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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-25

the watertfght subdivision of all mer-
chant ships The experts are looking
forward to discussing the poss1plnty
of making ships unsuitable. or, II
that is impossible, of providing ship
that will remain afloat at least twelve
hours after meeting with serious ac-
oi6eDt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17

Major -yil'c were scmi-ccu'onnial
visitors yesterday.
Miss Nyrl Cr,~~woiI. who has been
..~l'itE Nr~ Laurence Woebor. az
lin rove. is visiting Mrs H. Is.
ASHTON. OF Shrrrard
TIL" many friends Of Edward Nc.
Can Hrd. who underwent an opera.
i'u af iI' North Wheeling hospital
tor api' u.lcfti-. viii be GLAD 20 know
l" D. r"''iu- along as vel as could
h' expected
Miss Rose Hart. ~ Cleveland. is
-p"nIir- f"V da,~ with hrr
brother. Ltj" Hart. r. Eim Grove
Mr. Bpl'r- summers and da,irb.
iCr. MARY. az Colorado. are visiting
WIS. Laurence Wo,b.r. al Elm
Grove.
Mrs John DuHui.. of BolIaire ia
visiting Friends 90 Nc. Alexander
t"f I'N days.
IT,. condition OF Mrs.. James Fitz
q. RAID. 'i Film Grove. r,maius un.
Hanged.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
All Cream Passes Purity Test by
Chemist and Nothing but Fresh
Fruit Syrups Used Here.
bY.f-

Stop in at any Coleman drug store.
try glass of the soda being dis
pensed at fountain and you will be
more Than pleased-you will be- de-
lighted.
There IL a difference between pure
unadulterated syrups and the kind dis
pensed at the Coleman Fountains.
The cream. also. must be pure.
fresh and sweet. or IL will spoil the
drink
All cream intended 10 be used at
the Coleman stores Is Thoroughly test.
ed by n chemist
There Is certain standard which
all cream must conform TO. and IL
must pass the test or IL is not frozen.
No foreign matter and no adulter.
alton Is allowed 10 enter into the
creams and sodas dispensed at the
Coleman stores.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
eriefs and Persnnals

TIL" &. l. y B.h.D class 81 III.
kou't IS Point United Prcsb,t,riar
church viii give a lawn fer- W.dno-.
day evening ~ The home Of ] 4
NcCu'cheun - Rome, .- Pu,u- The
proceeds 20 Doe used for The b.n.,i.
OF the class.
Howard W'lkoreon. Of WooGeda'a
who has locn attending school n,
~" Caru"-ie School of Technology.
has returned home 10 spend ms "a.
cation
Leo and William Mccain. vino
nav" been attending -choo. 20 Oh.
niV"r>i'v ~ Virginia. iav. -..
turned 2" 'h"i- nom" 40 Wood r..
10 spend 'h" summer months with
their friends
Dora Thorp. az Elm Grove. '.s.
YESTERDAY To- spend few Wrek. win
friends ln Detroit. NIIDn
Irwin HoHrider. ~ Wheeling. las
moved INFO Mrs Har'reh's houec M
Elm Grove.
Mr. and Mrs Jam., fIarsh. a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17

Mathews German Lutheran church. Is at
columbus. o. ~ here he IS graduating
from the Evangelical Theological Semi
nary.
Many local Persons will attend the
celeb ration at Wheeling this afternoon.
IT," E'Uwood Giants ar" trying - ar
rams" q game with the independents 81
N"unaSVlllc. Tor next Saturday after
noon
Many loca, persons are lookiuE for
ward 9" the banquet 81 tSe local high
s.Hu.N al -ulni association TO he held al
a." Straff"fd Springs Hotel In tho very
near future.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
Connolly Funeral.

This morning at IL O'Clock. from
her late home near Clinton. will oc.
cur the funeral of Mrs. William Con.
nelly, who died early Sunday morn.
Ing. IN the thirty eighth year of her
age. lnterment will be made in
West Alexander cemetery. Her death
came as n severe blow To her friends
and relatives. The deceased was a
consistent worker in the Roney's
Point VI. T.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
NO EXTRACTS--N ADULTERAT|ON|
At C0lEMAN'S SODA FOUN TA|NS|

Another thing-the syrups used at
the Coleman Fountains are all made
from fresh fruit-no extracts used
and the fruit must be of best quail
ity.
During the month of June a box OF
Schraft's Celebrated Chocolates will
be- given away each day at each Cole
man store 10 Soda Fountain patrons
This offer is made to introduce our
creams and sodas TO lovers OF good
pure. clean. wholesome summer
drinks
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17

Yesterday afternoon occurred the
death OF Mrs. Jacob Busch, we'll
known resident OF Fulton. Deceased
was IN the twenty-fourth year Of her
age. and is survived by her husband
and three little girls. Death was
caused by tuberculosis of the throat.
Al late hour last evening funeral
arrangements had not been made.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
Fire Department Overhauled

The fire department OF Elm Grove
received a general overhauling and
cleaning mp yesterday by Town Mar
shall Butler The chemical tanks
were recharged and everything made
ready for an instantaneous run. Tn.
town building was scrubbed thor
oughly and the floors oiled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
MYSTIC Iocne hir,ts

Mystic lodge. Knights OF Pythias.
met last night IN regular session in
th"ir hall ~ Elm Grove. Compile @
ARRANGEMENTS Were made for the me
moral services 20 ne held IN the
near iuture. Aside from this ono
candidate was puf through nh.
lures OF III" order by the Unifor-,
Rank.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
For Satisfactory
Concrete Work call
The c. q. KIMBERLY co.
Schmulhach Building.
Bio lrprovcnent-

Many Improvements are heinz.
added hv The managers - n. POM
lar resorts AZ Wheeling park. The
scenic railway las been r.modeled.
new scenery having been placsd IN
the dungeon. Another great faafura
Is IN" swimming hole. with 100 hath
houses IN CONNECTION This pool viii
be th" largest iu this vicinity.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
West Virginia Traction &
Electric Company and City &
Suburban Gas Company's au-
thorized pay stations:

IOmlauy'e Oiflcr CORNER i'm &
Chapline street. Wheeling. W. Va.
llanh ~ Fulton. Fulton. ". Va.
Inc Firs' National Bank, Elm Grove,
West Virginia.
S'a'e Rank % Elm Grove. Elm
Grove. We-' Virginia
Pay your electric Eht. water ana
ElS bills AZ the most convenient pay
station. G. y JUNKINS. Treasurer
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
Hibbard Funeral.

Yesterday afternoon at $50 o'clock
from his late home AZ Stronrod =,
bridge occurred the funeral OF W..
liam Hihhard whose death occurred
SATURDAY night lnterment WAS made
III NrernWood cemetery. The dc.
ceased was in Tho thirtv-niuib var
or his age, and is survived by his
widow
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
Socialist Mcetino

Tomorrow evening the Socialists
OF Elm Grove and vicinity will hold
a big rally in Hands hall Just who
the speakers are 20 be has not been
announced. but those attending NAV
expect the best speakers possible.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
PLAY We'll Attended

I'm spitc OF Inc faCt that "ovcry-
body Is in Wheeling" the play given
last night in the Edgington Lane
school auditorium ives well attended
Al an early hour the auditorium ives
well filled. The pay. "Cntangling OF
Tony. was put on in behalf OF The
Buckley NJ. r.. church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
Mrs. Jacob Busch Dies.

wagon and CErriaEe repair shop. I.
McGlumphy. Overlook.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17
OUT-THE-PIKE
Notice.

Commencing Wednesday. June Is.
and continuing throughout the sum
mer. all grocery stores in Elm Grove
VIII close az noon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-17

ff'Hr.f o. m o. r r r- .
2 % q o. r1. sY~.4,e 70 fl, fI . ..
% O. n. Phone. Nat sfM adv
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

was hanging on to . strap In front oh
him. and Just for q little thing like
that, Mayme shook him.
Hes all right Mayme told me. I
haven't any holler on the way he tips
his lid. and he's got q perfectly eie-
CANT bow. but when sav him taking
solid comfort there, with grandma
pulling her poor old arms out OF their
sockets every time the car hit q curve,
it gave me Q chilly sensation about
the tootsies. may wrong him crool
ly. but I got the strongest kind Of a
hunch that n We ever went to house
keeping In q hat that didn't have q
gas range. II would be up to little
Mayme to start the FIRE in the morn
ing while dear Percival was getting
his beauty sleep. OF course he may
have been suffering from weak back
or nervous prosfration or eye strain
or sumpen.' said Mayme, but them
kind Of invalids always did make me
sore"
Then q man who is polite to q lady
before marriage viii be rude to her
and inconsiderate Of her comfort aft
erwards." said Aunt Jane Is that
what I am to infer, Melissa
Il wouldn't exactly say that. honey"
replied Mrs. Merrfvid. but I will say
that II q man isn't too excruciatingiy
polite before marriage. his wife win
be considerably less likely to feel the
subsequent JOLT"
Copyright. isis. BY W. q. chapmAa)
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

MORE CORRUPTION CHARGED
Ex-Hsuse Page Says Pawnbrokers Gave
McDermstt.

Wsshington.-In a dramatic state
,ent, l. II. MeMiehael-. dismissed Page
Of the house Of representatives. presented
10 the house lobby investigating COM
mittse . sweeping charge of corruption
against Representative James r. MeD~r-
mott 81 nlinois. for years he sponsor.
With intense eArnestne~s Nc Mich2-is In
p.<tsrs-su~ iAawa~x~. eerroasrHt<d the
sxs>gstssas u -. ~. NuIhAn AxAi~ts Ne
p~rssst. ssA made additional eharr~.
81 times shocking the committee ans
.pset.fers With outbur-t. Of profanity '
and slang The witness declared that
for years Ne had exrrted every effort to
support MeDermott. had loaned him
money. had helped him in his campaigns.
Nov. he said MeDermott had thrown
him down. and he felt he must tell
the truth. In addition 90 the charges
already made. McMichael- swore that the
Chiesgo representative told him that be
received $500 oat Of fund Of $4,000
rsised BY the pawnbroker- OF Washing
ton 70 oppose bin passed in the last
congress regulating Interest rates in the
District Of Columbia.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

prive the fat man OF his raw material
during sleep. and thus reduce him to
normal proportions
A very little experimenting justified
this conclusion. he says. and now the
Galisch method has been added to
banting and the other anti-fat modes
Of life DIR. Galisch suggests .he fol-
lowing dietetic itinerary for daily use:
First breakfast. bread, butter ami tea:
second breakfast 90 q. nj. egg and
a small tart dinner tl D. nj. meat.
vegetables. salad. preserves: after
noon tea "a p. M. coffee. crackers or
bread and butter. supper (no time
set). one small tart There appears
to be no quantitive limit for the mid
day meal. so the system really
amounts to the elimination Of all but
one solid meal a day
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
WILL DRIVE ARMY
WORMS FROM STATE
A q n STATION ISSUES VERY IN
PoRTANr BUILkrlN.
Within the Last Few Days the Appear
anee Of the Worm in the Four
Ceunties Of the State
Causes Anxiety.

Jaekson.-The following bulletin ha.
been seut out from the Mississippi Az
rieultural Experiment station at A. Il
NJ. College BY Prof r. ". Harmed.
The cotton worm has made its ap-
pesrance in several counties in hissis-
sippi- Specimens have been received
from Noxub~e. Oktibbeha. Lowndes ana
Monroe counties. Il s probable that
the worms are in many other counties.
The cotton worms made their first
appearance this year in practically the
same places as last year. They are
about ten days later. but this Is at last
tive weeks behind the crop Of 1919. The
worms have appeared in Alabama ani
have already done considerable damage
in Texas. In all probability the worms
will increase rapidly and the next gcner-
alton which will appear early in An
gust may b. large enough TO do con
siderable damage. II 10 likely that ev-
cry county in the state will BE- infested
before the close Of the season. No on-
can b. sure what these insects are gv
ing to do. but we have last years ex-
perience TO help Us Last year many
planters lost heavily simply because they
could not buy poison. The demand was
50 great that the supply Of Paris greea
and powdered xrsenste Of lead was soon
exhausted.
Last year experiment.. were carried
on To determine the value Of poisoning
for this insect. The poison was apple
twiee-August goth and August 30tA.
The cotton that was poisoned averaged
I.ais pound. Of seed cotton per 49,, T;r
cotton that was not poisoned averaged
only 70. pounds per acre.
The two poison- to Use are Paris
green and powdered srsenate OF lead
Paris green is an Old poison and j. vel
known IL is more poisonous than pow
dered arsenate Of lead and one pound i
usually enough for an acre of cotton.
II is likely to burn the foliage If ap-
piled too .trong Each pound should
be mixed with at least two pounds o;
flour-to make il stick better and TO
get il more evenly distributed over thu
plants Last year the per-ons in charge
Of poisoning the cotton wormast the eS-
pertinent station thought the Pari.
green was more satisfactory than TIN
powdered srsenats OF Lead.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
EUROPE WILL
KEEP HANDS OFF
POWERS HAVE BEEN INFORMALLY
SOUNDED ON SUBJECT.
Resignation Of Diplomat Effective Oct.
IL May Be Accepted at 0nce-John
Lind Establishes Relations With
Mexican Foreign Office.

Wsshington.-The United States gov
eminent has informally sounded the
powers and learned that foreign govern
ments generally will do nothing to en-
eArrass the peace policy OF President
Wilson toward Mexico and are inclined
to support it,
Henry Lane Wilson, whose resignation
az Ambassador to Mexico recently wls
accepted TO take effect Oct. IL. issued A
statement attacking the reported state
usnt Of the British foreign offic. that
recognition Of tn. Huerta government
had been extended after - had mad.
a eongratulatory speeeh' to the pra
visional president.
President Wilson read the amba-sa-
doris statement and was 80 incen.ed AZ
It's tone and eontents that he promptly
requested Secretary Bryan to ascertain
through the British embassy here whetn.
er the utteraner Of the British foreign
e.S ~ frpofer3 Vas eorrect. and ths
dismissal OF Ambassador wil.oa BY sum
mary acceptance of his r~~ixnation :.
take effect inmeaiAt<iy w.s s.1ss csu
sid>rstio~ " tks a1ninissr~tisa-
i Dispatches from John Lind. persan'
representative in Mexico of Presid~u
Wilson. Indicated that he vas, in %.
sonsi touch with FREDERICK CNubos, th'
Mexican minister Of foreign affairs. AMI
was preparing to submit the represents
tions of the United States on the re.to.
ration Of peaee in Mexico.
Chief interest eentered in the admin.
stration's attitude toward Ambassasior
Wilson's remarks concerning the British
government and the information that
European governments we're disposed e,
lend their moral support to Prssideuf
Wilson's policy.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

In estimating the sixe of the human
brain in comparison with the brain
OF other animals, we must figure on
not only the positive size. but the rel
ative. Were this not the case, man
would stand below the elephant and
whale, as the brains Of those crea-
lures far exceed mans In pos:tsv e'sixe,
while as regards relative sine they
stand so far below him that wtiie the
brain OF the elephant amounts to
about the fve.hundredth. and that Of
the whale to the three-thodsandth part
of the bodily weight OF these animals,
respectively. the brain Of man varies
from one-thirty-hfth to one-thirty-sev.
enth of his entire weight This shows
the immense superiority Of the human
brain as compared with the brains .
the lower animals
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
MISSISSIPPI JUDGES
EFFECT ORGANIZATION
PURPOSE Is TO SIMPLIFY METHODS
or PROCEDURE.
JsSgs nsnrse neciurE Of cettonvecd
fs the Prime Never for the Or
ganisation, and leads H.
Committees Named

Jaeksou.-The conference Of Mi.sissip
p judges 10 the latest organization in
the state and vas effected here at =
gathering Of q majority Of the circuit
judges and ehanceIlors presiding in the
II circuit courts and 10 chsncery dis
triets.
The meeting followed a letter Of in
visstion sent out some time ago which
had the concurrence Of the judges II
the supreme court at the instance Of
Judge Monroe McClurg of Greenwood.
The object Of the meeting was outlined
in keynote speech delivered by judy
NeCiurg, following the organization de-
tails. The main purpose is to simplify
the existing methods Of judicial Procc-
dur-.
The members Of the bench at present
holding office in Mississippi have found
by experience that there is virtually "too
much Law" on the statute books, snd
that there % room for improvement. not
80 much by the enactment Of additional
statutes. but By simplifying the rules
Of procedure now exsting.
Organization vas effected BY the elee-
tion Of Hon. Monroe McCiurg OF Green
wood a. chairman OF the conference. anil
Geo c. Myers, clerk Of the supreme
sourt, a. secretary.
Following UP the address Of Judge
McClurg, organization vas effected anil
the chairman authorized to appoint com
mittees to consider various topics con-
neeted with Judicial administration.
COMMITTEES on civil procedure in cir.
snit courts; Criminal procedure. equity
procedure. court rules and miscellany
are provided for and when adioarnmen:
time vas reached Chairman MeCiurx
announced the committees.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
THAW ESCAPES
FROM ASYLUM
DASHEs OUT THROUGH DRIvEwA,
As MILKMAN ENTERS
ATTENDANT is UNDER ARREST
wife. About Whom He KILLED SfanforS
White. sara That Duriug Her Last
Talk With Thaw Ne Thrcateued
90 Kill Her.

Msttsawaa \. N.-liary n Tbaw.
The slayer Of stanford White. e-ssped
from the hospital Tor the criminal IN.
sane here AZ 5if5 O'Clock SUNDAY morn.
Ing. A dar, for liberty through an op-n
gate, leap into the opeu door Of a y.,r
erful automobile that stood auysuns
outside, and a flight Ike rorket fof
Connecticut state line. 20 mile. awav.
accomplished his escape. sunday night
be- vas still AZ large. sad the hospital
authorities felt certain be was outsid.
the state. Once beyond it. boundsri..
lhav j. free. Only months. perhaps
wears, Of htisatiop can bring him back
TO Matteawan. and then onl, IA ono
eSent-that he b. adiudgri insane ia
the state to which he has fled
Five confederate~ manned the car IN
~hieh Thaw escaped. aud a big. blicl.
limousine. which trailsi il past the a..
lum gate he police have the dese-ip-
tion Of Thawi. eonfrierats-. anI the
names under which they registered AZ =
local hotel Friday night, aud arr seeking
them
The hospital authorities believed that
1haS had fled to the shore Of Long l..
land Sound and boarded a yacht waiting
with steam mp 10 rush 20 Europe
reward Of $500 for Thaw'. appf,-
hension has been offered by Dr.. 4. p.
{. hiro, superintendent Of the asylum.
Howard u Barnum. the attendant ~
the gate past whom Thav flashed in h..
break Tor freedom. j. under arrest. AMI
other arrests are expected to follow ia
the rigid investigation begun BY DR..
kieb
= will have to finish YOU to complete
nv 'ob are the words which froze the
blood Of the young wife. when. with an
almost maniaeal smile, Thaw addressed
her for the last time just as she hal
concluded testifying for him during the
White Plains examination into his san
ty now more than two years ago.
And what's more. he meant Il.
know that look in h~ face know
how remor-ele-- he i in what he deter.
mines to do" said Evelyn Ne-hit Thaw,
when interviewed after Aer husbands ss
ape.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
ADVICE FOR THE coRPuLEMT
German Physician Says TO Cut Out
One Solid Meal From the Menu
Tor the Day.

One Doctor Galisch. q German ply.
sician Of Rothenfelde. has devised a
simple drugiess method Of removing
fat. which. II the doctors claims for IL
are justified. deserves the attention
o. the laity. He declares that he can
shave down the obese man at the rate
OF two pounds per week. without In
any way straining his nervous sys-
tenn or heart. There is. II appears. a
theory that fat Is accumulated princi-
pally during sleep. and DR.. Galisch.
pondering this. in connection with an
observation of his own that corpu-
lent folks usually eat . very hearty
meal. came to the conclusion that an
elimination OF that meal would de-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21

Gevernor Names JOhnston's Successor.
Despite Opposition

Mont gomery, Ala.-Shortly after 5
o'clock Tuesday evening Gov. oNeal an
nouneed the appointment of Henry d..
Clayton, Alabama congressman, to the
United States senate 10 I'll the vacancy
caused by the recent death of senator
Joseph Forney Johnston. Mr.. Claytos's
commission was delivered TO him in the
governors office. the ceremony being
brief. Mr.. Clayton accepted the appoint
ment and announced that he would leavs
at once for Washington to present his
credentials to the senate He stated,
however, that he would not resign his
seat in the house until after be is seated
IN the senate.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1913-08-21
MELISSA PREFERS A SINGLE coor
OF MANNERS.

Mrs. Merriwid's maternal maiden
Aunt James eyes glowed with admira-
uoh and faint color appeared on her
cneeks. His manness are simply ex-
Quisite. Melissa she exclaimed. II
uoht think | ever saw such perfect
pohteness combined with such abso-
iute ease. | do hope that be will come
again"
It's the one best bet that he will.
dearie.' said Mrs. Merriwid. You
may set your fond. iuttering heart at
rest. He viii come again and vet
again, and then some more. but I have
premonition that he will ultimately
discontinue his visits. and we will
have to pick up our handkerchief
ourselves and open our own doors
with our own weak. incompetent femi-
nine hands
must say that like a man to be
well hammered" remarked Aunt Jane.
rubbing her nose resentfully. II am
aware that there is a modern ten
deney to sneer at the good breeding
mat IN my younger days was deemed
essential. and the manifestation of
which. In refinement OF behavior to
the opposite sex. was considered the
hall mark Of a gentleman: but | am
old-fashioned enough to appreciate
courtesy"
I'm strong for 1t too" agreed Mrs.
Aerriwid. "As Mr.. Stoxan used to
say. gentleman wants to cut out the
rough stun when he's around with the
skirts At the same time, dearie. I
am OF the opinion that there Is such a
thing as running Il into the ground. I
always insisted on poor dear Henry
Merriwid treating me with politensss.
] never let him sit down to dinner In
his shirt-sleeves even in the privacy
OF home life. and IL he wanted to use
any language untitled for my shelliike
ears he went down to the basement or
some place where wouldn't get any
thing more than the low. distant rum
bic OF it. II there was, a suitcase to
be carried when We we're travelling. he
was the porter. and I always got the
easiest chair in the room and the
white meat when there was chicken
for dinner. Henry was no Chester.
field, but | certainly had him well
grounded in the first principles. which
is about as much as a woman has q
right TO expect Of husband