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Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-15
Merely Existina.. !.

Mereit E<iStih9-
Many q man who sings, Il would
not live Away isn't living anyway
Philadelphia Inquirer.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-15
THINGS YOU
NEED FOR
SPRING
Rugs, Carpets,
Mattings. Bedsteads.
Spring Beds Mattresses.

and . hundred and one other things
you need during housecieanins time.
The new whttall Rugs are the high
est expression of Rug quality at mod
crate price.
Royal Worcester Rugs are made OF
pure worsted yarns instead of Wool
Zach one represents a superb grade CT
coiorinr. size sx1g feet, s42.e0.
Analo-Indian Rugs. The Anslo-In-
dian Rug is a standard throughout the
country and. most sereicesbis and
pleasing floor covering. SKIP feet,
N7.oo.
Teprae wilton Rugs. Just the Rug
yos, ne@c for hard service in home, Of
ace or pisbilc building size ska $500,
s.sxfe.s $4,000.
Peerless BODY Brussels Rugs come
in full i've frame with desirable pat
tsrns--sx1g s27.5e, Ssx1e.6 $500.
cnHdenia brussels Hugs. This grade
sxce1s for quality and is admittedly
tbs best Ave frame Body Brussels
ssaae--sizs sx1z ssfss, s.sx10.s $500.
Iron BeaRtcadSs 5000 auafitNs pfetty
designs. some with brass trimmings.
from $3.50 UP % s1250.
Spring Beds. Rip Van Wrinkle make.
guaranteed 10 give perfect satisfaction
for 90 years, price $3.50
Good quality Mattresses.
siM Floss Mattress, the best mat
tress made for service, $500.
All Cotton Mattress. $3.50.
Cotton Top and Bottom Mattress,
$3.50.
Cotton Top Mattress. $3.50.
We mako Mattresses to order.
Window shades made ready for use
at csc, soc and 75c each.
Shades rrade to order at short no
tfce
Electric or Hand Cleaner to hire by
the day Electric s1.25 per day band
Cleaner s1.00 per ddv.
IT. II n M o.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-15

President Taft is able TO make an e.
fective speech with mighty few capie1
rs in tn. Y. American
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11

TT--T TVT
nora lines
n has held
hsh public Office least in Washington without occasionally.
and OF
that hh public
Don't you find that sometimes you
~ said not in the sense that
Is the very reason why have decided seriously
have discovered wat the inner life
rhi
nay" EARNED however since left
have
been very lonely since mo
am mere atom in the life OF this
ne prac'c" OF La" seriously When
havcw
nav" h''n lawyer in name only presume
i much am
foirE 10 certainly
completely Of
uoV
"ho
which remembered from he days he
collector OF h" Port of New York
~ said
II " he aud, to -
lai president @ he nit '
rac DC, 'Gc street, ,i.1
ar" a. tad former chief
o.
Washington should had do
death be-
started iu a. his pro'c
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
rHE FRANco.eeemAN DISPUTE.

Germany has replied TO Frances
"ai'.ma'uu.' and apparently severa!
more "uliimatums" VIII b. required
20 conclude fhe Moroccan dispute.
About all there is in he matter is
70 game OF grab between TWO great
countries. each striving 70 strengthen
itself in the dark continent. French
territory surrounds Morocco on all
sides. To the east Tunis and Al.
giers. 10 the south the French Congo.
and on the north and west. the French
coast is but step removed. In the
partitioning OF Africa. Morocco falls
naturally to France. The only ques.
ton involved is how much she will
have 10 pay Germany for free hand
but how and where did these Euro
pcan war lords acquire the right to
divide up the whole continent with.
out Tie consent OF the governed and
without much consideration OF their
desires.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
eoFF OR WATSON. WHICH?

Senator y. II. Scott puts at rest all
question as 10 his personal ambition
and sounds the keynote OF Republican
success in West Virginia
In an Interview in the lntcllircncer
Senator Scott says:
Judge Nathan Goh IS the logical
candidate os tho Republican party for
the Senate. and / expect 70 see him
nominated and elected" THIS IS q
sentiment that will find q ready re-.
Spouse In tho heart Of every Repuh
lican in Nest Virginia The lu'elli.
gcnccr believes that 1t speaks with
authority when It saws that Naihan
Cor Will accept the nomination o. th.
Republican party and viii consider i
a call 70 duty
Between c W. Watson and Na.aln
con. which?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
Monday, September IL, 1911.
TAFT's FIGHT FOR ARBITRATION

Before 10000 people "Wednesday
President Taft resumed his cam.
paign for the ratification OF the gen.
eral arbitration treaties with France
and Great Britain Mr.. Taft's direct
appeal 10 the people indicates how
well he has learned the right way 10
bring about great national legislation
Talk about the rights OF the Senate
and the national honor. "a about 90
per cent rot. The American p,opl.
are never going 20 submit 20 any ar
bitration that will seriously compro-
mise their national honor. and no
such question is ever likely 10 be
submitted 20 arbitration. How many
questions Of this kind have arisen
or will arise? How many times has
the national honor been involved in
any complication between this cour.
try and the great nations OF Euronee
Most OF the difficulties Thar we have
had have been over miscrab'. u,t,a
claims that olgh, 10 have boon and
were finally adjusted by arbitration
ana COMPROMISES Most os the wars os
Tho past century have been aLo,.
triacs thar a LITTLE common sens. and
a little good Judgment would have dis.
posed Of.
so Ear as France and Groa, rri-ai,
ar" concerned. there is no couco.,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11

wrote fle rue - reason ,uto -hc
Sh.rms- Au'iTrls' act. Z, would
seen 't-t there - rllch room .or 80
'ru.c 90 reason 'o D. vri.reu into
'he statutes - W-.t virginia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11

returned homo last evening after a few
HaNs spent with local friends
Miss Elizabeth Maurcr. of Wheeling.
spent sunday with Miss Marie Parth.
ON jefferson avenue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11

ud!s OF me troe!-direcy Ia front OF the Grand
traI station. New York AS passed down aisle /
heard my name called. looked around and saw ex-
resident Arthur occupying corner the rear
end or the car. II was he w'O had called to me as
passed by him am sure that person in the car
hut myself realized that one OF its passengers
man who had been tho twcntyf president al ne
nation Certainly the man who next Arthur
ala not recognize him. for when the cNTresident Pc
rely asked him TO move a little fo Ike
room Tor mo the man granted the request reluctantly
BGt observed that lis manner changed instantly when
he heard address the President General Arthur
Have you ever regretted quitting public life.
a n ~
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1911-09-11
New News of Yesterday
Inc t1-Presidenf Who Was Lonely In Private Life
by (. J. Ed~ardsl

AN sure that vas the last member caane,
"'h Arthur "ho a Thomas
Arthu fonS
I'M and eighty is
national idents ' -'" '''' . 80"
afternoon not long before Ar;hus
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06
JEWELRY DEPARTMENT

Remember buying jewelry must depend entirely
people you buy from We inmn buy from Reliable Manu-
jobbers if you should goods from
this line that satisfactory please ertun them We lose
nothing they made good to
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06
Don't Forget to take Advantage our Bargains for Friday Saturday

Shops Restorative LOO, sale price 80. Zoe
Shops Rheumatic Remedy, liquid or tablets
LOO, sale price Zoe
DeWitt's Cough Remedy SOC, sale price .35c
DeWitt's Cough Remedy Csc, sale price go. 15c
Warmers Cough Remedy soc, sale price .35c
Black Draught 25c, sale price .. Doc
Wine of Cardui LOO sale price 80. 80. .S5c
Porter's Healing Oil soc, sale price .35c
Porter's Healing Oil LOO, sale price Toe
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06

Our line of Watches include Howard Hamilton, Egn Waltz
ngersol Trenton, all standard BIZ
handled by jewelers. We will sell guaranteed Ell
Waltham jeweled sverine
for $500 Other goods in proportion
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06

Euthymol Tooth Paste 25c sale price ....15
Velvo Syrup Soc sale price .... &C.. 49,. .30c
Syrup of Figs Soc, sale price .... 80. 35c
Rexall Muca-T Tone 100, sale price 80. ... SOC
Rexall Hair Tonic LOO sale price soc
Rexall Cold Tablets 25c, sale price 80. 49,. Ice
Rexall Orderlies 25c, sale price go. . 49,. Ice
Hamer's Home Remedies 25c, sale price . zoe
Electric Bitters 5Oc, sale price 49,. go. 35c
Shops Preventitives 25e, sale price lie
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06

Liquid Veneer 100, sale price .... zee. -. 79c
Liquid Veneer zoe, sale price 80. 80. .35c
Liquid Veneer 25c, sale price 80. go. -. lie
Chamberlans Lnment soc, sale price . 60. . .35c
Chamberlain Pain Balm 25c, sale price ... lie
Cokes Dandruff Remedy LOO, sale price . .75c
Ayers Hair Vigor LOO, sale price 80. go. .75c
Colgate's TalcumPowder 25c, sale price . 15c
Nyal's Celery Nervine LOO sale price ~ zoe
Nyal's Dyspepsia Tablets Soc, sale price ~ IS
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06
FANCY PIPES

We have a largev ariety of Meerschaum Pipes,
and Cigar Holders, in leather Pipes that
500 to 500. Also fine line of Cigar Cases and
Match Safes
The Lamar register., 1911-12-06
LADIES' PURCEs AND HAND BAGS

In buying diamonds you probably would not go
to a blacksmith carpenter to get his judgment
You naturally go to 'eweler in whom you have
confidence as a dealer. We have for years carried
a large stock of Diamonds and are in position to
meet prices anywhere.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
CROP
TAKEN LIGHTLY

NEW YORK. August 10.-The
government estimate of a billion
bushel shortage in the grain crop
thls year was not taken seriously in
New York to-day as indicating the
iikeiyihood of it's affecting the present
cost OF living. 1t may raise the
price Of beef a little. according to the
reports of western packers. but 1t
VIII neither decrease the size nor in
crease the price of the loaf of bread,
according to leading members of the
produce exchange.
a decidedly optimistic note char
acterized the comments. 1t was gen
eraiiy recalled that every year the
department OF agriculture is in the
habit OF predicting disaster to the
crops, only TO revise its views after
harvest time.
1t was stated by the biggest com
mission ouses in the United States
to-day that for two weeks they have
known what the government report
would ne. Moreover from their own
Investigations they ascertained that
the governments estimate would be
htty per cent. under the actual con-
dition.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
COL. ASTOR IS O
TRINITY

SEAL ttARBOR, Aug. 10i-At his
cottage here tonight the Rev. DR..
William 7. Manning, rector of Trim
ny church, New York, was presented
by the International News Service
correspondent with a copy OF what
Pr George Chalmers Richmond, of
Philadelphia, had said relative TO
jonn Jacob Astor's unfitness to be
a member Of Trinity vestry.
I beg 10 state that Mr.. John ia
cob Astor is not a member OF the
vestry OF Trinity church. Of New
YORK. The clergymen OF Trinity
parish have long ago openly and pub
licly declared their position as to
the remarrtage of divorced persons.
fhey regard such so-called marriages
as contrary TO Gods Law and as de-
structlVe Of human society. and re-
ruse TO perform them under any cir
cailstahees or conditions.
No clergyman of the Episcopal
cnurch Is allowed 10 marry any ,ai-
vorced person. except the innocent
party in a divrce obtained for the
cause OF adultery, the cause being
shown IN the decree OF the court
and those who go through the form
or a marriage in defiance of these
principles are not allowed to receive
the Holy Communion.
NO such marriage will be coun-
tenanced by any layman or lay wo-
man who respects the Law and teach
ing of the church,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
THREE AMERICANS
HEROES Of FIRE
WANAMAkER. McFADDEN AND
HUNTER OF PHILADELPHIA,
SAVED LIVES AT CARLTON.

LONDON. Aug 10.~Oply a few
guests remained at the Hotel Carlton
to-day. Nearly all the Survivors ar
last nights FIRE most of whom were
prominent Americans. registered dur
ing the day at various hotels, they
visited their ruined apartments at the
Carlton this morning and found prac~
ticaily the ~valuables and clothing
ehich they were forced TO leave be-
hind them destroyed. No dinners
We're served in the restaurant to-day
and II viii be weeks before the hotel
is in running order again.
1t was learned to-day that the hero
ism attributed TO Lord Poulett ia last
nights dispatches belongs TO John
WaIamaker. Jr. IL was he who. with
Jack McFadden and j, NJ Hunter. Of
Philadelphia, rallied the frightened ger
wants on. the NTH floor and turned the
FIRST hose on the flaming '~sefsiess s4,oWs
Afterward they carried several ladies'
down stairs, giving them into the care
OF the fireulen 'as the latter came
hurrying UP.
Contrary 10 reports published here
the YsF3sTss4 g~es%veRt, fs the Carlton ~afiirTfw
the report tina the body of Jameson
Lee F%Inncy. the American actor who
lost his life III the FIRE. remain un~
claimed at the morgue. William say
crsham and Cofnyns Carr called al the
hotel to-day but did not resume any
responsibility for the rumurs All of
MIR. tfnneys possessions are at the
hotel awaiting the arrival of Miss Ada
D1ey his close friend and associate.
who has been spending the ummer
in the country. The actor had booked
passage on the Mauretania for New
York where he WAS 10 have appeared
i'll "a new comedy the coming season.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
BLEASE
RETORTS IN KIND

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Aug. 10.-In a
letter published to-day, denying that
he had been ~discourteous to Miss Ros-
ers, ticket agent for Southern Railway
at Bolton Station, Governor Cole l.
Blease wrote:
Il am governor. the skunks who
use pens for the newspapers to the
contrary Notwithstanding"
The editor Of the Bolton Times, J.
A. Willis, who first published the story,
is a member Of the legislature. He
plans to bring impeachment proceed
ings against the chief executive. rho
story published was to the effect tina
while about a hundred persons we're
waiting to buy tickets for a train
which left in ten minutes. the COVER
nor asked Miss Rogers to exchange
mileage for a ticket for a train tina
left in ffty-fve minutes. Miss Rog-
ers asked him to wait until she had
attended TO the others. According to
the Times, the governor pompously
informed Miss Rogers: II am Cole
Blease. the governor of South Caro-
lima. I've got a right to buy o ticket
any time | cali for ii and you've got
TO sell IL to me. ri write about YOU
to the superintendent of your 0
road, which I would not ride on un-
less ! had to-"
The governor denies the story.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
NO TRACE FOUND
Of MISSING GIRL
REIREANT HUSBAND Is TAKEN
HOME To FACE HEART
RROk ZEN WIFE.

Although every detective and po-
iceman on duty in Richmond yes
terday searched for pretty, seven
teen-Year-old Mamie Weakley. who
left her fathers home st Madison
Courthouse 20 elope with her brother
in-law. Shelton Nichols. nineteen
years old, who deserted hts wife and
two babies to run away with his
wtfes youngest sister. no trace Of the
missing girl vas found and at a late
hour last night the police arrived at
b conclusion that she had left this
city.
Shelton Nichols. who was arrested
BY Detectives Krengal and Bryant
shortly after he arrived in Rich
mond To Join Mamie Wreakley. was
removed 10 Madison yesterday morn
ing In the custody Of county officers
10 face his he~art-braken wife, who
II " Years his senior, and his irate
fatner-in-law. Henderson Weakley. a
well known farmer and distiiler OF
Madison.
Nichols admitted n the police that
he a given the girl s25 and in
etrueted her 10 obtain a room in The
nearest boarding house tn Flha sta
tfna. He said he had told the girI 10
visit the station several times a da V
until she met him. Nichols was ar
rested before he met the girl and
she pronA bly, read OF his arrest in
1e~spap<rs and took flight.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
JOCkEy|NG
WINS FAST RACE
INDEPENDENCE SOY PAGES IN
2l61 f-2 BUT HIS DRIVER is
OuT.GENERALEO.

CLEVELAND. O. Aug. io-ThIs
was Murphy day at the Grand Circuit
meeting, Tommy Murphy driving the
four favofites on the card and win
ming two races, taking second money
Ia The $4,000 Ohio stake, with Bel
vasta, aud going the fastest heat Of
the ear in winning the first heat or
the free for-aii pace in 20 1-2 with
Independence Boy,
That race was the big feature Of the
day, Earl Jr., going out for the sec
ond and third and winning in S,02 IL
and goa IL. The defeat of Independ-
enee BOY was c~ieverly stage~managed
by Cox with Earl Jr,. Major MslIow
doing the real work, how aver. In set
each heat. Independence Boy came
through In the first heat ana won IN
II great finish from Earl. Jr.
In the second heat after going to
the three quarter In / 80 Ia. I~ndepeni-
ence Boy set sail but was rushed To
a break by Earl. Jr. In the third heal
Major Mailow took the PAGERS to the
three~quarters in 1;24. there giving
place to Earl. Jr,. and Independence
Boy for a fight Ia the wire.
Geer's Anytl went lame In a work
out to-day and was drawn from the
Ohio stake. in which he was favarite.
Belyasia. second choice. was far back
when Louis Forest tool the first heat
In - % Id but won the second heat
IN the same time.
In the third heat. Stroller won in
9 o. a. Louis Forrest won the last
two heats,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
Personal BRIEFS FROM
FREDERICKSBURG

Especial - The Richmond Nireinian.)
TREpEn1CKSRrnG. pA. &ue. ~.
Mrs. II, It. 3ouidman left Wednes-
day for All extended trip 10 Canada
n Northern United States
Rev. and Mrs. " r. Elmer. OF Bal
tfrnore. are the guests of Mr., j. -.
Eletsht ana family. j., -e
Mr.. spofswood Hall. Of Lynchburg.
ts visiting friends In this city,
Mrs. Carrie Dean, Of this city. has
been appointed housek eeper for Ma
rion Seminary, Of Marion. Ala Mrs
Dean has sold her residence here 10
Mr., John l., Carter, OF sputsyivanIa.
and viii in the near future move to
her new home In Marion,
Rev. J. II, Jacobs. OF the Methodist
church, Is attending n Bible institute
being held at Great Fails, Va, near
Washington.
Mr. Robert q. Norris. Jr.. of Ian.
caster. candidate fer Democratic nom
nation for the House of Delegates
from the counties of Lancaster and
Richmond. was in the city Tuesday on
legal business, Al this time Mr.. Nor
ris has no opposition. there being no
other Democratic candidate for the
nomination
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
MANASSAS PLANS
PEACE MEMORIAL
III Al ENAN ROUND ISSUES
STATEMENT IN REGARD
.
TO JUBILEE.

Especial. 10 The Richmond Vir9iniano
WASff1NGfoN. II r., Aug. 10
Mr.. George g. Round. the chairman
of the Manassas jubilee committee,
has issued "a statement as an answer
to the hundreds of inquiries which
he has received regarding. the, .eveni~
He says in the decorations at least
80 per cent were United States flags,
although the few Confederate flags
that were displayed We're thoroughly
in harmony with the general design
Of the jubilee.
He explains. also that the reason
that the Confederate side was more
largely represented at the reunion
was because the southern railroads
gave reduced rates and the roads
from the North and West made no
reduction whatever.
1t is probable that after the set
Element or ali the bits there Will be
a slight margin left In the treasury.
but additional funds that may be
contributed will be used toward some
perpetual memorial Of the jubilee. A
bronze tablet in the public school
building is suggested, also a monu-
mental group at the corner of Grant
and Lee avenues. where the Presi-
dents address was made.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
CLERGYMAN WRITES
ARDENT LOVE SONG

ST. LOUIS. MO. August 1o.-"Oh,
let me kiss these rosy lips of thine.
ooh, let me zee those sparkling
eyes OF thine"
p Little viii the youth. strumming
on his banjo, dream that a. pastor
wrote these love pulsing rhymes. But
Or. Pedro llgen. pastor OF the Holy
Ghost Evangelical Lutheran church,
Is the author. E~loquently does DR..
IIgen depict the throbbings OF the
lovers breast.
"0h. let me see those sparkling eyes
of thine,
They are like stars of heaven, yon-
der bright.
And when the stars look deeply into
mine,
All there is light, all there Ia light"
"Oh. let me kiss those rosy lips Of
thine" run the song.
The words must, according to di-
rections. printed with the score, be
sung fervently with "Minore POGO
Mote"
DR.. Ilgen laughed when 1t was sug-
gested hat the verses breathed rather
ardently of love.
The songs of Solomon had love
as their topic he explained. II do
not think 1t extraordinary for me TO
write love songs"
DIR. Ileen has four more songs,
dealing with the same subject which
will be published shortly.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
HE|RESs BRIDE Of
CHAUFFEUR FOUND
ELOPTNG NIECE of MRS. ELSIE
FRENCH VANDERBILT rs IN
SPRINGFIELD, lass.
HUSBAND WITH HER
HANDSOME JACK" GERAGHTH
SAYS THEY HAPPY AND
ABLE TO TAKE CARE
OF SELVES.

SPRINGFIELD. MASS Aug. 10
Handsome Jack" Geraghty. the
chaueffeur ana his bride. who was
Miss julia Estelle French. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Tuck French. Of
Newport. who eIoped from hat town
Tuesday night and were married IN
Central Village, Conn, Wednesday
morning. are here.
They fooled scores Of private detec-
tIVes who were looking for them yes
terday and went to the home of JOS
eph II. Harris. a carpenter and build
CT, who liz a relative Of young Geragn~
~. There they spent last night.
When an interviewer called at the
Harris home tonight he caught a
glimpse of handsome Jack stand
Ing at the top OF a stairway looking
down. Young .Geraehty was smiling
and looked very happy.
Detectives Oh Trait.
At that time. about 10 O'Clock to-
night. the detectives hired by the
Trenches. who are multi-millionaires
and by Mrs. Elsie French Vanderbilt,
former wife OF Alfred G., Vanderbilt
ed TO locate them. This was one Of
the reasons. apparently. for Geragh-
tvs grin.
After considerable persuasion he
came down stairs and talked a bit.
No. we have not let our people
know where we are" he said. why
should We? Both Mrs. Geraghty and
myself are of fun legal age and had
a perfect right 10 marry. We are
happy and are both able to take care
Of ourselves.
Il am sorry that we have been dis
covered, blu really / am glad that II
was reporters that found us rather
than the private detectives, whom. l
heard have been on the hunt"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1911-08-11
SEARCH HERE FOR
MISSING TEACHER

Horton Simpson, former public
school principle In the National Cant
tai who fed from Washington moro
than q year ago after the death of
a beautiful young school teacher with
whom he had been infatuated Is stili
at large.
Chief of Detectives Mcmahon yester-
say saseGsce q sx.sssat from Major
sylvester, superintendent Of the Wash
ington police, asking that the search
for simpson In Richmond be renewed.
A former investigation here shortly
after the "dfsappearante OF simpson,
failed to reveal trace OF the man.
The death of the young school each
er"afda siaer disappearance Of Simpson
before her burial created a sensation
In Washington and attracted atten-
ton throughout the country. Simpson
Is forty-three years old. but has the
appearance OF being younger. He Is
FIVE feet eight inches tall. weighs
about $50 and ia slightly stout. He
has brown hair and eyes. "a fiorid com
plexton, smooth face. regular teeth
and is neat and rather attractive in
appearance.