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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
TWO CITIES FIGHTING
FOR ESPERANTO CONGRESS
New Orleans and San Francisco
After Next Session Inter
national Meeting.

WASHINGTON ID, c.. Aug. go
Before delegates at the International
Esperanto Congress. representing
twenty three nations, the relative mer-
its Of San Francisco and New Or
leans as sites for the exposition csle-
brating the opening OF the Parma Ca
nal were argued to-day amid CLOSING
scenes. Each city wants the congress
In 1915. the exposition year.
Sinclair Lewis made an eloquent ap-
peal for San Francisco, saying that
city y the meeting place Of the Orient
and the occident, and the natural
gathering place for y congress repre-
senting the world. Grosvenor Dave
set forth the claims OF New orieans.
No decision was reached.
In farewell address Or. L. l.. Seam
hon. Of Warsaw, Poland. author OF
Esperanto. declared that the congress
here has been one OF the meat sue
cessfui In the history OF the orEanixa-
ton, and expressed high hopes for an
increasing use or the international Ian
guaGE In this country.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
ANCIENT HIBERh|iNs
TO MEET HERE TUESDAY
State Convention and Ladies
Auxiliary Both TO Assemble
in Biennial Session.

On Tuesday, August 2srd, AT II A.
d. the Rienniel State Convention OF
the ancient order CO Hibernians win
convene ~ Aurphys Hotel Annex
Large attendance is expected.
The following are State officers:
Rev. Charles e. ponohua. State
Chaplain, Portsmouth. Va; Maurice
A. Powers. State President. Rich
Mond, Va. w. H. Sweeney. state
Vice-Prssidcnt. Alexandria, Va; John
Z, Flood. state Secretary. Portsmouth.
Va: William Acpermott, state Treas
urer. Roanoke, Va.
AZ the Same time the Ladies' AuxiI-
larry win hold their Bienniel Conven.
ton In the pAriors of Murphys Hotel
The state efiacers are: Niss Agnes r.
FeFftter. President, Richmond, Va;
Mrs. J. Mcdonald. Vice. Prcsi de mt
Roanoke. Va: Mrs. Sarah Fsnimond,
Treasurer, Newport News, Va; Mrs
Annie Lyons. State Secretary. Norfolk.
Va.
The following committee: Mrs. d.
8. Rebinson, Mrs. M. r. Marin. Chas
=. Taylor, II. +, Gsifin and county
PFssident X, A. Redin have been un.
firing q making arrangements.
Hlss a.:. e e. ~ p.... sp'ec Au w,;s
Tuesday. n $40 A. NJ. after which
the Convention will be called to order,
and the delegates welcomed to the
city by Mayor D. G. Richardson. Tues
day from r. n. TO 10 +. NJ. dele
rates and members will be entertain
ed by the members 81 this city at
Lakeside Park, with . dance and re-
Treatments. Cars will leave First
end Hread strssts. for Lakeside. every
Aftssn minutes.
Delegates and eli members are In
vtted TO attend tbs regular ms~tinx a.
Ladies' Auxiliary. Division No. 3, N
Liberty Hail, sSth and BROAD streets,
Monday evening. August 2and. at 9 r.
NJ. and At Lakeside On Tuesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
NEGRO DROWNED
IN JAMES RIVER
Strength Gives Out While Swim
ing Across Deep Hole
BOYS Find Body.
wnATuEn CoypIrroNs.

Sinking in d-ehannel while at
tempting with three companions 70
swim across q hole In James river at
a point just below the Twelfth street
power house of the Virginia Passenger
and Power Company. 3 negro employ
ed as a porter. but whose name was
net known, was drowned shortly after
IL o'clock noon Saturday.
Whether or not the negro was
stricken with cramp while in the wa
ter has not yet been definitely deter
mined. II IL the general belief Of the
authorities, however, that he merely
exhausted hts strength and sank be-
cause he was unable to swim further.
Ills three companions. also negroes,
made IN effort 10 save him, but were
unable to do 30. One of them was
setzed BY the drownIng man and him
SELF pulled under the surface and al
most strangled.
The body was found about half an
hour after the fatality had occurred.
by Raymond Dawes and Charles Fair
cloth. two white boys, aged ten years
each. These two boys dived repeat
eddy. until finally. both found the body
at almost the same instant. They at
tempted to raise II to the surface but
their childish strength was unequal to
the task Accordingly one Of them
swan back TO shore while the othsr
treaded water thus marking the spot
where this body ives lying.
Joseph Lichenatein and Edward
Vaughan Lloyd. two boys aged about
sixteen years offered their services, and
plunged into the water. After a few
moments OF effort they raised the hndx
and rot II askere.
Coroner Taylor viewed the body and
rave a certificate 81 accidental death
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NO CHARGES YET
AGAINST sHEWEY
Captain of Company K, Staunton,
Not Reinstated-Offense
Not Grave IS Reported.

The case Of Captain Charles shsway
OF Company X. First Virginia In
fantry, of SeAunt0n, who was re-
gently removed from command by
Colonel Perry. pending alleged
charges which 4 wAs said would be
preferred. remaina unchanged Ad-
jutant-0enersi Sale has received A
letter from colonAl Ferry In this CON
pection. but no charges have reached
headauartsrs It h understood that
charges will not be made. and ii In
further gathered that the offense OF
Captain Shswey was not nearly SO
grave rs was at drst iuttmated. The
report puhlished In q etaunton paper
that he had resigned h said to Be
pnfoHnded. No Adwces relative to
this have been received by the Adj
jutARf-Genrral
The strange part OF the case Ia that
Captain 6hewey was relieved OF the
command Of his company without any
formal charges being made. consider
ed An unusual military proceeding.
He has not besn reinstatnd. nor have
any charges been lodged against him.
In his letter 70 0easral sale Colonel
Perry deplorss the publicity given the
AFFAIR by the Richmond press.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

Miss Isabsli W. Fuller, daughter
OF Councilman r. n. Fuiisr. OF SIS
East MASshaii street, nevTsd In . saA-
satienal rescue in Lake Mazinkuckse,
Ind, Friday Afternoon. She saved
from aFowntng Mr.. r. Thompson, Of
Atlanta. Ca. With whom sha had gone
out for . swim.
Miss Fuller n only about fourteen
ysArs old hut II IN expert swiumer.
Mr.. ThOmpaon v also = good swimmer
and with the young girl Ne atarted
for Z race OF three huAdFed yards
AGREES the lake. When about half
way No was taken with cramps and
but for the care Of the young lady
would have drowned.
Placing one hand under has head
and admonishing him to not citing to
her the little Giri swan to row
boat Atty yards sway where ahA was
taken out Of the water almost drown
cd hsrsstf,
Ceunciinaan Fuller left saturday AZ
tarnoon. for Atlanta where NJ will Jeln
hts wife and family. they having left
indiana for Atlanta shortly after the
accident TO Mr.. Thomas.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
n
HE|NE BUSCH
SUMMONED H0hu

A change will be made In the I'll
lineup for the double header HAfu5
day afternoon This has been nNc
Stated BY the absence Of HU1&
Busch, the Crews shortstop. whe II
called home to Norfolk 6atuF<
morning to the bedside or hi
who is ILL., 18th
handicapped by the absence al Rx1S
as they have plenty OF men u
up the gap. Bonner. who has -
playing right field. win probably
back to his old position at secQ
base and Reggy will go to shartS1
Skipper Clarke or one OF his pttchX3
viii I'LL the place in right hcld.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
TRY TO KEEP
SALOONS AWAY
Fredericksburg Company Elects
Officers-Mill Owners Will
Settle All Claims.

Especial to The Richmond yirginian J
FREDERfCKSBURG VA, August
2o.-The Anti-saIoon League has
opened headquarters here In the Will
Ills building with DR.. r. J. Richard
son. OF Richmond, field secretary Of
the State league, in charge. The tenn
peranee forces are making q deter
mirsd fight to keep the saloon from
the town.
The election witt take place Sep
TENDER 6. There are no saloons in
the city at present, the town voting
them out two years ago.
Officers Elected
At a meeting of the Washington
Guards, Company 1. First regiment
Virginia infantry. Thursday night.
called by Captain Larkin to elect two
company cfsscers. Mx. Charles
Deiaran Montague vas elected nrst
lieutenant and Mr.. George Davis Rove
WAS elected second lieutenant. The
men has added q nav interest In milf
tary affairs here and Captain T. ~.
IArkin expects soon 10 have his COM
pany equal to any In the State.
Mr. 81. George r. Fitxhush left yes
terday Tor a months sojourn at Buff
falo Lithia Springs.
Rev. W, o. Lecoe and wife, who
have been guests OF Mr.. ]. r. Rowe
during the week, left for Richmond
to-day.
Pay All Chains.
Mr.. William II. Duysii, of New
York, partner Of Mr.. John c. Melville
in the ownership Of the wooiien mi,is
which we're destroyed BY FIRE here
Wednesday night. arrived here yer
tSFday. NORTHUMBERLAND the heavy loss
the owners state that avery dollar OF
Indebtedness Of the wooilen mills will
be paid out Of the $4,000 Insurance.
The pants factory. which was an
annex OF the woollen mills. was net
burned and the owners are arrAAgtug
to double the capacity 1t once. This
branch Of the industry was started
three years ago and tbs demand for
the goods are greater than the out
put
BACK From Vienna
Mr.. A. Lowenson. who was q jeweler
here for a number Of years. but for
the last four years Of Vienna, Aus
tria, his native home. returned here
yesterday. Mr.. Lowenson hopes again
to locate In this city.
Mr.. W. =. Bradley. president Of the
city council, h visiting relatives In
Baltimore,
The city council Al meeting held
Thursday night. Appropriated $3.50 to
purchase a laboratory for the high
school. an appropriation ct $l1S WAS
also made to add to an equal sum
collected by the teachers to purchase
q library for the benefit Of the pub
lie school system OF the town.
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c. & D. APPOINTS
NEW OFFICIALS

Announcement has been made at
the general Offices Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railway that a number of
appointments are made for the .Chesa
peake and Ohio OF Indiana and that
the jurisdiction of several OF the Of
fieiais have been extended over the
new line.
n. 8, Mcdonald has been named as
the division superintendent of the In
diana line with headquarters at Peru,
Indiana. r P Dalton has been APP
pointed superintendent OF terminals
at Chicago.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Funeral Of Mra. Tyler.

The funeral OF Mrs. Alice Barry
Ter, who died Friday In Salem. VA
take place Saturday afterno0H "A
o'clock from the residence here.
i02 South First street. Interm1nk
be in Hollywood cemetery, Mr.. I'M
was the widow OF Mr.. r. II XX{
She was ~ years old and LEAVES
son, Mr.. Stanley B. Tyler, r1a3nl
the board OF fire commissioners
Tyler had been visiting hef ag41
daughter, Mrs. q. s. persingeE t9
lena The body was brought he3&
urday morning. sss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
YOUNG WHITE NAN
CHARGED WITH THEFT

Baker Stewart. = vopng white man
rs years DID, Wa AFtesfed Saturday
afternoon shortly AfteF o'clock and
locked up at the aecond Police Station
upon the eharGe ~ burglariousiy en-
tcranS tho houss of g. p. Davis 2610
West Main street. ana stealing a lot
Of tools used by carp4ntess.
Mr.. Davis ID : contractor and re-
ported the theft of the tools to the
polieA 4 few dAys 40. Policemen
Flournay and Alien made the arrsst
Saturday. esewart denies the charge.
h could not fVrajDh hajl In the II.
seraosa sad ssHaaInn4 n Ais cali
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
l.iawood Rohsrtsen,

Linwood Robertson. after iineN1l1
Illness, died Friday night at hin hSl
in West Cary street. He leaves " NJ
three children. mother and aeM1
brothers and sisters, 1t Is likely f
the funeral will take place Sundays
ternoon at o'clock, though ArrAM&
ments were not complete Saturday
ternoon. 54
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
MAKES TWO ARRESTS
IN NEWPORT NEWS

Especial to The Richmond virg!nianl
NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Aug. 2a.--
Deputy Sheriff Traylcr of Henricc,
this morning arrested William and
BENJAMIN Bolton. Of Chelsea Hill. the
first named charged with threatening
his wife and baby with revolver two
weeks ago. They will be taken to
Richmond this evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
ELECTsEIRGINIA NEGRO
PAEA1DENT or ASSOCIATION

Especial % This RiehmaAd virstntan.
VIEWPOINT NEWS. VA, Aug. TO-
a tels9fam recalyed from New York
states that =. G. Brown. colorsd real
estate mpn and owner NJ the control
hank Of Newport News ana the Brown
qavings Bank Of Norfolk. was last
Aight elected pSeaidsnt .og the Colored
Henkesr Association Of the United
MATES at meeting In Nsw York,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

MEHERRIN, VA, Aus. so.--A
happy reunion Of the entire family OF
W g. Winn y In progress at his
hospifabie home. situated at Pleasant
Grove near hare. In Lunenburg
county. and ~ = result the epmmu-
dicus old mansion, which has for quite
y HaMber Of yAars hA&n sxcxsAdinsiy
quiet. y say with IT. former oc-
supaats.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

SALISBURY. N. c.. August 20
For the purpose Of taking treatment
In the Fasteur Institute at Raleigh,
z. r. Withernpoon, Of near Poplar.
Rowan county. left Salisbury last
HlEht, he carried with him the head
Of cat by which he was severely
bitten this week. The cat was driven
from the house,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

IrEPEN ~ eHEFllEMD. d Palmyra.
kissnssl. ys xseasE ~ i a'fs Il Il
aon q M vir9tni& Noseisai. liz his
~ sAs sse sa4 d.y 81 ao iss,sss
csnstsrX - stsvsa e'eissk 4,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

RICHMOND, VA, Aug. 2e.-Forecast
for Richmond and vicinity: Fair to-
night and Sunday.
WASHINGTON, ID. C.. Aug. 20.--Fore-
cast for Virginia: Generally fair to-
night and Sunday; rising temperature
Sunday In West and North portions.
The Atlantic Coast area Of ansett
folk and jacksonville. fair weather h
all the remaining portions of the count
Ing temperature which has caused rea
Rocky Mountain Region and the Mort
generally in the Gulf and South Allan
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20
Elected Firss Liestaaen q

E.f1kNfN = En4E ~ LTD ~
Second Lieutenant Robert ~
of Company NJ. First Rs8iSksn
panville. Va, has been elected
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-08-20

Highest TEN peratures
q wiring preceding -
hours At
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ever. kept right on so long A. abe
had her food and sleep that Is all she de-
handed OF life. one day. nevertheless.
something In tn" nature Of an idea pene-
tratsd her brain cells. and pointing to the
doors OF my pension neighbors she put
her finger to her head. pityingIy. convey
ing Co me the suggestion that she knew
their weakness and WAS sorry for them
They had her discharged just before
left because she was seen in the court
yard on" day talking to a strange looking
man in blue blouse. Tho man was
really her cousin. but one 81 tho American
women thought him a detective in dis
grIiss don't know who succeeded her.
but am sure her stav was brief
-One dav was called into the room 81
a woman had known slightly in the
States our acquaintance had pro-
gre~sed sufficiently IN the French board
ing house 10 warrant my ask ing why IN
the name Of all tn. SAINTS she didn't buy
herself some new trunks while IN Paris
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tons Ho roritod in n stantoriAn voice
excerpts from tho Declaration of Indie
J',nden,o tho constitution. its amend
meats and tho present tarir Law. He
heCam" pathetic a. to his res ponslhilItiss
a. a citizen It tho greatest republic IN
~" world and how n was his duty ~ pro-
t"ut hi, faE even against th. unpltriotic
ds-,dS uf his uvn family M" quartet
went right IA raCNing ihinCs away m
Curu"--. OCCASIONALLY throw ing "A remark
20 ham over their shoulders as tu his waste
uf breath AVID 'i-.some uunologue ~
length Everything was arranged 80 their
"utlr" satisfaction. with IN" single eNcep-
ton 81 a small hundl" which no one could
find room for n" bundle contained a
d,,.n extra pairs of silk stockInE- lh"v
Zach tried - max. IN" 'th"r take o. and
finally father ended hIs r"rorafIonS
rather sh""pishly hy saying, Well. girls.
inst &, help Won our not that ] uoh"yr
IN A. mind you I'll let you tuck II into
nv trIv
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FOE nntosnt and thsa answered
rh-r~ - q differences. although you
ss~n ~ 80 strangely lind "a " Ths
O'v~run-a' can aaoSd u. you d,n't loot
- " yOu could
'Ots wotnAn -ADu-d M how ~ ssW
Siu, kipS- ani Els,v.- lot u--%n sings and
farinEE uhirh although ~ NAV sound
zimpl- - realty % v-Ty difiic,ilt art ~
ACQUIRE for hsES,ns "r suspicious win.
hl-- attract The iVnN eyed officials 4
n,n-i cl-y-, ,l.-ilgii ~hish another Woma u
aak-d ms advice all ui pa'snung was
worn nv her ga her return FROM her
EUROPEAN tnur
You know the silk I..lt that many
- omen uSr With p.idant KArt-rs iu-i cad
~ the sarters scWe,l directly to the cor
sets One"O 10 these hslis was Furnished
With half . dozen garter hanGinEs and
al the end ~ each hanging Was a wooden
clo,hespin covered with silk 10 match
Zach ~ these pins could clutch half a
dozen articles 81 light compass, hand
kerchiefs. Iac--. gloves. s'ockings. &c .
and altogether woman could hy this
means bring in a lot ~ pretty things
The Clothsspins a. You remember. have
n catch which nothing will loosen. and
the wearer IL perfectly sure not To leave
hi,s Of evidence behind her ~ she walks
the steamer gangWay or marches up and
down the pier under suspicion.
Another woman ! saw in . really
pitiable state. She had heard Of the most
remarkable pocket specially designed
for smuggling which 10 only made in one
shop in Berlin and she had secured the
address and had taken the trip from Paris
TO Berlin in order 20 purchase Il. not
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49, vnI can find in the whole French
r'r.'u They are organized Apaches.
On many Of the Partisan establish
'.r's when an American woman has
light generously she il asked as a
,atr,sr.o Of course II she wishes her bill
ID nut for a reduced sum II she saws
-, -ns 10 asked 10 name her own figure
a.i the receipt is given her for that.
-om"'Ines possibly a quarter Of what
- actually paid. The politeness OF the
en- fadarate cannot be described; IL il
m lgalv Gallo There Is usually a
svnpathetic glance OF mutual under
landing. perhaps a handclasp suggesting
'-.' differing in nationality. they are at
.r' m funda mentals. As coon a. the
r.rs- departs. congratulating herself on
80 fn--se. the attendant flies 20 a tee-
,sonn and communicates her infOrma-
On - SONS one with whom she shares
vra'svar rAkeon IL allowed for such in
'-ming
The concierge Of your hotel or pension.
sS The case may he. takes an immediate
lr'sra-' IN your welfare the moment you
ave registered in hIs establishment
BE telephones for you. and that 10 an
A-nerlcan il worth the price OF lodging.
- receives and signs for your packages
nd even on occasion pays for thsm
Ha has a way with him. way suR-
costing that although he has TO give
20 courte-es demanded by his position
- others In Won alone he feels an in
'0ate and personal interest Day nv
av vOu fall under his dominion
lat dav by dsy Won becoBe more
confd"n'ial When yor finally go away
vrI ara sorry for him. for he makes Won
''ai that your generous tip by no means
npHnsa'as him for ths los- Of Your
pnpanionship II Won are caught red
-lndai n ths commission Of so-called
o. puIpu- leeds. such a. winding voIr
o. lss WITH Hpniton or bringing in sable
80 90 y false bot toned hat box, the VAIN.
which tho Government accurately
80 Ta'"- r.rnsmler in your moment Of
.-.-'s>Ion that Your friend the concierg <"
~r wing 'hs fruits % yo-Ir fall and
".-ap- N-Dr-. than all. laughing az yo'Ir
.t.tpI" discontinue whil' hs wonders
'.. u- boon companions how and why
.- A'n"rlcau nation ever got il r"p'I'l-
.. FOR shr"wdns--
.rlI.riallv the Partisan cannot
....'-'lud that reputation on which
'. ten 80 tho United States priCs--
...' - continually lie admits That
generous. energetic. gnDd naturs'l
... .Hrg" he1rted. but when IL comes tO
..,'Y' { -hrswdnes- he shrngs has
.. ,Yryliar- and confe-s.-~ that there
f'Hf'" ~ completely lackingin this
.rr quality ns the American. with
..,. Il other European countris-
.. .."uiing battle 20 fine--s When
.-- a. getting the best 90 the
Of" u De- lis" taking dead mouse
nj .I''"U
.'."rvlu' traveller goes on "a
% t'" gradual knowledge 81 all
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and when thu mechanism was disclosed
Was even more colrtoouSly required 10
nav duty and fin" There was only on"
parson who knew the secret u thai Int
and Meeting the periid,pu- on" sh" frankly
accused him He drew her aside and
admitted his fault 4 am Guit" willing
90 paw half h" stated -uut had 20 CAV"
you away to save mv-.''f hav" tire"
times A. much r''1l lac" rs vol Eay"
about ~" and yuuli ou0V prevent -
being discovered hy gllyug ia" iufuurer
on Won
The "1Ss and faculty with which
hlgglgr - examined - 'h" other I'D"
forms a balancing topic Ut the smuggling
teas and pension ~oir,."s coming 10
N"whl ven by Ir-pps the long route.
said the ols..ryaut traveller. 4 was asked
10y French official Il had anything to
declare
Il hav" nothing - declare but INV
perfect si'iefaCtion with vow WONDERFUL
country Answered ia" ur'oial Touched
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u,s =, beautifully thu IN. cannot h~lp
repeating ths -sory whenever -h- Es's =
chance ~. i-ft q f-w aftich-. that 81"
had nnt ,l-chT-d ,unsptr,iott-lv uiti"f
oover IA N. tray - h-T trihk anh ~h-n
the Custom IIuus.. ufiic,al di-'''y"r-si
half q ,h,s.u suall khiv.- 81" Wi- indk.
naatIv ~ur,iv over the rNtcttpn 20 .
ls,y-rnm.nt that tu.k -Irh small matters
into account The Custom HOUSE rthctil.
ov-TWu-k,,I anil irritable a. MANY ~ las
class undoubtedly arr. 'omm"n"-l ."
aTglI. aud threaten aud finally 80 turassl
on him aud -hri-ks,l Nuu can have yunr
ell cutlery: IN nsv-r pay duty ga ~
When he start.-lb lack. u llttl"oycT~hsltn,~i
at the uneNpectsNl attack. She seiSed the
knives and Nith dtl-ifiy MacI'r'h gesture
threw them overheard with "A hnal eH-
clamation against the land ~ her birth.
Stihensd with establishment at such an
outbuTzt the ufficial stood spRechl'-ss
white the offended passenger threw her
COAT over her arm and walked with tragic
step and offended mien down the pier Ia
her cab. into which shs threw the gar
ment, Will. the officer marked her bag
gage aud never took notice 81 the coat AT
all
And whatever other mistakes you NAV
make. said another member Of a Ritz
tsa tabls. beware OF the man who has the
steamer chair neat 10 yours | have
just received a letter from friend of nine
Who tells her troubles. dating from her
lack Of observance of this nile known
60 all sophisticated smugRlers. This
particular neighbor happened - bs n
charming young man 81 Italian origin.
in business in New York. Who had all the
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hts cap smiled mad" fs- rnsa"- ard
a coupl. q chalk mtrS- ~ OBJ" trtn<s.
a,d that va al ! WIS neither i1sultsi
mr. In,l-r -p-vtrtou I .Ib MOI nave o.
- ..ud No." I.tf"r part uf n BOO DIV On
SHIRT nor -...' nv f.N I'...ul.r-, FH ndl' 4
~t'h r.mnr--l.--. and gr,u,y haEds. la
fact. u u.s. quite diT"r'n'
m Am"riran father Ma heard through
tb.. than Partition g a Pan, n.i"l. 20.
mun-trattng with h. wifi" amt 'r"'''
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