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The Washington times., 1912-09-19
WILL ASK WILSON
TO TAKE HAND IN
|. FIGHT ON TAMMANY
Anti-Murphyites to Insist on
Open State Convention
3D. at Syracuse. :.

NEW YORK. Sept 19.-Governor Will
son will be confronted with the New
York State Situation as soon as he re-
turns from his present Western trip.
Anti-Tammany men from upstate, who
insist that Tammany control of the
coming state convention will defeat the
Democracy at the coming election, so
far as New York Is concerned, were
prepared today to demand that the gov
ernor interfere to secure an open con-
vention at Syracuse next month. 1t was
declared that they intended telling the
governor that II he did not make It
plain that a complete progressive ticket
must be named, they will put a COM
plete ticket in the field, no matter what
effect 1t may have on the national
ticket
Acting National Chairman William
McAdoo and his assistants, Josephus
Daniels and Senator O'Gorman, have
already canvassed the situation, 1t was
reported today. They are, satisfied that
Murphy, through his absolute control of
the New York city delegation and his
friends in other localities in the State,
will be able to nominate anyone he
pleases. But whether they will inter-
fere to prevent the nomination of any
national leaders positively and firmly
refuse to discuss the New York stu
alton, and 1t Is because of this fact that
certain anti-Tammany workers, headed
by Thomas NJ. Osborne, Jacob H. Ten
Eyck, and others, were reported today
to be preparing to appeal to Governor
Wilson, as the national leader, to say
just who shall be nominated.
1t was reported today that McAdoo
had already been in communication with
Murphy regarding his intentions through
John B. Stanchfield, but with what
degree Of satisfaction could not be
learned.
The action of the national committee
In interfering in the New Jersey Sena-
tol1al situation and forcing the with
drawal Of John Wescott, of Camden,
leaving former Congressman Hughes as
the single Progressive candidate for
United States Senator, was cited by
knowing politicians today as evidence
mat the national committee would see
mat only Progressive was nominated
Tor governor here
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Department Mum
on Nolan Case

Officials of the State Department de.
lined to say today whether Harry E.
Nolan, who was arrested in New York
on a charge OF abducting a young girl.
hut who was latc- acquitted. will be
commissioned secretary to the Ameri-
can legation at Panama.
He is in this city, and will make
another attempt to see Acting Secre-
tary OF State Huntington Wilson, whom
he failed to see yesterday.
There seems to be a strong feeling
at the State Department that Nolan
should not be allowed to erter i've d.
plomatic service. Acting Serretd"y of
state Huntington Wilson showed con-
siderable annoyance today Tnen asked
to discuss Nolan's status. and said there
was nothing he could say about II.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Pyramid Pile acmcu. Has Made the
World Glad.

Many bad case of piles has been.
cured by just trial package of Pyra-,
mid Pile Remedy. 1t always proves its
value and you can get the regular size
50-cent box from any druggist but be
sure you get the kind you ask for.
Simply send your name and address to
Pyramid Drug Co., 446 Pyramid Bldg,
Marshall. Mich, and you will receive
sample package of the great Pyramid
Pile Remedy in plain wrapper. by return
mail all charges prepaid.
Save yourself from the surgeons
knife and its torture, the doctor and
his bills Pyramid Pile Remedy will do
It. and thousands of testimonials tell
you emphatcally 1t is the worlds rem
edy for piles.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Archduchess Elizabeth
Weds Count Hohenems

VIENNA, Sept. 19.--Archduchess Eiiz-
abeth, who recently renounced her rights
as a member Of the Imperial family,
that she might accept a man of less
tha nroyal rank as her husband, was
married today to Count George Won
waldburg Lustenau Hohenems.
Emperor Francis oseph and other
members of the Imperial family were
present.
The Washington times., 1912-09-19
Successor Is Appointed
for Baron Hengelmuller

VIENNA. Sept 1e.-The Emperor to-
da ychose Konstantin Theodore Dumba,
now minister to Sweden, to succeed
Baron Hengelmuller as Austro-Hun-
garian ambassador at Washington.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1912-01-07

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20

LONDON, Sept. ls--rhe sfnoisncy
Of the Aeropiane In war scouting was
90 well demonstrated here today that
It resulted In the abandonment Of
the Great British army mansuvers
before any battle had been fought.
The accommodating Of the aerial scouts
made the movements Of the opposing
armies futile. and the sham engage
ment which was to have taken place
In East Anglica was dropped ~ I'm
possible OF accomplishment In ACTUAL
war.
King George. who followed tho
maneuvers all day. was disappointed
by not seeing general engagement
terminate the operations. The ac-
tual result OF the maneuvsrs n 4
draw. neither side having any sdyan-
tags Of position The aeropIsnes
bringing uews OF the snAmy's move
meuts zach minute to the respeotfvs
commanders, caused constant chauxes
In tactics.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
Health and Beauty HELPS
BY MRS. NAE MARTIN

, with deistone paste with wat1r r,tv
enoush deiatons TO cover the hairs An
ply ana In two or three rninutee -.
move ana wash the skin. This removes
skin smooth and clear.
Ester: Apply pyroxin to lash-roots
wsn numb and foreAnger and your
Ey"Sro~. vii III grow long and curly.
na slossy by rubbing on pyroxin with
nnger- end. he careful and don't rst
psFoAin whore hair II not wanted.
MINNIE H.; A. you do not like the
, raea Of wearing glasses since they
a mate v you .r look g much older. why
. good eye-tonic7 II you viii ret an
ounce Of crystos. dissolve 1t In = mint
of water, you viii have an sye-remedy
that VIII prove very refreshing and
zach eye two or three times n dsy AN
! am sure Il will do your eyes 4 world
OF Eooa II will not smAft Yhs avs
! nnd 1t excellent for dull. tired, waosry
eyes, ana great aid even to those who
have 10 wear glasses.
Victoria: A. long a. your blood in
loaded with impuritiss those fmpuri-
ties will be forced through your AKIN.
and the application of external
4wHscuieb viii 90 no lasting good, for
they do not reach the cause. Dissolve
one ounce of kardene and one half cup
ful OF sugar In one-half pint OF alcohol
mot whfskeyD, then add hot water to
mako full quart. and you will have
enough inexpensive, old fashioned
remedy to rid your blood OF itnpurtties.
stimulate your liver and correct your
digestion. Take a tablespoonful before
each meal and your sallow skin win
again take on that heautiful color
nature intended you to have. Your cir
cuiAtion ana general hsaith will Inn
prove. and the sores, blotrhss. rednAss
and other eruptfons viii cease to trou-
BILE you. No better general system
tonic can b MAIDS thsu by FOLLOWING
this kardene recipe. Try II ana ret
rid of that run down" feeling
Josephine: In treating your scalp
fur uAndTuf, 1t IL KecAa6Ary 10 keep II
- clean - possibls. Shampoo frseiy
and - often ~ you nssd IL but never
use SOAP or . s0ap.Jelly. ~ the ''fPUo'.
alkAN will make your hair dull. lifolass
and your a0Alp hArah ehampoo Nfkk
. teaspoonful Of canthrOx dtssOlvel IN
cup of hot water; then rinse In dear
water. You Will fn1 thts EonaNrful
shampoo; i gill pua new life 1nt6 yeur
shampoo wiIl Il iathes frpsly. dries
quickly wttheut strsAkine. SAD leaves
the hair iustrOaA Au8y Ana AAsy 10 10
W. Aftef ~ hair ~ dsy aeely the
sAas tents feeemm4ads1 - Nh y y.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
TAKE THE ELEVATOR"

gAfdsd the incident q cloeAd. ard
two days lAtsr Miss Myrtle was SAINT
to the country on visit
Mr.. Lincoln didn't regard the Incl.
dent that way, however. He had bAen
called bad man and wfven the collar
by ths police. Two days later he boz
gan suit for $4,000 damages. and
also started for the country. He mad
been commissioned to design . villa
Who can doubt that Fan seat btm
into that elevator? Again. II u platn
to where Mira Myrtle NADon, visit
ing her schoolgirl friend. wa p1Ylng
. visit. When they INST, which tney
were bound to do sooner or later.
they did not recognise each other.
There was no screaming on the part
Of the 8iri. and the personal locks
Of the architect did not cause hef to
regard him ~ bad naan-
II two young ladies are waAdefing
around the fields il the. c0uatfv--
swinging IN hammocks- 0ullfns 6ow-
ers--paddling In brooks ana hAXing
a lovely time gsnsrally--And Il An
architect 10 looking for the bsst site
to erect q villa 70 haFnAeAaee With
the surrounding landscape and has
romantic ideas, II isn't much of =
task for Fate 10 bring about i resst-
ing. an Introduction and all that Il
couldn't be called love ct nrst sight.
because there was the elevator epi-
sode. but m4etinGD In the Eiocm
shouldn't be allowed 70 count.
The architect hung around Cor \
week longer than he had hfst planned
for, and during the nsxt four weeks
he made opportunities 20 run down 10
aRAvenswood- every three or four
days. and 1t was only when m caAn-
ally mentioned that hA fBua& Be In
this city AT 4 certain date to attend
. lawsuit that Mias Myrtle sAiA:
why. I must be there. too.
MY suit In against 4 rich man"
MY father has been sued haeause
I got stuck In an elevator With =
bad man.
I am that bad mani"
You can't be. He glared 1t me-.
He muttsfed He sasesd father. The
police said he was tough one, white
you--you--"
IT took I whole yeAr for Mr.. Ma
son to make up hls mind about II. But
he did NJ last. ana the tko,000 law
suit was dropped Tor . marriage cere-
mony. He sawed h1 money ana
gained SON n-law. and has been
heard to brax about II a. q good
deal.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
MselZlenbury Mineral
Spsinga Co.
nselIsulsg CLisils c. Walsr
al nscllaahug III Wsi1


DAavflis, Va, March IL, 1876
Meckisahprg NinSsAl SPRINGS Co.
Cha1p C1y. Va
ure 70 ada ny teS1inontAl 10 the many
viiuabie onee which you now have f6f
two roeeeus; Ytrs4, out of the deepest
rratit,,6A or vnAt You hevV done FOR
me; ana second that Sthsrs simii4rly
afYiicfeA nay kAsN vhare they may
AcSe fcr upse6y ana permanent opso.
1s ven know. was eulsseing from
rhSursatold srtnrittes In one Of rs
wotea formA ana = my fashsr y =
phyntoina I aDpeu11ata the dtMeulty
Van vfli hay> n rsksin1 svsn the ply-
siciAns. 10 say nothing Of the. people
a. oeIisvs that 4 eAso Of this dissAss
csn be osrsA. have besn told ~
vcsss resadcnt pAysic1an. Or. J. c. Wai-
$on thnt n racofte6 my case before
IN. Tri-otsss Msdicai association.
which oonveasd ct ths wAits Stone
YIthtn onptnea. sc. and wAs NAtly
oontra dtGteA by one Of the leading sur
S.nn. a THE country. and told that
sn1n tnfnv wa a tfnpoee1Aslity: ana
n n = vsii-knoWn ehet thAt nearly An
~ Is. m~aioa1 auShoeatiss claim the
SemA that, aNhonsn . Ssw say .
cuFe = 10y ATTAINED.
fne foUnWane VAs my condition
vhsa arrived & your sanitasiusn
n"Sssv ~ e ~ tsIn ana out Of tn
stssS. ~ ees.l6 seS.ceiy move WITH the
"A y er,s1onos. ~ weight vas laS
~ns,n6s 49, ertremsay nsrvovA and
nc~1 saasp only : euneu portjou o1
- .asnt WIN IN - I could nei
sss.s sSsr ~ nv oafy position wa
~ :. ~ hack. W. very siad %
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
FEDERALS MARCH
AGAINST REBELS
GREAT BATTLE M IMMINENT IN
NICARAGUA WITHIN THE
NEXT TWO DAYS.

WAsHFNGToN; sept. 1s.-Unlesa
the Nicaraguan rebei army under
Generals Asna and Bslaydon surren.
ders to the federal forces within the
next forty eight hours there will prob
ably snsue one Of the greatest bat
tles IN the history Of the republic. &C
cording to reports from Minister
wsitssd to the state department to-
night.
The American representative In
Nicaragua Informed waahington TO-
night that the federal army, 1900
atrong. has marched against the re-
bpts snckmpsd between 0rlnada and
Nasaya and has surrounded them and
that the federal commaadof has H.
sued m ultimstum thrsassnipx thu
rsvoavt3cntsts with AhnfhtIGti0n M.
less thay surrender. A. ne gryern-
meat troops outnumbsr ths rsbsll
nearly two to one and are bsttsr
arneA. equipped and dtsctpfineA II ID
tAoasht sAAA battle would result IN
cOSnplste federal victory.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20

Bafrow---Hudson.
Especial TO The Richmond virginia.
NORFOLK, VA. Sept. 1s.--Ep-
worth M. e. church was the scene Of
a brilliant marriage at 9 o'clock to-
day. The parties were Miss Fannie
Forrest. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. r. Hudson. 6is West Raleigh
avenue. and Walter Wright Barrow,
of Farmville.
A profusion of ferns, evergreens
church especially for the occasion,
and at the Wedding hour rainbow Of
brides attendants brought out the
scene to climax of beauty and mag
nificence.
The bride. gowned a Morris
dress of duchess satin, embroidered
with pearls, and trimmed In real lace,
came in with her father and was
given away by him. The matron OF
honor. Mrs, BENJAMIN White, of
Greensboro. N. c., sister of the bride.
wore a white lace robe embroidered
with pearls. The maid, of honor.
Miss Fern Hudson, sister Of the bride.
wore chalk bead robe over bun
satin The bridesmaid. Miss Aileen
Akers of Tampa, Fla. wore a gilt
robe over green. The flower girl. Miss
Margaret Hartman, of Tazewell, wore
a pink charmeuse. The groom came
Ia with Paul g. Barrow. Of Farmville.
Va. his brother and best man and
was attended by the following
groomsmen: Frank Richardson, of
Richmond; William NJ. Hudson, of
Norfolk; Johnston Wootton and
Frank verser, of FArmville. The
ushers were Frank Baggett. OF At
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20

Mrs. r. WRINKLES ard ether marx
of approaching old age wnlcn nov
worry you are very common noWe~sss,,
you will not have TO worry II you ~,
+ follow this simple treatment; Apply y
YOUR face every night sreaseIese
crra Jelly made by mixing two tea
spoonfuis giycerine and one ounce ~
mozoIn into one-haif pint cola 1917
stir and let stand several nour r;,b 'i nh
cream II viii remove all dirt and AZ
cess oil from the skin pores ana IN
time you with not have a rouge
wrtnkied face. but q fresh smootn'
clean-lookihs skin Of velvety texture
also md this preparation excellent
for removing tan, sunburn, black eaos
freckies and large. pores in the SKIN.
Juliet: Yes. any one afflicted Win
sunerfiuous flesh is always at a big dis
advantage, whether married or single.
To get rid of that anoytng fat stop
at your druggists the next time !ou
are down town and get four ounces o.
water and take tablespoonful three
times a day ave minutes before each
NEAL, and your burdensome flesh Will
soon become cut down. The enect OF
tIceablc within a week, and you will
feel much better
To whiten and beautify
your face, neck ana afmb. uiesUANc tVAA
ounces Of spurmax in hNlf-pint witch
hazel or hot water. adding two tea
spoonfuis glycerine. Apply this lotion
freely and IL will tone UP your skin
wonderfully and quickly, 1t makes the
skin soft and smooth, and viii remove
that shiny muddy" look which 10 30
annoying 10 you. You will ind this 10
tion much better to use than race pow
der as IL does not rub of easily like
powder nor does Ii give ones face that
powdered look" ! fnd THE spurmAx
lotion excellent for removing and pre-
venting frecklen, chapping and rough
ness OF the skin.
Mrs IfyeaE- hair In &sttnS
SO thin that you have to wear false
hair you should begin 1T once . treat
msnt TO rid your scalp OF dandrun
which 10 the direct cause Of all scalp
i Ii II Afr 4tr6ubieb:f IT you VIII mix. to-
gether an ounce or Qutnsoin. one-half
pint OF alcohol tnot whiaksy) and one
half pint of cold water. you VIII have
a dependable remedy for your hair
troubles Rub this gently into the
roots az the hair twice q week, and II
viii destroy ths dandruR. stop your
falling hair and In time promote new
growth o. hair. This auInine- tonic A.
pliad rtgsalAriy Will mako your heir
soft. lustr0us and kssp Il from splitting
~ the snAa
MIA. The Suaciest and suysst way
~ Eo@0v1 heAr ~ SuDS from tAel VHan ~
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
BRITTON CAN SEE
WILSON IN STARS

f. f. Britton. associate editor nf
the Raleigh News and Observer. "Jc''
Daniels paper. and secretary Of .hA
national Democratic convention ak
Baltimore. who 10 In the city, said
last night that he believed the alee-
ton Of Woodrow Wilson TO the rSeai-
dency TO be m assured fact.
The very starr IN their course are
fishting for wilson," he sAid. and on
March I. 1919. a Democrat viii hs
inaugursted president Of thsss United
etatss,"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20

tAis CITY. NJ. lfontallss ,bsst man
win ~ Mr.. Aie1Ander noyd He!vsy.
u Gatonsvtifo, ana hi unheep WIN In
oluoA lfr. Ud1Ar w. Nenteii. Mr.. Zen
Astt Bisccs NesriA Nr. Chafias Nor
nan Bennett Mr.. Alan DoMen Cor
man and Mr.. ngbert singlsfon Mon
tell.
FeEsounls.
1tisa Anne Trayior v the guest OF
Ars. T. A. Weller In DAnville.
Mis- Henrietta Taylor ana Miss
Louise Carpenter, Of Clifton Forge.
viii SAN from New York for Europe
Saturday to spend the wtntsr At school
In Paris.
MrA. Edwin A. Palmer and children
have returned from the Rockbridge
Baths. where they spent the sum
mer.
Miss Gay Bear, who has been visit-
Ing relatives at Elkton for several
weeks, has returned to Richmond
Mrs Cary Ellis stern 10 visiting
friends at Ruther Glen. Va.
Miss M. NJ. Beasisy 10 the guest OF
Mrs. w. 9. Green. In Alexandria.
Mrs. N. v. Randolph will 20 TO
Powhatan for several days next week.
Mrs. Frederick Paien. of Newport
NewA Ia the guest OF her mother,
Mrs. George Mayo.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. Habisstcn and
Mrs. LAughorn Putney are making the
ideal tour Through New England. and
are now at Bruton Woods, N. H.
Mr.. and Mira. william Eutson. Of
Charleston, 9. c.. are guests OF Mr..
and MIRA. John willicott.
Miss Nancy sydnor has returned to
Randolph Macon collage in Lynch
burg.
Mrs s. L. Lawrence and daughter.
Virginia, have returned from Clifton
Forge, where thsy were guests OF Mrs.
r.. l.. Glover.
Miss Florence Gresta has returned
from Staunton, where she was the
guest of Mrs. H. NJ Glenn.
Mrs. John O. Miller ana Miss Lena
| Miller are visiting the formers father,
Mr.. p. W. Terrell. In Danville.
Mr.. and Mira. T. c.. Clements. Of
Jacksonville. Fla. who are visiting ID
Aiexandria, will shortly come TO
Richmond.
| Mr.. Henry W Anderson has return
| ed from Europe
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
NOTICE!

wanted expssiAne>d sAlssnasA % taha
from Ave hundred 10 theueaAA dol
far1 of this stock Of = c0-VpeF1tfsA
pAny has several special 1inNe and
ryMunsrAtiYe contrAG1e. otpAAy poei.
ton. good salary t6estAes SAFnlM9 -
your investment) - seleSuapu ct aAtl.
icy. AA4fess. with rstsreopse. ost4
care virt1ntAn.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
CONGO m ,o fs.,rse.

WARRINGTON. Sept. IA con-
ference was held today betw%nn Sps-
ciAi Assistant Attornsy-G General 0reGs
ana AasistAnt ATTORNEY. 1ssa ereI Fow
lsr. relative TO the courss the d-part-
nsnt will pursus n the maftsr Vt
the ruling of Judge Putnam. that -
cret sb1uiOn shAff b. 'hsid m takinu
tsseame.y u re case .sAlaN ne
Alr. 0raag said the tight Of appeal
from Jpdge Putnam'h aecislOu has
,bssp denied BY the court. but The a.
pArtnpept would act In anetASr Wy.
He declined 10 state whether NJ would
urge Tho attoynsy-genaral 70 ale N
's1n14xlt " bf6JudicS ~ pfevent 1uAoe
Rnt1em 1itttae III the trial 1t to
co.,, xho ua&fsr VIII ~ asalds1
wAea m. Wie1efeham returNe ~
washlnS sDn y tn aext 0exaes1 xaeta
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20

Mrs Harry Fahnestock was hostess
yesterday at an attractively arranged
luncheon given at her summer home,
Halten Farms, in honor IF Miss Char
lotte Peasants, of Wilmington. \. c..
whose engagement to Mr.. Edward
parr Bailey, of that city, has just
been announced. Miss Peasants is
q daughter OF Mr.. r. b. Peasants.
chief engineer OF the Atlantic Coast
Line system. -
The luncheon decorations were in
yellow and white and all suggestive
OF wedding festivities. Mrs, Fab
nestocis guests were: Mrs William
j. Carroll, Joseph WilIoughby, George
NOVEL;. Misses Charlotte Peasants,
Emily NOVEL;. Mary Mitchell, Jennie
Mitchell. Nondas WiiIoughby, Mary Fl.
Kerr, Harriet Heherton, Philadelphia
Helen Peasants. Wilmington, \. c.
Engagement Announced.
go Mr.. and Mrs Robert r.. Spencer, Of
Williamsburg. have announced the en-
EaSsment OF their daughter, Bessie
Lee. to Mr.. Herbert Wentworth Va
den, OF Chatham, Va. The wedding
win take place in November. and will
be celebrated at historic Brnton
Parish church in williamsburg.
Wedding Of Interest.
The wedding Of Miss Lillian Dorsey
Farnandis and Mr.. Arthur Cleveland
Montell, Jr. which promises to be
one of the most nota bic social events
Of the early fall season. will take
place on Saturday. October 9Th. In
81. Bartholomew church. Madison
and North avenues, Baltimore. at q
O'clock. The ceremony will be per-
formed by the rector Of the church,
the Rev. g. Mosiey Murray. Miss
Ia a. -
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-09-20
BY LAWRENCE ALFRED CLAY.
Copyright. 1917. BY the Associated
Literary PresaD

r,
,,o,, :,
oIo Mas0n so
5000 iooh
,.a LOIS o. ciass mere
snes gooo 70 marry a muhon.
such we're some Of the observations
A. Miss Myrtle Mason descended from
her auto in front OF . particular num-
Der on downtown street
Every one knew Ola mason, A. ne
was called. He was money LENDER
and note-shaver He owned the
building In wnfcn ne nad Ms once,
ana every year he swore on q GOOD
share OF his taxes ana lost three or
four tenants because ne would not
make improvements. just ut this
date one OF the two elevators was
dead. It had needed repairs Tor
ten years ana nAd nnaiiy stopped IN
disgust The othsf was about READY
to strike, but was still In use ana
bore the sign: Take ThiA Elevator. :"
Just moment previous To the en-.
trance Of Miss Myrtle the elevator
had been taken by young nan
named Homer Lincoln. He was an
architect just starting our for himself.
ana he had business on the third
moor. the elevator was there. Al
.o"S 49, WIG SNef 49, ~ =
He had stepped into the cage ana
waited. He heard tho rustic OF skirts.
caught sight OF . big white hat and
waving piumes and waa then Face to
face with what his architectural In
stincts told him was q sood,lookins
girl OF about twenty. Like the gen
tleman he was, he crowded back and
Savs her room and removed his nat.
Where, oh. whore was that boy
The time one has to wait In An
elevator seems three times A. long a.
wairng Il . soda fountain outside
Miss Myrtle moved about uneasily.
Mr.. Linceln oouehsd nervousay. An
elevator boy cannot % brou9nt back
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