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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-14

Wright are the persons In charge, A
group OF young ladies will distribute
favors
Mrs. Gabriel N. Wright leaves We'd
nesday for oklahoma City to be tho
guest Of Mrs W. G. A. Jonte during
the Aprills Fiesta. She will also visit
other friends among whom will be
Mrs. Charles II, Bentley who will be
there from Zacatecas Mexico. Mrs,
Jonte and Mrs. Bentley (Mrs Harriet
d. Butts) have both been guests OF
Mrs. Wright at her home and were
honorees at social functions given by
Mrs. Wright at her home Il will he
pleasant news to the friends Of the lat
ter to know that while she is In this
country she will come 10 Tulsa for
visit again with Mrs, Wright
The choir Of the First NJ. Il. Church
assisted by other musicians will give a
most attractive program both morn-
ing and evening Easter Sunday at the
church. The arrangement of the mum
bers were under the direction Of Mr..
A. Fowler who has charge Of the
music Of the church and the programs
are as follows:
The morning service begins at lO,45
o'clock.
Organ voluntary
March Solennelle ..,...... .Ketterer
Mrs, Culow
Hymn =, ..,.,.,.,,.,...C Congregation
Prayer .,,..,.,,,,,,,.... Pastor
praise Ye The Father" ... Gounod
Choir
Hcrlplure ,.',.,,,,.,,,. Pastor
Offeratory.
Traumeri ......,,.,, SChumann
Mrs. Clulow
VI Know That My Redeemer Liveth"
(From "The MessiahD &C.. Handel
Mr.. Fowler.
Sermon
The Credibillty and the Necessity Of
the Resurrection .,.,..,.. Pastor
Hymn .........,,.. Congregation
Benediction
Postlude in d .............. Fischer
Mrs Clulow
The evening service by the Sunday
school begins at 7:45 o'clock.
Organ Voluntary.
Tannhauser March .,.... Wagner
Mrs. Clulow
sanctus (Holy Holy) ..... .Gounod
Hiss Minnie Slfert and choir
Invocation
Violin .....,.......,.. Selected
Miss Helen Genet and Prof. II. d. Le-
Gron.
Reading ......,..,..... Selected
Miss Irene Haley
Hail Glorlus Morn and Easter Bells
..'.,. '.''',..,' .',',,..S .Stultz
Mr.. Thompson's Glass
Easter Day and its Significance ..
Prof, Neff.
Offeratory
Pilgrims Chorus ...... 80. Wagner
Mrs. Clulow
Consider and Hear Me. Pflueger
Mr.. Hartman and choir
Reading g.. ....,......,...S Selected
Miss Flo Thompson
Hallelujah .....,.,..... .Simper
Miss Edith Thurman and choir
Benedlction
organ Postlude
Allegretto ....,......,.,..C CLARK
Mrs Clulow
Miss Annls Flndman of Kansas
City will come to spend the Easter
hhollday with her brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs C. j. Hlndman.
Mrs, Joe McGrath OF st. Louis will
arrive next week to spend the week
with Mrs. Frank II. Young of South
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-14

Miss Annls Findman OF Kansas
City will come to spend the Easter
hholiday with her brother and his
wife, Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Hlndman.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
WALFORD TO TAKE
BREEDEN'S PLACE
Directors of Business Men Club
Elect New Secretary, to Be
gin Work February 1.

Charles r. Walford. Jr., son OF {. +.
W afford. clerk and supervisor of tho
ltichmond public schools. has been
elected secretary Of the business Mems,
Club by the board Of directors sue
crcding William Brccdcn. resigned. Mir.
afford Is widely known IL itch
nond. having been for The past few
months connected with the American
tobacco Company lie will come to
tie club during this week TO famil-
iarizc himself with his new duties be-
Tore Mr.. Btccdcp leaves on February
Secretary Breeder has accepted !.
position With the Virginia Railway
and Power Company.
Mr.. Walford was formerly store
manager FOR W. ID. Crcnshaw at Elev-
cnth and Main Strcots. ana for n
tin'c operated a branch store on Scy-
rnth street, between Main ami Frank
lin streets, lie VIII he formally in
troduced to members at an open house
The anniversary OF General Lees birth
when the club will be open To mem
pcrS and invited guests.
Ihcre We're number of applicant 6
lor tho position. In fact MIR. Brecdcn
Hcld back his resignation until the
poard lad In view Il suitable man to
take his place. The club has shown
Icmhfkablc progress under Mi Bree.
zen management. moving to hand
some quarters over the American Ma
uoh3l Bank, and increasing it's mem
hershlp from 2S5 10 about 600. y num-
Der or applications Tor membership,
are now pending. tho directors having
as vet placed no limit on the enrol
ment. IL being desired to make 1t as
Schcral among the business mon of
the city as possible
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
ARREST -FOUR FOR
|. SELLING LIQUO R
Police Use Marked Money III
Dealing With Alleged Blind
Tiger Operators.

On . charge Of selling liquor with
Out license. the police yesterday sue.
eeeded in arresting four men, three of
them being white and alleged walking
harrooms.
spencer Booker colored, was arrest
cd his home. 100 West Coutts street.
by bicycle Police Oficer Bolton who
caught him through the time -honorcd
trich Of aivins him marked money. a
colored "oman was sent into the
nPuse Win q marked quarter, and she
returned with n half-pint OF whiskey,
#flch Ei't turned ever to the officer.
Then Bolton entered tho house, and
here!n ftund about two crates OF beer
and about two quarts Of whislsey, all
OF which was confiscated.
Eooker's excuse. when the marked
mon"y wns found in his possession.
was that the woman had owed him
} hnd paid him II quarter on account.
Ihlh, 81 coprre. !a denied.
Later ia the day Detective Sergeant
Etllam and Acting Detective Atkin-
ron arrested Junius Barker. BENJAMIN
AtGar and Arthur Dutclr. all white,
hn Il charge o: selling liquor from their
ppfNe,s, riley were found on Locust
hilfy. ad when arrested each was
iouna 70 npve bottle of whiekey on
MA aiy
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
HIMSELF earle
GAVE HOOK TO TWO
So Jumping Jupiter Gets Sun
day Rehearsal With Only
One Man Looking On.
MORAL FOR WILLIE BOYS
No Footlight Glare to Dazzle
Those Who Yearn to Bloom
on Stage.

Jumping Jupiter" didn't jump to
Norfolk yesterday. hut spent the day
he and his company OF few ugly men
shades Of the Academy, where on n
dark and dismal stage voices walled.
tired feet did reluctant dance steps. and
Jokes and quips which arc wont to de-
light and convulse those in front. fell
upon tho cars of an audience of one
There were no "sumptuous" sets.
such MS luxurious smoking rooms,
eildcd drawing rooms and Hover be-
decked gardens on n lako with n steam
yacht AT anchor. and tho only props"
on the bnre stage were broken chairs.
benches as hard as nuils and IA few
dcrclict boxes. which an activs imag, :
nation changed into divans. easy chairs
and cozy corners
himself Carrie last week Eavo the
hook 10 two of tho male members OF
his company and took on two who arc
more of the song bird variety than
thosc who fell among the discards,
so yesterday no broke in the new
feNatious business. gave n few fancy
turns and twists to the whole cast,
playing no favoritce
"HimscIf" In Shirt sleeves.
sitting alone IN tho front" I'm the
back roW (Which seems impossible bur
Is truc). ! saw Jumping Jupiter given
from alpha to omega with ali lis friils.
but without It's furbelors OF stage cos
tunes. Himself" in his shirt sleeves.
looking moro thnn ever Hike :; very
long legged and humorous pcdant
directed everything, singing throur h
MS nose all the parts. dancing ali the
steps and rehearsinE .'business'' with n
patience that left The late lnmenlcu
Job standing like u statue at the pos.
never saw such an exhibition OF
good humor nor such an Example OF
SiSo and takc--cvcry body helped every
body else and not an angry word was
SAID. although ilounces went tho way
OF transEressors and more than once
chorus lady tripod. and crack
oit inc dust of the dirty stage. have
no doubt. however. that outward smiles
covered many turbulent Interiors
Like nm onsls in n weary desert. MIR.
lfoschnt tho composer OF MADAME
sherry and Of u. j." In part. stroiied
In and. Just to show how It's done
carclessly played few songs, mere
glance Of tire eyc-whilc the company
hard worked musical director sadly
smoked q deserved Cigarette.
II stagc-struck girls and long haired
| Willic boys who yearn for tho glare
or the footlights could have seen those
iun makers really saving wood yes
| tcrday, there would have been n mad
rush bhok to tho farms and department.
stores. with shrIll cries OF help for
the work those players struggled
through would have put strong men
and woncn down and ont
1t always looks easy I'M you try.
r. -.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
POLICE PICK UP
MAYNARD BOYS
Paroled After Being Charged
With Attempt to Break Into
business House.

Because of their tender years, Ray
mond Smith. fourteen years old and
Robert Wendlinger. twelve years old.
who were caught yesterday morning
by Policeman Brantley in the alleged
act of attempting to break into the
real estate offices of Casselman & Co..
on Seventh Street, were arrested only
as suspicious characters, a more defin-
tie charge. not being preferred against
them. Both were later paroled by
Captain Barfoot, OF the First District t.
in the custody of their parents. They
must appear In Police Court this morn
ing.
Both boys have before been in the
hands of the police. hut have always
managed to escape punishment on ac-
count of their age
Some months ago Raymond Smith
was knocked from Il wagon by street
car, and was SO seriously injured tina
his life was despaireG Of. For weeks
he lay in the Virginia Hospital. most
of tho time unconscious. Careful at
tention on the part Of physicians and
careful nursing saved his life. and
after n long time spent in rccupera-
ton, no recovered. and was discharged
as well from the hospital
The Wendlinger boy was very self
possessed when taken into the First
Station. and assigned two very good
reasons, IL they had been true. why
ncithcr of his parents could come for
him. But Ills father at length arrived
and Mrs, Smith came for her son Ray.
Jnopd. {;
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
RETURN WITH PRISONERS
ID. y. Walker brought 10 Richmond n
ChnrEe of Non-SuDport

Detective Serseant Wiley returned
Yesterday morning from Empcria with
~ " walker, who is wanted here on
charge Of non-support Walker states
that he has ben living In l-mnor,o
for twenty-five years, ana that his
wire left him seven years ago. re-
turning TO isiclmond. where they wcrn
married Walker has been married
three times. There arc no children by
the last union lie is forty-ninc years
old,
Policeman Johnson returned from
washington yesterday morning with
larceny.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
VETERAN EDITOR
FORCED TO QUIT
Dictates to Hospital Nurse Adj
vcrtisement for Man to
Take His Place.

After thirty ycars of business success
as owner and editor of profitable
paper. hopes and ambitions of life
time must now be abandoned ny lhad
Il, Manning. OF Henderson, y. C. III
in the Virginia Hospital hero, where ne
las sought relief from heart troubla
the woil-known North Carolina edi;o
has determined to surrender n creation
he has watched grow from an nsig-
niiiofnt periodical to n power In the
oomnulrity where 1t has prospcrtd
Lying on his bnck. Mr. Manning dc
tatod Ia his nurse bricf hut pathetic
editoria, which was published IN HIS
paper. the Henderson Gold Lea. II
fellows In part:
Hartod-An Editor. must give
UP my lifcwork---thc child of nv crca-
ton ard association for twen:y-nine
anxious and laborious years. Needless
TO say | part with 1t reluctantly. how
ever small credit the created may re-
fleet upon Its creator
when tho size and action of my
heart become reduced to normal condi-
lions. and that organ is made to be-
j ave itself and work nationally In
stead of running wild like a STATIONARY
engine without governor, l VIII be
all right
MI manning entered upon his
ihir;icth year as publisher of the Cold
Leaf only few weeks ago. Tho doc
tors teal him that he must remain in
the hospital for three or four weeks.
ana II may be six months before nj
RECEIVERS his health.
lip came TO Richmond about one
weci; ago. Last night he was reported
t'ie hospital to be gradually I'M
r:1'9ng.
Tic retirement of Mr.. Manning from
active editorial work is looked upon rs
. loss 10 the journalism of the Old
Ncr:h state. He hopes TO dispoae 81
! us pnNer by sale or lenSn
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
ANXIOUS TO HAVE
CLEAR
Justice CrutchGcld Will Ask Po-
lice Board Tor Additional
Men.
CAN'T KEEP OUT OILERS NOW
Four Doors to Guard, and Only
. One Officer TO Watch
Them.

Expressing his Willingness TO sec
mat he ordinance prohibiting the
ofkSrcro wiling Of Police Court and pro-
NldinS that only court officers. law
yers. others having business in the
court and those having passes issued
ny the Mayor. Is enforced. Justice
would apply 10 Mayor Richardson and
70 Tho Board of Police Commissioners
ipr additional officers. whose duty 1t
shhlI DC TO guard tho doors and pre-
vent oilers and curiosity seekers from
entering the courtroom.
AS II Is llow," said Justice Crutch-
heIu' nave only ono man to watch
the doors. and there are four en-
Impossible for Him to prevent people
from coming In, and often I ain too
ousy, as w;ts on Saturday. with my
docket 70 pay attention To the number
OF people throngipg in but If tho
commissioners or the Mayor will give
mo more men | shall be able to SEQ
thae the ordinance Is enforced"
Adopted Two Yours Ago.
Tho ordinance referred to was pass
ed and approved In March. 1903, nearly
Two Years ago. Little or no effort.
passage. was made 10 enforce II. and
u had practically faded from memory
Itccently agitation for its enforcement
WAS renewed. and the Police Depart
nicnt has announced that il would SEQ
That the provision made by law to
Keep the courtroom clear IS carried
out.
The object OF the ordinance is 10
prevent the Police Court from being:
a daily resort for idlcrs curiosity
seekers and the class Of petty Grim
mails who have been infcsting 1t. on
some occasions the courtroom is SO
crowded that the air is sitting. Pco-
pic with business in court have great
uiiiiculty In getting To the bar. owing
I" thr crowded condition of the aisles.
ana arc exposed TO all manner of con
taminati lion and disease 1t is to rem
cdy this condition that the ordinance
was passed and will now be rigidly
enforced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
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LIVED IN BLACKSTONE
Mrs. Bchce, Who Sn,cd Husbands Life
We'll Known In NirEinin.

Through 1. $. Epcs. of Blackstone
Va. The Times Dispatch has been fur
nishcd with the Identity OF Mrs. Mary
Blair Rice Bchce. wife of Charles WI
liam Bebee. curator of tho Bronx Zoo
New York City. who saved her husband
from death at the hands of head hun
tcrs' whilc in Borneo. Tho story OF
the adventure appeared Friday morn
Ing III this paper
Mrs. Bchce is tho daughter OF MIR
and Mrs. II. c. Rice. OF Blackstone. bu,
formerly of Charlotte county. she 4.
the granddaughter ot Judge Roger 4
Pryor. of New York. and Great-
granddaughter of Rev TheodericE
Pryor. p. D.. one of tho most noted
clcrgymen In the Southern Presby
terrain Church. The father OF Mrs &c.
bee was Al one time State senate,
from Charlotte.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
PREPARING PROGRAM
thnmher Smoker tn Mark Opening oi
IIiE Mineral ENhibit.

The executive committee Of the
Cnainber OF Commerce. which is CO.
operating with Governor Mann in
making arrangements for the opening
OF the Virginia state Mineral and rim
Der Exhibit on February 2. IS now nro
pairing a program for the occasion. ana
.oGn VIII be ready to submit :. ,onorr
Tor the Governors approval.
ono OF tho features viii be a smoker
az tho Jefferson Hotel At which i'm
Presidents Of all The railroads ran.
htnE into the state will he Tho rucsts
~ tie chamber. All members Of tSc
rha'nhcr win be invited to he present,
together with such others ;s tho GOV.
ttrn"r selects The Entertainment viii
ps almiiar Ia others given by the
speakers Of national aud local rcputc
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

W Ia AitStl'h@St " ~ 49,
his son. I.arkin w.
Sk!llit. had an
nouncod would be
given to the press
to-day.
You must not
take what Larkin
says too seriously"
he added. AT times
he is bushouso: lie
Ia what you might
call Il debutanto
politician, and he
hoped | would run.
so that nc could get
a few drinks. IL ]
run for anythin &.
son. 1t viii be for
the United states
Senate. and Til do
that very thing "
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

Murphy Charles 2. Petty, Lynch
onrE G. /. Coots. Pefcrsburg. Mr md
Mrs; ". +. Tunstau. Roxbmrv. II *
Wilkinson. Kcysvills. george 4 Car.
Ter, Dapville ~ l. Lcttwtch. Wraynas.
her9 arr. Thomas H. Walker. Gooch.
Norfoilt G 7. kic. Fork Union. W +
snShd' Fork Union T i. L Cav. Ros
Yoho' Freeman Epos. Blackstone
James Hardy Chase City
Hichmond-I 4 LEHMAN, Danyille
John !. Woodruff, Vlrginia
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Arrests YESTERDAY

LAWS Page. colored. vas arrested
yesterday on charge OF telonicusly
assaulting Robert Lawrence
George Gilbert colored vas arrest
ca on charge Of assault;ng Lucy
'ohn Adams. coiored vas arrested on
y charee Of Carrying a Concealed wea
ron. lie Vas overheard b. Policeman
i'elton 10 say something about shoot,
ing some ono. and was promptly ar
rested aid scarrhcd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
PRESIDENT WOOD TO NAME
COMMITTEES THIS WEEK

President Henry ". Wood. OF the
Chamber of Commerce, is now engaged
In preparing his appointments FOR tho
twenty-five standing committees of tho
body. II is expected that he wifi call
meeting this week for the purpose
OF giving out the list. There are TWEEN
ty-ive members OF the board of dl-
rectors. and II Is the custom that each
chairman he also director. The NJ
teen old members probably viii re-
tain their places as heads of the COM
mittees to which they now belong.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
BAILEY STILL IN WEST
Went There to Get Man Who Is
Charged with Murder.

From all accounts received here
through the press and by letter. De-
tective Sergeant Forest c. Bailey.
when last heard from, was still
ploughing through the Far West on
his way to Seattle, Wash. where he
went to bring back a man wanted on
the charge of murder In Dickinson
county. Major Werner received q let
tor from the detective on Friday, dated
at Salt Lake City. Utah. showing that
the trip was not being made OH schcd-
ule time. Violent snow storms
throughout the West have seriously
affected traffic. and 1t is not known
definitely here whether the officer has
even yet reached his destination. When
he left on January 5. Sergeant Bailey
weeks. possibly longer, as IL was
Thought hn1a that ths prisoner whom,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

| he was sent TO bring back might fight
cXtradltion.
Sergeant Bailey was dispa tched ms
the special representative of the Gov
ernor of Virginia and to help Sherirr
7. j. Fleming. of Dickinson county.
bring back Robert Callahan. Callahan
is wanted for the alleged murder Of
Will Harrison. who was shot and kill
ed five years ago Detectives have
been on Callahan's trail ever since.
but he managed to avoid arrest until
caught IN Seattle.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

so IT. is with
this suffra go uues-
ton. II looks as IL
you are going to win.
when. presto. !, rep
resontinS tho world,
beat you out When
J have the best full
hand in the deck. caR
YOU hope to bout mo
with a smallcr full
hsnd7 or course not.
Then let so this bis
question. Ny own
idea is that spinstcrs
are suffragettes be-
cause they arc spins
ters; married women
arc suifrapettcs ba-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
nIe Mcctinn in rchr,,nr..

Tho Virginia division Of the Farmers g.
Cooperative Educational Association
of the United states will meet I'm tho
assembly room of Murphy's Hotel. Feb
Iunry Z. s, and .. About 500 delegates
are expected. Tho purpose of the as
ISOLATION is to educate the farmer in
the use of fertilizers to the best adj
vantage and to discuss modern methods
In evcry department OF agriculture.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Mr. nrnnch In Ricn,,,ord

Blythe walker Branch. of Paris. IS
visiting his father, John T. Branch. at
Yves, Franklin street Mr.. Branch.
who was educated a, the Episcopal
liigh school, has been living In Franco
for the past fifteen years.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

sorry about inns. 100 l h"" - ~
escape publicity. have been stay 'ns
,hc hclr of Nish. and yet they hurl
mo again into tho limeiighi. object
I'm no train robbcr. who has served i
term. | want acclusion.
".rhnt Is quite true" said Nish VIII
lie has tried
Talks To Suffrage Club.
"Eow cut that out" said Bill ~
long as YOU live. never call me nv
since the FIRST OF the year nave hrP,
in the dark. only going our once, anu
Tint yesterday. when ] lortnreo ncio.'
Tho EQUAL Suffrage Club OF iichne'
rnckcr I did 80 only on tho promise
49,. no advance notices should DO
strung on the front of tho street cars
ond that female reporters would not
10 admitted 10 the hall. But don
mind telling you In the strictest con-
ndenco what said, leaving u 10 sous '
Judgment rs to how you may use H. u
at all.
"oh. the inee,ingT Well it was very
succcsstul--no rouGh-housc tacli'e, nv
nnnrchy or disorder. Being anxious
10 ,-iyn them q touch OF Jacksonian
sIrnnlicitv. rode there on Il mule with
ropc for bride and a meal sack Tor
:, saddle. which wax quite in contrast
with tho richness of the gowns. Bu'
,rs, 10, me tell you how the chairman
or chairlady. was dressed Shc "as
rowred In heavy white satin, inc dress
mndc With court train. The hod,co
wns trimmed with poin, lace. aha
bertha OF lace was worn. carc fashlon'
over tho neck and arms. and was
caught Mt tho waist with lewclcd orna-
ucnts Its two long ends formed ia
nanels over the skirt. Small clusters
of orange blossoms fastened the onns
Of the bertha She wore an ornament
of diamonds. n necklace OF pearls ana
n large crescent OF diamonds ana
pearls. Her bouquet was lilies of the
valley"
seems to me- like that IL brides
costume" remarked Nish.
Felt Like Prize Hog.
"a1avhe It was" the colonel replied,
"hut who knows but what she was
willing to be in case I asked her? she
didn't want to give me time 10 change
my mind While she Was changing her
clothes But to proceed. | was prom
erly introduced 10 all III the bunch.
Those gushing faces beamed OH me
from all sides. felt Just like prize
hog walking to tho slaughter pen, but
kent my nerve as I adjusted my vest.
Friends, countrymen and loved ones
/ began. as they murmured and sighed.
Won have invited me here. believing
that am with you, but haven't tho
elonuence OF Miss Spnnkhearst. even
Ir havo moro nerve Then suddenly
screamed: Did you ever sec Il suffra-
gct:c stop q street car? She doesn't wave
her hand like n fond mother waves IL
at her baby. She holds II up heaven
ward. looka the motorman square in the
eve as much as TO say. now pass. damn
YOU was afraid my language was
too strong, but sympathy came from
the Dumbarton widow. who smiled.
TELLS 81 In Poker Terms.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16
Grcnt secret nevenled.

gasped. Tho room
seemed to spin be-
fore my eyes. All
M once I saw n
brewery awaiting
by. 7 failed To flag
1t. And then. with
that simple answer.
this whole e'iffra
gette question was
revealed to me.
clearly. convincing
~. Strange I never
understood before.
But you didn't
tell mo about the
lady and the hem"
said Nish.
no" ELL re
piled, "All you
must do Is to havs
faith in me. Then
what YOU don't
know won't hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-01-16

said. Yes? Well.
let nc illustrate,
Mrs. G h p | rlady.
Suppose YOU and
the sister over
there In tho pin g
pong hat and l
arc playing the
great game. Sup.
pose it is IL Jack :
pot, and the deal
pa sses and passes.
and all the while
you sweeten 1t
with c h o c ola tie
bonbons, and then
giippose / skin
the deck down to
tho sevens. ] am
4 w.