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Evening star., 1909-02-28

Another beautiful French model IS of
taupe-c colored maline, edged with straw
with three shaded gray plumes and
finished with a bow and streamers of
faille ribbon.
The imported models do not surpass
the creations made in the Palais Royal
WorkroomS by any means. One home
creation of black hair b. aid trimmed
with plumes is extremely handsome.
This is a rather large straight, brim-
med hat, with dome crown surround
ed with jet cavachon and finished
with a cluster OF six beautiful black
plumeS on the lett s.de.
walking hat of yellow straw braid
with wide brim fiaring at one side and
faced on the underside with black
satin is particularly attractive. Three
uncurled plumes and two jet cavachons
form the trimmings g
y violet hemp mushroom hat faced
with maline and trimmed with a
wreath of viOlets with touches of
velvet and one dainty pink rose is one
of the prettiest hats in the collection.
and is particularly suggestive of
spring.
a Russian turban of mustard-col-
ored straw braid trimmed with bands
of ret. embIoiGered with jet and fin
ished with an owl head and an osprey
alSrette Is striking model-Wash-
inSton Times.
Evening star., 1909-02-28

The Palais Royal parlors have been
enlarged and refurnshed and present
very beautiful sight, with the artistic
decorations. A new French room has
been added. which will be found
great convenience
Small hats have. been predicted for
spring wear. yet several of the i'm
ported mooeis are of good size. The
Jet turbans, which have been so much
talked of. are losing favor this early
in the season. Ribbons and flowers
will be more worn this year than last
The simple little garden fiowers-the
rose. the forget-me-not. butterfly
daisy. pansy, etc. are much in evil
dence. The flower hats are trimmed
with mixed flowers and the color COM
binations are. indeed, attractive While
many of the hats have touches of
velvet, ribbons will be more fashion
able. The mushroom shape is very
popular; also the poke effect
The Russian turban is among the
new styles and is a great favorite
Among the assortment of beautiful
models is an imported French hat of
the new mustard shade of rough straw,
made in mushroom toque effect, and
trimmed with four handsome ash-of-
rose-cClor plumeS. This hat is turned
up slightly at the left side and fits
down in the back becomingly over the
hair
Evening star., 1909-02-28
Building:

10 the fair sex-it will demonstrate that the
Jed in the United States. Which does not
Harmony is the keynote-The street dress,
ives, all accessories are here to create an
1.-The hair to aid nature and resplendent
hlngly precious stones, are features of i'm.
With the sole agency in Washington for
|ria Corsets, perfect symmetry Of form is
|or press opinion of the new millinery.
Evening star., 1909-02-28
EXT RA.

The samples OF IIand-drawn Linen and
Lace Pieces OF a representative returning to
Japan have lust been secured and can be OF
fcrcd as follows:
Table Covers. 80 l.: ami ~ inches G. no
worth s. to 81 for !Sc Observation-Disclosures y 20
tenterpieccs, 10 and Is inches. worth lOc Dor
Hand made Renaissance Lace Pieces.
a. and u inches. worth $500 Si2.O0. &c no
for $500 u. .QOo>O
Hand made Cluny Lace Doilies q and . an.
inches, worth TO JOc, for 1gc and WV
Evening star., 1909-02-28
Tomorrow.

Cut out and bring this list as a
shopping guide. To the left hand
are the regular prices, those you'll
find marked on the goods. To the
right are tomorrow complimen-
tary prices-the Opening" Sou
venirs.
Evening star., 1909-02-28
Am inauguration Girl,

O'iorrOW complimentary prices will dol
lars II the cost oi her costume. The Cotl, Suit as
pictured i to be ST 5.pS. instead Of $1,000 MI sizes
and coors TO select from. that complete satisfaction
is almost assured without alterations II be need
cd. charge Will be made The Corset she is wear
ing is the Bon Ton. model S,7 which is Ss.oo-hut
more than likely OF the samples here s. 80 and
$3.50 will be equally suitable to the reader The hat
81 so. which tomorrow discount reduces TO SD75
The Kid Gloves are Qzc. instead OF SIeS The high
Stock. with aho attached is be 44c instead Of zoe
The Marabou Feather Boa 5000. instead of $1,000
is the last and greatest surprise
Evening star., 1909-02-28


w rran I o 4
Bunting Flags.
mounted on =
foot staff. with
gilt spear head.
"-foot Flags.
Ia.
4-foot Flags.
w arrante c i
Bunting Flags.
unmoun ted. a.
following prices
iXe feet. 1ar.
,xS feet. 9Sc.
Bunting. re.i.
white, blue and
green. > 90 -
pieces AT Hve
cents per Vard.5c
Evening star., 1909-02-28
Basement.

Tomorrow's best Bargain
News is OF Hand-painted Japa-
nese China Pieces OF all de-
scriptions at exactly half price.
The surprising feature is that
they are samples OF China that
Will not be on sale in the United
States until next autumn. The
agent was here taking orders.
and, having no further use for
his samples on his return to
Japan, left them here-at ex-
actly hall price.
Evening star., 1909-02-28
Corset

Worcester Corset Conn
duclng ideal corsets upon
dictates, and believing that
; link unusual durability.
acme of style and periec-
bunce these Corscts d spc-
Palais Royal Corset Par
|monStrate to visitors that
b to be.
sading expert, who sees in the
way of giving satisfaction to
IN demonstration. In conjunction
.ow's Souvenirs will include sam
instead of $500. and $50 in
Evening star., 1909-02-28
War; q n1ted Fast COfors.

Standard L. =.
Wool Bunting
Flags. the pes.
of tie best.
Size 4xG feet
for s2.IO.
SiZo .IxS feet
for $500.
Size 6XlO feet
for $500.
Size 6.4X12 feet
for S5.9S.
Size SKI: fcet
for 5000.
Flag Poles, 10
feet. 5Oc.
G al V a nj Zei 4
Iron Pole Hold
ers, 35c.
Evening star., 1909-02-28
MaddOck'S Hotel China.

The Best-not seconds Note that this China chips white
white Now for the lowest prices Maddock first
quality:
Evening star., 1909-02-28
The Union Station
And.the PalaiS Royal.

The new station and the Paais ROYAL
are almost in direct line. The G. street
cars link the two we'll known buildings
it is but few minutes ride.
Evening star., 1909-02-28
s'Vemice" Pattern SinverWare.
Six Spoons Like This. pc

The Venice Brand OF Silver Ware has all the an
OF the best and
owpced The explanation is in the TACT thai
makers and the aa Royal willing accept unusually
small profits, relying upon unusually gtea sales. Cash
OF
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-09

rick aud draw a auc NounG chick,
en-: wash and wipe dry and season
With salt and pepper Make u nice
pastry, roll out an inch thick; wrap
the chicken in H., tic in n cloth, and
boil an hour or Two, according To the
tenderness ot the fowl Make a
drcssiug of one tablespoonful ~ Hour
one ol butter ana sufficient hoiliug VA
ter To make a smooth paste, Place
the chicken on a dish and pour the
drcSslnS over H. GaruiSh With parsley
or celery leaves aud hand boiled egS
cut In slices.
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Tomato Purgle.

Three large ripe tomatoes skinned,
two green peppers. one small onion,
three large boiled potatoes skinned
four cegs Squeeze seeds out ot toma'
toes. Take seeds cut VI pcppVrs. Gu,
all up nue with the onion and potatu
then put in frying pan with piece
~ melted butter the Sise ot an egs
AfJCr cooking tho mixture cieht or ten
minutes stir In the four cggs ana cooS
until they are done This H. an excel
lent breakfast or lunch dish
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brought his
automobile To q sud.
den stop ia front Of
the village church.
and listened with
bated breath. Rising
hiEh above tho mel.
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-09

Eutcu EIrl anu ih'
sure her the best
Of luck send your
. eon graf ulator'
flowers to her In
n white heather
loving cup. These
cups are Scotch,
W here on the
moors tho lovely
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-09

Take Two large cups ot rolled oats
a piuch ~ salt, aUd one tahlcSpNoulul
~ wheat nour, mix With jus, enough
good rich meal broth 10 form in small
balls with your hands, natteu on, \
little ana drop these In boitDg broth,
witch YOU should have about three
pints OF, boil rs minutes; serve IN
LIQUID they are boiled in At once,
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PRETTY LOVING CUP
FORMED or HEATHER, is SUP
POSED TO BRING LUCK.
One ~ the Most Welcome oiNs ts
Nc~ly Engaged Giri--Fantastie
Name OF Sea PIE Given
Appetixing Dish.

Heather Loving cup.-If you wish
to delight the heart OF n newly en-.
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heather grows. and every Scotch
lassio knows well tho old tradition
that bit OF heather In sure to bring
her luck.
Tho foundation Of this interesting
cup In OF birch bark. quite hidden by
delicate fcstoons of tho feathory
heather. also closely cntwinod about
tho large handle projecting on ono
side In graceful lines. An inner rc
ceptaclc OF metal holds water for
flowers. which. To most artlstically set
OF the cup. should be pink roses or
carnations. as that color IL 40 lovely
In combination with the gray tinge of
the heather.
Tho lucky possossor OF one Of these
lucky cups can convert Il at any time
into n loving cup by using n glass re-
ccptaclo inside, instead of the metal
one. and as the heather. which has
been dried to use In this form, VIII
keep forever the girl can bring II out
on all sorts OF festive occasions and
using II for n drinking cup. share its
potent charm with her friends.
Appetlsina Sea Ple.-Sea pie In the
fantastic name given TO n meat pi,
with vegetables. To make Il. use one
pound OF lean beef. one carrot, one
turnip, one small onion. one table
spoonful of -four, pepper and salt. To
make the crust use a quarter OF O
POUND OF suet. half n pound Of flour
ono teaspoonml OF baking powder. Cut
tho meat In small pieces and dip In a
mixture OF pepper. salt and -four.
Scrapo and slice tho carrot aud
slice the onion. Peel the turnip rather
thickly and cut into thick pieccs.
Put the meat and vegetables into n
saucepan and add enough boiling wa
tar to cover them. Place ON the tre
and allow Il to come TO the boil. Chor
the suot and rub Il into the -four. add
the baking powder and n pinch of salt
and moisten 10 good, Arm consist
cncy with cold water, Roll IL out to
the slAe ot the saucepan.
When the meat Is boiling place the
crust on the top OF Il, Put on the lid
aud stew gently for an hour and q
half. Now and then. while II is cook
ins. loosen the crust from the side OF
thc pan with a ksltc.
For serving. remove the crust.
Place the meat and vegetables on 8
hot, iat dish and lay the cyus, ON the
ton
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lW(W&IE md list,aed with
MSVWSSY hated breath. Rising
lLEASes$A h,sh above tho mel.
Inv srnwI ~ ihc orya, n voice so,trd
on, ,o HIS enraptured ears--a clear.
,hr,,,,np ,r,umnbnnt voice. sinrlps
u.n6.I. .,,rr,ny ,ra 81 Know THAT
Nv Rcdesmer Iiye,b"
"y,.r yo,,, hv nil Tim, ia vonder.
,,,," n. ,r,,,ered win an eorer lirh,
,n nj, oyo. "snre,v 7 can, n. mis-.
,o.or =, ,nus, no tho raater ,adv,"
10 an, ,here with n rant express,on
-, h,. ,o.., v,,u ,na nnr,.,. or tho
,h,roh .uu,. ono, ana IN. copvroya.
49,, .,n,., g., tn,, ,,a A,ru am.
.h,.. hr,nc,n. o,,or ana on,m,,io, q,
a.. .,.na re- oann,, an, ,rnv,, win
soarch,ny ,,,,c.s os I, s,owIv melted
awav T,a ,as, 60 Law. Tho church
w.. ,,. .r.,'hat,o, roc,or .ra walk.
,,. ~, ,ts .,ao ns n. c,,,, dow, tho
ws,r v,s n h.an,,,u, young woman
",, q. .,.. v.h,snoroa mo man In
tho au,omohuo w never saw her in
INV life before I'm, I know Il ia she,"
Th. rec,or aud b,s compapion came
nearer. They were about to pass the
car when the girl suddenly glanced up
and stopped
why. this Is my car. believe.
she said blithely To tho rector I'm
TO dins with Mrs, Camperdowh. you
know. Good-by, MIR. koden. and tel
Mrs. Koden l shali see her soon
The rector htted MS nat Win pro
Iouhu DOW ana w"'keu ON up '"e VIZ
Ias' sueo,' ""''' tue s"' '"'"'u "
'aaean WIN pretty assura"oc. :,
an's is 'he e"mperuo"h e"r' Is"
"o'
IN an 'ns'au. .",u'~n was ",a"u,"s
ON ,n' euro oes"o ne' ia. III manu-
. -. y, ~,
~ 80 ,s, . " ra,. ,,t, ,~r,
- -, 80, .,H,.ns nn.,,. ,n, ar,,,or "
The s,ri ras on ~. .,on whom shs
,.s,,a,c5 ,ooles tho car ov.r doubt.
,,,,,, ,na ,nrn., . h,,, ,r,sh,en.a ,oc.
toward ya,dsan Her checks we're
nam,nr
"Ar : u,,,rv . w,s,a,.," an. ,.l.
tara,
.No, =, all .ssrr. ,o,. h. s,ou,.
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g, 49,, ,,,.. n, , ,..
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-
49, m' ,, ."n'
s"o Win "a', "', "u.','u' ~
Us - 80 " ~, ~ =. -, G 49,
.,~s
/ NNSAHS
ue "n'u"s'.e - ou' W oruv, '"'s
n'o'n'ns' heu >"'ue"n Vhve''u''s' as
ne svn'N pusneu l"e s"' 'n'o sea-
anu hasu'! "N'up'eu 'he one oes'ue
ne" 80 " hau 10 oe V's vt no'"
ing, i'u VIII nna " Just S com
'',,"''S' : '"'"
e pu' u' car III "no''u"' anu ~
el'uyu "V~n ,"' s'''' WI" S''''
pu',,"e sN""N' ,
Now ne ADDED, a''er pause u,
YOU VIII Anu'E ''i me "n'eh way
AN 20 so
Which way exclaimed the girl
why direct ~ the NA'nperdoNh iSrm'
o' course
Yes, ~ course, hui-but ! haven
the slightest idea where that Is, you
see,
The girl stared At him as II she
doubted his sanity
Perhaps you will be Kind enough
10 tell me who you areg she de
mahu'u' '''N'E'
Nehard Na'dean AZ your service
My iather Is Neu'Aho"n banker IL
the c.'y-SE1Nester N"'deah' hy name
D fossie'E you nave h'SFa OF h'm'
, was out for a SPIN IN my machine sn'
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AprNot charIc,tr

Dissolve a third " box .: gelatine
In cold watSr, when smooth add cup
ot boiling water three quarters W a
Gun ot sugar. the juice ~ lemon and
cup ~ mashed apricot pujp; when
cold add about a cup ol creSm whipped:
rut into mold ani set On ice ~,
somo time before serving
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-09
cheap White Cake.

One cup sugar, three-tOnrths cup
miiA. Whites NJ Two eggs, one hespins
teaspoon eaktny powder, one rounded
tablespoon butter. two cups Goar. salt
The Muskogee cimeter. [volume] (Muskogee, Indian Territory, Okla.) 1901-19??, 1909-04-09

Revival at Hugo.
The greatest revival Hugo has ev.
or had is going on In the Fire,
Christian church, led by Rev. Nathan
lel Jacks and son Of Texarkana,
Tex, Eigty.ninc additions to the
church. scvonty-hvc baptisms, and II
~ still going on. Rev. Biard, the
pastor is highly elated over this
great meeting.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
PALMER FILES FOR MAYOR
eco His Candidacy Personally
and IL IL Recorded Also by
Petition.

Captain Henry E Palmer is now twice =
candidate for the republican nomination for
mayor. A petition containing nearly M
names was filed Thursday noon and simuI.
taneousiy a regular application blank was
filed. To both we're attached the treas
urers receipt for $ paid. or a total nav
ment by the captain and his friends of so
10 secure the placing Of his name on tbs
primary ballot.
IN addition 10 the filing by Captain Pal
mer as a candidate for the republican may
orally nomination three republican, ana
one democrat filed during the dsy for
eounciimAnie nominations. Hugh Barton
Eis Park avenue. filed for the republican
nomination for councilman from the second
~ard; William Miller. sI2s Sherman avenue
tHeo Tor the republican nomination for
councilman from the Fifth ward: Jams. q
Lindsay s1s Evans street. filed for The re-
publican nomination for councilman from,
the Twelfth ward. and Charles = Ts,,I.
ID South Fifteenth street. filed for a.
democratic nomination for councilman srou
tue Third ward Mr.. Lindsay is now
member Of the Board OF Education.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
snort PATS Of the EnEius.

L ". Wakeley. general passenger agent
OF the Burlington, IL In Denver.
A. L Mohler, general manager Of the
Union Pacific. returned Thursday from
Chicago.
Erasius Young. general auditor OF the
Hartman lines. left Thursday evening for
Chicago.
J. L. Buckingham. assistant general pas
senger agent Of the Burlington. and WI
liam LalOr. holding a similar position AZ
as extended trip 10 Cuba
The lists Of the Members OF the new Rail-
way Mems club Of Omaha shows over 90
members and assures a BIG success for the
club from the start. The directors have
planned for a meeting for saturday noon Al
the Omaha Commercial club rooms. Al
Hhich time q location for the club win be
discussed
The general Offices OF the railroads cen
tering In Omaha will be closed all aay Men
day (Washington's birthday and 8undreds
Of the clerks are taking a~dvantaGe Of the
vacation period 10 make visits 20 Surround
ing toWns. With q half holiday SATURDAY,
ana the offices closed Sunday and MONDAY
the employes VIII have practically three
vacation
The Nebraska Railway Commission has
refused 10 accept classification No. IS o. the
Western QasEincation bureau, which has
been IN effect since October I On the roads
west Of the MisAisaippi river. The next
classtIcaron-No. &-Win be effective on
the western roads April I and the commits
sion wtl then be asked 20 accept hat class
incation This ruling leaves elasaificatisg
No. n efectiVs IN Eebraska-
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19

son 10 marry him at the same line a dep
uty sheriff armed with a ummon for Jury
service was on his trail. Copper was finally
located. He promptly came to court. served
one day In a minor case and then Judge
Sears kindly Get him so. He took the first
train back.
c4ndsrssla Dau for tie EIksEThe Elks
have planned to reproduce as nearly as pos
stble the Cinderella ball at their fair. Prof.
Chambers has been engaged and Is drilling
the hundreds Of children again to put on
this spectacle which packed the Den during
the Ak-Sar-Ben festivities until thousands
were turned away because there was not
room for all who wished to see the chill
dren dance.
Insanity for stsphsahorss-George HI.
Stapenhorst of Twenty-fourth and Cunning
streets. who was arrested some time ago
on complaint Of his wife. has been released
from the city jail and is in custody Of the
county authorities. who will file a com
plant against him. charging insanity.
Mrs. S~tapenhorst claims that her husband
chased her out Of their home one night
with a r~evolver while she vas tn her bare
feet.
Jury Prevents . convtetion-win smith.
the co3ored mar tried for apprUpriating
James d. Murphy's watch. may go scott
free because the jury. his counsel says,
found him guilty Of another crime than
charged. Smith was indicted for larceny
from the person" and the jury, instead Of
passing on this. brought in a verdict Of
robbery from the person" The point is
raised By Smiths counsel. @. N Tunison.
in a motion to set aside the verdict.
Jim WI swap Points with Parson-
How a. Run a Church. is the title of a
toast T. which Mayor Dahlman viii re-
spond at a banquet 10 be given Friday
night by the Central City Commercial club.
He win follow Rev. Mr.. Main. pastor Of a
Central City church. who was pastor OF
Walnut Hil Methodist Episcopal church
In Omaha some years ago. who win re-
spond to a toast. How TO Run a City"
The mayor. says he does not know just
what he viii say. but that he viii give the
minister a. many pointers on how to run
a church as the minister VIII give on the
best mothod Of governing q city.
Land Brewers canea 70 Rsry-omaha
men who we're lucky In the drawing for
Trip county, South Dakota. lends are re-
eeiving notieea from the land department
Of the dates upon which they must file.
But . few are aIlowed to enter a day and
Different dates are So. those hav-
Ing the small numbers having the first
chance 70 file Frank Planek. b~ookkeeper
In the office Of the city Comptroller. drew
s-4o and has received notice that he must
make entry on April "a
xousanan mas xarFow HscspALouis
second houseman at the Mer-
hotel came near being numbered
the wounded Thursday morning By
stepping accidentally through a skylight
~ the rear Of the hotel, He was washing
an upper windo~ and thousntlessly stepped
On the skylight for a moment. when il gave
he Was only prevented from falling
by gFasPing the window ledge OF
the window at which he was working He
relieved from his peril0us position b.
Henry Peters. manager OF the hotel. who
h,,ppened 70 be within convenient call.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
MRS. EARLYWlEE WRITES
Lady at WOodbine, Ia. Thanks The
Austro-American Doctors for
Helping Her.
SUFFERED FOR 20 YEARS.

woodbine. Iowa r. +. D. No. s.
Theodore Mfen. N. D.,
"a Range Building.
Omaha, Neb.
Dear Doctor
1 have been taking the ustrO-Amerie
treatment for two months, and have made
such wonderful Improvement that 1 feel
taat 1 should write you as TO my ambition
and tell you how grateful I an to you.
1 realize 1 am on the way for q complete
cure and can say. truthfully. that you have
oone ne more good in two months than al
the other doctors / ever doctored with,
and that Is a great many. We have spent
hundreds OF dollars for doctor bllls and all
KINDS OF patent medicine, OF which / got
only temporary relief. ! have been afflicted
with stomach trouble since october, lel
began 70 have cramps in my stomach i
never went two weeks at a time but what
l had two or three spells q day. sometimes
they only lasted a few minutes. and other
times an DAY or all night had these
gan stones, from which i suffered untold
agony L had a constant pain in my right
side, l would have such severe attacks
/ would be 30 bad that I could hardly
move In bed. The doctors told me they
could cure my stomach, but could DO moth
bad attack, from which ] grew worse ali
the time. In that time / had treated with
ihIse doctors, and grew worse all the time.
a constant jerk when ! would lay down at
night I could hardly sleep when I aid
go TO bed, and when I did, / had such
terrible dreams. as though I was falling.
In the daytime Il seemed like something
was going to fax all the time. / would
catch at my dishes. thinking they were
falling, and knocked them over and broke
q number OF them. I suffered such awful
pain In my head and neck, that sometimes
l thought would lose my mind. Ny mem
thing, and II I did. I suffered untold
agony. Ny stomach was awfully sore, IN
fact, l was sore all over. / could hardly
lay my head on q pillow. II seemed as
though a rock could not have felt any
harder than the pillow would to my head
My abdomen was bloated to twice It's nat
ural size, and seemed almost paralyxed
Ny heart bothered me terribly. Ny left
shoulder was % lame I could hardly raise
10 up. i was not able 10 do anything when
/ went to see the Austro-Amertcan Doctors
and now j cook and work for seven men,
and eat and sleep well In fact. / feel like
a new woman i thank God for sending
Omaha daily bee., 1909-02-19
GIRL VICTIM OF FIENDs
COlOred Child at Hospital I'm Critical
ConditiOR-NeGro Man Un-
der Arrest.

Alice Taylor. 4 colored girl Il years Of
age, Is at the county hospital In a critical
condition as the result OF violent treat.
ment
A colored man. believed to be her assail.
ant, is In the city Jail, but no formal
charge has yet been made against him.
The child accuses him and also another
colored man and woman Of aiding In her
ruin The woman was arrested. but re-
leased on promise TO return when wsntes
The man says the girl IL his wife's sdopted
child and pleads ignorance OF the vhoIs
affair. The police do not believe his story
Another man is TO be arrested.
Fleeing together fragmentary statement,
made by Alice Taylor wednesday after
noon and night. superintendent Farar Of
the county hospital says that she worked
last week with a famIiS named ProuIe,
on sixteenth street and WIZ taken SUNDAY
night BY the people noW in jail and mai.
treated by them at their home. II IL not
known whether SIZE was then turned out
by them or whether she escaped.
round in the alley In the rear Of 1914
Cunning street by Francis Franklin ana his
wife Tuesday night. the girl was taken in
oy them and later turned over to the
Juvenile officers.
she says her mother is dead and she does
not know where her father is living. The
girl Is rather large for her age, which an.
claims to be only Z years. she is crippled
In both legs from having ricketts,. She
weighs 100 pounds and is four feet ten
inches in height.
FRANCIS Franklin, who cared for the girl
tuesday night. IL a eolored man. but his
wife is a white woman. They know Iit,Is
about the case. as the girl was too an 20
talk much. -"