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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
Nsn,,tofIia ybSpsisaltain minist5.
risi6.

Gnii fepG1n1 oootetaan ybops-
uoltoin ministeristosi1 tnpabhima,t
uleita mniutofiia, oiittain iiitd ipps.
I'd, ettG monet npfpiiistG ministe.
reistG opat ilmoittaneet croasponia
ia ,pet6ptpipGnId pfiitpiseldmddn
benfilofobtaiiista ipistd ia oiittain
iiit1 ippStG, ett1 uStotaan preiioen-
tim nlaalisf.rln A pdilpGn i1Ifeen
fipttGiuGn oniaa ipalintaania fabi.
nettinIa nutooostamiIesia.
Yrelioentti Soroingin fiioleman
jGlfeen pppii preiioentti Coolidge o.
lemoan faiffia ministeriston idie.
mia toimesiaan, ainafin min fauan
frin uuii pafinainen preioentti as.
tiiii ipirfaan. Scum npt OH preIioen-
tin ipaaIi tapabhiniit, OH hionnol.
Iiiesti moan itioella preiioentilld
enlimGiiend tebtdmdnd nllntffno 1a'
ienet fabinettiinla iitten fan ban Of.
tao ipiroIliiesti toimenia ipastaan.
@roaipien ministerien ioitfosfd
Maintain !Sugbes, Becfs, Wilbur
ia @orf. Suebes'in ianotaan fe.
hotttoreen olemaan npfpi1iii minis.
tereitG poifoilloan buolimrtto iiitd,
JOS ban croaa pfiitpssten oiiainid
fofio. 5Gncll6 OH aifontitfIena on.
taiitua IafitieteelIiiiin tiitfinrufiiin.
9n bubiiItii iitdfin ettd &uebes tu
Iiii ppipmddn tpoltioiibtecrin tuiros.
IA oinofin iuuooen, poiffa tointo
boitaiiifin iofu toinen. yedm1 otpot
etoinetoineto Observation-Disclosures ssse
faiffi ormeIuia. ioiIIe ei ole onnethi
ipirolIisto ipobipististn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
Treiibentti laninn inlfiiet fiitof
ienia.

Yreiioentti Coolidge otti rniibolli-
iera ipastaan tie6on maltmuasta
iuoitostaan, laiiiui fiitofienia 16nes
taiille ia rpbtpi taaien tpobommiin.
IA, ioibin b1ner biiomionia on fes.
fittpnpt fen i1lfeen, fun bGn astlii
preiioentin mirfaan toisto ipuotta
iitten.
"Weinlilla ei ole ipetoomusta
1iuiubun fiiin fofo fanian teripee.
'een jdrteen~, ianoi preiioentti Goo
lioee lauhiesiann fiitofienia ielos-
tiifiesia. ionfa ban lrfi ianomaleb-
timiebille iuirastosIaon.. Winulla
ei ole nniuta llipalsta, fnin ettG
tltlen palwelemaan faniaa. Minulla
ei ole nniiita tarfoihisperG1, fltin
len bpipimpoinnin eoistdminen.
sidnestpspGispan iGlfeen iai ban
onnittelu idbf0ianoman oeniofroatti-
iclta preiioentti ninifolta, sSobn D.
Oapiiilta, ia Iiibcn wastoii Mr 600.
libge fiittden.
3GGntden biiomionia niralliieetl
tointintaonia antoi Scr Coolidge
torstaita marrasfiiun 81 p:G1 fos.
fnuan fiitospditpd iulistiifien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
Senaattori yOogc
fuDllut
Sn ollnt repnblifaanipnolneem job-
tumiestsn ionfpsia pitfGn aifaa.

IpnffStsu JuuIue'u ptlIuH uttuu'
fSenaattori S5enrp Gabct Sooge
fuoli Gbarles @nte IairaalaSi.
Gambriogesiu, Osass. Wiiue Jun
an.ataiiltann fello 11:14. 3l,olema
iobtlli iuiime fcSfiipiiffona iffid
tnIleen balpaufien tafia.
Solpaus, iofa tel ienaattorin tie
oottonlafii, pitt bdntG ,uallasiaan
neli6 ia piioli pdipdd, filnnes fllo-
Iema lopetti maitpat. @iime pdiipi.
nG oil baluaittaiuiSia iudbGiiiii toi.
tnmiien merffeia ia ban ielipiiifin
10 fen iperran ettd moi ottaa ,pa-
bGn ralpirtoa. nllitta .uaipui taas
tie6ottomafii ia ppipi iiind tilasia
apiimeiieen ioafta. Toiplllniierfn ai-
tdna finn ban iai rdipintoa, titnii
bdn b,loncesiaan oleipat beilfilDtfin.
Senaattori So0Be oil tuolleS1natt
"a spuooen, 5 filufalloen ia 27 ipuo
rofa,loen ifainen. Sdn oil tunnel.
tliia repiiblitaaniien pliollleen JOB.
taiia ia olIitt Obopslualtain ienaat.
torina lpuooesto 1898 oIfaen joten
tdn oil eollstonut ipaltiotaan pbtd-
nittaa 81 mnotta. Yuoliieen jobta-
Jana of bdn ienaatiSIa ipuo-
6esta 1898. - Sli ipntpnpt 8osto.
nisia, Diass.
SGnen maimonIo @ill,d Cabot
Mills, g)bopsipaltain Initpastcn ipas
ra.antiraali CHARLES IS. Sabis'in to-
tdr, ftloli 1915. 9ltpioliitosta iGi
'bdneIle taffi poifaa ia tptar, ioista
toinen poifn, George Cabot 2ebge,
fnoIi beti firn oil iuorittanltt tiitfin-
tonia Sariuaroin bltopistosia. Eoi.
~en poifa, Sobn 6. 2ooge, on lafi.
nriebenG Bostonisio. TptGr. MgifS.
t,as 9. @aroner, on masiacbuietti-
1oiien fongresiiniieben lesfi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
I 1allitnfien oifenbenfGpnti SljppbfiS
ia ipnstaan.

Roitfi merritt miittdoipat iiiben
eta bollit,fien nostama oifenisiut-
fa ert. iiidaiiain fibteerin, Sallin
Il 9obenpn olipintresiien ialaisten
Sopinlisten peruitttamiiefii, tulce o.
temaan pitf1aifdinen lafiinieSten
kesfeinen famppniln. &liten niiiiste-
fnon mime fetpdnnG tebtpiG polias-
tnfiia, olipifanoaalin pbtepoesid OF,
eppnpfiesii monen biomatun poll.
tifoitiiion ia bnllitifien mirfailiian
.menetteIpt.
Ge6eradlituomori WcG Gorniocfiit
ciferoesia prittdipGt ballitltfien nj.
.mitt6ntdt aiianaiaiat parbdillaan
to6istaa, ettd galiforniasia iiiaitie.
-tpien els Sill ia Bakersfield. .balli.
tufien olipaliiei6en iiirtdniinen oI-
ippobatta OobenpIe tapabtlti Sullin
IA Dobertpn oliprpbman ialaliitfou
ftimiien tdnttn.
Sanlnlla flin aliosto rii0ellGGri
uuoellecn oifeiioesla, ipaiffa fniffi
tdrfeinlnlGt tooistitfiet faiiuettiin e.
fin 10 ipuoii iitten ienootin t,itfiia-
Iomitean toiniesta, jatfnn fpieesiG
cIeipid olipolueita fontrolloiipa ra'
toniesrpbmd alueioen tpbiertGmis-
Ia 0ljplporastoistaon. 2ufuiiilla fai
ipannoilLa pioctddn tpot fdunnisio
0.fiintiiiIla ipuoroilla, p1bent1en
spnrastojo tuhoniilla tpnloreillo
t6hpittdin. Tdtd tiiIIoan jotfamaar
toto oion fiin riitafpinnpsti penp'
fcfddn loppiimattomiin aIemmisio
eifeiitiisia ionfa idIfeen aiia tie
tenfin joiitru liidfii plioifclloen fd'
jiteltdip1fii.
Biime pdiipin1 on oifellocsia e
6itettp firiepoibtoa, iota on ollit'
SIip.pbtion iobtoian ia Siipbcsir
lp6IiIIG ia on oIIiit eiiIld mposfir
firic, ionfa 9obenp of firioittnniil
breiioentti GooIioeeIIe ia iofa fdiit
jeIi So,paiin ioariIla oIefuio OIjpoie
nlia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
'Sotilaita liibetettn raitbpittamaaa
rotnIotaa.

Sranffort, Sep., n,arrasf. 10 b..
= Oir ioen tanlmelle, Wercer fniin
tim iofa on noin faboenfpmmenen.
piiben mailin pGGsid Sranffortista
itGetelGGn faiin, l6betettiin iparbain
tdrtG aamuna fanialIisfaartin ioti-
laita, fun t6fGIdiien aoi,ltantti-fen.
raalin ipirastoon iaapui tieto, ettd
iiella on aIfanut tnppelu neeferien
ia apalfoisten tpGlilla @6tporo
@infle ninliien. 35 tpaioben ifdifen
fana,patpolGiien rpostouriirban ia.
fla, iofa tapabt,ii ellen ilIalla.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
emma 0plbman. imupfas bpIIbe,pis-
min iuaStnstaia.

gmma Goldman, iofa joitafin
pnoiia tafaperin farfoitettiin t16ItG
ia iiIloin meni BenaidIle toimosfa
ett1 ban iieItG l0ptGG ibaiiteenia nlii
faiien pbteisfunnan, fierteIee MT
gnglannisia liiennoioen @endidn
fiiriista oloista. 2ontoon Dailp Ct.
presiin firieenpaibtaia firioittaa Ieb
teeniG, etti @ntnta on anfarin Dol.
ibepismin ,pastiistaia, mitd fos.
faan on @ngIannisia fiuItii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13

Sniinoori Clinton SIettenerin itil-
ii>purieeton Il "tliulilaima", iofa ttis-
fentelee @ielin tanatpalla on inititis
laitpateolliliiuoen alallo, ia on lai-
pasta otettt liifuiiastt fliipia, iotfa
gilbert @initeinin firioittaman ielos
tlifien tansla, opot ililaishna aa.
muleboisIG.
5lettnerin laispasia OH taluallt-
llen laiipon runfo. iobon OIL fannel.
le aietettii fafii pporeGd tornia,
ictfa. omat lparustetltt lcippilla.
9,n ipGbGi,fin fGp tltiilen benfi le-
ppibin, rtpeaipat tornit pporinlddn
ia riiitten pporimtG panee Iiiffeelle
laiman foneiston, iofa tans fapttdd
loitpoo etecif1iin fiiIettaipia potfii.
reitd.
SGllaiiet "ilmaturbiinit" pipat
min pfiinfertaiiet ia belppotoiiet et-
ti nc Iltiiremmatta banfaIituoetta
woiboon iijoittaa mibin bpudnid
npfpoifaiieen boprplaipaan ia nil
0en otpuIla IiiGtd Iaiman fiilfitno-
peiitta.
SIettnerin tiirbiinit cluat rofcnne-
tut iiten, cttG ne itie fdpoesiidn fu-
llittamot ,naboolliiimman tpdbdn
poimaa, ioten niistd l6bteipd fdpt-
tomoima tlilee torffaan f1ptetpfii
laiipnn fiilettoniiieen.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
SpbGmelliiet fiitofiet Mill

- SpoGmelliiet fiitofiet mile
pstdipille ia ti,tiiille, iotfa talitte
meitG pllGtt6mGan labioillannc ia
lGSnGololIanne. Oioittamanne psta'
,ppps ti,lcc aina ppipmGdn m,iistoS-
iamme.
Ser & Wsrs Billiwn @iemi,
San @usfirf, @is.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
Snmlipmna imrmaii ia umotiIen
tnt1n.

Spracuien q. q. iairooIasio fuo
Ii Ia tpiiotias tpttonen, Georgia
anicferbocfer peren inprfptpfieen,
ionfo ban ioi buitIipunasto. Tptto.
ncn oil maImistuiitiiinlt $oIlomeen
"portppn" ia pitnotesinon biiulioon,
ban buomaii pienen ndppn fasipois,
ioon. &dn pubfoii fen ia pppbfdiii
pGdIle biiulipunotifrlla. Edsta iett.
raii werenmprfbtps, iofo iiirmoii
tnttoien.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13
Saaicm inomalnimen mainem tebmbt
itIcmnrban.

Sauna @ronluno, Ganlinistiqui.
an fpl1n ldbelld aiuipan iuonalni-
len maanipiljeliian g8. u. @ron-
linloin pairno, 33 lpuoben itGinen,
paGtti pGiipanla amplimnlla itie1Gn
ipo1Ten lGpi Scr @ronlaino lopIi
ipaimonia fuollccna feittion lnttial-
ia palatesiaan .fotiin @aninistiqui.
aan tefen1lt11n natfalta. 2eittion
popodlld oil miebelle oioitettu i1G,
bptpaistirje.
WfrS @ronluno oil ollut buonoS.
Ia lpoinnisla nIeita fi,ufalIia ia
tapnpt &ocbeiterisia boitoa iaamass
ia. Sieltd palattliaan oil bGn bplpin
alatliloinen ia of ferran tilttalpien-
Ia fiiullen liituanm,t tebo1 faifesta
lopun iofeen Deittaptpmdlld. Sdn
oil enndttanpt olla nain1iiisia main
pnolitoista ipilottn. Weifdli tieoet1Gn
OH b1nelld oraiiid 2unlijcella, Sn-
li,n |.
StiemnrbatapnirS on il,omalais-
ten fesfiiiioesia foln1as aipan lp-
bpen ajan iiiGlla. - 6. II.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13

9ittsburgin pliopisto OIL iaanut
iualpiifli iuunniteln1at 52.ferrofli-
len rafennufien rafentaniiefli .pli.
opistclle emf ipuonna. Nafeunus
ti,llann fiitialmaan "opin" fatebraa.
lifii."
Rofennus tulee olemaan $50 jal.
fnn forfea, iipin,ttaen len forteu-
oesia ainoustoan @oohportb. .rafen.
mis- ia Wetropolitnn 2ife iuafititus
pbtion rafennltfien torni.
2osfelmien nnifoan tl,lee rofen.
nus mafiamaan $10,000,0O0 ia TIT
lee iiinG oIemaon tilaa 10000 op,
pilaalle.
Eafennus titlee olentaan gotilais-
nallinen, $50 joIfaa pitf1 ia 260
jaIfaa lepeG ia tulee ie tparustetta-
auafii 16 nopeafulfiliiello bislillG.
&afenmifiesia titleipat iiiaitiemaarl
lnoffabuoneet. firinstot, tpopaiat ia
laborotoriot faifille muille, patti
ladfctieteen ia bommoslGGfdrioppi.
laille.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13

= tSiilnalifIelan Srpofooillc on
9etroitin @ip. 2,ttb. SanialIisien'
rafllnrralta Scr Sam Maen fartta
tlilIut $2O.50 mifG fiitolliiuuoella
ilnoitetaau. glllefirioittaniit on Ia.
bettGnpt mainitun fiinlnan oiian-
omaiieen paiffaan Suomesio.
so. Wistari.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13

peIastettiin. @mdntd @dliobo ioui
tui iit1mostoin tirffiiiunm oIle,
torttien iinnc ia fiillIi oifaa neljdn-
nestlinti emnenfuin b1net iootiin q,
los peocStd cSdnct pictiin Yrid-
ndiicn toIoon, ionnc oil .mposfin
flitiuttu piiriIaafdri 2. @. ellie,
tIonl. GnIdntd @dlioboa foetcttiin
suir,uoittoa niitto buolimotto 2
tuntiiesto ponnistelusto oioittoutlii
ie tiIofiettonrofii, iiIIa benfi oil 10
poennut.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-13

Scandinavian Nmeriean einian
fonttorista ihnoitetaon, etta ioi,Iu-
buipimotfa Ioitpa "ltniteo Stotes"
piiriebtii SdIifar'ista ioiiIufirun 4
pa.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
Changes in Stations Of
Army and Navy Officers
Of Interest to Capital
ARMY.

Maj r. c. F. Goetz, field artillery,
at Fort Hoyle, Md; Capt. w. c. Trum-
bower, ordnance department, at Aber-
deen, Nd. and Chaplain William r.
Scott, at Fort Myer, Va, have been
ordered to this city for treatment at
Walter Reed General Hospital.
First Lieut.. Henry w. Holt, 18th
Field Artillery, at Fort Sam Houston,
Tex. has been detailed as military
instructor at the Virginia Military In
stitute. Lexington, Va.
Capt. r.. H. Tompkins, Corps of
Engineers. at Camp Humphreys, Va,
has been assigned to the 1st Division,
I'd Army Corps area, New York city,
and First Lieut.. w. S. Kilmer. Corps
or Engineers. at Camp Humphreys, to
the 1st Cavalry Division. in Texas.
Maj. w. w. Conger, Medical Corps,
has been relieved from duty in the
militia division, War Department, and
ordered to Balboa Heights, Panama
Col r. S. Abernethy, Coast Ar
tillery Corps, at Fort II. G.. Wright.
n. y, and Maj. l.. o. Halbert, Coast
Artillery Corps, at Fort Porter. N. y,
nave been ordered to Fort Monroe,
Va. for duty.
Maj. c. w. Baird. Coast Artillery
Corps. at San Francisco, has been as
signed to duty at Fort Adams. II. i.
Contract Surgeon l.. X. Mather, in
the office of the attending surgeon,
this city, has been ordered to Chi
cago for duty.
Lieut.. Col. G. A. Taylor, field ar
elIerS' on duty at Providence, with
Evening star., 1924-03-14
PLANS AIR SERVICE,
DAYTON TO CAPITAL
New Corporation May Extend
Route to New York-Local
Advantages Cited.
RY the Associated Presa-

BY the Associated Press.
DAYTON, Ohio, March 14-Backed
by Dayton and New York capital, an
organization to carry passengers over
the model airways between Dayton and
washington is in progress of forma-
ton, 1t was reported yesterday
While 1t is contemplated to have the
air line start at Dayton and terminate
at Washington, this plan is only tenta-
tive, and the terminus might be length
ened to New York, with d stop at
Washington.
Capitalists who are considering the
project said the naturalization Of their
plans might be some months distant,
The line followed by government flyers
between the two cities starts at Nc
Cook Field here, with one stop at
Moundsville, w. Va. and a landing at
Boiling Field, Washington.
AT each place equipment is main
tained to afford service to the planes,
and such advantages no doubt would be
o,1ered to q commercial company, Nc
Cook Field officials said They said
this would be the first commercial air
llne between the east and the central
states.
Evening star., 1924-03-14

the National Guard of Rhode Island.
has been detailed to duty with the
Organized Reserves, 1st Corps Area,
sergt. F. L. cereghino. 10th Infan-
try. at Fort Jay, N. Y, has been
ordered to New York city for duty
with the New York National Guard.
NAVY.
Capt. Frank Lyon, at the navy yard,
Philadelphia, has been assigned to the
command of the Arkansas, Com
mander w. r. Conn of the Idaho to
command the Hannibal, Commander
j. NJ. Poole of the Richmond to com.
mand of the Case and Lieut.. u. X. Hill
to command of the o..
Capt. II. X. Cage, commanding the
Rochester, has been ordered to the
office of naval operations. Navy De-
partment. and Can. Ridley Mclean,
commanding the Arkansas, to duty as
member of the faculty, Army War
College, this city.
Commander r. Fl. Mann has been
transferred from the 12th naval dis
trict to the Asiatic station; Lieut.. J..
b. Lawrence. from the Navy Depart
ment to the Shenandoah; Lieut.. G. H.
Garrison, Supply Corps, from Hamp-
ton roads. Va. to the bureau of navi-
cation, Navy Department, and Lieut..
7. F. Woodward. Supply Corps. from
the Navy Department to the Texas.
Medical officers have been trans
ferred as follows: Capt. j. c. Pryor,
from the Seattle to the Naval Medical
school. this city; Commander E. II.
Dorsey, from Portsmouth. N. H., to
Cd Marine Brigade. Santo Domingo.
and Commander ]. J. Snyder, from I'd
Marine Brigade. Santo Domingo, to
recruiting barracks, Hampton Roads,
Va.
Capt Hayne Ellis, naval aid to the
Secretary of the Navy, has been as-
signed to the command OF the Roches-
ter.
Lieut.. Commands T.. II. Loftin of
the office of the judge advocate gem
Evening star., 1924-03-14

eral Of the Navy, has resigned to take
effect MARCH, 23.
Lieut.. Commander +. X, Elder of
the Guyana, Lieut.. J. j. Patterson OF
the Arizona and Lieut.. l.. p. VESSEL
Of the California have been ordered
to the Naval Academy, at Annapolis.
Lieut.. j. II. Cassaday at New York
city has been ordered to naval COM
munications. Navy Department.
Lieut.. George 7. Owen of the air
craft squadron, battle fleet, has been
ordered to the naval air station, Ana
costa, d. C.
Lieut.. r. p. Bielka, at the naval
station, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, has
Evening star., 1924-03-14
U. S. COAL TAKEN,
Millions of Tons Abstracted From
ALBANIA Reserve Area.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. March Ia
Milllons of tons of coal have been
mined by individuals from govern
ment reserves in North Alabama, ac.
cording to federal investigators who
nave been making an investigation.
The inquiry covered $4,000 acres and
the Investigators reported infringe
ments on some Of the most valuable
coal lands in the state. 1t was an
nounced that all alleged trespassers
will be given opportunity to settle
amicably by paying the government
Tor coal taken Otherwise suits will
be instituted, it was stated.
Evening star., 1924-03-14

operation on the Rocky mountain
division of the c.. NJ. and St. P. rail-
road shows that work formerly per-
formed by 113 steam locomotives has
been successfully handled by forty
four electric locomotives. The steam
locomotives made q. run of 110 miles,
while the electrics make run of
220 miles, with a change of crews at
the end of the first 110 miles
Evening star., 1924-03-14
FINAL QUAKE FUNDS,
100000 Draft From Red Cros.
to Japanese Victims.

TOXIC. March IA draft for ss,-
o00,0on, representing the remainder
OF the American Red Cross EARTH
quake relief fund, was handed 10
Foreign Minister Matsui yesterday by
American Ambassador Cyrus E.
Woods. Half of the sum is for con-
struction of a hospital and the re-
nainder to permanently endow the
institution.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
LAYING LIQUOR BY FLAG
LEADS TO PROSECUTION
Czech Deputy's Action Followed
Debate on Distiller Associa-
tion Scandal.

Ry the Associated Press
PhAGCE. Czechoslovakia. March
is.-The communist deputy, Haken,
is to be prosecuted for sIander be-
cause he placed a bottle of rum and
the national flag on the premfer's
oeSk IN the chamber of deputies after
debate on the distillers' association
scandal, which recently led to the
resignation of the president of the
senate.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
II VOLCANOES SP0UTING,
Eruptions Reported on Peninsula
of Kamchatka, Siberia.

TOXIC. March IA far eastern
news agency dispatch from Petro-
pavlovsk via N1adivostok. stated sew
enteen volcanoes OH the Peninsula of
kamchatka, Siberia, are in eruption.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
Lifts Stock Disease Ban.

SACRAMENTO, Calf, March IA
Gov. Richardson yesterday lifted the
provisional quarantine placed three
weeks ago on counties in central
California, because of an epidemic Of
foot and mouth disease in live stock.
Nine counties are affected.
Evening star., 1924-03-14

been ordered to San Francisco, and
Lieuts. v. r. Knope and William Sim
ton, al Pensacola, Fla, have been Or
dered to Pearl Harbor.
Lieut.. r. ]. Monteith, Supply Corps,
at the naval base. Hampton roads,
Va, has been ordered to the Navy De-
partment.
Lieuts. r. ]. Burke OF the idaho and
J. p. Forsander. at the training sta
tion, great lakes, Illinois, both of the
Chaplain Corps, have been ordered to
exchange places.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
Takes pills for years-6nds first
permanent relief in Kellogg's Bran

one sick spell which / have had for
years. have started my little girl
Of four years on your Bran, and
already ! have noticed q change in
her. 1 thank you.
Name and address furnished ON
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Battle Creek, Mich.
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in chronic eases, with every meal. Money
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Notice the wonderful nut like flavor
This flavor is delicions-so different from
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kelloggs Bran. cooked and kfumbled.
made In Battle Greek, is served by Amer
ica's leading hotels and clubs. Demand
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health Start eating it today. Sold by all
groeers.
Evening star., 1924-03-14

Mahogany is full grown in 200
years.
Evening star., 1924-03-14
Wrought Iron
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Evening star., 1924-03-14

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Evening star., 1924-03-14
P0lycfm0ne
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Evening star., 1924-03-14

Have you found permanent relief
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Gentlemen:
l am SO wonderfully happy over
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must admit have not experienced
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Evening star., 1924-03-14
Dinnerware, Silver
or Chocolate Set

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Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-11
ANSWERS MADE
TO U. S. SUIT IN
OIL SCANDAL

CHEYENNE, Wyo,, April IL. :
Answers of the Sinclair Crude Oil
Purchasing Company and the Sin
clair Pipe Line Company to the
government suit for annulment of
the Teapot Dome Naval oil reserve
lease were filed today in the federal
district court here.
The answer of the Mammoth Oil
Company, principal defendant in
suit, has not yet been filed. It's
time for filing answer expires Mon
day but an extension probably will
be asked with nc opposition by
counsel for the government. An
swers of both companies who filed
today ask that the bill of complaint
be dismissed, denying material ale
CATION contained in four charges of
the complaint and disavowing know
ledge of seventeen other allega-
tions.
The pipe line company alleged
that completion of its pipe line and
pumping station cost nearly
$19,OOO,O00 and that the huge sum
was spent in faith that the Mann
moth Company leas was valid.
Imperial Valley press., 1924-04-11
Our Brilliant Sunshine, Fertile
Valley Makes Strong Appeal to
Visitors From European Cities

Declaring that the brilliant sun
shine and the new appearance of
the country around Imperial Val
ley were the outstanding first i'm
pressions of their visit here, the
five agents of the Southern Pacific
lines from Europe expressed their
delight with the fertile lands and
signs of civilization that have
sprung up in the desert here.
The party, which arrived from
San Diego this morning, was met at
the station here by c. w. Runge
and small party of local men who
took breakfast aboard the two spe-
cial coaches. Following that the
group set out On an automobile trip
around the valley, going to Heber
Holtville and other towns nearby
Before leaving for INLAND and
Los Angeles, they were brought to
the Press office where they were
given copies of recent issues and
where thev told members of the
staff their Impressions of the val
ley. s
Ii. Desmidt of Paris, was partic-
ularly impressed with the. tremend'
Gus amount of sunshine we have
here the year round. He said that
coming from n climate such rs that
around Paris he found it hard to
believe that rain is almost unknown
down here.
G. Ruhr from Hamburg declared
that he could not get used to the
newness of the country and that he
could scarcely realize that the pop
ulation here in 1900 was so small.
He referred to the cOngested popu-
lation of Germany and to the mum
Der of years that population had
remained little changed.
The five agents arrived at New
York City on March IL, and have
visited all the largest cities along
the eastern coast. They came to
New Orleans and from there west
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