Diplomat Roland B. Harvey Dies in Roland Park Home
Roland B. Harvey 46 widely known in diplomatic circles through his work with Ambassador Gerard in Berlin died yesterday at his father William P. Harvey’s Roland Park home. He had served recently as secretary of the legation in Buenos Aires.
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Radicals Fail To Split Minor Leagues In Odd Plan
Louisville November 15 United Press. Spring training opens and radicals push a plan to split the minor leagues but fail as seven leagues back the opposition. International League and The Threes vote for a redraw. Wartime cuts loom as leagues trim games salaries and operations amid uncertainty.
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Woman Appointed to State Board of Charities
New York announces Governor Whitman will appoint newly enfranchised women to state offices, naming Mrs. Elinore Higley to the State Board of Charities with signals of more appointments. Mrs. P. O. Stuchell describes Cham berlain's Cough Remedy curing her son’s cold quickly and safely, praising its long use and proven qualities.
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Red Cross leaders to speak at Atlanta mass meeting
Henry P. Davison president of the War Council and Harvey D. Gibson general manager will visit the Southern division HQ in Atlanta on November 20 to deliver addresses before a mass meeting of the Atlanta chapter and citizens. Davison is a Morgan partner and Gibson leads Liberty National Bank. Ivy Lee, son of Dr. J. W. Lee, accompanies them to handle publicity.
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Reinstated Chief Likely to Hold Job
Atlanta observers say James L. Beavers will ignore a ninety day resignation pledge made to the police commissioners. He was reinstated after being fired over the Red Light district closure and may retain the post despite the board’s demands.
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New York Stock Exchange Tightens Oversight on Traders
Short sellers on the New York Stock Exchange face new rules after the board of governors ordered daily reports from each member detailing all transactions. The move aims to increase transparency and curb speculative activity.
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First Payment Made on U S Liberty Bonds
Washington reports the first 15 percent Liberty Bond payments totaling about 686 million dollars. About 300 million will be sent to cover a three month old certificate issue, and buyers may transfer their first 3 1 2 percent bonds into the second 4 percent bonds on this last day.
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Herbal bowel regulator promotes digestive vigor
Irregular bowel movements lead to chronic constipation and a constipated habit fills the system with impurities. Herbine is a great bowel regulator. It purifies the system vitalizes the blood and puts the digestive organs in vigorous condition. Price 50c. Sold by Scarbrough Drug Co.
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Mrs. Ollie Crossley Buried Near Morrisville
Mrs. Ollie Crossley passed away at her home near Morrisville and was buried yesterday afternoon at Middleton. Funeral services drew a large crowd. She leaves a husband and seven children, as well as her father, two mothers, two brothers, and three sisters.
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Do Something for That Cough
Neglected cough may lead to dangerous bronchial or lung ailments. Dr Bell's Pine Tar Honey soothes the throat loosens phlegm and checks cold germs. Take it at once for relief and to prevent aftereffects. Pleasant flavor encourages children to take it. Tear out this ad and present 25c to the druggist for the genuine product.
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