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TWO MEN INJURED IN
MUTINY ON STEAMER

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 21.-
Two men were injured. probably
seriously. last night when the deck.
crew of the steam schooner Jacln.
10, bound from this port to Grays
Harbor. Washington. mutlnied soon
after the vessel cleared the Golden
Gate.
Captain Wer!eman and his Off.
GERS forced the mutineers into the
forecastle and subdued them. Two
members Of the crew we're stabbed
by shipmates in the rioting inCt.
dent TO the mutiny, ships officers
reported. Two other crow mem.
bers were paced in irons, and the
vessel sailed back to San Francis.
CO with It's police flag flying. Six
members Of the crew were arrest.
ed, and Captain Werteman said
that charges OF mutluy on the high
seas will be placed against them.
Tho cause OF the mutiny was
liquor, according to the ships off.
GERS,
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DISTRICT COURT AT
CHARLESTON OPENS

CHARLESTON, Nov. 21.-The
United States District Court for
the Southern West Virginia Dis
trict opened It's November term
here today with Judge George w.
MeClintic presiding. The largo
docket to be taken up contained
a number Of cases OF great pub
lie interest including several
criminal cases and SOM contempt
charges connected with the rail
road and mine strikes and the In
functions issued by thia court. III
them.
Numerically charges of violat-
ing The National Prohibition Act
led all others on the criminal
side, while among civil CAFES on
the docket that Of the NillNIs
Branch Coal Co.. seeking u mil,
lion dollars in damages from tho
United Mine Workers was one OF
those in which there is unusual
interest.
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IMAM killed AND
WOMANATTACKED.
Excitement Running High as
Result Of Crime Commit
ed by Negro.

WACO. Tex, Nov. 2t.-drady
shpwoIth, 10 years old, was shot
and killed and hts young woman
companion attacked last might
near Waco. The couple were rid
ing In an automobile. skipworth
was shot at close range. Ths
young woman. whom physiciS Us
say was treated roughly, is in 4
hospital. According 70 reports to
the police the assailant was a
negro. who after robbIpg Skip
worth. shot him and threw him
body over a thirty foot cliff. The
negro later threw tho girl over
the cliff. The tragedy occurred
about 0 o'clock last night and the
girl made her way home about
$3.50 o'clock this morning. The
negro escaped in shpworth's au-
.tomobile.
Excitement lis running high
here. The crime corresponds In
detail to the killing Of Sid Boil
ton, n prominent young man 10
this community, and the assault
Of a girl companion several
months ago. A negro charged
with the crime was shot and kill
ed by tile girls father immediate.
~ following his arrest, A mob
burned the negro's body.
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Pete Johnsons Run

A son was born to Mr.,and Mrs.
Edward Shaw recently. Mrs
Shaw was before her marriage
Miss Ella Fetty, a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Wiltz, Fetty.
Jennie Fetty visited at Chc
home Of her brother, Joe Fetty,
Saturday.
Tia Lake was d business visitor
at the home OF VIII Reynolds
Friday and Saturday.
Harry Shaw visited Charles
Morgan recently.
Harold Kirk has returned home
after a visit to townsville.
Burse Carpenter has been dig
cling coal for Ashman Carpenter,
Frederick Vangllder and John
Kirk for the past week.
Gus Carpenter was business
visitor at tho home Of la Laka
several days ago.
Ina Vangilder and Edith Van
glider visited Frederick Van :
glider several days ago.
Beryl Lake has been absent
from school this week due to
illness.
NJ. Michael is conducting a re-.
vival meeting on Grassy Run at
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Carpenter
and children visited liza Lake
sunday.
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CLEMENCEAU WILL MAKE
FIRST ADDRESS TONIGHT

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Georges
Clemenceau, frances war tim !.
premier. will deliver his first ad,
dress to the American people to.
night. He win talk extemporans
ously, although he has spent much
Of his time since arriving in tho
United States gathering material
for use in the speech.
Speaking without notes as he
will, Clemenceau may talk for two
hours II he finds an interested audi.
ence and is able to make himself
understood in the great auditorium
Of the metropolitan Opera House.
Nothing else was planned for the
Tiger today. He was expected ia
remain at the Gibson Home, rest,
Ing and working on tonight's ad.
dress,
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French Toast
BY BERTHA E. ,sHAPLEIeH
OF Columbia University.

This method Of making toast
is very good when serving It for
luncheon or supper. It is nour.
iahing, tasty" and always en-.
Iioyed by the children.
For six slices Of bread which
lis stale but not hard, use ono
cup Of milk and two eggs, slight.
Ily beaten with one-fourth tea.
spoon salt and two teaspoons
sugar. Dip bread In the egg and
milk, allowing It to remain long
enough TO soften but not break.
Have ready a frying pan with
some melted butter In It; fly
the bread In the butter, slowly,
SO that the egg takes on the
very light brown which 10 so
much prettier, and also better
tasting, than the dark brown
color.
Serve the bread at once,
spreading each slice with Jelly
or msrmalade.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-11-21
Extension of Time May
Be Granted on Mail Boxes

In bulletin received this morn.
ing by John S. Scott, local post
matter, Hubert Work, Postmaster
General, recommends that in such
cases as where the postmaster
deems wise the time for the place.
ment OF mail boxes on dwelling
houses be extended until March /,
but no later.
This statement was issued h.
Mr.. Work as the result OF an an.
nouncement by the manufacturers
OF the boxes that the demand for
them is SO heavy now that they
cannot meet It, and hence It will
be impossible for some to Obtain
boxes by January /. However, ne
emphasized that the statement is
not to be construed as a waiver Of
requirement.
How this order will effect local
people is explained by Mr.. Scott,
who says explanations for non.
placement of the boxes will be
honored by the local postoSfIce Of.
ficials In extreme cases.
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWs:-:
Father and Con Banquet

Father and Con Banquet
The father and son banquet for
the East Side will be held at the
Diamond Street Church. Every
father Is being invited to bring
his son or sons and come 20 the
banquet. Others who have TO
sons are being asked TO bring a
boy who has no father and thus
be the means Of assisting and en-
couraglng him in seeking the
higher and nobler things Of life.
II. H. Rose will be the toast
master, and the Rev. ]. Walter
Barnes will offer the invocation
and speak on behalf OF the fathers.
The response will be made by 4
boy from the East Side High
School. A large attendance is ex.
pected at the banquet Friday
evening.
Queen Esther Circle
The Queen Esther Circle of the
Diamond Street Church will hold
rnmmage sale in the new store
room OF John Peleggt in Market
street on Friday and Saturday.
The mothers have bean asked to
cooperate with the girls and any.
thing they have to Contribute 10
the sale may be sent to the home
OF Mrs. q. NJ. Cox any day this
week.
At First NJ. p Church
This ayenlnE Mt tho First NJ y
Church the ladies OF to Homo
Missionary Society will eve an
oyster supper from 5 till s O'Clock
The tickets arc selling rnJldly at
rs cents each.
Birthday Supper
Mrs. j. F. Blackwood of Mar
ket street was given most
pleasant surprise Monday oven
ing in honor Of her birthday.
About twenty five members OF the
Maccabee order went to her homo
In body and surprised her cont
pletely. Refreshments H1Ct:dinE u
largo birthday cake and many
birthday remembrances were
taken along by the guests and
the evening was most enjoyably
spent.
Club Meeting
A very enjoyable meeting of the
NJ. A. W. o. Club was held Fri
day evening at tho home. of airs.
Harry Kopp In Newton stSeet.
The attendance was verr good
and the next meeting will be held
at tho home of Mrs. W. F.
Huff In Raymond street.
Personals
Mrs. II. B. Henderson, Of Gufty
street has been quite sick the
past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cap
enter Of Guffy street hal As their
guests at dinner Sunday. Mrs. P.
NJ. Carpenter and son Herschel,
OF Marion street, and Mrs. Kath-
crime Carpenter OF Colfax.
Mrs. John Baker Of Keyser IL
visiting her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Clark Merrit.eld, in Columbia
street.
Mrs. Gordau HSrner OF Way
nesburg, Pa, is the guest of her
daughter. Mrs. Forest, Coffman,
In Columbia street,
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This Date in History
Life and Character Reading
NOVEMBER 81.

The governing sign Of this date is
Scorpio. When these people live on
higher plane, they are very sup
erior individuals. When they do
not. they are apt to be cunning and
tricky. They have u way Of finding
cut your business and social sec.
rets. Information thus gained Is al
ways utilized to the best advantage
and IL It decreases the income and
power OF the friends, it is regarded
as a good Joke by the one who has
used tho information thus fraudu.
lently obtained.
The unawakened ScorpIo person
will stop at nothing to attain his
or her end on account Of their de.
termination and persistence. Whe-
Their working for good or evil re
suits they are indefatlgable In their
efforts and usually accomplish
their purpose.
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MonE CHILDREN nEoE1vEn.

Six children and their mother
were received at the local Saliva
ton Army headquarters yester-
day where they will be cared for
until the father. who is unemploy.
ed at present and has NO home to
offer his family, obtains sufficient
funds to care for them. Count
Ing the six new arrivals the Sal
vations Army now has twenty.
FIVE children to be cared for. Al
though the work is heavy the au-
thorities are managing the large
family successfully. Recent dona-
tons were received at the head
quarters from the ladies Of the
Thoburn NJ. E. Church, who sent
"a quilt and the Pennington
schools, from which 200 Jars OF
fruit were received,
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VILLA NOT PERMITTED
TO BOX BANTAM WEIGHTS

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-Pancho
Villa, American fly-weight champ
ion, will not be permitted to meet
boxers Of the bantam-weIght d..
vision, the state boxing commits
sion has decided In calling Of the
proposed contest between Villa
and Terry Martin, OF Providence,
r. I. .
There are plenty OF fly-weights
to box Villa" Chairman Muldoon
declared. land there is no occas-
ion for him to go out OF his class.
There are also plenty Of bantams
for Martin and 1t is not necessary
for him to drop into the n.y.
weight division"
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Don cHAFIN IMPROVING.

HUNTINGTON, Nov, 21.-Don
Chafins sheriff Of Logan County
who accidentally shot himself No
vember z, was reported to be In
proving from his bullet wound to-
day, following an operation. The
bullet, which lodged in his right
knee cap, was removed last night,
and physicians declared that there
was no danger Of complications.
Chain was brought here Monday
afternoon for treatment at a local
hospital,
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MOCK TRIAL P1.ANNEp.

A mock trial will feature the
program Of the social gathering to
be held at the First Baptist
Church tonight by the s. o. Feas-
ter Glass. Two members Of the
Sunday school will stand trial for
the theft Of an lngersoll watch
and two lawyers Will plead their
cases. Members OF the audience
will compose the jury and a Judge
will also be present. Members
and friends OF the class have been
invited to attend the affair which
promises to be one Of the most In
teresting OF the parties planned
by this class to be given during
the winter.
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SUGGEST pArE lN JUNE.

NEW YORK, Nov. 21.-settiny
OF a date In June for the 1923 nd.
uonal open championship which
will be held on the links OF the In.
wood Club Is TO be suggested to
the United States Golf Association
by the Professional Golfers Assc-
citation. The executive COMMITTEES
meeting here yesterday, declared
that the intense heat experienced
IN previous tournaments would
thereby be avoided. The commit.
tee also announced It's organization
as opposed to gambling in golf.
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COOLIDGE lN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND, Nov. 21.-Calvin
Coolidge, Vice President arrived
in Cleveland this morning to at.
tend the annual dinner OF the New
England Society tonight, at which
he will BIO the guest Of honor and
principal speaker. He will attend
a monday luncheon at the Union
Club. given In his honor. Mr..
Coolidge viii return to Washing,
ton tomorrow,
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Recent Improvements Giue
Fairn1ont State Hospital
High State of Efficiency

hospital. In the period from July
/ to the present time the hospital
has cared for 3ss patients. From
July 1, 1921 until July /, 1929.
there were S34 cases treated In
Tie hospital. In a period Of ono
year only thirteen deaths were re-
corded.
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BURNED TO DEATH

ALLENTOWN. Pa. Nov, 21.-
The building Of the Allentown
Crockery Co. In the center Of the
city's business district, was de-
stroyed by fire this morning. a
Waterman. Theodore Shhaffer, 10
Jeaab oldI Iva strapped in the
burning building and was burned
to death.
X. K. Jacks, owner. of the
building. estimated his loss at
$715,O00. Tho loss is estimated at
S350.O0
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EX-GOVERNOR NOT GUILTY.

PENSACOLA. Fla, Nov. 21-
(By the Associated Press. AT
ter celebrating only nine mlp-
utes a jury IN the United States
District Court here late last night
found Sidney ]. Cats. former
governor of Florida, not guilty OF
tho charge OF having held in
peonage, John Henry Rogers, ne.
gro.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE

fbe West Virginfan vii not be
responsible for moro than one In
correct insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for moro than one
time
An cAncellRLior orders on con
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writinS addressed 10 the
Want.Ad Department This is for
your protection.
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Furniture of all kinds will be
bought and sold reasonably today
and tomorrow through the Want
Ads. Use them always as trusted
friends.
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Farms For Sale

FINE level cu;over land. Low
price. Your own terms. 40'acres
improved, with buildings, $1,000:
10 acres salt water 'front.', with
buildings, fine bathing, oysters.
fish and crabs. Price $1,000. Ask
for folder. Malcom G Hayman.
Princess Anne, hid COCOA
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Coal LANDS
Male Help Wanted

wANTED-Two men who can put
over a good proposition. See
Mr.. Mcdowell. McAlpln Hotel at
ter q p. m.
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FOR SALES.--FUTURE oranges aud
Grapefruit. Express shipmens
direct TO your home. ORANGES
$500 per Standard Box; Grape
fruit $3.50 per Standard Box, ail
prices F. o. B. Winter Haven,
Cash with order. Reference
Smell National Bank, Send AN or
ders 10 Conklln & RuhkIe Fruit
Co., Broadway, Winter Hayen,
Fla. 5s2eA
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Personal

HINDU PSYCHOLOGIST. TRANCE
Medium, DR.. Himihia, worlds
noted medium tells your life story
from tho stars. Remember tuat
the stars told Of the birth of
Christ, and those stars will guide
you through life. II you are woT-
ried, troubled and discouraged on
any affair Of human life. send NE
the date Of your birth, IS cents In
coin to bear mailing expenses and
l will send you a horoscope that
will be OF importance to you, Ad-
dress DR.. W. E. Himlhia, Lock
Box 1888, Savannah, Ga.
NJ enhHA
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Wanted

sToRERooM MANUFACTURER
preterred-will buy cut II neces.
sary. Reliable party, references
exchanged. Confidential. Address
Communication to Box 596s.A, care
The West Virginlan. 5969A
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pon't forset nc Red cro,sl.
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Tailoring-Pressing
MISCELLANEOUS Eor Sale

SEVEN ROOMS OF FURNITURE
a bargain to quick buyer. Rhpae
1S44.R. 5000 4
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For Rent

GROCERY confectionery with iiv.
ing rooms attached. Phone 16ssR
~. - 56s2A
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BARrHELMEss IN SONNY"
Dual Role Played by Famous Young
Screen Star

Taking the theme OF mother love
from the other side OF It's unequal
perspective one understands the ire
mendous drawing power OF "SonrN .
the new First National attraction
starring Richard Barthelmess that
will be at Opera house tonight and to
morrow night It's a wonder no mot
ion picture producer has ever thought
OF 1t before-this theme of mstured
manhood hungering for the mother
love it has never known.
Sonny Crosby went west In the
service. Before he died he made his
buddy, Joe Peters, his double In ap.
pearance and speech, promise to take
Sonny place in life so that Sonny's
blind mother would never know of
her boys death.
1t would be impossible to improve
upon the realistic delineation of the
two, leading roles OF Sonny and Joe
that Dick Barthelmess gives. This
young star has come to the fore so
fast recently by his intensely sincere
acting that he can be- reckoned upon
as among the scree1's leading per.
formers.
Sonny" was adapted from George
Hobart's play and directed by Henry
King, who also directed "Tolable
David" and THE Seventh Day"
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ter They are Married Wish They Way
OF INTEREST TO WOMEN
Business women of Minneapolis are
have n $3.50 900 clubhouse.

business women of Minneapolis are
| to have q $250,000 clubhouse.
Mrs. ]. M. Forrest is active mana
ger OF a shoe repair shop in Balm
bridge, Ga.
The Womans Club of Raleigh,
with 700 members, is the largest in
North Carolina.
A cooperative bank has been es-
tablished by native women in the
presidency of Madras, India.
The Imperial University Of Japan
has opened its medical and engineer.
! ing schools to women students.
Housework Is an infallible cure for
neurasthenia and hysterical women,
says a well-known physician.
Mrs. John w. Riddle, wife of the
former United States ambassador to
Russia, Is an architect with flour
ishing business in New York City.
Miss Martha Petersdorf has been
placed in charge of the newly organic
ed Division OF Maternal and Infant
Hygiene of the Wyoming State Board
OF Health.
In some parts of Holland birth is
announced by fastening silk pin.
cushion on the door. If the pin
cushion is red, the baby is boy; II
white, girl.
Through the efforts Of women in
Va, the home of
Washington's only sister, Mrs. Betty
Washington Lewis, has been pur'
chased for preservation as q perma.
nent memorial.
The Duchess of Atholl, whose hus'
band Is Lord Chamberlain and the
only peer who is entitled to main.
tain an armed bodyguard. has an.
nounced her candidacy for a seat in
the British parliament.
The first strike OF women workers
in the history OF India took place in
Calcutta recently, when several hun.
bred women employed in jute mill
walked out in support Of their de-
mand for a higher wage.
A young woman who is really do
ing mans job is Miss Margaret
Naylor the woman diver engaged in
recovering the treasure from Sunk
en- Spanish galleon off the Scottish
coast. She was the first woman to
take up deep.sea diving as a profes.
sion and she has proved that the
work can be quite efficiently car
ried out by her sex
In India there Is rule which says
that where there are several daught-
ers in one family the younger one
may not marry until the eldest has
found a husband. But sometimes II
happens that, while there is no suit
or for the hand of the eldest daugh.
ter, one OF her sisters has sweet
heart to whom she wishes to get
married When this state of affairs
arises the difficulty is overcome by
a neat ruse. Convention must be oh
served. so the eldest daughter goes
through a mock ceremony in which
she is united TO a tree or large flow
er.
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Today's Events

The Republic of Panama celebrates
its national independence day today.
Five years ago today the first
American prisoners Of war were cap.
tured by the Germans.
Ireland today observes the ami.
versary of the birth of John Mitch
ell. a conspicuous leader in the re-
belllon of 1S4S.
The Duke OF Brabant, heir appar-
ent to the Belgian throne, reaches
his twenty-hrst birthday anniversary
today.
The Service Star Legion, the mem
orial hereditary organization OF kin
Of World War veterans, will conclude
its fifth annual convention in Chicago
today.
With only three days intervening
before election, the political cam.
paign throughout the United States
will enter upon whirlwind finish
today.
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Today's Birthdays

Duke of Brabant, eldest son OF King
Albert and heir to the Belgian throne
born in Brussels, Il years ago today.
Vilhjalmur Stefansson, famous Can.
adam Arctic explorer, born at Arnes,
Manitoba, 43- years ago today.
Henry Lane Wilson, former United
States ambassador to Mexico, born
at Charlottesville, Ind, 60 years ago
today. Af
Charles Dick, former United States
senator from Ohio. born at Akron, o.,
GA years ago today
William Il. LARRY Kopf, infielder
of the Boston Nat onal league base.
ball team. bornsat Bristol, Conn, 80
years ago today. M
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CAT LEFT $4,000 ESTATE
And Disposed Of Property Is Now II
the Courts Of Massachusetts,.

Boston, Nov ga cat having died,
$4,000 is thrown into the courts for
disposition. Eighteen years ago Miss
Ellen +. Barnard left her estate in
trust for her pets, seven cats, two
dogs, two canaries, parrot and a
cockatoo. "Mewsy', cat, survived
all the rest, and stood In the way OF
succession to the estate by Mrs.
Leslie Wood Bond, to whom II was to
go oil the death of the pets.
Now, with the cat gone, eight neph
ews and niec6s, cut out with $40 each
seek equal shares in the estate, con.
tending their aunt was of unsound
mind and was influenced In making
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tive in grownups, 30 compounded
that elderly people, who are con-
stantly forced TO take a laxative
because the intestinal muscles
are weakening, find increased
dosage unnecessary. This wonder
full constipation remedy has been
used continuously for 80 years.
and over 10 million bottles are
now sold annually, the largest
selling family laxative in the
world The cost averages but a
cent dose. Every druggist sells
it, and under a guarantee TO do
as claimed or your money will be
refunded.
Millions Of carefully conducted
homes are never without a bottle
Of DIR. Caldweu's Syrup Pepsin.
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In The Days News

Viscount Cave, who takes the post
of Lord High Chancellor in the new
British Government, has been a mem
her OF the House of Commons since
1906. He Is a Londoner, and was
educated at Merchant Taylor's School
Later he went up to Oxford, where he
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Caldwell's Syrup
Pcpsin. Their
parents were
given it by their
is; I he
grandparents are
using it today.
1t is the one lax
alive ideally suit
ed TO all the fam
lily, safe for the
little ones, eTec-
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TO-DAY ISSUE
IA PAGES
Section z

plosion of dynamite ship in
tho harbor
1904, Pierpont Morgan presented
the stolen Ascoli Cope to the
Italian Government.
1814-Warren r. Harding was elect.
ed United States senator from
OHIO.