The Washington times., 1924-04-26
Mrs. HAMON To.
BETTLEFOR
CHILDREN
wm Try % Clear Dead Hus-
bands Name for Their
Sake.

o@ = "9"sS tOs tuSH
Saka
NeutlnGed RON rage III
- N .fra tha family a haautisul
- n C.hjcaeo on the North
Rhmr. Drive and had made exfen.
siue ulans % discontinue the double
Ne ~ uas temporarily leading and
q - hir1seIf Oh the burden he was
earryinE-
"A mans reach should exceed his
nra~n. or what's a Heaven for?"
Al Uoshinrr loOaxs So deem into
- hur-,rt az = man as the ewes Of
- vuonan who loves him.
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--e~ fhaf meet Theirs through life
=, - v,-e~ent ouaStio,, oe ~
- in one Of our nation's most
IT1l..Velv rares of history.
Th~re's more than this in the
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lannon's heart was TO see his SON,
- sonls not very distant future,
e.s youngest PRESIDENT or the Unit
- SIAtes
re sald tnat repeatedly ana re-
<Atecly 70 me. Mrs. Hamon said
1ers IN washington yesterday where
ane h1S come quietly on her mis-
@lon q making Jake lannon's chill
aren uuafraid 10 face the world.
lake lannon's personal amin.
etun.~ ehe added- referring IN f6a
- 81 u.aVnafe's own ,not;ves in
t. tanxied web Of things 'was tn
R.r0me the national COMMITTEES
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n ~ o'ins ms annDlnOn 70
- nAme, YOU see MIS- ma
- eonl1aentea SIMPLY. mat 10
ny Ne wanted TO be national chalr-
-
NJ you ever look at a person and
tnelr manner picture them In inc
se ns~e On newspaper
olfue Belle had just sent her
murher q telegram from Chicago
tel4ng her Of a gift she had re-
oelrsd from a friends friend in
Chma- A little thing, but a home
e Ana OhNe Bene Is 1oing
A~i~per Nork IN chicago ana
4- Covering sOOo story
- "ns trained 10 the craIt.
- II Nno had reached ms sec
- - ~ .1.,' n Chlcaso University
- ONlli" IL,
- s lh1t Mrs. ramon
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Al 1870, FINN Rr,,an Obio
aat-d Ami 3 1ve-terday1 WAS on
~ t.hie- II was signed g. w
Hau1ing. and read:
M 4aks l. HamOn:
Nour mother was born i'm Lick
tnE. oounty. Ohio. Your grand.
f.thsr Harding lived in Licking.
EnuE and Williams counties. Ohio,
! an veil
LsEingiy. your uncle.
eStgneO g. w. HARDING.
c " Harding u,as sacord
-, - TroSide1t Har1;no
~ Hauon was NOT Interested
N R-ruufng one of the Presjdant's
nzRfuef ne wanted IN he n rail.
- - He was nlann;no 20 saII
0ut his Oh interests and was inter-
80 m the building OF railroads."
Ars- Hamon has in her posses
- = numter OF Cancelled checks
- ATE JAKE ramon showing
~ expenditures IN railroad
49,
80 also has many CANCELLED
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49, SirectIv or indirectly
49, vrere three or mora In O
- u,rla~p ~ them for s1o mn
- a. - foS SIE oo0 anc.to..
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