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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1911-09-30
Iadic- 10 I.njo, DUCT shoo,.

The opening OF a." duck season to-
morrow morning on The lakeside pro-
serves at the Rio Grandp Gun club
means that boz the carry daWning when
tWrntN-hN, coz more khaki-clad MIN.
rods are Ftydithily creeping MkpWard
with gun boo hand aud murder ia
hearts. that e number uf the less bru-
lal sex will lee coaxng cabin fires ur
camp fires tn the proper stage for
broiliug ur stoWing tIr tender flesh
of the winged victims Di course lf-
ter the decd g.. done. tine a4.as.inatiou
over the poor ducks" have lost their
identity su far a. 90 render the most
COMMUNICATING aut-flosh eater raven
uuslN eager Co dctuur them And iu
the duck-catiug contest lUdI,s Osut it
udd'D usually win Tho prospect of
90 duck feast CO. be- rendered by thc
lucklrss hunter Who bags the fcwost
birds 5t the initial shoot. L. "a treat To-
which the plun members are looking
forward The coming season.
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t,o. Sor ,br MINSTREL SHOW.

The hi1ck-tHr' entertainers of the
high school have been prevailed upon
to rattle the bones ana wakcn tn"
echoes with hilarity again the COM
ing week Win q new program of
iokclcts. music and songs tho min
strcls that made the high school re-
ccptiun famous viii appear before
the footlights next Friday evening Ia
the Masonic Temple. The entertain
mcnt. objected 10y Mr.. GrimWpr. rs
to hc under the auspices ni Temple
lodge for the benefit of the Eastern
Htar. aud viii follow brief lodge
session of the Wom,u's order. \
dance aud general morNmaking TOR
thu attendants win follow the minstrel
show. 90 which the public h. extend
ed AN invitation
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1s Texas Games mu-l. aud thr cue
u.mpni ul Hu ,ltuurJt luncheon
WEI, tu, entertainment feature that
Kept th, ,uupanN uU "a bate hour
Those present v,r, U,t. \ D. Nu-
urk. Mrs Auu,k. MI ana Mts
TWisl Mr. aud Mr.. Adams MI
aud Mrs Curd Mcsdlw,s Stone.
Graham Iautcrduly. Hammond Mos
rr. FotubN Gabbort Mrsers " Par.
sons cleveland GUY Rich g. g..
Musrr. ,liftuu Gahbcrt Thomas
Loaraard orc q First George
smith. Dennis Gabbcrt. Bcr,ul,p Tam
dress. Misses Garlic Arthur Elal"
Kemp. LoVoru Gabbert Anna Hutch
insou Alma GRbbert. Frances Big-
lowe. Iodine Landrcss. N Gubhprt,
Boatric, Twiggs. Ncrna stone. bar
Hcy Twiggs Bonnie Twiggs Roberta
Landrcss. Gertrude stone.
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"I,nrprl. M.-N Party.

one of tho welcome parties ten
dcrcd ia honor of Miss Elsie Myers
was the Weekend fcstivity last week
when Mrs e. W kuuz Was hostess az
= PRETTY appointed and thoroughly
delightful afternoon function az which
the invites we're the intimate friends
~ the honor guest Forget nots
featured tin tasteful decorations, the
GAMES and table adjournment Miss
Myers was f,tod at a welcome break
fast Tuesday last at the home ct Mrs.
curtez Quickvl Tuesday morning Two
Informal froiics are ON the tapis the
coming week and two or three a. fol-
low fair week IN honor of this Albu-
querquc bells, lately returned from Il.
Louis.
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Mr.. slamm IIn,lc...

Notably a function OF intellectual as
well as social aristoCraCy Was the re-
assembly meeting OF tho Daughters
of the American Revolution this att
crnoon when Mrs Raymond Stumm
and Mrs. Newcomer were hostcssos at
the home of the former 10 the thirty
or more Daughters of the Lew Wal
lace chapter.
The proposal of many new names
for admit,ancc promises banner
year for the local chapter with thu
Increased membership that will no en-
rolled as snon az the genealogical ere.
dontials OF the memhnrs-elect have
been approved az national headquar-
ters.
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sheehan.Kelly Nup,ials.

Marked hy the impressive solcmnily
Of the Catholic church rites. the mat
fimoninl ceremony uniting Miss Ray
Kelly aud Nj ! = Shcohan occurred
Thursday morning at the o'clock
mass in the immaculate Conception
church only the relatives aud near
est friends OF the bridal couple were
present 10 participate IN the Joy Of the
hour and hear the responses made TO
Rev. Father 4 NJ Mandalari, ;. j,
who ofIiciatcd Nj and Mrs, Joseph
Jolly. themselves bridal pair OF a
month. acted as groonsmau ana ma.
iron of honor. The brides ceremonial
gown was an cXquisitely modelled em'
Dire of white cloth effectively offset
by black picture hat cmbeillshed
with willow plumcs.
Mrs Jolly was bccomlngly attircd IN
modish blue tailored suit
Following the nupiial service the
company repaired TO the new home Of
the newly WEEDS, a beautifully furnish.
ed honeymoon nest In honeymoon
Row. where professional caterer had
an elaborate wedding breakfast await
ing their arrival The rooms present
ed a fitting background for the festive
event. being handsomely garnished IN
white carnations and trailing smilBX
Covers were laid for six 1T the pref
lily appointed table and the new home
impressiyely dedicated 10 marital ie'
lioity Mrs Sheehan Is a nohly.horn
Missouri girl who has acquired a de-
served popularity esteem during her
Two years residence In this city ana
a. Il. 81 -.
cratic Tennessean, who Is now the
head of New Mexico commission
agency with headquarters In this city
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knIRlli. 10 ItIsl,rinin.

Listen To- the program outlined by
IT," local knights Of Columbus for the
coming season sunday, October ),
cXemplihcatlon of the three degrees OF
the order and banquet for visiting
knights the same evening Later ia
the month the knights viii hold a
brilliant function. complimcntary To-
the ladies'. which viii bcgin with a
banquet and end with grand ball.
ON November y and ., under The aus
pieces OF the knights 81 Columbus. tn"
popular playwright. Joe Bron will
stage the famous Inside Inn ut the
EIk.. WHO said the knights had re-
tired i.um tho social spotlight
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Mr.. Gnhhrrt Itntcrinln..

\ successful meeting uf tn, Ladies'
Aid society uf thu Central Baptist
church was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Gabbcrt GA
south second street The meeting
next Thursday afternoon viii bee q
missionary meeting. when "a FREQ VIII
offering viii Dee taken for Tho fund
To- aid iu the purchase eft lot for the
new church building Mrs. Board.
ili West Roma avenue. viii be- the
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Students Era,erni,ies Organize.

The famous literary societies OF the
high school were organized the past
week aud are planning many debates,
aud entertainments the coming So.
mestcr Tho phnOnntheans were or.
ganilcd Monday afternoon with a pop.
ular senior, Miss Alma Swaync to the
presidency The Criterion society.
formally launched "Wednesday after
noon with new corps ~ officers.
promises Ia make things lively for the
philomathcans The officers of the
Critcrions are. President, Misa Edna
MrChesncy. vice president Kenneth
Ralcomb: secretary, Miss Mabel Bar.
ton
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CHURCH AFFAIRS


Tho initial function of the season
ul the Ladies' Aid society of the Con.
uoaationai church Thursday after
uouu was q distinct social success. SCI
ting high standard for the many
affairs to follow during the autumn
ana winter rhe church parlors were
plcasingly Cmbellished with autumn
flowers and green and white stream.
ers, creating festive atmosphere for
he pleasant event During the after.
noon. when greetings were over aud
Mrs Elizabeth Bradford rose Ia sing.
attention was Immediately conferred
on this fayoritc soprano who rendered
a technically difficult sentimental
song In sweet voice The encore se.
lection was, u possible more pleasing
than The first. and both songs we're en-
HANGED Joy the sympathetic accompani.
continued on Page = Column II
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Five Hundred Party.

One of the elaborate events of the
week was the card party "Wednesday
evening when Mr. aud Mrs. Byrd en-
tertained twenty-five friends nt their
home on South Arno street Five hun
dred vas the diversion enjoyed AT six
tables In the midst Of beautifully dec
Grated parlurs where a profusiun of
pink and white carnations cxhaied
their sweetness. The luncheon. a.
which carnations were favors. was tho
triumph OF artistic cuisine Skill
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EmIncnt Iodgc MoInnn 20 Comc.

The members of the local Eastern
star are busIlN ongdsod Ia prepare
tiuu- Tor the grand lodge session to
convene IN this city ut the same tim"
the grand Masonic bodies assemble
the 18TH and iath of October TIN
attendance at that time ut the most
worthy grand msttpu COT tine worlds
grand chapter Mrs Alice ~ Miller
uf Oklahoma, will inspire numerous
formal festivities iu Tine circle of the
local chapter.
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Attention. Atlstsl

Are YOU Interested in The cause OF
advancing art' Are you anxious 10
Obtain hluerbboncd certificate 10
your own abiliiy1 Are you eager for
the First state fair fo bee success .
IT, 20 any of those questions. YOU read
this can answer 'ycs, then lend the
samples of your talent To the arr oX.
hiblt in The Womans building at the
fair Or f Won are prone Co under
rate the value of vou own work ami
consider it not worth while urge your
neighhor 10 make entries In one or
more OF the following departments. ia
each of which prizes viii be- awarded
To the most excellent exhibit The
departments are those OF oil painting,
pastel painting. water color painting
hand-painted china leather work
brass work. burnt wood work, quilts,
bed spreads, knitting croenet work.
embroidery. miscellaneous fancy
work and all sorts OF cookery IN the
department OF pantry display" IN
charge OF Mrs Is, $ Rodoy.
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rnc.hnr Clnh 10 re. N..cmhIc.

Tho initial meeting OF the Tuesday
Literary club after the long summer
vacation WIN Dee the entertainment OF
this exclusive society Tuesday after
noon October .. az thc home Of Mrs
" ~ Barney. Following is IA" or
der ~ program to 10, rendered, after
which social greetings viii engage the
members.
Presidents Address ..... Mrs Cristy
current Event. ...-. Mrs French
Observation-Disclosures. Mrs Hickey
Paper "Ucsults oi Napoleonic CON
quests .............. Mrs. Stamm
Travel Talk Vienna and Schron-
brunn .....s.......... Mrs. lll"ld
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THO GRIND stnie mn.

Preparations are going merrily for
ward Tor the supreme social triumph
of the wear Friday evening OF fair
week The subcommittee appointed
10, The committee chairman, Mr.. %, \.
Matson IL comforting ON tho ablest
ways aud iaeans Of presenting a royal
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Mrs Julian StcA skal entertained
charminslN though entirely informal
H. Thursday afternoon. compliments
airy 60 an uld-timo friend. Mrs. sau.
dcrhurg who has mtuiy come To- this
CTS from Michigan. ana VIII reside
here permanently Tho iuvltocs who
had the pleasure OF meeting Mrs.
Saudcrburg we're. Mrs Warrington.
" \ Baker, sitter. Randall. ives.
NNc Martin. Spindltr
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iug ~ evening g1wns.
Aud the furore IL not confined to this
city but In state wide In scope since
there are forty cone mayors and tprc-
sumablyj as many feminine guardians
of mayors t. be- honor guests OF the
city fair week and attendants at the
MOntezuma bail Friday evening That
every detail Will De- given minutcst
attention ia the arrangements Tor aud
entertainment at the ball ~ assured
by the nmos eft Mr.. Matson's appoint
ccs. General committee. -. \ Mat
son. r y. Wyldcr Rogers, II - jam
ison, ElwoUd Albright. Reception
committee. j. H O'Riolly ivan Gruns-
field. NJ. f.. stern. 4 Is. MacGaffcy,
Felix Lester. l.. g. Becker or Belcn. 4.
y Rcuchan uf santa Pc, James Hsr-
vcy OF Roswell Floor committee. DT.
r. ]. Algcr, Charles white. David
Hosrnwald, " Emery Davis OF Bclon,
\. q. Ringland.
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Theatrical scn.nn To- oncn.

Thcaior hungry folk are impationtly
awaiting the arrival of next saturday
night, when. at . o'clock the curtain
at the Elks' viii rise ON the initial
professional theatrical for many weary
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I'VE Are Seven" Is the motto OF sew.
en- congenial girls who have enjoyed
numerous larks and parties together
the past summer. The seven were the
house guests of Miss Helen Ward a
memorable week In August and the
same contingent will he entertained
at house party next Friday aud Sat.
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The faces ~ society folk wear the
smile eternal these DAYS Of happy real.
Nation wnen castles in thr air mater
iaiise. small bridge parties are Civ
ing way 10 more stately affairs:
danccs of informal nature are pr,fac-
ing IA" season when grand balls viii
bring out the uoblost eNponcts ui
good form" aud suPcrlativc pleasure.
Heralding the approaching season.
proper were the card parties the past
week at thr HON, of Mr. q = R0dry
and Tuesday afternoon and another
Wednesday evening when Mrs Byrd
entertained quite the gayrst fuc-
ton. and most elaborate uf jhc month
was the Soul Mate ball last evening,
that brought ont a galaxy of SCOTS
lights numbered in the hundreds. who.
with their UHinitics cniovcd the hospi-
tally OF the Elks Tho new gowns
Keen at this ball represented the tri.
umph OF the modlsto's skill ana we're
gems of art In the late modes that
mark departure from thc fashions
of SEASON past the autumn rcasscm-
blieS Of Womans club. the Daughters
81 The American Revolution, the Tues
day club and several ecclesiastical 500
ciriics are bringing together the con-
genial spirits who are tu inspire much
activity In society the weeks To come.
No time IL to be- left for even the
tinirst dream to ht sHudwirhcd be.
TWEEN acts. for society. individuals
aud collectively n awake ana startine
the merry contest IN the chase fof
pleasure.
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lrdal hl MIss pnulInc posleI.
IHAn IImn,lrrd pnriN.

Plcasinely Informal and happy was
the ucighborhood party Wednesday
afternoon when the Misses Ncttic
Clusters and Ruby Clusters entertained
a. dozen girl friends at the popular
game OF five hundred
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son. Walter Disquc, oscar Gosch,
Ralph Kclchcr. Charles Nunz Ike Lit
trel. John Mckee. william McMillcn,
Roy Stromc. Bert skinner, T. T.
Schneider, John Ticrncy, William
White. W r. Shiplcy, j. \ Harlan,
Charles Weber. Hugh Carlyle. Bor-
dors. Frank Alvord. Kenneth Bald
ridge :. n Busch.
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hostess The mid-Vsek devotional
m.ctius viii occur at tHe hou,c az
Mts Duuer G1l NurJh Twelfth
street
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Mr.. aud Mrs. IandrcSS Entertain.

Tho farewell reception rendered oy
Mr. aud Mrs Landrces. the Misses
Landrcss and Mr. Bcrcnice Landress
last Tuesday evening "a their home.
ios East Central avenue, was one of
tho noteworthy and highly ENJOYABLE
events of the week More than rorty
guests were present 90 participate In
the last fcstivity With these popular
residents. who left the following
Thursday for their new home In Dal-
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The burning bush Is multiplied
A thousand fold today


A thousand fold today
The smile of God is ON the hills
the peace FOR which men praN."
NOT only the peace and content.
ment but the oXultant felicity of the
harvest time. the fmition o. all New
MeNlcos hopes thrill the hearts OF
citizens this memorable autumn OF
lHl2 The beuedictlon of divine
Father ana the commentator of the
human family aud sympathy OF Ma.
lure seems To beam from each golden
lod and flower OF the highways. and
10 be reflected ia the faces at appre.
cialive humanity Despite the contest
lhat VIII temporarily excite the poli.
llclhns, oi the new state. society AZ
large Ia experiencing period OF
heatihc JOY while its units are com.
uilngllhg talents aud plans Tor the
weaving of a brilliant fabric 10 endure
IN beauty and strength all the wear
aud tear OF succeeding generations
Feminine brains aud feminine charms
are the creative or inspirational
forces In the weaving OF this fabric
"a De- called New Mexico Society"
The basic design around which will
'lANi'l lif lNItiNNAtU measure
goups will be- the First Stale Fats Do
The tain with it, exposition uf state
resources its demonstration 81 ultra
culture In femme arts. tn be seen In
The Woman's building, It's attraction
iu the city OF the chivalry and beauty
oi the state the splendid setting for
the festivities In elite society. IN
lodge circles, In church and club re.
unions IL worthy ground work on
which the supplementary pictures OF
society may effectively radiatc TIL The
neat year when the central picture
VIII be- repeated.
Not only eminent New Mexicanp
VIII this year attend the fair In
thfongs bar numerous celebrities Of
the nation. shining lights In the realm
oi literature. science nnd politics are
to grace the First State lair with their
pfesence. Truly Albuquerque Is com.
Ing into the heritage she richly de-.
lives aud rom the material IN the
Duke City will the hon ton society ct
the state be fashioned
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months. The Barrier" nuded hy tho
critics thrpushuut America viii draw
% record house 90 see Miss Eleanor
Hobet lon tho leading role aud stcl-
lar compau, supporting her. Hut the
treat for thoatcr socrs viii be- but be-
gun with the production of Rex
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Ccon'inu,d on Page : Column ~
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~ function to surpass
m the preceding Monte.
III yuma balls. ana the
n expectations OF { h ~
7 guests 10 participate In
the pleasure Of the
evening. The arrange
mcnt committees, nor the
masculine contingent are
half 80 Ousily engaged in
preparation for the great
event az are the ladies who
make the 6all worth while.
These are merged to their
eyes la silks. laccs. pasamen-
tyric. ana The countless and
ngs' Necessary Ia the build
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-19

READ THE WORLD WANT ADS.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-02-19
Glass Factory RUNS
ON OPEN-SH0P PLAN
HALF FORCE is NOW Al WORK
--OFI1CIaBS EXPECT NOT
THE LEAST TROUBLE.

Under an open shop policy, the Tul-
sa Glass Company has reopened its
factory otter a week OF idlenoss. Gem
eral Manager Carney announced last
night that e half force was already
at work ana that by Monday the mum.
bcr Of men would be increased to a
considerable extent.
After the wulkout Of last Friday,
when the members Of the glass blow
crs' union refused to work under con-
ditions said to have beeon imposed
by the company tho shops were
closed until yesterday morning.
The officials Of the company de-
clared yesterday that the open shop
policy was working nicely and that
they expected no trouble with their
former employees. So far everything
has been qulot at the factory and there
IL no Indications that the situation
wll call for violence on the part Of
either the unemployed or the non un.
ion workers
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Copyright, 1910. by HAmlin Garland
tCoGtinucd from yesterdays paper
CHAPTER Xxx.


WITH THE AID or THE PREss.
Y ZEE VIRGINIA was now living q
romance stranger and more star
Ting than any she had ever
IL read. In Imagination she was
able TO look back and down upon the
Fork as If she had been carried into
another world1p world that was at
once prImeyal,/yet peaceful; a world
Of dreaming trees, singing streams and
silent peaks; realm In which law
and order reigned, maintained by one
determined young man whose poweH
was derived from the president him.
self She felt safe-entirely safe-for
just across the roaring mountain tor
rent the two intrepid guardians of the
forest were enCamped. One Of them,
81 Is true, came Of Swedish parentage
aud the other was native Of Eng
land, but they were both American in
the high sense Of being loyal to the
federal will, and she trusted them
more unquesuoningly than any other
men IN all that west save only Red
field. She had no doubt there were
others equally loyal. equally to be
trusted but she did not know them.
She rose to complete understand
Ing Of Cavanaghs love for the high
country" and his enthusiasm for the
cause, cause which was able to
bring together the student from Yale
and the graduates Of Bergen and OF
Oxford and make them comrades IN
preserving the trees and streams OF
the mountain states against the en-
croachments Of some of their own citi-
zens, who were openly, shortsightedly
and cynically bent upon destruction,
spoliation and misuse.
She had listened to the talk Of the
forester and the supervisor, and she
had learned from them that Cavanagh
was sure Of swift advancement now
that he had shown his courage and
his skill, and the thought that he
might leave the state TO take charge
Of another forest brought her some
uneaslness, for she and Lie had plan
ned to go to sulphur City. She had
consented to this because It stll left
TO her the possibility Of occasionally
seeing or hearing from Cavanagh. But
the thought that he might go away al
together took some Of the music out OF
the sound Of the stream and made the
future vaguely sad.
For the next two days Cavanagh
slept but little, for his patient grew
steadily worse. As the flame Of his
fever mounted, Wetherford pleaded
for air. The ranger threw open the
doors, admitting freely the COOL sweet
mountain wind. "IIe might as well
die Of draft as smother was his
thought and by the use OF cold cloths
he tried to allay the itching and the
pain.
with the coming Of the third night
Wetherford was unconscious and un-
recognizable TO any one who had
known him in the days OF the free
nnge." He was going as the wild west
was going, discredlted, liberated, poi
soned, incapable Of rebirth, yet carry
Ing something fine to his grave. He
had acted the part Of a brave man;
that shall be said of him. He had
gone TO the rescue of the poor Basque
instinctiyely, with the same reckless
disregard of consequences to himself
which marked his character when az
COW boss on the range he had set
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man like Caynnagh for shenn we'd
have tho murderers In two days He
knows who the butchers are, and I'D
like his help, But he's nailed down
here, and there's no hope OF bis get
ting away. A few men Ike him could
ciyilize this country"
Thcreupon he drew from three pairs
OF lips statement OF the kind OF man
Ross Cavanagh was, but most slgnin
cant OF all were the few words OF the
girl, 10 whom this man Of the pad aud
pencil was magician capable Of ex.
alting her hero and OF advancing light
and civilization by the mere motion OF
his hand She liked him aud grew
more ana more willing TO commum-
cate, and be, pcrceIylug IN her some
thing unusual fingered ON, question
Ing. Then he rose 81 must ho going"
he said to Lee. you've given me
lovely afternoon"
Lee Virginia was an too ignorant Of
the ways Of reporters TO resent his
note taking, and she accepted his
hand, believing him TO bc a sincere
admirer OF her ranger "Whut are you
going TO dOl" she asked
I'm going back TO Sulphur to spread
the report OF CNyauaphs quarantine"
Again that meaning smile. 81 don't
want any other newspaper men mixed