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Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
Wrapping Table
Is Installed In
Local POstOffice

For the convenience of city .csi.
dents and ranchers who wish to send
their Christmas gifts by maIl. a
wrapping table has been PLACED IN
he lobby of the postoffice, whore
paper and tviuc will be supplied
without charge, and packing g can
be securely wrapped so rs 10 in
sure reaching their destination in
good condition.
\ The wrapping table is made pos
siblc through the courtesy Of the
Francis Drug Company. and is in
accordance with - custom establish
ed bv Postmaster Collins several
years ago.
rush growing larger 90 THE post
offic., and throughout the d.T it
is crowded with 9e 1hs adiug
ont Christmas q -, ilr aa#9rt Of
parcel post matter kceIug the
postal CLERKS hr=g= % q taHe h.Ir.
Thus s4r the postoiliee force
has been able Ca. keep up IS esd
Of the constant Struggle agf.H>' 't-
cumulatHg mail, bat with Christ
mas onlF g. week off, Postmaster
Collins sgiJ today th", his clerks
viii be greatly handicapped from
now or ueicss the people aid ;hem
by mailing thcit parcel, as ealr in
the day - possible.
Every piece Of mail placed IN the
postoffice before noon, will help
the clerks more than tha public
realizes. Mail coming in from noon
until > clock can also be aaI lieI
with dispatch. However. un'oad-
ing great quantities of parcel post
and first class matter after >
o clock, caus - "a heavy and unwar-
ranted burden on the force.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
Mrs. Ince Must
Not ReWed For
7 Years, Edict
by United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Dee. lS.-Estate
of Thomas H, Ince, film producer
who died at his Beverly Hills home
recently, is valued at 81 10000, ac-
cording to the terms of the will, on
file today for probate.
More than a million dollars of
the amount is involved in the Thorn
as H. Ince studio.
The estate is left to the widow and
three sons. Mrs. Ince S portion goes
to her only in case she does not re-
marry for seven years. If she
should wed Befopc the expiration of
that period, she is to receive only
the income from her bequest for life.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
Expect Arr es t
of Elderly Man
i'm Poison Plot
BY United Press Leased Wire

REDONDO BEACH, Calf, Dee.
1S.-Arrest of an elderly man sus-
pectcd of connection in the plot to
poion Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mclich
of this city by sprinkling cyanide
over sugar on their dining room
table was expected here today.
The same man, it is believed,
wrote several letters to local resi-
dents signed Alchemist" and TAX
ing credit for recent illnesses in
various sections of the city.
In one of the letters, the writer
says he caused a man S blindness
because he "painfully abused the
confidence of an old cripple. We
have put the seed of the white
plague in his VEINS" the missive
! states.
Attempts to find the man referred
to in the strange letter have so fla
failed.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

What ticl1les us more shan any
other one single thing is seeing q
gossip bite her tongue.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
Perfect Flapper''
Valley Theater

"The Perfect Flapror, " the First
National picture is showing mt the
valley theater again tonight, is be-
ing hailed rs Colleen Moore 5 great
est contribution to the screen. Miss
Moore is supported by an musal
cast of all-star calibrc, including
sydney Chaplin, Phyllis Haver,
Frank Mayo, Lydia Nnotr, Charles
Wellesley and othcrs. John Fran
cis Dillon, of "Fimiug YOUTH
fame, also directed the production.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

Prosperity is coming back unless
we start yelling and scare it away.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

appeared. Description of the child
was broadcast and aroused interest
of the Stemlings, who identified the
boy at police headquarters as then
missing son.
\ court order restoring the baby
to his. parents was issued today.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
TRIAL OF LAND
PROMOTER TO BE
HELD DECEMBER 80

Los ANGELES, Dec. Is f. G.
Lewis of Atascadro, well known land
promoter, will face a bankruptcy
petition hearing in superior court
here on December 30, it was an
nolnccd today.
Lewis was namyl an alleged bank
rupt by five petitioning creditors
who claim his indebtedness in the
Palos Vcrdes project, near here, to-
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18
SON KIDNAPPED
LAST JUNE is
RESTORED TODAY
BY United Press Leased Wire

BY United Press Lenscd Wire
CAMDEN, n. j., Dec. 1S.-Russell
Stemling Jr., two year old son of
Girard Manor, Pa, family, kidnap-
ed last June, has been restored to
his parents.
The baby was abandoned here by
q man~I woman who rented u
room here Monday night and the dis
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

gethcr with other obligations,
amount to $9,314,240, while his as
sets, the petition alleges, are approx
imatcly $l,000,000.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

The Erownshasta ranch, Mt. Shas-
ia, has bought II muletail deeE from
the government, shipped from Ari-
ZOna
Imperial Valley press., 1924-12-18

Coolidge advises a trecless Christ
mas, to save our forests, but we
think matchless hunters would be
better.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
POULTRY DEPARTMENT.
White Leghorns

Cockerel: First IL. o. Hagler, Filler.
Hen: First and second Edmund VI
sieh, Filler.
Pullet: First and second: Diehl s.
Hawkins, Filler; third IL. o. Hagler.
Young pen: First Edmund Ulrich !;
second and third, Mrs. L. ). otto, Filler
Buff orpington
Cock. First Mrs. q. T. Olson, Filler
Cockerel: First c. b. Taylor, Han
Hen: First and second c. b. Taylor;
third Mrs. G.. T. Olson, Filler.
Pullet: First &. Il. Taylor.
Old pen. First, G. +. Denny, Filler.
Young pen: First &. b. Taylor.
Rhode Island Reds and Whites.
Cock: First ID. G. West, Bull; sec
ond Mrs. Glenn Whitney, Kimberly.
Cockcrel: First and second Mrs. ID.
n. Whitney, Twin Falls.
Hen: First and second Mrs. ID. \.
Whitney; third G. b. Taylor.
Pullet: First Mrs. Glenn Whitney;
second Mrs. d. y. Whitney; third Mrs.
Glenn whitney.
Young pen: First Mrs. Glenn Whit
ney.
Anconas.
Pullet. First and second Duncan Mu-
Rocks.
Cock: First Mrs. Gordon Bennett.
ma, Twin Falls.
Castleford: second and third Mrs. G.
r. Olson, Filler.
Cockerel First and second ]. II
Bryant, Twin Falls; third Mrs. I'D.
Bull.
second j. II. Bryant; third Mrs. R. ii.
zee, Filler.
Pullet: First and second J. II Bry-
INT.
Young pen: First and second J. II.
Bryant.
Light Branma
Cock: First AIRS. Gordon Bennett.
-oekerel; First and second Mrs Cor
len Bennett
Hen: First and second Mrs. Gordon
Bennett.
Cockerel: First Mrs. Gordon Ben
ictt
Turkeys.
Aged gobbler: First Mrs. r. +. Bush,
Filler; second and third Mrs. c. f.
)enney, Filler.
Hen: First and third Mrs. c. +. Den
lev; second Gustav kuntz, Bull
Young gobbler: First, second and
bird, Gustav Kuntz.
Geese
lander: First and second c. +. Den
Iey, Filler.
Hen; First and second G. F. Denney
Ducks-White Picking.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

A. II. Jagels, get Of Lava Rock b.
Chief Mercedes Docde.
Produce Of Dam: First A. y. Ross
produce Of Miss King Green Of Elder
wood; second A. +. Ross, produce Of
Princess Noble Rupert; third A. r
Ross. produce Of Princess MolIie RU
pert fourth y. q. Ehlers, produce Of
sarcastic Mercedes I.assie; fifth A. n
Jagels, produce 81 Ormsby DeKol
FObes.
Jerseys.
Exhibitor: Carl MiddIesfadt. Bull
II. 3. Otto, Filler.
Bull, 2 years and over: First Carl
Middlestadt on Msude Ashburn Chief.
Bull. junior yearling: First Carl Mid
dlcstadt; second T. ;. Otto on Golden
Lad
Bull, senior calf. FIRST Carl Middle
stadt.
cow. 8 years and over. First Carl Mid
Ilestadt on CieerO's Fairy Lillian; see
9nd Carl Middlesfadt on jersey Dutch
ess Viola; third Carl Middlestadt on
Lulu's Darling.
Cow, ? years and under 8: First Carl
Middlcstadt on Bileyera's Sweet Pea 5
Belle.
Heifer. senior yearling; First Carl
MnIestadt.
Heifer, junior yearIing: First Carl
Middlestadt.
Heifer, senior calf; First Carl Mid
ilestadt.
Heifer. junior ealf; second and third
Carl Middlestadt.
Champion bull: Carl Middlestadt. o.
Maude Ashburn Chief
Champion cow: Carl Middlestadi OF
unnamed animal.
Breeders calf herd; First Carl Mid
llestadt.
Breeders young herd: First Carl Mid
dlestadt.
Aged herd: First Carl MiddIestadt.
Get Of Sire: First Carl Middlestadt
On get Of IaCreole's CieerO's Chief.
Produce Of Dam: Second Carl Mid
llestadt on produce Of Lulu's Darling
Guernseys.
Exhibitors: J. A. Waters, Twin Falls,
& Son, Filler.
Bull, 2 years and over: First Harsh
,arger & Son on Judge Lands OF
NJ. View: second j. A. Waters on
3iekleigh Crusader; third Harshbarger I
( Son on Major lands OF Willo- |
wood
Bull, senior calf: First J. A. Waters /
m Sally's Crusader; second j. A. Wa /
ers on Prin Rust Crusader.
Bull, junior calf First Hsrshbargor
/ Son on Gold-Dust Of Northview;
eeond Harshbargcr 4 Son on Bessie 5
Zen Of Wildwood,
Cow, years and over: First J. A.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Waters On PrImfoss Of Biekieigh; see
ond Harsfbarger & Goa on Rose of Mt.
/ View; third Harshbarger Son on
C0ldy Gordon Of Wildwood.
Heifer, fenior yeariing: First }. a.
Waters on Prin. Rose VI Of Biekieigh.
Heifsr, junior gearing; First Harsh
barger Son on Jennie Gordon OF
WiIlOw0od; second Harsh5arger Son
On Gladys Gordon Of Wildwood; third
Harshbarger 4 Son on Maxine Of vii
lowoOd
Heifer, senior calf: First J. A. Wa
ter, on Neilie's Bickleigh; second J.
A. Waters on Ko0tenai.
Heifer. junior calf: First Harshbaf
ger q Son on Madeline Of Wildwood;
-ee0nd j. A. Waters on tardin Sally
Ill.,; third Harshbarger & Son on
Rosey POsey of Wildwood
Champion bull: Harshbarger & Son
on Judge Lands Of Mt. View.
Champion COW: }. A. Waters on Prim'
rose Of Biekleigh.
Breeders calf herd: First J. A. Wa
tiers; second Harshbarger & Son.
Breeders young herd; First Harsh
barger & Son.
Get Of Sire: First J. A. Waters on get
Of Imp. Biekleigh Crusader; second
fIarshbarger & Son on get Of Judge
Lands Of Mt. View.
Produce OF Dam: First J. A. Water
on produce Of Primrose Of Biek
leigh; second Harshbarger s. Son on
produce Of Rose Of Mt. View; third
& Son on produce Of Lady
Gordon Of Mt. View.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
PREMIUM AWARDS
OF COUNTY FAIR
pATRY cATrLE-HoIatslns.

Exhibitor. Edwin @. Ehiers, Twin
Fails; A. ". Jagcls. Bull; Hedwig
Kaeser, Filler; clifford Thoil DeelO; A
p. Ross, Rupert.
Bull, : year. and over: First Clifford
Thol "a Doodle Ofmsby PietertJe; see
md A. r. Ross On Doede Coiantha De-
Kol; third a. II Jagels on Lava Rock
Big Chief Mercedes D0ede.
Bull. senior yeaFli0g First y. @. En-
ere on Lava Rock Sarcastic Aleartra.
Elli. senior calf First a. T. Ross on
Count Doede c0laniha; second A. ~.
Jage'ss third clifford Tholi.
Bun. inDi0F calf. First r. q. Ehler.
"a Lava Rock Caesar Sarcastic; see0n
Hedwig kaeser on FileTyale King
Ormsby Pledge.
Cow, three years and Oycri First A.
~. Jagels % Korndyke DeKoi Doede
second a. w. Ross on Princess M0llie
fupefts third A. T.. Ross on Dekol II
derNo0d Doodle
COW. two years and under three.
First a r. Ross on Dekol Doede Jen
ME; second A r. Ross on Ramona Doe
Ne DeK0l3 third A. y. Ross on Co
lantha Mollie DOede; fourth T. q. Eh
lfrs on Lava Rock Sarcastic Lady;
fifth A. H. Jagcls on Basait Doede
lleifer, senior yearlingi First A. y.
Ross on Mollle Doodle colantha; second
A. n. .lageis on basait Edna DeKoL
Heifcr, junior yearlingi First A, II.
Jagels
lleifer, senior calf; First A. =. Ross;
second, a u. Jagela; third A. r. Ross
fourth llcdwig kaeser on Filervale
Belle Corona segis.
licifef, junior ealf First A. T. Ross;
second aud third a. III. Jagels; fourth
e. O Ehlers on Lava Rock Lassie; fifth
lledwig kaeser on Fileryale Mamsell
jfmsby Colantha.
Champion bull clifford Thoss on
)oedc Ormsby Pietertic.
Champion COW; A. II. Jagels on
t0rndyke Dckol D0ede.
Breeder = calf herdi First A. Il. Ross;
second A. II. Jagels; third Hedwig
<neser.
Aged herd; First A. " Ross; see
md A. ~ Jagels
Get Of Sire; First A. r. Ross, get I
Z Doedc Coiantha DeKol; second, A. |
{. Ross get Of Henry Colautha Ro
nona Dekol; third Il. @. Ehlers, get |
4 Swiasvale Pontiac Alearta; fourth /
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
CREDIT WHERE
CREDIT ~ DUE

The Twin Fails daily papers are
10 BIO congratulated on the thoronsh
manner In which they covered
the county fair news.
All week the columns Of these
two Journals ~ers filled With we'll
written accounts OF the various ac-
tivlties connected with the big ex-
position. and doubtless the publicity
thus given had much 70 do with the
record breaking crowds that patron
ICED the event.
The fact II. that II all Twin Falls
business Interests took as much IN
terest in the big annual agricultural
ahow az does her newspapers, IN"
one big event OF the year for the
farmers would attain even greater
prominence.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

l0r5h. sseobd fhohia- Parks Oh Miss
Daiss Orion 1sf, third Ellison RuseOw
Ion Hillerest Model Maid
Sow. 6 months, under I year: First
R. s. Armes on Caroline; second r s.
Armes on Caroline End.
Sow. under months; First ii. o.
Newberry & Son on Orion Lass; see
lond J. 7. Hunt on Leader Sensation Jo-
sephine; third II. o. Newberry & Son
on Orion Lass LIST; fourth K. 5. Armes
on Lady Architect.
Pair Of pigs under months: First
ID. =. Hunt; second and third R U.
Newberry & Son; fourth r. S. Armes.
Boar and 3 sows under I year: First
j. 2. Hunt; second II. o. Newberry 4
Son; third r. S. Arnes.
Get Of boar. 4 animals First j. P.
Hunt; second II. o. Newberry & Son:
third r. s. Armes; fourth Thomas
Parks.
Produce Of SOW, animals: First !.
P. Hunt; second II. o. Newberry &
Son: third Thomas Parks.
Champion Boar, ] year or over. J. 2.
Hunt on Gem Sensation Leader.
Champion boar, under ] year: J. P
Hunt on Orion Leader LIST.
Thomas Parks on Miss Daisy Orion.
Champion SOW, under l year: X. 9.
Armes on Caroline.
Grand champion boar: j. F. Hunt on
Gem Sensation Leader.
Grand champion sow: Thomas Parks
on Miss Daisy Orion.
Poland China (Black).
Exhibitors: Ted Sierer, Filler; George
y. Tucker, Filler; W. F. Ravenseroft,
Bull.
Boar, / year and under IS months:
First W. F. Ravenscroft on March Ga
End.
Boar, under months: First George
n Tucker ON BY Heck; second George
Y. Tucker on By 10.
Sow under months: First Ted sier
er.
Pair of pigs under months: First
George n. Tucker.
Champion boar, l year or over: W. F.
Ravenscroft on March On 2nd.
Champion boar, under l year: First
George n. Tucker on By eek.
Champion SOW, under ] year: Ted
Sierer on unnamed animal.
Grand champion boar: W. F. Ravens
croft on March On End.
Grand champion sow: Ted Sierer Oh
animal.
Poland China (Spotted)
Exhibitors: c. NJ. Dean, Twin Falls:
A. Wolfram, Twin Falls; B. S. Brown,
Twin Falls; F. T. Quere & Son, Bull;
Henry Miehaelis, Kimberly.
CONTINUED on page 81
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Echoes From The Fair
BY The Secretary
. .

It's OVER big
The Baby Clinic was a hosoing Success
The show was worth twice the money. Did you pay !,
oneey
Not an accident during the entire week Not even
policeman over
How did you like the free aets9 State fairs get
better.
The Midway entirely short We could have sold 20
concessions but refused While concessioners made
less money than usual there requests for reduction
OF rates.
Palmistry got spot for the first time in four years
White woman plain readings, uniform prices and no dips
were the things that got the permit
How did you like the displays in the Produce buding3
Don't you think the Improvements in the building warranted
the expenditure
The only thefts reported were of pering done
by parties chat had free admission Oh yes there
of borrowing from the womens building that has
yet been identified
We have at the office, several articles of wearing APP
pare that found during the week They may be had
by the owner when identified.
Horsemen are loud in their praises of the treatment re-
eeved Treat EN- right and get EN- back our motto
Our summer boarders have left the grounds. We have
winter guests hence the grounds will be unenanted after
the tourist closes
IL you missed anything in the way of parade it probably
took place while YOU watching the Niger on the
limb Isn't funny how folks will watch fool thing like
that2
The grounds full of candidates but they all in
plain clothes and could be told from ordinary citizens
Judges timers and clerk of the track served without
pay Now hollcr.
The horscmen have foot to have of
fetal starter do the starting other the circuit
The practice OF comparing last years entries in the
mems department with this years revealed quite number
OF rcpeaters Shame.
The shoulders of the manager stopped from the load
OF riders that claimed admission without service.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18
Commissioners
Proceedings

Twin Falls. Idaho. July 30. 1924. 10
q. M. Regular July Session.
The Board convened At this time
pursuant 10 recess. present all mem
beers and the clerk,
In the Matter OF Appointing Or. W. +.
Pike. Co. Physician during the alb
sence OF Dr.. G. ID. Weaver.
In this matter. Il appearing TO the
Board that the County Physician. pr,
&. d. Weaver. will be absent from ghe
County for an Indefinite period. and
leaving no one Ia charge OF said Of
flee.
II Was moved BY Carlson. seconded
By Conner that DR.. w. Y. Pike.
praetieing physician. be appointed TO
fll the temporary vacancy thus Great
ed Motion being put BY the Chah
man. was unanimously carried. and
DR.. w. y. Pike was appointed 10 till
said temporary vacancy.
There being no further business TO
come before the Board at this time,
recess was taken until 10 a. IN. AUG
4th.
]. ID. BARNHART. Chairman.
Attest: c. G. sI00INs. Clerk.
Twin Falls. Idaho. Aug. 4. 1924. 10
a m. Regular July Session.
The Board convened at this time
pursuant TO recess. present all mem
bers and the clerk.
Tho Board at this time proceeded
To the examination OF claims for Mo
Tiers Pensions. and having completed
such examination. warrants we're or
dered drawn In the following amounts
lo~wits
MOTHERS PENSIONS.
Anderson. Mrs A. l.. pensions 1000
Anderson. Eliza X. pension zV.VV
Anderson. Fannie G., pension. to'VV
naird. Mrs. Emma. pension 1000
nrehc. Mrs. Bsrniee. pension. 5000
Carson. Mrs, Rstta. pension 1000
chaplin. Mrs. Carrie. pension. 400
Cleveland. Mary. pension ...~~. 1900
Davis. Nrs. Alice. pension 1000
Denton. Mira Flora. pension 49, 1000
Divine. Mira. E.. pension .~.-... 1890
Ellis. Mrs. J. ". pension $685. 1000
Endiecst. AIRS. G. n. pension 1000
ruiimer. Mrs. laura. pension So'Ve
(coatinusd ON page 81
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

Drake first NGs- Gordon Behasit
Duck: First and second Mis- GORDON
Bennett; third Mrs. x. =. Bush
Mallsrd
Drake: First Mrs. Gordon Bennett
Duck: First and second Mrs. Gordon
Bennett.
Sweepstakes.
Chickens. II. o. Hagler, Filler, on ,
c. White Leghorn eoekerel; Mrs Cor
Ion Bennett, castleford on Light Brah-
ma hen.
Geese: G. =. Denney on gandeF and
goose.
Turkeys. Mrs. R. +. Bush, Filler, on
Giant Bronze gObbler.
Mrs. c. f.. Denney, Filler, on BronD
hen.
Conkey Company Specials
soc package Of Conkey's roup rem
edy, largest number Of fowls at the
show: G. b. Taylor, Hansen.
60c package Of Conkey's roup pills
10 person whose exhibit has come the
greatest number Of miles 70 this show;
Mrs. Gordon Bennett Cas;ieford.
soc package Of Conkey's cholera
remedy 70 person taking the greatest
mount Of premium money at this show
J. H. Bryant, Twin Falls
SOC package Conkeys white diarrher
remedy to exhibitor showing the great
ct number Of breeds al this show; III
mund Ulrieh, Filler.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1924-09-18

SWINE
SWINE
Duroc Jersey-District Futurity

DurOc JeISey-DlSLrlct utulby
Exhibitors: J. +. Hunt, Bull; Harry
D. Newberry q Son, Filler; K. S. Armes,
Filler; Thomas Parks, Bull.
Litter Of four: First, J. P. Hunt or
Orion Leader, Orion Leader LIST, Lead
er Sensation Josephine and Leader
sensation Josephine lst.
Dam Of litter Queen 5 Josephine.
Second Harry o. Newberry & Son,
on Rainbow Junior, Orion Lass, Oriol
Lass lst and Orion Lass End.
Dam of litter: Junior Lass.
Third: r. S. Armes on Sensation
Architect, Lady Arehitest, Lady Arch
iteet End, Lady Architect 3rd.
Dam of litter: Sensation Primrose
4th.
Fourth: Thomas Parks on Construct
or's Lad, Constructor Lad LIST, Con
struetor's Queen and Constructor 5
Queen LIST.
Dam of litter Joe's Lady
Duroc Jersey (open classes)
Exhibitors: Walter Honderieh, Filler;
Vernon Grimm, Filler; Ellison Ruscoe
Filler; H. o. Newberry & Son, Filler;
J. p. Hunt, Bull; X. 5. Armes, Filler;
Thomas Parks, Bull.
Boar, . years and over: First j. p
Hunt on Gem Sensation Leader; see
ond Thomas Parks on Orion Joe Jr.
Boar, Is months and under 2 years
First J. p. Hunt on Orion Joe Sensa-
tion.
Boar, ] year and under Is months.
First r. 5. Armes on The Architect;
second Thomas Parks on Majestic Sen
sation Leader end; third r. S. Armes
on Constructor b; fourth X. s. Armes
on Constructor A.
Boar, under months; First J. p.
Hunt, on Orion Leader LIST; second II.
o. Newberry 4 Son ON Rainbow Junier:
third II. o. Newberry & Son on Rain
bow Junior 1st; fourth Thomas Parks
on Constructor 5 Lad.
- Sow. year and under Is months
First Thomas Parks on Miss Daisy
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1924-03-08
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