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The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
WANT TOWNSEND
FOR SENATOR, IN
20 DISTRICT
VOTERS QUICK TO SEE WARMERS
NOMINATION. WOULD BE IN.
IMIcAL TO JACKSON MANS
cHANcES-EARLE' JoLTs
From a stan cOrrespOndent.)

JACKSON. Mich. Aug. l2.-Your
correspondent has discovered an I'M
expected condition in the Second dis
trict, relative TO the gubernatorial
nomination.
1t is learned that everyone. regard
less Of party. is thoroughly In favor OF
Congressman Chas. +. Townsend, u
this city, for United States senator.
The people have not been slow TO see
the point as TO the effect OF Warner :
nomination being adverse to Towns
ends chances, while the nomination or
DR.. j. u. Bradley, OF Eaton Rapids,
and the Endorsement OF Tip" Atwood
Tom" Navin and that gang mean the
selection OF Ed" Stair for senator
Personally, Townsend Is said TO be
non committal, but the action OF his
friends In coming out for Horatio
Earle lately shows the trend OF
things
From observations taken, the
strength OF Good Roads" Earle has
multiplied fve-fold In the past 10 days.
Whacks Warner and Bradley.
Earle. in the course OF his campaign
tour through the state. whipped In
few head-rocking jolts on both War
ner and Bradley. He touched up the
governor in comparing his own claims
with Warmers as follows:
IF elected governor. | won't steal
and won't put anyone in office who
will steal.
If you want the state treasurer to
have the privilege OF putting $6s6.OOO
into his own bank with an insufficient
fond and capital stock as security
then don't vote for me. II you want
governor that will allow the bank In
which he il interested and holds ONCE.
10 get s250.000 OF state money with
insufficient security, then don't vote
for me-" Continuing, Earle said;
Warner may say that he is not to
blame for what Glazier did. but War
ner must have known the condition
OF the bank in which Glazier had de-
posted the state funds. Warner must
be at least partly to blame.
Bradley. who Is another candidate
for governor. was a member Of the
board which made the Glazier loan
at 5000 to 81 security. II you want
that kind OF governor. then vote Tor
them. | think both ought to with
draw In favor OF Glazier-the logical
governor. | don't want TO be that
kind OF a governor. IL | am elected
you can't get 81 out OF the state treas
ury without a law for 1t. Glazier was
no more to blame than Frank An.
drews Mr.. Warner and Mr.. Bradley
can't get clear OF being partly to
blame They must have considerable
gall to ask people to vote for them for
governor"
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
NOTIFY MEHMED
Of HIS RECALL
CHARGE D'AFFAiRES FOR
THE PRESENT.

WASHINGTON. Aug 12-Mehmed
All Bey, Turkish minister TO the United
States, has been officially notified of
his recall and retirement from the
Turkish diplomatic service. Mundji
Bey, Turkish consulgenersl at New
York, has been appointed charge DAT
fairies OF the Turkish legation. pending
the appointment OF a new minister to
the United States.
There Is story that Mehmed Ali
has implacabIe enemies, one in par
ticular, who has sought his removal
from once with zest since the Young
Turks party has been In the saddle.
Izzet Pasha and Mehmed All Bey
are Syrians. The Syrians have never
got far In the administrative power
in the autocracy ofAbdul Hamid, none
except Izzet Pasha, whom the Turks
OF Turkish blood hate fiercely In the
belief that his power was used for
evil 10 the country.
The stirring feature Is in the com
ing of Mundji Bey. the Turk. To take
the place OF Mehmed Ali Bey. son OF
Izzet Pasha. the Syrian, and called an
oppressor OF the people.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
SLAYER OF TWO
HANGS SELF
IN JAIL
QUIET, RAT-FACED LITTLE PRis-
oNER SHOWS INGENUITY IN
PREPARING FOR SUICIDE
PLACES cor ON END.

NEW YORK. Aug. 12.-Wm. Selan-
An Brooklyn. awaiting trial on a
charge or killing a man and woman,
hanged himself to his cot sometime
between 9 and 6: 80 this morning. Al
though the cells In murderers' row. In
which he was confined, are supposed
TO be vigorously watched, he managed
to plan suicide with some elaborate
detail, and had been dead fully Is min
utes when found by Keeper Mitchell
and cut down.
Mitchell declares that he passed Sc
lanski's cell at q o'clock and that at
that time the prisoner was in his bed
and apparently asleep.
To kin himself the double murderer
evolved an ingenious plan.
The prisoner was understood. He
put the cot on end ana managed to
pnfasten long piece OF rope by which
the mattress Is secured 10 the iron
framework OF the cot. Then ho
climbed to tho upper end OF the cot
and attached the rope, in which he
had made a sliding moose.
This done, ne put his head in the
loop, which was drawn close up to
the top rail OF the appended cot. and
let himself drop. His toes dangled
within a few inches OF the floor
Selanski was &c years old, rat
faced, needle-eyed little man with y
quiet, deprecatory manner. He had
been In the jail since May last, and
seemed a model prisoner He shot
and killed Anna Kockonski and his
rival on May ], when she refused to
marry him.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
7xuo Lilies and a rose
On Coffin of Baron Who
Was Bismarck S Aide

WASHINGTON, Aug. 12.-With sim
pie funeral exercises. and accompanied
by only few faithful friends OF his
declining years. and single repre-
sentative OF the German embassy, the
body OF Baron Alexander de Pury.
Herve, an aide-de-camp to Bismarck,
and member OF one OF the oldest
houses OF Germany. was laid to rest
In a little cemetery on Bladensburg
road. Two lilies and single red rose
reposed on the plain coffin. II was
his dying request. for the three flow
ers constituted his ancestral coat OF
arms.
A friend and comrade OF Bismarck.
the baron was numbered among the
pride OF the German army that partici-
pated In the Franco-Prussian war.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
THAW DECLARED
To Be BANKRUPT

PITTSBURG, Aug. 12.-Harry K.
Thaw was formally adjudged a hank
rupt by Referee In Bankruptcy VIM.
r. Blair this morning.
This action was not expected until
Aug. Il, the date fixed by VIM. T.
LINDSEY. clerk of the United States
district court, In his order referring
the proceedings to Referee Blair. In
the absence of Judge Of the district
court.
The formal adjudication this morn
ing was surprise. The next move
in Thaw's bankruptcy action will be
the settling OF the date for the first
meeting OF his creditors. This date
probably will be fixed by Referee
Blair today or tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
WRIGHT BEATS
FLYING TESTS
OHIO AERONAUT OUTDOES HIM
SELF WITH HIS BIG
AERoPlANE.

LIE MANS. France. Aug. 12.-Wil.
bur Wright. Of Dayton. O.. last even
ing made the longest and most sue
cessful flight OF the series Of aero
plane trials which he is conducting
here, remaining In the air minutes
and a seconds. The machine circled
the field three times at the rate Of 80
miles an hour.
On passing the grandstand Wright
gracefully descended until within
speaking distance OF the spectators,
who wildly applauded his exhibition
OF mastery over the aeroplane, after
which he scared like a bird to new
heights and continued his flight until
reaching the starting point. where he
finally gently landed.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
MICHIGAN BRIEFS

Holland - Congressman Diekema' .
auto blew up and was burned while his
son was driving from Grand Rapids "
this city.
wife OF the Grand Rapids first base
man. who was seized with paralysis
while swimming In Reed lake. died In
the hospital here early this morning.
Marshall-As the result OF last
weeks storm, the farmers insurance
companies OF Calhoun county have
paid out about $4,000. The total
losses amounted to over $4,000.
Lansins-The executive committee
Of the Michigan State Grange me;
here and unanimously adopted a reso-
luton calling for the adoption OF tbs
new constitution as better than the
present one, though faulty.
Fllnt-Dr. Oscar Miller a retired
physician, rs years old, was found
dead In bed at the home OF his son,
William II. Miller. He retired last
night In his usual health. DR.. Miller
came to Flint from Ann Arbor "a
years ago.
Benton Harbor-Chicago's great
Buster Brown" mystery has been
solved. The lad, whose real name
lie Clarence Crump, was given away
by his mother. because she could not
afford to keep him. While Mrs. Crump
was at Volunteers OF America camp,
near here, the entire Chicago police
force was scouting for the boy.
Grand RapIds-Word was received
here OF the death OF Rev. FIR Byrne,
pastor OF the st. Patrick's church al
Parnell, Mich, and one OF the best
known OF the Roman Catholic priests
in western Michigan. Rev. FIR. Byrne
had been III In Mercy hospital at
Manistee for several months. He was
rastor OF the church at Parnell for
many years.
Port Huron-Grant Wilson, son OF
the embezzling secretary Of the Unit
ed Home Protectors, yesterday paid a
fine OF $40 In order to keep from serv.
ing n jail sentence of AZ days for as
sault on BENJAMIN Church, OF Detroit.
Church was boarding at the home OF
Wilson's mother and the son threw
him downstairs and kicked him out OF
the house. Wilson admitted the as
sault.
Observation-Disclosures G. Carter. nav
al veteran OF the civil war. died yes
terday on his eightieth birthday ami
versary, on his farm near this place,
where he lived AZ years. In the early
seventies, while chopping in his woods
be came upon big snake which he
tried TO kill but which got away. II
was a fad OF the old veteran to his
last illness to periodically go hunting
for this snake.
Pontlac-Judge Davis, OF Lapeer,
Yesterday afternoon handed down a
decision in the case OF Henry Clay
Ward. the eccentric millionaire lum-
herman. whom his wife and children
attempted to have declared an incom-
petent about a month ago. and which
case had been held under advisement
by the court granting Ward a new
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

the house has been artistically beau.
tilted in the Louis XVI. style by Chas.
Allom. who designed the kings new
ballroom at Buckingham palace. There
Is a wonderful staircase OF Mezzano
and Eschaillon marble, with a brorze
balustrade. The floors OF the salons
are of parquet. the design being copied
from Marie Antoinette's villa, the Pc
tit Trianon; while In the bedrooms
the floors are OF rubber tiles. There
are on fewer than % bedrooms, which
are reached by electric elevators
There Is spacious ballroom In ad-
dition to the usual reception rooms.
while feature of the inner hall In a
minstrel gallery" The new Drexel
mansion, the address OF which Is No.
% Grosvenor-sq., is situated at the
corner of North Audley and Brook-sts.
--one OF the most prominent sites In
the best part OF fashionable Mayfair.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
MRS. DREXEL PLANS
NEW MAY AIR
CAMPAIGN
she HAS HAD HER NEW MANSION
DECORATED BY MAN WHO DE.
SIGNED KINGS NEW BALLROOM
AT BUCKINGHAM PALACE.

LONDON, Aug. 12.-The Anthony
Drexels will take possession next fall
of one of the largest and most up-to-
date mansions In the west end. They
have leased for seven years, at rent
OF $4,000 a year. big house In eros
venor-sq.. and have had II thoroughly
modernized and redecorated in a most
luxurious style.
Built for entertaining on big scale,
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Dement'S ACTUAL
MAJORITY 1905

SPRINGFIELD. H., Aug. 12.-Prac-
tically complete primary election ro-
turns from all counties In Illinois give
Gov. Dineen a majority of 1885 over
Richard Yates.
The total vote for each candidate
has been received from SO OF the 102
counties in the state. The figures
from these SO are In most cases Of
hcial, and In the exceptions they are
from such reliable sources that they
are considered correct.
The SO counties give Deneen 202.7SO
votes and Yates 190125. leaving De
neen 1865 ahead in those counties.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
BALDWIN READY FOR
OFFICIAL TRIAL TRIP

WASHINGTON. Aug. 12.-Satisfed
that, with his flight yesterday he had
achieved degree Of excellence not
heretofore attained, Capt. Thomas
Baldwin will today send his dirigible
balloon on It's first oficial trial trip
over the course mapped out by the
officers OF the signal corps. The fight
probably will be made between s and
o'clock and II the speed and control
maintained yesterday are continued to-
day. the only matter remaining unset.
tied will be the price the government
will pay Baldwin for his machine.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Table Hardman Resolution.

ATLANTA. Ca, Aug 1.-THE Hard
man resolution, calling on the legis-
laturo to memorabilia the national con-
gress to pass the Little6eld idea OF
preventing the shipment OF liquors
into dry states. was tabled by vote
OF 65 to so In the house. This action
finally disposes OF further liquor leg
islation at this session. In the event
OF an extra session, on account of the
convict lease investigation, there IL
likelihood OF the legislature going into
some phases OF the prohibition ques-
ton
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
FIND HEAD OF MAN
BESIDE RY. TRACK

BAY CITY. Mich, Aug. 12.-Section
hands on the Detroit Il Mackinac rail.
way we're startled when they discov.
cred mans head lying beside the
railroad track about a mile south OF
Pinconning. Investigating, they found
the trunk, terribly crushed, lying 80
feet away. The dead man has not
been identified, but II is believed that
he was an employe OF the Ranch 1O1
Wild West show, which went north
from here.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

trial The case will be Refreshed
again. through the courts.
Msrquette-With delegates present
from 80 counties the biennial state
convention OF the Ancient Order ~
Hibernians convened, President M. r
Powers. OF Grand Rapids, PRESIDING.
Pontihcal mass was celebrated by
Bishop Els. OF the Marquette diocese
Bishops MuldoOn OF Chicago and
Dunno OF Dallas. Tex, are here. The
revision OF insurance rates will be
the most important business to como
up.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Younq Matron Kills Herself.

NIAGARA FALLS. N. Y, Aug. H.
Mrs. Helen Ornaur. OF Denver. who
had been visiting friends In this city
for some time, was found dead in bed.
She had evidently taken a dose OF
cyanide OF potassium. The young
woman had been respondent.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Child Drowned In River.

stephen Bouchard, the infant son
OF Stephen Bouchard. an Ecorse sa-
loonkeeper fell from a board walk In
the rear of his saloon, Tuesday after
noon. and was drowned. The body
was discovered by the child's mother
floating In three feet OF water.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
eenstor Rescues Girl.

Los ANGELES. Cal, Aug. Ia
aeaator Flint rescued Miss Annie Cole
Srom drowning at Balboa Beach. A
party Of seven. composed or the Sen
at0r and Mrs. Flint MISS Katherine
Flint, Miss Annie Cole. Morris CLIFFORD.
Chas. cole, and Joseph Young. were In
Z boof when the craft struck a rock.
me other women could swim. but the
senator was forced TO hold Miss Cole
~neiI : rescuer came In a canoe.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Name soehne by Acclaim alton.

BOONvILLE, Ind, Aug John
w. Boehne, mayor OF Evansville. was
nominated by reclamation for Demo
cratic candidate for congress from the
first Indiana district. When Boehne
took once as mayor he Immediately
nut the "lid" on at Evansville and IL
has not been tilted during his admin
aofrati0n.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Another Victim.

Two country youths we're on a Wis
II to London. They went into the
British museum and there saw a
mummy. over which hung card on
which was printed. "B. q. ST."
They were mystihed. and one said,
What do you make of IL. Bill?"
We'll" said Bill. Il should say 1t
was the number OF the motor car
that killed him. '--Tit-Bits.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

LONDON. Aug. 12.-Ambassador
Reid gave a stag dinner at Dorchester
house last night In honor OF the mem
.bers OF the American monetary COM
mission. A number OF we'll known
financiers were invited TO meet the
Americans.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12

formerly Miss Alice 1-haw. of Pitts
burg, sister OF Harry X. Thaw, In or
der that he might effect a more advan-
tageous financial arrangement, were
defeated today by Justice Eve, who
made absolute the decree of year
ago. The action Of the justice shuts
out further negotiations.
The earl married Miss Thaw ir
Pittsburg Ave years ago. His mar
rage, however. had no lettering eff
feet on his wild. spendthrift ways and
their married life was unhappy.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
In Stern Chase.

"Humph! Him? He'd run before
he'd fight mel
II guess he'd have to."--Houston
Post.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
$500, Milwaukee, Wis, and Return.
Grand Trunk Railway System.

Dates Of sale Aug. 18th and 18th
Limit Aug. 2sth. City Ticket once
ia Woodward-ave. Phone M. az.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
YARMOUTH FAILS To
REOPEN DECREE
Of DIVORCE
EARl'S PLANS TO EFFECT MORE
ADVANTAGEOUS FINANCIAL Ar.
RANGEMENT WITH THE THAW
FAMILY SPOILED BY COURT.

LONDON, Aug. 1.-THE efforts OF
the earl OF Yarmouth to reopen the
divorce decree obtained by his wife.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
0OMIQUE- Randolph & Gratiot

Real Nuudeville-AdmI = and Zoe
Billy 4. Falls, black face comedian;
Burkhart Il Nelson, singing OF IRISH
songs-talented entertainers: Sam r..
Ruscoe. that versatile comedian and
Character actor; CInrice Templefon
The girl with the golden voice" In
operate selections. Pictorial Ballads -
Lillian Knox and Arthur FEST. Special
Self Explanatory Animated Pictures
Continuous performance. 80 TO ii PIN.
The Detroit times., 1908-08-12
Atlantic City, $3.50 Round Trip.
Grand Trunk Railway System.
rhrouah philadelphia Sleeper

nnJo Xug.I 18th, limited Sept. 1st
rnfv rlckst oMoe, ia woodward-ave.
$3.50 =. -.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
LOCAL FIRMS GET
STATE CONTRACTS

The state board Of conirol yesser-
day awarded contracts % the fol
lowing bidders for furnishing STA
months' supplies 10 state lnssifu.
tinnHs
Leather and findings. West Coast
Tanning Co. Seattle. electric sup
plies. Fobss supply Co. Seattle.
Standard Electric Co. Seattle.
photo supplies. Anderson supply
Co. Seattle. fish. Chlopeck Ffsh
Co. Seattle. -four. feed and vege
tables. Schwahacher Bros. a Co.
Seattle. dry goods. Seattle DRY
Goods Co. Seattle. BON Marche. Sc
attic. Hoary Pickard. Seattle.
Western Dry Goods Co. Seattle:
Hub Clothing Co. Seattle. shoes
and slippers. Washington Shoe Man.
ufaeturing Co. Seattle. groceries.
Sylvester Bros. Co. Seattle. Schwa.
hachcr Bros Co. Seattle. Pacific
Coast Syrup Co. Seattle. Washing
ton Broom a Woodenware Co. ses
attic: w. J bernard a Co. Seattle.
West Coast Manufacturers Agency.
Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
ARMY OFFICER TRYS
TO TAKE HIS LIFE
tBy United Prsss.)

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. ia
hrooding over the condition OF his
health and the possibility of losing
his reason. until he became TEN
poraflly derangcd and attempted
20 end his life. Lieutenant Felix
w. Motlow IL Ia critical condi.
ton az the General hospital Of the
Preside today. HIS throat badly
Eashed with a razor.
Motlow. who was a patient at the
hospital. made the attempt AZ self
destruction yesterday during the
absence 81 his nurse. lie was
weak from loss OF blood before Il
was discovered he had lnjured hlm.
self lie promised not 10 repeat
the attempt
A brother. Lieutenant william
q. Motlow. j. confined at 81 Eliza.
betfa asylum. Washington. hla
mind giving way about = year ago,
Worry over his condition and
the fear that be might become
similarly afflicted Is supposed TO
have driven Felix o. the rash act
Both brothers are we'll known In
social circles OF San Francisco.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
SPRAYS CHLOROFORM
ON INTENDED VICTIMS

SAN LUIS 0nispo. sept Is
The chloruform porch climber who
startled the countryHlds month
ago when be attempted TO chioro-
form Miss Winlfrcd PiEEutt. q
stanford atadent. returned here
and after administering the anaes.
thetIe 20 q vicious bull doE IN the
yard entered the home Of Fred
Crippen. and sprayed the drug
through an atumixer upon MFH
Crippsn and her young maid Mrs
Crippen. who Il a hRht sleeper.
awoke and. hearing a noise. scream.
cd. evidently soaring the man away
The maid was Rlrcady overcome BY
the drug and Mrs Crippcn. half
overcome. dragged hrr b. the hair
20 The door aud fell down en.
hausted
Neirhhors were awakened ny the
screams and rushed 70 The scene.
After rcviviuE. Mrs CFippcn relat.
ed her thrilling experience.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
CANNED 0RATORY TELLS
OF CAMPAIGN ISSUES

the Rutta percha cylinder whizzed
around. filling the hall with the son.
oroua periods and dazzling meta
phors OF dcmocraey's orator In
chief.
Then came Tafts turn. The
cylinder was not bigger than that
OF bryan's. but Il was OF a different
temperament The pearls OF Ian.
guage that dubbed acintlllatingly
forth from the Nebrasknn'a record
gave way 10 the calm judicial
phraseology aud the merry chuchle
OF the fat boy from Cincinnati
Each words carried - pounds OF
aYoirdupoia and each syllable fell
upon the bank guarantee law with
reyerberating thud that filled the
ball with republican huzzaH.
With never pause the wheels went
round and round 20 the glory OF
TafL Roosevelt and the republican
party. lightly skipped the tariff.
blurred a little over the words I'm
junction" and wound up with a mag.
nificentiy expanding peroraiion in
which prosperity vas pictured in All
the irridezcence OF the rainbow.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
SIX PER CENT INTEREST
PAID ON SAYINGS
A PLAN THAT WILL APPEAL TO
ALL READERS.

II will be Of great interest TO those
hAying idle money. whether Il DO n
hundred dollars OF few thousand.
20 know that they may obtain In.
teresi thereon at the rate OF per
cent Most people In Seattle wish.
Ing to keep a portion OF their money
whore IL will be accessible. have
been unable 10 realize more than
or per cent interest on the amount
Now, By taking out the coupon Ger
tlficates issued by the Equitable
Building Loan a Investment As
ISOLATION they may realize interest
at the rate OF 6 per cent paid semi-
annually.
The Equitable II one Of the Pho
neer companies % Seattle. having
begun It's successful career az an In
vestmeut and Loan company four
teen years ago. Their office has
always been with the H. O Shuey
& Co bank now located at 1917
Second avenue in the Arcade build.
INK The association issues these
certificates only at such times as at
pieseut when the demand IL very
rrOat for monthly payment Real
Etfhte loans such as they make
The withdrawal privileges are ex-
crcHlngly liberal. or the certificate
may remain In force for six years.
~ suits the convenience of the de
position.
The Equitable enjoys the unique
distinction Of having conducted n
larwe Real Estate Loan business in
seattle for IL years without a dol
lar loss. 80
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-09-19
FRElGHTER USED AS
PASSENGER BOAT

Asxenly.five young women. who
nts students az the Normal school
~ heliiugham. have a just com
piAint against the Inland Naylga.
lion company Tor a nlsht Of IN.
cnnscnience aud discomfort when
they returned from this city 10 Bei.
iinKhan last week for the opening
~ the school term When they
showed up for their trip At 10
n'ciock Al night. they found a wee.
sci called the Hoaalie waiting for
th~m They made the trip ali
riEht and have heaped Normal
school ansthesuaa % the oh
fadgel" and "Doar Mei" type upon
the Resale ever since.
The vessel proved IA b. only a
frsighier Sith no arrangements for
passengers. and the giria had
cishar a. Ne down on the hard
boards ~ the deck to ct any rest.
or stay ap throughout tho night
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OH! GINGER BREAD

was no little surprise among the
followers u the theatre when u
became known today that Anna
Held. the perfectly formed won
an II the mother OF a Girl aged
IL No mengion Of Anna Held'a
daughter has ever been made BY
press agents. Anna Hoid's nus
hand. FloreuK ZieEfeld. Jr. r. man.
RKsr Of her company and both 80
and his wife have kept the exist.
ence % their CHILD a secret even
from their most intimate frieuda
The Girl vas brought over here
from Paris several weeks ago and
IL kept by a Preach maid during
her mothers absence from this
city.