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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Acknowledgements of this Sec
ton Of northern Wisconsin,, at a
meeting at MinocQua, organized the
Fish and Game Protective association
Of northern Wisconsin. Joseph Lucius
of this city, who was active in forming
the new league was named president
The other officers elected were: Vice
president, H. Warner, Sayner; .secre-
tary, T. Doscki, Minocqua; treasurer,
Fred Malloy, Sayner. A legislative
committee, consisting of Judge Aimes
of Minocqua, A. Radcliff of Woodruff
and ]. w. Oliver of Arbor Vitae, was
elected.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

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River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

acted very freely but
secretions were re-
tarded and scalded in
passage. ! was weak
and much run down.
"After taking 9th
er remedies without
benefit, l began using
Doan's Kidney Pills
and was completely
cured. l was going
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07
BRANDS Considerably.

HAS Biffels any favorite fiction?"
Eyes. And it's mostly about him.
SELF
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

MISUNDERSTANDING that stories
of wolves killing people in north
ern Wisconsin are prejudicial to
the interests of that section of the
state, members of the Wisconsin Ad-
vancement association are offering $40
for any well authenticated case of II
man or woman being killed by wolves
in this state in the last twenty years.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Green Bay-Because it is claimed
boys and girls have been using
the public library as a shield or
an excuse to get out on the streets at
night, the library board has decreed
that no one under sixteen years Of age
shall be allowed to visit the reading
rooms after nine o'clock at night.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Madison.-Fire losses in Wiscon-
sin in January, as reported to
State Fire Marshal T. M Purtell,
were $326,O6O, and the insurance in
volved $778,185. Defective chimneys
again head the list of causes, with AZ.
Eight suspicious fires caused damage
of $33,850. One prosecution by the de-
partment during the month resulted in
a ten-year prison sentence for a Mani
towoc man, Harry Gerke.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Stoughton.-Rev. J. G. Wade, the
Universalist pastor who IS at the
head of the scout movement in
Stoughton, has been asked By his con-
gregation to remain for another year.
A meeting of the church was held and
resolution unanimously adopted to
that effect. Mr.. Wade succeeded Rev.
N. E. Mclaughlin, now located at Mon
roe
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07
Browns Bronchial TrOches

UnexceIIed forrelieving Throat Troubles. Noopatea
Sample free. JoHH i. BRowE SoH Boston Mass.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Green Bay-Judge N. ]. Monahan
of the municipal court, in the
action brought by Nessrs. Zegers
and Van Rens of Allouez against Dep
uty State Fish and Game Wardens AL
brecht and McMillin, required the war.
dens to pay $89.40, the price of the
fish confscated and sold. The judge
held that the wardens should have oh.
tanned 11s cents pound for the carp,
as price Of two cents pound pre-.
vailed on the market the day before
the fish were sold.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

Gillett.-A resolution passed by
the school board absolutely for
bids smoking by high school pupils
on the penalty of expulsion. The
board emphasized physical and moral
detriments connected with the cigar
cite habit and the members were
unanimous in their action. The res
olution has been Endorsed by the COM
munity in general.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1912-03-07

through the critical period of a wom-
ans life at the time, and after using
Doan's Kidney Pills there was mir
aculous change for the better in my
health"
The Caucasian. (Shreveport, La.) 1900-192?, 1912-05-12
Ward Five.

Milton, JohnsOn-40 acres ne IA Of
sw IA section 3, township II, range
Is. State, tax $40. parish tax so. Con
federate Veterans tax .02, good roads
tax .02, interest IA, costs 1878; total
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
H0N0RS FOR SURVIVORS
OF STUDENT COMPANIES
Men Who Enlisted 10 Confederate
Army VIII BE Decorated by
GniyersitS.
tspeola! to The Times Dispatch.

tsDtolal TO The Times Dlrpntehl
Charlottesville. Va, January K.-pros j.
W. Mallet, head o. tho committee II,
charge o: plan. FOR the decoration by tho
calverstty Q: v!rriniA max, Juae Of tho sur
viTors % the student companie. who enlist
ed In ,he Confederate Army. is making an
effort 70 Had out The name ana address az
very one OF those veterans In f.w day.
ne VIII have perfected u report winch br
hoPes VII reach every nan who is entitled
10 'Ae hchoF which the university viii no.
STOW On the veterans at tho commence
ment exercises.
~. inazo Nitobe. p.esidea: o: tho Inperi,l
uh!Fefsity o: japan, Will lecture at the uni
veFs.'g next month. He will spend seve-a;
"eshs mere and Will conduct semiunru in
aaoitlon 20 giving number OF formal leo
lures, he is Jnpans representative This wear
on ile neT International exchans. nro,a,
aoIsHif foundation. a, present he &c i,c-
'u.'ne az tH6 Johns Hopkins University
huhloeE OF students have Organized q
o!ltiet Ciuo ;or tho purpose of dlscu,sInr
current political top!cn and kecpinr In 800
vim INC his events o. tho day al homs 81
anreao The club will meet twice non.h
ne io!lo"inB officers have bean .I.c,cs
L. n. Ramssy. president: p. p Homes yIc..
president; '" A. Adams. Jr. sec.etsry
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
weekly review OF Cotton.

New York. January ae.-Pricee OF
cotton have risen under the spur OF
home aud abroad. The continent has
been II heavy buyer in Liverpool. Brit
ish spinners have been calling freely
for cotton and In this country Europe
have been large. 1hcee has been ~
rush 10 get cotton for January ship
mcnt, export business having been 20
some extent held up BY tho recent
severe weather. The Lancashire mills
have resumed work Oh fun time. and
cloths have been in good demand ut
Manchcatcr. In this country tho ten
dcncy ~ the dry goods market Is
mcnt, none the less certain II rather
slow LII New York, though prices
sagScd for Il time under considerable
liquidation. Including no little selling
by spot houses there have lntter1y
been signs OF awakening large and
strength, which have confirmed many
In the low price OF the crop touched
in December as tina, henccforih the
that the weight Of even mammoth
crop is OF the market.
Meantime Europe i taking even the
OF the white cotton. which seems none
too cas-? to get \ noticeable WIDEN
ing OF the differences between New
York is attributed by some to the
fact that merchants are under heavy
contracts to, supply white cotton to
increasingly difficult to M s.>cn,.
Though tho interior receipts are in
creasing, owing 10 mildcr wcatta. at
the South the Interior shipments keen
pace with tho increase. All the signs
In the estimation o. many point TO an
Unsuitable demand from Europe, where
spinncrs are doing a good business
and apparently consider themselves
fortunate 10 be able 10 lay In supplies
at current prices after the much higher
prices Of recent wears. The lApcr Sit
uutiUn At Fall River has cleared UP,
10000 textile hands have returned 10
york In Mexico, and nj Lawrence
Mass efforts have not been abaujoBcd
10 effect an early settlement OF :ha
strike The Census Bureaus total OF
the ginning up to January iG-.II.5lo,.
900 halcs--is nearly 100000 bales
snallcr than expected. II Is sim in
sisted that with the ginning thus far.
roughly speaking. some 500o,o0 bales
In excess Of the quantity Brought Into
sight. II ia Il hazardous proceeding To
start u bull campaisn, seeing that this
cotton might come on IN" market with
rush on any good advance. Also
1t Is contended that recent rains have
put the soil of the south In tho best
conditions known for years past. and
t!at even ut current prices, to say
nothing OF higher prices there is TO
NkeNhoeti OF any decrease in the acre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
MAYOR IS DENOUNCED
Mrs Kelly Says Ii VIII he Scandal TO
Appoint Him TO JudEeship.

Louisville. KY. January 26.-Prac-
teal consideration OF the child Ia Dor
problem with reference to the common
schools was cnlivened to-day, when
Mrs. Florence Kelly, OF New York.
general secretary OF the National Con
sumers' League, addressed the con-
ference OF the National Child Labor
Committee. Speaking on the effect
of street law regulations. she said:
at is one OF the ironics OF our
American politics that the man who
deprived that bill New York law reg
uia ting street trades) OF all value for
our newsboys. and who has made 1t
impossible since for MS to get val
uaDle newsboy law in the State OF
New York, IL now proposed for a very
important Federal judseship IN the
State of New York. II will be a scan
dial and outrage Il man who has
done things 10 the working women OF
the state OF New York that have been
done BY former Attorney crul
Julius Mayer is honorcd BY our Prcsi-
dent with an appointment 10 a Fed
crnl judEcShip."
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
WILSON HONEST
And TRUTHFUL
In Interview Professor .Dabney
Says Harvey Incident Shows
No Wrong.

Charlottesville, January 2e.-Profes-
Tor flchard Heath Dabney. OF the Uni
reFslty OF Virginia. who has known
Governor woodrow Wilson ultimately
sFeE since they were students at the
University OF Virginia together, was
asked by d representative or the Prog
rese. or this city. to give his views
" me wilson Harvey Wattcrson cpl
s 500, ana uhhesitntingly stated his en-
hrc commence In Governor Wilson's
having acted absolutely as a gentleman
ana Or, man or honor ought 10 act.
., me mere fact said Mr.. Dubney.
ing writer docs not in the least prove
MIN to loe an infallible reader Of the
n ,Tiat heart; Those who really know
absurdity OF the notion that he could
possibly treat any friend with cold,
ueaTtless orerbearins ingratltudc. The
truth ~ that the COLOMBIA own state
'nent u self-contradictory. For he say.
mat the entire conversation was thor
oushly courteous and Kindly and
,hnt nevertheless, at the same time.
'Wilson's manner was 'austre' and even
tyrannous toward Harvey. Courteous
tyranny. or tyrannicnl courtesy. 10
thing Ing, hard 70 believe in;
mad himself said that Harvey waH
injuring Wilson by his TOO ardent
s aayocaoy: suTeiy; then, the COLONEL
in agreeing with him. Nor can any
one who believes in truth-telllng CEN
sure Wilson for giving q truthful reply
10 demand on Iiarvey's part for
perfectly frank answer 10 q direct
Iueetion. Those who know Wilson
know that he never lies or practices
deceit of any sort. 1t was doubtless
very disagreeable to him to have to
answer Harvcy'B questlon, and II liz
highly probable that no looked ON
oarrasHed when he did 30. Eut Wat
tcrson's Interpretation of this embar-
rasamcnt tyranny and inpratitudo
Ia simply watterson's interpretation
nothing more.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Pe!s.ug. January ,s--The ar-nistie. octsena
the government and the republicans, which
lie TO expire at o'clock next Monday morn
inE. probably Will be extended. despite the
Imperial tciet o. yesterday creating yuan
Shi Kali marquis. which evidently covers
rome court d.r!cn. Yuan undoubtedly .av-
ors abclcatior. and tho Chinese a-e cona-
dent tina, nodica.!oa vii! Tithou.
further lighting.
tn. throne reiterated By sdict yesterday
that l. .atended to abide BY the decision. Of,
the national assembly concerning the future
government. OF the empire.
Yuan shi ka!. however. to-day telegraph
eo W. Ting rang. Minister OF Justice in
the Re publican Cabinet, reque,tinE a com
promise a. to the method o: choosing dele
gate. to tho national assembly. and ,his
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
CITY COUNCIL ASKS FOR
VOTE ON DISPENSARY
Petition Against Such Measure ncinE
Circulated-Rircr Traffic
stu Tied Tn.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l

Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l
fredericksburg. Va. January 26.-The
City Council recently Offered "A resolu.
ton calling on Senator hIoncurc and
representatives, from this district, TO
present bill asking for legislation
whicS will admit of an election In
THIS IitE on the question of the cstab-
OF liquor in this city Tho city ls nou.
dry under local option rule. a petit
ton Is being circulated and receiving
many signatures asking that the Leg
islature do not pass such a bill.
Steamer Calvert, OF the Maryland,
Delaware and Virginia Railway Com
came up the Rappahannock River yes
terday as far as Port Royal in an
effort to reach Fredericksburg. Port
ROYAL Is twenty-five miles below Fred
crickSburg. The ice encountered there
was so heavy that the steamer could
come no farther, and left on the return
trip 10 Baltimore, whore It is expected
TO arrive Saturday morning. 1t Is
thought that the steamer will be able
TO reach here on schedule for next
Monday.
hold a good roads rally in Trederichs-
burg to promote the movement for
the highway from Richmond to Wash
inston. The day has not been definite
February 22 If the speakers desired
can be obtained on that day.
The congregation of Oakdale Zap
list Church. In lower Prince William
county, TO which Rev. ". g. Jackson,
of this city, Is pastor has decided
TO build a new house OF worship dur
ing the year 1912 by subscriptions.
An election has been ordered at
Colonial Beach on the question of
issuing bonds to the amount of $4,000
for sewerage systcm for Colonial
Beach, and $4,000 for water works
An election on this question was held
some time ago and carried by big
majority. but a new election is ncccs-
sary on technical point.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Tufi issue. Appeal.

"aehinEtoa. January S-The app..l 81.
sued through ordinary chennals having
'aiied toeiioii Response IN any way com.
rnen'urhte with tho situation. prestdent Tatt
To-Day pertona!ly and rs president OF The
American Red Cross. .en; out an spn.ai ,o-
funds to relieve the :anine-str!cken people
OF China
emphasizing the terrible conditions nov
existing In China, where million, q. human
beings arc no" facing starvation" tie pres.
!dsnt says:
In the name OF hu1anit? the Rcd Cross
calls once more upon the American oco,Io
TO come TO the relic. o. slater nation
"lta that prompt generosity which ha.
never failed IN tiEno OF 6Tna; eraorseacin.
Contrlhutionr should oe sen; TO stat.
REQ Gross hoard treasurer or TO the ,ra..
ureE OF the American National Red Cro..
room %i. War Department wn.h!n-,on n
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

age SO that. with soil fortiHo6
against droughts and another big acre
age impending. another big crop. may.
haEe to be faced, especially as recent
cold weather Is said by governments
Tor two years to come But the sharp
demand for tho actual cotton ehIofYv
from Europe Is the dominant factor.
pressure. Liverpool spot saies have
tmtteriy ranged from 10000 to $4,000
oaies day. On Friday pr,ces ad-
nahceo on btG demand, then reacted
partly by rho Waldorf-Artorda contin-
gent - - !.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
DRINKS BOILED MATCHES
AND HAS NARROW YSCAPT
T sp.c..l,s The Ti-n.,.pI,na,cb,

Cape Charles Va. January s.-outok "a
tninistrs'ion o: medicine wa. IN. only thing
that saved Mile Barber from death by ro!s-
oa!rE yesterday. when he found =. had
drunk She boiled eLsenc. OF boz o.
matches Barrier IS employed as wood.
cutter near Glendale and lived alone IN
slack built In the t!neerlnnd where ne
Rorkr
On arising he cooked ii, b.eak.sa: aad
made a Dig pot o. rot coffee. After driur-
Ing III, coffee he seized with sever.
painr, and fearing poisoning. .nvestlEatad
Ind POUND that boz o: rnatcheo haa ALLEN
into the coHee pot aGe had been boiled x!th
the coffee which h. drank
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
TWO SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.
separate Posses Searching for SeKroe, Fire
Into Each Other

Ml'ninston' =. G.. January N-scparats
posses OF citizens, who tonight went In dr-
.s.eh' dtectiohs IN search o: Two negroes
on!ce at Rose HILL y. c., and demanded
enrance o: the woman clerk IN charge
nFed INTO each other by mistake FOR The
HesEots !ate tonight. md 7. " Fussell
and Du!and Henderson, Seil known citizcns
o. me place, were seriously wounded TN.
wonnoing o. t~o o: the number apparently
ae'..oFhited ;hH posses. and The negroes
H"ec good their escape. The negroes vcrs
refused admiiihnce by the woman In charge
OF tho post-office " 100 81
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
COLLEGE REPORT
DUE ON TUESDAY
CONTINUED from first page,

education, and with legislation trained
TO exclude II forever. nc saw no
grounds for the rear that the proposed
institution Will at a later day assume
- cocducational character.
But il Is either coeducatio. or CO.
ordinate education" he declared: you
of 4 right denied Is driving the women
OF the State to demand higher cduca-
zion, aud they will have one or the
other in III" end"
Has Lessemed the Horror.
E:rpa liunton. Jr who took the floor
at the conclusion of p! Aldernau's
address. indicated at once tho modl-
fed spirit Of the opposition with his
lovely picture of the iuslitution he
hoped for lesscncd IL great deal the
horror OF the EARLY Rison bill. il did
not wAolly remove il. lie was I'm
of the opinion that the Bill went Tar
b"V"nd the resolution adopted by tho
faculty. ana exceeded even the ont
line OF the president.
lie rcpcated In Substance the argtI-
tnent % his previous speeches on frc
question, dwelling Oh the upuositjou
of at least thrce-fourths If the alumni!
ON the unwholcsome effect i, would
haNc on the genius of the university,
and on the ineNpcdicncy or tho plail.
in view OF the straitened condition OF
the States finances.
III support Of his contentious N.
read aections from the proposal lii
which, in his opinion, were in con1ict
with Inc plan Just stated By DR.. Il
derman
well write out OF tho bin who,
"ughtn,t 10 be there" said DR.. Aidcrs
man TELL us what you want In il.
lf there IL any thing in II when Il
rGpmSmant to my description OF co
ordinate education, we'll tako ii out"
Never Given Chance.
I'VE have never been given a chance
TO amend it., said Mr.. Hunton 1--WE
did not think u proper to offer any
amendments before We had heard from,
the presiden, OF tho university his
views in the matter and how he stood
on the question:"
Mr. lInnton saonnlidcd Ills address
with an appeal TO the committees 10
postpone action on this bin, in con.
sidera ton Of the adverse vote passed
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

coinpro;nise, Il adopted, may lead 20 an
assembly more or iess packed to vn,c
republic. The court and Yuan oviden,Iy a..
mutually suspic!ou,, and It IL reported ~.
un'os oi both have been Increased
char!es u. Tenncy, Chinese secretary o,
tho American legation !, ,,ocs.dfn .
Ranking TO oeservc Tor the LEGATION me
stability o: the republican movement and
us ieaaeTS MT. Tenney forrnert; wae FOR
e.Sn director o. education at PckinE ana
MS knowledge OF the Chinese language ana
ms e"perieace with tho native. especially
ouslhsn him Cor she .n!r.Ior
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
CompInIpt 7. p1I,d.

[Hpeclel 10 Tho Tlncs Dlspatch.l
Washington. January fs-Conplairt was
Nod to-day with the Interstate Commerce
Commission by the DRnvillc fNs.) Lu,n Der
and misunderstanding Company agan.t the
Southern and the Columbia Scwbcrry and
f.aurens railroads. 8, Is alleged that Tho Sc
roads have tor some time past made q prac-
,lco o! oycrchhrsinK complainants on aim
MONTY o. lumber from Chaplin. Waite Rock
and Prosperity, s. C., TO Danv.iIe An in
ycstigation OF Tho mnttcr Is Ashsd.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
THE WEATHER,

furccnst: For VII Sinia-spov ,r r,i,
IN NORTH; rain south portion SATURDAY:
sununE probably fair; moderate, VA,
rInb1e winds.
f"r North Cnroiina-f'aIr west local
rains cm~i nortio saturday. ,,,- 49,
central portion; sunday fair; moderate
10 -" 49,, "..,., GA .mv v,...,, -
coming NnrinbIc.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
Other Speeches.

President Mcconnell, of the state
Teachers Association was the first
speaker OF the evening. His long sx-
pcricnce with institutions educating
men and women at tho same time. he
said, did not lead him TO fear amy loss
OF tone or moral larsca from the pres
ence OF women at the university
The State Is suffering from tue
lack of we'll trained women FOR teach
ers.'' said j. u. Eggleston, state super
intendent OF Public Instruction. "and
We need just such an institution in
which 10 train them" He explained
that the seemingly adverse report OF
the E.d,rca ton Commission on the mat
ter was dictated solely by the strait
cned condition Mt present OF tho state
finances
The other speakers were Roosevelt,
Page and Mrs. e. II. Munford both OF
whom repeated In snostance theii
earlier arguments FOR the bill. There
are $4,000 women In Virginia OF tho
collegiate age, said Mrs. Munrord, and
not ono State-supported higher insti-
tuition OF learning to take caro- OF
those who want q college training
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
'E.d ii, break..a. aad
Forced 70 Sock Shelter.

Norfolk. vs., January .s-whiie cruising
around outs.de the Virginia Cap-s ,o-rtEht
tn. revenue cutie. nuondara gag forced 20
return 10 Hampton Roads The Onordar.
was 'earchiaF :or an unknown schooner re-
?ostsd IN d!strcRs. but van forced TO seer
,h.iier on account Of nerthv,., rs'e roY
aud snowbtcIIn.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27
child Burued to Death.

= TpFCVIdI 70 ] IIe 7 IIIIUS- lJlsPttICU. ]
D7nvillc. Va, January o6.--ln q fire
at the residence OF Robert Mccain, on
West Main Street to-day, while his
wife had gone to carry his dinner,
their twelve-months-o child was
burned TO death
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

by the board OF visitors, aud in view
Of the Recommendation OF the Viz
ginia E,ducatio Commission that
the present Legislature do not enter
upon the construction of "A college for
women. The earnest protest OF tho
alumni. he thought. ought to save
weight. Lot US have two more years
to consider this important matter" he
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-01-27

Only Ono .'BROMo Q,iSINE.n
That is LAXATIVE BROMO oIIISISE Lone
FOR the signature OF r. W. GROVE. Used RI.
World over I" Cure Cold in Ono Day. &c,
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1912-03-23

y = y = = y y
A GOOD MISTAKE
: How Cub Reporter Gets in =
Strong With the City =
Editor. =
Lawson was the greenest of
cub reporters.
Consequently it was Lawson
whom Lou Endicott, press agent
for the Merry Sindbad Opera
company, picked for one of his
most mastery efforts. The cub
was in the lobby of the Hotel
Stratford.
Awful thing upstairs. !"
What's that?" asked the cub.
Woman tried to jump from
window-love affair"
The cub snapped at the, bait
and jotted down the moving story.
of Vera DeVinne, song bird Of
the Merry Sindbad aggregation,
who had loved from her child
hood, and, being disappointed,
had attempted to fling herself
from a window. s..
Later in the day another indi-
vidual addressed the cub. Take
a little item please. Miss Vida
Meynell, 1923 Marlin avenue, to
Mr.. Homer Whitman, Wednes-
day, April II, residence of bride
Slap it into. shape much OBJ
: 1iged."
AS his days work Lawson
turned in an announcement of the
coming marriage of Her Majesty