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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-31
NINE S11IPS CALL FOR HELP IN ATLANTIC
Ne1u A. Flight to Pole Being
,PLannedby Commanders Byrd
(By Dispatch A. P. Wirel

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3O-Convinced by experience
as commander Of the navy section Of the Macmillan
expedition last summer that exploration OF the Arctic
by aircraft is practicable, Lieutenant Commander
Richard E. Byrd, retired is to lead an independent ex
pedton into those regions this year for scientific obser
vations and possibly flight to the pole.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-31

Continued on rage Three)
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CONTINUED on Page Three)
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-31

Partly cloudy Sunday and
Monday, not much change
in temperature.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23

After kissing a girl il Is hard to
realize She uses the same lips for
eating purposes.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
CHICAGO BANKERS
BUY BIG PACKING
FIRMS INTERESTS
III United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO. Feb p, Wilson ana
C,muaay, enc of the nation : larg-
81 meat packing firms, was rcmov-
cd from rercivcrship today an1 sold
-~s-o Of chicago bankers for
." 0.000.
The canparv viii continnc under
lis fa'ma" afticcrs with Thomas +.
W:'s5n .o.a'nino rs president
Frank O. Wctmrre. chairman Of
t2a board of directors al the FRS;
Na..a.a' bank, Chieaoo haad~ the
-ao4a- ef la"%er~ t. whom tha co'n
uauv was sol |. A>soc;atet- with him
ara Harold Stau'cv, Guaranty Trust
~amuany, New York and Eugene NJ
>.eoheuS '1lino'S Merchants Trust
eeunaay. Chicago,
Financial affairs Of Wilson and
'ompany two wears ago forced the
finn jnta reeeiverShip and rumors
= fe=finaqring have been current
Cor more t3&H u vear.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
DOCTORS CLAIM
SNJPER IS NON
C0MP0S MENTIS
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OMAHA. Neb.. Feb. 23.-Frank
Carter. the farm hand who killed
two persons and terrorized Omaha
for a week. will never 90 to the
electric chair for his crimes. physi-
ciars who examined him today de-
clared.
Carter will be dead or n raving
maniac before legal machinery put
ting him to death can be operated,
the doctors said.
The prisoner is in the last stages
of paresis and the disease had al
ready eaten into the brain. maxine
Carter irresponsible for his acts at
times. doctors say.
1t was this disease which caused
him to kill DR.. a. D. Searles, ac-
cording to Carriers confession. Dr.
Searles, he said, had advertised a
sure cure for his ailment and
Carter took his treatment, he said.
Searles didn't help me any, so
thought ia 60 back and collect
the money | paid him by holding
him un,'' Carter said.
When he put up fight, ! Plug
red him.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
REYNARD MUCH
MALICNFD. SAYS
FOX FARM OWNER
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ALERICAN FORK. Utah. Feb.
23.-lhc school book stories of a
generation ago which pictured the
fox rs Il SLY animal, adept in the
art of stealing chickens. proclaim
cr of sour grapes and worthy only
ot IN diversified charge of buck
shot are all wrong. according to
Robert l.. Ashby.
And have bet considerable
money that such is the caSr.' said
Mr.. AshbN who. with associates.
has invested $4,000 in black and
>iive" foxes. which will be used in
Developing n foN farm Il; thn out.
skirts of this city.
The foxes now at the farm. nam-
boring -. are heau1fGi aninlll.
with Il wonderous sheen TO their sill.
"er an glossy black coats. an. with
big hushv tails which some dav
will turn baek chilly blasts from
the slender necks of American wo-
men. And the value of the ami.
mails is in keeping with their ap-
pearance. Three thousand dollars
WIS the highest price pad by Mr..
Ashhv for Il pair of foNeS aud the
lowest figure was II 500.
Belonging to the Hog tribe, the
fox suffers from fleas when run.
ming wild. But fleaS ,lo not survive
on the pampered pets of tha tex
farm. Carefully prepared solutions
are used on the animals frequently
and ol1 ppSfS nr liSaaSos Ubieb
might cause fox To scratch and
thereby ininro its Slna'nin9 fur.
are eliminated.
According tn Mr.. ;lhr the fox
is :. very interesting creature and
docsh deserve the bad :epatation
e,Nen him by faueiful writer's.
Surprising he does steal chick
ems. said Mr.. Ashbv. 1T is only
natural to provide for one, fam
ilv. And foN is ALWAYS loyal. He
selects II wife early in life and nes
er deserts her. Or course mating
can be directed, so that the tvpc
ielt desired can be produced. hit
the fox Seldo" remates. Due to
ihiS LOYALTY pelting is done in pairs.
Foxes do better in cold climates
md like the high altitude of
northern Utah. They can be bred
when ten months old and will have
littcr> within q year. The littcrS
are from one to II pups. bat the
.trerage is four. Fhe pelts are
worth from 800 to Sl,2oo, dcnend,
ing on color and quality.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
l|NRODbED LOCKS
SAVE WIFE WHEN
STRUCK WITH AK

FRESNO. Cal, Feb. o3.-ChmaE
ing thirty years of mm1icd life
which ne c'ghhors declare bqs he,o
more or less hectic, George Peck
mojian. %, yesterday took 4 hatcher
%nI while his wife wa~ c7.ioviu2 Ac"
D eakfest, wtat behind her and
s'rlck her three times with the hua
CHd
His wife. however. managed T.
mn out Of doors with Dc-h npiisH
after her. He caught he: and hit
her = til tfe hatr'c; twice me4
when nei2hho~S ovcrpcwcrc him.
AT palicr headquarters Ie-bH5
iien nerel. nuttercl in his na.iFr
targuc, ~ hope 7 killcl ler
Airs Deekma iian viii reee1ee he
physician declared Her ST.; va
saved. it was declared. H. t5sze
M,.r which WA not bohl e.l.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
Bow NOmad Makes
Home in Ash Can
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Los ANGELES. Feb. "a John
Smcden, described by police Officers
a, knee high to grasshopper,
was hailed before Police Judge
James Pope today on a charge of
making Il roomng house out of a
garbage can.
According to the boys story, he
left Pennsylvania some time ago to
''sce the world.
This morning he was found sleep
NJ in a large garbage can by po-
freeman.
Judge Pope suspended sentence
and told probation Officers to find
work for the boy 50 that he might
return 10 Pennsylvania.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23

Kern county paid bounty ON ls0
.oyotes in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
Shoots and Kills
Wife and Self As
Children Watch
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FRESNO. Calf, Feb. 23.-With
three of their children and neigh
bor woman looking on, &. Pueblo,
40, shot his wife three tines, killing
her. and then fired two bullets into
his oyn head from which he died a
few hours later. Mrs. Pueblo was
81 years old.
No quarrel preceded the shooting.
il was declared, although Mr.. and
Mrs Pueblo had had considerable
trouble lately.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
AMERICA NEEDS
MORE CHARACTER
TRAINING, CLAIM
F. =. ,. HOT INGsWOItTH
I rtaa P. css Staff Corresp nun;


Y ASll NuiON. 'ch. % tmer-
ice "e" Z, .l"rc training in eh15artcr
a. )@ Va en.:Eh onrcnt ~ Jcl.
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CT E r5"r1t on t.1l 100 dele
r +rsr" eve v "a'I T rb' ral.'
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\. tioaal f.sIa>at;sn Ass cilii.a. dc
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"a p"'ia. IA, the
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i.s@ .sff'ea .as.use ana i $50 III.
- elsIa -.
Gaaracter cl's.qtiou should ,.ar
t.,.a h Il fuadamental objective
= he presea' day elementary
soh9a'
The Horrible statistics of in
esea,rd heAic;les, d vorcee anJ
esne a@e si,sas;eg thoHghtful per
sens The namt q hoMicidcs II
thc United states has doubled in the
L. - wears.
last Neer ther" was one divorce
to3 evcrv e'@h' n9rliageS.
The percentage of crime now
represented among hov sand girls of
! i@h ~chool age by reputable author
i''es have become almost incredible
and | refuse to give amy further
currency to the statistics on this
and ether shocking social condi-
titn
Progress. however. nr. Tisert be.
loves. is being made alang lines Of
foral education IN the schools.
Nr. and Mrs. Morhan Hargrovc,
II Van NuNs. and DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Horton of Newcastle Wyoming,
We're weeE end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. William Wright.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
Bride
Declares She Was
Bought for $3.50
ny United Press Leased Wire

Los ANGELES, Feb. p Main
tajnin@ she had been "bouaht =
for 500. price of marriage Ii
ccnSe, Mrs. Elsie Alberta Kelsey,
youthful bride of LLOYD :. Kelsey,
wealthy tuNcr City educator fled
suit here today for divorce.
II paid 800 for You and YOU
have oct to do as | say" " Kelsey
is 4 legged to have told his bride
shortly after their marriage.
KELSEY j. secretary of the Venice
Union hi"h school district, and
clerk of thp La Ballona school dis
trict. He has extensive property
holding in Culver City whore he is
prominent in the towns civic Gfe.
Mrs. ke'>ev charged also that her
InShan was an "habitail drank
lga.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23

What did the insomnia club do be-
.ore poker was invented.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23

assume command of the marine post
Tie general and lis family ar
aboard the liner Colombia. of the
Panama Mail line. The family in.
eludcS Mrs. Batter and three child
r"n. Ethel, Smedlev .1r, and Thomas
Il. Butler.
General Butler will relieve Col
John T. Myers as commandant of
the marine base at San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
QUITS SHIPPING BOARD

WASHINGTON, Feb. 23,-Nom-
missioner Ecr; f. Haney of the
United States Shipping board today
sonl his resignation to President
{ ool.dgc. II is effective March !.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

To Whom 1t MAY Concern:
| am no longer interested in the
Nash Auto Sales OF TT Cen.ro. aud
from this date on I will be resron-
slhle for no indebtedness inc6rrcd
by the above named concern.
Dated February IS. 1926.
{Si9nedl JOHN r. RORERTSO\.
o2t
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23

ir, and Mrs. Mofhan HargroVe,
II Van Nuvs. and DR.. and Mrs. Fred
Horton of Newcastle. Wyoming,
We're weekend guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. William Wright.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
60 HEIFERS DIE
FROM DE-HORNING
Hy United Press Leased VIZ"

ALAMOSA. Colo. Feh. 23.--NlN'N y
nine head Of hcifer> oat Of Il herd
of so on the ra.c.. Of D. L. Shaw
creft, La Jara stockman, have l'ed
as result Of dchornine.
Veterinarians >av that the cattle
We're fed sweet clover hay which
thluned their Hood to the point
where il would not coagulate and
the animals bled to death. \ warn
inc has been issued to stock men.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
COTTON FIRM RESIGNS

HOUSTON. Texas, Feb. 25.-The
firm OF Anderson and CLAYTON, rat
ed rs the largest cotton firm in thu
world. today resigned from the local
cotton exchange. w l.. Clayton. of
ficial of the company. announced.
Imperial Valley press., 1926-02-23
GEN, BUTLER DUE
TO REACH COAST.
ASSUME NEW JOB
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"s nate" 're>> Lease" wire
SAN PEDRO. calf. Feb g
Brig. Gen. Smedlev Butler. noted
United States marine and former
director of public safety at Phila
de phia. WAS due here tonight en-
ronte to san Diego, where he will
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
MONUMENT TO BE
ERECTED in HONOR
OF G. L. G0OLSBY

WAUCHULA, April 15.-A
monument to the memory Of the
late George M. Goolsby win be
erected, probably on the grounds
Of the Hardee county court house
it was decided at a meeting of the
Wauchula Chamber Of Commerce.
The late Mr.. Goolsby was
eulogfzed as zone who has done
more for Wauchula and Hardee
county than any one else, living
or dead"
He was for twenty-five years
editor and publisher of the Flor
ida Advocate, a weekly newspaper
issued here. Mr.. Goolsby came to
this section when it was waste
land and an undeyeloped country.
He advocated everything which
gave promise of bringing income
or prosperity. Chief among these
things was the strawberry which
today has become vital factor
in the agriculture of this coun-
try.
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Old Timer Il Back

my friends had al given UP
and never expected to see me
around again. had given up
hoping myself, as no medicine
touched my case. The doctors
had tried everything, Ny food
did not digest and filled me with
gas. Ny brother in Philadelphia
wrote me to try MAYR'S. The
first dose gave me wonderful re-
lief and | am now as well ASH
ever was and feel thirty years
younger It is q simple, harm
less preparation that removes the
catarrhal mucus from the intes-
final tract and allays the infIam-
nation which causes practically
all stomach. liver and intestinal
ailments. including appendicitis.
One dose will convince or money
refunded. For sale by all drug
gistA
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

TIE extraordinary Borosene
treatment fer flesh wounds. cuts,
SORES. gala burns and sealds l.
lust a. effective in the stable -
IN The hene. HoFsa flesh heals
viii remarkable speed uadsr its
powerful infiuenes. The treat
meat d The same for animals a.
fot humans. First wash ont IN
feeiieus eerms with liquid Bore
xoha. and the Berosene Powder
completes the healing process.
Price 4lieaIdl see. eoe and $3.50.
Powder SOC and zoe. Seld BY I'll
aruggista . W r
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son this Is bad, as 1t makes them
conscious of the hearts action.
Therefore, good plan Is to
lie on the left side until drowsi-
ness comes, and then turn on
the right side.
The circulation may be affect
ed by lying in a cramped-up
position in bed, and this may
retard sleep. 1t Is best to sleep
with the body straight and re-
Taxed, and without any con-
sciousness of weight or strain.
and not too much bed covering
as due to its weight 1t Is Q
hindrance to sleep. The body
should create its own heat, and
IL a normal amount OF coverings
are used and found insufficient.
it is better to remedy this con-
dition by improving the circula-
ton than by the added number
of blankets.
Regardless of the hour at
which we retire. We should rise
at the same hour every morn
ing in order.to be properly tired
for the next nights sleep, and
after mental work during the
day there should be some mild
recreative physical work in the
evening too much. as an
oyertired body is similar to
being nervously fatigued and
VIII have a tendency to keep
one awake.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

Is 20 try to reproduce the con-
ditions which make a child's
rest 50 perfect. Exercise active
ly enough during the day to feel
the need of rest when night
falls. and then try to dismiss
all thoughts from the mind,
especially thoughts Of work and
worry, which will excite the
brain In endeavoring to solve
problems, therefore keeping 1t
In the same chaotic condition as
1t has been all during the day.
A great many people find that
q glass Of warm milk and a
cracker before retiring. for the
night insures sleep. The ex-
PLANTATION OF this Is that the
amount Of blood in the brain is
lessened by making the stom-
ach's organs active.
There are many different
causes for insomnia, and it Is
impossible to connect this con-
dition with any one functional
disorder. However, it is gen.
orally agreed that in chronic
cases 1t is purely psychological
as these victims always dread
going to bed and work them
selves up to a nervous pitch con-
vincing themselves that they are
going to lie awake half of the
night.
Two suggestions have known
to prove beneficial are these:
Just before retiring place the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
BOND COMPANY
MAKES REPORT
ON BUILDING
COMPLIES FIGURES FOR
MONTH OF MARCH, MANY
Z CITIES INCLUDED IN THE
LIST
Especial to The citizen)


ATLANTA, Ca, April To-.
Building and construction in the
southern states for the month of
March was the greatest on record
for this month, the total for six
teen states being $82,ss7, O62, ac-
eording to figures compiled by
the survey department Of G. L.
Miller and Company. nationally
hown southern investment house
dealing in building securities.
This represents both a 27.4
per cent gain over March, 1925,
anda 1914 per cent gain over
February, 1926 In 142 cities
where comparative statistics are
available, the figures read: March,
1925, sso.4is,s77; March. 1925.
sS3,120,l36; February, 1926,
$67,342, 600.
Florida continues to lead It's
sister states by o comfortable
majority, although Texas lessened
the gap separating It from the
leader during the month. Contrary
70 the general impression, there
is very little falling off in the
Florida permits. According to
figures compiled by the Florida
State Chamber Of Commerce, the
fetal for the month in SO cities
was t21, sac, 6s7. In . greater
number Of cities, the February To-
tel was $25,4i8,2O4, and In Janu-
airy, s2e.166,764.
North Carolina tied with Texas
IN gains over the previous year,
each having 90 per cent. The re-
ports from the former state were
notable for the inclusion Of three
Of its cities in the million dollar
class, Greensboro reported IFS
fotrth million dollar month dur
ing the past half year:
Large individual permits which
went 70 record over the territory
include one for si,1e4.900 cover.
inc new construction by the Flor
la Power and Light compat,v 81
Fort rauderdals. fla: ! million
d6llar hotel AZ Houston. another
atsBifminehaus:s snsse fiee building
fdF the Creensb lBank and Trust
company. At Creensboro. II. q.
5000. 900: the Nisxen offire build.
inn. Al winston salem. II. q.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16
TODAY'S EVENTS

Annual observance of Arbor
Day in Indiana and Colorado.
Humane Day" will be observed
today with exercises in all the
schools
Clarence d. Clark, for many
years u. S. Senator from Wyo-
ming, is rs years old today.
The National Association of
Cotton Manufacturers will meet
in Boston today for its Spring SEES
sion.
Brig. Gen. John D. Bellinger,
assistant quartermaster general of
the U. s. Army, is to be retired
today for age.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

A mild winter all summer with
an Emerson Electric Fan. See
The Key West Electric Company.
apr10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

TODAY'S
AN NV ERS IS

1786-Sir John Franklin, the
famous Arctic explorer, born in
England. Perished in the far
north, June IL, 1847.
1844--Anatole France, cele-
brated French novelist and pub
Iicist, born in Paris. Died Oct. IL,
1924.
1S5I-The foundation stone
was laid for the Victoria Bridge
in Glasgow.
1861--Federals in Fort Pickens,
near Pensacola, were reinforced
by troops from New York and
Illinois.
189O-William Mckinley intro
duced in Congress the general
tariff measure afterward known by
his name.
1S97-The college of agricul-
ture of the University of Califor-
mia was destroyed by fire.
19i7-President Wilson issued
an appeal to the people to help
in feeding the Allies, to practice
economy and to plant gardens.
924-United States senate re-
affirmed its action in barring Japa-
nese immigrants.
1925-Two hundred persons, in
GLIDING many Bulgarian officials,
were killed by an explosion of
bombs in the cathedral in Sofia.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

ROE HAMPTON, England
Archie Compston brought a lot of
slang with him from Florida, but
he has found it ineffective against
his nemesis, Abe Mitchell. -.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

Iasure against the bot summer
wetsksr-gsl IN Ensrssa Electric
Raa. See TIE Key West Electric
cenpany. sprlo
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Get an Emerson Electric Fan.
See The Key West Electric Co.
aprl0
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roper Food and Ererctse." By ARTHUR A.
Former physical director, Cornell Medical College
Practical suggestions
for inducing sleep

THE person
= who is of a
nervous temper
ament, or the
brain worker
who cannot for
get the happen
ings of the day
upon retiring.
viii find the fol-
lowing sugges-
lions helpful in
inducing re-
freshing slum-
Der.
One of the
best methods to
encnnra9a slaan
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

NEW YORK. - Muriel n.
Wurtz-D undas is a debutant worth
$40, 100000 in her own right. Di-
Almonds and pearls worth one
thousandth of her fortune have
been stolen from her Park avenue
apartment. A window cleaner
who vanished from the job he had
a week presumably is the. theft.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

Los ANGELES. - Professor
Morco Modnngo, claimant TO the
worlds spaghetta-eating record
is dead.
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iecl III pan Va
hot water. This
tends to draw
the blood from
the head. The
other way Is to
do some passive
exercise just be-
fore retiring.
It is not O
good habit to lie
on the left side
all through the
night. as this
causes a slight
pressure on the
heart. and for
the nervous per
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Flashes of Life

KIKINDA, Austria. Frau Anna
Bauer, 40, is the mother of 20
children, all living. She has Ia
grand children.
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NEW YORK.-Coals to New
castle and warming plans in the
West Indies. the Standard Oil
company is burning coal at some
Of It's refineries. It is cheaper
than oil.
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TRIPOLI.-Mussolini aphorism
on preparedness mo one knows
when the moment will come which
needs you. History waits for no
one" He told this to Italian off,
GERS after watching negro troops
dance with guns and cutlasses.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-16

MoSC0W.-Mme. Sierebriako-
va, 70 yeras old, is on trial for
betraying revolutionaries under
the car.
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4
KIKINDA, Austria. Frau Anna
Bauer, 40, is the mother of s28
children, all living. She has Ia
grand children.
ROE HAMPTON, England
Archie Compston brought a lot of
slang with him from Florida, but
he has found it ineffective against
his nemesis, Abe Mitchell. 49,.
NEW YORK. - Muriel II.
Wurtz-D undas is a debutant worth
SAC, 10000 in her own right. Di-
amends and pearls worth one
thousandth of her fortune have
been stolen from her Park avenue
apartment. A window cleaner
who vanished from the job he had
week presumably is the. theft.
TRIPOLI.-Mussolini aphorism
on preparedness "no one knows
when the moment will come which
needs you. History waits for no
one" He told this to Italian off,
GERS after watching negro troops
dance with guns and cutlasses.
M0SCOW.-Mme. Sierebriako-
va, 70 yeras old, is on trial for
betraying revolutionaries under
the car.
NEW Y0RK.Coals to New
castle and warming plans in the
West Indies. the Standard Oil
company is burning coal at some.
of its refineries. It is cheaper
than oil.
WASHINGT0N.-There is an
owl in the White House grounds.
It called on the president when
he was having a nap. Just flew
in, perched on a corner of the
and flew right out again.
NEW YORK.-Another Flora
dora girl is to wed riches. Beat
rice Swandson, who was one of
the recently revived Sextet, is
to Anders C. Ostergan,
an executive of the American To-
bacco company.
NEW YORK.-Vincent Elwell, |
! page on the New York curb ex-
change five years ago, is now a |
full-fledged member at 81.
RICHMOND, va.--one Virgin
an is going to be a bachelor, for
1 while at least, because of his
caution. To the questions Of the
clergyman at his wedding the eau
.ious groom insisted on replying:
I'm do the best can. " The
ceremony was called off and the
license returned to the county
clerks Office. II
NEW YORK.-Francis r. CARL
ran has found that from sixty to
eighty per cent of the practice of /
mere than thirty of the nations
eading physicians is attributable
% cancer.
SAN FRANCISCO.-The Char
eston is displacing the hula hula
n Hawaii. Miss Juliet Marquise,
princess Of royal Kanaka blood
'inds the latest American dance
lot only threatens the popularity
# the hula but most other forms
If native dancing.
Los ANGELES. - Professor
Norco Modungo, claimant to the
worlds spaghetta-eating record
. dead.
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