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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

DR.. William a. Webb, the new presi-
dent of Randolph Macon Womans Col
lege, was presented to the student bod,
Thursday morning at the first chape
exercises of the session.
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Phone Your Want Ad to The stan
Main 244O.
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Won Can't Go Wrong in Following

the majority, and HEURICH'S BEERS
are what the great part of the Washing
ton public drinks. Purest Oldest best
doz MaerZen or Senate, s1.75 hager
81. JO). Bottle rebate, soc. Tel. w. 1860.
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$500 to Luray, Va. and Return
Sunday, September 21-S:15 a.m.-Balti
more and Ohio from Union station
Washington, D. c. Returning leave Lu.
ray pm same day. Delightful season
in country--Advertisem
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

Money to loan at 5 and so on real estate.
Advertisement.
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ReSinning Sunday, September Z. HAN
vEY'S RESTAURANT will open Sundays
at IL o'clock Usual inimtable cuisine.
1ith and Pa. ave.
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s1.OO to Harpers Ferry and Martins

burg s1.35 Berkeley Springs; s. Cumber-
land and return. Sunday. September q.
$50 am Baltimore and Ohio from Union
station. Returning same day.-Advestise-
ment
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LOCAL MENTION.
ANUSEMENTs TONIGHT.

Columbia-"Quo Vadis." a photo
dra ma. Sis pm.
Polo s-The Poll Players in THE Man
Who Owns Broadway" SIS pm.
Keiths-Polite Vaudeville. Sis pm.
Academy-"One Day" Sis pm,
Gayety-Rose Sydells London Bellies,
Sis pm
Cosmos-Naudeville and pictures
continuous show. ] to 1910 pm
Casino-Vaudeville and pictures
continuous show. 1 80 to 10:4O pm.
Holmes Pies. Toe. The Filings are
prepared in our own kitchens, ana Inc
fruits and eggs. etc. selected with innnite
care. You can always depend on having
dessert worth while whenever YOU order
pies of Holmes Bakery, loI 81 IN. NJ
Asst
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20
TWO MORE NABBED
FOR FL|MFLAM GANG
Local Detective Goes to Pitts
burgh for Suspects Arrested
in That City.

Two more members of the alleged
fimflam gang which has worked in
this city for the past two years by
means of the penny matching game
have been arrested in Pittsburgh and
will be brought back to Washington
for trial.
Last Monday. when John NJ. Geehan,
Edwin r. Daubney and Henry Wood
were arrested by Detectives OBrien,
Armstrong. Grant, Springmann and Bur
man. it is claimed they were planning
10 swindle Carl Myers of Alton, Iowa,
and who have since been identlfed as
the men who robbed several victims
here, the other two alleged members
of the gang Immediately left the city
and went to Baltimore.
The local detectives investigated the
movements of the gang In TINS CITY
and say they learned that two OF tnen
were stopping at hotel while the
others were in an apartment mouse on
1lth street northwest. The Two men
who left the city Monday were traced
from Baltimore to Pittsburgh, Wnere
they were arrested last night on COM
plaint of the local police.
Chief of Police McQuade OF PlttSpuISh
teIegraphed here late last night that the
men had been arrested. He stated tney
cave their names as Edwin Wright. aliaS
Golden and James Levine, aiiaS biahe
Detectiye O'Brien left Washington TINS
morning to bring the two men mere
To Face Charge Here.
II is charged by the police that the two
men under arrest lin Pittsburgh, with
one of the trio in the District jail no"
awaiting the action of the grand jury,
flmfiammed Fred w. Becker memper
of the National Auto Repair Company OF
1874 14th street northwest, and formerly
of New York city, April -.
At that time Becker. who had arrived
in Washington the day before, complain
cd to the police that he met man In
the Smithsonian grounds about 10 O'Clock
i'm the morning, and that they saw the
sights together This man remained with
Becker until about o'clock in the after
noon, when they went to I'd street and
MARYLAND avenue southwest. where they
met another man. The third man Is
claimed to have stated he was from Can
ada and was seeing the sights. After a
time one of the strangers suggested a
game of matching pennies. Becker re-
fused for a time, but later when his first
friend showed him money he had won
from the second stranger he entered the
game The two men secured S4o from
Becker and later left him.
He then realized he had been victim
of ..frame-up'' and complained TO the
police.
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Reliable Roof Repairing.

Phone Your Want Adj TO The star.
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in our manhood

manhood bright beginning but all must the fiddler
him him million paying Tor
dancing the playing who charging their troubles to
misfortune fate.
.. ss"s s::a.: ISM ss :: -Iba.l7qs7>~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1913-09-20

The Best Dressed We
Announcement.

n Washington wear CaWppeH ciothes-
So special worth So 80 southern Bldg.
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The DOlOrOuS WAY
By WALT MASON

grows he has hoof shoulder
thousand aches wrencngs all his weary
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Departures.

Schooner Charles s Roehle. gravel
from Norfolk for Salisbury. Md: schcon-
er Eleanor Russell from Alexandria for
Chicomuxen creek with merchandise:
schooner W ". Hackett. light. for the
eastern shore OF Chesapeake bay 10
make ready for the oyster trade: scnoon-
or Daniel. light. for Alexandria, en-
route To a river point TO load cord wood
for the dealers here; schooner Carrie
RevelI. for Alexandria shipyard to haul
for repairs; power boat Daisy. from
Alexandria for Pennington. Md. with
merchandise for dealers. canal boat =.
A Clarke. from Alexandria for a Chesa-
peake and Ohio canal point with fer
riliZar.
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JUDD IS CORRECT.

Judd Ward-Bill Purdy's dog bit
Lew six times.
Gene Woods-Lew's dog has a IL
cense. you know.
Judd Ward-But 7 don't think the
aeenso allo-s him to bite 4 man
moren once.
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Memoranda.

Schooner Earl Biscoe is due at this
city with pine lumber from lower river
point: barges Intrepid and Pamlico. at
Georgetown are chartered 10 load gravel
for Norfolk; barge Patuxent is to go to
Potomac creek TO load railroad ties for
northern port; schooner \. Won Nyven-
helm is on her way to Newbern, =. c.,
20 load lumber: schooner William X.
Huston is in the Patuxent river loading
railroad ties for New York on account
Of local dealers; schooner G. j. Ballard
Is at Potomac point to load for this
city: schooner Charles J.. Rohde has
sailed from Norfolk for Elizabeth City
y. G.. to load Lumber for dealers here
schooner Oakland is at a Maryland point
TO load cord wood for local dealers.
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Tugs and Tows.

Tug Louise for Occoquan creek. towing
lighters from District wharf; tug James
o. Carter. sailed. towing two coal-laden
boats from Georgetown for Indian Head
power plant and returned with two light
boats: tug Southern is reported on her
way TO this city, towing coal-laden
barges: tug Eugenia arrived with light
ers of sand and gravel from digging
grounds down river: tug Capt. Toby has
gone to Occoquan, Va. after raft of pine
piling for navy yard work. tug John
Miller sailed. towing lighters for Little
Hunting creek to load bricks for the
market here; tug Edith G.. Winship ar
rived at Georgetown with coal-carrying
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CHAPTER p.
MtsstnH.

RKn whirssd around - 49, Psssr
etark-Pst1 Quisuy smussd
and vsry musA - nAStss q
the atuatioA
- ''You nssdn's SAish." saaa -
that yos have any chance On sartA q
escaping my f0ud attention. Hugh. ru
90 70 The ends sf the earth after you
II you wosit ~ me 60 with YOU rye
hxsd u Up with Nelly TO walt for me
10 bring you homo Q wen man before
We get married; and n you refuse 70 be
my best MAXWELL, there won't be any
party. You can make NJ your mind 70
that" 't 80.
II was o'saock In the morning before
whitaker allowed himself TO BE- per-
suAded; fatigue reinforced every stub
born argument Of Peter stArk's to over
come his resistance. II was repetition
Of the episode OF Mary Ladislas. rscast
and rewritten. The stronger will over
cana the sanoaIsionS OF - .saner tuds-
msnt Whitaker save In ION. have
your own way" he said At isnEth, I'M
consciously itsrAttnS the words that had
won him . wife. IT II must be-
Peter put him to bed. watched over
him thrS06h thu. Sfght. and the next
nosnins sAsssA - o., - New Bed
essa. yhss ~ SsossasksaAsA ~ sss'
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essan0 . pvssrs WsAa ~ AAvsn-
tarsaA Beyond 1sawins heavily on his
bank and ssndins Drapmond Q brisf
soto WhisAsP faasA 70 renew COM
u,unioasiss VITA HE hon~ He sAnk
Into . stats Of ssm-aoathstso content;
he thought uttis q anythiug beyond
the 6ustAsos q the 0omeue; the prep
AraetonS ~ WeAt - WaD plsassd to
tern his ouoaRAl Ssuioo 0booroed him
- The s1o1nslaa q valn rspinings or
Anxisey "a IL tsAAi1 q his aAvsntitious
wHA He seSd ~ ~ Dat his disapr
psssancs he'd eanssd thS least ripple on
the srfass q TIE life Of New York:
the nswspapsrA q ~ svsnta. snghted
the oarcuusstAnoe unaninnously. 70 I'm
entire satisfa0eisA tN't
within he vssh - AAvsassrsss
sailsd. -,
She was ~ u,sasAs eat e pest be-
fore whitaks bsssa q - conscious
that he wAs truly occurred. There Game
. sraduA shicksninO q the shadows
that thrsAtspsd 70 s0ltpss his sxjstsnce
And then. ole day - thsy djnsd Win
me lonely trader Of an isolated station
In the D. Enusoasteaux IaIands. he fG1i
from his chair - u pols-Axtd. He re-
gained consciousness only - shtvse Win
the chAl Of the wind tha's teamed ~
the wings Of Death. N M tApoes1oAA,
to move him. TAe a0oaiAs q, ~
damned were bis when. WttA exquisite
gsntisness. hey t1fhsA ~ = . ~
~ n fln01nnunaAA, ~ 80
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Men of Initiative
" Astam Amsrk.w ~ Hsvs LsS6s AA1a y AsHss
49,. By Julius Chambers ~
oWsA MA - ~ ~ sAAsA - O ~ NJ TsA D0hs 49,
H.-WILLlAM MARCONl. Ortetnatov Of WIyeleeo.
rlenss ~ Asvs Lst0s AApus n

T.-WILLLAM MARCONl. Originator Of Wireless.
w sssd' sssis
w Nohammsd
"A1AA Ain0s n0ssoMoP
That hnndrsa Asoassauy soht8 OsO
Aeisat a without vrsA sse with Asrsdui
ises
Aass Ts1sg aas pa.seAe~ eeaas % travels -s sssu
sSAs
. ma
0ssvs1 - = ~ ~
~ sssssss sssaae ssanasAs ssDeA isnsssAy ssnas
AssmA
As1s.sA lalssa Ssa 9 q
AA,hS - h
sssstsAps
vnAssA v
VISA. ~s.As A.ay sv~n~ y sss.n,
~. sssanss-skdak
sssusasa ~
oasenoss
sssssss.s., = A.Ss.SsAiH Of
osvsuns.A ~ 1aA SaA0 Aaasas
NJ f esss - ss~v ~ - No. vsassh
sACs 0a1Aaas
vsAl \
soss He saAs ~ - 1fse ~ es native
Absolutely
have rsai ~ meeting Nm p.
Extending
he eassat sn. ssa soupsns ~ sss - vsss s IN vsA
this bssns ssuppsA
Al uzs hsusm ~ HsA0A
vail nnAnl
q
This what Seias now W ssrss.n Ne vas
S'oDtbtiuss' Al.
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AssAor Of -TAs Bress BosoI," 10,


down Further esnvsrsston would
have Seen dimcuit, even V Asy had
found much to cay TO one soothss.
Curiousiy o. not thsy dAn't
They sat On IN thoushttul eiOeA
relief when st length the train tAua-
dersd In from the nsst Srsathins
smoke and hamA
whitaker helped his w1fs aboard an1
interviewed the porter 10 her behalf,
Then they had Q moment OF two alone
In the drsWing-room, In whleh - ooar
summats what vas meant - b tAAS
hrst ana last parting.
'YeuT ct in Abort tv~" ~
whitaksa. Better kast slip asreO tns
street u Bsimont to-niSht Te-morsew
or the DAY sf'sr-vhsnsvee you fsea
rsstsd4-yoa san nnA vourssas mere ssiss
quartsrA"
"YsA" SIC saA
He oomprshsndsd semseAin6 e ne
strussle she W. having With Asssas
AG e he sS 10 .eo n ,,s su ,.sn...
tions he wovye have turned anl
marched OF without another word But
for her sake he unssrsd.
Let her have the sstisfsotSoa A. oaos
himsslD Of knowing that che had Zone
her duty At their isavs-tAkinS.
She caught him suddenly ~ Shs
shoulders with both her hand& des
syss sought his with . courage he could
not but admire
you know I'm sratsfui-r
Don't think Of Il that wsy-<hsash
I'm clad you are" he protested
You're . good man." che said esoe-
what broksnly.
He knew aimsslf ~ wsa - - ~
- reply.
you mustu'S worry abou4 ~ 80.
You've made thinss easy for ne saA
take care Of myself. and sha'nt eos-
get whose name bear"
He muttsrsd something - he s6ss(
that he was sure OF that
She released his shouidsrs and stosd
back, searching his face With tormsntsd
eyes Abruptly she offered him hs'
hand.
"0ood-by." she said. her lips auivss.
ing. "Good- by-sood frisnd"
He caught her hand. wruns Il efum.
silly and painfully. and realized that the
train was In motion. He hsd barely
time to get away
He found himself on the statiol
platform. stupidity watching the rsal
iishts dwind,s down the tracks. and
wondering whether or not hsuuc...a.
lions were . phase OF his msiaAy. 4
SICK man often dreams strange dreams
4 voice behind him. COOL With . tras'
Of irony. Observed;
-rA ovs . $50 ~ - s.sv ~
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uOin 70 new xoJ8 ~ helx.
past ten you might - we'll eatch."
She withdrew her hand. but continued
TO regard him steadfastiy With her snig-
matte, strange stare.
so" she said; oooiiy. shafts ssttisd.
I'm afraid you eouidnt catch -
earlier one" he svaasd Have you any
bssEagsr'
"Oniy my suit sasA n wonfs tAhs .
minute to pack that"
mo hurry" no mum6isd.
They LEFT the hotel together
whitaker got his change Of hundred
dollars at the dssk-''Mrs. Aorton'S'
bill. Of course included with his-and
bribed the bsilboy to take the suit case
TO the railway station and leave Il there.
together with his own handbag.
Since he had unaccountably conceived
a discrimination to continue living for Q
time, no meant 70 seek out moro pleas
ant accommodations for the night
The rain had ceased. iesvtnS ragged
sky of clouds and starr In patches.
The air was warm ana heavy With wet
ness. p,
Sidewalks glistsned like black wat~sd
silk; the street lights rnirrorsd thsm-
selves In fugitive puddlss In the road
ways; the limbs Of trees ovsrhang1ne the
sidewalks shiversd now and again IN .
hAlf-heartsd brssss. pslting the way
farsrs with. miniature showers Of luke
warm, scented drops.
T,AsniAS sway from ~ ssatrs q ~
49, ~ ooNooo4 Aoue1 M SDoGo1
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Thu hoc<>skxys<.oe >aoo1 -. SmunuR omnesl ].
liz OOSIlOylux AllxVl ~1@ Ms York " Z

He was shaken ~ . profound Amass-
ment.
The incredible was havpsninsAvith
his assistance He heard his volos ut
tsrins response; Il seemed something
~ foreign to him - the voice 81 the
girl at his side.
He wondered stupidity a. ~ calm
and later At his own.
II was all prepostsrousiy matter q
fact. and At the same time stupidiy
romantic
He OWNED obsoursly that sAas sAins
was happsning In ebsdisoes - forces
strange and terrific forces thst worked
beyond their ken.
He seemed to hear ne lsou1ng q tAs
joom Of the fatss.
Ana shsy we're msa ssA vtsN TIE
door had Slossd, the gats-lAtoA he'd
clicked behind them.
They we're walking quietly - ~
SIDE through the scented nSht tAsy
whom God had Joined Together.
Man and wifsi Bride and br11s0oSm
airsahy started on the stranssst short
sonaEs TO the railroad stationi
Neither for,nd anything 10 say.
They walked on. heels In unison. pound
ing the vet nasstone1. The night va
sweet With The fresh scent Of wse grass
and shrubbecy.
The sidewalks were boldly patterned
with Q stsneiiins Of biaoa leaves and q
milky dappain9 Of electric MGht
At every corner hiEh-swuns ARCS shos
VIVID slsnts Of silvsr-bius radiance
throuSh the black and grssa q the
trsoA
These rninss "a ss,.tsd sAsmssivs1
lndslibiy upon the eaolsts Of his mem
DRY.
Thsy asvivsd at the station. waitahss
bought his wife . ticket 70 New York,
and secured for her solitary Ne Z
drawing-room In the sleeper.
When that was accomplished thsy had
still q good part OF an hour 10 wait
They found Q bench on the statios
platform and sat down. Whitaker
possessed himself Of his wifs's hand
bag long enough 20 furnish II win
aum Of money and IN old snvsiop<
bearing the name and addre0 Of hill
law partner.
He explained that he would write "a
prummond, who would SEQ TO her vel
fare In 30 far a. she would permit
issue her An adequate monthly allow
ancs. and advise her whenever shS
should become her own mistress ono>
mors-in Q word. Q widow.
She thanked him briefly. quietly. with
Q oonstraint he understood too we'll h
resent l.
01sos = o119 eoao ~ - - ~
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Of residences set well back behind -.
warm iampnshs mocksd item. from .
hundred homely wtndowA
They passed few psopis-a PAIR a.
lovsrs; three shsaded. gigglins girls
In abort. light frooks. strollinG WITH
Their arms round one another; . scatter
Ing Of men hurrytns homo 70 bsiatsd
suppers.
The girl Jagged with wsarinssc. Awah:
enins to this fAct Whitaker slacAsusd
her arm through his.
"is Il muoh furthsrr' che astsd.
'No-not now" he assured hse VIA
Q sonA6snos he By no means felt
He Was, Indeed, beginning 70 realise
the tremendous dihcukiss In his Wv.
II bothered him 70 scheme . way -
bring about the marriage without ~
tfa0ting an appalling amount OF Sretui.
tous publicity In . community - stasd
and sober a this. He who would NARY
secretly should not seek . half-grSwA
New England city.
Howsvsr. one rarsiy hnds any RAM
especially wrong-headed project
whitaker. taking his heart and -
fate In his hands, acoostsd . vensrNhle
gentleman whom they encountered - hs
was on the point Of turning OF the side
walk to private grounds.
Il beg your pardon" he began.
The man paused and turned upon
them . sanity countsnanes framed In
hair IKE snow.
There u something I ean - ~
your he inquired with punetilious eots-
tsgy.
me TO . ministW."
n am one"
II thought So" ssid whitaker I'VE
wish 10 get married"
The gentleman looked from his face
20 the girls. then stood aside from the
sate. '"rais 10 my home" he explained.
"Will you be good enough to come inr'
Conducting them TO his private study.
ne subjected them 70 . kindly cate
chism.
The SRI said nttiA whitaker taking
upon himsslf the brunt Of the sxams'
Xo1blu,sly s,raisnssorward and tn
tensely sincere. ne came through the
ordeal wsyl.. without being obliged "a
Disclose what he preferred TO kssp
secrst
The minister. satt.nsd At isnsth.
called IN the town clerk by telephone,
who issued the license. pocketsd his fee
and. In company with the ministers
wife. acted ~ Witness
Whitaker found himself on his feet
$500 1asZ LAdislsA TAsy were BE-
- 49,
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Ten Years After.

Tea years: and the time was 1859.
Samuel ". Everett had been an 40
qua.ntancs, almost . friend. Of MUIR
derer Colt. The bure Of gold had taken
Everett to California II was In the
Santa Clara Valley The low sun was
going down behind the Coas Range.
~ Everett drew Bride before an opu.
lent ranch house In hope Of finding
night quarters for himself and horse.
As he swung from the stirrup . lean.
small. gray.eyed man. skin tanned to
the color of q saddle, stepped from
the wide veranda. huge spurs clanktng.
a cigarette delicately between his
white. even teeth. Tho tanned, lean,
gray parsonage wa appareled In the
dress Of Q California rico. with bro
caded Spanish Jacket. silk scarf. silver
spurs. trousers slashed to the knee
and garnished alons tho seams With .
fringe of'little' silver bells.
As the lean. tanned. sray-syed one
approached golden-haired woman
placid, plump and beautiful, came and
peersd shyly from behind her skirts.
Everett stared at the lean, tanned
slight figure as one planet-struok.
"Mr. Colt-Mr. John G. Coltr' he fall
tered. -. ...
mo. senor." returned the other with
steady, emphasis. mo. senior. I havs
the honor to be Don Carlos Juan Brews-
ter, and greatly At your service. Were
you looking for-whom did you sayf-
Q Mr.. Colt?''
"No." said Everett. on. instant guard.
II was but thinking you might give
me q bed for the night. l am Mr..
Everett OF New York. II. however. II
would be an Inconvenience
The lean. tanned rico interrupted BY
waving . bsstowing hand toward the
vsrandA = 80,
THE Senior Everett will be . vel.
, come guest at my house. which 10 now
hi. house for day. or . year. or. what
space he Wills $50. -
III. e.! ss.'s'.s 81 ~.
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NJ :: = !: =: = 5:
vesy 0rsl0 WITH
PsGaP1 - me
promisO ~ aaks
for writing lettsrs
" b en- yeu 70
sway On yess va
oatioaA Aoa't bur
Aso yeuruelvss
With Agyee0eaO -
write ~ - Wug
yoonS MsaAs ~
hsOA ne ~
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tospgnsA. 1918, bg Leus SssspA vsss>,

eYNOrsIs OF PREcEnNo onAfrnRA
..S 1870 e s:s.S. s .s s b: .as: S s1 -
: moral caisdy and Aas. :. %ost z. t.on !hs
d..sd 's.d sssscs ssd."t.ndins - iIpest 3!
Schs BE-: hssd u, rssi " .,t .Sss hs ,sp e
~: about q %sTI: 81: sisS 8: l:s; H., ~;
second slopsnsnt-:4Ass q pest,y Mar ksdliss
AID her father. chauffeur. Hugh sscrsty ,ss'::s
: S. fSys .:s soso "f Sgs. b: oU% ' ss:.
young and beautiful % Z about 70 M hsrss!l
y drns,n3 S.al,s ~: ~ q r'els e f,g &c,
: :e,si ". ~ ~ :. f.,s z: IS
be- ds';s.d b. md h:s f:tAS .sn e ssss ~
I've i've Via. Sspsas 5: e io%s s. AN. sna IS
q opd .. M x; ssu Sisrss:. sSs ssesss. 81
ct iAst ssrs0 70 his PLAZA
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wes6 - Q sosSaauAt for her vocation
sughs sse - 0sad amp considerable
DoVsiea % Il In letter writing o.
s0assA vsus family ard yeus aanss
should receive Dsspss sttsnsasA ~ wv
the otAsss - await the sssNn q Ne
traveller.
AkswssA = - assss - sssvssUsaA
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BETTY VINCENT'S ~.
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'. Ten NatiOn-FamOuS
New York Murders
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