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William A. Orr.
William A. Orr. former
- 1,] Ma- to Gov.Whicman at New York. may
be called by the Daugherty invent-
. , m" gating ocmmittee for further grill.
3““ ingitusaidindispatches. Orr
_ fl . F i testifiedthat he owned 20 per gent
‘ ‘ . "H! of the rights to motion pictures of
' ‘ ; tho Dempsey-Carpentler fight.—
” A J"- . which werg prodoced in various
‘ states desmtg the laws: prohibiting
7 ! hilza- thotmxoorinticn at them.
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3 Com. 1 Hanan Suva: anl Catherine
M ‘ ‘ Lon":
l liilm- Fniuljazmxm lumtrsur; .inl Agnes
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in“! Shlp- Rivifiomm urcua an; linked
C All”. -A.
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. l. 8 James H ml and Jennle Gibson.
' ‘ .larn- ‘3 Allan on “ml Ruth Gray.
:.,: Theresa 1’ ll Alb-xi uws cy anvl Carrie Wil-
iimxa.
.. ‘ mi: 13 Theodore Lab'orte and Beatrice
‘ "‘1 ”'13 Kellhcr.
r Liz: "‘r :r : a. d Clara
;1 Mildred 0:13;; ‘ ‘5 a“ a
16 Louis lx’inzcl and Corn. 82-2.
is Frank Moriariry and Madeline
Humphrey.
19 erpli Sniiih and Mary Ball;
2") Edward Hm Cm: and mum-
1 and Con-
. r. .2 Cathcrlno
7:; ‘nd Phy- inc Grimm
2"! “Ethan: llattalo and Rose Ma.
and Mary rm).
:1 Hf'rb‘tt llurrin; and. 113
and Bessie “into-nun. I
. 25 Panvn’lcn: l-‘armtz. and Jose-
(.3. 1 Canada. plzlizev l‘avluE.-..
It G-rr _,. lit“ :54 Mill? Lawn.
“ and May 1‘5 L':.l~.:l~. Iiizsu am Agnes JUD-
. [Jnlk;b.
>1" .13.! I'IOI" l'romar‘
3 l;-:l«.c~:i Tlilnu’. 7:7 )t-irs. l5
., rad Helen a”, .
fl :3 llubcrt Lyon, 5! years, i
and M‘“d. nirr-t‘ns. 2‘." day‘s.
. l Rust: Krunrlfy'. 45 years, 9
JT‘. 1 Mariana. m0“llsrb. ' _s:
" x 4 Join; ”misread, on years. 11
z “W“ 3““ manna, :2 days. —
4: Anna Anderson. 64 years. 1
‘ ‘35 flank month. 8 days. 0
5 Richard Carroll. 5 maths. ..
I'ui Queenie “ya.
5 Sadie Soon. 4: years. 3 month-I.
u lnez Bock- :4 clays.
6 Joseph Bentwood. about ll
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doc. tutu-notion tho».
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in
to
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10
do
be
No
or
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SO:
scan 2
hute its share.
Notion picture
promised
churches. clubs and the Boy Scouts
zonally ‘
across the country and to sail with!
the ship for the Near East. ’
Boy Scouts will hclv raise the car-
"Jackie"
which his train travels. ‘
load the cars. alter collecting thug
boxes of milk. -
WESLEYANHAS '
1111313137031
Floyd C. Daugherty has tho him a
baseball loud-55 men—in the his-l
tory of the apart at Wesleyan. The:
men are just beginning their out~
door work and. it the weathor con-
tinue-dry and warm. they will get
going well on the outdoor practice
tho coming week.
Daugherty is an old Cnivenity at
Illinois our. He taught on the var-
sity there and the St. Louis Nation-
als got their {yo on him and signed
him when ho left ounce. He play—
!dwith thompartotlanoeaoonand
“was then urns-d to the Syracuse
team.
season. Daugherty cone: to Wesley-
an well recommended and it is be-
lieved he will turn out a good team.
The - prospects are particularly
Take Million Dollar
M ilk Ship Across
Next Summer
Emil
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we Boy Scouts of America have:
helped actively the work of the Near
East Relief Committee.
They have
llected ton: of clothing for the re-
! of the stricken rpeopie and a
lrador is at present working
Syria with the Near East Orphans
In the work for the million dollar
Mill: Ship whirl: Jackie Coogan is
planning to take to the Near Eu:
next summer. scouts will take an in-
trrested part.
Jackie wants greatly
be a scout. but must wait three
ars before he can join. an every
Boy Scout must be twelve years old.
He is already studying for his Ten-
dortoot tests. and
LXIC'.”
zine for all boys everywhere.
The purpose of the Million Dol-
lar Mill: Ship and milk trains. is to
secure within the next four months
a. ship's cargo consisting at at least
road: "Boy‘s
the official Boy Scout Man-
-) carloods of condensed milk.
or. clothing and quinine for the
relief or the orphan chlldren now
in; cared (or by the Near East
Relief. . _
The train will be inadé up with’
apmnmatrly 6') cars of milk. :6 of,
flour. :3 of worn clothing, and 2 of;
quinine.
among «IS states. 1nd every state?
from flame to Florida and tromi
The load will be divided
”rm... ..
w York to Calliornia will contrig
companies
(to-operation;
America are all out to fill tho»
p. Jackie Coogan is going purr-2
to accompany the train:
group. 0: scout: will met
a: each station through,
They will I
LARGE SQUAD
larch 25.—-Conch .
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wlth which he finished the.
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have i
schools. ?
'wmrs wan AND WBA'PS
m
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mung:
MAMMa‘
thohst
‘tarhidaonhyu
Boom triennial to‘hor that a»
Wmmmmfmm—
ding-to human. and pot on hr
mhteodingtotakaawam
[cm with whom he is inlButmt-Sdhcflyrachedthom,
At Dick's toque-t. Simon. 31"?! i
for the
asked.
xvu—sous coon 'Aowcz.
U 2 A 5')?
cab and
s t r a is I'Lt
home: she
5“” thankful
later to Ar. :9
ViOLET DARE
ho alone.
She tried :1: to think 57-,» ‘
(Try uins. Vile, 2: ‘
refuted :o 12.1w} them.
lag bats to Mrs. Va... .
o! the morning—certai..
sail that Gent! w ‘.
d
had
‘ la’ him explain
ho will exp "
The women: she esters: the house
she asked if mart: had been 7.".
‘ ' she {91‘ 9179 that
probably
rm: r home as
and
one.
axtsr 311?
great
a
talk over and Geoff could not alter!
have
to mm his luncheon hour;
shouldn't 2'1: izkv Mrs. Vale to 2:;
can and talk business with her then.
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"1125’s a.: malt—bu: they main“: ”“3““ in mm‘
chorus :LrLj
IDLITA. Mrs. Vale wages to be?
(sailed s‘
‘wss driven»
Zuni; Vale ever sits»: she
. l’l‘fl' aunt; 3:311.
’man could get 21:352.! him; but
"‘mrrlgn lise Linda Yale can I!
dn't he lunch with
They must .
many things ‘0'
why
mg.” l Clever,
doorw'hennra'mtm
Strum-drew batik ineiinottvely.
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mommy: am. Hamid mg
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rhodium: whobfldh§
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hits 52..
site it
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Im’sb'fl for h’er. ; '
hoard
happen
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went
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barito‘thatlmm
to you, whether you mt it
Suzanne meekly ester-ted her into
e
.121: mom and $22 down. 871-
from A3221: Graham! of
Mn.
.33 a. m. 1': Ain‘t.
In these
a: a. dreadful disadvantage:
_ 1m reg; is a very
'omnrt man. and l don‘t Seller-e any"
3
I know, beams.
e soar. it hamper~ it; my own farm
. ya the wife zit home
her
lhusbud has what amounts to .12‘
other wife, in bi: 033-39, 1! he has a
has. picked out a restaurant that" 33" ”5‘73 3- meta. ’3
fr: 2:
c3155 .”
ed be r.
the
remxr
m allies
small vol-:2
a. still:
"And! with you;
he’s not
:tmtive woman for his sec“
.3 rotary. She can mks barrel! man.
My husband had
“Now, my dear, Gee: is in love
in love with
they certainly didn't bar as :: theyfiu’ifh "alr- But you‘ve rm to watch
wero‘talklng burners: they mods her.
2
to be just E. mad 1 me.‘
its
Th0 .15’5. -’r:tc'z-~'. ifs-312 along:
and tilt-re vs no wrri from Goof-i
trey. “25¢"
peas-div ' ar surprise me.‘
she :53: re-r
ten:
the
that
f‘ rogue in uner' W033 ‘.;QGK. 302.}
v} :n be (Ol‘h,
-he went tar him“
. ... “.5 she.
.r: 3.7. .grnrd am azi
nevertheless.
g make you jealous:
E‘ 330221
hnr &:
"02': let.
let her an
her own gram-a. \Vhrr‘.
Tomorrow-A Bucjslve 5%...
WHAT CAUSED BROTHER AND HUSBAND
OELUCILE STEWART TQWAGE BATTLE! ‘
her
Just mu": her. and beat
you
marrfed a man .
"2 wrmen had beo: pursuing for
. and now you've got to hold
5
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Miss McClellan Chief
Beneficiary Under
Will of Her Aunt
also Mary McClellan 0: Elm
Crest is the chic! beneficiary in tho
$32,000 estate left by her aunt. Car-
oline G. McClellan. who died June
11,’ 132:, according to mm o!
the state tax nominal in tho Barb
route “Court at Brooklyn. It.
McClellan, tinder her aunt“: m ro-
eoived the reoedoe ot the «estate.
She will also receive the W
i"m a m hand or sumno.
Under Mrs. Mc‘oflan'l will, tho
Dar-ten library also received 81.0".
'Wliyh‘otmm?
Somedaywoahan haunt-eter—
ondmlnthlsaatoaothatthopeo—
phmayhlvetnnomaortonitytoa-
pre- their ooh-lion on tho matter
A: it is now the cities lee! because
of the railroad plan or moving for-
warlike time of the trains that
they must keep in step or miter
WI)-
There is much to be said on both
sides and the difficulty lien in the
fact that each side is so intolerant
at tho We View: and insists that
the Mon at the other hand is in-
ane-l to (aural welfare. ' The
tiino advocates. backed by
the W Gout-ant. are no biased
tn: they scold continually when the
city time is advancenL The daylight
nvero seem content with the tact
szwowpxoeuxmoozw
that they
complaints
pa no attention to tho
that are made.
,4
Massachusetts is to have a nut-fl
endum of the people m -V
the state policy and until tht hi
held the state continue- to do
trance the clock: with the!!!“ d:
April. In New York db the “7-.
light plan goes mm enact sauna-f
nail)- and so Connecticut doa- tho“
same thing atter a (akin. 8. .3 .
has any right decide to (w onus-v
jot-its but until there is I. m we
cannot tell where the lam“ ’
sands. ,
O
corne- ah shall hat: to go along
with thb mined up'bnaines a! tfic
maeanalleommuaitiam
to the Suzuki-d tine plan. which
they believe mnehhottutorihom
40m 1800
Gallons of
Hothata'
ct daylight uring. Until that that -
cities operating on adnnoed -tinie ‘
o o
o”.
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.' It’SffiUsafisfyingtoownmdwearwhath
will] consider a luxury—a lighfiwéght mo.
Butane you getyoiir; and no longer driver
1
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We fiatrsmhaooa nav W’ .
2 ‘i'n‘, 4917‘ . _’.
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hold to his opinion against me ‘9’ :
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