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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08
SOCIETY PERSONALS

MISS Minnie Harper, who has been WIS.,
ting her grandmother, Mrs. Walter White
FH west End, has returned to resume her
school duties at the Southern Female col
lege at La Grange, Ga.
Friends of Mr.. F. b. Williams will re-
greet to hear that he is still confined TO
his home in West End.
Mrs. G. S. Thomas of West End has
as her guest her mother, Mrs. Smith of
Atlanta.
Mrs. Bessie Phillips of West End ba g
recovered sufficiently to be removed from
the infrmary to her home
Mrs. A. Atkins is quite ill at her home
in West End.
Mr.. and Mrs. Worthy Hardness of Chi
eaeo are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
f. Walters in West End. They also
stopped in Atlanta to visit Mrs. Gordon
Kenmer, formerly of West End.
Miss Sallie May Walker of Wylam is
visiting in Alexander City.
Mrs. Ambrose has returned to Sheffield
after a visit to her daughter, Mrs, j
Marvin Walker, in Wylam
Miss Annie Keso has returned to wy
lam after a visit to Chattanooga,
Mrs. r. ID. Sergeant is convalescing
after an illness at her home in Wylam.
| The children of Mr. and Mrs. f. N.
Henton are improving after their recent
| illness.
| Mrs viii Beddo of Ensley spent Tues
Gay in Wylam.
| A religious census was taken of Wood
| ton of the Fifty-sixth Street Baptist
| church.
! Mrs. NJ. j. Eastwood has returned to
| Woodlawn from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Scott in Huntsville
| sIf
| Miss Alive Shores is the guest of he,
amt, Mrs. M. A. Layette, in Wood
| lawn.
Miss Eben Cooley has returned from {
visit to friends in Atlanta.
Tuesday in this city.
Mr.. +. G. Blair, who was seriously in
jureda week ago. has recovered suffi
GENTLY TO be removed from st. Vincent'I
hospital to his home in Tuscaloosa.
| -
Mr.. w. C. Radcliffe, s.s..-sa.Ss.. of TIN
Chamber of Commerce. delivered an in
lteresting. lecture Tuesday evening at tn
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ton that no city in the world has so
many pretty women as Birmingham.
Mrs. John Turner WAS one of the pref
test and one of the most modish wom-
en- at the club. She wore a black cos
tune whose contrast made her bright
hair seem almost gold. The gown had
long coat drapery of black brocade
caught together in the back with a bit
of color and she Wore n smart black
hat. Mrs. Fulenwider was one of those
looking unusually attractive. She wore
an exceedingly pretty gown made with
an overdress of blue figured chiffon
caught up at one side. and a little
hat encircled with plumage the same
shade
Mrs. Lathrop was wearing a more
somber1y tinted gown than usual, but
has never looked more charming. Mrs.
Nathan L. Miller was a graceful and
lovely figure in black charmeuse
gown into which some of the rich
oriental colors were introduced and
wore a stunning dark hat Mrs. Nor
borne Cooke looked handsome in n
blue charmeuse robe made with a coat
of figured brocade. Mrs. John Crouch
was wearing "a smart purple velvet
coat with a cloth skirt of the same
shade and black hat embellshed with
black and white feathers. The Misses
Crouch both wore American beauty
charmense gowns and Miss Fannie May
Mason, who was a member of small
party, was in a most becoming shade
of blue with a hat that matched It.
Her sister, Mrs. Southgate, was wear
ing tailored clothes. a chic black vel
vet chapeau ornamented with a black
paradise aigrette completing a modish
ensemble. Mrs. Rivers Carter was an
interesting member of luncheon party
and looked very handsome in taupo
costume. Miss Marie Pinckard, who was
there with Miss Lucy Pinckard, Miss
Marguerite and Miss Chisholm, was
wearing tailored frock and cream
lace bodice with a picturesque black
hat.
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EASTERN STAR HOLDS
MEETING AT WYLAM

The Brundidge, chapter No. 81 of the
Eastern Star met Tuesday evening at the
Wylam Masonic hall. Mrs. j. ii. Salter
acted as grand marshal and Mrs. George
Ash was granted worthy matron of She
state and installed the following officers.
Mrs William Lusk, worthy matron Mr..
Adam Mark, worthy patron; Mrs. James
johnson, associate matron Mrs. Samuel
Camps, secretary; Mrs. William Murray,
treasurer, and Mrs. John Montgomery and
Mrs. William Bethel. associate conductors
Other officers installed were: Mrs. Walter
Kirkwood, Mrs. Andrew Brook, Miss
Nellie Brodie, Mrs. Bonsack, Mrs. Dave
McCreery, Mrs. Phillip Mathews, Mrs
Henry Holt Miss Marion Johnson, Miss
Maggie Stein and Mrs. J. w. Brewer.
This was followed by a musical pro
gramme and a banquet.
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SUNNYSIDE ROCK
WITH MISS RAY

The Sunnyside Rock club was delight
fully entertained Monday evening by Miss
Matte Ray at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs William Sutherlin. Miss Rey was
assisted in receiving by. Mrs. Sutherin
and Miss Kate Ray.
The Iarlor and dining room was artis-
tically arranged for the series of games.
Miss GUN and Miss Estelle Smith cut for
the ladies' prize, Miss Guin receiving a
dainty hand embroidered guest tnwel.
Mr.. Charles Smith received the gents
prize. ~.'-'
Dainty refreshments We're served by
Miss Ray and Mrs. .Sutherln.
Those present Were: Mr. and Mrs.
David Minis, Mr.. and Mrs. W. GUN. Mt.
and Mrs. William Sutherlin, Miss GUN,
Miss Estele Smith, Miss Greene, Miss
Gilbert, Miss Kate Ray, Miss Matte Ray,
Mr.. George and Mr.. Joe Crow, Mr.. Charles
and Mr. Clyde Smith. Mr.. George Hill,
Mr.. Willis Gilbert, Mr.. DeViere, Mr.. David
Minis, Jr
The club will be entertained next Mon
day night by Miss Greene and Miss Gill
bert
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LUNCHEONS At
THE COUNTRY CLUB
Visitors Are HOnOrees at
Informal Functions al
iTODAY'S CALENDAR
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. Munger Entertain
at Dinner in Honor of Board of
Observation-Disclosures
Personal Mention
TODAY IN SOCIETY

Mrs. Clark gives a box party for
the Misses Crouch to witness THE
Blue Bird
Mrs. w. T. Wilson gives a box
party for the blue Bird" in COM
pliment to Mrs. Douglas and Mrs.
Williamson.
Mrs. l. A. Christian entertains
the members of her Sunday school
class in Woodlawn this evening.
Open meeting of the Council of
Jewish Women at Temple Emanu-
FL. Social Welfare" is the topic.
Mr.. Isadore Shapiro and Mrs. NJ.
w. Starlight to speak. The public
lie is invited. Three o'clock.
Third open meeting Music Study
club. Gable hall this evening. Miss
Media Humphrey Soprano, Angelo
Cortese, harpist.
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MISSES FOSTER
BRIDGE HOSTESSES

Miss Carrie Foster and Miss Fannie
Foster gave a delightful bridge party
Tuesday afternoon. The guests included
Mrs. W. B. Allen, Miss Willie Jones,
Mrs. r. E. Fulford Miss Emma Collins,
Mrs. Dan Hagan. Miss Minnie Cooke
Miss Margaret Hogan. Miss LAME Hogan,
Mrs. w. A. Watts, Mrs. j. b. Sellefss.
Mrs J. c. Lovett, Miss Sallie Ham, Miss
Alota Mcdonald, Miss Elizabeth Ham,
Mrs. J. e. ONeill Miss Eugenia Wheeler,
Mrs. James Bucks. Mrs. h. j. Leslie,
Mrs. Rochester, Mrs. Chalmers Moore
and Miss Maggie Douglass. Miss Mar
gaI eft Hogan won the first prize, hand
painted picture. The second prize was
won by Miss Sallie Ham.
At the conclusion of the games a salad
ana q course was served.
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MRS. M'GAHEY HOSTESS
FORTY-TWO CLUB

The Wednesday FortyTwo Social clun
met with Mrs. T. G. McGahey at her
home i'm West End.
A color scheme of yellow and white was
carried out in the decorations and re
freshments.
Five tables We're arranged for the play
ers, including: Mrs. K. W. Ellis, Mrs. w
c. Gewin, Mrs Jesse Walters, Mrs. Henry
Delcrne, Mrs. Nesbit Hamburg, Mrs. W
c. Wall, Mrs. w. A. Percy, Mrs. Fred
Orr, Mrs. J. b. Farrell, Mrs. Frank Troy
and others
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MISS WALTON ENTERTAINS
VIOLET MUSIC CLUB

Newly organized Violet Music club held
its first meeting Monday with Miss
Pauline Walton as hostess at her home
in Woodlawn.
After a business meeting a delightful
refreshment course was served
Those present were: Miss Lula May
Helm, Miss Winnie Derryberry, Miss
Alice Fellers, Miss Kathrine Haverly,
Miss Olivia Haverly. Miss Marie Dark,
Miss Miller Dark. Miss Willie May Beas-
ley, Miss Mildred Beasley, Miss Ruby
Rrintle, Miss Elizabeth Poore, Mr.. Willie
Tehan, Mr.. Edwin Ivey, Mr.. Clyde Love-
lady.
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MRS. Hurry GIVES
BRIDGE LUNCHEON

Mrs. j. Il. Hurry was hostess at a bridge
luncheon Wednesday afternoon at heI
home in Norwood.
The lower floor, where the tables Were
arranged for the players, was prettily
decorated with smilax and red carnations
The score We're poinsettas, the prizes
being an art linen dresser scarf and a
corsage bouquet as consolation, which
was drawn from a bowl of sweet peas
A tempting salad and ice course was
served at the conclusion of the game.
The guests included. Mrs James Rob-
erts, Mrs. W. b. Hillhouse, Mrs. e. L.
Prince, Mrs. c. c. Blackwell, Mrs. A. p.
Dewberry, Mrs. C. I'll. krause, Mrs VIII
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81 saw an article in the Corner where a
correspondent desired to be helped SO that
he might give up the habit of drinking.
| cut out an article in a paper about a
man who had been helped and who had
helped others with preparation of ground
quassia, half ounce, STEPPED in a pint OF
vinegar. Put a tablespoonful in a little
water and drink it every time the thirst
comes back. This man said it helped him
every time the liquor thirst came violently
upon him, and it satisfied him. The article
is long and would surely benefit any one
who really wanted to stop. L have not
the time to write it out but if you have
received nothing to help the sufferer, I
will send the article to him. I read and
copied the article for myself | thought
some person might have written before
this and the poor man helped. ] know
il is a hard habit to cure. NJ T."
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LITTLE MISS COBB
WEST END HOSTESS

Little Miss Lucille Cobb of West End
entertained a few of her friends Friday
evening
The house was made attractive for the
children by ferns and cut flowers Games
and contests were enjoyed, after which a
salad course was served.
The guests included: Miss Susie Reid
Morton, Miss Lucille Cobb Miss Mary
Cobb, Miss Willie May Lowe, Miss Irene
Goode, Miss Grace Will Worrell, Miss
Miriam Miner, Miss Willie May Scott.
MISS Leona Marsh, Miss Margaret De-
Long, Mr.. Henry DeLong, Mr.. joyce PAT
ton, Mr.. Earle Blackwelder, Mr.. Grady
Holmes and Mr.. Eugene Lewis.
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beautiful corsage bouquet. A tempting
salad and ice course was served at the
end of the game.
Those enjoying this delightful hospital
ny were: Miss Marie Rosamond, Miss
Louise Austin, Miss Sara Hodges, Miss
Eva May Morgan, Miss Onie Smith, Mrs.
r. f. PEBBLES, Miss Sue Ferguson, Miss
Bessie Ferguson, Miss Jennie Price, Miss
Eugenia Price, Miss Pearl Blackburn.
Miss Pauline Ballard, Miss Mary Lee
Bell, Miss Flora Emonds, Mrs Leon Har-
ris. Miss Myrta Harris, Miss Mabel Mar
Ter, Miss Mary Todd, Miss Estelle Strick-
land and Miss Mary Bell.
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TO PLAN CANAL
ZONE GOVERNMENT

Washington, January 7.-One If
President Wilson's first acts upon so-
turning to Washington will be to dc
termine the plan of government for the
Panama canal zone. Secretary Garrison
said today that his ideas on the sun
jeet We're given to the President be-
fore the latter went to Pass Christian
for the holidays.
Mr.. Garrison declined TO say wheth-
err lie had recommended q military or
civil government organization. The law
permits either.
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MISS MORTON ENTERTAINS
]. G.. w. CLUB IN WEST END

Little Miss Susie r ed Morton was hos
tess to the j. G.. w. club Tuesday after
nor at her home in West End.
Games and contests were enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon, after which light re-
freshments were served.
The guests, consisted of the members OF
the club, including: Miss Willie May
Lowe, Miss Irene Goode, Miss Alice VIII
son, Miss Edith Bromall, Miss Dorothy
VIM, Miss Lucille Cobb, Miss Mary Cobb
ana Miss Susie Reid Morton,
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The color scheme, which was yellow
and white, being carried out also in
the refreshments served.
The time was devoted to playing
forty-two, and prizes were awarded
to Mrs. G.. w. Worrell and Mrs Fred
Orr. Mrs. J. B. Farrell was given the
visitors prize.
. After the game a delightful two
course luncheon was served. The table,
which was banked with cut flowers,
had an exquisite cover of real Irish
lace over yellow satin.
The club members who enjoyed Mrs
McGahey's hospitalies Were Mrs. Henry
Barclay, Mrs. F. o. Croy, Mrs. w. c..
Gewin, Miss Moxine Bebisheimer, Mrs.
Jesse Walters, Mrs. John Simmons, Mrs
w. c. Worrell, Mrs. Fred Orr, Miss
Johnson, Mrs. e. W. Ellis and Mrs. Ped
Hickman, The visitors present were
Mrs. II. w. Gregory, Mrs. j. b. Far
rel1, Mrs. Henry DeLorme and Mrs
Nesbit Hamburger.
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liam Lasseter, Mrs. w. A. Currie, Mrs. L.
Meahl, Mrs. F.. F. league, Mrs. A IL.
Geohegan, Mrs C. w. Mcdonald, Mrs.
John Anderson, Mrs. w. L. Mccoy, Mrs.
Tom, Derrick, Mrs. Leon Harris, Mrs. J.
Newton Neil, Mrs. John Goodapple Mrs.
Philip Alexander, Mrs. II. j. Commit, Mrs
j.. b. LaBontie. Mrs E. d. Brown, Mrs.
c. Il. Bigsby, Mrs. III. j. Kribbs, Mrs. G.
b. Neal Mrs. Ii. Waters. Mrs. T. S.
Parker, Mrs. Fred Dunlap, Mrs. II. G.
BarSley. Mrs. c. K. Swango, Mrs. James
Keith, Mrs. j. II. McCune, Mrs. w. A.
Aberorombie, Mrs James Hood, Mrs. o.
l.. Nichol, Mrs. j. M. Price of Montana,
Mrs. Eugene Holmes.
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EASTERN STAR MEETING
IN WOODLAND

The Woodlawn chapter ITO of the East
ern Star will meet in the Masonic hall
next Monday evening at o'clock for the
installation of the following new officers;
Worthy matron, Mrs. Buens Wetzel;
worthy patron, Mr.. w. w. Whitfield; as
sociate matron, Mrs. Stella Merrill; secre-
tary, Mrs. Anna Whitfield; conductor,
Miss Claudia Cain; associate conductor,
Miss Emma Henderson,
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w. c. Il. u. MEETING
IN WOODLAND FRIDAY

A meeting of the Woodlawn Woman's
Christian Temperance union will be held
at the Fifty-siXth Street Baptist church
Friday afternoon at o'clock. An inter
esting programme will be arranged for
the large public meeting to be held in
February, which will emphasize the Wom-
ans Christian Temperance union slogan,
On to Washington.
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MISS SCHOLL HOSTESS
AT TERRACE PARK

Miss katherine School entertained the
Young Ladies' Missionary society of the
Presbyterian church at her home in Ter
race park Tuesday afternoon.
The house was prettily decorated in cut
flowers and ferns. At the conclusion OF
the business meeting a salad and ice
course was served.
The guests of the society We're: Mrs
W. G. Carr, Mrs. David House. Mrs
Daniel Pepper and Miss Lang of toilette
Ill.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08
MR.. AND MRS. MORRIS
SEND OUT CARDS

The following cards have been re-
ceived:
Mr.. and Mrs. William Melvin Morris
request the honor of your presence at
the marriage of their daughter, Sarah
Gertrude, to Mr.. Jacob Rissele Leeman.
on the evening of Thursday, January %,
al $50 O'Clock, at the Wocdawn Metho-
dist church. Birmingham"
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Chocolate Fudge

Boil together one cup sugar, one cup
grated chocolate. one-quarter cup mo-
lasses, one-half cup milk stirring often.
When little hardens when dropped in
cold water. take from the fire. stir in a
teaspoon vanilla and turn into a buttered'
pan. Mark into squares with a creased
knife when it begins to cool-Request
of f O.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08

| On the evening before his execution.
after he had taken an affectionst
adieu of his wife it Is said that he
slept peacefully and spent his last
morning in devotion He went TO the
place of execution with perfect calm
ness, which was preserved to the last
lie died In the forty-fourth year of his
HE, and Lady Russell survived him for
40 years.
satuiday-Alfred De vigny TO Marie
DowaI.
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muf. Mix powdered starch and gasoline
to the consistency of cream, rub it into the
fur with the fingers, stroling both ways
Hang it in the air until thoroughly sdryi
then brush with a new scent vegetable
brush (this might be too stiff for line
white fuD. Repeat until satisfactorily
clean. Then pound lightly with whip
or furniture beater. Shake well, and yofi
will be surprised to see how clean ami
fluffy your fur will look Care must be
taken when gasoline is used, as 1t is in
fiammable. NJ F."
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Points for Hard Times Party

II attended hard times party Just
about a week ago so wildly remember
all about it. First of all, it was given in a
basement, and the decorations were news
papers cut out Enthusiastically and hung on
the rafters Everything was spick and
span and it was great sport dancing
around and escaping the posts which
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08
NOVELTY SHOWER FOR
MISS NORRIS

, One of the first affairs planned for Miss
Margaret Norris, a bride-elect, will be
a novelty shower given by Miss Lillian
Caps Saturday afternoon at her home
in West End.
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MRS. M'GAHEYe ENTERTAINS
WEDNESDAY SOCIAL CLUB

Mrs. II. G. McGahey was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the members of the
Wednesday Afternoon Social club, al
her home in West End.
The house was prettily decoraed for
the occasion with ferns and cut flowers
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08
MISS ANDERSON HOSTESS
FIVE HUNDRED CLUB

Miss Margaret Anderson entertained the
500 club Wednesday Afternoon at her home
in Norwood.
The score cards We're hand painted CO.'S
tunes of the different nations. The two
prizes were dainty combing jacket and
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1914-01-08
MISS COLEMAN
ISSUES INVITATIONS

Tho following invitations have been re-
ceived:
Miss Georgia Will Coffman at home
January 3, s to II. Please reply"
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CATHOLIC WOMEN'S CLUB
MEETING WEDNESDAY

The Catholic ,Women's club will meet
next Wednesday, January IA, with Mrs.
Lee Dulion. All members urged to be
present as important business is to be
discussed
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MRS. VAUGHAN TO
ENTERTAIN CLUB

The Mothers Self Culture club will
meet with Mrs S. G. Vaughan at her
home in Wylam Friday afternoon at
o clock.
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Maple Caramels or Fudge

Break two pounds maple sugar into
small bits, put it over the fire with quart
of milk and a largestablespoon of butter.
Boil steadily until it .hardens in cold
water, turn into a creased ran. Mark into
squares.-Request of T. C.
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Wants an Ear Trumpet

This is in answer to the offer of ear
trumpets. / need one, ami would be glad
to get one of those offered. Kindly give
my name and | will pay postage.
MRS. F. b. NJ"
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NEW MEMBERS HONORED
BY NORWOOD CHURCH

The Norwood Methodist church will
hold a reception at the parsonage on jan
uary %, complimenting the new members
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Wow to Clean Furs

Anyone wishing to clean white or light
furs can do SO, as | cleaned my beaver
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The Washington herald., 1914-07-05
LUCILLE LOVE. The Girl Of Musteru
a Soul Thrilling Story Of Core pe1odon Danger and Intrigue

Swiftly-who was constantly proving himself but
mere man, after all; man susceptible to
est men Of history had proven themselves sns-
ceptible.
With the thought, Lucille seemed to change;
TO shrink away from herself as though she were
dehled slightly by the mere thought. But her
head was high, her cheeks sparkling as she en-
tered the first fashionable shop she came to; her
manner such that the crowding, jostling women
made way for her as for queen in regal attire
and dishevelled by such privations and adven-
lures as those about her never dreamed Of.
And always, alongside the doors of all the
establishments she entered wating-patiently
waiting-furtivey waiting, rather servile sp-
pearing man stood, respectful, quiet, contained.
Swift, certain, sure the evening he had
The Washington herald., 1914-07-05

lace she carried loosely in her hands
sI wished some ready money" Lucille quick
ly explained, biushing ct her own temerity e sn1
placed the precious necklace upon the desk. !
don't know what the stones are worth but
would Hike to realize as much as can upon
them"
drawer and stooped to examine each stone, his
lips pursing to vent q little whistle Of awe and
admiration every few moments.. After what
seemed an interminable length Of time he turned
abruptly upon her, his mouth very stern.
@Where did you get this necklace, Miss?
presume you realize something Of its value?'
'No, sir" she was frightened at his stern
manner. I'll found it"
The man sneered incredulously.
Found It! Where, may ask?"
IL really don't know exactly where" she
The Washington herald., 1914-07-05

stolen the papers from the safe of General Love,
leaving the banknotes in their stead which
planted suspicion at the feet of the old warriors
aide, Thompson trailed.