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Show THE DAILY HER ALD .' ' THE HERALD Dally Herald Is delivered by in jre ach 'afternoon pleasant View, Provo Bench," v; 'viewed iVneyard. . .. i THE WEATEZ2 Unsettled - tonight and . Wednesday; probably showers. UTAH " Tirst in news, first in circulation, first in advertising, anLfirst delivered in the homes. ..i t 5 . i PROVO, UTAH, TUESDAY, SEPTEM3EK1I7I923: NO. 70. YEAp.. iTY-EIGH- .'' f. - a oia nn r ZAiUVJ ) Mil AT FA ID in rniK rMirvi MM UVUW UtiUVU t!? : . :. rvirni ram ,. RICE TWO CENTS. FIB 8 IE - 3VW'Ll Missionary Mother UU UU TUlTrotskvIs ,1B Confident . Will Reported Killed Did you ever seei man pull two loaded automobiles with his teeth? Of course you didn't. If you want ' The Russian trade delaga tlon at Washington had no conflrmatino. of the report at -- noon today and discredited it. . you want to be on Center street Wednesday -- during"i:the oon hour or at 7 o'clock in the evening. Jack Moran, of pugilistic fame and former sparring partner of Jack Dempsey and Jesse. W Ward, will show the strength of his "mil lion dollar" teeth, by pulling two Jewetts; each occupied by five persons, from the Superior garage on Fifth West street to'Jhe Intersection of University avenue and back again to the gaTage. Standing in the 'back seat of a car, wth a rope in his mouth, Moran will pull the two loaded Jewetts over the tan blocks. The performance will cf made Wednesday noon and also that evening. The total weight of the two cars will be about four tons. J . Vi LJ IIIF LJ All Is FOR i 1 SAYSvILt :WAWithSp BULLETIN. SALT LAKE CITY.'SeDt.ll. A cablea-rareceived : here this morning from Japan states that all of the Mormon to have a golf uuHBitjHai iea ju jtnar coumryi are siuu auve anauninjurea by the interest tne i apanese disaster- irom shown Monday - - m Under the "direction of County i TY NOT...i .... ... . Agricultural Agent L P. Welch and International News Service. That' Provo is In corporation with Prof Byron the first time ia several LONDON, SeplTir. Ledn Trot-- club was evidenced Utah county will not have an Alder of the Utah- - Agricultural commisar for war in the Rus- and enthusiasm zky, It at the annual state fair College, demonstrations "will be sian soviet trovernment, is reported evening at the held Tuesday, Wednesday and to ( held in Salt Lake City, the "I don't believe that, the ,A. have been assassinated, accord- meeting of gqlr tans a,t the.'cfcam week in October,' according to Robertson mentioned on. the list of Thursday- - of next week at several ing to a Central News dispatch Ber of commerce room. man James T. Gardner "of places" in the "county on how to from Merlin this afternoon. After considerable discussion of American victims in the Japanoso The ' ' ounty commission. is- my son, Hilton cull chickens. A. Rob report was laid to have been re- organization plans, casts, and other disaster Is step has teen decided, upon TheXmethcds of culling will ' be ceived . "said Mrs. Alexander Rob ertson," to facta and Moscow. from Berlin in golf figures, pertaining - AMERICAN KILLED. . . on ac- ,e' county commission at the taught tbe people gathered Thotzky and Nikolai Lenine courses it was decided to appoint ertson, of Springville after read t of the' financial oonifition various demonstration places after were in the Herald bolshe-visan to .committee Monday's report ing of chief the founders investigation WASHINGTON,. Sept. a ll.l. e county at the present time, which theNchickens at the place in Russia and tbe outstand gather figures as to, the. Cost of that such may. be the case, Colonel C. W, Purlngton, an ie exhibition at the state fair will be culled, the good chickens In Mrs. been Robertson had a course the and golf in; the soviet govern creating American -t the - county from $2500 to engineer in one pen and the culls in another. ing figures formerly and Provo relatives first cost visiting of maintenance. This conducted the mill probable identified .with the- geological 9 each year," said Jtfr..Gard- "A great deaK has been said about ment, TratzkyLenine tary affairs; political move committee includes Dean H. V. saw the report, as she bought and his two children survey, "We have von the first prize out the scrub cows but you ments. one culling of Herald from the Y. newsboys U., John W. FarHoy t of the B. were killed' In the Japanese that it ften' at the stats-faihear very little about culling out to Orem orf to her way the depot Trotzky and Lenine have both rer and Prof. B.L. Roberts. , . ' a earthquake disaster,' according be well to give, some mother the scrub hens,"' said Mr. Welch In been - ..... W. Lester Manguin presided at catch the 6 o'clock car for Spring reported assassinated many to a message received at the fc on demonstrations. the ty a little more opportunity to ville. commenting , 'was the meeting Monday evening: . Lenine: times Jn the, past. navy department today ; from "Now it is true that the scrub hen awaythe, prize this year, naturally a little' nervous Admiral Anderson, commanding Jack haile fromiong Beach and Is just as" common as the scrub COW7 wounded, by ft girl named --Dora . Wm. M. Roylance said it was his as While cost is almost prohibitive at Roba of Mrs. the result would club a that be the who in report. BhoHilm golf opinion the Aalastie fleet-- A Miss snt since we have not any is still qualifying in the strong and proportionately unproftablerto Kaplan, shoulderTwo shots were ilredat fine advertisement for therltytfrtson showed unusual courage and Symond, traveling with the 3y to spend for anything ex-- . man' class in spite of four bullets her owner. Tery few farmers can ex fortitude. and Time she ao of the fact but again nvlew especially they missed, through, his abdomen, one of them tell a good hen from a scrub, yet it Trotzky Puringtons, also was killed, the the most necessary." 23SX--completely reorganized that many strangers would come pressed Absolute faith that' her message added,s but Mrs.-'- T Purlle only exhibitions- '- "of Utah through bis backbone, which earn is easier to detect them "thaji to theTrotzky, son was all to . revoluIProvo in the connection with Russian army after the right. y ngton.' was saved.--..;.ty products that will be heM ed him a 50 per detect the scrug cow. A hen which tion, but It was "I have .never had the slightest defeated in the war operation of the Columbia Steel By EDNA LEE BOOKER, year will be at the annual rating with the government as a re does not pay for feed and care is a with Poland. Then he undertook corporation's plant. that? my boy and daughter-in-lafear ' A war service. telephonic 'communication boarder and should be sold as soon intensive reorganization and is j or the Alpine and , Meoo sult of hiswho were in any way Injured in' the International News Service Staff Director Roberts expressed the D Moran, es as a result of the decision weighs about 173 as discovered." . from Salt Lake City today la to tie Correspondent said Mrs. Robertson. "My a the within 1,000,few disaster," said to reduced from it have that years hope if Each year. the pounds, formerly was a heavy commission. The time and place for the hold KUbE, sept, li. Kesemoiing a effect that the first presidency of 00 to 500,0000, relieving all unfit club would expand its facilities to faith is firm that .everything is all 11'ual Improvement associations weight prize fighter, holding the ing of the, demonstrations with the In inwork- of the! city Just back of the battle front the Latter-daare the Sainti church have to and their families members ; They right. from troops duty. 4f the Alpine stake conduct a fair title in the white class as a result respective' leaders are xas follows; Kobe .today :is the central rescue received a cablegram this mwm'- nMarch, Trotzky was reported clude a clubhouse,' tennis courts; Lord and I feel that all is well. theof it American Fork at which is ex- - of bis decision over Gunboat Smith Tuesday Sept. 18, Springville and fire earthquake irom woya ivie, retiring president an abdominal com saowers, and a playground for chil- Even if the Lord should see Ut to point It" ted farm products, cattle and in Philadelphia in 1923. He has 8:30 a. m., William Mower, leader; veryxill from prin of thu h. D. S. Japan minion, to the call my son away, I think I would victims of Yokohama, Japan's . plaint Charles R. Crance an dren.' J !' jrent kinds of handwork by met Jack 'Johnson in three five- - Salem, 10:30 a. m., C. V. Gardner, American ' effect that none of the missionaries .who' reached : London "But we must commence In a still feel that all is well If my boy cipal Beaport ,V V women and children. The round handicap matches but has leader; Genola, 1 p. m., G. Steed, of refugees are arriv- - lost their lives In the recent earthRoberts is needed for some other service la- ineHundreds Professor " from Moscow in March," brought small way," never to lick the able been, one for from heavydevastated here the dailv i;generally operated leader; Goshen, 3 p. m.V Oliver word that Trotzky was so Sick he urged. "Jt will be enough to Jiave the other sphere, why should J quake trouble in that country. . k,! program being given in the weight. sections and are being temporarily Finch, leader; Pay son, 5:30 p. m., Mrs. . Alexander Robertson," of e end a then .and die would before the course, -golf probably Last with was fall he of Denipsey C M. Cloward, leader.' housed and clothed. ling by the various wards onlyi-leajr"If would the : we mother of Milton. A. and of people Springville, this .men .when '; year. have; enough on the as circuit his j Btaka. Pantages , The seriously injujred are being Robertson, newly annotated nrosl. . Wednesday, Sept 19, Prevo, 8 women enthusiastic about the game me alone and not try. to excite me, similar fair is also held an- sparring partner. borne the a. m., Arnold Dixon, leader; Vinethrough. streets, carefully dent of the mission wa in' MOSCOW, Sept. 11. Carl Radek, the additional features will come." I wouldn't ''Vorry near, as muclj as ' sailors formed this Japan 'Ay at Spanish Fork under the by,' yard, 10:30 a. mdeorge 8. Bunker, of , the Soviet ; government, anafternoon that ber son "The First ward pasture would I do. Tho least little vthingthat principally "rom-unie 1 )ices of the Spanish Fork Farm Asiatic W. of the and J. m., p. fleet Lindon, leader; nounced "ip.iL speech; .today jthat make an idea.t.,;euse itp4ieBin comes Sjv' the people ; got j.ttervoug Hakefir Thlg-faJias leadir : an' Benjamin .Walker.. an3 excited and "come .'fb'tn'e "with wfth'rrFarrer-euggesteaTAJiforwarded to Mrs. ewntirttlmemaitjnfofnjn Nikalal TLenlne is improving. " eea pronounced as one of the 5 m.. American spacious ballroom of Reoertson ers; p. Fork, move can his to Dean Hoyt's estimates their .stories. ; Of course I appre- hotel, the "Lenine Bishop George May-coc- k paralyzed according t snail exhibits that have been Into a hos has been turned which ... ... . Lnther Giddlngs lader. of the Springville Fourth leg' and give attention to tele it would not cost much money to ciate the interest they: fake in me pital with beds and all neces ' in the state and has attracted iary ward, ? Word came to. Bishop May-coc- k Thursday, Sept 20, Benjamin, golf aud my boy, but I am certain there ition from residents front a "Clifton Farley, four year old son 8 :30 a. m.. J. H. Beckstrom, leader grams," said Radek. "When the get the pasture into' shape for done this forenoon from the is no .need for worry. I have Im- equipment moment for important, decisions playing. Let's get that much s 'area surrounding, Spanish of Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Farley"" of Lake Shore, 8:30 a. m., D. J. Evans, comes, At dawn a relief ship arrived ot President Heber J. Grant atoffice we are hopeful of get tiny and then start thinking' about a plicit faith In the Lord that what " ' Salt onboard Lake City that all was ' well 'with Yokohama, having ti leader; Palmyra, 10:30, a. m his advice. ever happens is tor the best, and J from clubhouse and other things." ' ith of these fairs will again be Mapleton, narrowly escaped death James, Sprenspn"r Jr.Tleader. 100- - Americans The -uninjured. Mormon In am to the not going to complain. missionaries Radek said the Soviets- are ap - The .Committee was Instructed Japan. . ;v cc lucted this year. ' Friday, September 7th, when he fell carried 45 injured ; Early Jn the week as -- IetterIjecelved same vessel inquiries pealing to the red army and red report at a later meeting to" be - "In the-ia- st ssSa- ith the cancellation of the from a wagon load of peaches on rt were foreigners,-whother o quar for news from the Japanese mission workers to support a red revolu- called, when the club organization from Hazel, exhibit at, the state fair, to the heels of the horses and bare SJCC ,ty's hospitals through- came into the. headquarters of the who is with her "husband In Japan; tered tion in Germany Jadding: will be taken up. ' ral persons interested in the ly escaped being run over by thei i out the city. she said that they were intending church, Bishop Maycock was assurE NESSES "Russian workers ought to help aty have suggested that instead wheels of the heavy loaded wagon. to hold conference in Osaka and t The task of .receiving and dis ed that as soqq tit any news came the German .workers struggle The boy was riding on. the. bas xv (Continued on Page Four.) i the is injured, being he would be notified so'- that the that they were going , to remain tributing against the fascist!. We ought to kets by the side of his father' to e weeks. They were pedlted by Red Cross workers. fears of the relatives ot the Suring-vlll- e be in fighting trim, so we won't be there the peach loading station at Miner near are the people on that mission may be going to leave for Tokio about Sep- Ambulances,no timeparked surprised when .the time' comes to TELL S'.op, on the Salt Lake and Utah is lost in mak K '. tember 1. As I understand it Osaka docks and allayed; prove our devotion to the world 7 railroad. As the wagonleft - the comIn the list of American victims is about 800 miles north of Tokio ing the injured and destitute of deeds revolution instead ty on turn state to the road pavement In the Japanese disaster as listed words." and it seems almnst Imposaible fortable. . down the sfep grade into the leue By WILLIAM G. CAYCEV Approximately 4,000 victims of by the International. News Service been in Tokio col could LaFoIlette his Senator and that have they station loadthat goes to the loading but not including and International New Service Staff leagues 'heard the speech. on the day-o- f the dlstester. unless alt nationalities, published in Monday s Herald the load surged forward throwing Japanese, now taking refuge in was the name of A. Robertson. It Correspondent had earlier left than Osaka they Mr. Farley and the boy to the are of the Kobe, Injured 10. LOS . ANGELES, was at first' feared that this might Sept. they Intended at the Jiuiu they Chinese. British KU KLUX KLAN WINS. Mr. Farley fell between Mrs. Coolidga is a good knitter. wrute ground. injured and secrl be. Hilton A. Robertson of stories that me. Thrilling Spring their and the under horses the nom-be- r and comes So third. boy when American in ond husband it her is I believe that just as soon as rival the most wlexd fiction were International News Service. iville. These fears, however, have SPMNGYILLB Sept 11. ' feet. of to United States brows. the in his Relatives knitting unreeled here today as the 517 sal in communication- - Is restored beet set at rest with the cablegram PORTLAND, Me Sept. 11. By Eldon Palfreyman, son of Mrs. When first picked up by his families and friends in Japan are from President Ivie." '". vaged souls, refugees of the crash an amazing plurality of 2,347 votes . Japan that they will send - word Palfreyman is in bed' under seemed the Inunconscious father bothered" officials minister boy to homo death by People to us..about. their condition. In today's list of dead iu Japan Nat urged by doctors care as a result of ' a and Hk. Farley thought the wheel of seven United States warships on the Ku Klux.Klan today bad won surance tnstr.a not rescue men workers and American may enjoy learning a the rocks near Point Arguello, its fight to take control of the civil in. the International News Service .a. lie tor cycle and automobile urally private messages from any to 'lose had run over his body but close ex hope for the safety of mem- are the names of A. Roberts. This Santa Barbara county, passed government in the city . election one is in jail in Akron, Ohio. of the people, in Japan wou!d not that happened, last Sunday amination AnderA. Dr. George of their families and friends by on a special here. Los bo -- .handled," with tolrtgraph bers 2.1 afternoon September 8th. may be the same as listed yesterday son revealed that the only Injuries through routeAngeles A man is starting a' butterfly It... ilan .In. to San Diego, where "number three, supported by en Plan train condition and as the survivors are jjeing widely nc A D..lw..l,. a in Mr. Palfreyman was riding on sustained were a wires, crippled bruised He- will grow r" a great deal of official business to scattered, over Kobe and aqjacent clll(lps Kathryn Robertson andR. squadron was headed when the the invisible empire, which- - pro- farm in California, bar of the motor cycle in front choet and a crushedbadly toe. It is the towns. - vides a new eity charter and city real butterflies, not movie stars. haudle." S. P. Robertson. ' jf of Mauprice Anderson. They were thought that these bruises were wreck occurred Sunday night. AmeriThey point out The men and officers, , half manager .form of government was The name of Mrs. Hilton Alexan Kolng north on Center street when caused by the fall and by the cans previously listed as missing der Robertson is Hazel Metcalf Photographing the eclipse from clothed and crammed into nine adopted in yesterday's lection. A 82 KILLED IN WRECK. a truck driven by S. D. Strong horses stepping on him. bbjj now located. an feet are 20,000 , high airplane being '.' passenger coaches, Tnany, of them committee of five members will Robertson. ;sB5 crossed the street in front, of them on him. There are dally processions, both in the aisles of the coaches', take the place of the mayor's coun cclipses..anything so far. IntprnntlonAl News Service. on Third South street. Dr. strew He treated is from being by , and train this ships city per- by RIGA, Sept. 11. Eighty-twcil. he saw the boys Anderson and although he is stil craved but two CABINET' SEATS FILLED. Mr, Strong-sai- d Detroit scrubwoman went to sons were killed and 150 Injured to Yokohama carrying foodstuffs aer coming but thought they had plenty unable, to walk the doctor thinks to eat and some sleep, ' In the. destitute deher and other relief for work when was auto, they the Siberian proving of showed man Express are signs room to English reducing of publishers Every pass behind the truck. his injuries are not serious. ; In the stricken International News Service. WASHINGTON. Sept. 11. Every MaUrice who . was driving the hardships and many Of them wore the weight of books, from 30 to 40 charge .in Detroit like they do here. railed near Qmsk, said a dispatch" who still remain . .; Moscow , from most city. One of the today. cent made from tragic per at the cabinet table In the seat by using paper bandages. Qtor cycle says that he did not Ten were arrested for sleeping stories told by the sailor survivors esparto grass." White House was. occupied today e the truck until ba uras with in We think in a Chicago theater. NEW GERMAN 'PROPOSAL. BODIES IN HAY STACK. ' i , ALLEN AT KIWANIS was-th- at t ree feet of it.- first time In many weeks. otJ'Squad'l Plerson, firewe have seen that Show,man, .first class, of the TJ. S. S. It was also the first' time Mr. The Bc'rvlco. International News international Newa Sarvlcj.-.IJtelphi, who lost the sight of both otliftr." men Afldarnd vim th nut. Coolldge had had all the members cycle struck the truck body just in - CHICAGO, SeptNew York - bride's 4aBy" ' weighs B...B. Allen, cashier oif tneTeves whenuT'"byhls-K!ass-whiOUtanding-here-- ef " of PARIS, Sept 11, TlrSOvrman front of the rear wheel. family about t him to Dakota a North authorities tion baby by charee-daffaires (n Paris and Maurice escaped., without being Knight Trust and' Savings bank, were broken as he r was washed cause of the masterful manner in since, ho became president .' wa one a 'of .as hlsaon finanon present. the elephant given overboard. Pierson was wscued, which he handled his crew. Brussels are expecte3"fo'lrSn8mltf determinejf on will give an .address The circle was completed "With irt except for a .few scratches HiutttHtetr cial outlook, for Utah at the week- but upon being brought on deck, - Another thrilling account was W- General a new reparations proposal this tw oyouths wH6seT)adiy the return-- Of " Alluiuey i hand. -r In found a in built ia were has' been bodles .. Chimney haystack Daunherty to Washington from his lost-Ilmlnd-a- 4was, again.Jost Eldon-w- as week, .possibly tonight, according taken to Dr. John ly KIwanis luncheon Thurslay.first Jlreman, N. be will feet high, causing to the newspaper L'Oeuvre ,thls neorrEa Vergne, D., Harry Sprlngmeyer will respond when the ship was broken in two. classrwho remained aboardlfie home in Columbus, Ohio. . nderson'a hospital In I Am a Kiwan-lan.;- " -- souEht at once by George Way of All members of the crew gave Young until number 1 grating was many cricks in fvmerejttctfcs, '. afternoon.-"- " ms conditloar-Stitc- hes were, tak-- a to the toast, "Why " -r unstinted praise to Commander W. filled with water add-theON . GUARD. It Is believed thai the new Ger- Lake GSfleva. in his forehead and at the back lied to Thin summer dresses are all man note will contain new proMarry Way, 22, and' OrvlU Jud- The chairman of the meeting L. Calhoun, incommand of --the kjnumber-- 2- grating, where he re f his neck and lacerations under a Chicago girl zi, also 01 iJte ueneva,.were International Newa Service. 1 tt left arm - and below bis left will be Junius Jackson, credit U. S, S. Young, which tipped over mained until that place was also right One enabled posals and will announce Cessation son, on their way home from the har- . resistance. ol knee - were bandaged up, after, manager of the Provo Foundry and within a minute and a half after filled: and barely escaped with his to tear loose from a robber. '. BELGRADE, Sept. 11. Jugopassive', against vest fields about August lj, when slavia : she had crashed on the rocks. Is reinforcing her frontier life. ' which he was taken home In, an Machine company, occupation of the Wve their date of Franco-Belgiawork found had wrote men Fiji girls they they Commander Calhoun, the r itomobile by G. R. May cock. ' Ruhr. "I was guards as the result of unrest In topside under the ' SIN near La Vergne. tatooed. No mutter where it ONTHS. Eldon does not remember any V5 -said, ordered every man to remain life jackets," said M. Stallman, birth shows. Hip Balkans and the quarrel witha faces We battered It with is it. Two bodies, try might calm and stay aboard,-whicthey first class seaman, on Brazil, Ind., about the collision nor any Italy over Flume, It was learned! GREEK ULTIMATUM REJECTED beyond recognition with an Iron tnAav Oiwcft is exnected to takes Alleging thai she' has received obeyed without the slightest dis- "when the crash came. i. - thing thing else that happened during Were found nearby, "pump handle, similar action. "The" jackets were, thrown into fie day on which he was Injured. only 15 from , him during their sension as an Illustration of the discovered under a haystacic near ait Mrs. International News Service. ' TnffVsked how he was .hurt he eleven months 'of married life, filed spirit of the men while lacing ap- the water by the impact and I was 11. Albania has 18. La Verene August LONDON, Sept has i parent death in a fog that was as swept overboard. I found I. ' T. nthought he bad been ki ned Percy Swing of Santaquin rr. rejected the Greek ultimatum that JAP EXPORTS TRIPLED. art ' Incomplete discretions furnished, - suit for divorce from Leon Ewlng. dense as was ever experienced on Scotty and a raft which we man...i'.. ; mule., Tel-liucM-i- r 'SGeneral of the assassinations when the the southern , California by L. Obermlllor, jl Vergne" coast aged to climb aboard. AMough badly bruised and shak- The 5 was givenwasher son commember of the boundary of police, Id Way (o fear his WASHINGTON, Sept II. Auier procured at Members of the crew of the en up the doctor aaya hla Injuries marriage license "With three other men we batmission, be delivered up within may have boon one of the slain. . lean exports to Japan- - will,, bef Young started whistling, and Price, October 21, 1922. according waves current tled stiff and the ire not ierlous." ":- ' ' five days, said a dispatch fr6m tripled at least during the coming The forks and frame of the motor to the complaint for some time and finally found uslnging .their favorite songs. Athens this afternoon. FLEETS ARE ACTIVE. She aska for $40 --monthly aliyear as a resun oc.tae empire Many of the men were modest ourselves near a lighthouse from ycle were badly bent and the tire The Albanian government de- International Newa Service. an Infant and refused to- - discuss their-- ac- which a line was thrown us and we ereat catastrophe, officials at the of ' aa the and custody mony was but -.punctured, nothing Until further notice The Herald cjared It has Information that the! ATHENS, Sept ll. A division Japanese embassy predicted today f .. u relate to ' but were,' anxious, tions were We hauled on 4 daughter. ashore. :Z7:7't',.Z the were, truck. vamaged will tuko out in stock assassins were Greeks and that If of the Italian fleet from Corfu was The prospective American, fraa the heroism of others. ; '",-.-.- ., then three miles from our thin, management f at market price of the Greece does not arrest them, Alban- - reported today cruising ptf the Al to Japan during theraext 12 month Ti enable players to' acquire v One of these, thrilling--: stories the Young." An electrical process for temperwll cross frontier adverthe cost amount of the lan total of at Santa coast iah Quarata., police tan will total $1,500,000,000, it was estlj Stallman e hibi .vd a bands tod I ing taw teeth in much ' shorter accuracy by practice a tennis court was told of Chief Boatman's Mate , of all assessment notices and into Greec and do so. Albania has closed the . Greek mated. . time than usual hag been invented laid out In numbered squares has Peterson .who swam to the Young leg; which had been crushed. Fi'st tising to is stock. notices of . sales of delinquent ' allege! frontier. Albania from" the destroyer Chauncey. Class Petty Officer C. Stephens ot been designed, in Europe. " , ; In, border in to arms Place your legal advertisement have distributed Peterson, his face .still begrimed the Delphi, claimed he was VP The " Herald and sell stock by so A phair of alcoholic research, ha , A slide rule has been specially habitants. Abandoned nearly 60 yearn ago, An easily attached handle has with grease and his clothes wet, most fortunate man 'n the crash V The Greek fleet has arrived at teea established oy a japanes the black coal mines of the South been Invented with which botUes modestly denied he "did a thing," The wreck was 'be third hfl heal doing.., designed for heating and ventilaPhaleron preparatory, to saluting university.. i tion problems. Han district of Germany are be- of milk can be carried or hung ' but was anxious to praise Com-- experienced, he sull. . the allied fleet. mander Calhoun, whom he and the clear of a shelf or floor. .' ing operated again.' - - ill . ." - . r f - :' ': j'' y . 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