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WHO WAS WHO 5000 B. C. to Date
Biographical Dictionary of the Famous and Those Who Wanted to Be
Edited by Irwin L. Gordon

NOTE
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Who Was Who contains over 500 biographies of those who did or
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ABBREVIATIONS
A1.......... Can open charge account. A. B........ Four years hard sentence.
A. M........ When we get up. Cit......... Common people. C. O. D..... No
credit. Cong........ A Washington organization used for social and
investigation purposes. D. D........ Be careful of your jokes. Dem.........
Politicians who get in office, once in awhile. D. H........ Pull. D. T........
Delirium tremens. Ets......... The rest of us. F. R. A..... Brains. F. R. G.
S.. People who do not stay at home. G. O. P..... Hic jacet. Hon.........
Speaker of the occasion. H. R. H..... Chief advertiser for cigarettes,
mustard and kid gloves. I........... Roosevelt. Incog....... Prominent men
in Paris. IOU......... Hard luck. Ire......... Mother of politicians. LL. D.......
American millionaires. M. P........ Home rule debaters. Parl........ Where
the M. P.s debate. P. M........ When we go to bed. R. A........ Any kind
of a painter but a cubist. Rep......... See G. O. P. R. I. P..... See
following pages. Sir......... Writers and tea merchants. U. S. A..... Bryan
+ Wilson.

OBITUARY
Bryan, William Jennings, of U. S. A. Cannon, Joseph G., of U. S.
Congress. Castro, Cipriano, of Venezuela Asphalt Trust. Cavalieri,
Lina, of Paris and New York City. Cook, Doctor