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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
MAN|FESTOS CALL
ON SOLDIERS TO
REBEL AGAINST
MAOERISTAS
Printed Circulars Bearing
Name Of General Reyes
Have Been Secured BY Sc
oret Service Men.
CAVALRY Is SENT
TO GUARD THE BORDER


tny Evss ag ffsraie A. y. t.sssea wfrsS
san AAionio. TEX. Nov. 2i.--Coples
OF thre,, manifcstos calling on the
Mexican Amy and the Mexican pco-
pie 60 revolt against the Madero gov
ernmcn, ana signed IN prin, with the
name of General Bcrnardo REYES to-
DAY are In the hanos Of the local sec
ret service men and Will be laid by
them before tho United States dis
trict attorney here Reyes IL under
arrest accused of violating neutrality
laws.
AZ three pronouncimentos are dat
cd nt solcda. IN Tamaulipas. which
has been considered the state that
would first rise In insurrectlon.
They call on soldiers and officers TO
niit then allegiance so the present
government. which II characterized
a. inlquitous. unjust ana uHurpcd.
Promises OF reform IN the army ana
greater pay are offered 10 all those
who enlist IN the new cause
The manifestos charge fraud IN the
election of Madero. The election oi
Jose Suarrz Pine l. declared an inn
position from the Maderistar.
Detectives are trying 10 learn
~hcrc the maEifcstos. we're printed.
This trial ~ General bernardo
Reyes win not be called until the
April term of the federal court ai
Laredo.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
DEATT|E TURNS TO
RELIGION FOR
COMFORT IN HIS
DEATH
Young Man Condemned to Die
in Electric Chair Consults
Minister and Bible in Ef-
fort to Brave the End.
HE Is GUILTY OF
NUMBERING WIFE
,sy sves,ss Herald A. '. r~...s wlrsl


Richmond, We. Nov. si.--aenry
CLAY Reattie. Jr.. condemned 10 die
next Friday morning for wife muir
der. NJ las, has given up hope and
L. reeoncilod Ia the thouehl of death.
To-day he spent several hours with
Rev. J J. Fix OF the Presbyterian
church In Bible study and frequently
was at prayer.
Douglas iienttir. his brother, II au-
th0rity for the news of this abrupt
change from AN attitude of smiling
indifference 10 one Of serious thought
and solemn preparation.
Hundreds of persons. all over the
country. some IN high positions. have
applied Tor permission to witness the
ciectrocution.
ONLY IN. Jury required by law,
however, VIII he present Hysterical
appeals IN person and by letter are
being received by Governor Mum.
begging Tor communication Of the death
sentence, hut the governor has de-
clar"d that Justice must take lts
cours" nnimpeded by any act of his.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
PATTERSON CASE
DRAGS SLOWLY
ALONG
Efforts TO Secure a Jury Are
Hampered BY Wranglings
of Attorneys Over What
May Disqalify venireman.
IN, E,ssias Msrals A. .. I.s...a w,-.l

-ef "f"'"soa saN9nto ~ " berNNNN WtN"t
Denver. Nov - Attorney Hllinn
uf the defense in the trin of Ger
irude Gibson Patterson Tor ia. al
legged murder ei her husband. to-day
fsopened the matter pu which judge
Allen ruled yesterday. holding that
opposition 70 the death penalty dis
qualities u tulcsman fran beiul
sworn az Juror
Attorney Hiitan declared that la q
state like Cnlnradu, where Inc Law
EsVoa the iury discretion between ihs
death penalty ana lifc imprisonment
u IN immatrrial what his suntlmcnis
are on that point. Both sides quoted
authorities hut IN the end the court
aEain upheld the contention of the
stale.
ficfsuEs aud prosecution used two
percmptory challenges zach during
the first hour but SIN II was hoped
that the Jury would bc completed BY
topishf
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
TEXAS RINGERS sEE
SUPPLIES ron REBELS

III Paso, Tex Nov. 2i.--Texas
rangers early to-day narrowly misSed
the capture ~ eight covered wagons
Thought So contain contraband rrNo-
lu,ionary supplies. The cruising was
made az San Eiizario. witch Il mo-,
a port - cuiry. for which reason tho
authorities were convinced that the
wagons were carving illeRltimate
freight The rangers lost no time up
nn receiving word of the movement ~
the wagon trnin. but arrived Just In
time 20 see the lac. Of the ffeiHhtcrs
draw up On the MEXICAN hank OF the
Rio Grandc where pursuit wnr lmpos.
sihie.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
SEATTLE WORRIES
ABOUT WATER
Rivers Are Falling and Bal
ance of State is Free From
Danger But Big city's In
habitants Have a Thirst.
ln, t,salas asrala \. .. ..es.-a wlrel

wy E'eetnh hfrata y, v, tsehard Ntrel
seattle, Nov. all With the rivers
OF Western Washington slowly failing
Hnd prospects brisht for the earii
resumption ~ railroad service across
The Cnscadc mouuiains. interest wAs
rentercd to-day on SEATTLE, Nhcre the
water famine Ia the principal resi-
dcnne districts IL becoming alarming,
The city has used in.uo0. o9o ~ the
100. 900 900 Eallens ~ water stored
~ the service rescrv9rs, whrn the
'edhr river pipe lines broke sunday,
cutting OF the source ~ supply u
y believed the reservoirs viii keen
part of the cily goine until Thurs
day. but the piprs can not he repaired
before saturday night
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
CRUISERS ORDERED
HURR|EOLY TO
SAN DOMINGO
Assassination Of President
Caceres Makes it Impera-
tive for This Nation to Pro-
tect Citizens and Property.

tny Escniss Rersia \. O.. i.essed wlreD
Washington, Nov. sl--To safe
guard American interests and pre-
vent state ~ anarchy In Santo Do-
mingo M the result Of the asSasslna :.
ton OF President Cacerer. the cab
met today decided thai the armored
cruisers Warrington and North Caro-
lima of the Atlantic fleet should be-
dispatched with an speed to San no.
mingo Guy. The vessels are now en-
gagged with the rest Of the fleet in
practice OF the Chesapeake Capcs.
They have been reached hy wireless
and viii come into Hampton Roads 20
pick up Mr. Russell. the American
minister. ana convey him to the DO
rllRRan capital
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21

Tile eject of III. ado,,tlon 81 ~. az
called Aidftch monetary sch,m. unon
me interest rates earnlngs. dividends
snd taxation OF banhs--..n.olaIIv a.
smaller 5anks-.-was the subject Of an
address delivered today before IN.
American Banker's association hy
Benjan,in strong. Jr.. yice prs,sld,r, of
the BANKERS Trust companv of Nov.
York Mr. strong predicted that the
National Reserve assoclation. EN-
braced IN the pisn. would cur. such
q ,ectlons to the employment of the
credit of country hanks for IN, nur.
pose Of making pyoVirlon for tha
needs OF thetr customers. "A. ..id
IN mart:
The purposcs 10 be accomp,lshs a
by monetary leglslatton are stated by
senator Aidrlch In his letter Of Ian.
nary 10 10 be the 'unlflcatfon os our
sanSlns Institutions into one compre-
acnslve system the aaabllshmon, of
a sscI.ntlYie hss,s for baok.no,a circu.
iation, and the creation OF a d,scoun,
market similar 10 the discount mar
hegs in Europe.' The keystone ~ IN.
PROPOSED nan ~ the ASSEM- mbilna Of A
larRc part of the scattered hunk re.
serve into the cus,ody of IN. f,e.erva
afsociatlon, thus making them active.
~ useful.
"As the reservoir OF the oountrx,s
reserveH, the ansoclation must n. ahio
To so control liz mote ana aepoult ia :
bIisies that lis res.rye wi,l n, a.,
times be- adeauat. to p.rmt, cx,en.
slons OF credit. boih ordinary ana ON /.
traordinary. AZ the same time Il
unsst be able 10 ex.rt a sno,clcr, ,r /.
fluence upon In. exchange and ,nonev
markets 10 contract H. credi, cx,.n.
sions ana incrense lts reserves when
necessary and without harmful m.
fluence npon business.
Having no preeedent In banking
history for the radical readius,ment
Of the relations and mcthndS of ! class
~ institution controlling sueh vas,
resources as do the hanks az thIn
country. thnt ~ concentrated An the
National Res.rve assocIaflon. n WAS
essential that its Limitations and
powers be reasonably safe. clearly a..
flned and liberal enough 10 insure Tho
Accomplishment Of the objects Tor
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
SARAH DERkHARDT
IS ENGAGED
Famous Actress Will Wed a
Youth of 26 Although She
is SO Years Old and is AL
ready a Great Grandmother

INV Essuias Hersts =. v. Leased wsFsD
New York. Nov si.-~'rhc engage
ment of sarah flernhart. the actress
70 Ion TellcEan. a Flemish actor. who
has played minor parts IN her conn
pnny n announced from Parts. Rc-
cordlna 10 rable advlees recrived here.
Nine. nernhart h 90 years old while
TriloEnn n only IS, She 4 rho widow
~ Jaenncs pamela. Greek aetos,
vho died IN 1850. The famous actress
4 already great srandmothes.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
CHICAGO PACKERS
seek DELAY
Their Attorneys Appeal to U.
s. Supreme Court Which
Has Adjourned, on Order to
U. 8. Circuit Court.

Chicago. Nov. 2i.--CounSei for
nino Chicago packers indicted for
criminal violation ~ the sherman
law. prepared 20 seek delay IN trial
today when they appealed 20 the
United States supreme court on an
order to United states Circuit Court
judge kohlzaat uuashing their pleas
for wFits Of habeas corpus.
Notice was served on District At
tofrey wiikcrson that attorneys for
the packers would appear before
Judge Carpenter today ana move that
the trial scheduled 10 begin t0mor-
row be continued until the supreme
court passes ON the appeal from
Judge Kohisaats ruling,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
SMOKE PROVES FATAL
iny Eventsw A-srsia a. .. ssrsrea wtssi

Nnshau. n ", NOV. tIl'-Thrce mfh
arc dead and a fourth Ia IN hospI'
tai here IN serious condition as the
result OF lnhailnE smoke In ilrc that
today burned the interior OF the Dem
ton hatel.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
ROCK ISLAND MEN
N CONFERENCE
shop Employees Are Discussing
Whether or Not They viii
Go Out on Strike Which
Was Scheduled for Today.

tHf EVenfeN Herald a. g. LeHeed WtfFl
Chicago. Nov. 1.-THE question ~
a strike OF Hhopmen of the Rock ISL
end railroad was scheduled 10 be de-
cided today ~ conference here be-
tween representatives 81 the machin-
lists, hlacksiuiths. bollermskers. sheet
metal workers ana car mon
The committee. u WAS expected,
would seek another conference with
the officials of the company before
taking dsfinlt. action.
The mcn have asked two.ceni
an hour Increase and changes IN the
overtime rates and working condi-
,ions which the company officials AZ
sert would greatly Increase operating
IN return.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
GENERAL DUNCAN
SENDS TROOPS SOUTH

laredo. Texas, Nov. 2i,--Shortiy
after his arrival aere today General
Joseph NJ Duncan, commanding the
department 81 Texas ordered = trNpp
- 'aNairy to proceed from san An
tonic 10 brownsville. Texas. 20 deal
v'iih the revolutionary situation there
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
MANY sNJrREp ~ wREk.
sny evsnins sssr.sa A. =. Lesssa wire,

IuIHl, VkIt.. NOV. IA MInINnd
valley passenger train lefs the track
near Bixby. fifteen miles south of
Tulsa. ~ noon to-day. seriously In
turing nine persons. Two coaches
turned over and rolled down the EN-
bankment II u thought none was
fatally huFi.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
wINERs PEiusH ~ CAvE-IN.
tny EventnE aernid a. q. LEASED wtrei

N"fdhhuHrn, 'russ'an SaSony Nov.
~ Eleven miners we're killed and
one other was badly injured by tho
flli to-day of rock Ia POTASH mine
IN 'his district. belonging 10 IN. Prus-
sian government
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
These Are Figures Made Pub
lie Today BY General Sec
retary Fsrnsworth Of the
Financial Organization.
PENNSYLVANIA COMES
NEXT IN LONG LIST
Illinois is Third in Line While
Ohio and California Contest
for Fourth Place, Meetings
Start Today.
tsy E,es,.R n.ssia A. =. i.....a w,r.,

10y EtcsisN Hefkta ~ U. Iseneed Wfrel
New ceSieans. SoN al New Z
= York still tops an other states
y with mem hership N The Amer
. lean Bankers' association, az
. cordlng TO the report OF Fred NJ Z
. Farnsworth OF New York, gen Z
y erai secretary Of the assocln-
. ton. or the i2.01e Institutions
= huslng membership ia the or q
= ganixatio". ste, or approximate
= one In every thiFteen halls from Z
. New YORK Pennsgganla comes Z
= next with Si2 and Illinois IL a Z
. close third with ias Fourth .
= place ~ claimed NJ California
= with $40, hard pressed by ohio =
. with sos, the five states named
. furnishing s.hfg hcmhcrs or Z
= nearly one-third Of The entire Z
. enrolment Z
. The annual incamc Of the as- =
. soclation. Mr. Farnsworth's re- Z
. port proclaimed was ts0s, i2s
. FOR the past fiscal year of this
. sum the annual dues constitute
. tisaP52, having reached that .
. figure from si2s.5So IN 1905 ana Z
. ii.sos In 1878.
y Mr.. Fsrnswofth tsuched upDn
. the proposed National Reserve
. association, declaring that the .
. currency commission will hold .
. Itself Ia readiness ~ prosecute
= a vigorous campaign when the =
y proposed measure shall be
= framed az hill and VIII come Z
. before conererS.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
CANCER EXPERT IS
AFTER REWARD
DR.. Schmidt Asserts That He
Is Entitled to Italian Prize
Of $4,000 for Finding
Much Wanted Serum.

fny EVenine FleFaIe 4. ?. t.sasea Wssel
Cologne. Germany NOV. sl,--bf,
Otto schmidt. the wcli-known cancer
expert ~ this city. has applied for
thu Italian Marainl prize of 4s0.a0n
offered "a the dlscoVerer ~ a cancer
serum who can prove that he has
been successful IN healing five oasen
b. means nf his remedy,
Dr schmidt asserts that hc u able
10 pFove that hc has made forty
cures.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
WILSON uE,Ds TiIE GnANGEns,
tby hseaing ftersia A. q. LEASED wirsI

NWEUHtNNN, ~. Nov. .I,-UIlVef IT
wilson master Of the Illinois state
Grange. Was today elected national
muster 81 the National urange in ses-
sion here today.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
CoATEsvILLE HAS
NEGRO OUTRAGE
~lsrii and I'd~-e ire Purrulns nlacl1
Who T. Accu~ed of Hrtnoas Crime;
my svssins ner.ls 4. y. L..ssa wire,

'""F''' wv tn wv IL NNUfNVF
attempted onirsge by negro On
white woman occurred here TO-DAY
and rosse aided BY Police chi.f
tmrteno n Ia pursuit of the man in
the woods north of this place.
The Intended victim of the neHru y
Airs. James caDsphell, the Wife ~ a
m,ll worker
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
THREE PERISH ~ A FiIgE.
'ny Essnias "sssia a. =. fss.sa wirsj
MIldINHnnIn. k

WIWWI'""'IEl No EWF1 IL" TWTT1
persons were burned 10 death Ia a
Ore that destroyed business building
here today in the center of town.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
MILLIONS WILL Be
spent ON ROADS
National Association is Ex-
pected to Endorse Senator
Collum's Bill Which Pro-
vides for Great Highways.

Hichmend. Va, Nov. si.--The Ma
ilonal Good Roads congress IL ex-
pected To endorse senator culiom's
bill calling for the construction of
seven national highways between
Washington. H. c.. Iiuffalo. Seattle,
san Francisco. SAN Dlego. Austin and
Miami.
n T. estimated That the total g1od
roads expenditures IN the United
states this year win amount to more
than tliU. 0On. .nNn,
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
COMMERCE COURT
APPEALS LIKELY
" j. Espccted THAT Further Court
trti"n WIN Ne Taken on Injunction
iu Irsiniu Hate tnsc..


Washington. Nov. gi.--The appeal
from the Temporary iniunctions
granted by the commerce court ~
The Spokane and other trankc0nti.
mental freieht rate cases. II expected
70 De taken today. The government'
c"unrel VIII file motion 10 appea
to the United States supreme couri
ana u viii be srantrd. u ALSO h said
the commerce ronrt viii enter "a flna
decree making the injunction pcrma.
nent, So that the is4ue may go To- tbs
supreme court ia definite form.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-11-21
BIG FELLOWS ALL
IN THE CLEAR
Neither iilnc- Nor Tildrn Had slusl,
fund for the F:lcction of is,riincr
"a the scnate T. Esprrt fsri~iDn.


Chicago. Nov. ai.--N"ither I'D
WARD Hines. the lumberman. nor Ed-
ward Tildcn. the packer. was the
custodian at 100000 fund. or any
other FUND. which was 90 be used %
nay Oft the expenses ~ william
i.orimer to the United states senate.
according % experts reports submit
ted to the senatorial investigating
committee today.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

Grace Aylssworth. who is appear Bg this season in the part of "Patrieia O'Brieng in The Chorus Lady, is well and fa4orsbiy known througa her connection with many high class east ern successes that have visited thls territory the past few years, and also as leading lady with Virginia Harmed on her successful tour last season.
 The part if Patricia o'Brieu' ID ..The Chorus Lady was orgin ally creMed by Rose Sta-i. and won an international reputation for tnls charming star t gis exccPtio0ails well adapted to Miss ASiesworth $ pleasing style and personality, ano is oertsn to prove d most excellent vehicle for displaying her clever ta' ents.
 wrhe Chorus Lady is too vel known to need eomment as to iis merits. It Is from the pen of James Forbes. author Of The Travelling salesman,r aud The Commuters,
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

Therc are few professions, or modes of business life. or even meth ods of artisanship. which have not been ides4ized by the diligent, searching playwright nto stage pup. pets which, either through caricature CT exaggeration, are evolved into comedy roles whose chief reason for existence is a mission of lSagh pro duction. T le lawyer. doctor, bank CT. baker, the tradesman and even the newspaper reporter are all well known types, but The Travel ns sa esnsn, the new comedy by James Forbes, author of the The Chorus Lady" probably the first play to take the drummer" the mau who sells goods on the road. and turn him iuto tse< most important character ot a footlight performance
 or course the travelling man has teen seen in a great many plays, but either in minor role or in a chaFae- ter so exaggerated that it is scarce ly recognizable But Mir. Forbes, who became famous as creator of unique stage characters through his never-to- he-forgotten Patricia O'Brien o. The
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
,3.5() Recipe Free,
 For Weak Men.
end Name and Address T0day-- You Can Have il Free and Be
 Strong and Vigorous.

have in my possession a prescription for nervous debility, lack of yigor. weakcued nanhoods failing memory and lame back
 nought on by cxcesses, unnatural drains, ol he folliss of youth, that has cured so many sora end nervous men right in their own lolnes-without any additional help or neGi-
 ine-that ] think every man who wishes to regain his manly power and virility, quickly and quietly, should have a copy. So have determined to send Q copy of the prescription free of charge, in plain, ordinary sealed en- velope to any noan who will write me for it
 This prescription comes from . physician who has made special study of men and am convinced it Is the surest-acting combl- nstion for the cure of deficient manhood and Eigor failure ever put together.
 l think l owe it to ms fellow man 10 scne them copy in confidence so that any mar anywhere who is weak and discouraged witl repeated failures may stop dragging hinfsei with harmful patent medicines, secure whs believe is the quickest acting restorative cpbuilding, SPOT-TOUCHING remedy eve devised, and so cure himself at home quietl, md quickly. Just drop rne .. line like this Or. A. E. Robinson Luck Building Detroit, Mich, and wffl send you copy o this splendid recipe in a plain ordinary en Felope free of charge. A great many doctor would charge S3.o5 to s5oo for merely writinl out 4 prescription like this- but send entirely free.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
Nfl ,AL WES [ IN
 SCENES AT ROYAL

Two reels Of western pictures, one typical of Arizona and entitled "Ari- zons Bill," is sufficient to say in ro- commendation of the caange at the Royal tonight. The other film that shows western life is the Western Heroine"
 In Arizona Bill frontier life Is splendidly depicted in thrilling incl dents which include thefts on the range, a thrilling chase, rescue, capture of the true desperado by a woman and uear iyncking are scenes shown in this exceptional reel
 In Western Heroine" there IS a hold up, murder, and daring race with the silver sought by the bandits by daring maiden who delivers her charge safely.
 Disappointed Old Maids is side splitting comedy depicting the wtles employed by two elderly spinsters 10 eaptiYatc a youthful visitor io their village. It is to laugh. An old Sweetheart of Mine, Is pretty love story told in reniniscence possibly suggested by Tie Reyerles Of q Bachelor
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26
The Travelling Salesman

Chorus Lady" has succeeded admira- bly, in reproducing on t-e stage a real. live travelling salesman who is neith- CT eU ggeTated or caricatured, but who is nevertheless supremely funny at all tines His Bob Blake, as played by Don McMillan. is a familiar type to all who have travelled about much He is large. goodnatured, glib tongued, prosperous looking road salesman, ever ready for sale or a filtration, and he goes on his cheer ful way through the play, leaving be- hlnd him a trail of laughter.
 The Travelling Salesman" is nov in its third year. and the audiences that turn out Co welcome the play are limited only to the capacity of the various thsafers. The company pre- sen0ng The Tarycling Salesman" is year IS said to be the best ever employed in this play, and in addi- ton to Don McMillan. has some of the best farcial actors in the country iu it's makeup. "The Traveiing Salesman" comes to the Orpheum on sanday, Nov. 20.
Bisbee daily review., 1911-11-26

(Copyrirht. 1910, by shs New York Herald CO (Copyright IoIo. by the MscMilisn Gsnpazy.!
 Hold on there. Larry" For the first time Daylight's voice was sharp. while all the old lines Of cruelty in his face stood forth. Miss Mason is go- ing 10 be my wife, and while I don't mind your talking to her all you want. you've got to use a different tone of voice or you1l be heading for a hos pital which will sure be an unex- pected sort of smash. And let me tell you one other thing This-all is my doing. She says I'm crazy. too"
 Dede stepped forward where she confronted the two men.
 Wait" she said sT want to say something. Elan. if you do this in sane thing. won't marry you. l refuse to marry you'
 Hogan. in spite of his misery, gave her quick, grateful look
 I'll take ny chance on that" Day light said. And now, Larry. you'd better be going. I'll be at the hotel in little while, and since I'm not go- ing to step into the office again. bring all papers to sign and the rest over to my rooms. And you can get me on the phone there any time This smash is going through. Sayvee? I'm quit and done"
 He turned to Dede as soon as He- gan was gone. and took her by the hand
 And now, little woman. you needn't come 10 the office any more. Consider yourself discharged"
 "I'd cry. if thought it would do any good - she threatened
 Tn which case I reckon I'd have to hold you in my arms some more and sort of soothe you down, he threaten ed back.
 As he stood at the top of the steps. leaving. she said:-
 You needn't send those men. There will be no packing, because I am not going to marry you
 I'm not bit scared" he answered, and went down the steps.