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observe Guest day with Mrs. Eugene
Sims, 5242 North Illinois street. AS
sisting hostesses will be Mrs. George
Harrison and Mrs. Dwight Reynolds.
Mrs. Frank B. Wade will speak on
Diamonds"
Meridian Heights Inter-Se Club
will have a Yuletide gathering at
the home of Mrs. J. D. Thacker, 3444
North Pennsylvania street.
Hamilton-Be chapter, Service
Star Legion, will meet at 2:30 at the
Chamber of Commerce. Election of
officers for the coming year will be
held. and delegates to the recent
state convention will give reports.
Mrs. George Spiegel, president, will
reside.
Annual Christmas luncheon of the
indianapolis chapter No. 20, Wom-
ems Organization National Associa-
ton Retail Druggists, will be held
at the chapter house, College OF
Pharmacy.
WEDNESDAY
General meeting of the Woman's
Department Club will be held at 2
o'clock at the clubhouse. The bust
ness meeting will be followed at 2 80
with a talk on Getting by Your
Hoodoo," psychological lecture by
Samuel Grathwell. Tea will be
served after the talk.
Members of the a-Month
study group of the Woman's Depart
ment Club will hear Mrs. Samuel
Ashby talk on The Lure of the Best
in Books" at 1890. Luncheon will
be served by the ways and means
committee at 1890. Reservations
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Hold Party
for Couple
LenUing City

Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Goodwin, 3639
Capitol avenue, will entertain to-
night with bridge party. in honor
of Mr. and Mrs. G. D. O'Rourke, who
are leaving indianapolis to take UP
residence in Cleveland, o.
The bridge tables at serving time
will be decorated with tall red tapers
and other decorations and appoint
ments will carry out the Christmas
idea.
Quests with Mr.. and Mrs.
O'Rourke will be Mr.. and Mrs. Her
bert L. SuffrinS, Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
w. Mohlenkamp Mr. and Mrs. l.. T.
Glidden, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Zim-
mer, Mr. and Mrs Eugene G. Dehn-
err, Mr.. and Mrs. Russell @. Sumner,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Russell G. Stevens.
Sunday night Mr.. and Mrs. Sum-
ner will entertain with a dinner
bridge for Mr. and Mrs. O'Rourke.
Wednesday night Mr.. and Mrs.
Oscar Hagemeier will entertain with
bridge. Thursday night, Scott
Wayde will have dinner and bridge
at the Indianapolis Athletic Club
for them, and Friday night, Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Queisser will entertain.
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of Chapter P, P. E. o. Mrs. Nellie
B. McComb will speak on THE
Growth OF Spirit"
Alpha NJ chapter, Alpha Zeta
Beta sorority, will meet at 6 o'clock
IN Room D, Y. w. c. A. Members
and pledges are asked to attend.
TUESDAY
Annual Christmas party of the
Indiana Woman's Press Club will be
held at 1915 in the ballroom of the
Columbia Club. Mrs. Bernard Kor-
bly, is chairman in charge of the
affair.
Mrs. Francis Hamilton, 1868 East
Riverside drive. will have the lunch
con meeting and Christmas party of
the ArtemuS Club. Gifts will be ex-
changed among the members.
Fortnightly Literary Club will
meet at the Propylaeum at 2:30.
The program, THE Witching Hour"
will be in charge of Mrs. Herman
c. Wolff.
Mrs. Edna Potts, 1910 North Meri-
dian street, will be hostess for the
Amicitia Club She will be assisted
by Mrs. Albert Bretthauer.
Irvington Tuesday Club will OBJ
serve Guest day at the home of Miss
Anna Lott, 800 Downey avenue.
1nter-Alia Club will meet with
Mrs. Charles H. Fenner, 3460 Win
throp avenue. Mrs. Edward A.
Peterson will review THE Bridge of
San Luis Rey," by Thornton Wilder,
and Mrs. Lillian D. Jones will talk
on Looking Toward Peace
Alpha Delta Laetreian Club will
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may be made with Mrs. Nettie New,
Talbot 1886.
Mrs. c. E. Crippin, 1923 Park ave-
nue., will entertain members of the
Zetathea Club. The program sub
ject, France" will be discussed by
Mrs. j. w. Laughner, and Mrs. j. w.
Jones.
Mrs. J. S. KalIeen, 2444 Park ave-
nue., assisted by Mrs. Samuel Craig,
will be hostess for the meeting of
the New Century Club. Mrs. H. F.
Reynolds will report on "Our Chang
ing Civilization" by John Herman
Randall, Ph.D., and Mrs. E. P. Jones
on Evolution of Art" by Huth de
Rochemont. Mrs. Charles Graul
will speak on "Palestriun."
Wednesday Club will entertain
with a Christmas party at the home
of Mrs. Homer Trotter, 1854 North
Holmes street. She will be assisted
by Mrs. William Kelly. The w. A.
C. quartet will present musical
program. Members will exchange
gifts.
Sigma NJ Mothers Club will hold
its regular monthly meeting at the
chapter house, 4615 Central avenue,
at 1:30.
lambda Chi Alpha fraternity
mothers club will meet at the chap
ter house, 4700 Sunset boulevard, at
o'clock, for a Christmas party. All
mothers are invited.
FRIDAY
Friday Afternoon Reading Club
will meet with Mrs. Cecil Strupe, 335
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MONDAY

Brightwood Library Club will hold
its December meeting at the Bright
wood public library, PASS North
Station street.
Meeting of the board of directors
of the Womans Department Club
will be held at 10 o'clock at the
clubhouse.
CervuS Club Christmas party and
monthly card party will be held at
the Elks club. Luncheon will be
served at 1890.
indianapolis Alpha Delphian Club
will meet at 7 o'clock on the mez-
canine floor of the Hotel English.
Mrs. Demarchus Brown will talk on
THE Art of Germany"
Monday Club will meet at the D.
A. R. chapter house for a Christmas
party. The program committee is
headed by Mrs. William Dobson.
Irvington Coterie Club will meet
at the home of Mrs. Welmer Bush
DING. STA Pleasant Run boulevard.
The committee in charge of the
meeting, which will be a Christmas
party is Mrs. c. Walter Mccarthy,
Mrs. Louis B. Johnson and Mrs.
Martin Eastburn.
Vincent c. S. L C. will have a
guest meeting at the Fletcher Amer
lean bank.
Steven c. Nolan will address the
Indianapolis Literary Club on Ma
tionalism. The club will meet at
the D. A. r. chapter house.
Mrs. David E. Fox, 1862 Princeton
place, will be hostess for the meeting
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RHO ZETA TAU GIVES
SLUMBER PARTY

Miss Eleanora Wills, rush cap
tain, will be in charge of the slum-
Der party given tonight by Rho Zeta
Tau sorority for the following
guests:
Miss Merle Garner, Miss Mabel
Garner. Miss Pauline Browning,
Miss Olive Daugherty, Miss Edith
Harris, Miss Georgia Wright, Miss
Margaret Langlotz, Miss Ruth Zorn-
iger, Miss Agnes Pope. Miss Leona
Colby, Miss Mathilda Michael and
Miss Verna Houston.
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CERVUS CLUB TO HAVE
CHRISTMAS PARTY

Christmas party Of the Cervus
Club will be a luncheon at the Elks
Club house at 1890 Monday after
noon. Hostesses for the affair are
Mrs. Maurice E. Click, Mrs. Harry
G. Sargent and Mrs. William c.
Schaefer.
Decorations and appointments will
be carried out in the Christmas
colors and motifs. Gifts from a
grab bag will be distributed. Fol-
lowing the luncheon the regular
monthly card party viii be held.
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C0NTRALT0 WILL BE
GUEST ARTIST

Mildred Cathcart Warrick will ae-
company Mary Traub Busch, con-
tralto, who will be guest artist at the
musicale to be given from 2:30 to
$3.50 Sunday afternoon by Jiis
Marott trio at the Marott hotel.
Following is the program:
"Andantino and Finale from Trio IN
MAJOR .....:....,....... ..Gaoe
Trio
Voice di donna d'angelo LA Giocon-
dal" -.........: .Ponehielh
Mary Traub Busch
Cradle Song" ........... "Reminiscences
"Valse Bluette -.............. Drigo-Auer
Maud Custer
"A Memory .................... .Gauz
THE Last Hour Kramer
Mary TFaub Busch
ALLEGRO Moderate from Sonata for
cello and piano" fOpus s. -. Chopin
Consuelo Couchman-Hiida Burrlchter
"Slumber Son ............. .Gretchanino4
Song Of the Chimes" ........... Worren
Mary Traub Busch
The View Era" :.................He Head
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MOTHERS CLUB TO
MEET MONDAY

Mothers Club of Pi Beta Phi So
rority will meet Monday noon at
the chapter house, 706 West Forty
third street. Members Of the chap
ter will be their guests for luncheon.
Hostesses will be Mrs. c. Milton
Kelly, Mrs. G. H. Pier, Mrs. Wallace
o. Lee and Mrs. A. F. Sutton.
Miss Dorothy Ryker will resent
q group of songs, accompanied by
Mrs. G. H. Eberhard.
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ALPHA CHS TO HOLD
CHRISTMAS PARTY

The annual children's Christmas
party of the Alpha Chi Omega
Alumnae Club will be held at 2:30
Saturday afternoon, Dec. IA, at the
home Of Mrs. Orval S. HiXon, 1884
North Pennsylvania street.
Children will be entertained with
games in the social room, while
members of the organization have a
business meeting. Following this a
program will be given by the
youngsters. Each child is asked to
bring a gift for the Christmas tree.
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IND0RSERS ANNOUNCE
PICTURE SHOWINGS

Philosophical committee of the
Indianapolis Indorsers of Photo
plays announces the following show
ing of pictures:
Dec. 9, Boys Club, Mrs. Bert S.
Gadd, hostess; Dec. 10, Indianapolis
Protestant Orphans home, Mrs. o.
M. Richardson, hostess; Dec. ID,
county infrmary, Mrs. Otis Nc
Cracker, hostess; Dec. IS, Jewish
Communal building, Mrs. H. L.
Teitel, hostess.
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CAMP FIRE WINNER
TO BE REWARDED

A week at Camp Alahi will be
given to the Camp Fire girl who
dresses a doll in the most original
manner for Christmas. The group
dressing the largest number of dolls
in the cleyerest manner will be
given a group leather covered count
book.
Dolls were secured at the Camp
Fire theater party at the Palace
theater this morning, at 9. Admis-
sion was a doll Or toy.
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G, 0. P. CLUB WILL
SPONSOR EVENT

Members of the Indiana Woman's
Republican Club will give Christ
mas program Thursday, Dec. 26 at
the Columbia Club. The newly
elected president, Mrs. Elizabeth At
kinson, appointed chairman for sew
eral committees at a meeting Of the
board Tuesday.
Mrs. Harry Dunn was elected to
fill the vacancy on the board of
directors, created by the resignation
Of Mrs. John McCaTdie.
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Student Section
of Musicale to
Offer Program

December program of the student
section of the Indianapolis Matinee
Musicale will be presented at 2:30
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. c. Harold Larsh, 3345 North
New Jersey street. The program is
as follows:
"serenade" from 1.-THE Carnival. .schuettt
s''Ul Phyllis Mattern, pianist. s,,.,,
1.-THE Quest" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. smith
Irene Maerry. vocalist Ramona Will
son Beaver. accompanist.
sarah Olinger violnist Frances
Wishard. accompanist.
sScherzoS ...................M endelssohn
Florence Swartz, pianist. ..
Three Wishes" :......-.-..-. .HaTratt
blues Are Her Eyes ......-......- watts
f Virginia Aeppli. vocalist; 'caral Bech-
tolt, accompanist.
"Andante" from Concerto No. z"
..,d,oa 1,s;,neri Dvorak tKreisIer
Sarah Olinger. violinist.
"Nocturne" OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Chopin
''WRltz" ..................... CHOPIN
''u0e Pauline Lalin. pianist,
Miss Gertrude Whalen is chair
man of the program committee.
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CHRISTMAS CHARITY
PARTY Is SLATED

Mrs. Fac w. Par-:ck will enter
tain members of the Indianapolis
Ward-Belmont Club at her home,
3055 North Delaware street, Satur-
day, Dec 81.
This meeting is the annual
Christmas charity party of the club.
Luncheon will be served at 1890,
followed by bridge in the afternoon.
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Jack Little Entertained

Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond T. Jenkins,
;201 Fest Sixteenth street, enter
;aihed with party Wednesday
night for Jack Little, popular radio
artist, and others who appeared on
the Indiana bill. Guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. H. R. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Keckler. Miss Virginia
Borton, Miss Beatrice Hauck, Miss
Virginia Newbrough, Miss Marie
Bryson, Barney Lyons, Jack Gardin
and Hugh Krein, Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Rowland, 1921
Park avenue, are in Atlantic City,
where they are stopping at the Chal-
fonte- Ha lon hall.
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Entertain With Pnrtn

Patriotic Order of Sons of
America will entertain tonight with
an old-fasnioned play party at the
Odd Fellows hail. West Michigan
street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01
JURY INFLUENCE
limited IN PROBE
Judge In Mcpherson Case
Mentioned in Testimony of
Attempt to Control.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES February 1.--Testi-
mony designed to show that Superior
Judge Carlos S. Hardy attempted to
influence grand jury inquiry into the
disappearance of Aimee Semple Nc
Pherson today led a legislative in
vestigating committee deeper into the
story of why the evangelist gave the
jurist a $4,000 check.
The committee, which is seeking to
determine If impeachment charges shall
be filed against Judge Hardy, yesterday
heard Wallace Moore, former news
paper man, testify that the jurist
warned him against the dangers of
perjury while he was working on the
story Of the evangelist'S mysterious dis
appearance.
The legislative inquiry progressed to-
day without the presence of the
evangelist, who departed for San
Francisco last night en- route to Canada
on an evangelistic tour. Before she left
she was served with subpoena to ap-
pear again before the committee
February 81 at Sacramento.
Moore told of his assignment in
June, 1926, to locate and stop GER
tain automobile in which it was report
ed Mrs. Mcpherson and Kenneth
Ormiston, former Angelus Temple radio
operator, were travelling.
1t was the following August, Moore
said, when Judge Hardy saw him at
his newspaper office.
Judge Hardy never told you to say
that it was not Mrs. Mcpherson, did
hep" asked Joseph Fainter, represent
ing Mrs. Mcpherson.
mo, he did not" said Moore HE
talked about Rose and Steve the
supposed kidnapers. He said he had
all the confidence in the world in
Aimee'S story.
Then he began to talk about perjury,
and how serious it was, and how dam
gerous it was to make identificationS.
He told me about cases in which in
nocent men had been sent to prison
by wrong identiflcations, and that if
this happened, the person who gave the
testimony would be arrested
Robert Brydon, member of the
grand jury which investigated the
evangelist's kidnapping story, told the
committee that while the case was at
its climax Judge Hardy warned him to
"lay off the Aimee case"
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PASTOR WHO WANTED
TO CHOKE BRIDE HELD
Former Boxer, Harvard Alumnus,
Sent to Psycopathic Ward for
Sanity Observation.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
OAKLAND, Calf, February Rev.
Frederick r. kid Wedge, Harvard
alumnus, Presbyterian minister and for
mer pugilist, was held here today for
observation by alienists, following his
admission that he had been obsessed by
desire to strangle his bride of week,
or to throw her out window of the
hotel where they have been honeymoon
ing.
Wedge attributed his obsession to a
skull fracture suffered years ago in
the ring, and said the trouble had been
aggravated by publicity which followed
his marriage to woman divorced on
grounds not recognized by his church.
On his wedding day, Wedge made an
announcement that he was unable to
go ahead with the marriage, because
the bride-to-be, Mrs. Jennie M. Hollo-
way, had been divorced for incompati-
bility. He changed his mind later,
however. declaring he had decided to
leave the Presbyterian Church, and the
ceremony was performed.
Wedge was taken into custody after
ne went to an alienist for consultation.
He was lodged in the psychopathic ward
Of the City Hospital.
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Saturday of Extraordinary Opportunity for Savings

Chinchilla and mannish mixtures,
2 to years and Is to IS years.
Fur Collar Junior Overcoats, 2 to
years.
Every coat wool lined, some with
plaid back, double faced materials.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-02-01

Nearly a third Of all the woman men,
bers OF the Finnish Lutheran Church
at Gardner, Mass, are named Ida.
When the fact was discovered the Idas
joined in a festival and bazaar.
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WHO'S WHO
 AND WHERE

Mrs. J. T. Petrich and children. Pauline and kieth, who have been cn two months vacation in the. south, returned to their Juneau home on the Princess Mary. Mrs. Petrich is the wife of J. T. Petrichs of the local U s. Customs House, and spent the holidays with rela- tives in Kelso, Washington.
 Mrs. J. c. Mcbride, wife of Col lector of Customs J. c. Mcbride, returned to Juneau on the Princess Mary. Mrs. Mcbride spent the holidays with her brother and his family, MT and Mrs, Harry Fisher, in Seattle. Also at the holiday gathering was Miss Marion Mo- Bride who is attending school at
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Bridge Used by Gulls !. For Opening ShelI6sh


 ATLANTIC REACH, N. G.. Jan. 14.-Construction of a concrete bridge from the mainland to the beach here has changed the feed ing habits of sea gulls in this vii cinity.
 The gulls feed on scallops and other shellfish found on the bot tom of Rogue sound. The hungry gull would drop out of the sky in- to the water. catch a scallop in its beak and fly to the nearest rock or hard beach to drop the shellfish and break it.
 Now the gulls fly immediately to the bridge, drop their quarry on the hard surface of the span and have lunch on the spot Occasion ally a gull loses part of its meal when it drops shellfish on a passing automobile.
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MEXICO WILL TREAT
 CRIMINALS GENTLY

MEXICO CITY, Jan. 14.-The whip and like instruments of pun ishment are to be abandoned son the Mexican Devils Island" and trade schools and cooperative work shops are to be established for the benefit of the prisoners.
 Emotional scenes were enacted among the prisoners on the island when General Francisco J. Mujica new director of the penal colony, announced that henceforth only humane methods would be employ ed in dealing with the criminals exiled there Many of the prison CTS broke into tears when the gen. eyal in a speech to the members of me colony. made known the new policy.
 The colony occupies the largest of group of three islands off the southwestern oast of Mexico known as Las Tres Marias. Only criminals of the worst type are sent there and the establishment lcng ago earned for itself the title Mexican Devils Island. Prisoners at the idea of being sent to the island and tales of hardship among the outcasts sta- toned there riyaled those from the original Devils Island" Frances famous prison colony off the coast of French Guiana.
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WATCH WINDS ITSELF
 THOUGH FORGOTTEN

CHICAGO, Jan. 14-Found, a rival to perpetual motion-the self winding wrist watch.
 An automatic winding wrist watch is being shown here. The watch operates on a lever shaped like an anch- or. The anchor arm extends to the rim of the workings with the curved cross-pieces sliding on a track half around the watch. This causes a spring to be wound with every motion of the arm. It cannot be overwound.
 Except for the winding stem the chronometer looks like any other.
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Corvallis, Miss gMeBride, spent about two weeks visiting her nfoth- CT, before returning to school.
 Donald Armour, President and General Manager of the Piggly- Wiggly Alaska Company. accom- panied by II. L. Reed of the Loca- ton and Finance Department of the same organization, arrived on the Admiral Rogers Saturday eve- ming. MT. Armour will be in Ju- neau for some time while MT. Reed leaves in a few days for Peters, burg to establish the Piggly Wiggly stone Number 3.
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TWO PATIENTS AT MORNINGSIDE. FROM
 ALASKA, ARE DEAD

Mrs. Annie Bergquist, who was ireceived at Moningside Sanitar- sium from Nome, Alaska, on 0eto- sber 5, 1907, died of chronic inephitis on January z, 1929. She twas buried in Multnomah Gene fiery, Portland, Ore. Patient Maloney, an Indian. re- ceived at the Morningside Sani- starium from Bethel Alaska on September IS. 1926. died of pull monary tuberculosis on January s4, 1929. lnterment was al Port land.
 Reports of both deaths were received this morning at the of fee of the Governor.
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Weather Conditions As Recorded by the U. s.
 Weather Bureau

Forecast for Juneau vicinity beginning today Cloudy tonight and Tuesday; gentle varabls winds
 l. O c A L TAT
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Keep ule fer spring. promises o powerful appeal the those follow
 crisp black ock at Lelongs made with three bias tulle top to particular the hips than The Lelong firm from 12 IS inches below waistline further down than that in back RITA.
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BUFFALO DOING WELL
 IN INTERIOR ALASKA

{ News was received in the of lfce of the Alaska Game Commis- asion this mcrniag that Game Warden Sam White has returned ito Fairbanks after having made Ian inspection trip of the Big
 iDclta country where buffalo,
 which were recently imported into sThe Territcry. are ranging. War tden White reported that there is
 ian abundance of feed and that 5the buffalo are doing well.
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General Mujica announced that machinery will be brought to the colony to take the place of man. ual labor in some of the heavier work. The cooperative system will give the prisoners participation, in the profits of the industries es- tablished on the island and each prisoner will be taught a trade.
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LEAGUE WOULD ORGANIZE
 ANIMAL HEALTH SERVICE

GENEVA, Jan. -14-The League of nations sent a questionnaire to all nations concerning the importa- tion, transit and exportation of animals for the purpose of coor- dinating the veterinary health serv- ices in all parts of the world. If the nations approve the league will publish regular veterinary bulletins.
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old papers To. sase at ts:e Empire
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} MURDERERS
 PAY PENALTY

BELLEFONTE, Penn, Jan. H. Charles Mellor, Benjamin Demar- wski and Tony Lucitti, who's e crimes brought death of four per sons. paid with their lives in the electric chair here this morning. All met death calAly.
 Lueitti shot and killed Police man Knapp and Paul Fox.
 Mellor killed Max Harrison, As sistant Manager of the Gro s s Reyes Theatre in Philadelphia, in an attempted hold-up.
 Demarwski killed his wife.
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R. A. Coats and R. H. Coats re- turned to Juneau on tho Admiral Rogers. They have been ia the south about two months and dur ing that time toured several of the western states in their Juneau car. The car was brought back on the steamer.
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FRENCH ROAD UPKEEP
 COSTLY t

PARIS -- It costs France IA times as much to keep her roads in order as it did in 1913.