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Devils Lake world., 1914-06-11

President ofthe Minot Normal School
and an educator Of the foremost
rank, at Chautauqua July 10
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PLANS FOR SWIMMING
POOL FOR Il. M. C. Al.
ARE De VII PlNG FAST

The committee appointed by the
board Of directors OF the Y. N. @. A.
10 discuss the Feasibility Of installing
4 swimming pool at the building, met
at noon foday n the Office Of the sen.
eral secretary. and took up the matter
Oh securing water Tor such : pool, the
dimensions Of The tank and It's locar
ton. II Is the opinion Of he COM
mittee that the pool shall be loceted
IN the court. be soft. long and 25ft wide
and fest deep ct one end and 4
At the 6lhet. The pool win be Of the
open hif type ethtr the Nstef for
such { tank should he secured from
The hafh5r and whether such water Is
suificiehlly sanitary. are questions yet
"a Be bsILI61. The t6flinittee Is com
posed 81 George II Angus. chairman;
G, G. Potter ~ g Hall Robert An
Jackson General 8 cr6lary Paul Sup
:er and Fhfsic3i pIteotof @. II. dickson
are working With the committee.
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John P. MENDOZA
PRoDO ICES NUMBER OF
CHARACTER WITNESSES

An array of prominent local citizens
took the stand In federal court this
morning to testify regarding the char.
acter and reputation Of John P. Men
diola, whose trial on a charge of hay.
ing destroyed certain mail matter was
commenced before Judge Sanford B.
Dole. Mendlola was arrested at the
instance Of A. .. knight postoffice
Inspector Tor the district Of Hawaii,
and indicted by the grand Jury. The
case has been continued until $3.50
o'clock tomorrow morning for args.
ment. $50
The witnesses called by the defense
this morning were Joel Cohen. Wal
lace n. harrington, Palmer P. Woods,
Charles Chillingworth, A. l. Castle,
John Lane, w. T. Rawlins, Julius
Asch. Police Captain ]. Baker, H. p.
O,Sulliyan, Harry Klemme, d. Kalauo-
kalani. Jr., and Attorney L. Andrews,
counsel for the defense. The prosecu-
ton called as witnesses A. j.. Knight,
/. Hosoi, TIP. Melirn, o. Pedro Soares
and several Japanese
o. Pedro Soares. who. as deputy
Office assistant United States mar
shal arrested Mendoza, was called
to the stand by the prosecution 10 tes-
tify regarding q conversation which Is
alleged To- have taken place between
Mendoza and Attorney L Andrews on
the day ofythe arrest. Soares said
that MAndifila asked resrfnissfon IN
speak to Mr. Andrews.
Andrews said What have. you been
doing. tearing up mail again q" said
SOares and Mendoza replied Yes
Attorney 3 Andrews then took the
stand fof tie defense. and denied that
such q conversation had taken place.
The jury In the case is composed ct
George Gusld. Henry Gumpher. j. M
Irvine: r. J. Puchly George Davis, j.
NJ. McChbe, w K. Buchanan. william
Higgins. s. ]. Lyle s. 8. Peck. Bern
ard Beardmore and @. Al Martin
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asky and MIS-. H. Il. Williams.

asky and Mrs. H. H. Williams.
Harry Murray. geleral chairman.
has arranged for Professional side
show man to come hee and help out
In the show feature 4 the program
These sideshows are b be numerous
and varied.
The following are he committee
heads: w. L. Fraze, lights; Joe
I Cohen. show; w. L. Hayey. trahspor.
tation; Robert Clayton, wheel OF for
tune; Frank Shaner, shooting gallery:
John o'Conner, Niger hby alley; G..
w. r. King. tickets and fAances: L HI.
Bigelow, building and grAnds: George
Martin, dancing: ]. Waite Doyle, pub
.licity; Thomas Murray decorations:
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The board Of directors Of the Cham
Der o. Commerce win meet ut 3
O'Clock this afternoon IN the rooms Of
the chamber. Stangenwald building.
and snh0ng other matters Of business.
win discuss = report from the commit
tee on municipal and county AFFAIRS on
the condition Of the Koolaupoko road,
windWard Oahu 1.-The highway which
cost $4,000 q mile TO build and which
went to pieces 9 few months after it,
completion
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LAVA TRAILS Of AN7LERED HERD
CONTEMPLATES VARIETY Of SHOWS

probably be started the first OF next
week These booths will be situated
on both sides of the dance hall, and
there probably will be more than
score of them in all. The committee
having the construction work in
charge is composed of L H. Bibelow,
chairman, John Hughes. Charles MUIR
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Jamaica" Is TO be the subject OF
the illustrated lecture at the r. NJ C.
A. tomorrow night Frederick Stnhhz:
Of England. . member OF the Royal
Geographic Society. h to be the lee
turer who win speak on this interest
Ing subject Mr.. Stubs has travelled
widely and lectured for many years.
The lecture Is free 10 members az the
association and their men friends. 81
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Heads of the, different show COM
mittees of the Elks. Lava Trail. which
will be given December 5 on the
grounds of the Seaside hotel, will
meet at o'clock this afternoon in the
club rooms to discuss the many plans
under way for the coming fiesta.
Construction work on the booths will
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The funeral Of Paul Lehman. we'll.
known IN the local German colony.
who was found dead 10 g room at q
King street clearinghouse yesterday,
was held from the undertaking paflors
OF II. II Williams this AFTERNOONS In
terment took place at Pearl Harbor.
Lehman was q native Of Danzig. Ger
many. aged 81 years, and had resided
In this city for many years
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Arthur McDuffie. law and order: Ray
mond C. Brown. decorations; A. J.
Splitter. hula dance: Fred Buckley.
popularity contest; A. G. Adams, boa
constructor: willard Grace. the plunge:
Charles Osborne. knife and cane.
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LOCAL AND GENERAL

Mrs. Mary Eheatham has filed Pc
titicn in circuit court asking q divorce
from Richard Cheatham on the ground
Of ncn-support.
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Circuit Judge Whitney today grant
ed q divorce to Mrs. Mary Hubert
from Charles Hubert. whom she ac-
cused q extreme cruelty.
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The jurors Of Tue panel in Judge
Ashford,s division Of the circuit court
who are not engaged In the Welsh
trial will not be required to report for
duty tomorrow morning.
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ing makes Il probable that the result
viii not be known definitely until late.
Howell. Republican. appears ID be
elected representative In the first dis
trict and Mays, fusion. in the second.
SEATTLE, wash. Nov. 3.-The FIRST
ave precincts in Seattle counted give
for prohibition. 426: against, 10.
Nehraska--
OMAHA. Neb., Nor. with half
the precincts In Douglas county Tom
sha) to hear, from and only very
meager returns from other portions Of
the state, there seemed little doubt az
midnight that John H. Morehead, Dem
ocral had been reelected governor by
q decisive majority. In Douglas coun.
~ his plurality over r. Beecher How.
ell, Republican, was more than 100
In the precincts reported and It was
estimated that his lead In tie county
would be between 5000 and $500.
sIIiineis--
DANvILLE, Ill, Nov. 3.-From indi-
cations tonight voters OF the eighteenth
district have returned Joseph G. Cam
non to Congress for his twentieth
term. Returns show tna. the fDrircr
speaker II the house and perhaps its
most pictn-sslls figure, Ia defeated
CONGRESSMAN Frank r. O'HaiT, who
ousted Cannon two years ago by $500
votes
,UncIe joe the familiar name by
which he was known, served In Goa
gress continuously from March 4. 1873.
to March 3, 1919, except from 1891
to 1898. He was defeated in 1880 for
reelection to the fifty-secoud Congress.
He was reelected to the fifty-third and
was speaker OF the house during his
last I'VE terms. Cannon IL 70 years
old. 49,. =
TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 3--President
wilson's home congressional district,
the fourth Of New Jersey, has elected
Elijah G. Hutchinson, Republican, to-
succeed Congressman Allan B. Walsh,
Democrat, BY about 1000 plurality.
New Jersey today went Republican.
with indications It midnight that there
would be nine Republican congressman
elected. The Democrats are conceded
to have carried the third. ninth and
eleventh districts. The state senate
win probably have Republican ma
jority Of one, while the assembly will
be Overwhelmingly Republican.
ccIoradc-- < q ss::.gs s;t.r
DENVER, Colo, Nov. steorge L.
Carlson, Republican, defeated former
Senator Thomas N. Patterson. Demo
cfat IN the race for the governorship
OF CQlorado. according TO Incomplete
returns received up 70 1880 O'Clock
Hs5srt work iepobllcan Sasi Is
the lead over United states Senator
Ch2rles s. Thomas. Democrat. who was
seekinx reelection indications were
that 4 least majority OF the Re
publican STATE ticket had been elected.
Meaeer returns gave little indication
or the outcome OF the contest 10 select
four representatives In Congress.
Two hundred and twenty precincts
IN % counties, including so In Denver,
give: For governor: Carlson. 23.051;
Patterson, ii, 969, C0stiean; ~. 307
One hundred and eightyf0ur pre-
cints n p counties give: Dry. 1871;
wet. 1z.307. 4
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How THE FlAINLA ELECTION
LOOKED THE MORNING AFTER

hIabama--
MONTGOMERY, Ala, Nov. b.
Early returns from todayis general
election throughout the state show the
election or Oscar Underwood as United
states senator and the entire state and
congressional Democratic ticket, IN
Guiding CONGRESSMAN Burnett in the
seventh district, where the only for
midable oppoeftion was made against
the Democratic nominees.
south Caroline
COLUMBIA, 8. c.. Nov. 3.--United
states Senator e. d. Smith, Democrat.
was reelected and Richard L Manning,
Democrat, was elected governor IN to-
days election. All seven Democratic
Congressional nominees were elected.
New tismpshlre--
PORTLAND, Ore. Nov. s.-Reports
from all counties Of Oregon indicate
nnprecedentedly heavy vote has been
cast amounting, probably, TO between
So and 80 per cent Of the registration.
which was 100000.
DIES MONIES, Iowa, Nov. 3.-Indi-
cations at q late hour tonight point
positively 10 the reelection OF Senator
Albert B. Cummins, Republican, BY Q
plurality estimated at 5000 over Mau-
rice Connolly, Democrat. and Casper
schenk, Progressive.
Returns from counties outside Of
- - - - ~ 4 - -
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8|LT LAKE CITY. utah, Nov. a.
"a midnight. With straight ballots
counted On almost hall tht vote Of the
state. Senator sfnoot. Republican. leads
Movie fusion. By only 50 votes. Il b
believed the vote of Salt Lake county,
which casts about one-fhird the total
vote 81 the state. win determine The
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NTlR-BULLRTIN GIVES ron
1ODA1'S MEMS TO-DAY
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listed man. and Maria Lucia Melendre.
charged with having committed q stat
utory offense, Is scheduled to begin
at $50 o'clock tomorrow morning In
the federal court
A hearing on an order to show cause,
issued IN the case Of Denjiro Yokoda,
petitioner for b writ of habeas corpus
win be held in the, federal court at
$3.50 o'olocks tomorrow morning be-
fore Judge Sanford B. Dole.
SUPERINTENDENT c. 4. Forbes of the
public works department returned
thlt morning from Kauai where he has
been making tour of Inspection, visit
ing the various boat landings, wharves
and territorial Improvement projects.
Tickets for the garden fete to be
given BY the Outdoor Circle at Mrs.
+. ]. Lowrey's home. Lunalilo and VIC
toria streets. on November 81, were
placed on sale today ct the four down
town drug stores. the Promotion Com
mittee rooms and Thrum's book store.
They are selling at % cents each.
Mrs Lando and Sarah j. Mitchell
have fled petition In circuit court
eshing that the Waterhoase Trust
Company be appointed administrator
of the estate Of the late William Mitch
ell, who died November. 8. The estate
is estimated at $500. almost entirely
In cash On hand aid on deposit in q
local bank.
James Kalaas election to the house
q REPRESENTATIVES, from the sixth dis
tfief was comparatively cheap, ac-
cording to his sworn statement Of his
campaign expenses as submitted to the
territorial treasurer. He states that
his sble expenditure was the $25 fee
paid the secretary. as required by law
as nominating fee John Fassoth,
elected from the same district, spent q
total Of $szs50. Robert Ahuna, defeat
ed Democratic candidate for the house
from the fifth district, Oahu, spent q
total Of SIS.
8 s
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GRAND FORKS. N n. Nov. a.
.>r'y returns Indicate that Governor
Hanna. Republican. hrs been reelected!
TIE 16n1torInI contest q close. with
purcell. Democrat running stronger
than The Democratic candidate did two
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Fssr Whitman nas
.1o.e san Roose<tll
OYSTER BAY. N. r. Nov. 2.-''a
....s tie true There Is no use taik
'.. about II fear Whitman Ia.

CINCINNATI, d. NOV. Partial
returns from Ell paris Of Ohio Indicate
.|1I the amendment extending suf-
'|1Ee 10 women has been defeated;
nat the one asking for statewide pro-
|'.'IIo1 has net q Ike fate end that
ne home rule Tor cities amendment
WIN probably carry
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PORTLAND. Ore. Nov. 3.-Reports
from all counties of Oregon indicate
nnprecedentedly heavy vote has been
east amounting, probably, TO between
So and 80 per cent OF the registration
which was 100000.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1914-07-03

foster-mother, Mrs. Brain.
San Francisco, Gala short time
ago telegraph wires buzzed with what
was thought, would develop into an
other Dorothy Arnold case" An
heiress had disappeared, Madeline
Bran of Los Angeles, II years old,
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TO PRESS SAFETY
AT SEA TREATY

Washington, December 12.-Admin-
istration leaders today determined to
press for notifications by the Senate
the. safety at sea treaty drafted at Lon
don last year.
Opposition developed today when
Senator LaFollette offered an amend
ment to give the United States author
ity to legislate against Involuntary
servitude of sailors and for other amel-
ioriation of the condition OF seamen.
Senator LaFollette declared that the
seamens bill, passed by both Houses
last session but later referred to the
Senate commerce committee, would be
invalidated by the treaty in its pres
ent form. Executive sessions on the
treaty will be held daily.
Members of labor organizations sent
floods of kilograms throughout the
country today, urging appeals to SEN
ators In favor of Senator LaFoilettes
position.
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SUBMARINES MAKE
ATTACK ON ENGLISH
COAST, is REPORT
Two German Submarines Destroyed
When Attack on Firth of Earth
Is Repuised, Says Eden
burgh Dispatch :.

London. December 12.-t5.s5 a. ND
An Edinburgh dispatch to the Daily.
Mail reports two German submarine
attacks were made on the Firth of
Forth Wednesday forenoon. but they
were repulsed. Two of the enemy's sub
marines. the dispatch says, were de-
stroyed.
The admiralty has no confirmation
of the report.
The Firth of Forth, facing the North
sea, has British naval base at Rosyth,
off the shore of Fife, immediately west
of the great Forth bridge. Because Of
It's advantageous situation, England
undoubtedly has a strong fleet gathered
thereF hence the report of a German
submarine attack is no surprise.
The Firth of Forth is the estuary of
the river Firth a bay like extension
of the river, about so miles long and
where widest nearly Is miles across
The principal port on the Firth of
Forth is Leith, the port of Edinburgh.
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DECEMBER 4STAG"
AT B. A. c. FRIDAY
HanlOn and Nelson Will Fur
nish Amusement-DO You
Know Who They Are?

The December stag of the Bir-
mingahm Athletic club will be held
Friday night, December is, according
to announcement made yesterday BY
Bill STREET. The usual entertainments
will be given.
Mr.. STREET. gives out the information
that Eddy Hanlon of Atlanta and Ter
ry Nelson of New Orleans will give
some demonstrations, Both of these
athletes are well known and. consid-
cradle interest already has been
aroused In the stag. Games, wrestling
bouts, sparring matches and general
athletic work will be on the pro-
gramme. A feature will be the usual
battle royal held on these occasions.
The stag win be open to the public
as we'll as club members.
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RED CROSS SHIPS
HOSPITAL SUPPLIES

Washington, December 12. - The
American Red. Cross today shipped 401
cases of hospital supplies and clothing
for women and children to war stricken
countries of Europe. France will re-
ceive SO cases and an additional dona-
ton of 100000 cigarettes. Germany
will get II cases; Austria-Hungary II
cases and 20 bales of absorbent cotton,
and Belgium 1853 cases.
Enclosing a check for 500. Vice Pres
ident Marshall wrote the Red Cross to-
day: Il fear the calls for help at home
and abroad are to be SO numerous and
all compelling that many of us must
curtail our pleasures at the behest of
duty and that larger charity which
spells love-"
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VIRGINIA SCHEDULE
is MADE PUBLIC

Charlottesville, va, December, 12.--Nine
games. including contests with Harvard
and Yale, Will be played by the Univer-
sity Of virginia's 1915 football team. ac-s
cording to the schedule made public by
the universities athletic authorities here
tonight. wv w
The games to be played away from
Charlottesville are: ,i ~
Yale At New Haven, October .; Harvard
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OMNIBUS BILL is
FAVORED IN HOUSE

Washington, December 12.--An tmni-
bus bill to authorize appropriations for
aids to navigation was favorably re-
ported today to the House commerce
committee. The projects include. Hud-
son river, 100000; Florida reefs, $751;
O00 ST. Johns river, Florida, 5000;
Mississippi river below New Orleans,
$4,000.
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BOY SCOUTS LOOK
FOR MISSING WOMAN

New York, December 12--One thou
sand Boy Scouts searched the woods
and hills today near Boonton and
orange for Mrs. Walter w. Breck, who
disappeared from her home In Orange.
December 4.
Friends Of the missing woman fear
she wandered away during period OF
mental depression. 80
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HELD
IN FRANCE AS SPY

Paris, December 12.-t5:o0 a. mo-
Geneva police, says dispatch 20 the
Journal, have arrested naturalized
American named Mueller who, 1T Is al
legged, organized an important German
spy system with qualifications in
Lyons. and the principal cities Of east
ern France
Mueller. the dispatch states, will be
tried by court-martial
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OTHER BOOKS RECEIVED
(REVIEWS LATERl
THE BIOSSOMING ROD "a
CHRISTMAS TALE. FOR EVERYONE
WHO LOVES THE DAY.. BY Mary
Stewart Doubleday, Page & Co., pub
fishers. Garden City, \. y
THE PASTORS WIFE," BY the au-
thor Of Elizabeth and Her German Gar
den. Doubleday, Page & Co., publish
ers. Garden City, \. Y.
"A SOLDIER OF THE LEGION CA
ROMANCE OF ALGIERS AND THE
DESERT. BY c. n. and A. NJ. William
son. Doubleday. Page q Co. publishers.
Garden City, \. Y
LIFE IN AMERICA ONE HUNDRED
YEARS AGO" BY Gaillard Hunt. HAIR
per Brothers, publishers, New York.
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at Cambridge October 16; Georgia at
Athens, October %; South Carolina at Co
lumbia, November 70 and North Caro-
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lima at Richmond on Thanksgiving Day.
Contests to be played here are
Randolph-Macon, September %: Rich
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mond College, October o: Virginia Mill
tary Institute, October 30 and Wander
bilt, November @.
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De Luxe With I
Cater Tops

Probably the smartest winter boot in the
store is beautiful patent boot with fawn
colored gaiter top, leather Louis heel, at 81.
Now as always the scope of Coxs display
of 81 and $3.50 boots permits discriminate
ing selection.
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BY Ednah Aiken. Frontispiece in full
color by Sidney Rosenberg. The Bobbs
Merrill Co.. publishers, Indianapolis
Thoroughly American in theme. am
bitious.s any-sided and yet unified
1.-THE River" stands out from among
current books as novel that has the
right to be heard. The author has taken
for her subject the. truly great idea OF
the reclamationsof the American desert
which in large degree depends on the
control OF the savage and dragon like
Colorado. Mrs. Aiken has seized great
dramatic situation at its most, dramatic
point when much has happened and
more remains
THE River tells big story. There
sre plots and counter plots. Dove and
labor are intermingled with startling
skill. 1t reads like the work Of a man
who had experienced it"sall himself
where 1t deals with the enormous en-
!erprise ofshridling the great river but
It 10 the romance of deep-feeling
woman-a woman of strong emotions
OF insight into human nature, where the
love interest enters III
Ma Aiken has done remarkable
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under her maiden name. although some
years age she became Mrs. Theodore
Cory.
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Bed Room Slippers

Soft flexible leather House slippers for his
after supper relaxation. These Slippers are
attractive in style, but best of all, they are
easy and comfy Thirty styles,in black tan and
alligator
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piece of work. She has written a story
worth while. She has struck that for
tunate underground all the way
through which makes it possible for
her to grasp and hold the interest or
both men and women.
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by Winffred Graham. Mitchell Kenner-
ley, publisher. New York.
Lionel Marsh is distinguished member
of Parliament. Famous as an opponent
of the movement, he is about to deliver
a speech against woman suffrage. But
to the establishment of everyone he pleads
passIonately and eloquently for the cause.
How? Why? The explanation is simple
but startling: a woman, disguised as
Marsh. made that speech. Who she was.
how she made her way into the house
that day and what happened as a result
of her feat Is told In 1.-THE Enemy Of
Woman, by Winifred Graham.
In England Winifred Graham has long
been an unusually successful and popular
writer. At the age of she wrote q
play and since then many novels and
short stories have come-without appar-
ent effort--from her pen. she still writes