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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1922-12-15

Ing held this afternoon and even
ing. The former organization viii
hold d sale next Tuesday evening"
and wlll servo 4 luncheon n son.
t1ection With the atfair.
Election Held
at til elast session of the
Monumental Temple PSthian Sis.
tiers the following officers were
elected to serve from January Ito
July.1 1928: Past Chief, Martha
Straight: most excellent chief
Ruth Wilson; excellent senior,
Edith Ely; excellent Junior, Alice
Grim; manager, Pansy shackeI.
ford; protector, Mamie Wilson,;
guard, Mrs. johnson. press Cor
respondent, olah Bales; repregen.
tative to grand lodge, olah Bales;
alternate, Edith Ely.
Son Born
Announcements have been re.
ceiyed here in the past few days
stating that son has been born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Wilson
Of Monongah. The child has been
named Lawrence Arthur WiIsoa,
Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson were for.
mer residents Of Barrackvilie.
savich.H arseg
Michael Rarseg, who has made
his home in Barrackyllle for the
past several months. and Miss
Mary Herseg OF Dakota, were
united In marriage Monday. Tie
couple will make their home ncre,
the groom being employed at the
local mines.
II. Z. Church
Owing to the regular pastor.
the Rev. w. A. Kerr, being en-.
gagged with other work on the cir
cult, there will be no services IN
the NJ. E. Church Sunday other
than Sunday school which will be
held at 10 o'clock with J. T. Well
superintendent, In charge. This
Christian Church services Sunday
will consist OF Sunday school at
10 a. M. W. II. Watson, superiu-
, tent. Bible study and communion
services at II a IN. A series OF
weekly Bible study meetings arc
being planned by this congrega.
ton, the meetings 10 DO held at
the homes Of the various men,
bers.
Church of Christ
The congregation OF the Church
Of Christ will meet in the chapel
room Of the school building next
Sunday. Song service will begin at
10 q. m. followet by Bible study
and communion service. Billie
study and song service will Sc
held Wednesday evening OF each
week.
From Hospital
Mrs. Anna Hall Richmond, who
has been u patient at Cook Hos
pital for the past three weeks, re-
! turned home here last Sunday
evening. Mrs. Richmond has beun
much benefited BY her treatment
at tho hospitaf.
Personals
Evangelist j. F. Ice will 20 to
Grafton next Saturday where he
Will preach Sunday morning and
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OIL PLAN ABANpoNEp.

PARIS Dec. is. = The Herald
says today that the Standard OH
Co. has abandoned It's plan for de.
veloping the oil resources Of
Czecho. Slovaltia. Difficulties In
reaching an agreement with the
Prague government over the noml.
nation OF directors OF the company,
which II was proposed TO form
there, are given by the newspaper
as the reason for the decision.
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RIVEsVII.LE
Chlist1nas ENTERTAINMENTS

Both theipupils Of the high and
graded schools are making ella.
borate preparations for celebrat-
ing the Christmas season. The
grades will have their entertain
ment the Friday afternoon pre-.
eeeding Christmas while the high
school teachers and pupils will
hold theirs Thursday evening. Tho
latter program will be given at
the local Baptist Church. Both AZ
fairs will be open to the puhlic
and both will have a tree as q
basis for their program.
Quarantine Removed
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. LII.
thur shackleford. which has been
under quarlntine for some time, IS
freed from the ban as their little
daughter. Bonnie Jean. has recov-
cred and no other members q
tho family have shown symptoms
OF the disease. The child was very
Il for several days.
Returned Home
Mr.. and Mrs. A. X. Jonpscn.
Miss Opal Sturm and wellington
Valentine, a party OF automobiles
who visited friends here for ssH.
aral days, have returned to their
home at :Belington..
Church Notes
Owing to the abcence of Tie
Rev. 7. D Lawler. who is holding
an evangelical meeting at S!mo
son ig Harrison County, the sory-
ice next Sunday morning will be
conducted by the Rev. Antonio
Golitia Of Fairmont Sunday
school will be held at the usual
hour with Otis II. Milan, super
intnndent in CHARGE The lleves.
and Mr.. Golitla will preach In the
Baptist Church at Fairview next
Sunday evening.
Christmas BaXiu
Members OF the Baptist Ladies'
Aid Society. who had planned 10
bold Christmas bazaar this even
ing. have changed their date
owing to tho time conflicting with
the Methodist bazaar, which is be-
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lAsLuNpsEN Az NOME

NOME, Alaska, December Is
(By the Associated Press.)-
Capt. Road Amundsen, head OF q
Polar expedition, that left Seattle
in June, arrived here late yeSter-
day by dog team.
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from Hospital
Headache? Kidneys Wrong?

Weak back, sick headache and
dizziness are natures warning
that your kidneys need attention.
Solvax tablets taken regularly
will keep them clean and healthy.
Sold by H. & II. Drug Co. Price
so cents.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
Harvey Church, Slayer Off,
Lives, Though Really Dead;
Goes to GdllOlUS Today

his finger nails, tickled his feet and
burned the inside of his nose with
lighted cigarcts--to no avail. Church
was unreAponsive.
"Church's is u case OF closed
personality" explained Or. Hickson.
He has cut himself off from con-
tact with the outside world. lie does
know what is happening about him.
He In a victim OF dementia praecoX
and to hang him would he a blot on
civilization and a disgrace to the
community"
The doomed man is an arch pre-
tender, in the opinion OF sundry
aiionists despite the toGts he has
undergone.
"Ife Is a fakir," said Dr. Douglas
II. Singer. former state alienist.
"lle Is suffering from self-hypno'
tism. / have examined him he Is In
state OF auto-hypnosis resulting
from hystcria and fear not from the
exertion OF his willpower. His case Is
not altogether new I'M the medica
world"
Twice Found Sane.
Two jurics have found Church
sane, even though he testified that
two and two is eight and that
40 and 10 equals three"
A few months back Church, a
care-free youth, killed two automo-
bile salesmen Bernard j. Daugherty
and Carl Ausmus, to gain possession
OF new car. lie mrcd them TO the
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CHICAGO. March dead now
mentally, Harvey w. Church,
doomed murderer and "semicorpse"
of, the county Jail, will 20 TO his
physical death on the gallows Fri-
day without suffering 'he slight
est pain. lie will pass on without
knowing what happened.
This was the PREDICTION today OF
Dr. w. j. HiCkson. head OF Chi
cago's pyschopathic lahratory who
regards the Church case a. one Of
the most remarkable that has chal-
lcnged the attention of the medical
world.
won't Feel u Thing"
"Ho won't feel a thing" said Or.
HicksOn. He Is emOtionally dead"
Church lost his chance for life
late today. Judge George A. Carpen-
ter OF the United states district
court refused the plea. Of his at
torneys for n writ OF hRbeas corpus
on the ground he ls not an appeal
court A few hours previous
Church's attorneys failed IN efforts
20 induce the state board OF pardons
TO interfere.
I'VE are through" said Attorney
Bennison r. Bartell, representing
NnuIClis we ulu All We 'bulus
Preparations we're begun at once
for the hanging OF church tomorrow
afternoon at 4 o'clock.
23--I,Ooks To he 50.
Church actually 23, but having
the appearance OF a man 45 or so
lies on n cot in the Jail, impervious
OF his surroundings. lie Is as near
dead as It possible for him TO be
without being legally or officially
dead. lie has not eaten for more
than 40 days, His Jaws are locked
lie has been forcibly fed liquid food
through the nose. His eyes have
been closed tight for a month. His
/ body retains n deathlike rigiduess
His face Is waxllke. the face OF
death. He has grown "A long, black
| beard.
II weigh 240." said DR.. Hickson
who examined him. II put my whole
weight on his jaw but / couldn't
| bulge g."
Torture Intellectual.
Others who examined Church
stuck pins In his eve balls and under
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Noysmher ?. 1891, when he took charge.
r. T.. Matthews. receiver. announced yess
terday after an investigation OF the cor.
porations books
LONDON. Ky, March Mrs Moile
Turner Kentucky's fret woman moon.
sinner insofar bs n IL known, IL under
sentence 20 servo three months In tHit and
tn pay fns az result of being con-
vic'cd on that charge In circuit court
here.
NEW YORK. March TEN more per.
sons were indicted today bv the grand
Jury ON charges u buCketing. growing out
y District Attorney BautoHs investigation
of brokerage houses.
wAsHfSGTON. March s-Meubers Of
the house military affairs COMMITTEES who
have been inyestiKsting various proposals
Tor private operation ana lease of tho
govsrnmsnrs properties ~ Muscle shoals,
Anbama decided today 10 make an in.
spect.on trip to Muaols Shoals
CTuCAgO. March John w. Bevs.
ridge. noted educator ana supetinte nde NJ
NJ schools st Omaha, wss today elscte ed
tcnienis Of the national educational Hsso.
citation.
wAsIuNGToN, March 2-Prsllminar,
Eruuufwor f0r the democratic campaign
| ~ 1879 and possibly 1924. was broken her,
/ ~ demgratc leaders, II became kuoWr
/ today
wAsHfNGToN. Hsrcn s-Thc intcrna
/ iionel conference between chile ana PER-
/ 10 settle the Iacnn africa boundary dispute
| probably viii be called 90 meet IN Wash
! iuEtOn between Apru 90 and April 90, q
/ was learned here today
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ASK CHANGE OF VENUE
Alleged Slnycrs of Aurandt Claim
They Cannot Secure Fair Trial
IN Local District Court.

The three alleged murdcrers of
Harry Aurandt or tho police de-
partment, who was Killed shortly
before Christmas, pleaded not
guilty when arraigned before Dis
trict Judge Redmond =. Cole Thurs
day morning. Shortly after enter
Ing their pleas the trio filed a petl-
tion asking q change OF venue, on
the grounds That they would not get
far and impartial trial In the
local district court.
ono OF the trio who has been
known as Bill Dalton, alias H. g.,
Smith told Judge Cole that his real
name is Frank Shelton. The others
who gave the names of Tom Cook
ana Alvis Fears insisted that they
had not given false names. The
alleged murdercrs, hijackers and car
thieves win be tried under the
names of Tom Cock, Avs Fears and
Frank shelton.
Judge Cole will hear the motion
for change OF venue Monday morn
ing. Even II granted the case will
he tried before Judge Cole. because
It Will be transferred TO the Pnwnoe
district court over which Judge Cole
presldes. j. NJ. Springer, attorney
q for the aevHscd men filed affldavitt
with the petition TOR a change
which aet out that public sentiment
was SO aroused against the men
here thdt they would not receive q
fair and impartial hearing. The pc.
tition also alleged that newspaper,
had aroused public sentiment and
were prejudlced against the trio
The charge was made that tho po,
lice department had threatened tho
three men and that policemen wcr,
intimidating witnesses. II the
change OF venue is not granted the
March IL.
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INSTINCTS MUCH SAME
Minister Compares Parental Com.
passions Of Man and Beast;
Noted palnicr IsnleFtalns.

Man inherits from his pre-
human ancestors. tendencies and IN
stlncts that control much that he
docs Rev. James q. Kennedy. pas
tor ~ the All Souls church. said In
an address before the Lions club at
u luncheon IN Hotel Tulsa Thurs
day. The instinct Of the lowest
type of animal to protect lts young
II the same as the parental instinct
In civilized man.
Man has inherited from his pre-
human ancestors, thb instincts of
flight. repulsion, disgust curiosity.
pugnaclty, the parental instinct and
the tendency to follow instructions
and sugRestions. Man II. however,
moving toward = nohler destiny than
they alone could lead him"
O. Leonard woodruff OF san Fran
cisco. cal, celebrated California
fruit artist, proved that he is also
% good musician, IN several plano
selections at the luncheon. Wood
ruff IL widely known by his master
| piece paintings of California fruit
and through these numerous paint
ings has made FOR himself a name
as the worlds greatest fruit artist
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
ANOTHER MCCORMICK ROMANCE
Alllster. IN Bondon. Insists lie WIN
Bc Wed 10 Miss Mary Baker.

LONDON. March You can
take II from me that we will he mar
rlcd," was the emphatic declaration
made today by Allister Mccormick,
member Of multImlllionaire Chi
cngo family. whose marrt,ge vas re-
Gently prevented when the brlde-to-
be. Miss Mary Baker. failed to ap-
pear nt the Chicago church. Miss
Baker was understood to have acted
as she did AZ the result of parental
pressure, but subsequently she said
her marriage had been prevented by
Illness ana that u would occur later
on She was 10 have sailed for Eng
land on the Aquitana, hut failed TO
do 30. MIR. Mccormick said his only
explanation was that the weather In
England was too inclement for his
fiancee To come now. MIR. McCor-
mick aid tho marriage would take
place in May.
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800 is STOLEN FROM SAFE
Crncksmcn visit office of the a.. s.
Compression Inner Tube 90.


Compression Inner Tube 60.
About 800 was stolen from the
safe Of the Compression inner Tube
company on the Snad Springs road
Wednesday night when ycggmcu
tore of the vault door. Some sort Of
high explosive which county Off
cials sald appeared 20 be soap nitro
ElyCcrin had been used but deputy
shcriffs who are working on the
cQsc say that the nitro was exploded
only as a blind because the vault
door shows signs Of having been
Knocked from Its faStenings with a
hammer.
Tho vault and its contents were
slightly damaged. but w. n, Robin
son. secretary Of the company. says
that the total loss VIII not be much
over 500. The robbery was dis
covered at ~ o'clock by John Bid
dlocome. night watchman. who
found the vault door open when he
entered the office to punch the time
clock which he had punched an
hour earlier. Bob Atkins and Glenn
Larkins, special deputy sheriffs. who
are working on the case, say that
there may be some arrests within
the next fcw days.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
TO MAKE SPRING
TRIP BY MOTOR
Tulsa Boosters to Begin
Trade Program With
Visit to Pawhuska

Tho "boostor trip" OF ihs Retail
Merchants association viii hc made
his year ~ automobile instead of
by rail as In former years, j the rec
numeudatiou OF tho tradH extension
committee Of the association are &C.
cepted At a general melting of tho
organization to Doe ho. soon The
decision To rccommou. the trip hy
auto came followins a meeting ~
The committee which was held
Thursday.
Each wear heretofore, with tho OK
ceptlun of luet year the Retail MGR
chants association has undertaken q
trip TO ull nearby towns during
which Tulsa products and Tulsa
firms were advertised throughout the
trade territory The trips which
have been taken just before the
opening OF spriug have accomplished
much toward putting Tulsn forcm0gt
.n tho minds OF residents IN tho
nearby cities.
Tho trips have In previous Wars
been taken by special train aud the
auto trip besides being am innova-
iiou, tho committee said Thursday
seemed 80 offer many advantage
over the travel by rail plan,
Tho booster trips this year Will
begin ON April / with three day
tri ptl PHwhuska ana the surround
ing oil fields Tho merchants will
leave Tulsa early IN the morning and
stay over Tor the night at pawhuskH
The next two days will be occupied
with a drive over the oil folds ana q
visit to the small oil towns In thai
vicinity The autos will return. Il
tho committees plans are adopted
hv Pawhuska and thence back e
Tulsa
Soon after, trips TO other scctlonl
OF Tulsa trade territory viii be un
dertaken. The now plan. tho com
mittec said would allow for visit
TO parts OF the territory whicl
would never he visited under the olt
plan OF travelling by rail. Especia,
" IL this truo IN the case Of tn
many small oil towns, II was pointe,
out. that are not touched by rail
roads ana which at the same tim
offer good fields for the develop
ment OF tho Trade In Tulsa" plan.
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basement OF his home. beat them
over the head with a baseball bat
buried one alive and threw the
other, handcuffed. into the river.
The execution will take place at
4 p. m. instead OF at dawn. as Is
customary. an'exception having been
made in Church's case.
THE hour makes no difference"
said tailor today. Hes dead now"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
LrGoN TO BE BURIED FRIDAY
Prominent Tulsan and Former As
sistAnt County Attorney Dies.

Private funeral services for T. Nat
Ligon, who died Wednesday, will be
held at 2 o'clock Friday afternoon
In the home at Sixteenth and South
Rockford. and following brief SER
vices at Rose IIill at 3 O'Clock, inter
ment will DO made there.
Nat Lyon, who was SO years old
at the time OF his death. leaves a
wife and two little girls, He WAS for
morly practicing attorney here In
Tulsa, served at one time as assist
ant county attorney, and probate
attorney for the Creek Indians, leav-
ing this work to go into private
practice as attorney for the Mid-Co
Petroleum COMPANY,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
lNGRoWN TOE NAIL
How to Tougher Skin SO Nail
Turns Out Itself

A few drops OF "Outgrow" upon
the skin surrounding the ingrowing
nail reduces inflammation and pain
and 30 toughens the tender, sensitive
skin underneath the toe nail, that
II can not penetrate the flesh. and
the n0il turns naturally outward
almost over night,
"Outgrow" In harmless, antisep-
tic manufactured for chiropodists.
However, anyone can buy from tho
drug store a tiny bottle containing
Alreoiiona. --AdYartlse emeni
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WOMEN HELP BooTLEeGERs
Dry Agent Says II They Would Quit
Drinking business Would slump.

wealthy women would quit drinking
liquor, the bootleggers would soon go
out of business. Robert Elliott, pro-
hibition agent OF Delaware, told Pro-
hibition Director Haynes, IN report
ing upon enforcement conditions In
that state.
women OF means are as hd as
men with lots of money" Elliott said.
Lots OF them have devolorca the
liquor habit since the NolsteRd act
went on the books"
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RICHEST MAN ON PAPER
500 Loan, with Interest at 10 Per
Cent Monthly Swclls Some.

SAN JOSE, Cal. March 2.--On
paper. Henry B Stuart IL probably
the richest man In the world. Twcn-
ty-flve years ago he loaned George
Jones 500 at 10 per cent interest
per month compounded. zones went
to Kansas. prOsporcd. returned here
recently and went into business.
Stuart entered suit Tor the 500,
Jones ren'llod the loan and confessed
judgment Superior Judge Wclch
started to figure the amount, called
an accountant. who. after two hours
work, announced Jones owed Stuart
304SiO. .332, 2,0t2,6S5.16.
The judgment was duly entered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-03-03
Master Mnsons Attcntlnni

All NJ. NJ. Will please assemble at
the lodge room, SIS i-2 South Main
street, today at / y. m. for the pur.
pose OF conducting the funeral sery-
tees OF our late brother, Nat LigOn.
Any who d,n, please bring automo-
biles.
signed; JOHN +. AYRES, w. NJ,
--AdNRrl Iaoment.
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Wire Flashes

ROME MarcI s.--Msmb,rs Of tho
EHHcIstI attacked the government palace
az Fuus with hand g,c.sdes today aud
ono m raassIsu was RIsd. aeeordlns ,'Or'U 10
dispatch received here.
LoNDov March ? -The India offices
curfelIw'ut = tho Prince ~ wales travel
plans lu India was gcurraNy interpreted
today o.. r,ccautiouaty measure 20 pre-.
100 costly military displays.
JACKSON Miss. March 2--tnvsstiga
tluu uf Miss Francis uirkhesd's arcuss
tluu against Gov Lee Russell, on which
she has based Hnlt igf 10000 damages,
Will NOT be started BY " special house
committee until next wcek 10 was an
uouno'1 here today
GLENDALE cal. March s--wililam
" bowling Glendale conienafian, died At
lH home here today Ito celebrated his
mndreth birthday July ~. 1871
IoNpoN. March Am amendment 90
The Irish Free state act 60 change the
status ~ the AnElo.irish pact from q
| releoied IN 'ae house ~ commons MS
afternoon following vigorous debate.
wAsuuNGroN March a.-contlnusd
| Improvement In business conditions
| throughout the United states may be 80
/ uectod during the coming months. score.
/ tary NJ the treasury Mellon said today
! WHEELING, w. Va, March a-Charies
/ " hchwnb. president OF The bethlehem
| tho United Zinc smsltor corporation plant
| ut Muundsvilo radiatod optimism IN dis
ous'.ns the Industrial outlook.
! MAUUfD March 2 Mutiny has broken
4 out in the Portugusso republican guard st
/ Oportu, according to an uucoufrmed re.
u"rt received hete from tbs frontier to-
day
QUEuEc. March IA million round.
| ~ small arms ammunition exploded dur.
ing q IRE In she dominion arscual cart.
] ridge factory today Flfe chief Jacobs
was wounded IN the face.
DUBLIN. March s.-Ths pan Ulrsanr
today rhtlhod tho compromise agreement
between hostile factions ~ tho ard fheli
or Gaclio League of ireland.
DETROIT, Mich, March "A compist,
lnyqsilgailon inia operations Of al buckle.
ordered today by prosecuting attorney
VOORHEES,
WASHINGTON. March 2.--senator Nor
rls ~ Nebraska, chairman of the aeuat,
agriculture committee. IN speech In tn,
senate tnday condemned the open prici
nHHociatlun." policy ot Secretary uf Com
business"
HIFFAIOt N Y, March IA plot n
asAAssinato Havorai Polish ruusulH n
America was uncovered by police here 10
day. Stantslaua Manduk consul of IN,
republic ot Poland, received five threaten
ing letters mailed from Cleveland an,
signed by an alleged "blaekhand Ukraln,
society"
WASHINGTON. March IA reEuia
standing army Of $4,000 men has beei
, agreed upon tentatively by the senate mill
tHry affairs comwittee, according 20 In
formation given out today
, wASHtNUTON March f,--secrstary o
Commerce Hoover officially denied tOda,
that he had been rendered an otter q
direct tho geHqu Centennial exposition u
philadelphia at salary OF $4,000
year.
SHREVEPORT La, &sgch 2.-Cadd
parish last aight was the scene ot tw
> tar ana feather parties with william
Gentry a., OF Cedar Grove, and Brow
Baker. IS. OF Vivian a. the victims.
TP TMONT. Neb,. March "A coppe
, cent found in the cup of an ink stan
was the total cash asset OF tho detunc
Fidelity Trust company ot this city o.
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SMITH CENTER, Kan, March .
ooldest March weather since tses 80. The
Of early today when thermomete,. ,htt
registered degrees below zero. re
peratures rose rapidly today. howsv..is en-.
the cold snap was believed st an on. st
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Robert A. McBirney.
Funeral director, 92l S. MI
Phone Usage 1s1-456.-Adver,,..
ment.
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BUFFALo, N. y, March "A plot 60
asAAEsinato Beveral Polish consulH IN
America was uncovered by police here to-
day. StanislauH Mhnduk, consul of tho
republic ~ Poland, received five threaten
ing letters mailed from Cleveland and
signed by an alleged "blAekhand Ukraine
society"
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WASHINGTON March IA regular
standing army Of $4,000 men has been
agreed upon tentatively by tho senate mill.
tHry affairs committee, according 20 In
formation given out today,
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PAR WEE

NONE OF THE DEVELOPMENTS
WHICH HAZE COME FROM THE
FASHIONPARK DESIGNING ROOMS
POSSESS THE FEATURES OF ORIG
LN-ALITT EXPRESSED IN PAR-TEE
FOR SPORT IND BUSINESS WEAR.