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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-16
5 Acres, HiphwaY
"a BERRY AND POULTRY
FARMS FOR SALE

so OPPoHrUNITY-5-Hcrs
corner property. all cleared,
a wonderfully developed up
to-date poultry farm. beau
tiful no o NJ bungalow
house. Ali large. cheerful
rooms house HubHtautlsliy
built fancy flrepiacs3 built
ln bookcases; built-ln kltch-
en- convenience large bath
room. excellent poultry
houses with over 1000 birds
capacity first class electric
pumping plant tank and
tower outdoor dwelling
house f0r help. electricity iu
all buildings telephone.
mail delivery. large dcysl-
oped cherry orchard berry
patcheEs ornamental trees
and flowers; rich soil This
great sacrifice offer iB To-
Gated on main North Trunk
road. close 10 6eAttle-Eysr-
80 interurban static
school and stores. and 81 .
beautiful and very Httrac-
tive home. price only $4,000,
on very easy terms Can A.
go walker Bldg corner
Second ace and University
bt Phone Ebi0t-Ots2.
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FOR SALE
WEST SEATTLE

DIG oFFTH Nearly a..
grrrn. = large tracts. ~
fenl street frontage Es
rrlieuf location for "a homo
place in Tie City Plenty of
room for rfrcu vegetable
gardening Rich soil A big
bargain 100 tic West Seattle
dittHct Price only $500;
tsfmA $40 cash $40 IL 90
days, so per month Think
~ it. but 20 minutes auto
tide from second ave. and
Universally ~ Cali lmmr
uiatelYs don't delay 800
walker HldE4 corner Second
hse and University a. Phone
Effof-UfEa
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Kelley-H Hamilton
zoo nIEelow illdK ELlet.is5l

BRAND NEW GROOM CoMBiNA-
TtoN. 2 blocks 20 Phinnry ear;
with ali the most desirable mod
efn features perfectly arranged =
classy in appearance aud very
substantially constructed. Why
pay a higher price when you can
get 4 beauty Ike thia for ONLY
ta,bsbg 1850 CASH. AVID BAL
ANcE LESS THAN RENT ROOT
uRuE.. REALTORS. $500 Stone
way Msirne.nsTt
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Hou to Reach Hartleyi

THE aviation section of the national
i guard seems to have found the way
10 get around Governor Hartley's econ
omy complex,
An that has to be done the aviators
found. is to get thG governor up in the air
Hartley, swinging around the state on
an inspection tour, found those in charge
of many state institutions hot on his trail
with demands for new buildings TO take
care of their needs But did they get
them? Not by q iugful This is the time
for economy, said the governor And no.
where could it be practiced better than in
refraining from expensive construction
work
And then the governor arrived in Spo-
kane and was induced. by some perSua-
sive gent of the flying corps TO take an
aerial joyrde, And hardly had he
reached the ground before the governor
announced that the guard there needed
new building. and should have il, accord
ing to dispatches from the eastern part
of the state.
SO that seems to be it, If you want
anything from the governor, get him up
in the air first!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
TlOo Indictments

TN 1888 one Calico was indicted by che
L lnquistion, the indictment setting
forth AS follows
Whereas YOU Ggl,lcn son OF the hate vlnccuzo
Gulr or Florence. ugcd 90 years, were denounced In
1875 Go this Holy office for holding true tho f7o
doctrine taught hy many, namely. that the sun 81 i'm,
movable n the centre Of the world and that tho earth
moves aud also with dlurnai motioni also FOR hay
Ing pupils whom you instructed Ia tho Same opinions.
also FOR maintaining correspondence with some Ger
man muthcmatlcIHuss also Tor publishing certain bot
trrs On tho solar spots In which sou developed .ho
same doctrine truth; also for answering tho ublcc
tons which were continually produced from tho Holy
Scriptures by glozug the said Scriptures according TO
your own meaning. ana whereas thcrrupou was pro
duccd "a copy % "a writing Ia form or letter CON
fcsscdly written by sou Co person formerly your pu
pl, In which. following tho hypothesis of Coporuieus
you include several propositions contrary TO the true
sense and authority Of tho Holy Scripture.
Therefore, this holy tribunal, being DESTROYS OF
providing against the disorder and mischief thence
proceeding and increasing 10 the detrmrnt ~ tho
holy faith, etc, ctct
"rhc proposition that tho sun is the centre or tho
world and immoyahle from its place b absurd phil
osophcaly false and formally hercticnl because Il Is
expressly contrary to the Holy Scripture,
The proposition that the earth Is not tho centre OF
the world nor mmoyablc but that u moves also with
"a dlurual motion Is also absurd phusophlcally con
sidcrsd az least erroneous In faith"
In 1925 one Scopes was indicted by a
Rhea county (Tennessee), grand jury, the
indictment setting forth:
THAT John Thomas Scopes, heretofore on the gath
day Of April 1885, did unAwluily. wlufuy, teach IN
the public schools % ilhca county. Tennessee which
said public schools are supported Ia part and In whole
by tho public school fund Of the state certain theory
aud theories that deny the story OF tho Divine Crca
tIon OF man as taught In The ublc and did teach Ia,
stead thereof that man has descended from lower
order OF animals he the said John Thomas Scopes
being M tho time and prior thereto a teacher in tho
public schools OF Rhca county. Tcnnssssr, aforesaid.
against the peace and dignity Of tho state
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In 1925 one Scopes was indicted by
Rhea county (Tennessee), grand jury, tn
Indictment setting forth:
As to Combinations

TT is not difficult for one to understand
i Secretary Hoovers emphatic urge for
abandonment, ION all sides" of combina-
tons in restraint of international trade.
For instance. Great Britain has got"
us, in the matter of rubber. and is going
to make us pay two or three times what
we are now paying for il, thru COM
bination to control production. Very good,
our department of agriculture will pro-
duce rubber on Z. S. territory, If posi-
BILE
We have. for a century past, had a
strangle-hold on England in respect OF
cotton. Without our cotton, tens of thou
sands of English workers would go on a
diet of grass, leaves and bark of trees
Very good says England III grow my
own cotton. and her South African do
minions are already producing cotton by
the hundreds of thousands of bales, and,
if transportation difficulties are solved,
she will be sneering at our cotton cinch.
within five years.
Furthermore, number Of foreign ma
tons are closely studying our tariff pol
icy to see il there is not in it some COM
bination" feature that restraints interna-
tional trade and that can be eliminated
by imitation.
Verify, Uncle Sans yell against COM
binations is seasonable
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

acquainted tdth nc solution Of
equations tn g.omciricai form oHly.
The oldest irbrt 10 ihr West on
algebra Is ihat OF DiphaHfus Of
Alexandria, tfh0 lircd ~ the fourth
century 4, d. The development Of
algebra among The HiHdus aud the
drnbs seems to hare preceded aEy
further adpuHccs IN European eoun.
tries The frat notable arabian
1lgctraisi trns Mohnmmcd ben
Muse ai-Bhrurismi rrhosc trcahac
on algebra. iH ne ninth century.
bore The tile nm al jcbr paI-
mnOabaia. from uhich me name
algebra 10 presumed 10 BE- dcurcd
q. From where do birds OF para.
disc and cgrct7 come?
4, Birds Of paradise arc found in
NcIo Guinea. Noiucca islands aud a
fct6 other neigh boring islands also
IN Northeastern Australia. Egrrft
range from me United states south
10 Southern south America. iron,
Central Europe south 10 Southern
Atrtce. and from North Central Aaia
south 10 australia. Egrcta are A..
Jordcd protection under the treaty
bcipccn me United States ard Can.
ada and may not be iilcd. sold or
possessed crccDt for scientific pur-
poses. The importation Of both birds
~ paradise and c0rch or their
pinmdOc Is prohibited bv the taHU
act NJ 1922.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
SCIENCE -
RABIES

d ABlES has been stamped out
~ In England. thru quarantine
and muzzling. For years no cage
was known in that country.
During the world war an infect.
ed dog was brought In by air.
plane and there were n number
OF cases. Tho disease has now
been stamped out again,
In the United states mad
dog" scarcs arc common In tho
summer months. Most OF these
are not cases Of rabies, but some
Of them are. and immediate treat.
mcnt rs important for any per.
son who may have been infected.
Hydrophobla Us terrible dis.
case and at one time was com.
mon in Europe as well ns in this
country. Tho first case that was
cured WAS In 1856, when Pastcur
became world famous by sue.
ccssfully treating u D.ycar.old
boy who was bitten IA times by
u mad dog Many Cnsca Of chill.
drcn bitten by infected dogs and
even cases Of Russian children
bitten by wolvcs with tho rabies
wcrc submitted TO postcur. IN
two years he treated over 5000
cnscs, with n mortality OF about
per cont out Of thIs work
grow tho effective and wcll
known Pnstculr treatment for
sersons bitten by rubld dogs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Seekina NeU CO21tlnent--2
BY RUTH FINNEY

charge Of aviation ground
school. Dunwoody naval train
ing school. Minneapolis, MINI,
and rinco tie war lis duties
have included night Instructor
at the naval air station, san
Diego. pilot In the aircraft
squadrona with The battle fleet
on tho Pacific. and fliRh, IN.
arueior az the Pensacola. Fla.
naval air station.
Lieutenant sehur was a mem.
Der ~ the team ~ navy pilots
ln The international mir races nj
~ Louis ln 1898 lie came IN
second be- the Merchants TX
change OF 81 Louis trophy race.
Baamwaln Icbcr WAS born In
Chicago and attended school at
Orlwein. Iowa. He has been
with thr navy for n years. IN.
GLIDING services with tho AEi1'ic
fleet and the Pacific fleet
Albert Francis. OF tho san
Diego naval air station. Is 10 bc
chief acroRraphcr with tic
party
Ths other three members OF
the party, chosen from the On.
listed personnel. among large
number 81 applicants. are Neis
r, S6frnsoa. Floyd Bennett and
Andrew G Mold. aviatiun chief
marhInlstH mates.
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Bank Dissension May Clear
Up St.sPaul Failure Story
BY &. A. RANDAU

which lr1 20 the roads bank.
UutuE That fHr TlcrlverH.p
could have been avoided If the
h8HErT bad IN desired. has
lrEu rho contention Of many
rtgsEH0IIrrr
Before ra-rIuF on tho plan Of
reorganization % Ia now the On.
toFHlafr commerce commissions
intention 90 make an Inquiry
into iun causes which led 10 the
appointment uf receivers.
out Of ibis inquiry. and out
NJ The arguments over the re-
organization plan. there arc now
prospects ihal che public wII
learn much about the method
hy which railroad arrunucg are
inflated and Debated Whether
D. VIA poor management. Insult.
fe.nuf traffic. inadequate rates
0r desire on tho part u bank.
'ra 10 make "a cleanup, that led
% tho bankruptcy may be re-
Vealrd.
Holders of tho 81 Paul stocks
have srru their holdings drop
from 500 q share 10 so, and
now on top " that find they
must pay heavier assessments
thHn the market value Of their
HoIIiuHH.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

criticism 10 wlt:
For rome time past there
have been persistent rumorH
that our aesthetic little city
was 10 DO accursed by Civic
Grand Opera. There was no
question about tho plethora Of
local talent, our 800. from No.
30 No. 900. inclusive being
observed that the Almighty had
especially equipped him and her
for grand opera We under.
stand that the attack was pub.
lely made last week az Memoir.
inl han that delicate little op.
era, Romeo and Juliet. being
rnvishrd from the frs, squeai
OF tho flagcolc; til the last
string OF the MastodonB orchcs.
ia'H bull fiddle snapped.
we regret tina; lack Of space
prevents our giving tho rcndi.
ton that technical criticism TO
which a volume might well be
devoted Suffice Il 10 say that
Mr. Algcrnon Wellington Ford,
temporarily Romeo and tenor.
was called before the curtain az
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
? !? ANSWERS to Your Questions !? !?

@. What Is the national anthem
OF the United States
A. The Star spGnOicd BauHcr."
by Francis Scott Key. Is the ma
fionai anthem, for the army and
HarU Of the United states, tho not
bB lac "HaH Columbia" tho often
sung and uery popular. Is a M
fional song. bit not The national
anthem.
Q. OF what is the amethys,
symbol?
4. The amethyst Is an en- bIem OF
sincerity The snperstitions about
II t1erc rs follot1s: As an amulet
It dispelIed sleep, shdrpencd the
intellect, preucHted intoricahon.
DGUe UictorU 10 soldiers and protect
I'd IT'S t1earer from sorcery. II
banished the desire for drink and
promoted chastity. II lost rs color
IN contact Nth aud iras an aHtidotc
for all poisoua according 70 PliHy.
The amethyst trdS an antilsotc for
drunkenness. and 10 took It's name
from this property. Moreover II INC
name Of the moon or sun be en-
0TGUcd on IL and IL be thus hung
about the Heck from the hair Of a
bdboon or the feathers Of a srdl-
lotC 10 1ds deemed to be a charm
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Kitchel Pixley, Sage of the Oympies, Sez:
81 Seen by tn Papers,"

tho end Of tho first act, b.
heavy hand.clapplBg. Every
body wanted 90 bHe him dance
a. Juliet as rendsred-ren.
dored is the proper description
by Miss Kathrynne Wlndfsn.
was "a tremendous effort. any.
how but naturally strongly sug.
Ecstcd Tho observation that. in
selecting 'Julicia,' some cons!d.
Grafton should bc given 10 tho
advanced age Of tho candidates
for impersOnstor. n may sound
all right but IL looks out Of pro-
portion 10 have a eo0lb. Juliet.
aged 40 or more. dying OF love
for n Firlfaccd Romeo Of q.
The chorus was lcan.shanked
und provoked Eome groans on
tho part Of those familiar with
Choruscs There are those or
muslcal temperament who opine
that with some correction Of
'nfling defects. Romeo and Ju.
ilcr can be repeated by our
local grand opera talent next
week Anyhow, tho legislature
neglected 10 pass any law
against IL TX. p.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

uTAmuNGTON. Juno 10.
w DIurnalon ln tho ranks Of
New York bankers over how ihH
Chicago. Milwaukee a Ht Paul
railroad should Boz rrDrgauizr1
may rfycal the inside story o.
the roads recent financial irDu
Ilcr.
Headed by tho president Of
Inc National city bank iha
aankrn now lu control " Tie
road have mudc drastic HrErTE.
menta against an HtorkbDldrrH
ana aro "a cut Of onerhalf iu the
value of the roads junior bDudH
Opposed 20 this plan i8 an o..
sanlzHtlon Of minority stock
bgldeu ana scattered hondb0Il
err who have enlisted the Fup.
Dort ~ several banking and
brokerage nma,
Both sides VIII present their
views 10 the interstate com.
morcr commission Az soon HH
The commission urmngcs for
general hearing.
Tho tic 81 Taui'a actual
physical value i7 greater than
an ~ outstanding obligation,
so actual cash position b. poor
II WA the maturity Of com
parauyely small bond issue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
More Troubles for Helen!

HELEN MARIA DAWES, our cruSad-
IL ing vice president, is having unex-
pected troubles
Following the lead of Senator George
II. Moses of New Hampshire the presi-
dent pro tempore of the senate, Senator
James w. WadSworth of New York an
nounceS he is strongly opposed to Dawes
plan to change the senate rules.
The senate, he says, in effect, is not n
factory for quantity production of legis-
lation.
Senator'S Moses and Wadsworth are
leaders in the so-called younger group of
republicans in the senate.
Wadsworth, incidentally, like Dawes.
has been getting honorable mention as a
prospective candidate for the republican
nomination for president should President
Coolidge leave the field open to all COM
ers. Naturally, Wadsworth will not give
any aid or comfort to Mr. Dawes ambi-
tons.
Aside from springing an innovation on
an unsuspecting senate, without previous
consultation with its leaders, Mr.. Dawes.
1t appears. has committed another faux
pas in that he aired his presidential am
billions entirely too soon. He is now out
in the open where all other contestants
can shoot at him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

against icitchcraH 10 ras aiso
scrrtccablc 10 persons hnuing pc
iiiioHs to make 10 princes wan
the assistance Of a spell or incaHta-
foa u kept OH hahsforms ana
flights Of bocitsts. Porfa. "a his
trcafise on magic. says that the
amethyst ncutr1Iiscs magic incania-
tioHs.
O. How many calorics arc there
in butter and milk
4. There are approximately 100
coiorieS IN half ounce OF butter
and no coiorics IN hali n pint Of
milk.
O. How much pure gold docs Il
carat gold contain
A. Fourteen parts pure gold 10
10 parts alloy
@. Was algebra known TO the
ancient8?
A. The earliest treatment Of al
zebra Is found IN an Egyptian
manuscript of 100 u. C.. EOUpH1n
algebra. hoWeror. tCas undoubtedly
rt,tiimcHtary, and no trace Of u has
been discoucred among the ancient
GrccLs. who seem 10 hare been
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
2 and 2 Make 1

TWO-THIRDS of Chicago's $4,000
l youths less than 81 years of age are
under-fed, under-housed and under-taught.
Chicago takes first prize among all the
worlds cities as crime city, averaging
a murder for every day in the year.
People are astonished by the fact that
the average age of criminals is about %
years.
Reading these three statements of facts
together makes editorial comment wholly
superfluous.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
Hope Chests
ETt1nct
By Mrs. Walter Ferguson

TUE Hope Chest Is extinct so
4 authorities say
No moro do demure damHch
hem sheets and sew lace upon
pillow sip- and crochet inui.
cate yokr5 for under garments.
no more DO they take conscious
pride In putting hand work
upon their dresses. no longer DO
they dream and brush and siEh
over their cedar chests. think
Ing Of tho knight who is 10
come,
Tho girls these days haven't
time for this They well know
that instead Of mnpink over an
old chest they must be oft. and
locking Tor "a husband, fbF mo-
man OF this goth century would
look twice 80 81 maiden who sat
buBshej up over pile uf linen
In order 20 catch him. she must
~ busy stepping on tho gaH.
doing ono Of these endurance
dances. or holding NJ tho irnf
Tic whilo she powders her nose
Anl she II right Tho Girl
who wastra too much time set,
ting ready 10 10 married often
remains uuWcd aud while tho
accumulation u fine linen IL IA
worthy thing and yrry helpful
10 future husband. II tho boys
only had sense enough to real
iEo H. sttli having a Hope Ghost
Is really no proof that you viii
ever hayr husband TO SO
with a.
IN Tho long run wr shall b.
just sos good and happy aud
usafui In q world ,bat knows
no Hope Chests The good. sen.
slhlr. educated girl Of today will
br a tc,trr homo partner for
amy man than Tho Lady with
the Linen She may not 10 aliir
10 tat so well. but ahc can help
her husband in many ways
which the old fashioned Elrl
never knew
Don't worry about The Hope
Chesta girls Learn 20 play n
good game Of golf and follow
your husband when ha Eoca
around the course He'll think
lot moro OF sou. and stick
e.cEcr 10 you. than II you Eat
at lone piecinE crazy quilts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10

WAsHISGToN. june To-
w Here arc Feycn names to
remember Before tic summer
has parsed amy u them. or nll
~ them. may So down IN his
tory with that Of Columbus o7
discoveries ~ continent
They arc the seven navy Oh
flcefH and men Who mako up
the personnel % the naval att
craft expedition accompanying
the Macmillan Arctic expedition
Except Tot Amundarn they viii
be- the fret men ever 10 az,
tempt polar exploration by air
plane. Their task In hazardous
iu the extreme Their chance
for glory h great
First s Lieut. Commander
Richard H. Byrd. who viii com
mann the aircraft expedition
he To- a Virginia man and aa
Annapolis graduate During tho
war be organized tic navy dc
psrtmrnJ commission on train,
INK camps Then. after rscciy.
ing instruction In aviation. he
pas made commanding officer
or the T. 4 naval aviation
forces Of Canada.
In 1919 Commander Byrd was
IN charge OF uayIEBtioual prep.
aAtloua for the trans. Atlantic
Night Of tho squadron n Nc
flying t.aIts lie wcnt ar far aa
Newfoundland with tho squad
ron Hni there transferred 20 the
aizhip CO. which wa8 Dc
atroycJ IN a storm
In 1891 hc narrowly tnr8pel
death on The Inflated ZEe. tio
was designated one Of tho nav.
eniota for the flight on tho air,
ship from England to the
United States. but escaped the
fate Of the uffiCerr who per,
ishcd when tho ship was &c.
Btroyed on IT, trial flight
Since entering tho bureau OF
aerunautics BYRD has taken
leading part IN organization OF
naval reserve air stations
Hr 81 80
Tho other two naval officers
IN the expedition arc Lieut. ".
A Sehur and Chief BoutBwnin
Earl F.. Rnher Schur was born
az Murshfield. Orc. aud was
educated In Portland
In 1918 lie was officer in
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Mr.. Fixlt of The Star
Undertakes Here to Remedy Your Trouble:
if Of Public Interest

in. and put in your application
at each Then round up these
places once week, or oftcncr.
II they do not put you out. and
the average employer VIII not
do that. II he over had TO lool,
for job himself Therc Is no
job as hard aa looking FOR ono.
NJ Firit ! noticed that INC
BroGitcay high school pupils
had a boat launching al ballard
beach on sunday. and Mof
some Of The teachers made ad
dresses. Is not This riolaiaon
Of The sunday la,r. aud Is not
a teacher ont Of his line cncom-
aging This sort Of thingf C.
Since this boat was not built
for profit IT In doubtful IL II
was violation OF the SUNDAY
law 10 launch It on Sunday, but
since Saturday would have done
as we'll It may have been poor
taste to offend many citizens
with Sunday launching. II
would have left the Fourth
Commandment In better shape,
Mr. Firit' We hare nice
home near Mortimer Recently
mun has bought homo neat
10 rs, and Is building a chicken
Uard right close up to our homo.
AS he has q lot Of ground.
don't poa ninh he should pH
thc chicken Dard iChcrc II uiH
not dnnOp usi A.,
He certainly should, and no
doubt he win IL tho matter Is
called to his attention. A good
nclghbor should be willing 10
put himself out in matters like
this rather than create n per-
manont annoyance, and most Of
them will If approached prop
crly,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
SMOKING ROOM
STORIES

aT WAS In hotel recently
L said a smoker who kept
hotels going. There was the
darndcst racket next TO my
room. called one OF the at
iendants and asked him what II
was. Ho said that il was a
society They were lot OF
women and all talking out of
their turn and al once. Use
your imag ination.
Is 1t = Shakcspcarcan 50.
ciety?' asked.
"'Not that know OF, sir, but
] might say they arc n LOT OF
Merry Wives OF WIND. sir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-06-10
,JUStpJpp 'I 3E EiE

HERES fuzzy o yellow and he
IL all he's worth,
found him To backyard stake they bound him Now all
Iearne o the little
his Just his name
called him
friendly, this funny little
where all him
they follow Mister Pup the 1eong
foods always glad g
sh como his
Pedigree? for we
really II
just the same?
Copy for Thc siprJ
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yoR some months Tho papers
II a. Cleveland. sanduslsy Chi.
curo, san Diego uud elsewhere.
have been isrW.n with Civic
opera projects and. a1 usual.
our icadln' citizens believes that