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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Tor the week ending December % conn II,
fr IN the records nv the Washington Abstract
Company of Aberdeen:
Instruments filed for record in
tho cilice of the Auditor of Che
halls county for the week ending
Thursday, Dec. Fl:
Mrs Katie Farrell to G. F..
White, re1-4 of sw1-4 and lot =,
in Sec. 34-19-12; 81:
II M. Korstad to Charlolte
Fook; rear 40 IT. of lots 5 and 6,
blk 26, Hoquiam; 81.
J. A. Karr to Nancy Cox, lot $,
blk IA, Karr's Garden add Hoquiam
5000.
s. Benn to P. A. Peterson, lot
1 blk ~, w. & B. Second add to
Aberdeen, $240.
Edw. Lycan to W. B. Hays, lots
/ and 2, blk 8, Moclips; $3.50.
l.. d. Hood to c.. Lane; lot 4
blk 1, Benn's First add to Aber-
deem; $40.
VIM. Campbell to City Of Aber-
deem, Sc 43 1-3 it. lots and 6.
blk 9, w. & B. add to Aberdeen;
$500.
J. S. Van Kleeck to Myrtle Wig
gins; lots 9 and 10, blk /, Benn's
10 Ahnr1nnr. e
Will Lanning to E. o. Newman;
lots 6 and 7, blk 3, Lanning's add
to Aberdeen; 81.
"A. w. Dryden to R E. Foy, lot
IA, blk 3, South Aberdeen; 81.
County Treasurer to 10. Stearns
tax deed lots 4, 5 and s, blk 80,
Broadway add to South Aberdeen {.
Same to same; lots IS to "a, blk
81; lots /, 9, 8, blk 80. same add.
Same to same; lots 6 to -, Is
to II, Blk 81, same add.
Same to same; lots 16 to 81, blk
80. lots 1 to 5, blk 81, same add.
Same to same; lot 6, blk 20, lots
: to 10, blk 80, same add.
Same to same; lots 5, G, II, IS,
19, 20, blk 20, lots /, 3, 5, blk
so, same add.
Same to same; lots to 10, and
10 to 16, blk 2S, same add.
Thos Foley to G. H. Jones, Sc
IA Sec. 34-2O-S; $40.
County Treasurer to Westport
Packing Co; tax deed lots 6 and Z,
blk SO, Chehalis.
H. Kaufman to C. E. Schmid;
lot "a, blk 1, Benn's Central add to
Aberdeen; $40.
E. G. Kibbe to Edgar NJ. Mich
olson; lots 8 and 4, blk Is, l.. &
A. add to Elma; $26.
County Treasurer to E. M. Mich
olson; tax deed lots 1 and 2, blk Is,
l.. & A. add to Elma.
Geo. G. Morgan to E. T. Gufin,
quit claim lots 10 and IA, blk 1, C.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
BAD BURGLAR CAUGHH
I. w:,-1a.,eous Transfers.


Elizabeth p. Carothers to G. r.
Moss; sat mtg s12 lot 8, blk 2
Montesano.
Hicks & Sons Co. to J. M. Fry;
release, chat. mort. logs.
r. j. Stoner to Public, log brand
RJS.
j. j. Kaufman Co. to l.. e.
Ralson, con. sale furniture, $175.
May P. Story to Equitable Savings
& Loan association, mtg. lot11 blk
Al, Ontario add to Hoquhm, $412.
J. F. Hartle to w. L. McNair,
bill of sale, horses, etc, $3.50.
j. r. Koch to b. A. Williams,
sat. mtg, nw1-4 of se1-4 Sec. 22-
17-5.
Ella F. Rowe to Lydia Schatz;
mtg lots 1 and 2, blk IT'S, Hoquiam
5000.
j. J. Kaufman Co. to Jno. Lun-
gren, release on property on condi-
tional sale; SIS.
Mary Medcalf to G.. H. Com'l. Co
assignment of mortgage executed by
G.. M. Powell, $500.
Kohler e Chase to Sam Boyer;
conditional sale piano; $3.50.
Mitchell, Lewis & Staver to wv 4.
Hines, sat. mtg. lots in Ruddell's
add to Elma.
J. w. johnson to G. E. Will
liams, release of mortgage lots 5
and 6, blk 80, Hoquiam, $500.
w. E. Campbell to E. A. Cham
berlain, guardian, lot 7, First add
Humptulips Gardens, $500.
A. E. White to Montesano State
Bank, chat. mortgage logs; $4,000.
J. H. Busing to J. G.. Koch,
chat. mort. on mill; $1,000.
Kephart Russell to Isabel L.
Matz, sat. mtg, 1924.
Davenport Paine & Co. to Pub
lie; certificate log brand r e.
Chas. McNamee VS. John Farrell
ct al; release. of lien of Judgment,
ne1-4, se1-4 of nw1-4 and lot 2, Sec
34-19-12.
Columbia Brewing Co. to Anton
10 Cammarano, release of chattel
mortgage.
Same to Gamer e Co., same.
Rose Tibdadeaux to A. j. Scott,
discharge of mortgage.
l.. H. Silsby to Jos. Koch, mtg.
lots 1 and 2, blk 16, Elma; $3.50.
Montesano State Bank to Mich
ael Woods, release of mortgage on
logs, etc.
Robert Hislop ct al to J. T. Dill
lard, mortgage lots 8, 4, 5, 6, 7, in
Sec. 2-15-7; $4,000.
E. L. Harrison to X. I. Hatch,
release of mortgage lot 2, blk 2, of
Bayview add to Aberdeen; $3.50.
]. w. Snow to George McComb;
mortgage lot 8, blk 10. Hoquiam:
$500.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

Isabella J. Daniels VS. VIM. Z.
Daniels; order permitting plaintiff
to- file amended complaint and or
der denying motion to strike from
amended complaint, signed.
j. j. Carney VS. R. John; order
directing service of summons by
publication, signed.
Same VS. Job Reynolds; same.
Alex Poison VS. City of Aberdeen;
order overruling defendants de-
murrer to complaint, signed.
Florinda O'Neill VS. F. P.
O'Neill; order directing defendant
to pay into registry of court within
ten days sum of $25 suit money;
$50 attorney fees, and $40 per
month alimony, signed.
Lee Mantle VS. J. B. Dabney, Or
der overruling defendants demur-
rer to complaint, signed.
w. E. Inmon VS. Jos H. Pearson
order overruling defendants motion
against complaint, signed.
John Anderson VS. Frank Cos;
order overruling defendants de-
tEArrer to complaint, signed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
HOUSEHOLD ECONOMIES.
How Housekeepers Can Profit by the
Following Suggestions.

How HOusekeepers Can Profit by the
Following Suggestions.
Every kitchen sink and every bath
room should be provided with soap
dish. Soap reduced to Jelly by leav-
ing it IN water is frightful example
Of wastefulness. No soap dish, by the
way. is worthy the name unless 1t is
properly drained by perforatioHs at the
bottom or by other means, says the
New York Journal.
Strange os 1t may appear. a coal Gel
lar needs ventilation as much as a
..oco McKas,. drain. Coal kept
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
The Illinois Central,

All the news that's 1t 70 print Absr.
deem semi-Weekly Herald, $500 . year.
$3.50 In ADVANCE
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
REV DIR. HILLS.

REV DIR. HILLS. rushing in. Tho ideal mani 10
one has all the windows open toward land and
and sky. have the window of Common Sense orri-
about crack lifted the curtain
window Of Judgment only little.
Sleep is the brother of death and ignorance h.
ty. una nan "e"'' "a" e""c".e' so"' Is iu"H avg
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

Half pint of hot water taken half an
hour before breakfast will usually keep
the bowels regular. Harsh cathartics
should be avoided. When purgative is
needed. take Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. They are mild and
gentle IN their action. For sale by Evans
Drug Co. t
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

necessary supplies. 'Fed tun.l
The clerk was authorized tue s,aa1,,
set Of State Statutes, and funature
quired assistance to the attorney cage
flying the city ordinances. 10
A communication was read from TVS
urer Sargent, suggesting that 500 mont
was insufficient to pay for the ext
work OF the water collections as added
the duties of his Office. was tabled, i;
though it is evident that extra duti
placed on that officer, after his electio
must be paid for at reasonable ligW
A communication from the bod
Bridge Co. showed that the steel fe no
Wishkah river bridge was being ring
featured in the east, and that della
being experienced, so that the b no
which was to have been completed o'
Is, will be several months later. -
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

A long list Of satisfied patrons is the
leading advertisement Of the Herald
Printery. From a car ticket to a full
sheet poster. We ask to figure on your
work.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
the last cUurer +
1o,O, ~OuFt.

follows the last courst curt
~. - 49, Sou'''
The e.. OWN IS III recora. of business trans ans
safrd II the superior court for the week emo
IN Dc embc u th'
In re estate ]. w. Hull, dec a.;
orde app owing inventory and ap-
prais ment, adjudeing estate not
subject toi Inheritance law.
In re guardianship Charlotte A.
Gregg insane: bond of r. S. Smith
guardian. approved by court.
Jas. F. Conner VS. ]. M. Clapp;
cause came on for trial; on evil
dence decision announced in favor
of defendant,
In re estate John Staritt, decd;
order fixing Dec. 26 for hearing of
petition.
petition.
Rosa j. MCKAY VS. VIM. S. Nc
Ray; decree of divorce granted, res
soring plaintiffs maiden name of
Rosa j. Husk.
Magnegia Asbestos Supply Co.
VS. o. J. Lawrence; order overrul-
ing defendants demurrer, to
amended complaint, signed.
N. W. l.. Co. VS. City of Aber-
deem; cause came on for trial, evil
dence introduced. .~
Jas p Common VS. ] NJ. Clapp;
Judgment dismissing action, taxing
s3S costs against plaintiff, signed.
j. G. Hill VS. Panel G Folding
Box Co; judgment against defend
ant Panel & Folding Box Co. for
$3.50 and costs, signed, also find
ings Of fact and conclusions of law
signed.
State VS. Noah Waymire; decree
Diminishing action with costs at $40
signed
F. p. Drake VS. Matilda Drake !;
order adjudging defendant in de-
fault signed.
State VS. B. A. Weisenberger;
order settling Statement Of facts
on appeal, signed.
In re estate Georgina A. r.
Heath, deceased order appointing
c. w Hodgdon, w. B. Ogden
and e. Z. Ogden appraisers, sign
ed.
In re guardianship JOS. Passmore
ct al, minors; order fixing amount
Of guardians bond at $1,000, signed.
Magnesia Asbestos Supply Co. VS.
Geo. Ninemire ct al; order allowing
platnttA to amend complaint and
file same as proposed, signed.
Same vs. L. G.. Kinnison ct ux:
same.
In re estate Marion Veysey decd;
order directing citation to issue
unto Mildred Veysey. returnable
IAN. 6, at court house, signed.
City of Aberdeen VS. Theresa
Meaehcr ct al order overruling de-
murrer of plaintiff, to answer of
Ninemire G Morgan Co., signed.
F.. s. Pierce VS. N. P. Ry. Co;
Judgment in favor of plaintiff for
s75 and costs, signed.
State VS. b. Oppenheimer; order
settling statement of facts on ap-
peal, signed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

be suppio~-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
g. C.. add to Montesano SIS.

& G.. add to Montesano SIS.
E. T. Guffin to VIM. Moore quit
claim same lots; 81.
Houuiam Land & Improvement
Co. to Charles Room, lot 6, blk ~,
Campbell's add to Hoquiam, $50.
Geo. Chambers to A. j. Hilker;
und1-2 of east &c TT. lot c, blk "a.
Westport Beach, 81.
R. H. Evans to J. G. Lewis,
und1-2 of WIZ of sw1-4 Sec. PIT
9; 1925.
Jacob Keifer to Jean b. Stewart,
lot II, blk 4, First add to Highland
Home; 81.
Ed Rogney to Sadie McSorley; lot
7, blk AZ, w. & B. Second add to
Aberdeen; $1,000.
A. E. Griffiths to A. Lenhart, lot
2, Sec. 35-1S-15; 500.
County Treasurer to A. Lenhart;
tax deed lots 7 and s, blk II, Ho-
uuiam River Front add to Hoqui-
am;
Mack Logging Co. to Keystone
Timber Co; 2,775 acres in township
1876, 1914, 1877, 17-7, 1910; 81.
East Hoquiam Co. 81 tGnd hea"I las
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
Water Cure for Constipation.

deserted the party. una i'aii "e
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

in order to make
If You will COM
there will only
sum will always
obtain the result
10 left for him
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28
We Have an Excellent Farm For Sale

Consisting of 10 acres, 60 of which is bottom land of
the best quality The bottom land is all cleared and under
cultivation there 100 apple trees all bearing 80 prune
trees pear trees, Il story house, upstairs
and three and kitchen downstairs large barn. 8Ox80
feet implement building 20x6O feet granarv, milk
12x16 The following stock and implements goes with the
place: - mich 10 yearng heifers calves Jersey
BULL brood hives bees brood mare, sep
and dairy Implements 5ood double metal horse
rake, Scotch harrow cutvato pillow, all the small tools
about the place. All the above will be sold for $780, with
thousand dollars down. 81 800 two years at per bal
OPTIONAL For further particulars apply to F. E. Jones
& Co., ia South G. street.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1905-12-28

Ray; divorce.
State VS. George Lewis and James
Murphy, burglary.
Vim. J. Brown VS. Lena c.
Brown; divorce.
ownsend & Van Schoonhoven IS
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
NEWS of the LONDON STAGE
-

| adaptation Of mine had succeeded ar
| seemed TO succeed, therefore / vag +,
| be an adapter, So / began again uuor
/ French play with considerable H.
| cense OF adaptation, BUT this license q
! overstcpped, and the matter fell through
II then wrote play OF my own ana
| read II I'm succession 90 three mar5pa,.
who listened politely. afterwards pul
/ lshed thls play Again ! made a pls..
of my own, this time upon commission
Tor the lhedter ia gallant and likes prr.
severance but the actor-managcr for
whom ] wrote n deemed n unsuulb.
ana again published Being now one.
more notified, not by success. / l,.
ceptel commissions for adaptations and
iu due course made versions of several
foreign dramatic pieces. besides mo my
own urgency, two original plays
Mr., Davidson does NOT specify bg,
one recognizes one of these as the adam
tauou Of "Ruy Bias which Lewis
Waller produced at the Imperial II
was success and evidently the oth.-
adaptations mentioned had The sam.
fate
This. says Mr. Davidson. els am uu.
usual record ana the comedy of ~ Hes
here--not one Of these adaptations was
IN any degree of my own initiation. uOr
fully. and some OF them con umoic
would / have chosen any of them, ye.
II is by them my ability ass a play.
wright has been tested, and IL is upon
their failure | have been condemned.
while my own plays, 'Godfrida.' Sells
the Man and The knight OF the May.
pole remain unproduced'
Mr. Dayidson's best known book 1f
poems is. OF course. his Fleet street
Eclogues.' while one OF the best of hb
shorter works Is THE Testament OF ON
Empire Builder
William Shakespeare is To be given
another chance IN London next fall Ar
thur Bourchier, who must have made
a barrel Of money out of THE Walls OF
Jericho" is going to risk losing some M
&c by putting on a revival Of THE Mor-
chant Of Venice" I'm which he and hIs
wife, Violet Vanbrugh, will play Tho
principal parts. There are few more
capable actors than Bourchier on the
stage at present. and his jew should be
a striking figure, but II takes "a really
nsational production OF any NJ
Shakespeare plays TO draw the London
public, nowadays.
London is ut present the abiding
place OF monkey VINO mas the dlSUu.-
ton of having once assaulted the su''
tan of Turkey,
This Is FasolIn, an Italian trained ape
who Is now appearing at one OF the
London halls" Two years ago whom
at Constantinople Fasolins manager
Slgnor Vopi received command to
perform at Ylldia Kiosk, During tHa
performance Fasoln became frightened
and Instead of leaning from one or
his trapezes 10 the other he swung ~
one NJ the great chandeliers with which
the saloon was decorated, from which
fastness he peted the sublime port"
with lustres, one Of which bagkcnal
Adults eye Great was the consterUa-
lion Of an present, but the sultan
laughed heartily and far from being
angry presented the slmian's trainer
with the order OF the Medjidle ana r.
splendid gold watch
CURTIS BROWN
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

| Special Correspondence.
T ONDON, July 30 Gerald Dt
Maurlers recent selection to sue,
coed cyril Maude mt the Hay.
market IS another feather In tho
cap Of this comparatively youthful ac'
tor who is notable exception to the
rule that the son Of a great man must
needs be a mediocrity. OF course young
Du Maurcr owed his first engagement
which was by Beerbohm Tree chiefly
TO the fact that his father was the
famous cartoonist and author Of Trl-
bly," hut from the first the son showed
that he was able TO stand on his dyu
legs. Appropriately enough, his debut
with Tree was made AS Little Billie,
and his successful work soon led to
his engagement by Charles Frohman,
with whom he is uow parting.
Du Maurier made a distinct hit in
"Tho Admirable Crichtou' as the
younr aristocrat whose head had 10
be frequently immersed I'm a pail Of
water and improved his reputation stu
more by really exceptional acting as
the son In Little Mary" I'm fact, j,
NJ Barrie wanted Young Du Mauriers
services right along, and he played
the nitrate chief In Peter Pam which
Maule Adams is to give IN the United
states next season, and has recently
been playing In 'Pantaloon,' the little
curtain raiser which Barrie wrote for
his play Alice -by-the-Flre, which
Ethel Barrymore Is to have at home.
Du Maurer and his wife, who was
Mur.ol Beaumont one of the prettlest
girls Oh the London stage, left town
a few days ago for Dieppe, the French
seaside resort where they are going TO
pass the dog-days At the Haymarket
Du Maurier viii be seen first IN The
Love Path" the new American COM
edy by c. NJ, $. Mcclellan lie has got
to be so great man that almost every
one has forgotten that he is his fathers
son.
Apropos of j. NJ Barrie / have the
pIaywrights own authority for stating
that the report was mistaken which
affirmed that he was about to visit the
United States. In reply TO written
inquiry Of mine-Mr. Barrie objects to
mtcrNiews-the author replies, briefly;
If am not going to America this year,
though | once thought Of doing So"
That distinguished poet, John David
son, harbors a rather uncommon grlev-
ance against theatrical managers He
IS sore over being regarded by the
public rs an unsuccessful playwright to-
or at best as a "one-play
man" Notwithstanding the fact that
none Of the several original plays OF
which he is the author ever has been
produced, II win be remembered that
MIR Davidson made the English adap-
tatiOn Of Pour Ia Couronne,' which
Forbes and Robertson gave over here
and which was also performed IN the
United states
The success Of this play says Da-
wilson. attracted the attention OF
managers to the adapter and various
proposals FOR versions We're made, but
no one as yet thought OF giving me a
commission for an original play; an
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12
THEATRE GOSSIP


PAU Gilmore is 90 star 800 the ro-
mantle play captain Deoonnairc,'
ethel Barrymore. upon her return
irom London Wi|. start fpr The Pacific
co1st. where SHE wild mlugurJte her
tour iu Oh. great success. sunday
-
May Buckley who has just closed
hCg engagement at ENtch.s gardens,
Denver was given magnificent silver
Wednesday evening,
-
Louis James announces his plans for
90" coming season. He win appear here
under Che management Of j. j Cole
man ON reNlyaIH OF "NirgInius, lingo
mar and 'Ni1hclicu,'
brilliant actor who was q leading man
in he great Booth and Barrett comblu-
alton. is diving of consumption at the
Los Angeles County hospital
Ada Rohan has almost recovered from
her recent attack of appendicitis, and
win san for Ncy York I'm September,
homo I'M Wales and remains there every
summer until Within n fortnight OF the
time appointed for the FIRST assemblage
of her company
\ BAPTIST minister les tO become an
actor His name is John r.. Wright,
and me- halls from Columbus. Kan lie
is Tao play John the Baptist iu THE
Iinr nf argument that he thinks ne can
60 NOR. good hv acting than by
preaching the Gospel
Aubrey RourlcguIt. 70 is said is TO-
covering from "a nervous attack al
Carlsbad uut has decided owing 10 his
health 10 remain ON Europe next sea-
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1900
h EN YORK, Aug. INLAY Nohe
M has rawued what Is practically
her hast nice, nj iewolry The
,..--. .,.., 40, G..,,,,,
F'o' '7'' "''N' '"P'"''
Putnam hradlee strong hdd been cut
off by his family subsequent to his
,pgrrI,,,s d, Miss y,bo Al tb,t.tirna
,.,.',
the young woman HJd gems ana Je"e'-
ny that had cost more than 100000
one by one the rings brooches tlaras.
,......., i.....l,, 49,. ....,.. a.,
20 '''" l- '''1'
70 the hands OF mine uncle, ana the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-08-12

the matter Of the blll.boar os,...,
Ing Last season, when thcy sa,y We
preaching possible compnt,t, ~
Drcamland, almost al their ratss "
Messrs. Thompson ana Dundv sei,,d hi
the advertising space within h.. ",'
miles of New York ana covered ",,
inch Of II with slgna extolips The ho..,9
ties Of Luna Park This prorec,,I,.,
cost them a round one hundr-d ,bo,,,e
and dollars, but II served i,s purro.,
for Luna Park had i;s advorsarIos to,'
pletely showed under n ouc may ann
fuch q term 10 hot weather sbo,y
setting H. has not been Necessary 1,
repeat the Investment this season NV
the amount of last YEARS out4v an,
naturally be- added to the dividend F"
September
LEANDER ElCuARDsoN
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LeanderRiChQrdSOn'S Letter



shoulders 10 was altogether the most
neslIdl picture ] ever saw and fully iu
keeping, ,Wllh We character OF both llg-
"'Is' wren i''-o comes 20 town, lo
WI W. yI'd,' a ''dIlaIt atmosphere
,.e.t ousHI lo De revival OF coon
''"7''
AltoS' ll'l the most skIltulIy devils
yI sensation OF me summer roof gar
"V' s,8Soli mas Deen tne dancer known
,%St me NIII WIN lne ked Domino
ula youu5 woman was last season the
rlH,i,4i 'oe-uahcer or the Buster
nIo."" NoIiPaHy, "a shdpnly HttIe miss
"t,u 90 t"ou uetl or talent Tor the art
or Ierpslchore' In the early spring she
was sent TO Europe 70 be prepared
'3' u'I american DEBUT ln the guise
ol euaansulIied mystery upon the roof
h@IGeH over ule New YORK theater. one
or the best known press agents i'm tha
country was dispatched to London to
uo l"e boosting from mat quarter. He
.idu p'ei' man or complete sobrlety
4vI many years, bu, one night I'm
itue NeCi, motel IN the British metropo-
us ne IeI from ms state of grace and
W'' soon crazy drunk. In this condi-
u'h u occurred 10 the press agent that
ll was ms duty IN life to warn the
,onti6r ,,,tt',,ii I'M r22 'o' ~ u, ~
~ ~, ha, W. u'a'y me ElIl WIN
sg'e '',' Doil'Iuo 90 ne belooh NM
2.,,. " M ,ls loIiuoIl once OF me New
10, 49,. irol NY a"u '''loI ll'eu me person
D" 'naIGe that me domino affair was
" IdNc' lNleiu'd solely Tor advertising
purposes AFTER that the American
press agent was sent 10 a sanitarium
",,u ~, YIN g ,, eNplotailon Went on
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