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_. 175 TON STATUE or PRESIDENT ABRAHAM LINCOLN. MILUONMRQ CHARGED : WITH B'GE'LMY. AND HIS ATTORNEYS. ‘ _ _ ELECTED BISHOP COADJumR,
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‘.“r1i:aiu= {1L Jtflinn Mayo (center). millionairemanufacturer of radiators, now on trial in New '{m'lr‘
city, ('h.ll‘,’..'t.‘tl “‘llh bagtuny. witwhts attorneys. George Gordon Battle (on left) and J.- Sidnoy Bernstein
(nu right). Mr. Mayo [5 62 years of age. 0! his four wives. the first ls dead. The rceonzl is divorced and
as married elsewhere. The third, Miss \Vlllulmlna Skye". t,- ‘.l:e vammlrxitv‘nt in the prment case. The
Atonrth, Luis F. “'utcrhury Mayo, LL his present wife.
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I’luvln .-....}n,;;,t M- “mm“... &. [~,M..,.“md. - lay delegates at the Trinit}~ Church CU“\l‘i; Ml} for sin e . :: j t:
This statue of Lincoln la in the Linvoln Monmrlnl. on the hanks in the Episcopal diocese of B'lttssachusetts. lie has my ' -' -‘ g
ceremonies on Memorial Day. The statue was designed and built by
Daniel Chester Front-h. max-am, .‘
_, of the Pntnmnt‘, at Washington, 21ml will be unveiled with impressive [WARBLE SHOOTING CHAMPIONSHXP OF WORLD TO BE DECIDED. honor. ‘
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Y MADE PRESIDENT OF WOMEN’S‘ORGANXZATION.
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Mr. llnrryrA. Moore, popular t‘n .mlssioner of Parks and Public Property in Jersey City, as he :51)—
neared in the midst of a dist‘llssitu‘ “ml the lending contenders for the champion marble shooter of the
world. "Buster" Roch. the (-lmmpim: at Jersey City. will risk his title against the boy champion of Wash-
ington at Pershing Field. Jersey t try. on May 13. Mr. Moore is in receipt of many letters from mothers
yum are glad he started an interest in marbles.
' Here is a greenback oh the outside of the First Nadonal )3 3i
‘ . is absolutely the last word in the way of garter ~ohrn'aments. 7 H j:
PORTRAIT TO BE SOLD FOR RUSSIAN RELHEF. o ' p ,arance at the Jamaica race track, worn by _Miss .VJII‘; Russ, we.» ».
. .-...‘.,;v.~ - ’ the horses to be forgotten—at least temporarily.
Miss Loulse Wells of Chicago, 111., has just been elected president
3:; ‘gglglenwvggfiuEggzerseus Service League at thelr national convention, _ , L Fg'fisstCt-L . CHAMéION GIRL RIFLE SHOT OF CALIFORNIA.
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"I“ Run .The Rev. Thomas Irwin wall. beg
. ttra r m ~ en" tried 7b? the trustees of the First.r
I. r we!!! ’ I V I. i V. x A .v r l ' * . Presbyterian Church of Lawton.
‘ ,_ V . - . - The various inn relief fund: will be .the benefl _ es when » . Okla" on a. charge 0: conduct W“;
.14! Esther Razon. due or we untortunatachu- m a ctive no it of Mm‘ , flmnee Fur f,Nickol . . . v , V ‘ ,. bécomtng 3 minister. He married;
who were annex-ins the ravages of war in hunger ~ Schatte ‘ ,‘ and now on exhibition, a “ml-Q1 month: , . ‘ . , > , . . V , .- . , , . ‘eouim m a public bathing p001-
bw to ”America and adopted by Liz-3.413. 8. _ . ago Mr. Schnttuutein made the portrait of ‘ 4 . which created ‘ sensation. One,
k. 1 leader; who has given her many advah— ' standing that the money derived from the gate _ ‘ mm «mm: the, unique wed-i
: hoe-In In finishing «Shoot for girls. Court pro- and“ A. Buynton, a member of the Medan am he ”mm and thrown?
Wrmtnst'Mx-u. Burns hY-Btophen .A. «_ into ‘ ditch twelve miles from]
Jinan. filmxregatlon is splitl
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m-M"I.'“b‘o who would pomp“ hor’to have th- dil‘ t»
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