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Newark post., 1914-12-16
LODGE MEETINGS

OPERA HOUSE
Monday-Knights of Pythias, or K. of
P, 7.3G p. m.
Tuesddy-Improved Order of Red Men,
7.30 p. m.
Observation-Disclosures, or 8. w. M,
7.30 p m.
Thursday-Ladies' Circle, 8. w. M =,
7.30 p. m.
Friday-Modern Woodmen of America,
No. l0170, 7.30 p. m.
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BRITISH CERTIFICATES
REQUIRED FOR SUPPLIES
They, as We'll AS German Promises
Of Safe Conduct, Must BE Pro-
vided for Belgium Relief.
ORDER COMES FROM LONDON
Every Vessel Carrying Cargo to
War Sufferers Must Secure Neces-
sary Papers From Warning Ma.
lions, to Prevent Delays at Sea.

NEW YORK. December ls.--British'
as well as German certificates of safe
conduct now are required for ships
carrying supplies to Belgium, the
American Commission for Relief in
Belgium announced tonight.
Activities of German submarines In
the North Sea cnused the commission
month nEo 20 adopt :. special flag and
banner which had to he permanently
displayed on relief ships. Then it be-
came necessary to obtain In the United
States certificate from the collector
OF each port OF sailing that curgoes
were destined to belgium. and con-
taincd only relief supplies. 1t was
necessary also 10 obtain from German
consul3 an additional certificate. which
became part OF the ships papers.
That British regulation, too. must in
future govern relief ships was the in
formation which came to Linden w
Bates. vice chairman of the commits
sion. to-day in this cable message from
II. G. Hoover chairman of the London
commission:
Admiralty informs us that unless
steamers and cargoes are consigned to
usfat Rotterdam we must expect that
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
LOCAL DRUGGIST SAYS:
"TAKE ONLY ONE DOSE

We want to tell those IN Richmond
suffering from stomach or bowel trou-
BILE that we are agents for the simple
mixture OF buckthorn bark. glycerinc
etc. known as Adler-i-ka. the remedy
which became famous by curing appen-
dicitis. This Is the most thorough
bowel cleanser known. and JUST ONE
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on the
stomach and constipation almost M
MEDI.ATELY. You will be surprised
ut the QUICK action of Adlcr-i-ka The
7. y. Miller Company, druggists. $40
East Broad Street.-Advertiscm
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RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT

At a meeting OF the members OF the
Richmond Tobacco Trade the follow
ng resolutions were adopted:
whereas II has pleased Almighty
iod to call home the soul Of our late
riend and associate, J. A. Mostly. Jr.,
ve wish TO record our sorrow in his
lenth and our appreciation OF his high
;haracter as man and friend.
In every walk of life he always
measured fully up to the highest stand
I'D In personal and business rectitude,
me in his daily life he consistently
iySE8 as n christian, and has left to his
riends memory that shall not soon
ado, and his children the priceless
heritage OF a good name"
1t was further resolved. That the
Ieep sympat thy of his associates in the
,ereavcd family. and copy OF these
be sent 10 them. and pub
ishcd I'm The Times Dispatch.
G. NJ. DARLINGTON.
JNO. J.. WINGO.
r. d. WILLIAMS.
S. w. TOMPKJNS.
Committee.
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FOR PROTECTION OF ALIENS
mn Designed by Tnft to Enforce
Treaty Provisions.

WASHINGTON, December ia bill
drawn by former President Taft. de-
signed u enable the Federal govern!
ment to enforce treaty provisions for
protection OF aliens In the State. was
introduced ,to-day hy Representative
Bartholdt and referred to tho House
Judiciary Committed,
Lawyers in the House expressed the
opinion that the measures would not
apply to such situations ms have arisen
In California and Arizona, but would
cover cR9cs'where aliens have been in
jured and the machinery OF the State
gave no relief The bill
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JACKSON HUNTLEY MUST
STAND TRIAL FOR LIFE
fIc IL Held for killing of Elias VIM
over, Follow Ing Quarrel iu Which
Roth We're Hurt.
Especial to The Times -Dispntch.l

lSpccltl 70 The Times Dtspatch.]
RALEIGH. y. G.. December l9.-Thc
preliminary Investigation OF the kill
Ing OF Elias Vanover by jackson Hunt
ley last evening, held Tonight de-
vcloped evidence that the two men
first Iuarreieh and fought. each cutting
the other. and thea Huntley Went for
his revolver ard pursued Hanover. who
was walking up the railroad. Hunt
lcy'B brother and others called to Van
over to warn him that the drunke n
man WAS In pursuit with his gun. but
could not make him hear. y wild shot
caused Nanovcr to turn just In time
to receive the second shot In his heart
Huntley's brother. Matt Huntley. tes-
tined that theE and Hanover grew up
In the same neiRhborhood in Kentucky.
and frequently visited Vanovcrs home
near Raleigh. He denied that Van
over ever had accused either of the
Huntleys Of intimacy with his wife.
who. with her infant child. is visiting
In kentucky.
HuntlcE tonight WAS committed
without bail to await tho trial for his
life in the Superior Court.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
A GOOD COMPLEXION
IS A JOY FOREVER

Everybody that wants fine, glow
ing, youthful skin should take old
tcliable Hoods Sarsapariila, physi-
clans prescription which gives y
clear, healthy color
When your blood is made pure,
your whole system is improved. PIN
pies. boils, hives, eczema surely dis
appear. r,,
Languor, loss of appetite. tired
feeling, weakness are symptoms OF
impure, unhealthy blood.
Hoods Sarsaparilla builds up tho
whole system by purifying the blood
1t is the safest and most successful
tonic known.
Get a bottle from any druggist.
Start treatment to-day. Improve
ment begins with first dose.
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Ln,,is e. f:uInes

:, Louis i. Gains, forty-two years old,
alcd Friday night 1T o'clock At the
nome o. G.. X. Blnnkcnship, 2GOO Park
Avenue. after an Illness OF several
weeks: Funeral services will be CON
Quoted to-day Mt 1880 O'Clock at the
residence. and the remains will be car
RED TO Culpcper County this afternoon
Mr.. Gains moved TO Richmond Ave
ycars ago from South Boston He was
native or Culpcpcr. lie had many
ITlehus ana acqunintlnces in Richmond
ana throughout this section of the
state. He was an active member of
Dixie Acric. No. 33S. FraternuI Order
OF Eagles. and OF Richmond Lodge. No.
-, benevolent and Protective Order OF
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OBITUARY

Following a brief illness, Of heart
nty-eight years Old father of il. NJ
.ynn, managing editor OF the Richmond
Evening journal. died At his home in
sedford City Friday afternoon. lie
nd belonged 10 one OF the Oldest fam
lies in Virginia. His father was Sey-
1our Lynn, n jueticc OF the peace in
nte- bellum days, and one time mem
er OF the General Assembly.
During the War Between the state!
ir. Lynn served as a member OF Bran
er's Cavalry and later was membc r
( Mosby's Rangers. For several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
DEATHS

AGEE.-Died. December is, 1914. THOs.
from residence. 7o4 North Thirty-third
Street 1ntcrmcnt in lakewood.
SIArMONS.-Died.a at his fathers resi-
Friday, WALTER BURTON SIMMONS
JR. age fiye years nine months. He
was the only child OF w. b. and Flor
ence Simmons.
!sunday5 AFTERSooS at O'clock ais
Interment In Hollywood.
HARGRAvE.-Died. in this city. Sat
urday, December ls. 1914. at the resi-
500 West Main Street. CHARLES A.
HARGRAVE. in the forty-fift year of
his age.
:. Funeral notice later Baltimore
Newark and Petersburg papers please
copy.
5:f5 o'clock A. NJ. at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. William b. Bacr. ICES
T2F .t;s, Street ,..,ao MRS HESTER a.
age seventy-four years. She leaves
three children. Mrs. Willie Il. Baer. Mrs
Alice Atkinson and Sir. John Trueman.
great grandchildren. two sisters and
two brothers TO mourn their loss.
Funeral SUNDAY o'clock p. NJ. at
the above address. Interment in Oak
wood.
She is gone. but not forgotten
Never shall her memory fade
sweetest thoughts forever lingcr
Around the grave where she is laid
GAINES-Dicd. Friday at S u. NJ. at
the residence OF G.. II. Blankenship
1000 Park Avenue. LEWIS L. GAINES
Funeral service from the house Sun
DAY at 1880 p. NJ Intcrment in Gull
pepper, Va.
JONES.-Died. a. her residence, 1917
Nenable Street Friday. December IS
at 5:lj \. NJ. MRS. WILLIE CREN-
SHAW JONES. in the fifty-ffth year OF
her age, She leaves her husband and
four children to mourn their loss.
Funeral services will be held from
the residence THIS Sunday AFTER
NOON ut $3.50 o'clock. Interment in
lakewood.
ALBRIEGHT.-Died at the residence
OF her brother-in-law w c. Kuhn
slA North Twcnty-scvcnth Street, Fri
day. December IS at go r. NJ. MARY
l.. ALBRIGHT. in the forty seventh
year of her age.
Funeral from Christ Episcopal
ChTrch' Twenty second and vcnablc
o'clock. Intcrment in Rivervicw
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months he was held az Il prisoner ut
i,oint Lookout. After the war he en-
tered the ministry I'm the Baptist
church. and for /; long time devoted
ms entire. time to mission work I'm
lie married Miss Margaret Helen
D3hicl. daughter of Robert Daniel. Be
SIDES y widow. he leaves six dnush-
icrs-A!iSseS Mary, Esther. Mamie
Lucy. Leah and Ruth Lynn. and two
ssonssIShiricy 5. lynn, surveyor OF Bed
iord county. and Robert NJ Lynn, of
Richmond. lie also leaves two broth
ers,Rev. a. II. Lynn, Of Stafford, and
BenJamin Lynn, OF Prince William
County
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ITALIAN STEAMER HELD UP
BY WARSHIp OFF CAPES

NORFOLK. VA, December 1e-The
Italian steamer II Piemonte. which ar
raved here to-day from New Orleans
reports that she was held up By an
unkwnown warship off the Virginia
Capes last midnight.
Captain Giarette says he failed to
learn the name Of the warshIp, but
thinks she was n British. lie says a
boat from the warship containing sew
erul officers came alongside the II
Piemonte, and after learning her ma
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Nlss DIrdfc Sl,eurcr

Especial TO The Times Dispatchl
LfNCHBURG, VA. December l9.-
we'll known Lynchb,irg family. died
last night At her home on Victoria
Avenue. after n brief illness. She was
= native of Appomattox County but
had lived here ten years. She is sur
yived by 4 sister and six brothers. as
follows: Miss Minnie Shearcr, w. o.,
T.. g. and y. III. Shearer. OF I.ynchburg:
j. ". Shcarer. of Winfal, and Rev t.
&. Shcarcr. Of Goodies, Va.
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John VI. Louuu.
Especial to The Times

Special TO The Times DiSpatch1
BEDFORD CITY. VA, December 10
John N. Logan died yesterday even
ing at his home here. 10 which he had
moved from the country only week
ago. He IL survived by two children
OF FIRST marriage. who are Misses
Matte and Agnes Logan: his second
wife. who was Miss Moliie PARKER, and
one child. few hours before his
death his daughter. Miss Matte. was
married TO Harry Lockard, of this
place. The interncnt Will he at the
family cemetery in the country.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
AROTIIERS PREDICTS


WASHISGTON, December la.-Peacc
II solution OF difficulties with Mexican
|ictions across the border from Saco.
riz, was predicted b. American Con-
|ilar Agent Carothers IN n message to
NE State Department to-day. after {,
difference with the Maytorena leaders.
II was learned to-day that General
Hiss, com marding the American bor-
Ter patrol, has recommended to Score
ary Garrison plan for settlement Of
he situation The plan was not made
ublic. General Scott. chief OF staff.
no was sent 10 tho border TO take
barge Of the situation. was expected
b reach Saco tonight. He Will confer
Pith General Bliss. and II In thought
robable Secretary Garrison viii make
10 recommendations to the President
ntil ne learned the results OF that
Conference and has received General
colts rcDOrt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

they will he held up on voyage pos
sibly for days.
thereafter. please apply yourself to
the british consul at each port of SSH
linz FOR certificates that ships and com
plctc carRocs are consigned to this
commission. and inform nll parties that
neither we nor the British admiralty
will take responsibility for any other
form OF shipment. The British consul
Will In turn apply to the British am
bassador at Washington for the ncces-
sary authorization
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20
THREE CONGRESSMAN ILL
Wilson, HrumbnuRh and Goodwin Under
Treatment In Hospital.

WASHINGTON, December ia trio
Of congressman are i'll at Providence
Hospital here. Representative Emmett
Wilson, OF Florida. Is in serious con-
dillon from uraemic poisoning. and his
condition became so critical that his
two brothers at Pensacola hurried here.
He improved slightly to-day.
Representative Brumbaugh, Of Ohio
Is III OF what Is believed to be ap-
pendicitis.
Representative Goodwin. OF North
Carolina. Is suffering from gall stones
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

would provide that any act committed
In any state or Territory Fin violation
of ;hc rights Of citizen or subject
by treaty between the United States
and such foreign country. which act
constitutes Il crime under the laws OF
such state or Territory, shall constitute
like crime agains; the peace and
dignity of the United Statcs."
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Richard d. CrnlIe.

Srccial 10 The Times Dispntchl
HE.tTHSVlLLE. VA, December 10
Richard O. Cralie died suddenly of
paralysis on sunday al his home near
Gibson Church. Richmond County In
termcnt was 1T Gibson Church. Be
sides his wife. Mrs. NJ. Carrie Craile.
he leaves two sons-Wilbur Il. Crallc
and X. Pcmynie Crallc. OF Washington
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Special to The Times Dispatch.l
LYNCHBERG. VA, December 10
Mrs. Carrie Hamlet, aged thirty years,
wife of II. H. Hamlet. died yesterday
afternoon at her home. 1906 Polk
street, death coming after long ILL
ness. Mrs. Hamlet was Il member OF
Centenary Methodist Church and a ma
to her husband. she is survived by her
mother. Mrs. T.. +. Crouch. and three
sistcrs-Miss Ada Crouch and Miss
Flossie Crouch. Of Lynchburg, and Mrs.
Mary Miller, of Richmond
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HOME FOR SOUTH'S VETERANS
Works Proposes linton Institution ",
johnson city lie Used.

WASHINGTON. December l9.-Sena-
tor Works. OF California, introduced
n bin to-day. proposing that the home
for Union soldiers at johnson City.
Tenn. be converted into, an institu-
ton for Confederate veterans. that a
branch be established in Washington,
d. c.. and that 100000 be appropriated
annually to assist existing Confed-
crate homes
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To Rum "a Hour. n Day,

LOWELL MASS. December lS.-The
lachinery OF the fremont and suffolk
otton Mills will be run twenty four
ours day. beginning on Monday. ac-
ording to announcement to-day. Four
undred extra employees VIII he hired.
anticipated demand for fabrics early
!, the coming year is given as the rea-
on for the increase In production.
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|C0TT WILL UNDERTAKE
TO END BORDER TROUBLES
Plief OF STAFF OF Army ut Naco to
Confer With Rival Mexican
Leaders,.
SOLUTION EXPECTED
eneral Bliss, Commanding Amer
lean Patrol. Suggests rln, OF Set
Element to Secretary OF War Gar
rison-J'crmS Not Made Public.

Especial to The Times-Dispatchl
WASHINGTON, December 19.--Ccn-
fnl Hugh Scott. chief of staff OF the
nited States Army and the Presidents
bccial representative to settle the
Ioubles at Naco. Arizona where the
exicans have been continually firing
=, ross the line. was expected to ar
| We there tonight ut 8 o'clock and
lay confer first with General Hill. who
|pmmnnds Carranzas troops in the
l'wn.
Tho way for conferences between
GENERALS Scott. Bliss. Hill and Maytor-
|na has been paved by Mr.. CarOthers.
ryan.
Mr.. Carothers got there first and re-
}orted to the State Department to-day
bat General Maytorena had ordered
lis troops not to fire until settlement
lad been reached
Carothers has tclegrnphed confden-
Ially that the army officers. including
cnernl Bliss. have a plan and 1t is
hid that the general tenor Of the plan
known to War Department officials
{crc.
The plan includes the following:
First-That the two Mexican gcncr-
lis agree to an armistice until there
as been "A settlement between Car
|inza and the Gutierrez government.
Second-Thnt General Hill be al
owed to go out with the honors OF
far. and take station where he plenses.
b be given Il specified time for that
purpose. or,
Third--That Maytorena renrrange his
lbrces or allignments in such a way as
y prevent injury to Americans and
Imerican property.
Neither the dispatch from Mr. Ca
bthers nor information to army officers
3idicate that force will be used, unless
ll else fails.
Consul General IIamm. at Monterey.
l1vises the department to-day of tho
felfare of Louis Jordan and son, at
hat city. Louis Jordan is n brother Of
sldridse T.. Jordan. OF the United
Hates Trust Company.
Dispatches from the Brazilian min
Eter and MIR. SllIman at Mexico City
ny the city is quiet They do not
live any Information as to whether
resident Glitierreb is Investigating,
18th a view to furnishing the parties
Iho executed, without trial. from 100
y SO political offenders"
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t.onality, tn" nature of her cargo and
her destination permitted her to pro-
cccd. He says. however. that his YES
eel Was followed almost TO the Virginia
Capes by the unknown wa:ship.
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George c. WnIter.

George G. Walters. formerly Of Rich
mond, died yesterday in Atlanta. after
an illness Of only Il day or two He
had been removed to an Atlanta hos
pital Tor an operation. but did not rally
from the shock He had made his home
In Atlanta for some years and was
prominent In the business affairs Of
that city. Mr. Walters was n brother
o. william L.. and S. l.. Walters and
MISS Nellie Walters. of this city. His
brothers and sister left for Atlanta at
midnight last night.
Mr; Walters had many friends and
relatives In Richmond. He recently
presented handsome baptIsmal font
TO Westminster Presbyterian Church Of
this city In memory OF his parents
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FUNERAL NOTICE

IOSBY.-The funeral OF J. 4. MOSBY,
(. JR.. will take place from the Second
Presbyterian Church MONDAY AFTER
,OON at o'clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1914-12-20

Miss Ella a. Davis died this morn
ing at o'clock At the residence OF
Mrs Logan s: Robins. 1912 Park Ave
nue.. Funeral arrangements had not
been made last night.
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Won Hindenburg' S Army
in Possession of Lowicz

POSEN German Army Headaunr-
ters I'm the Enstb, December IS Twin
Berlin and London, December 20,
3:50 a. M.).-Field Marshal Won
Hin dcnburE's army took Lo,vIcz to-
dny Fridny) after heavy lighting
for several days, and compelled the
further retirement of the Russian
lines.
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AGEE.-Dicd, December is, 1914. THOS.
J. AGEE.
Funeral at r. ". TO-DAY (Sunday)
from residence. 704 North Thirty-third
street. 1ntcrmcnt in lakewood.
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GAINES.---Died. FRIDAY at S p. NJ. at
the residence OF G. r. Blankenship.
ZOO Park Avenue. LEWIS L. GAINES.
Funeral service from the house sun
DAY at 1890 z. NJ Intcrment in Gull
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Fitted Travelling Rags
Wardrobe Trunks
Hand iSnHs
i:tEht-Duy Clocks
Dressing Cnscs
Steamer Rugs
Fitted Shit Gases
lint Boxes
Luncheon Sets
Jewel Boxes
Black Suit Cases
Brief Cases
Party Cases
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FROM EElENE

is getting some OF II now.
Gust before we got to New York
he came in my drawing room and
tried to talk to me-to tell me how
sorry he was and how big he thought
1 was.
Perhaps, l said, 'other women
are not so fond of babies as I am.
Besides, Harry, I feel that l, as your
wife, am in some way responsible
for the fate Of these children. When
we were married, Harry, l took you
for better or for worse because it is
worse is no reason why 1 should re-
woke my VOW
Il wish you could have seen him,
Madge! Even I, who feel that he has
outraged me beyond forgiveness, felt
sorry for him, He has grown fifteen
years older and the lines on his face
are no longer laughing lnes-they
are the deep lines of remorse and
pain. He thought he could pay for his
pleasures in money. But he found
that you must pay to the uttermost
for every sin against another that
you commit, And, Margie dear, I'm
paying too. I guess was not every
thing / might have been to Harry.
My grief at not having children was
too poignant let it poison all my
waking hours; l did not pay much
attention to HaTTy's likes and dis
likes, and oftentimes l thought him
vulgar and almost brutal because he
either made fun of me or ignored nv
tears.
Its a queer world, Margie. Here
I.sit with babies in my arms that an
other woman died to bring into the
world as an earnest proof of her love
for my husband. She paid by not be-
ing able to live for them, poor thing! l .
wonder if she knows that I forgive
her freely and viii. love her babies,
who are now mine, as well as she
could. You see l don't believe that.
you have to bear children to love
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enterprise HSSOCldLIOUs)
I had letter from Eiene this
morning.
ooh, dearest Margie," she writes,
eff you could only see my boys!" Il
note she already says my boys.")
''They are the sweetest things mall.
the world.
''They have great big brown eyes
and Bulge squints his up so funny
when 1 hold him to the light Teddy
keeps his wide open with nary a blink.
I call one of them Bulge and the 9TH
er To-day after those delicious chill
dren that HabbeTton wrote about.
81 am the only lone that can tell
one of those blessed twins from the
other, and, Margie, am really hap
pier than ever was before in my life,
Some women, Margie, were born to
be mothers and some were only born
to be wives. Pm the first kind, and,
dear, it may seem queer to you, but
these two babies seem exactly like my
own. You can't tell who they will
look like, although Budge's nurse in
sists they both look like me. This, of |
course, is rank fiatteTy, but do think |
they know me, and the feel of their
little wet mouths on my throat or
against my cheek sends a thrill over
me that never came to me when Har- /
~ was making love to me, not even |
when he proposed.
II wish you could see them in their |
baths! I battle them myself, while |
4 I L
ness. They are so soft and satiny and |
fragrant and utterly helpless that I
am almost overcome by my RESPONSE
bility to them.
''Margie, these boys shall have their
chance.
did you hear went on to New
York with him so that there should
be no scandal? I did this for the ba-
bies' sake, not his. Harry Symene
oF1Obt m oaf Jyhat's poD1iDe fo E7,o 1.