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AGENTS

partic.: earn $250O to $40, 900; year: bic
demand for men. ineXp. or exp. city or ,rav'
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r. E.-SALE OR EXCHANGE

CORNER proDarty; store front: SPACE f~r q
rage reasonable. 25s W Suspuehanna.
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1.55s Fs7X9s = 49, - - y. =! - ! llsEzl
sssn u, s.;s,. :s 4 s.ssSi 4,
sssns sSsSsmspany sll perscns Indebted 'tHe''sy ~ ID
sbn.ue sse reQsiested to make M w. v,ne tne =
sent sent ,hs. hyns w,sSnm,s ,S,s,ms t.cainst The ssms y
nht fsi6 Ccmpnny. Nos. S25-SSi Chessr.ce ofsj
II presily !
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|Ws ESTATE or ODOR0E AI,v,v 4,

fHs ESTATE or OE0R0E ALvrN NJ,
.Seceaee9--fetters Of administr.s.S
a Ipoi, thS ,.; estate e George Alvin Hill.
Company, all persons Indebted 10 W -
estate are requested to make paymsnnss
those having claims AGAINST the sat-.
ne ,, reid company. Nos. 826-5Si Cnestnusc tce
WILLIAM p. eEsr 4,
President]
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RIVETERs. HOLDERS on; HEATERS
COMPLETE GANGS PREFERRED
COME READY TO WORK. 81 CAR, MAR.
kET ST.
Sun sHIPBUILDING co. CHESTER. PA.
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tE7EsrATE or CELEarrA n nr..,-

RryS7ESTATE OF CELEsTIA q, DFnp,rI
SON. deceased-Letters testam msns'
upon The estate Of ceiestiS a. Deiensss Derrienns. =.
deceased. Ns. e having been granted to FiSsIf
the said estate are requested 10 meIs
Inent, and those having claims ssainst n
Office Of the said Company. Nos az.
WV. p.saEsr \
e.t President.
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aHeEsTATE OF LINDSAY McCANDrss
deeeaseA--1.etters testamentary urs
the estate Of Lindsay McCandiish. decessc
having been grapted TO Fidelity Trust O.
pany and Elisabeth Rick McCandIish. ~
persons indebted TO the said estate are
ducsted TO make payment. and those hsviI
ella inns against the same to present M
without delay. at tho office Of the said ooS
pany. Nos. 325-331 Chestnut st., Phiisx<
phia. ~
WILLIAM p. GEsT.
President
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CORNER PROPERTY
II rooms. inc. baths and all cows; an
especially well built and attractive home,
lot sOxl0O; nicely shaded near station.
TETERs son Cos CHESENUT ST,PHll.A
INOR SALE-BeautIful corner property. TN
St and Thomas ave; all modern Conyrn-
iences; g-car garage; hOt-Tai-r heat, will
finance. Phone RivertOn l0l
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Observation-Disclosures

GIRMANTOWN - ,irctnOr. 1872 r. NHIhut
lane; delightful saCond-fOJr room. modern
uunvcrienCes; excellent home cooking indi-
Siduul service: large LIVING room. purrncs
and lawn. rea -onablc. Germantown 9Ssg
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fFp ESTATE or Pf.ACmo :. ~ -

~. ceased :, =, t.etters tesla nsns,s; nM0; D
'ns lns Sssn Sssn's srSn,sd Si rssdg g 5o
az persons indebted to. the "a IN aCcfnpal
requested 70 make payment, ana thcsesa cssase. e 4
S..ms ;,hn,, acslnst The same to. present naFv sF
pany. Nos. s2S.ssi chessnS%t % II 'ns s,s..,i said q
u''p"'"' WIN. p. oEsf.
N.-.-. q. Preaidsn..
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REAL ESTATE ron SALE
NEW JERSEY FARMS


FARM Is acres and dandy suburban home,
= mile. TO thriving city. electric
line. schools. graded high aud state normal
churehes. nnl stores; land along road front.
age worth $4,000 as building lot proposition:
acres wood. 100 apple. 80 peach. 2 acres
pears grapes; hne 3story house. newly pa
percd and painted porch. cellar, bath, run
ming water, Ras. heater in collar. Every
thing In excellent condition: large barn,
wason shed, 2 poultry houses. CORN crib. feed
nous; buildings worth $500. owner ts
torc to leave this section on account OF
business and will sacrifice. For quick sale
Includes 3Tb LAYING pullets. horse hcifer
harness, small tools, fodder, hay. baskets
nc; only s25OO cash ne ded. Price $500
Possession az once. One chance in hundred
10 secure a hrst-c,ass suburban home on pay
ng basis: must be sold at once; act quickly.
Other farms. WALTER DeCAMP. - Cooper
st Woodbury. y. J.
MODERN CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW = 10
minutes walk to depot: hourly trains,
Philadelphia and Atlantic c'ty; = minutes
walk trolley; large rooms; beautiful attic:
complete bath: electricity; gas: heat: running
water; garage: modern poultry houses for
several hundred BIRDS hrooder house: frui;
family use; acres rich land: beautiful lawn;
shrubbery; flowers; owner called away; price
s6aun: reas. terms. Write: also send for IL
lustra ted Farm CatalOg.
BRAY & MacGEORGE. Nineland, y. J.
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w. FORREST MACEE

- -. SOUTHAMPTON, IA. ----
- ACRES, NEAR NESHAMINAY FALLS
Stone -snd frame dwelling, 10 rooms; a con
ventsnces; necessary outbuildings; old shade
fruit. woodland and stream: price $4,000
w EORREST MACEE
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RfvErERS--to Complete gangs. except passcrs.
a. car on Market 1t ~ - -.
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HADDONFIELD
LAUREL SPRINGS
Owner must sell on account OF death
SUBURBAN HOME ] % hSTGl h9TMs
MERCHANTVILLE

$500 TO $3.50 buys any one OF II lots, 50S
lB2 IT.; for dwelling purposes on'y: blocks
10 station and trolley. j. NJ Danser. 2"9
Market St. Camden.
pwG. on large lot, .icar train and trolley:
I rooms, bath. natural wood finish: steam
heat, stat. tubs; . porches; reasonable offer
consid J. NJ. Danser, 2"9 Market st. .Camden.
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VIRGINIA FARMS
VIRGINIA FARM BARGAIN

lT5 acres productive soil. Colonial type l,vcl.
ing. 10 rooms. ntenant house: usual farm
hui.dlnSs. orctArd nsSnrted fruit: located IN
lest section OF virginia: only miles town.
county scat railroad; convenient schools;
soil productive, lays wcll: ideal for hay,
grain, sto,,S dairvinR: price $500: Yer! rea J..
sonab!e terms. Write for details.
MORTON q. THAIIilMER
Farm Department. Richmond. Va.
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BOARDING
GERMANTOWN

AN ATTRACTIVE HOME for business men
=, refreshing ATMOSPHERE 20 minutes from
Broad St station. | block from Queen Lane
station; charming house in midst Of beauti
ful grounds; rose ga rden with pool; every
n"rches. ohioinirw ,snn}s court rTib:
breakfast and dinner served Wyoming lSS3
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PAINTERS for out OF town, SUC pfr hour.
Apply ll5 y. 18th hst---
PUBLISHERS REPRESENTATIVE. Phila-
delphia and the adjacsn. ter, ,,errtory. for
familiar with this class OF business and
acquainted with agencies; commission basis;
excellent proposlt!on. Address lNTERNA.
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NlOORES
NESUtNIINy FALLS
ST. D.tNIDS
STRATFORD

WOULD IOC LIKE to own a boautlfu! re
modelled Colonial stone house. painted
white. with green shutters: spacious. We. J.
planted ground OF nearly acres: house nm
ished on the inside IN white, and there are
IS large rooms. with baths. steam heat:
with the place IL n gardeners cottage Of 5
POEMS ami bath: al 80 Stable and garage com
bined; CLOse to station; Lrice S35, ,Ouu
TREAT TREAT. Wayne. IA.
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RIvERTON
COLONIAL nhIGK p n6oMs MOUSE
CORNER PROPERTY

II, w. heat, 3 frepIac"s sun parlor: .arage D..
x acre shade. fruit and shrubbery. Photo
PETERS 4 son COS CHESTNUT Sr..PHILA
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MEDIA

MEpIA--Broolie Hall Apts.' . minutes trair
and trolleys: porch lO5 IT,; acres: booklet
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

$500 acre This crop grown and marketed in 100
days Fort Pierce is only 1877 miles from New York
against 8, 40 miles from Los Angeles to New York
Freight rates vegetables and fruits prOpOronaey
lower.
Poultry also pays spenddy and during the past year eggs
contracted for as dozen Poultry
always in demand at high prices account of the
extensive tourist business along the Florida East Coast
We Help You Get Started
The services of capable efficient and experienced agr
cultural experts your disposal aid getting
the proper start and in working out your farm problems
successfully.
Abundant foodstuffs grown a very small
age. This with all year round pasture and the trim
mngs and culs from the vegetable crops provide plenty
of feed for your COW, hogs and poultry.
The continual development, each year. Of additional
acreage in vegetable and IN oranges and grape
fruit groves should within few years put the average
community dweer in a position of absolute independ-
The planting Of grove of three year for four years
builds property that the end of that time Produces
under ordinary conditions income of $3.50 acre year
The land at that time, is worth minimum of 81. 900
and the entire cost of improvement is taken
of by the surplus income from vegetable crops As the
and grapefruit becomes older its produc
tvenesS of increases Indian River citrus fruits
sell the tree from so cents to 81 a box than
similar fruits from any other locality in the United
States.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
WISE GU OLD OWL RUNS
INTO BURGLAR ALARM

CINCINNATI. Sept 23.-An owI
which flew into the open window OF
a law office on the ninth floor Of
the Carew building gave rise to 4
burglar alarm. scared night
Waterman half 10 death and finally
was captured by the burglar hunt
ers" and turned over 10 the Zoo.
The Waterman was making his
rounds when he heard noise in
the closed office and. after sum
moning aid. opened the door to in
vestigate He found the owl perch
cd on top of a ponderous law book,
looking ridiculously wise consider
ing the foolish predicament into
which he had got himself
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
Have You Piles?
Then You Have Something to
Learn.

Thousands who have piles have not
learned that quick and permanent
relief can only be accomplished with
internal medicine. Neither cutting
nor any amount OF treatment with
ointment and suppositorles will re-
move the cause.
Bad circulation causes piles. There
IS q complete stagn6tion OF blood iE
the lower bowel and a weakening OF
the parts. DR.. J. S. Leonhardt was
first 20 find the remedy His pre-
scription. HEM-ROID. IS now sold by
AL druggists. Or. Leonhardt tried 10
IL 1000 cases with the marvellous
record OF success in IS per cent. and
then decided II should De sold under
a rigid money-back guarantee.
Don't waste any more time with
outside applications. Get a pack
age Of HEM ROID from Wetticks
Drug store today II has given safe
and lasting relief 20 thousands and
should do The same for you-it sell
dom fails Adv.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
Hard Luck Copper Has
String Of Misfortune

HUNTINGTON. W. Va SEPT. p --
Lieutenant C.. N Watts. O. the Hunt
ireton police force. Is the champion
fard-Iuck copper of all times.
After the death OF a horse ard
two COWS. which he charges, We're
rcisoned. dre recently destroyed
his chicken coop and with Il 240
chickens. Then he was suspended
from duty but was re'us1ated.
When his pay check was issued f.
was found 10 be $50 short. deducted
FOR the period Of his suspension.
The climax 20 this string ~ mis-
fortunes came when his barn
burned 20 the ground
Watts attributes the fires ard
pot~oni0g~ 70 enemies and has Of
fered $3.50 reward for the cOnv.c-
tion OF his rersecutors-
Meanwhile he wonders ''V-ho-'s
reNt o."
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

NEW YORK, Sept. 23.-In the
occupation Of Smyrna and the rout
OF Greek troops along the whole
coast of Asia Minor. Mustapha
Renal Pasha. hitherto obscure head
Of the Turkish Nationalist govern
ment at Angora. has accomplished
more than a momentary military
victory.
Renal has made himself military
and political leader of Islam and
will now be looked upon as the
head OF the great MOhammedan
fraternity comprising population
with ramifications reaching even in
to our own Philippines.
The Turkish leader now is plan
ming to use TO the greatest possible
advantage the prestige gained by his
victory over the Greeks.
Playing on the peculiar political
influence Mohammedanst are able
to WELD in the colonial possessions
| OF the great powers, Kemal today is
preparing 10 take the first step to-
ward welding all Islam together in
10 a politico-religious empire-the
restoration Of the glorious caliphate
of old.
kema's Plans.
This information comes from un-
official Kemalist aids in the Oriental
qua ter OF New York who for months
have been in continual touch with
Kemalist heads in AagOra and Con-
stantinople.
Here are Kemal's plans, as under
stood by his friends and supporters
here:
ONE: To conclude a peace with
| Greece which VIII restore Turkey to
the same territorial importance il
\ enjoyed before the World War. ex-
cept that he will allow Constantin-
/ ople to be internatiCnalized
TWO: To esta blish the capital OF
this new Turkish empire at Angora
and TO make the city a great center
Of Moslem learning and q vast bu-
reau for the dissemination of Pan
/ Islamic propaganda.
THREE: To conclude official
treaties with the Ameer of Afghanis-
{ tan. the king of the Hedjaz and the
I ruling MOhammedan elements of
| Persia, and unofficial treaties and
understanding with the rebellious
| elements among the MOhammedans
/ OF Egypt. Syria. India and North
T Africa. All of these will recognize
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
600
FORTY ACRE
FARM ALLOTMENTS
ID
Here's the Explanatory


a
i
the 10
and without the payment dollar.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
You May Take Immediate Possession

Until your home is completed spacious community
club house right the tract at disposal Here
your family be comfortably housed The temporary
home need not be expensive Lumber is cheap in this
vicinity and buildings constructed only for shelter
because Of the mild climate.
An abundant supply of pure, heathful water may be
obtained at a depth of fifteen to twenty feet.
The next step is the preparation of few acres and
the planting of of the highly profitable winter
vegetable crops. Three crops raised in a
year from the same land The income should be more
than sufficient TO provide living expenses and leave
balance each year for planting few in and
grapefruit trees Many Indian River truck garden prod
ucts the Northern market two weeks ahead Of any
other section, consequently they bring highest prices
From about 500 of tomatoes this season our
received approximately 100000 average OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
What Simultaneous Community Development
Means to You

The simultaneous development of your tract along
toning rural community forging steadily ahead towards
independence. Good community living conditions and
large scale property improvement naturally increase
property values for all You share in this proportion
ately.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
Protection Against Loss

Should you die during the development period your
land will be decided to your wife estate, free and
clear of all encumbrance With this protection no man
need fear to undertake this work You full
ance that none of your time labor and money viii be
Lost
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
Development for Non-residents

The Indian River Community Plan is not limited to
the farmer and the young making his start in life.
For the applicant whose business profession makes il
impossible to to Florida at this time a Develop
ment Bureau is provided to carry the work. This
for you, using such money you spare from time
to time and send to the bank at Fort Pierce In this
way you add to your estate provide home for
later years at inconvenience now.
Your instructions to this bureau will be carried out to
the letter. They will be handled by agricultural experts
and it will be our aim at all times TO assist you
cessfuly building your home in Florida.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

FAITH. BELOW, MUSTAPHA KE-
NAL PAsHA, ISLAM'S NEW
LEADER.
Renal as their head and as the de
fender Of the faith"
No Opposition.
In taking the first step-the peace
with Greece-Kemal will find no OPP
position from the great powers. his
friends here say.
The powers will accede to the
Turkish leaders demands because
they fear refusal would bring about
rebellion among Mohammedan ele-
ments in their colonial possessions.
This applies TO Great Britain, France
and ITALY
At the peace table Renal VIII
force the abrogation Of the treaty
of Sevres, signed after the World
War. which chopped off much of
Turkeys territory.
kemal, however, will allow the
Observation-Disclosures of Constantin-
ople. only demanding that he he
permitted TO act as guardian of the
holy Mohammedan places there or
that ne have power 10 name the
guardian.
Under Way.
The second step-making AngOra
a world center of Mohammedanism
already is under way. The city is
being enlarged and beautiied Plans
are being made for a great Moslem
university there
Conclusion of pacts with Moham-
medan leaders and rulers in other
countries Will be easy and KemaI
will see 10 il that each compact
strengthens his position as head OF
the Islamic world.
The Ameer of Afghanistan. most
powerful Independent Moslem ruler
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

This Will bring literature.
but not full particular II you
are Interested u vii be % your
advantage 20 visit community
hescquarters-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24
This Is Your Opportunity
Take Advantage of It-Now

Allotments are made in the order in which
applications are received. Early applicants re-
ceive priority as to location good roads and
nearness to the city. Alotments will be made
in this vicinity for one week only. An excur-
sion to Florida will be conducted about Novem-
Der 4, but will be limited only TO those who
have taken allotments
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

This remarkable common sense philanthropy
plan" has been conceived by Joseph J. Helm of
Kansas City, Mo-, Sole Gunner Mr. Helm olOns
several interurbGn lines, many other public en-
terprises and rs substantial stockkolder IN the
largest bank IN Kansas City, For Information
regarding has financial standing and integrity
yOu are referred to any bank IN Kansas City,
Mo-, or Fort Pierce Florida, the Kansas City
or Fort Pierce Chamber of Commerce, and
BrddStreet'S or Dun'S
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

The plan must not be confused with the ordi-
nary land subdivision idea. Heretofore land
has been acquired only by substantial cash
payment and burdensOme annual payments
thereafter. This necessarily restricts land own
erShip to the few who are financially able to
buy and accounts for the large percentage of
failures on the average land project.
THE INDIAN RIVER COMMUNITY Plan
has been worked out on an entirely different
basis. 1t provides means for the average man
to secure home of his own WITHOUT
MONEY and permits him to capitalize his own
energy and industry and get squarely on his
feet, long before he is bothered with payments
on his land. He may use such capital as he has
to improve, develop and put his prope- -
sef-sustaining basis where the income will
eventually pay for the land as well as the de-
velOpment and Improvement OF 1t.
We have nothing to sell you. A limited num-
Der of allotmentS in the Indian River Commu-
nifty will be made in this vicinity to persons who
can qualify. These qualifications are: high
standard of citizenship; sincerity Of purpose;
sufficient cash or other assets to commence
operations in a proper manner and maintain
yourself and your family until the first crop
is harvested
The Indian River Community Plan provides
a means of development of land for those who,
for business or other reasons are unable to
undertake the development work themselves
The Plan contains no "ioker" No purchase
money notes are required. No mortgages are
executed. There is nothing In the proposition
to bind you against your will. All you have to do
is agree to pay for one year, so interest on the
purchase price, due one year from date, and taxes.
Location
The tract of land upon which this community
project is undertaken is in the heart of the
famous Indian River Orange district of Florida
Upon it are already $500 acres of orange and
grapefruit groves from thirty years DID, Some of
these groves worth ST. 900
This tract adjoins Fort Pierce county seat of ST. Luce
he and the
beautiful Indian River 1t is traversed by Florida
East Coast Railway, the paved Dixie Highway and in
every direction by WIDE hard-surfaced bouevards St
Luce County is the banner county of Florida, having
the highest land values in the and the
highest value of crop production of any county
the United States except the hot house, district
Long Island Its climate is the most ideal of any section
of the United States. Fort Pierce has population of
$500 excellent marketing facilities packing plants good
schools churches and in fact every modern convenience
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-24

has been eager 10 ally himself with
: any movement looking toward a
restoration Of MOhammedan power
The detached Mohammedan ele-
ments in Syria and Arabia likewise
are eager TO attach themselves to
some central power that Will aid
them in their fight against European
/ aggression
And Persia is tired of being de-
spoiled by Europe
Already KemaIs influence among
revolutionary elements in North
Africa. Egypt and India has been
seen and feared by Great Britain and
( France. France concluded an al
/ lance with Renal 10 offset his in
fluenCe in Algeria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-08-17
KICK SHUFFLIN' PHIL OUT
OF BASEBALL AS TRAITOR
Giants IRE Erratic Twrlcr, Declaring He Confessed
Writing Letter Offering to Bctrav
Team for Money

''lants when confronted with letters
written OYER his signature ana ,yith
transcripts OF telephone cauv.rx,
ions which he had with "th.r per.
N'hS- II" was stricken from ~.
i"St"r Hud pay roll "f III" tenn ana
rom ia" Giants r-.Istrr m ,i,
Motel ana Mr,:raw even wrni T.. ii.,
,N."ht 81 giving "rirrs th,i l,. he.
49,, ,p''",lN"h I" s'En II 'h""h Tor
mo h"r meal at th- clubs ,.>i.ri-..
ia IA" Motel dining room
l'hnsI'S was placed on the nor
.,'n',t ""'Eihi" list of TIA" Giants
ga" '"'S" I.HudiS. commissioned or
"iEani/"t! baseball. who cam, No..
from chicago TO look in,o ,",. 49,,
Yer. saul TINS would .iT"ctunll, n.,r
inc Shuni"r from every team l.,
"""'N i''Su" subscribing to ma. ma,
''"iihI agreement.
Mc'r,w lii not frarlsIt ,h,r.
l'onE!"S With "'.rrUptiui. hat .rt,,
ne 'i"hl hHrt"r admitted aIthnrshIn
'"i!rf I" m"mhrr of = rival
r ,|,. ', a",,,h +" e" ns,4,ng ~ ms
You know" the letter S.ud' ac.
rorGing 4" M,Graw. Il can Mn no
n,nnhn' for tn" Giants. If | stay in
wI,bog, len E"S'"f fr.m "gR H., o o4,r@,
when they w"r. drp.udiu. ON HIM
800 'h" team 10 IA" fGht, but his
"pI" tSh' ~ was Just aH"ih-r uf his
- !
lights, AMI not Accomplished 80,
"th"r ihduc"m"ut than ia" pru,p.ci
~ good tim. M,Graw snHa ,b.I
lnr individual player whom Douglas
approached with his aii.erI Ern
p"shl w"r" absolutely .uunr.u, OF
any dishonest act or omission Nr.
PArcnily Me'trhw r"c"ltcd fun co..
"perauon OF thcs" rHrit> In his In
EcstiG"tinn "f Ia" Shutters ac'inre
Mc''ihN seemed very hard hit I,
ia" realization of what Douglas h.i
zone Tor j; now develops that nc
ma" forgiven the shunlrr's former
'aIs's from training aud haI re-
stored him every dollar Of 'hr nu.e
80 hlcn w"r" "SS"SScd against him i'm
w" pass CUT ~ his uctS"ual JIM
''rcs' ,u 10. mans welfare. Ia. s.td
Poo" insisted nu paving ih" Shunl.r'e
salary 90 Mrs douglas. and RIM hnd
'hank'd him fUr his h.Ip. saving
nat D." hSH h"'u all" 'u buy hfnSrlf
HON" and am autum"hiI. with his
SAVINGS TmaS-"d under This plan