut - a., n",.oI In.
No. a,ry, ,.h,,-
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FOR GOOD
RELATIONSHIP
WITH THE j. {.

London. juno 29.-Thc feature OF al!
tho speeches At the imperial conference.
which continued the discussion Of the
Acknowledgements alliance today. uaS the
desire 70 promote cordial relations DO
tween Gr,a, britain and the United
States.
There a.~o WAS virtual u~nan!mity n
favor Of 4 conference" "f thr powers
chiefly Interested in IN" Pacific /" Dis
russ disarmament. spheres 90 Influence
and all matters affecting th".r INTERESTS.
The prcmicrS of the overseas Gomtr-
ions gave their views freely and frankly.
London. June 29.-(By IN" Associate!
PrcsSD-A speech By Premier Mc!Sh"".
Of Canada. on tho AnElQ-JLpan"Sc treaty
entirely occupied this mornings session
Of the conference OF imperial rr"m;"r$.
This afternoon Prcmjc- Hughes. Of
Australia. will give hiS vICws.
Mr.. Mcieh"n is understood :" hav"
opposed 4 renewal Of the treat! ON tn"
GROUND that il already has served its
purpose. and to have s,r"ngl" presented
the case of canada. which l. that cN"Cy-
thing possible should b. don rnr pr">cr-
Walton and Improvement 90 tho good re-
,at:ons hctwc'n the United states and
II" HritiSh empire.
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Only Four
Voted Nay
DISARMAMENT
AMENDMENT ENDORSED
$50 Members of House for
Amendment TO the Naval
Measure

Washington. Juno "n.-ThN house
agreed late today I" the B"rAh dis
-rmamcn, amendment tn th~ nayal ar-
pr"rriatiou bill.
The vote wa SGo to T. Representa-
tive N DOR" ladlIno. Republican. and
Representatives Campbell. Pcnnsylva-
MIA; Carew. New York. and O'Hricn, New
Jersey. Democrats. voted IN the mega
tive. LincbcrGer. Republican. Calttor-
ma, voted present.
Wild shouts greeted Representative
Kelly. Michigan. "a 1hnrE" Of ;hN bill.
when h." moved 10 concur With IL" sen
ate IN the Borah amcndmen; - ihc
naval appropriation bill.
In no mood for extended debate. many
members rose. applaudinE and cheering.
and began to chant vote. vote, VOTE
They Quicted down. however. when
Representative Mondeil. Republican
leader. had the clerk read 4 letter he
had received from President Harding.
in which tho president declared Il WAS
wholly desirable" 70 nave the OK
preston Of Il favorable opinion M The
part OF congress relating 20 world dis
armament. Tho letter said Il was not
OF particular concern to the admits,
trat.on what form the expression Of
congress shall axe"
Debate lasted half an % contrary
{, th" expectation oC tho members. ard
no attempt was made 10 Offer the For
ter substitute.
After referring 10 the Bnrlh aT"nn-
mcnt as narrow and restrictive" Mr..
Monde,l declared that inaSmuch as the
bill would 80 bacA on the last day Of
the tSCal YEAR 10 tho senate. "wher"
oN" persistent and ins;Stcnt gentleman
can block the wheels or legislation he
doubted whether II noul be wise to
"haSEle over the exact wording Of the
cOdnsrt,
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Amendments Not Favored.

Washington. June @2.-Senate amend
mcnts to the naval appropriation bill
Sencraliy ne, with diStaNor In the
house today during consideration OF the
conference report on tn" measure. Only
= few Of the senate changes wcr" agree"
70. among them the Eorah disarmament
amendment IL a proposal 20 create Il
bureau Of aeroRauticS IN me navy de-
partment. Amendments calling for in
ceased appropriations met with opposi-
ton practically without exception.
The bill vii reach the n again
tomorrow. the last day before thc be.
ginning OF tho fiscal year FOR which il
makes provision. and II l. IS rushef
70 the president for his s~iSnatur" in
order - h"come effective at midnight.
I: will he necessary for the senate TO
Iie.d on all Of m" amendments which
MT with house diSapproval.
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TWO HITS
SCORED IN THE
BATTLE TEST
CEMENT BOMBS
USED IN THE ATTACK
Two Naval Hydroplanes
Forced to Descend, But
Are Uninjured

Washington. June 2?.-Only two hits
were scored on the rad!o-controlled bat.
tlcship Iowa N the bombing attack from
the air off the Virginia capes to-day i
dispatch 10 tho navy department. 0idD
that the hits we're scored with dummy
cement bombs on the ~forccastle deck
Army. navy and marine corps avtators
in scou; planes within two hours and
IS minutes discovered the Iowa, ap-
preaching off the Virginia capes as IN
enemy ship" One hour later, the re-
naming planes we're released for the
attack on the Iowa.
Two planes of the NC typo piloted BY
navy operators were compelled to de-
scend at sea. Both were accounted for.
One was under tow by the tender Shaw
nut and the other. having come down
for gasoline. was reported to be near
Cape May awaiting fuci.
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Terror !.
-.
Volcano Stromboli In Wild
Activity~--Islander Flee
TO Seashore

Mcssina, Italy. June 2s.-Ths volcano
Stromboli, on Stromboli Island. off n
north coast OF Sicily. burst forth into
Wild activity last night, and terror fills
the island. The molten rocks ana sui
phurous gases pouring from the crater
+, is feared. may spell impending doom
10 the panic stricken inhabitants.
The Islanders. terrorized by the I'M
canny behavior Of the volcano during
the last three days. arc consreg1ting on
the shores preparing for an attempt ~
flight, but waiting IN the hope that the
volcano will subside.
The eruption is accompanied b.
auakcs. felt for thirty miles, shaking
tho adjacent islands. The shape Of the
crater ha.: beer changed by the violence
Of the eruption. Apparently . larBo
piece has been detached. The SURROUND
:nC plains arc devastated by molten
matter. All oGetation and every living
hing IN its path have been destroyed.
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CLAIMS
L|TTLEPACE
Former Congressman Of the
Sixth District Succumbs
TO Illness

Charleston, ". Va. June -. .tGau;
r. Ll,tlcpasc. former congressman from
the Sixth district, and ~andidat" for
governor in the Democratic urinary
last year against Arthur Il. k9ou;z died
this ,ver.nE 1T his HON" here.
: picturesque and co!oriul "ar""r waS
terminated in tho death Of Adam l.
L!ttlepaEc. HIS death was tne' result
e Il Poison IN his system from lis IN
fectcf hand. ahySiC!arS said. Hu' "\-
posture 10 the sun on Monday ~ Winfield
was partially responsible for hts early
end. members Of his family belize.
During ths y"ars H. served - con
Srcs>. Mr.. L!tti, page WAS Il conspicu-
Gus figure IN Washington and on the
huus" floor. Few mon ~cre more wide
- known personally or politically.
Nj. Li,tlepaSc began his political
career BY 4 race ioC prosecuting at;or-
n"y Of kanawna couutS. He was de-
tcated hy only :ort>-GInc votes, but
the term waS d.r!t"d TIVE himself
and the successful candidate,
he Mas elected % n" state Ncn7t" n
lar5 fr2m 4 district wa.ch u"rmally WAS
three thousand publican. he served
ably through the term.
Stat, wide and even national fam"
came - nm IN i2lo. wh'n H. received
n, ~unoNpoScd nomination on the Demo
,rNct" party and in November WAS
elected 20 congress Cv"r Joseph H7lt
Gd,a.S. Thc part: Coasitcrcd thC ci"G-
,Ica y great triumph. H Was defeated
in IN. contests cor congress until l2lo,
when ne Vas elected Over Martin y,
Cooley. In lais he lost 10 l.. 5. f.ch"!S,
he was no: i candidate for congress
last year. but Instead entered the Demo
cra,., urinary as n candidate tnr th'
s~ubcrnatorial nomination. n" was d.,
rratcI ty Arthur +. k"ru;z b! = few
hundred ,o:e>.
NJ. I.i,';,paS" uaS born IN hdna~ha
ant S.At!-ScNcn years ago. ~" "aS
tho son Of .Ndan and H"b"cca r. L'ti'-
raEc H." "a q Wealth! man and leaves
4 SHl' adld COAT.
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PR0BERS IN
DRASTIC MOVE
Request Soldier Relief Bu-
reaus Not to Use DISCIPLINE
ay Measures on Witnesses

Washington. June c9.-GovcrNm"ntA'
agencies having To dn with FORMER
service mrn arc requested ~ 4 rrS0Iu
ton adopted today r" the swat" lnNCStl-
eating committee not tn transfer ar r"
moIn any employ" who appears al Ia"
Inquiry or Is referred To in testimony.
without notifying the comTlit"" ana
sta ting the reasons FOR the action taken
Senator Walsh. Democrat. MdNS.]hu'
sc,tS. IN Offering the resolution charged
that SOM" employees teStifyinE ana
others referred 20 IN testimony had been
Summarl.y disciplined. som" being d'S'
missed and n.hcr$ transferred.
". A. Rogers. \ training "nlcCr WIN
the federal hoard for vocational Cduca-
ton. told the committee that 10 had
been called into tho board office IN
phia and advised not 70 writ" 10
persons In Political l!fc. being whrne"
tina II nc did 80 he would hnd himself
"ou, Of luck" He also teStined that a
letter from Senator Walsh addressed 10
him at Philadelphia had hccn opened by
an oriciIl OF tn" board before delivery
10 him. and that on on" occasion he VAS
asked hy an Official 10 open Ard read a
letter addressed 10 HIM b. George y.
Christian. private secretary 10 lrcSi-
dopt EirdlpE.
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CLEAR ROAD To
FOR THE TURKS
GREEKS ENACUATE
THE TOWN OF ISNlID
Nationalist Not Expected to
Respect Neutral Zone
Prescribed By Allies

ConS,antinopIc. june !9.-Thc
tireck> have evacuated lSmil. IN
Asia Minor, and the Turkish Ma
tionalistS, under Mujapha Renal
PaSha. now have a clear road to
ConStantinoplc.
Tho NationaliSt> arc not OK.
pcctcd to respect the neutral zone
prescribed by thr allied commits
sion.
The ,;r"ck evacuation took place after
4 demand mad" 10y tho Renal forces
that tho Greeks slSrcnd'r the town
within a w"ck.
London. Juno .9~.CRy the Associated
I~'rcsS)-Thc position on tn" 1Sm:d pen
inSula in Asia Minor, "hcrC the Greeks
and Turkish NatinnhJistS forces are OPP
posed % each other. j. obscure. Cecil
II. Ilarmsworlh, undcr-Sc"rrtLry for
foreign affairs. stated In Ia" hNuS" ~
commons today. Information received
this morning, however. n" added. WAS
tina M own "f lsrnri had h""n crnr-
uatcd Hy the Greeks and VAS burning.
with the result that there VAS great
panic In the district.
Nj HarmSworth said tI,r" vas
danger If Il considerable massacre and
the allied representatives w"r" taking
steps 10 prevent such An occurrence.
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PERMANENT TARIFF MEASURE ~
EXPECTED RAISE S700,000,000
|OdjCt Labor Leaders
On ExtOrtiOn Charges

Chicago. June .? y special hu''dlns
Investigation grand jury returned IN
d rtmcn,S tndL! araiH&' Thomas :
k"arncy. prcSid, ut Of the chicago Eui."-
lax Trades Coun.il. and John M"'Nt-
r,r,. Of the Elevator opcrat"rs'H ni"n'
The charge a=ains' kcarncN - en-
;or:;on % fifteen Thousand dollars front
= rcv:?c ric,u-o concern :" prevent
Strikes during the erection OF 4 theatre
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Daring B, & 0, Robbery
At FairmOnt Station

F~a;rnout. ". Va. June -. y daring
.obbcr, Crurr"d here ;hlS evening
when tho tIck,t Office Of the Btlum"r"
X Ohio railroad company VAS robbed Of
= sun - money amounting 20 nearly
$1,000. The money inClId"d receipts
Of the ticket cfucr and ,""ciurS from
thc baltimore" n unio freight "inc".
John Murray. ticket agent '!rS"t iH"
office at 80 o'clock and sen cut ."r
supper ami on hi r",urn An hour .ai"7
discovered the theft. f.ntranCo had h"cn
gained from Il rear window hy means
81 i ladder. How tho cntrarc" Mas
rrade in daylight without anyone -.
tecting tic thieves Is 4 II? story. on
GERS are working on the cas-" cu; la"
inniEht there Is no clue.
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Nine JURORS SECURED
IN THE kABER TRIAL

cleveland. g.. Juno 29.-Thc trial 80
N-.,. Iva catherine kAocr on Il ,hArE-
% ~murd"rirs her husband. bJn''l r.
kahcr IN their Lakewood nom" -"
years ago. was Adjourned a $50 -
afternoon until Ii "'c.ocH n"A; Tu">'
day morning. Wt,h only nm" t'n'Ati'"
jurors IL the box. the Spc a '"n're han
ben exhausted and a Nc" ."H.r" VIII
nc. - ready ucti' n"Nt TU"Scai.
WIN n" tentative seating ~ Tour
r.on.n o..r ths objection - NJ. M
bcr'S counsel. IL A""am" Hn""n mat h"r
a,,orncy$ arc hgsy building = defense
.u q pea ~ insanity 1h:oh they assert.
or. Tth oct " G~"N"n'"! upon
~Ulc'r.
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n Butts BONDS.

rhari.stor. W. Va. ,run" "?.-By III"
purchase o' s"0.oco worth Of Virginia
Gebt bonds a - this afternoon. stat"
TREASURED ". : Johnson saved tn
state aboat 5tInN "r IS rcr cent Il IN
tar, value II NE h".riS. H. %t'S Ne
market Is a '.,tlr olf n thca" bonds
. ~ n" may y. aJ!" :" buy q c"nsid"r'
ah!r amount oC Ncm At about 'h' san"
i-i," WITHIN III" OcXt few GaES.
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WILL ELECT OFFICERS

pr,-o.t. Jun" ."-D"i2Gai"s - IA"
c"r,rrtI"n oc ;hr american Disabled
Veterans of the World War. were pre-
pared to reConvrn, ~ 4 comparatively
early hour tomorrow. % act on a mass
Of resolutions. eject officers and choose
a permanent, headquarters and = meet
Inr place fn- next year. The r"nrrn-
ton is expected |" adjourn '''" tom"r-
row afternoon.
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Intelligencer Will Megaphone
Saturdays Fight Blow by Blow

Instantaneous mcGaphonC service. direct from the nnesldc. will be
furnished b. The luteligcnCer Saturday afternoon 10 the hht 'aS OF
Wheeling. This paper has completed detailed ARRANGEMENTS whereby
i will receive the UempseyIarpentcr contest blow by blow and will
A. once megaphonc every blow To the crowd.
The InteligencerS special service will be furnished by The ASso
Grated Press. which mas Il long and unrxceled record for quick and
accurate handling OF events Of this kind. A special operator Will receive
tho flashes from the rngsidc. and the now will Immediately be trans
nited TO the a with the mrEaphonr by means of special Instruments
installed in this office BY tho E. 4 T Telephone COMPANY.
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MOONEY BUYS
THE BELMONT HOTEL

4 deal was closed yesterday whereby
Steven j. Irish" Mooney. becomes the
owner 81 the property at Twenty-seventh
and Main streets. known as the Belmont
hotel. The purchase was made from
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis DcAplaine- Tho puI-
cha Sc price is said 10 have . cloOo
10 $4,000. The new owner took pos1os-
sion Of the property Yesterday n In
stalled Johnny kid" Bennett al houSs
manager.
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"
"Pe''d' ''SP"''h |" INC lnteiIisehccF'
Washington, June ~"!.-Thcrc is A
uetu1"'h het"reh senators sutherland
nudge TO, the southern u;strir, of N.cst
Virginia. which thr, atrns r~nnlcnsant
I~rSonaI relations and par,v harmony.
Sen: tor sutherland ha, signed writ
ten recommendation for the appoint.
rlcrt OF George ". M%rClintic Of Cha--
lcSton. which nc banded t. Senator f.
k;ns on TUESDAY to sign. The latter
has not affixed his signature. nor has
10 Indicated that ne viii do So. He has
upset tho dorc which has htrn AL along
up Til now u Ia" effect 'hAt would JOIN
ir "nd"rrlrr nn"hp"y "hom Senator
Su;h"riar'! selected
In delaying acr'rim- "Nh his co..
l"a%u" ~ Mr.. Mr'I:n;i' r''"mmcnd":
''"' senator f'N'nN nd "rc'N'u an
"a''ai"''"hs 'H"t nav" n'"n S'indihS
i'r SOM '''N'. ara "tS PG' IN" Wa'lS'
q 'h'S lu"E'SIi " away up IN INC ar 80
rIa, ; ".,,..t nn"
n circles. The fac, tina, he hasn't join
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Revolving
Fund Evil
Necessary During the War.
But Now Used As the
Vehicle Of Extravasancc
By DAVID

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