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Evening star., 1942-02-14
Monopoly Complaint
Filed Against A. P.
By Labor Agency
Federated Press Charges
Restriction Of Supply
Of News Pictures
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Federated Press said In a
statement yesterday that 1t had filed
a complaint with the Justice De-
partment's Antitrust Division
charging the Associated Press with
violation Of the antitrust laws.
(The Federated Press, In the
statement distributed to news
Offices in Washington, said it was
a non-proflt cooperative news
service for labor papers which
furnishes news, feature material
and pictures to more than $50
publications published by inter-
national unions, central labor
bodies and local unions, affiliated
with the A. F. L. and c. I. o. and
unaffiliated unions. 1t Is owned
by its member papers, the Press
said, and is not a part Of the
official family Of any group in
the labor movement
The complaint alleged that the
A. p, by scrapping a picture mat
service which it had acquired from
the New York Times" the Fed
Grated Press said. was restricting
the supply Of news pictures for more
than 100 labor papers served by the
Federated Press, as we'll as a large
number Of small newspapers and
community weeklies."
Thurman Arnold, Assistant At
torney General in charge of anti
trust enforcement, told the Asso-
ciated Press in reply to inquiries
that an antitrust complaint had
been filed against the Associated
Press and was being investigated in
the usual way. However, Mr.. Ar
mold said he was not at liberty to
divulge the complainant or the ma
ture OF the complaint until the
Justice Department was in a posi-
ton to make recommendations.
In a previously distributed state
ment the Federated Press pointed
out that it had contracted to buy
mats and pictures from Interna-
tional News Photos at rates IS per
cent above the Wide World price
for the first year and so per cent
higher for the second year.
The Federated Press also said
that another syndicate quoted a
price about l25 per cent over the
Wide World rate.
At the general Office Of the Asso-
ciated Press in New York, it was
stated that the mat service of Wide
World Photos was discontinued for
economic reasons. The Wide World
photo print service itself was not
affected by this action and con-
tinues in operation.
Evening star., 1942-02-14
De GuuIIe Aid Asked

BATAVIA, Feb. IA LP,. - Free
French officials in Batavia cabled
Gen. Charles de Gaulle in London
today urging him to send Free
French troops to help defend the
Netherlands Indies.
Evening star., 1942-02-14
Garn nf Thanka

STROBEL, CHARLES A. We wish To
extend our sincere thanks and apprecia-
ton to our relatives and many friends for
their kind expressions OF sympathy and
beautiful floral tributes received during
our recent bereavement.
Evening star., 1942-02-14

Turn your waste paper basket into
savings bank. Don't throw the
paper away-give it to the Govern
ment,
Evening star., 1942-02-14
ehr,1a ~ . iain II " fSlyriI e,ISSp

February IL. 1913. ELizABETH IS SNIP
son, beloved wife of William W. Simpson
Also survived by son, William w. Simp-
and other relatives and friends Relatives
and friends may call after IL am SUM-
day, February Is. at the residence of her
Funeral services Monday. February 16,
at l pm. at the Allen & Morrow Funeral
Home. Inc, 1925 V ST. NV. Rev A. F.
Elms officiating. Interment Woodlawn
Cemetery IL
Evening star., 1942-11-22

Experienced; permanent position.
4347 or ME. 1888.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

SECRETARY wanted who is COL
lege graduate and competent
stenographer; give complete de-
tails including salary expected.
Box 244-E, Star.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
TYPIST.


handle bulk of correspondence hersei, W W
circulation dept. of weekly publication
Five.day week; opportunities for ADVANCE
Z Z, st; NV. between s:15-I1:45 am. .o or
Evening star., 1942-11-22
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

Re Re A RADIO 'TECHNICIAN. OPERATOR
NOV NOV more more make $50, $40. $50 weekly
week fixing radios while learning at At bom =
IN spare time. No previous experience
needed: Big book Fee. Write NATIONAL
ninDtnO instonO INSTITUTE, Dept. 2MW6A. WASH
Evening star., 1942-11-22

SELECT POSITIONS.
WANTED AT ONCE.
FEMALE DEPT.-MIss YOUNG.
Stenog., constr, $45 wk.
stenos. insur espr., sUDiuit iunch and N sies mo.
stenoss E s5 ali fsf Ends sss4s SSS wl mo-
SE FEMALE = pEPrM1ss SEP Wefx ssp KNidHT ssfa51sS
TypiSts (50, expr. & beg.
$1,440-$1 500.
BSsT msas A. ii kinss ssosSS
FEMAEE pEPT:WMfss Is1; Mis- REED.
~, ,RECEPTIoN1sTs (2O), age 20-30 s25-
Saiessirls all kinds, os2o-se5 vk
Lanndry Ia HIry, clerks. y Ks ss2o;s25 wk. s,oo
TELEpHoNE Sl oPERAToRs, ali ali Kinds. kinds.
beg Des and ens1na. e1pr $40 to sac ws; temp and
HELP MALE-M1ss DAY.
Accountant, expr., $65 wk.
TTtImekeepeeEEss' Ttnndas s49-s45 SO wk.
Once boys GENTLE S22 so wk.
Statesmen. expr., $500 mo,
MALE DEPT"MIss MISS FOX.
Grocery Clerks I'm. g. f.)
$25-$40 Wk.
Meatcutters. S45 wk
Mechani auto & others, S3O-S4O wk
Gas station attds., Sl06 mo up.
HOTEL AND snass5s sza ana l1e glass
MISS EAST.
Pastry chef, hotel. $195 mo.
Cooks. all kinds, S25-S35 wk
Hostesses. cashiers etc, daily openings.
NEED 5O-!75 new applicants DAILY.
current openings. NO charge unless we
PLACE YOU. TOP sslaries-LARGEST
agency in city-WELCOME all times.
PERSONNEL SERVICE.
1871 G st. ION G, Nr Cor 13th).
Evening star., 1942-11-22

COUNTER GIRLS,
White, fast. exp: night or day, 4 to 10 or
12 to g. Top salary. Apply now. Grey
hound Restaurant. 1116 N. Y. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP woAsh.
STENO.-SECRETARY.

STENO.- SECRETARY.
To I'LL vacancy Dec. 1. In local ONCE Of
large corporation long established in WASH
ington devoted to war work. Must be
q. S. citizen with good reference. wide
awake, neat and proficient. Apply in
writing for appointment. Box S6-E, Star.
COUNTER GIRLS
For cafeteria. over l8 yrs old, full or part
time. No experience necessary. No Sun
days. Apply Taliy-Ho Restaurant. S12
18th st. NV.
MASSEUSE,
Experienced; permanent position. EN-.
4347 or ME. 1883.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

YOUNG LADY for sales work
in fine jewelry store, perma-
nent or extra work. Swope
JeWelry Co., 1114 F st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP WoMEN.

TYPIST, ability handle vol
ume office details, also handle
billing; steady position; $26
week start, prompt advance
ment;; Is to As years age.
Apply Monday, 639 N. Y. ave.
NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
PTNGTPT.S

COLORED, 10 TO 30.
Guaranteed minimum salarv
and tips. Report S pm. till clos
ing: Take w., B. & A. bus, at 10th
and E sts. NV, direct to allevs
FT: DAVIS BOWLING ALLEYS
39th & Pa. Ave. Sc. FIR. 9393
Evening star., 1942-11-22
HELP WoMEN.

ABLE, THINKING TYPIST.
(see this same heading under "Help Men)
EXPERIENCED DEPART
MENT MANAGER FOR A
GROWING COAT, FUR AND
DRESS DEPT. EXCELLENT
SALARY AND COMMIS-
SION. STATE AGE, REF
ERENCES. WRITE BOX
488-T, STAR.
TELEPHONE OPERATOR,
part time. The Southern,
1907 M st. NV.
Evening star., 1942-11-22

INSURANCE MANAGER.
Splendid opportunity for ex-
perlenced fire and casualty
writer. Walter A. Brown.
Evening star., 1942-11-22
WOMEN.

WOMEN.
We can place three defense
workers who have three or
more hours a day to spare.
Good average pay to start.
See employment manager, 9
to II am.
513 K ST NV
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07
S1OOO Goal Exceeded For

Continued from page D his appreciation of the work ev- eryone did. Everyone asked to aid did a fine job of it " he said, land I am really appreciative. It Is impossible to name everyone who helped, but l particularly want to thank station KODK for splended additional publicity and the very material aid which con tributed to success far exceeding our expectations. Besides exceed ing our quota for this year, we beat last years total by more than 100 per cent"
 At a committee meeting in the bank building yesterday a reso lution was approved forwarding the funds to the Governor s office One half of the money will be sent to the national foundation from there, and the other half has been pledged to the Crippled Children's program of the territory, in which fight for health 1t will be matched dollar for dollar by additional federal funds.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07
NOTICE

The Partnership heretofore ex- isting under the name and style of Star Taxi and the Star Cafe, in the City of Kodiak, Alaska, is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons who are in debted to the undersigned are requested to pay the same to Joe Mulqueen. All bills against the said partnership will be paid by Joe Mulqueen.
 Dated this 24th day of Jan uary, 1922.
 R. M. Green
 o. T. Mulqueen
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07
NOTICE

To Whom It May Concern:
 I do not profess to be a drug less physician, namely, a chiro- practor or osteopath. I am a reg istered nurse, graduate masseuse and hydrotheraplst. l give only natural treatments, manipula- tions and exercises.
 Signed, Salena Thomas, R. N.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07
As Others See Us

Evacuees recently probably spending eveIing telling the folks outside about their experiences Americas last frontier" We'd like to hear of the stories but we hope they aren't all like the told by lady who left here and interviewed by the press she got home Acur aCy not her best point.
 We quote.
 Best available living quarters rough hutsThe rough hut she lived the Taylor apartments Of have trough huts" but they hardly the ''best available
 Electricity uncertain because the Kodiak Power company lines overoaded"Vy the Community Power lines overloaded but she might have put plug for KEA which is taking with expanded equipment.
 Food prices exorbant25 for loaf of bread 40 cents for quart milk 65 cents for pound of buterIts the freight And we'd like know where she got the milk at 40 cents quart-we pay 50.
 is cold name of home town deeed but much more windy We had 80me gale there There's not much but lot of rain and the streets All wear high rubber with creepers These steal clamps fastened with dig into the ice They also muk laks shoes caribou There kndsone for water snow That's good local coo and mend her for it
 But he majority of Kodaks population consists of natives she said known Aleus Kooch Not majoryhose days are gone forever And those last two words not synonymous Hardly
 She goes he signal corps where all messages taken care of since there telephones More correctly the signal corps corresponds Western Union, and who said didn't have tee phones? We kuow absolutely of ree used and we good authority that there than twelve No telephones indeed!
 "S Kodiak her dogsshe believes there will be more escong ships and would rather have her dogs stay Alaska than risk sending them without convoy Nc comment only isn't that military information about the ships, not the dogs
 At the end the interview she the hope that she may back Kodakn the ure We only hope dear lady, that your sooun will be longer than three months and do drop the Mirror oce Our Information Bureau will be glad to tell you what Klooch is.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07
Help Buy A 3 o M 3 E R
 With A 9 o h 9
Defense Patrol

Mon, o. P, Altman, Jess Blinn, Bryan, Bayou.
 Tue. o. P, Chichoski, Bur nett, Bussee, Bartee.
 Wed. o. F., Norquist, George Blinn, Bebich. Chernoff.
 Thur. o, F., Potteiger, Cole man, Hicks, Clifton.
 Fri. o. F., Noble, Duncan, Detlof, Eaton.
 Sat. O, F., Rodgers. Coon, Guerin, Helgensen.
 Sun. o. F., Neseth, Hayner. Haines, Higgins.
 Mission Road Patrol
 Mon. Jenkins, Victor Porter Tue. Reynolds, Roely
 Wed. Leo Sears, Therek
 Thur Walkoff, Blankenship Fri. Butler, Cox
 Sat. Martin, Miell
 Sun. Lewis, Lynch
 Meeting Sunday, 7 p. m. Le- zion hall.
Kodiak mirror., 1942-02-07

Baf goVernn,ent of fife people, 6y fife people,
 r Me people shall not persh from, the eart6 -Lncoln
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31

suUs SUNK m sydmey narpor..
Raj planes
4-Dutch Harbor. Alaska. bombed twice by
s-Japs attack Midway island
GU: S. navy smashes Jap fleet at Midway
10 British announce 1s355o casualties dur
tember q 194l. including 1878 killed.
i2-Japanese land in Aleutians, Kiska har.
bor named by U. S. dispatches.
2l-Tobyuk 3 British tHa stronghold held I'D :, since
2s-Romm9ei 9air' drives go miles into Egypt;
British abandon Solum. Sidi Omar.
July
1-Germans capture Sevastopol after eight
month. 25.day siege.
gu. S.-made General Grant tanks battle
s-Naz s5.ooo.ton ship Tirpitz. torpedoed
twice by Soviet sub.
-Soviets place German losses for period,
May 15-July Is, at 100000 men. Admit
$4,000 of their own killed in action.
19-German drive eastward to Stalingrad,
and southeastward to Rostov.. slowed by
lin same night
23-One Of the largest u S. conveys (the
fifth to cross Atlantic reaches North
26-U S. pilots in action over France, flying
British Spitfres. One American-pAoted
0piLlIc SHOt UOWH Dy NdZlS.
N-Russians admit Rostov, gateway to eau.
casus, falls after evacuation of troops.
31-According to U. S. naval official 10, 900
Jap soldiers stationed in the Aleutians.
August
10-Marines land in Solomons. Navy raids
Jap Kiska positions in Aleutians.
1+German military begins march on Stall.
19-Ten. thousand Allied troops. mostly Ca.
nadians, supported by British Comman-
dos and a few score U. S. Rangers raid
Dieppe, France. for nine hours. Casu.
alties heavy on both sides. Overhead
1000 British planes engage the enemy
21-Japs attempt to retake Solomon island
positions. Repelled by U. S. marines.
22-Fifteen Jugoslav guerrilla planes bomb
Axis garrison and NaZi troop columns
west of Belgrade.
September
3-U. S. pilots down German Focke.Wulf
bomber near Iceland report u. S. mill.
tary authorities
Lieut.. Gen. StilWell's headquarters in
Chunaking announces that bomb loaded
" S. fighters hit JapS in five different
tina zones
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31

Christmas here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Barnes. Both
are employed in. a. defense plant.
Mrs. Rosa Brown is very i'll and
has been confined to her bed for
more than a week from. complica-
tions. Neighbors have been caring
for her and feeding, her. livestock.
Her daughter, Mrs. Ida Ellsworth,
of. Colfax, Iowa., was called. here to
care for her.
Carl Walker Of Dyes Fork is
slightly improved from. more than q,
weeks illness from complications.
We learn that Paul Heron is ex-
pected to spend. much. deserved
furlough with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w.. Heron, of. Neelyville.
We hope we will be able to see him
while home.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31
NOTICE OF FILING ACCOUNTS
The State of Ohio. Morgan County,
I'm Probate Court

Whereas. accounts and vouchers
have been filed in the Office Of this
Court by the Administrators or Ex-
ecutors of the following deceased
persons, to-wit:
Walter l.. Lawrence. as admins
traitor of the estate Of Charles Var
nell; Blanche Mccall, as admins
tratrix of the estate of Ernest E.
Mccall; also the following guardian
ships: Emmett Abel, guardian Of
Jacob H. Perry: Thurman H. Ray,
guardian of Jennie Niceswanger;
Isaac J. Coulson, as administrator
of the estate of David T. Coulson.
Notice Is hereby given that said
accounts and vouchers are now on
Ole In the Office OF said Court. being
suspended for confirmation, and per-
sons interested In said accounts or
any item thereof, may dle written
exceptions thereto at least nve days
prior to the 18th day Of January.
1943, when the same will be heard
and continued from day to day un-
til finally disposed of.
ARTHUR TORBERT,
17d3 Probate Judge.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31

January

January
SALES Of new cars banned pending ration
5-Congress reconvenes. tackles war prob
6-War draft Of 2o-44 announced
10-Industrialsts protest automobile labor
management plan, rejected.
1l-OPM orders halt in private home build
l4-Doennald Nelson, Chicago. now chief Of all
1e-Welles asks Pan-American anti.Axis
1s-Roosevelt asks congress for another 2s1s
21-OPM abolished by Donald Nelson;
22-South American anti-Axis compact com.
2s-Nation told 80 Nad u-boats of East
so-Price control bill passes: Presidents
February
4Congress working on loans to China.
@Giant Jap spy ring disclosed on West
1o-House kills so-called "frivolity' in OCD.
le-T dr.f{ 5. aog4 aegglsters nine million more for
rs Two waves Of planes over Los Angeles.
Immediate blackout.
28-Bin to end 40-hour week defeated.
March
Auto rationing begins.
3-Army air force now an equal branch of
Ali new, used typewriter sales halted
8-Supreme command Of all u S. naval
operations given to Admiral King.
11-U S. fixes used tire prices.
12-House farm bloc kills sub-parity bill.
l8-First wartime lottery since 1918
2AU. S. takes over strike-bound Toledo.
Peoria and Western railroad.
25-Lindbergh offered position in Ford's
z-U Sef s. unifies plaess' command to end U.boat
menace.
April
1-Senate defeats ban on 40 hour week.
closed shop upheld.
2-All bicycle sales halted.
7-Plan to halt production of most durable
2s-sugar for restaurants and other food
services cut SO per cent.
27-Thirteen million sign z5-65 labor aues:
so-Report three Nazi bids for peace since
first of year.
May
1-Plans to draft women for war service
temporarily abandoned.
2-Director of Defense Transportation East
man announces restriction of competing
train and bus service.
4-National sugar registration for ration
books begins. first of four days.
12-House passes (102-40) increase in pay to
$50 for army and marine privates. navy
16-Earl Browder. former secretary of the
American Communist party, has four.
year federal sentence commuted to IA
months already served.
19-East coast gas rationing to be put on
national scale, Roosevelt hints.
26-Commercial air service for 25 cities. 81
routes, curtailed by Civil Aeronautics
board.
27-Total of 13. 500 women apply as candi-
dates for officers training school of the
Women's Army Auxiliary corps: WAACs.
28-On the grounds he is Communist party
member Harry Bridges. Australian born
West coast CIO leader ordered deported
by Attorney General Francis Biddle.
June
First eastern statewide surprise black.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31
.f1E2EI73&2!

January
l6-Carole Lombard, screen actress her
mother and 10 others killed in transport
plane crash near Las Vegas. New: u
q. S. aviators among dead.
18-Colorados worst coal mine disaster IN
Is years occurred at Mount Harris when
mile underground explosion snutts out
"a miners lives.
February
6-Tornadoes in Arkansas, Mississippi. Ala.
bama, Tennessee, Georgia kill 18 per.
sons; four persons killed when flood and
mud avalanches roll down in northern
March
LBurlington, Iowa. ordnance plant explo.
sion kills 16, INJURIES 81. Explosion here
Dec. IL, 1941, killed 13.
ss.s again ny paqsens and ad
leaving $4,000 damage. Ten army
fiers killed when bomber crashes into
mountain peak near Pendleton: Ore
Four others killed near Boise. Idaho.
April
12-Near Livermore. Calf. IA fliers killed
26-High speed Hudson & Manhattan rail.
road train wrecked in tube at Jersey
City. NJ j. Five killed, 222 injured
27-Tornadees roar through Oklahoma. Min.
nesota. killing 80-100: $1.000.000 damage
May
1-Eastbound airliner crashes into noun.
tain peak near Salt Lake City Utah. dur.
ing rain storm; II killed. During past
eight years 81 persons killed in air
crashes in this area.
l2-Coal mine explosion near Morgantown.
W. Va, traps S. Twenty three killed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31
December
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January

January
4pean p Of American stage. Otis Skinner.
a1Judge Joseph Franklin Rutherford. Y,
f;sas founder 1oin and head of Jehovah's Witness
22-Dr. William Dick Cutter. g. educator
Medical Association.
February
Marion sayle TAYLOR. 50. Voice Of Elk.
diana" James F. Haniey. -.
12-Famous Midwestern artist. Grant Wood.
on eve of 50th birthday.
T-Frank Lucius Packard. 65, author Of
Jimmie Dale" stories.
23-Double suicide: Stefan Zweig. 60. world.
famous Austrtan-born author, and wife.
Elizabeth. 30. Of poison. Petropolis. Bra
March
@Dr. George Washington Kirchwey. 81.
dean OF Columbia law school (1901 -1910),
warden OF Sing Sing (lSlS-lsl6). GRIM
16-Francis Irenee Du Pont, es. research
chemist on sEnokeless powder.
April
housing and public health.
during Z lsss.@ sSess0n' o. MA aom'n'a'1a'0f
H-Dr. Alfred Hertz, SO, conductor Of San
Francisco Era ,asS symphony orchestra from
May
9-Graham McNamee, So, MICS famous
sports and commercial announcer.
1O-Member OF the classic Dutch stage com.
edy twosome. Joseph M. r'Joe'y Weber.
26-Dr. John r. Brinkley, So, widely known
goat gland" specialist.
29-Radic. stage and screen star. John
Blythe Barrymore. 60. Greatest per.
formances IN role Of Hamlet from ~
to 20.
June
8-Brian Bell. 50. head Of Associated Press
Washington bureau for three years.
22-Actress Anne Sutherland. Is.
July
20-Moses L. Annenberg, "a, publisher OF
Philadelphia Inquirer and former holder
OF monopoly In race horse information
field.
25-George John Murdock, "a. inventor OF
World War ! self-seaAng gas tank.
August
l-Veteran screen director, James Cruze.
4e. famous for hits such as The Coy.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31

The year dreiU to q close with
these important events:
December
14-Nazis retreat from strong.
hold at Ell Agheila in Libya.
15-U. S. troops capture Buna in
New Guinea.
16-Adm. Jean Darlan, high COM
missioner of French Africa,
declares French fleet will
join Allied naval units.
17-Leon Henderson, director of
the Office of Price Admins
tration, announces his resig.
nation because of "a recur-
rent physical difficulty"
18-All French Naval Units to
fight with the Allies.
20-Birthday of Joseph Stain,
of Russia-63 years old.
22-The supreme court rules Ne
vada divorces are legal in
other states.
26-French Admiral Jean Darlan's S
assassin executed.
Morgan County Democrat. (McConnelsville, Ohio) 1886-1943, 1942-12-31

kAIlOCNlCNN1
ered wagon. r0Id 7ronsides. Real
D smi was A. its Su1s S. Sassa phoso.
Rhes, president Of University OF Chicago
sozllSs Ns';s psss 2;s. Miller ss. author Of The
September
I-Baron, Alphonse de Rothschild. q: at
Bar Harbor. Maine.
s1Sp0y s4lst M aEs' and James, wsite5 g. William Rod
9-Mrs: Myrta Edith Bell Lewis, g., wife
Of John e; Lewis president Of United
1e-"Father Of blind flying" Col. william c.
Ocker, 66. U.SA. inventor and aviator.
22-August Luer, 86, banker. meat packer.
kidnapped in 1888 for 100000 ransom.
October
11-Wilbur Glenn voliva. ~, overseer Of the
Catholic Apostolic Church Of Zion since
2o-May Robson. rs. American stage and
DR.: Frederick A. Stock. SO. director Of
Chicago Symphony orchestra since 05.
November
1-Artie McGovern. so. conditioner Of "a.
NOUS athletes. .including Babe Ruth.
Jack Dempsey; New YORK city; ys..,
city.
9-Edna May Oliver SO. stage and screen
character comedienne In Hollywood
l1-William Morgan ("Billy'') DeBeck, So.
cartoonist. creator of Barney Google.
Spark Plug Snuffy Smith.
29-W. S. Parish. 81. president Of Standard
Oil company IN. -.
December
7-Orland S. Loomis. goverLpr.elect Of Wis
consin.
8-Albert Kahn. architect and engineer. In
Detroit.
16-Walter Patton Murphy, SO. Chicago
philanthropist donor Of Northwestern
university archaeological Institute.
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