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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
NJ ADOO HID NOTHING
IN DOHENY RELATION,
MANAGER DECLARES

CHICAGO, Feb. 25.-William G.
McAdoo, candidate for the Demo
cratic presidential nomination on
two occasions, referred publicly to
the fact that the law firm with
which he was connected might have
received $1,000,000 from the poheny
oil interests had it been successful
in Mexican negotiations, David l..
Rockwell. chairman of the McAdoo
for-president committee. said In a
statement last night.
He declared selfish and sinister
reasons to impede the candidacy of
Mr.. McAdoo. who is the hope OF
progressive Democracy in America,
had caused statements that the can
didate had not been entirely open
in referring to this possible fee.
The statement of Mr.. Rockwell
set out that both in his letter to
Chairman Lenroot, Of the senate
public lands committee Investigate
ing the oil situation, and 1T the
Chicago McAdoo conference, Mr.. Nc
Adoo had referred to the fact that
his law firm would have received
much more tEan the 100000 fee If it
obtained q satisfactory settlement
of Mexican questions.
"Mr. McAdoos enemies are lack
ing in candor, and are seeking to
make the public believe that a mole
hill is a mountain" the statement
declared. 1.-The public will not be
fooled by them.
Senator Walsh. responsible for
the Teapot Dome scandal exposure,
pointed his finger at the source of
H. 70 10
anything TO divert the public mind
from the iniquities of the present
administration, and spoke of the
plan of the great interests allied to
defeat the distinguished former sec
rotary of the trea SurY.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
Cattle Quarantine
To Be Extended

WASHINGTON, Feb. 26-Depart-
ment of agriculture officials indicat-
ed that the cattle quarantine in Cal
ifornia would be extended to at least
six mroe counties in a day or two.
Three coInties-Alameda Contracts
ia and Solano-were placed under
quarantine Saturday by federal or
der when cases of foot and mouth
disease were discovered in that sec
ton Of the state. Napa county is
TO be included today. it was said.
The remaining four counties which
probably will be affected by govern
ment quarantine order are San Ma
teo, Santa Clara, San joaquin and
Marin
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
NEW LAMP BURNS
$40 AIR
Beats Electric or Gas

new oil lamp that gives an amazing
" brilliant. soft. white light, even better
than gas or electricity. has been tested by
the L. S. Government and So leading uni
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ordinary oil lamps. 1t burns without odor,
smoke or noise-no pumping up. is simple,
clean. safe. Burns 81 CO air and 8 % COM
mon kerosene (coal OLD
The inventor. 4. y. Johnson, 642 y.
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Mama Of Dollar Bills
Falls From Train on
Gross Tie Tourists

RENO, New, Feb. 26.-Moss for
rolling stones was furnished when
a bag containing 1000 in one-dol-
lar bills fell under a train at Cobre
Junction.
The train cut open the bag, scat
tered its contents along 125 miles OF
right of way. About half of the
money was not recovered.
1t was picked up by cite tour.
lists" in the belief Of officials.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
Arkansas Outlaw to Die
For SIaNinn of Officer

LITTLE ROCK. Ark. Feb. IS
The. state supreme court today at
tirmed the conviction and death sem
tenCe of Diamond Joe" Sullivan,
lone survivor Of the bandit trio which
escaped the state prison here recent.
", and issued mandate for his exc
cItion. Governor MCRae within the
next few days will furnish the date
upon which the picturesque guuman
must die. sullivan, together with
Emory Conneu, was sentenced 20
Heath for the murder Of Detective
Sergesnts Moore and Hay during 1
Sun battle.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
Auto Tank Blast
Burns 3 Children

TUSCALOOSA. Ala. Feb. 26.-Ex-
plosion of a gasoline tank on an
automobile here Monday resulted in
injury to three small children of
Joe FERRY. Raiford, age nine, the
oldest of the children, was perhaps
fatally burned. Cecil. age five. was
burned while trying to rescue his
older brother. Otis, age three, was
the other victim. ~ IS believed that
one Of the children dropped a match
in THO gasoline tanl.
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ASTHMA NOW GONE

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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
Doheny Hits Back;
Denies Oil Scandal
Ever Has Existed

NEW YORK. Feb. 25.-Edward L.
Doheny, oil magnate, last night
lashed back at his critics.
"These Bolshevilx senator's" he de.
clared, "are afraid of their constitu-
ents. They have chocolate eclair
spines. What we need in this whole
oil affair is some one to pin down
the people who are talking reckless
ly and say: Who told you this?
Where did you hear it?' Most of
them would have to admit that they
were simply hawking rumors.
II think / have right to say
that these men who are stirring
up this evil are character assassins.
81 tell you there is no oil scandal.
There never has been any oil scan
dial, No one has been corrupted. II
any one got any advantage out of
these oil leases it was the United
States government. You must re-
member that the oil reserve was
created at Pearl Harbor before the
four power treaty was signed.
Il welcome court action in this
whole thing. I want dispassionate
Judge to hear my side. Now that the
president has two gold men to con.
duct this investigation why doesn't
the committee quit and let them do
the work. [ want to tell my story
before an impartial court.
IF | go to the penitentiary, there
are others that will so, too"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1924-02-28
Dry Agents Capture Boat,
Liquor. Teams and 8 Men

NEW ORLEANS. Feb. 26.-Fed-
eral prohibition agents early yester-
day captured the. auxiliary schooner
Young Bride" 2,244 quarts of choice
liquor, two wagons, four mules and
eight men at Shrewsbury, on the
Mississippi river few miles above
New Orleans, it became known TO,
day. The liquor was being loaded
on the wagons when the officers ap-
peared.
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D0HENY TRYING TO DIVERT
ATTENTION. WHEELED SAYS

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Sena.
tor Wheeler. Democrat, Montana to.
day charged z. l.. Doheny in at
tacks on him was trying Ito draw
a red herring across the trail OF
the oil investigation. Mr.. Doheny
had requested that Mr. Wheeler be
called before the committee in con,
nection with senate speech mention
Ing the oil operator.
Senator Wheeler said he had OBJ
tanned no information regarding At,
torney General Daugherty or Mr..
Doheny from CASTOR b. Means, for
mer department Of justice opera.
tive, although Means had called on
him. Means was indicted last sum.
mer in connection with a Pennsyl.
vania case involving charges of sale
of alleged Influence with the depart
meut of justice.
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Three Dead, ; Dying,
Eight More Made Ill
By Spoiled Sausage

STERLING, Col. Feb 26.-Three
persons are dead here. three are in a
critical condition. and eight others
are i'll as the result of eating poison
ed sausage. The malady has been
DIAGNOSED as hntulism
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Coast Guard Cutter
Captures Five Rum
Running Motorboats

NEW YORK. Feb. 26.-The coast
guard cutter Hudson Monday cap
tured five rum-running motorboats
and their crews off Sandy Hook. The
runners had been operating between
the rum fleet and Long Island towns.
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fore my last TWO
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feet health and !
am on my feet
getting meals and
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|housework until
Ian hour before thu
baby is born. A,
friend told me t.
take it and / hav,;
fused ten bottle
Sc;pooThoopd a ho,lT
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ADVERTISEMENT
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CHILDREN CRY FOR "CASTOR|A"
Especially Prepared for Infants and Children of All Ages

Mother! Fletcher's Castoria has
been in use for over so years as 4
pleasant, harmless substitute for
Castor Oil. Paregoric. Teethiug
Drops and Soothing Syrups, Con
tains no narcotics. Proven directions
are on each package Physicians
everywhere recommend It, The kind
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Mrs. Nicola Paluzzi Says

Mishawaka, Indiana. - II took
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound for weakness before my babie |
were born. / was weak and tire {
out all the time and it helped me.
When had inward inflammation th {
doctor treated me, but did not bel
me, so I tried Lydia E. Pinkham /
Sanative Wash and it helped me
once" - Mrs. NICOLA PALuzZI, Al /
E. Broadway, Mishawaka, Indiana.
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BEFORE BABIES
WERE BORN
Mrs. Oswald Benefited by
Taking Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound

Girardville, PAT took Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound be-
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it. recommend the Vegetable Com
pound whenever can. Just yesterday
friend was telling me how mlser-
able she felt, and / said, If you star
taking Lydia E. Pinkham's you vii
feel fine Now she is taking it. -
Mrs. P. j. OSWALD, JR., 406 West
Ogden St., Girardville, Pa.
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LONG SAYS CANDIDACY
OF REED NOT BONA EIDE

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 26.-Brecken-
ridge Long, former third assistant
secretary of state, in a letter to r.
Green Terrill, of Moberly, Mo-, a
member Of the Democratic state
committee, asserts that United States
Senator James A. Reed is not a
bona fide" candidate for the Demo-
cratic presidential nomination. He
alleges Reed is acting in furtherance
of a scheme of William Randolph
Hearst and Charles F. Murphy, of
New York, and George Brennan, of
Chicago, to control az third Of the
delegates to the national convention
and prevent the nomination of Will
liam Gibbs McAdoo.
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ATTEMPT TO READ SPEECH
INTO RECORD is BLOCKED

WASHINGTON, Feb. &c. = Demo-
cratic leader Robinson today object
ed to a request by Senator Moses,
Republican, New Hampshire, for
printing in the Congressional Record
the speech which Senator Reed, Dem
ocrat, Missouri. made in st. Louis
last night, attacking w. G. McAdoo.
When Senator Moses attempted to
read the speech into the record, Sena-
tor Robinson took him off his feet
by demanding the regular order.
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Subtraction guaranteed money promptly re-
funded. UNIVERSAL SALES CO.. pasL IA.
2s9 .sfoasNsys -Esz tsEk elh. ------.-------.-..
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ond Presbyterian Church Sunday. Dec.
21st. follows.
organ Prelude-"Christma in Sicily" ..Yon
Anthenl-"Christians Awakei" -.
Recitative and Air
For Behold Darkness" ............
The People that Walked in Dark
ness Mr. te= E. Z stidham. '''''-''
Organ offertory-" Pastoral in F..
solc-5s virgin: 1jIai,v D]d,s 5 B Bae2
Miss Mary Moorman
Antheul-"Han the Hns!" Bartlette
Organ Postlude-"Glory to Cod Mes
2Yesper Service Of Music at Al 5-e-i'-'
Organ Meditation Prelude-"Christ-
Anthem-"Joy and Gladness' .....
Christmas Carol - ION a winters
solo-"Reiolce Greatiy!' 5Messiahl
Mrs. James H. Lowry. H'-''''-
Organ ude-"Atr' ...... J. S. Bach
Anthony Came Upon tho Md
Organ aiS Pos GSis Christmas; March Camp
-............. Merkel
The quartet is: Mrs. James II. Lowry.
soprano; Miss Mary NOormau. alto. Mr..
Frank b Nusbaum. tenor; Mr.. Z. Z. Std
ham, bass.
Charles F. Hansen Is organist and mu-
sss
BROADWAY VI. z.
Two choirs OF one hundred voices Will
give the program Willard +. Beck Is dl-
rector and Mrs. Mary Z. white Orgauist.
They VIII be- assisted by the Spink-Arms
trio IS follows: Violin. Miss L0rinda Cot.
tiugham; cello. Miss Susan Woodbury.. ana
piano, Miss Christine Houseman.
Morning. 10:45-
Organ Exultemus" ....... Kinder
lynn Portuguese Hymn
Carol Anthem-"Sing. 0 Sins This
BLESSED Mora .......--. h9 gers
Carol OF The Russian Children 800. Gaui
soprano, Mrs Il. J. Kreipke alto. Mrs. E
- '''' 6sss . Sir c -9 q T S ID A0S'''
seTmon-'-Ihe First Christmas -. 81.
Antheni-;oj Little Town m Of B Be -S,- a.
Hynln&.w5i'e Shepherds watcbcd
Their Floc,1s by Night. .... Handel
Evening. To
organ" Christmas Fantasy" ........ Norris
cborus-'Halii King Of Kinssi'' Adams
Junior Choir.
Hy1nn-"snsnt Night! Holy Nishtr
An,hen,-'o QUITE: night o HOY '''
Aa,h5 a5S2e There Were s sS,a-''SS'
Two choirs: Mr. P. E Holder. tenor. Mr.,
C. c Lloyd. bass
Organ-"SU Sunset az Bethlehe EN-. -. Lacey
soprano solo-"There Were shep-.
herds ...-......,....... Scott
Ms y S Ritter
Carol BY Junior Choir-'Sleep Ny Lit
Hymn-STheros a song in the Air.
Anthen-'T6e Infant Jesus. -
sol.i... Mr. P,ri Yates '''
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Would See Jesus

When Jesus came to Jericho lac
chaeus longed to see Him. Why?
We do not know. 1t may have been
idle curiosity. or It may have been
that Zacchaeus had heard that Jesus
did not despise men just because
other people In the community de-
spised them. and he may have had
some faint hope that Jesus would be-
friend him
He was very little Of stature, so
he climbed a tree. That would not
seem TO be a very dignifled thing,
and. as there was such a throng Of
people, we may be sure that It only
made Zacchaeus more conspicuous.
If the crowd was like a crowd
today waiting for a procession TO
pass we may be sure that the boys
in the street 'guyed" Zacchaeus. and
made all sorts of fun of him, But
Zacchaeus did not care for he had
determined that he was going to gee
Jesus.
That IS the right way 10 see Jesus.
We never can see Him while our
hearts are fun OF pride, and also we
must rise above the throng SO
Zacchaeus climbed a sycamore where
Jesus was 70 pass.
Jesus Stopped
And then a strange thing hap
pened. Jesus was looking for Zac-
chaeus even more than ZaCchaeus
was looking for Him. That Is al
ways the way. Jesus is always anx-
ious TO make himself known.
So. here. He stopped under the
tree. and He invited Himself 70 Gao
chaeus' home. What buzzing OF
tongues there was! Jesus had gone
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Story of the Conversion of Zacchaesas of Jericho
BY W. E. GILROY. D. D..
Editor of The Congregationalist

TT ACCHAEUS lived in Jericho,
He was Jew and publican.
- which was a very bad COM
bination, and one that brought him
much contempt in his own city. For
this meant that his patriotism. and
his loyalty, both to his race and his
religion, were doubtful.
The publican was a tax-gatherer,
and as Palestine was under the for
eign domination Of Rome, he was
helping to maintain the foreign yoke.
Moreover, as taxes were not fixed
exactly, as now, but were farmed
out to one who paid so much for the
privilege Of collecting, but who was
likely to make all he could by extor-
ton. the publican as we'll as being
doubtful in his patriotism was apt
TO have an unsavory reputation In
the matter of honesty. So Zacchaeus
at least belonged to an unsavory
class
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Pastors Of nearly all the churches
will deliver their Christmas messages
on Sunday.
In addition to the sermons by the
pastors, all churches have arranged
special Christmas Sunday musical
programmes.
The subjects Of the pastors all
apply to the spirit of the Christmas
season.
DIR. EDWIN CUNNINGHAM Of
the Central UniversaHst Church
viii preach Sunday morning at
1856 o'clock on THE Challenge of
the Pacihst," and at 400 O'Clock at
"a Child That Became Master Of
Its Own Soul
THE REV. PAUL w. EDDING-
FIELD will preach Sunday morning
at the Broad Ripple Christian
Church on "At Peace With One
Another" and Gods Confession, q"
at night.
THE WONDERFUL CHRIST, -
is the Christmas subject for the Rev.
J. II Rulings sermon Sunday morn
ing at the Second Evangelical
Church. At $3.50 Sunday afternoon
the primary ard Junior department
Of the Sunday School will give a
Christmas program.
DIR. NJ. 3. HYDE 81 the Grace NJ.
Z, Church will preach Sunday morn
ing on "a Christmas Message,
Based on Sight Seeing in Beth
lehem." At night, "The Christmas
Story as Told in Tableau. Scripture
and Song"
THE REV. SHELBY c. LEE Of
the New Bethel Baptist Church viii
preach Sunday morning on IF
Every Day Were Christmas" and at
night, AN Evening With Christ
mas Hymns"
DR. FRANK S. c. wICKS Of All
Souls Unitarian Church announces
the following order OF service at II
a. m, Sunday:
ne sSo ho II Nam Ne Mast buddy q Ba
Carols-schooI
Irio-' Bereeuso~ - Adolpn scheuschuidt
Anthemwr"J Jesus, Of Nazareth. Gounod
Notices and Collection.
Harm solo-'-The Angelua" .--~~. Renie
TriQ-"Holy Night"
Solo and Trio-"Avs Marie -Gounod
HYMN 53I.
acknowledgements on Christmas AirE
Miss Gertrude -conts. cello
AT HILLsIDE CHRISTIAN
CHURCH Sunday morning the pas
tor. Homer Dale. will have for his
sermon subject eat the Cradle Of
tho Christ" Special Christmas mu-
sic viii be rendered by the choir I'M
der the direction Of Mrs, Carolyn
Turner assisted by the Claypool
trio. At the evening service special
music VIII be under the direction
Of Miss Grace Myers The pastor
viii preach on The MiHennium-a
Thousand Years with Christ" A
Christmas cantata Will be rendered
on Tuesday night under the direo-
ton Of Mr.. Carl Rush and Miss Car
men Morris. assisted by the SUNDAY
school orchestra,
AT LINWOOD CHRISTIAN
CHURCH. Rev. Daniels will preach
Sunday morning on Gods Supreme
Gift" and at night a Christmas play.
NO Room in the Inn" Will be given.
There viii be a white gift Offering.
AT ST. MATTHEW EvANGELI-
CAL LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rev
L. c. Z. Fackler viii preach on The
Shepherd Scene From Bethlehem
Plane" At night a Christmas pro
gram wifi be given consisting OF
chorus. choir and male Quartette
numbers. on Christmas day at 8
a. m. Rev. Fackler Will conduct a
Christmas service.
SUNDAY AT II o'clock the Fair
view Presbyterian Church viii hold
its Christmas worship. with music
arranged by Mrs. Edenharter. as fol
lows: Prelude, Silent Night" Dud-
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ST. FRANCIS DE SALES

christmas Program Midnight Mass---
Mass in Honor of Our Lady of Pom
pei" No 81 Op lar Eduardo Mario
Ofertory-" Laetentur COeli' j Wtegand
Commqnion-"A deste Fideles" .. Werner
The Midnight Mass will be. preceded by
vocal selections. rendered by the Choir and
Sanctuary BOYS
Soloists-Mrs. John Nelsn. Mrs. An
tbony Wagner. Mrs Cassimir Hurrle. Mrs.
John Denk Mrs MyrOn Gould, Mrs.
Charles NcVcy: the Misses Elizabeth
Marks. Catherine Alyward. Catherine
Heay Ida and Laura Fuss.
School children TO sing at 8 O'Clock.
Christmas Carols will be sung by the
school children during the o'clock Mass
Program OF Children Of Mary
Christmas Carols viii also be sung dur.
ing one OF the Masses by the Children Of
Mary.
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Protestant pastors Will deliver
their annual Christmas messages on
Sunday. Some have planned special
Sunday afternoon.
Probably never before In the his.
tory of the churches have such
elaorate plans been made along
musical lines for Christmas Sunday.
PROGRAMs-NORTH NJ. Z. CHURCH
Sunday Evening. 7:45-
Mrs. Or. James Wynn. OrEanist. Director
Quartette-
Miss Mildred Leonard. Soprano.
Mrs. c. J. Berry. Alto.
Mr. 7. c. Broadstreet, Tenor.
Mr.. Edwin Holloway. Tenor.
PreIude-Selected.
Christmas Hymns
silent Night" Page 123.
ANGELS From tbs Realm Of Glory.
Anthem-"star Of the Orient. Shelley
Miss Leonard. Soprano.
Mr.. Holloway. Cello Obligato
DR.. Wynn. Flute Obhgato.
Brightest and Best" .. .Fearis
Choir.
HymI-''It Came Upon Midnight
Choir and Congregation.
Prayer.
ouartette-"Come 20 Ny Heart Lord
Jesus Observation-Disclosures Ambrose
Christmas CsroI-''The First Noel
Choir
Reading-'.,Ths Story of the other
Wise Man"
Mr.. Bogue
Christmas Carol Heard the Bells
on Christmas Day"
Ar1a-''Trust in Lord" from This
Prodigal Son" .......... Vincent
Mr.. Broadstreet
Awake for Thy King Has Come Jydson
Hyuln-''AlI Hail the Power Of Jesus
Name" TUNE Miles Isne'l
Choir and Congregation.
Benediction
Postlude-Selectsd
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''to be the guest with man that
was sinner"
Jesus had no more pride than Gao
chaeus! What g miserable thing
pride is after ALI Pride and preju-
dice do moro than anything else to
keep people from being decently hui
man.
And how much better people are
than we think them when we treat
them decently. and give them g
chance TO treat us In the same way.
How little these people OF Jericho
knew their fellow-townsmanl
Two Theories
There arc two theories Of FAC
chaeus. One is that he had been
Just an ordinary pubIcan--that he
was Just a plain disreputble sinner
until Jesus came along and shook
him out Of himself and gave him
a chance to become a new man.
Perhaps that theory IS right. but
there IS another. which was finely
expressed nearly three-Q quarters OF a
century ago by great preacher
in England. Frederic W Robertson.
It is found IN hts published ser
mons, and he calls It Triumphing
over Hndrances.
Robertson takes the idea that
zacchaeus. though he had In some
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BACK HOME AGAIN

Automobiles reported found by
police belong to:
Charles Craner. $50 E, Market
st, Chevrolet, found stripped of
tires and parts at Greenwood, Ind.
Ida Mitchell, 1920 S. Meridian St,
Ford. found at Madison Ave. and
Pleasant Run Blvd.
Edna Flag. 1910 z. Thirty-second
St, Nash, found at Vidrginia Ave.
and East St.
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Mirrors I'm Books

BERLIN. Dec. G0.-August IIoff-
man has accumulated a small for
tune through the manufacture of
books containing loohng-glasses on
the underside of the front cover.
The books have become unusually
popular as gifts, and hundreds OF
them are being sold in all parts of
Germany. The books are especial
favorites with women.