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why they were sent to bed they would
quite likely say, "Mother couldn't
stand the noise" Mother couldn't DR.
wouldn't, which?
Such is often the state of affairs in
our present day home. Father comes
home from work tired and nervous.
Bobby and Jane are busily engaged
in game of circus. In due time
(and very short time at that) father
demands angrily that the noise cease
and he informs mother that the place
is like boiler factory, and the re-
suit is that two small children give
up their game.
Father is not always the one to put
a wet blanket on the game. l have
in mind a friend of mine, a mother
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of three small healthy, growing chill
dren. i can see her plainly, seated
in chair, one eye on her book and
the other on the children. When the
noise reaches certain point, down
goes the book, up rises mother and
three sulky little people are sent to
bed.
Children will generally obey be-
cause they understand that il is ex-
pected of them but they often do SO
with resentment and anger. They
"stop" because mother said they must
stop, and, in the words of the child
rem, they will "catch it, If they do
not.
The parent who deals with the
children in this way is so concerned
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HEDGES NOTES

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Mrs. Cecil Richards has very kind
ly given her room to the Ladies Aid
who will serve lunch at small charge
election day.
Mrs. C. E. Cox left Sunday for
the east to visit with her son Har-
ny and his family. Mrs. Cox will he
away indefinitely.
A very pleasant social evening
was spent Thursday evening when q
number of friends gave a surprise
party to Mrs. Cox prior to her leav-
ing for the east. Cake, sandwiches
and coffee were served by the ladies.
Mrs. Charlie Piert had message
from Vancouver Sunday that her Sis
ter's eldest boy had died from infan-
tile paralysis. He was six years old.
Pomona Grange will be held at the
Valley club November 8, and all
grangers who can are invited to meet
with them.
The grange will meet as usual in
the assembly room November 2. Short
business before the young peoples
social hour. Ladies please bring cake.
Mrs. Livingstone returned home
Sunday from Portland where she had
been visiting with her daughter who
was sick.
The Adult Bible class was very
glad to see their leader Mr.. Mac
Alvaine back Sunday after his seige
of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Volland and family
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Ger
ard Sunday.
Jesse Lande had the misfortune to
injure his knee last Friday while
playing football at school.
o. Jones is moving with his family
onto the Allen ranch this week.
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should have troubled you with these
Details" Gerald said, little uneasy,
"but in the main they are correct"
III make you an allowance. az yen
know" his father continued, "as my
only son and the heir to Hinterleys, q
I'VE thousand q year, which can wen
afford to do. You have yourself .
portion Of Hinterleys house In town.
and you have the use Of my servants
there. Your polo ponies, by express
arrangement, have always been charges
to my own stable expenses You must
forgive my feeling some surprise.
therefore, at the fact that you have
found 1t necessary to raise these large
sums of money"
Gerald was silent for moment,
conscious of and inwardly resenting
his fathers anxious scrutiny. Some
thing Of the bitterness which he was
feeling showed itself. perhaps. IN his
tone.
81 needed the money, dad" he said.
"It will probably all come back to me,
or its value"
eff the necessity Ii Occasioned ~
your losses at cards or on the turf,
Lord Hinterleys continued, II should
prefer making you some advance my
self, to having you part with land
which belonged to your great gran1-
mother, or executing mortgage upon
any part Of your property"
II have needed the money for quite
a different purpose" Gerald explained,
"a purpose which precluded my apply
Ing to you. There are other people
involved"
"You have never presented yoursef
to my mind, Gerald" his father adj
mitted, "as being likely tool for the
adventures or harpies Of the world ]
shall continue to believe that you are
able to take care Of yourself. although
I am bound to say that ! regret your
lack Of confidence"
az shall be In position to tell ySo
the whole story very shortly. Geraid
promised. 1.-THE element OF secrecy
about 1t at present has nothing to %
with me"
They made their way through the
window, on to the terrace, down the
steps and across the lawn to the cedar
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Friday and Saturday-Lenore u
ric in "Tiger Rose" Also Larry Sem
on in ''The Counter Jumper"
Sunday-Earle Williams, Renee
Adoree, Barbara LAMAR and Wal
lace Beery in "The Eternal Strug-
gle." Also q comedy.
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Monday and Tuesday Dainty Viola
Dana in "In Search of Thrill" Also
comedy.
Wednesday and Thursday-"Lilies
Of the Field" is picture strong in
drama, rare in beauty, with Corrine
Griffith and Conway Tearle. Also Pa
the News and comedy.
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HOME EDUCATION
The Child's First School is the
Family Froebe!.

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THE OLD WOMAN'S DISCIPLINE
"There was an old woman who
lived in a shoe,
She had so many children she
didn't know what to do;
She gave them some broth without
any bread,
And whipped them all soundly,
and put them to bed"
Can you picture the poor distracted
mother? She deserves sympathy no
doubt, but did you ever stop and con-
slider the children? I often wonder
what they thought about it. Did
they understand why they were put
to bed? If you were to ask them
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.,othipg WOULD induce me 70 any,
No'n the SORT" she replied. II
thine = y have left my aunt alone
s ute long noush." :. 80.
se"s .oot ) the scull and dug 1t into
!. :. still sagnant water he ola moi no
ss.l sssn until they reached the
.wn.re is this other manT ne
- = be handed her out.
=. bought for several moments
o.s - answered. Then she turned
pu"s h,r with the air of one who
n" .r,yed at a decision.
=. .rhs other man." she declared rs
ssother He is in prison. con-
800 to what you call. / believe
~, ,ervitudA."
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Reg. A. Major
Presbyterian Church
Rev. A. r. Ogden
Ssvenh Day Adveneist
Major ]. T. Douglas
Dr.. Park Weed Wills
10. Janeck
Morris A. Langhcrne
Clarence l. Reaunes
Id Lowman
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EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Rev. q. e. Tiffany
Presidenf Seatsie Methodist
College
Rev. OIL Hawk
Pastor Lutheran Church
Rev. Ambrose Bailey
Pasooe Bapeise Church
Rev. John Carroll Perkins
pnGeur On1fnGann Chmcch
Canon Wm. II. Biz
paseepal CAnseA
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By decreasing the per capita funds for educating the
Il would overcrowd school and overburden sch
Initiative - would make il crime for pare
SCHOOL outside the district In which he lives.
It would break down our child labor law.
Passage of - would hold back developmeu
invest nor people settle where there oppressive Law
Il would destroy orphan schools, and jail a fat
ones In a boarding school
Vote AGAINST" - for the sake Of fair play,
the sake Of our public schools
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ANALYTICAL CHEMIST
 SAYS MRS. SHEATHLEY
 DEAD BEFORE BURNED

Columbus, Ohio, Nov. 24, (AP)
 The preliminary report by the analytical chemist who was re- tained by the state in the investi- gation of the burning of the wife of Rev Sheathley, minister at Bex- ley Harbor, Monday was to the effect that the woman was dead when she entered the furnace. con- tradiction the coroner's jury which decided that the woman had "crawled into the fire box and closed the door behind her" The prosecuting attorney is looking for murder clews and thinks that suf- fication or strangulation was the cause of the womans death and
 murderer threw the bo.y into the fire to cover the crime.
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England last night.
CONFIDENCE MAN CAUGHT
 IN HALIFAX, CANADA

Halifax. Nov 25, IAPD-Discov- cred by Assistant State Attorney John A. Barbe, of Chicago. who says he has the smoothcst and most dangerous confidence man in the United States. Leo Koretz was ar- rested in a hotel here tonight on charge of using the mails to do fraud to the extent of two million dollars or more Extradition pro- ceedings were waved and koretZ ia being taken to Chicago to answer the complaints against him.
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STONE CROSSES FOR
 WAR HEROES GRAVES

Washington. Nov. 24. (AP)-
 Secretary Weeks today accepted the recommendations of the Battle Monument Committee headed by General Pershing for the erection of stone crosses for the American soldiers who are buried in France. The designs call for an expenditure of half million dollars. Graves of those of the Jewish faith will have the distinguishing star of Da- vid design. It is still undecided whether the nonsectarian chapels will be erected at each of the eight American cemeteries in France.
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CONTAMINATION BY PHOTO
 IS NEXT RADIO STEP

Washington. Nov A. (AP)- Major General Saltzman declared in his annual report as chief of the Army Signal Corps that the future by rado photography. He de clared that the Army deserves much credit for the cable replacements on the Alaska cable and telegraph system development during the past year. He spoke of tile cable ship Dellwood laying 955 miles of cable between Seattle and ketchikan.
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MONDAY
 TeLEeRAPH'c,
ANCHORAGE JURIsT
 DIES; HEART TROUBLE

Anchorage, Nov. 23. (AP)- Judge Leopold David, forty-five, died last night of heart trouble. Judge David was born in Brook iyn. New York, He is a veteran of the Spanish American War and came to Anchorage twenty years ago direct from the Philippines, where he saw war service. He was elected the first mayor of An ehorage. His partner In the law hrm is L. V. Ray, Mayor of Sew ard. David was a prominent Mas on, Odd Fellow and Elk, Besides his widow. he is surveyed by his two sons and one daughter.
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DEATH VALLEY LOSES
 RECORD OF HOTTEST
 PLACE ON EARTH

London. Nov. 26. (AP)- The hottest place on the surface of the earth is the Italian settlement of Axisia. in the southern part of Tripoli, North Africa where the thermometer lately registered 136 in the shade. The previous heat rec ord was held by Death Valley, Cal ifornia which was 134 degrees.
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NATIONAL GRANGE
 OPPOSES FORMING
 NAT. DEPT. EDUCATION

Atlantic City, Nov. 23. (AP)- Opposition to the establishment of a national department of educat- ion was strongly voiced by. the National Grange in convention here. Vocational education was endorsed and further recommendation of the projects of the Far West were opposed for the reason of favoring a referendum before the war was passed.
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Boston, Nov. 2i. (AP)- De- cendants of the Mayflower pass engers are duty bound 10 stamp radicalism and pacifism out. said Addison P. Monroe. of Providence, Rhode Island, Governor General of the Society of Mayfower decend- ants at dinner celebrated at the three hundred fourth anniversary of the arrival of the ship.
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SMALL JOINS ACTION
 AGAINST INSURGENTS

Washington. Nov. 24. (AP)- Representative Small of New York Chairman of the Rules Committee joined the forces of the Republi- cans in favor of withholding from insurgents consideration hitherto given following a conference with President Coolidge.
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NO MYSTERY WHO
 MURDER92D KATE

San Francisco, Nov. 23, (AP)- Ernest Both, known to the police as the ammonia bandit was recap tuerd after escaping from the city jail. He admitted 10 the police that he had been seen in Los An geles the day that Katz was mur- dered After Captain Cahi1l of Los Angeles questioned him he said "The Katz staying is no rnys- tery. I know who killed him" The testimony didn't duplicate Both. Q.
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KING FUDA RESIGNATION
 Is ACCEPTED

Cairo, Nov 24, (AP)-Lord FL lenby. British High Commissioner. informed the Egyptian Premier Zagoul that he had instructions for British forces to occupy and enforce British demands following the assassination of General Sir Lee Stack. The Egyptian cabinet headed by Pasha was rendered the resignation of King Fuda, which was accepted.
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Halifax. Nov. A, (AP)- The British Schooner arrived here yes- terday after having been taken and later abandoned by liquor pirates on the high seas. When lowed to port. the captain told of the ex- periences with the hijackers who he said were worse than any of the old Chinese pirates ever thoug ght of being.
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EVIDENTLY SECRET

Los Angeles. Nov. 25, (AP)- If Charlie Chaplin is to be married in Empalme as reported from Mex ico, the members of his household here are in complete ignorance of it. is reports from the comedians home here today.
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EX.CONGRESSNAN DIES
 AGED ElGHTY-SIX

Richmond, Va. Nov A. (AP)- John Lali3. S6. member f the 55th to tEe 61st Congress from the 3rd District of Virginia died yester day. MT. Lamb was a menber of the 3rd Virginia Cavalry serving in the ranks from private tc Cap- tain during the Civil War
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WALT JOHNSON OAKLAND
 DEAL CALLED OFF

Oakland, Nov. 23, (AP)- The plans of Walter Johnson. Senator star pitcher who was figuring on buying the Oakland Baseball Club have been abandoned it was am nounced tonight. Johnson failed to make the second payment of twenty-five thousand dollars which was due today and the deal was called off by the present owners.
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CHAPLIN TO
 BE MARRIED-REPO

Mexco City, Nov. 25. (APD- Charlie Chaplin is expected in Guay- mas today to marry his leading lady Lita Grey in the nearby town of Empalme. Chaplin is said to have obtained marriage license there on October IA, last.
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GETS YEAR IN PRISON
 FOR AUTO ACCIDENT

St. Johns. Newfoundland, Nov "A, tAP)-Leonard Reid. son of the late Sir William Reid, and grandson of pioneer railroader was convicted and sentenced to a year in prison for manslaughter after he had run into a crowd of his car turned turtle
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REBEL SCRAP IN
 ARGENTINE REPUBLIC

Beunos Aires, Nov. 26, (AP)- The rebel forces under Honorio Le- mos were routed at Cavera by state troops according to border advices which also state that the rebel dead are fifty-one and the government twelve.
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TUESDAY (TELEGRAPHiC)
TWO BIG MATTERS UP
 TO DECEMBER CONGRESS

Washington, Nov. 23. (AP) - Two of the most important matters which will confront the session of congress meeting next month are the Deficiency Bill and the Naval Construction Bill, the. latter one probably being the most important on account of the condition of
 the major units of the Hoot
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WOULD BUY TOWN
 FOR MARINE CORPS

Washington, Nov. 24, tAP)- The purchase of the town of Quan- tico. Virginia as a site for a great Marine Corps base was recommend ed by Major General John A La Jeune in his commandant's annual report. He said Continuing the D, esent dual control. creates con- ditions highly undesirable
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RAY COPPER COMPANY
 HEARING JANUARY

Washington, Nov. "A. (AP)-- The Supreme Court advanced the hearing of the case brought by the Ray Consolidated Copper Company to January 5th The action is to test the basis nsed by the govern ment in imposing excess tax on cor porations.
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FAMOUS MONUMENT OF ARCHITECTURE IS
 GUTTED BY FIRE

Naples, Italy, Nov. 23. (AP)- Fires starting from an explosion of a movie film gutted the Umberte Galleries in the center of the city which famous monument of arch lecture was built in 1890 at the cost of two million francs. One man was severely burned in es- caping from the flaming building.
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ZR-3 OFFICIALLY CHRISTENED
 "LOS ANGELES"

Eakehurst, N. J., Nov. 2s, (APl
 The zR-3 left here at nine this morning for Washington where the official christening. remaining 1t L 8 Angeles took place. Mrs. Cool idge took part in the exercise re- leasing ,thirty-three pigeons from the prov.
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S3O ,OOO LOSS IN KIRKLAND
 FIRE YESTERDAY \. VT.

Seattle. Nov. 25. (AP)-Fire which broke out in the early morn ing hours in Kirkland, opposite Se attle on Lake Washington, destroyed three stores and their contents and threatened the entire business dis tric,. The loss is over s30,OO0.
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LEWIS
 FOR SEC. OF LABOR

Washington, Nov. 24. (AP)- John L. Lewis. President of the United Mine Workers was recom- rended to President Coolidge for the office of Secretary of Labor to succeed James J. Davis, who is re- signing by Judge Oscar E. Brand, of the U. s. Court of Customs Ap- peals in Washington.
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MRS. DAUGHERTY
 DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS

Columbus, O., Nov. 23, (AP)- Mrs Harry M. Daugherty, wife of the former attorney general of the United States died at midnight from the effects of an attack of pneu- monia. She had been an invalid for several years.
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OVERSUBS(RIBE FRENCH
 LOAN IN ONE HOUR

New York. Nov. 24, (AP)- Sub stantial ver-subscription of the one hundred million dollar French Loan by the J. P. Morgan syndicate was announced within an hour after the issue was offered for sale.
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YUAN CHI JUL NOW
 PRESIDENT CHINA

Peking, Nov. 26, (APl-Tuan Chi Jui, former leader of the Anfu Military party assumed the office of President of the new govern ment A provisional cabinet was formed following the seizure of Pekng by Feng Yuhi Ang.
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DUTCH ARINIAN MAKES
 5000 MILE FLIGHT

We1ter-Verden, Nov 24, tAP)- The Dutch airman Vanderhoop on his way from Holland to Java ar rived. completing his 5000 mile journey to test the possibility. of commercial aviation between Ho1- land and Java.
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PAY HALF MILLION
 INDEMNITY FOR STACK

Cairo, Nov. 25. (AP)-Indem- nity of one half million pounds for the death of General Sir Lee Stack was paid and the payment accom- panied note protesting the Brit ish demands for tie evacuation of Sudan
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JEWELRY SALESMAN IS
 ROBBED OF DIAMONDS

Chicago, Nov. 24. (AP)-C. T.. Morris. salesman of large New York Jewelry firm reported to the police that he was held up by two bandits on the south side and re- lieved of diamonds valued at over hundred thousand dollars last night.
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OFFICIALS ATTEND MRS.
 DAUGHERTY'S FUNERAL

Columbus. O., Nov. 26. (AP)-
 Secretaries Weeks and Work and Postmaster General New attended the funeral of Mrs. Lucie Daugh- erty, the wife of former Attorney General Daugherty here.
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REPRESENTATIVE
TO DEMAND ACTION ON
 GENERAL STACK MURDER

London, Nov. 23, (AP)- The population as well as the officials are firm that satisfaction be gained from Egyption courts after the assassination of General Sir Lee Stack which occurred in Cairo last week.
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WEDNESDAY (TELEGRAPHic>
NEED MORE OFFICERS
 SAYS ADMIRAL SCHOEMAKER

Washington, Nov. 25, (AP)-Ad- miral W. R. Shoemaker, Chief Navigation Officer of the U. S. Navy in his report here today said that 'the shortage of commissioned per- sonnel is reacting adversely to the efficiency of the Navy"
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SHORT SESSION TO TALK
 FARM LEGISLATION

Washington. Nov. 23, (AP) = It is evident that one of the prin- cipal topics at he short session of Congress will be farm legislation. Senator Capper of Kansas, after a conference with President Coolidge said that an Agricultural Commis-
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London, Nov 24. tAP)-Des- patches here say that the alleged assassin of General Sir Lee Stack has been apprehended after the confession of a taXicab driver.
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RETURNS ARE IN FROM
 SHUNGNAK AND KIANA

Owing to the fact that MT. Ar thur Wright's name and returns were inadvertently omitted in the Nugget Saturday we are republish- ing the tally in full.
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SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR
 MRS. HARDING TODAY

Marion, Ohio, Nov. 24, (AP)- Mrs. Harding's funeral which is be ing held today is planned to be very simple according to George B. Christian, Junior, in charge of of Washington officials who are the honorary pallbearers.
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OF
 U. S. TREASURY DEAD

Gazenovia, N. Y., Nov. 24, (AP) Charles Stebbins Fairchild. S2. Secretary of the Treasury under President Grover Cleveland died at his home here this morning.
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BATTLESHIPS GO TO
 EGYPT TROUBLE SITES

London. Nov. 24. tAP)- The superdreadnaught Iron Duke was ordered to Alexandria. the battle- ship Maylaya to Port Said and the battle cruiser Caradoo and two destroyers to Sudan.
 SAY LIQUOR PIRATES ARE
 WORSE THAN CHINESE
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HOWARD M. CORE
 SEC. OF AGRICULTURE

Washington, Nov. 24, tAP)- Howard NJ. Gore of West Virginia was appointed Secretary of Agri- culture to succeed the late Henry C. Wallace. He will serve until March I, when he will take office as governor of his home state
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Constantinople. Turkey, Nov. "A, (AP)-Ismet Pasha. Turkish Pre- mier resigned his position giv- ing poor health as the reason of his retirement from public life He is succeeded by Fethi Bey.
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London, Nov. 26. (AP)-Evac- uation of Sudan by the Egyptian army has begun according to despatch from Cairo.
 Cairo. Nov. 26. (AP) The Egyptian Parliament adjourned by Royal Decree to December 25.
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.GRIDIRON RESULTS

Seattle, Nov. 23, (AP)-Special The following are the results of the weekend varsity football games:
 Yale 19, Harvard 6.
 Syracuse 2, Colgate 3.
 Bucknell 12, Rutgers 7.
 Penn State 2S. Marietta 0.
 Ohio State 0, Illinois 2.
 Wisconsin o, Chicago 0.
 Notre Dame 13. Northwestern 6.
 s. Cal. 13 Stanford 20.
 Washington IA, Wash. State O.
 California 20, Stanford 20.
 whitman 0, Montana 20.
 Oregon Aggies 3. Oregon '.
 Berkeley, Nov. 23, (AP)-- At tendant with the tying of the score r the last few minutes of the play n the Stanford vs. California game W. H. Phillips of Berkeley and Oscar H. Hansen. of Alameda, chief Cashier of the Southern Pacific company at San Francisco. bo.h ell dead as Stanford evened the .ount.
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London, Nov. 26, tAP).. The British government will withhold further action in regards to Egypt to allow the Egyptian cabinet to consider the British demands.
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HEAR LONDON RADIO
 PROGRAMS IN '. S.

New York Nov. 26, CAP Mum eroHs radio amateurs in the eastern states have reported of hearing ties. They say that the Rome British International broadcasters are best to listen in to.
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RESTRICT INSUFFICIENT
 MEMBERS OF PARTY

Washington, Nov. 24, (AP)- Representative Longworth of Ohio. Republican House leader favored the restriction of consideration publican members of the house.
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London, Nov 26, (AP)- The Egyptian crisis was eased by the resignation of Premier Zagoul Pasha in the view of the session of the cabinet but the members are firm that the demands of the British be fully carried out.
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Cairo, Acceptance of the Premier ship by Zirwar Pasha is believed likely to ease the tense situation. It is expected that complete cab inet will be formed tonight.
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Washington, Nov. 23. (AP) - A detachment of one hundred off, cers and men were ordered to duty at the funeral of Mrs. Harding.
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week shows excess reserve Of S2S,S94,OOO an increase of over SPA. 900 ever last week.