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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
Y. ". c. A. SECURES
NEW QUARTERS

4 home on Queen Anne hill viii
be rented b. the Young Women :
Christian association In order 10
house those members Who have
been boarding 1T the former quar-.
terH of the association In the Seat.
tie Theatre building.
Monday the association will be
compelled TO give up their present
quarters.
4 location may also be secured
in the business district. where the
general work uf the association can
be carried ON until new location
is secured.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
SUICIDE WAS RESPONDENT OVER
LONG SEPARATION FROM WIFE

alton with his wife. now In Tacoma,
from whom he separated in 1897.
He was employed by w. W. Rob-
inson. and was regarded as val
liable. man. although he had a
weakness for occasional sprees. He
began the fatal one on Tuesday,
when he drew his pay. lie told
his employer he was going 20 Cal
ifornia, and spoke of woman with
whom he was in love.
lie had rooms az III Fourth av.
Tie had two children, who are with
his wife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Mrs Mary Pleitz. daughter of Mr.,
aud Mrs. Alexander Wallace. sis
Cherry ~. while Respondent over
~ health. committed suicide yes
terday IN the Hotel Roslyn. Los An.
grlea by drinking carholic acid.
In note to her father she said
ste had newer known one day OF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Drink aud a love affair. combined
with domestic trouble are believed
To have been the motives of Thomas
Troyer for suicide on the univer-
sity 81. bridge yesterday afternoon.
IL was impossible at the time OF
the shooting to learn anything Of
the mans history. but 1t developed
last night that he had been on n
spree aud was respondent because
Of his inability to effect a reconcile
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
WILL RUN 18-HOUR
TRAIN AGAIN

Beginning Sunday. April 10. the
Twentieth Century Limited train
will be- restored 60 It's old schedule
OF Is hours between Chicago and
New York. the east bound train
leaving Chicago az 2:30 y. m. ar.
riying at New York at as30 a. m.
and the vest bound leaving New
York at 3ss0 y. M arriving at
Chicago at $50 a. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
SEEKS ERRANT wife
TO RECOVER CHILD
HAS MAN ARRESTED
WHO ACCOSTED HER

AlleginE that William Tiernay. a
bridge carpenter whom she did not
know had spoken "a heT. Miss
Luella Colwoll, "A years old. last
nikht caused the mans arrest on
a charge Of dluardcrly conduct.
Tiernay Vas held Ia bonds 81 $40
aud the sirl vas pat Ia charge Of
The police matrun as sitncHa
against him
Tiernay said he mia,ook the sirl
Tor another person
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

SPOKANE. April .-When The
spokane train pulled oat % Wal
lace. Idaho. ut y Is YESTERDAY aft.
eraoon, there isy on a cot Ia the
baxEsEe ear isyearoid Ttllie Mer-
ten. hoyerfBk between life and
death. a victim Of consumption. yet
the chief factor IN race to beat
dssth over the Idaho Washington
state boundary line.
Miss Merton II heir 10 an estate
Of about s7.e0o and the future Of
Tits essate. whieh she desired 10
ieaya "a her Sister In Spokane. sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
POLICE STILL AFTER
AUTO SPEEDERS

T. A Bennett. a Portland man
charged Nith Illegal auto speeding.
forfeited bail of SIS IN the police
court YESTERDAY Il Is understood
Bennett has left the city.
r. r Lilly and Paul Cody. IN
court for the first time for fast
driving. were cautioned by the court
and allowed to go.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
WILL PREACH ON LIVES
OF PIONEERS

Rev J. y. o. Powers. pastor 81
the poyleEton Az. Unitarian church.
will preach a series of sermons on
Pioneer Men aud Women 81 sc.
attic ~ the Sunday morning ser.
vices Tomorrow morning the sub.
Jet will be "A Tribute 90 Noble
Living Life Of A. A. Denny" the
first Of the series
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
s.ess. Panama Timber Land.

syndicate 81 Oregon iumhermen,
headed By pr J A Petit. 81 Port.
land. have returned from Panama.
where theg made an extensive In
vreiiEation into The hardwood tim.
bot prospects sionE tho canal Al
/. result the Oregon capitalists Sc
enfed = large uae, Of hardwood
timber.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
WASHINGTON EXPECTED
AT BREMERT0n TODAY
MILL PREACH
on MARRIAGE

Bishop o'Dca will discuss Pre-
Nnpsisi EngaEsm~nis AZ the 81
James Cathedral tomorrow. This
fs the first ef a series Of sermons
90 the marriage sacrament. ex'
planiuk the recent usfesancs from
harfe regarding marriages.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
ROOMS ROBBED

" Jacobson. a guest Al tho Graad
Central hotel. told tho police yea.
isrdAy that a suit case had been
stolen from his rom. ]. II. Owen.
another guest. reported the loss
uf suit Of clothes.
Charles MsEnus~n. Of isi Wash.
ington a.. left So 30 IA hia room
yesterday. II was not there At
night and be told the police
about 10.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
With the tennessee and California, Il Arrived in the
Straits al II O'Clock Last Eghl---Plans for
Reception.

Commerce yesterday sftsrnoon. ar
fangemrnta wefe made for a sp~.
sial pfoxrsm 10 be carried out a.
Tacoma whrn the fleet visits that
city The Tacoma chamber has sr.
ranged for a fiftins wrirom~ for
the NsEshipa When they arrive -
Tsruma
q. Msrfnaduke. Who hiss charge
Of having a golden key made oas
~ nuax.ts donated BY local peopie.
has received a number OF naEssss
since the idsa aas nFH, SUGGESTED
viii Espend 5000.
The finance committee 1T the city
council yesterday voted Co sppfo
PIRATE o. 900 for the elisn part Ia
entertaining the Atlantic sauadfua
Ehen the waT vessels arrive In this
harhor
a committee from the Chamber
81 Commsrre visited the finance
committee and made a feanes, foy
sufficient current fuF The electrical
diarlay shleh Is planned
II VAS finally decided that the
city had better appropriate the sum
Of $4,000 and have the committee
from the Chamber IT Commerce
purchase any Hight Il required with
this money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
ROOSEVELT TO RE-ORGANIzE
The united STATES ARMY
cAsIn WAS ROBBED.

John Sendriek. First and Stacy
sts.. told the police this morning
that his cabin IN the alley was en-.
tered yesterday afternoon and
clothing and other property stolen.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
lsne Anarchists Force
81 Into Hiding.

NONE. Aprsl f--Further blood.
sae1 hesxesa TIE police and the
vornngEen seems Inevitable
tscFe arr eissed and business is
y stssfsfili Troops have been
FasA<d lzfo the city aud military
ne wi probably BE- declared in
sssnl q serious trouble.
hsfptnt Morgan. Who Il visit.
Z hFs. has been warned BY tho
'safs nat lkey cannot guarantee
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
COUNCIL COMBINE WOULD FORCE OUT
THOMSON AND GET BIG CONTRACT
CHINESE COOK ARRESTED.

Seid Wing "A Chinese servant EN-.
ploycd at bop King At. was arrested
Yesterday By Detectives Clark and
Adams. followius report to Tho
police that one OF the inmates OF
the house had Lost 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
oresniss the Council.

After the election these same
oonspiTStors took a hand In the
organization Of IN. council. snd
committees have been made up TO
suit them and to best enable them
20 carry on their work. They have
taken advantage Of the personal en-.
nifty OF one OF sehttie's publishers
towards the city engineer and are
endsayorins 10 build up through
this source public sentiment
which would make II easy for May
or Miller to carry out their desires.
For years Frank Mullen has cast
longing eyes npon this garbage
gathering contract That fortunes
for several people could be made
out Of five or ten-yesr contract
with the city IL well known 20
these conspirators That a con.
tract such as they desire could not
be- secured while the people had
confidence in City Engineer Thorn.
son IL well known 20 them. and for
that reason their first aim IL to
force the resignation Of the cts
engineer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
saa.y T. Manard Files Application for Divorce and
Secures Court Order for Custody Of Child Abduct-
ID h Mother Yesterday.

s-.ysne an orlsr nom Jadsc
s..,,r,s court awarding him the
..,.,sly 81 his sisyeareld daughter,
,se,I., ssnaius the rssul, Of divorce
,a~eSiass. sidney 7 Nanard.
=. N. ALL o. several detectives,
! .e.,rs.as for his ~tfe Elsie /.
s.ns,s Who lorciely took the
800 trsn Nsnsrd's fiat ga Ninth
"a the aid Of her father, sam
: R.s~ll yesterday noon,
fsxf since the Disappearance 81
a. ana. Msnard and The dsiec-
~. nave beea searching Tor the
se.hsF without succoss This
rsra'.s usnsrd applied 20 Judge
r..rr far the ofsieF giving hlm
.sscsr uf the child. basins his
10 CO allegations made in an ap.
sseztiua ioF divorce.
h rs sppliea,ion filed this morn
~ usnard makes a statutory
s1z,sr. nsmfng Charles I. LAing.
. sspf~ssnlxn on the Northern
nrsfe between Seattle and spo.
~ lie says se Intrigue has
kexp xc.nx on under his uesuspsct-
ne syss f0r months.
Frssns Besrsys Hin.
NJ N2nafa ~ho holds a respons.
a. peS.fion With the Northern Pa
dc says bis married life Of eight
ypers was happy one until i.aink
~ ugon the sceae Previous 10
~ ,rcnhle they lived ia fiat
rssMie9 b. Mrs. 5. } Palmer. a.
M Nin,h av. and in Which LANG
he 4 Enom
nsa1ni SAYS be- treated l.ainE a.
1 I,vsAsf until biz attention Sas
aid 10 the attentions Of Laing
b kix wife. Ne SAYS be paid
e ir>< 10 the Story. bat was uu.
svus thar Mrs. Palmer had told
txlrf hat BITS atfentLcus 70 Mrs.
Eas4ra mast cease On pain Of
ksx;ng the hOuss
MIX be sAs III IL bed Manard
IN. 10 wife and her fsihsr. Sam
ns>s<ff xko lived With them.
~ b<r sisfer. who wHs visiting
-. decided 10 move to Sit Terry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

PORTLAND. Ore. April A.
Sheep TO the value uf si.400.1o0
were killed last year by the coyotes
OF Eastern Oregon. according to the
report OF the state sheep commits.
sloners. issued today
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
Deliberate Falsehoods Published in Dis
credited Evening Sheet at lnstigation
Of Councilman at Large Frank P.
MulIen--- Garbage Moving Contract
the Prize Being Fought For.

trary. Dr. chchton thoroughly be-
lieyes ia the efficiency Of the inein-
orator. and believes that his efforts
to secure an appropriation for the
building Of the one now In opera
ton were not misspeHt
City Engineer Thomson. the man
about whose head the storm ie
raging the hardest. II too bnsily
engaged with the many duties q
his office to pay attention 10 the
published falsehoods.
Mr.. Thomson's Statement.
Il have only this 10 say" said
Ar. Thomson 10 The star this
morning, Let the men who say
this ineinerator does not do the
work its builders agreed II would
do, and that | assured the council
Il would do. bring 10 this city a
man Of reputation who understands
these things. and then let Us abide
by what he reports The inciners-
tor Is a success II is doing its
work in a satisfactory manner. and
that Is all | care about | have no
time TO worry sbou, the published
falsehoods."
That Mullen and his gang In the
council will put up a bitter fight
in order TO secure this garbage
gathering contract IL quite appar-
ent They have become emboiden-
ed by their success in debating leg
islation during the past few years.
They feel that. with a republican
mayor and the consequent "hsr-
mony." they will be- permitted to do
pretty much as they please. They
fear only one man. and that man is
the city engineer.
Know Thomson lie Honest.
They know that Thomson is hon.
est They know that. in addition
20 being honest. be has more
brains in a minute than any al
them, and that therefore he cannot
be fooled. They know that always,
while Thomson holds the office OF
chairman Of the board Of public
works. there viii be danger TO their
schemes. And knowing all these
things. they are prepared TO move
heaven and earth in order TO secure
his removal.
Old employees about the city hall
smile when this matter OF a gar
bage contract is mentioned. Men
who have been about the city hail
for years become hardened TO the
doings OF these council combines,
and tales of graft are TO them as
simple and innocent as the story
OF Mary and her little lamb to the
child.
Smile and Talk Of Graft"
They smile aud talk about graft
for a little while and then so ON
about their work. They become
surprised II one grows indignant in
discussing the matter, and appear
to take Il for granted that whoever
compose the inner circle" of the
council are entitled 70 whatever
they may secure.
There isn't a man In the city
council today. or a man about the
city hall, who is wise. who does not
know that this proposed garbage
contract is 20 be great big graft.
The Star proposes to enlishten
the people OF Seattle In regard to
this affair II does not propose 10
see the public health farmed out TO
gang of men whose sole object
IS 20 line their own pockets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

This afternoon The thrcc ernis-
crs. Washington. Tennessee aud
California. are expected At the
Puget Sound navy yard The ships.
whseh are part u the Pacific fleet.
arrived ia the straits At u O'Clock
las, nlsht and should be at the
assy yard his afternoon.
Word has been received from
Washington. y. C.. that the Wash.
luston wili not be on the Sound
wheu the Atlantic fleet arrives.
The three cruisers viii spend two
weeks In cruising on the Sound and
visiting the cities along the coast.
and then will 80 on dry dock. on
May 2 the cruisers vii leave for
southern California waters 70 iosn
the remainder of the Pacific squad
Fna
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

az. Manard gave his consent. al.
though be VAS unable To assign n
reason. lie SAYS Il Was because
l.aiaE had practically been ordered
out
Tive mouths after the family had
moved NaBard SAYS i.AinK came
and wanted 10 rent room Stili
transporting. his request was
granted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Msnafd says two or three days
ago Russell met him ~ appoint
ment IN the afflcc 81 bis attorney
y. NJ Jeffrey. New York buildins
and told him Ia the presence Of =
witness that AIRS Msnard waa will
Ing 20 settle al other differences
IN any vaY Msrara desired. bat
that they we're SONG "a have the
child. and would use any means
to get her
ManarsI says he then threw all
consideration for his wife 10 the
Slnda. and determined 10 get the
child and his divorce.
ManaFt believes thss his wife has
taken the child 10 Portland. her
former home.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Mauard on April | swore ogt q
warrant Tor LainEn arrest on the
charge 81 iewd conduct. aud hc
gave BAH Of $500 foe his appear.
Snce
Manard In The meantime took the
child. left bis wife and went bach
TO Mrs. palmef's 10 ave AZ 10
a N yesterday. Russell and Mrs
Msuarh called aud asked for the
ehild Al sight Of them the iitiic
sirl Naasrd says. ran through the
house aud hid under a stairway
saying. Mamma Is bad and don
want 20 70 With her
Russell. Il IL said. grabbed the
ehlid. and the three disappeared
Mauari SAYS Ars Palmer told
him Russell kept hia hand In his
ovcrcoat pocket "a though clutch
ing a weapon during the time be
Was asklnk for tbs child
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Arrangements are being made By
the Seattle Commercial Club % cn.
terrain the officers and men Of the
ship named after this state. The
plans for the entertainment % the
Washington are not - elaborate
az those planned FOR the entire
fleet. bat are for the distinct pur.
pos. OF honarlnE the vessel named
In honur of the state. The plans
suggested include a banquet 10 the
officers. an outing and athletic
sports At Woodland park. and an
evening At one 81 the theatres.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

The Commercial Photographers
union will hold their regular
monthly meeting ut the Labor tenn
pie tomorrow afternoon. at
o clock
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04
Outrageous Falseheods.

During the past few days they
have caused 90 be published in the
newspaper end Of this conspiracy
the most outrageous falsehoods re
garding the efficiency of the incin.
orator recently put in operation BY
the city. The most absurd and
ridiculous statements have been
made regarding the working OF this
garbage crematory II has been
declared an absolute failure. and
the statement has been made that
within a week IL was to be closed
up.
City Health Commissioner erich
ton has been credited with the
statement that the inclnorator did
not do It's work. and that II II was
not shut down because OF this.
he would be compelled TO close It
because of the vile stencil arising
thorefrom and It's consequent men.
ace 10 the public health.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

At a Joint meeting Of the enter
tainmcnt committees Of the Ia.
coma and Seattle Chambers of
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1908-04-04

Every such statement has been
absolutely false. The incinerstor
is disposing Of over so tons OF gar.
baae every day. all that It's build.
ers ever agreed il would do. IL is
using no fuel. the garbage alone
being fed into the furnace II is
not a menace TO public health. and
Or. Criehton never at any time
made any such statements as have
been credited to him. On the con
Sharp County record., 1908-02-21
A CIRCULAR
To the Democratic Voters
OF Sharp County

Genemen have not been permitted visit you all and talk
you personally regard that shall favor if
elected your Representative have been compelled to remain
reasonably home account Of mothers health
fellow citizens issue this circular better acquant with
at least the things shall favor and of the things
shall oppose nominated and elected to the honorable position
asking at your hands.
favor of the speedy completion Of the State House
the old original pans however, favor the completion being
brought about by contractors who not acknowledged
boodlers.
am in favor being worked Farm
thus giving the people of the State the benefit of their abe in
of giving to individuals companies of Individuals
If elected your Representative shall favor passage
law providing for the conviction Of booders upon testimony
accompHces something now impossible.
favor upon every corporation doing business in
the State for the building good dirt roads every county
State This idea shall be pleased explain you fully on
the public canvass.
am favor the establishment Of printing plant on the
State Farm wherein shall be printed by labor free the State
system Of school books which shall be furnished absolutely free
to the school children Of Arkansas Also this plant shall print all
blank books etc., used by the State.
am opposed to the penentiary lease SYSTEM system that
has for years been stencil in the nosrIs of people,
am not in favor of a stock law for Sharp County.
am opposed anything that is against the interests of
majority of the people shall represent in this race
There other things that disfavor which shall
take pleasure explaining you upon the public canvass and
that elected and have special acts YOU
desire enacted into law, will my best efforts in giving YOU
what you want.
Fellow Citizens, inquire diligently into my fitness for the DO
son aspiring to- and you give me your support and
am elected promise protect your interests obe honestly
md earnestly.
Your Friend
j, MONROE STREET.
Sharp County record., 1908-02-21
ABOUT
MAg:::' 7 E::E2 l.. I'M &GN
DIANA MAKES A GOOD FIGHT
BUT GLADYS GETS the
DECISION

Diana wore her hair parted In the
middle, revealing an expanse Of bull
ging forehead Eyeglasses clipped
tightly on her nose and tilted forward
gave further evidence Of intellectuali.
ty. When Clarence could get his eyes
away from Gladys he noticed that
Dlana's Jaws were set
AS soon as the conversation changed
to Maeterlinck Clarence knew that he
was in for It, There was no use In
remarking that his knowledge Of the
drama was limited to Clyde Fitch and
Dletriohsteln, He simply had to look
deep If only TO keep up appearances
for Gladys sake She looked sugar
sweet in baby blue.
(Which do you think Is the truo
Maeterllnck?" Diana had popped at
Clarence, "the mystic or the reals
tic?"
"That depends" said Clarence des'
peratoly, ITS all, you seo-er--or--
In the point of Wow, absolutoly-or--
In the point Of Wow, In fact
wouldn't hesitate to say-er-er=-ln
fact"
The agony was awful Clarence
looked mildly idiotlc, II he had con
tlnuod, Maotrlinok would have driver
him into n padded cell, Luckily Dion'
interrupted,
"What mean," she said, rs that W,
nre turning away from tho mystlei
to confront cold, hard facts
"Oh," said Clarence, much relieved
His mind and eye were now beginning
to wander GladyswNrd,
"Why, do you know" continued III
ana, "even primary eolors are begin
ming to have vogue among intel
lootuNl pooploY"
Give me American Beauties nostllnl
In lustrous dark hair" thought ClNr
enee just then, "lf ever any girl eve
looked eminently Mssable="
"Are you following mo2" asked DI
ana, somewhat sharply
81 don't altogether dony," said ClNl
enee rather eonfusodly "thOt prim0r
eol0fs are bad ol-ef==er-thAt Ia {
say unattraetlve Red, for instance
properly set Off
Gladys was blushing very prettll
and looking at Clarence out Of tn
oornors of her eyes Oh, that looltl
"Of course eolors should be cor
trasted | won't deny that" asaerte
Diana wlplng her glasses, "but as
waa saying we have outgrown th
mystic tendency"
"'ro be sure" said Clarence absent
mindedly,
where the pNst saw beauty IN n
pose we now see beauty IN action"
Indeed we don't altogether" sal
Clarence A fine chance to pleas
Gladys had loomcd UP, "a atlll DC
beauty In repoae,"
~ wasn't altogether Clarenee'a feul
Sharp County record., 1908-02-21
Your Friend,
j, MONROE STREET.

Gladys was r. .cerully reclining
against the cushions Of Morris chair,
Diana was leaning forward, glasses in
hand, forehead corrugated with
thought.
"If you do you are classical In
spirit" she dogmatlcally asserted,
Personally Clarence did not know
what he was. He let 1t go at that,
Undoubtedly you have on your side
all the wealth Of statuary chiselled by
Greek and Italian masters"
Clarence resisted the impulse to say
"Have II" Instead he listened atten.
lively, Silence Is an asset with Intel
lectual girls, you know,
Il can very we'll see" went on Diana,
"how any beautiful object grows upon
one through It's mere presence 1t Is
said that the Mona Lisa"
81 agree with you there Clarence
interrupted hastily, Beautiful OBJ
jects do grow upon YOU"
No wonder. Gladys was expanding
In his brain to heroic proportions Dt'
ana suddenly remembered that they
had wandered from the topic. I'VE
were discussing Maoterllnck, / be-
lieve," she recollected,
Clarence murmured Eyes" with the
choerfulnoss Of n hired mournor
"Ho began, as you are aware, by
being symbolic and mystical, Then
suddenly, through mental process
which has not yet been explained, he
turned aside from the yague--"
She stopped suddenly, for Clarence
had risen TO pick up the lace hondkor
chief that Gladys had let fall, lts
delicate perfume was intoxicating, Al
he handed It back Gladys whispered;
81 feel awfully warm; don't your
wen 20 out and get some fresh
air. Clarence said, with inward joy
No oompunetlons fingered In hil
mind about leaving the Maeter
lInck question unsettled, MaeterlInc
deserved all ho got, and moro, Fol
10 uncomfortable minutes he had kept
Clarence on tho rack, What did Clar
enee care for the Belgian playwright
anyhow
lie was helping Gladys on with hor
cloak A very faint odor Of sweet
lavender clung to hor, lmTorcoplblc
though It was, II went through hla
very being,
As they passed out arm In arm Dl
ana called back after themi
"Mr, Dawson, just thought that
lbseh is artistically parallel"
Unfortunately that front door
closed, Perhaps wicked llttlo Gladys
pushed IT, Perhaps she deserved tt
be seolded-but she had such pleading
eyesl