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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
BY Henry Wood

Lal Same, Jan. 29--iirit.
ish and Turk military activity In
The Near East WIS reported to-
day ~ The allies announced
terms Of the treaty which II
virtual uIiimatum TO the AnguTa
government.
A Constantlnoplc dispatch de.
clarcd Mustapla Renal, Turkish
gcnsralissimo. WIS urgently re
called TO AnEora from smyrna.
British army units, as well as a
battalion Of native troops, reinforced
Mosul as protection against possible
Turk attack " the Lausanne con
ference breaks up.
Turkish troops were reported mass.
ing In Eastern Thrace and elsewhere
approaching strategic positions Tot
possible activity against Mosul and
Adrianoplc.
An extraordinary meeting OF this
Ansora assembly was convokcd &c
consider the situation created by i'm
pending breakdown al Lausanne.
Iamet Pnsha. head Of the Turkish
delegation here. must give fina
flat yes or mo" 10 allied terms OF
Wednesday.
The Earl OF Balfour win bring NJ
the question Of afosul at public
session Of the council Of the league Of
nations tomorrow. outline the situa.
ton and request the league to arbi
tratc in the interest OF world peace.
Dispute over theWs oil fields provet
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
MAN HELD FOR
STEALING SON
Seattle Man Charged With
kidnapping

Exiradition papers we're being
prepared Monday 90 bring Morris $.
Brown. civil engineer. back to Seattle
TO face charge OF kidnapping his D.
year-old son. Billings. Brown was
arrested Sunday by the police at san
Diego. Cal. where he has been hid
ing since his fight from Seattle, two
days before Christmas. when he took
his little son with him
According to Deputy Prosecuting
Attorney John u. Carmody. Brown
violated court order In addition to
committing the felony OF kidnapping.
when. on December %, at 1890 p. m.
he called nj the homo OF Mrs. Mamie
Brown, 4ii6 Aikens ave, and took
his son away. They disappeared and
SA~.t.ll for them started three days
later and spread oyer the entire Pa.
cific coast
on December rs. at hearing OF
divorce proreedir9za between Brown
and his wife. court order was Is.
sued giving the Brown children into
the custody OF Mrs. Brown and for.
bidding Brown to spend more than
two hours q day In company with his
son. The order forbade Brown TAX.
ing the boy out OF King county.
Brown will he formally charged
with kidnapping when he * returned
here, Bail has been set at $4,000.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
POLICE CRAFT
CASE ON TRIAL
Former officer Is Charged
With Taking Cash

Former Captain OF Police Charles
A. Sullivan went on trial before a
Jury In superior court Monday
charged with tho embczzlement OF
sb95 OF city funds, during his SER
vices as secretary of the police dc.
partment
The specific offense charged Is
that sullivan while police secretary,
appropriated government check
for $685.. for board OF federal pris.
oners. The check was isst;ed June
4, 1919, and was cashod April 2,
1890. Subsequent to the discovery
Of the shortage In sullivan's nc.
counts. and after his dismissal from
the force by order OF Mayor Edwin
j Brown, sullivan reimbursed the
city for the amount OF tho check
Deputy Prosecutors ilclt Ross
and chester A, Bachelor are CON
Quoting the suites case ngplnat Sui
LYNN. Attorney John Y, Dorc is
defending the former officer who
took an active pnrt In questioning
Jurors aud directing his defense
when the case opened Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
PETTY GRAFT
CHARGED TO
CABINET SET
Says Wives Given
Special Favors;
PoindeXter and!
DENLY at Outs

WASHINGTON. Jan. 20. a
letter written by Mrs. Miles Pom
dexter, wife OF the Washington
senator. 10 a newspaper. in which
she sharply assails wives OF the
cabinet officers FOR alleged petty
graft at government expense. has
cERsed a storm in official society
cifries.
The letter also reveals that the
Poindexters and Secretary Of the
Navy and Mrs. DENLY are de-
cidedly at outs"
Mrs. Polndexter. in an emaz-
ingly frank manner. complains
because:
/. Wives of cabinet officers
go shopping in government
limousines.
2. Mrs. DENLY can give at
homes" and have the famous
marine band furnish music.
3. Secretary DENLY took his
family 10 the Orient last sum
mer
I. The war department fur
nishes good looking officers for
functions given by the secretary
OF war.
). The botanical gardens fur
nish flowers for the house Of
Secretary OF Agriculture Wal
lace.
Mrs. Poindexter says she can
not understand why senators
vote government automobiles for
cabinet officers and then deny
them to themselves. Senators.
she believes. need them mors
than secretaries.
The Denbys were given 'sspe-
cial mention" in the letter, and
according 20 society gossips. re-
lations between DENLY and Pom
dexter, who is acting chairman
Of the senate naval affairs COM
mittee, have not been very
friendly since the former de-
clined TO make speeches for the
senator in the last compaign.
Mrs. Poindexter's comment on
cabinet society is especially In
teresting because her husband is
being doomed for secretary OF
the interior.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Crisis Near i'm Church as Climax
of Rev. Grants Stormy Ministry
What VIII Be the Next Chapter in
Controversies Over Theology and
Pastors Right to Marry?
BY ALEXANDER HERMAN

NEW YORK, Jan. 29.-What IS ahead in religion?
militant ministry patterned after the spectacular and
revolutionary leadership of Dr. Percy Stckney Grant?
Or must this meteor among preachers stand trial for
heresy-for his declaration that Christ did not have the
power of Cod?
These questions grow enormously in interest as the re-
lgious world waits to whether Dr. Grant does finally
fecant resign stand trial
DIR. Grant has held the center Of the spotlight thru
tempestuous careefghtng church doctrines and wagng
personal fight to marry Mrs. Rita H. da Alba deAcosta
Lydlg, twice married and twice divorced He is
noted for radical and he is the author of poems
and essays, of such books Socialism and Christianity
and Fair Play for the Worker"
His notable book of poems "A Fifth Avenue Parade and
Other Poems published last year by Harper Bros had
this dedicaton TO Rita H. de Alba deAeosta an amb-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
nY FIELDING LENNON

OLYMPIA. Jan. 20. Exhaustive
investigation OF the charges made
las, week BY ". T. Batcheiler. engi.
neer, against Dan Scott. director Of
conservation and development, and
his assistant, Ivan Gooaner. concern
ing the handling OF Batchclier's re.
port on the feasibility Of the Grand
couise development OF the Columbia
river basin project. will be made BIZ
various committees in the senate and
house. il wan declared by their chair
men Monday.
Attic l have not yet aeostFdsgated
myself with nh the facts n this rase.
I have at least decided TO have pi'
rector Dan Scott appear before my
committee TO make some explain.
tons" said Dan Landon. chairman
Of the senate appropriations commit.
lee.
Scott was out OF town Monday.
having gone TO Eastern Washington
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
FLAMING TRAINS.
R BEL WEAPON
Irish Also Attack Governors
Residence

DUBLIN, Jan. 2s.-Blazing mail
trains fired by insurgent incendiar.
les. were sent, one after another.
smashing into great heap Of
wreckage across the Wexford Dub
lin line at Innlscorthy as part OF
great rebel activity that developed
over the weekend. Attacks Sunday
on Governor General Hcaly's resi-
dencc were part Of the demonstra.
ton against the Free State.
The Dublin mail was held up in
County Wexford and set on fire,
after which tbs attackers tore up
rails at the foot OF decline and
sent the train down to destruction.
Two other trains were captured and
sent hurting down into the blazing
wreckage.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
BARON
LOSES APPEAL

WASHINGTON, Jan. 2s.-Su.
preme court today threw out the ha-
bcas corpus appeal OF David N. In.
mar. wolf OF Wall street." and di.
rected that the mandate against him
shall be issued at once.
Lamar. who stands convicted of
conspiracy to prevent the manufao.
ture of munitions during the war. is
now in the Mercer county, New Jcr'
sey, jail, awaiting transfer to a fed.
eral penitentiaTy.
In announcing issuance of immedi.
ate mandate. instead of allowing the
usual 3o.day delay, the court scored
Lamar. declaring his appeal was alb.
solutely without merit and was clear.
~ brought for the purpose of delay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Aid for Addicts,
Wally's Memorial

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Jan. 2s.--
A sanitarium for the treatment Of
drug addicts is to be Wallace Reds
monument.
Dorothy Davenport actress, and
Reds widow. announced SHE had
agreed TO appear in film to be pro-
duced Immediately, the entire pro-
ceeds OF which will be used to IL.
nance such hospital.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
WANT BRITAIN
TO STOP BOOZE

WASHINGTON. jan. 20. - The
state department may be asked by
prohibitionIsts in congress to appeal
TO Grent Britain for cooperation in
stopping the great flood OF SNUG.
gled liquor that, Is coming into this
country from the Bahama islands.
More than 100000 gallons have
been mugglod in from this source
since prohibition. according to rec.
ords at the state department.
The prohibitionpts believe that
Great Britain should not allow ships
flying the British flag TO engage In
rum running on n wholesale scale,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Chapter III.

In New York Dr. Grant hreume
known M friend Of the working
man. IN 1907 he organized q pub
&c forum in the church. ny 1919
ne had had clashes with conserya
tises In tho vestry. who arganized
committee 70 investigate hts
teaching doctrine contrary 20 the
doctrines Of the church" There
wss talk Of heresy trial Nothing
,arnn az 4,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Delay Acceptance
of Alameda Tract

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e.--ConsId.
Grafton OF the jepill by Representa-.
tive McLaffcrtyM Of California. au.
thorizing the government TO accept
5000 acres of land nj Alameda. Cal.
for naval bnse. will so over until
the next congress. the house naval
affairs committee decided today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Legislature Will Probe
Columbia Basin Charge
Senate and House Committee Chairmen
Demand Investigation

N department business He win be
asked 10 explain the matters con.
corning the expenditure OF $4,000 Of
The funds appropriated for the in.
vestigation Of the Grand couiee prof.
oct 10 help pay the expenses OF Cen
eral Cocktails investigation and visit.
Senators Dan Landon and ID. V.
Morthland. and Representatives Jas.
Davis and Il. f. Banker all were in
receipt Monday OF copies OF letter
from the Seattle chapter OF the
American Association OF Engineers.
asking that the matter be aired. and
Sc, ltsss=.t money enough be appropriated
Tor tte printing OF the report.
II have not yet had time TO go
into this matter" Senator aforthland.
chairman OF the Irrigation and recla-
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
FORCE ISSUE
ON SUBSIDY

WASHINGTON. Jan. 2e.-Presi.
dent Harding and administration
leaders in the senate have deter
mined TO force the issue on the ship
subsidy bin.
In q legislative program for the
remainder Of the present session,
agreed on at a White House confer
encc between the president and a
half.dozen senator's. il was agreed
that the ship subsidy would be
pressed TO a vote before March 4. 10
at all possible.
Night sessions win be held, II nee
essary.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
LOCK SING FAILED
TO LOCK DOOR; HE
SINGS IN JAIL NOW

Lock Sing didn't lock the door
of his small dcn,' SO Main st.,
Sunday, and now he Is singing
behind tho bars Of the county
mil sheriff Matt Starwich, who
arrested Lock Sing on charge
OF possessing gambling devices,
Is displaying n spindle OF lottery
tickets, duly punched and mark.
ri, and n lnrge quantity OF un.
used tickets, taken when Lock
sings place was searched.
Tho warrant was issued TO
Stnrwich. who believed liquor
could be found at the joint, but,
finding no liquor and ample evil.
dcnce of gambling, the latter
charge was filed, Ball was set
at $500,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
BRITISH and
TURKS MOVE
Army UNITS
Near Eastern Row
Flames Up; Ruhr
RegionSabotage
Is on Increase
United Press Summary


Sabotage against the .nvad.
r. of the Ruhr spread up and
down The Rhine today. AZ Co
blen French troops were forced
to tear up railway lines 10 pre-
vent German rail workers from
rushing express engines thru 10
avoid shcir seizure.
At Dusseldorf. strike OF work.
ers on all systems Of commune
cations wRs effective. Walkouis
in the lower Rhincland were
aimed nj Belgian invaders. The
Rnhr valley was apparently
quiet--nlmost completely isolai
ed The French ri Paris con.
sidered new measures 10 force
sanctions, while there WAS
move on foot among scandlna.
Wan countries Ca put the Ruhr
situation before the league OF
nations council
Ramsay Macdonald called a
meeting OF British labor parlin.
mrntarians 10 consider the stir
alton.
Attention Of Europe wa~ ~,
seried from the auhr 10 the
Near East by signs Of inlpcnd'
ing clash Of arms between Great
Britain and Turkey II the Iau.
same conference ends Ia dis.
agreement "Wednesday.
Apprehension prevails that n
the paricy fails. and last word
was there WIS apparently no
chance Of ismet Pasha agreeing
10 the allied terms, The Turks
win advance In Thraee and also
viii attempt 10 seixc sIo2ui.
Troubled csnfers Of the old
world include ireland, where In.
surgcnis were active. wrerIsing
trains. and Vienna. where mobs
FLASHED with police. wounding
II Of the latter with stones.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Chapter iii.

Storms multiplied He compared
the deportation Of Russian anarch-
ls;s to the Pilgrims their ship TO
the Mayflower He attacked lceia-
iatiye plans TO curb radicals Bishop
Thomas F. Gailor called him "a
pampcrcd pet u group OF rich
men and women who poses as a
friend Of the poor" Grant shrugged
hia ahnnldnr1t md wont on.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
THE LOVER"

Percy suclncy poem. Lover" follows
his book Other Poems pub
lihcd year by Harper &
love her body and her soul.
choose.
Ainsl her . 30 kind,
body, pure her mind.
lose
petal the perfect whole
Her gentle spirit or flesh.
She feeieth
So ksenly. Sorrow. pain sin
a her nj bright
gricve her
the body's golden
ace fair temple gates.
| lngcr there
love. then reverenty
Pass IN the faircr Sec
Nor may
within awaits.
For r choirs
heavens appeal.
There jeweled windows, mystic sight,
their beauty light
SO there kneel
down nnd-worshp- the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
ARMY BILL REPORTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 90. = The
army appropriation bill, maintaining
the army at It's present strength and
giving s56.ooO.ooO for river and har.
Dor improvements. was favopbly re
ported 20 the senate today by tho ap.
preparations committee
The bill now carries total OF
saSi,Sii, So6. The senate granted 40
Increase of sii2l.eO0 to provide TO.
training for officers In regular ~
serve officers and civilian military
training camps.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
$4,000 Enough for
Militia's Real Needs
(EDIToRIAL)

In of disaster riot, instruction any similar
to the safety Of the state, the governor
dispatch coded message TO Washington, ID. c., and
within an hour have back authorization to
many troops as may be required from Camp Lewis,
from Fort Lawton, Vancouver barracks any other
military post naval from the Bremerton yard.
This fact makes the maintenance of large Ma
tona Guard organization in Washington absurdity.
II makes questionable the necessity of maintain
ing ANY National Guard.
In these days, when tax reduction is imperative this
fact makes the suggested n G. W. budget Of $450000
look foolish.
The appropriation committees Of the legislature are
wise in deciding TO reduce the item to S150000 or
S200000 that is enough to maintain a credtable
ganizaton. THE GOLD BRAID AND THE STRUT
CAN WELL BE DISPENSED WITH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Chapter |.

Percy stickuty Giant was ss
years old when he graduated in
isss from the f.pgssopal Theological
school a, Boston. hts bone. A..
signed to Fan River bis IDEAS
about running che church were
somewhat different from those OF
the veztry. hut his social service
work attracted attention and he
earned 4 cali 20 the Church OF the
Ascension. New York He came in
1888. but onsy on condition ihat
pcws be FRYE and that the church
be open every day two revolution
nrv Ideas ~ thar time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
DIR. GRANT, POET

Following excerpt Percy Stcknoy Grtits poem
lie Radical from his book "a Fifth Parade aud Other
'ens published las, by Harpcr & Bros.
stand for tbs
Who v sick o. this pifne
About Goa
from ministers and miionalres
Who God.
lie trcatg them we'll.
feel better for the blows I
As the friend OF undesirable citizens
Ms revolt Il a little OF the revolt in them
My insults a part Of the blows they receive
N do not explode
With much lose and hate they do
md get lodged in Jail.
at least suffer little their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Bebe Daniels Now
Hospital Patient

NEW YORK. Jan, 2D.- Bobc Dan
clA, movie atnr, underwent n sue.
ccssful operation for appendicitis at
Roosevelt hospital today.
n was stated ~ the hospital soon
after the operation That sho was
doing very we'll"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Nine Injured in
Water-Gas Blast

CHICAGO. Jan, 90. Nine persons
were injured when terrific explo.
sion wrecked a water gas machine
at the Chicago BiProducts Coal
oompany here todny,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Resume Probe of
Dancers Death

SAN DIEGO, Cal, Jan. 2o.--The
county grand jury today resumed
investigation of the mysterious
death Of Fritz Mann. dancer. who
was found dead on tho beach Mt Tor.
reg Pines two weeks ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Baby Shoots and
Kills His Sister

Violet Lee. 0. daughter 81 Edward
Lee OF the Florcr@S logglag camp at
Monroe. died at the Monroe General
hospital Saturday after having been
wounded by shot accidcntly fired by
her g-ycar-Old brother. Eugene.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
PENSION CHINESE

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 29.--Toy
Gee, Chinese laborer, employed for ~
years at Carlin, New, by the South.
ern Pacific. today was pensioned BY
the railroad company, being the sew.
enth Chinese TO so on the pension
rolls.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
SNOW FALLS ON MOUNT

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 2S.--An
inch of snow fell on Mount Tamal.
pals. opposite san Francisco. during
the night. according to weather bu.
reau figures today. AT Mount Ham
ilton. near San Jose. the downfall
was six inches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
Chapter Nv.

Talk came Of putting him or
trial in an ecclesiastical court for
celebrating communion improperly.
for permitting Iaymen TO speak n
religious services. and for perform.
rrIE the marriage OF guilty 81.
vorcee. But tho case WAS dropped
with rebuke and warning for
DIR. Grant
Now came the time when no WINS
TO fight a personal Highland lose.
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Flashes
COURT is RECESSED

WASHINGTON. Jsn. %. - This
United States supreme cons. recessed
today to Monday, February 10.
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Chapter v.

Mrs Rita H. deAIba deAeos,a
Lydig. called Americas most pic.
turesque woman long friend OF
DIR. Grant. announced her engage
ment TO him in 1921. She was ~.
he was 81. She had been twice
married and twice divorced; first
w. y. d. Stokes. next Philip VI.
Lydig.
Under Episcopal chur-h rules DR..
Grant could not marry Mrs. Lydig
without the bishops permission.
Bishop William r. Manning refused
permission.
lnoensed. DR.. Grant attacked the
church's attitude on divorce. Re.
suit; Passage Of more vigorous
amendment to the divorce canon.
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tious and stimulating intelli-
gencs gifted with a knowl-
edge of the beautiful, a Tan
agra figure come to life, a
captivating companion"
The sequel TO these chap
ters Of his life remain to be
written:
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Chapter vi.

Publicity spotlights now bathed
DIR. Grant In u now way. A baby
girl was found on his doorstep.
abandoned He took il into his
bachelor household. established a
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29

II they gan eilmiuase the glycerine
tear from thc movies the public WIN
be with them
Doug Fairbanks. Charlie Chaplin,
Charles Ray and others want to inn
provc the movies. Why don't they
abolish the big fat guy who always
sits on the end seati
Another thing that might profit.
ably be eliminated from the filing Is
the handsome star who indicates
that he Is a gentleman by carefully
tapping his cigarct ON the back Of
his hand before lighting.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-01-29
OTHER THINGS WE WOULD
LIKE TO SEE BARRED

FROM THE MOVIES
|. Sheiiss and sheikesses.
?. Ex-manicure girls who In
dictate hauienr BY looking like
lady noor-waIker.
3. Boudoir caps.
1. Educational films showing
1850 school children In Copcn
hagen repeating the Coue for
nuia to music.
5. Scenes in which the United
States cavalry arrives Just in
time TO reseur the nero : I'D the
heroine froE, t.ir India, 6
s. Movie a,tiors who use hair
oil.
I. Movie actors.
What has become Of the old fash.
ioned man who bought an cxtfa.large
toothbrush because he had 10 chill
dren?
Chief severyns Is going 10 switch
Lieut.. G. G.. Carr. traffic boss, to the
suburbs.
In other words, tho Carr win no
longer be parked on Yesler way.
A 0nv hats
Is officer WrdoDs.
He dccorates ioindshteIds
with cute little tags.
We notice that tonight Is Scotch
Night" at the orpheum theater.
Come and bring your own.
LARRY OF THE LOBBY SAYS
Senators favoring irrigation
measures must check chewing
tobacco at the door.
Hugh Fullerton, sports expert.
tells American magazine readers that
hc knows $3.50 people.
what bartender that guy would
make
New York physical culture author.
ity says Jess Willard weighs 400
pounds. Jess ought not to be trained
tut ~ libllNs tlf DubHN w DT itb''i''
street car advertisement OF the
Home Undertaking company says,
Day by day. In every way. better
and better"
Well, II patron isn't better by
tho time he hits that place he Is in
an awful bad way.
OVERLOOKED
The legislature announces that
II II going 10 protect the triIobite,
tho protozoa. the sea ancmone
and the crustacea. but nothing Is
said about protecting that other
insect, the ultimate consumer.
Cynthia Grey mys there are SO
trIliion red corpusclcs In the human
body. Gosh. It's wonder we ever
recover
Interference Nth me- riOht Of a
person 10 work IL made UiIomfm bD
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OVERLOOKED

The legislature announces that
II II going 10 protect the triIobite,
tho protozoa, the sen ancmone
and the crustacea, but nothing Is
said about protecting that other
insect, the ultimate consumer.
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Cynthia Grey aays there are 80
trlliion red corpuscIcs In the human
body. Gosh. It's wonder we ever
recover
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