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which I have decided to eliminate
from her lessons until next week.
My pupil continues with the obes-
ity diet and at least one full hour Of
exercises each day, this, OF course.
including walking and deep breath
ing.
We have practised some bag
punching exercises during the last
week TO help remove the fat from
tho shoulder blades, and Mrs. St
James seems to take great delight
in these. The body bending exer-
cises are practised each day with the
wand, but my pupil cannot touch the
floor while keeping her knees rigid
Just yet. She also uses the wand as
a support when practising the squat
ting exercises, which are so impor-
tant in aiding in the reduction OF the
high abdomen.
To-day my pupil nearly touched
the floor with her finger tips at the
right side. keeping the knees rigid
and the left hand on the hip. A little
later I hope to have her master this
difficult exercise with the left arm
and hand stretched out on . level
with the RICH. one. To perform thu
exercise. which reduces tho waist
line in a remarkably short time. the
two arms should form perfectly
straight line. which stretches thu
muscles OF the stomach and thos,
at the waist line. Mrs. st. james
continues with the head and nee,
exercises, in order to tighten tn
loose skin on the chin and build VI
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soUATTINo. To reduce the waist
line. Hold the wand In tho right
hand. as shown. and squat and rise
at least ten times. After you arr
more practised you may do the
squatting exercises without using the
wand as n balance.
SIDE BODY BENDING. Reduces
the abdomen and waist line. Bend to
the right side and touch the noor
with the finger tips, keeping the knees
rigid and the left hand on the left
hip. Repeat the exercise on the left
side. with the right hand on the right
hip as a support.
My pupils diet continues along the
same -fattenlng menu and she
finds many delicious and nourlshlng
dishes 10 choose from, without those
containing starches. fats and sweets.
The hot lemon water and vichy and
Kissengen waters are also taken each
day as usual and also the long walks,
TO which she has become accustomed,
are enjoyed every day for several
hours.
Monday ! will report tho progress
Mrs. St. James has made durinp the
three weeks I have been instruetina
her, giving q table OF comparative
measurements which will indicate the
results accomplished.
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the sagglng muscles Of the neck and
jaws. The cold alum solution is ap-
piled Immediately after these excr-
cises.
I feel sure that all OF my readers
who are following the course no
ticed the wonderful change in tho
size and appearance OF my pupil
when they saw her picture on Mon
day last, and hope to have even a
better one for you next Monday and
also noticeable reduction in her
measurements.
THE EXERCISES.
l am giving you a description OF
the bag punching exercises which my
pupil practised last week.
BAG PUNCHING. To reduce the
fat from tho shoulder blades: Hit
the bag with FIRST the closed Asst and
then with tho elbow and alternate
with each arm. Hit the bag with
first one fist and then the other, very
rapidly. This Is called tho tattoo
movement.
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A COLD
IN A FEW HOURS

discharge or nose running relieves sick
headache. dullness. feverishness. sore
throat, sneezing. soreness and stiffness.
Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuffling! Ease your throbbing
headi Nothing else in the world gives
such prompt relief as "Papc's Cold Com
pound" which costs only 20 cents at any
drug store. II acts without assistance,
tastes nice. causes no inconvenience. BE
sure you get the genuine. Don't accept
something else lust as good" Insist on
getting "Pape's Cold Compound" IL you
want to stop your cold quickly. Advt.
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A Good Way to Clear
Pimply, Blotchy Skins

You need a soap which not only cleans
your skin. but also soothes. heals and
protects it-thst is why you should get a
cake Of Resinol Soap from your druggist.
This pure and delightful toilet soap con
tains the Resinol medication. a standard
prescription for skin troubles II there
lore affords mildly antiseptic protection
to the skin. which merely pure soap does
not do. Resinol Soap keeps the skin in
clean. healthy condition and insures
clear. natural complexion, and rich. lus-
trous hair. Twenty-Five cents at all
druggists and dealers in toilet goods
Advt.
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ered neaVy ud clumsy for touring
purposes. Recently sentiment has
changed in this respect and the body
makers have been quick to take ad-
vantage of this fact. As q result the
up-to-dats body for all purposes now
has q standing top with windows
which can be raised or lowered at
will. When closed II makes an ideal
cold weather car and when open its
use increases the pleasure Of sum-
mer touring. The heat and the glare
OF the sun are eliminated and its free
dom from dust and dirt moro than
makes up for the slight increase in
the original cost OF the body.
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Explosion at Du Pont MIL.

WILMINGTON. Del. Dec. "A
grinding mill at the Hagley yard
plant OF the du Pont Powder Com
pany, containing several hundred
pounds OF black powder. exploded yes
terday afternoon, wrecking the build
ing. No workmen were in the mill at
the time.
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retaining h Q r
wonderful health
and high spirits.
She has mas
tered all Of the
various exercises
which I have
taught her. with
the exception Of
the trunk raising
and side liver
squeeze, both OF
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"Pape's Cold Compound" is
the Surest, Quickest Relief
Known-It's Fine!
Relief comes instantly.

A dose taken every two hours until
three doses are taken will end grippe
misery and break up severe cold. either
in the head. chest. body OF limbs.
II promptly opens clogged up nostrils
and air passages in the head. stops nasty
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t Is Reasonable 10 expect the
this
ridiculous picture railroad
protection from the elements Still there
sreetca
fort and the convertible body synonyms.
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Reducing 2lO- Pound Wonan's Weight
By Proper Diet and Scientific Exercise
New Exercises introduced
During Mrs. A. St.
James's Third Week as
Miss Furlong's Pupil
Reduce Superfluous
Abdomen, Waistline
and Shoulder Flesh.
BY Pauline Furlong.

At the end of the third week with
my pupil. Mrs. A. st. James, 1 ind
her still gradually losing weight and
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~ GEORGE b. ROBERTSON.


show preference Of
closed body bought for only oonsd
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KUN %. LENS, Inc oriental dancer,
who has not appeared here for six
years. will give four special matinees
next week at the Hudson Theatre. ap-
pearing on Monday, Tuesday. Thurs
day and Friday. During her absence
Miss st. Denis has created many new
dances which she will present. One
Of the features will be 1.-THE Spirit OF
the Sea-" another The Peacock and
Garden of Kama" arranged from
Lawrence Hopes Indian poems.
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LEGAL NOTICES
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

To N. E. Morgan. administrator Of the
personal estate OF John ". Morgan.
deceased. plaintiff. and Adaline Nor.
Kan, Hattie Poe, Emmett Poe. Pearl
Stevens, Arlie Stevens. Pearl Clay
ton, Charles Clayton. Ella Moran, R.
NJ. Moran. Maude Smith. E. F. Nor
gan, R. E. Morgan. Cook Hospital
and Training School. q corporation.
and A 3. Koon, defendants:
In the Ircernediate Court Of Marion
County. West Virginia-In Chancery.
You and each of you will take notice
that in pursuance OF decree OF said
court entered on the 18th day Of June.
1915. IN the chaocery cause therein
pending. wherein you are the parties
complainant and defendant. have d%.
ed upon Wednesday. the 1lth day OF
August, 1915, at my office IN the City
Of Fairmont, Marion County, West Vir-
GINA, as the time and place for begin
ming the discharge Of my duties under
said decree, an abstract Of which is as
follows:
Upon consideration Of which, it IS
adjudged. ordered and decreed that
this cause is hereby referred TO Fran
els Thralls. one Of the commissioners
in chancery OF this court. to take. state
and report an account showing:
l. What personal estate the said
John ". Morgan owned at the time o.
his death. the character and value
thereof.
.. What disposition, II any. was
made Of said personal estate by plain
tiff. and how much. If any. OF said per
sonal estate is now in the hands OF
said plaintiff as administrator. and
available for payment OF any debts ow-
ing from the estate OF the said John
". Morgan. deceased.
3. A settlement Of the administTa.
ton Of the estate Of the said John ".
Morgan. deceased. by the said plaintiff.
administrator.
4. What debts the said John W.
Morgan owed at the time Of his death.
to whom they are payable their nature
and their respective amounts and pr.
critics.
5. What real estate was owned by
the said John W Morgan at the tine
Of his death, its qu.' . T.. description
and location.
6. And such other matters as any
party IN interest may require. the
same being pertinent, or such other
matters as said commissioner himself
may deem pertient. whether so re.
quested or not"
At which time and place you are
required to be present.
Given under my hand this 18th day
Of July, 1915.
FRANCIS TRIALS,
Commissioner in Chancery, uterine
date Court. Marion County. W. Va.
NJ EARL MORGAN.
Counsel for Plaintiff.
July 13-20-27; Aug. s
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:: Personals :

H. W. showalter is in New York on
business.
Leo shircl!H, Of Maryland. is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Beckmau
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Hungertord and
family have moved from Fifth street
Locust avenue. to Fifth street and
CASTOR avenue.
Hon. B. l. Butcher has returned
from a visit with relatives in Beverly.
John Stoetzer has returned from q
visit with his friend, Walker Taylor,
at Wilmington, y. c.
Mrs. John Gordon Suyth has return
ed from visit at Pottsville. Pa, At
lantic City and Frostburg. Nd.
George Barnes is spending today In
Morgantown on business.
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LEGAL NOTICES

NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS.
To Nick Marandi:
Take notice that on the 26th day OF
July, 1915, at the office Of Frank R.
Amos. in the Cochran Building on
Main Street, in the City Of FaiEnont,
Marion County. West Virginia, be-
tween the hours Of 9 o'clock a. n. and
10 o'clock p. m. of that day. shall pro
coed to take the dispositions OF Carrie
Marandi and others. to be read as EVIL
dence in my behalf in certain suit
in equity pending in the intermediate
Court OF Marion County, West Viz
GINA. IN which l am plaintiff and you
are defendant; and, il from any cause
the taking Of said depositions be not
commenced on that day or. II COM
nenced, il they be not completed on
that day, the taking Of the said depo-
sitions will be adjourned from day to
day or from time to time, at the same
place and between the same hours, IN
Ii! they are completed.
CARRIE MARANDI.
By Counsel
FRANK 3. AMOS,
Counsel. June 29-JuIy $500
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Democrats Fight
Among Themselves

CLARKsBURG. ". Va. July ID
Bondholders Of the Clarksburg Expo.
nent, a morning Democratic newspa-
per, who ousted the editor and pub
Usher. c. o. Fluharty, through a suit
in detinue in Circuit Court, are now
running the plant and publishing the
newspaper IN the name OF E. Bryan
Templeman, trustee.
Protracted litigation over the plant
now seems impending. as Mr. Fluharty
has rendered Sheriff Ross F. Stout a
forthcoming bond Of $4,000. which. If
accepted, will give Mr.. Fluharty pos
session Of the plant Temporarily at
least. The bond. however. has not
been accepted by the sheriff. The
bondholders say that II Mr.. Fluharty
shhould thus get possession Of the
plant they will Immediately make an
other move to Gust him, papers Cor
which havealready been prepared. :.
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aQlFnaIlNSS CaQle S4OGL duO 40ICS-
The captain lifted the bible in his
right hand. and the oath was taken
which makes me for three years a
sailor. We were turned over to q
sailor they called "Jack-ot.thedust"
and we followed Dust" below.
In the storeroom I was fitted out
with everything sailor needs-tron
needles and thread to:
One hammock, with mattress.
Three mattress covers.
One pair white blankets.
Two blue flannel suits Of clothes.
Three white duck suits Of clothes.
Two white ca2-covers.
Two blue caps.
One watch cap.
One suit oilsktns.
Two neckerchtefs.
Two suits underwear.
Two pair navy shoes.
Six pair socks.
Backing and brush.
Bowl. cup. and plate Of white agate
ware with blue bands, and U. S. Y IN
blue on each piece.
Knife. fork and spoon.
One pea Jacket.
And last. but not least
One Diddy.box.
4 DIDDY.BoX.-THE sAEcTUM
SANCToRUM OF UNCLE SANS
NAVY. Only yesterday heard
lesson on its sacredness. as one man
berated another until every adjective
in his vocabulary was worn TO tatters.
when he arose to the convincing eli.
max: Why that man is low enough
to go through shipmate's diddybox!"
Dressed in my uniform. with the
rest OF my chattles tied in a canvas
bag, was loose on the deck Of the
independence. From innate modesty.
held my shirt together at the throat.
and stood wondering. At that mo-
ment, believe / would have battered
all had to have turned Times wheel
backward for Just one week: but while
stood thus, half bewildered. fellow
walked up with extended hand and
said: Duke me kid" From his ges.
ture knew It was a hand-shake and
responded. He said: II see you've
made It. Are you going on the olyr.
pIa?" answered that hoped 50.
The fates so ordained It that before
shutdown OF the day Of my elistnenr,
my hope was realized. as was one
OF 50 who were drafted from the hide
pendence to the Olympia.
ITO be continued.)
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Meet Tonioht.

The Standard Bearers. the young
wonan's auxiliary Of the Foreign Mis-.
s!onary Society OF the First N. E.
Church. will meet tonight at $50
o'clock at the home OF Miss Katharyr
Troxe!l on Fifth street. South Side. An
interesting program has been arrang.
ed and a large attendance is urged.
The following program will be rem.
dered:
Song. Help Somebody Today"
Standard Bearers as Helpers-Miss
Dorothy McNeely.
Junior Partners-Miss Pauline Ora.
ham.
Story. Billie Vests Senior Partner"
Miss Elizabeth Troxell.
Song. Somebody Did Golden
Deed"
Missionary Drill-Miss Mary Riggs.
Reading. "a Letter from a Pupil IN
China"-Miss Margaret Ar1ett.
Working for New MEMBERSHIPS
Naomi Reeves.
Poem, on paying dues, Abou Ben
Adan1-Miss Gertrude Thralls.
Adjournment for social hour.
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THREE YEARS BEHIND THE GUNS.
THE TRUE CHRONICLES OF A "DIDDY-B0X.' .
HERO OF WEST VIRGIN1AN'S GREAT NAVAL Sc
RES RUNS AWAY TO SEA.
lConyr.ght IN Century Co

o. S. F. S. OLYMPIA. SAN FRAN
CISCO BAY, August s.
&Tell your troubles 10 a policeman"
runs the saw. Would that might or
TO any other man on terra frma! But
IL there Is on this great globe one
place where man hides his light under
. busnel. & Is or ma2-ot.war.
Hers nobody asks nor answers
.rEhy?'' to other questions than,
"Whe.e do you hail from ?? And while
there are hundreds OF fellows about
me, apparently content, and even de-
lighted with this state Of affairs. an
50 hungry for companionsh!p that. 10
avert REPRESENTATION. am forced IN
20 the writing Of another diary
Come OF, Jack! You're not school
boy any longer. but landlubber on
board 9 rnan.ot.war, and THIS Is your
log. Hero vii! you bring your JOYS
and your sorro1tS. just as you used 70
csrry them 10 your mother. Dear lit.
"a Monste, how her heart is aching
tonight! And I. Cut 1t OUT
boy!---the past. home, and all that sa-
cred word implies.
NY new life began month and a
half ago, when ran away to sea and
boarded the Independence. With nine
applicants for the United States Navy.
I had chosen name TO enlist under;
hut when the Bulldog" growled,
"Wnat,s your pame?" positively for.
rot Il. and up and told him on the
spot the name given me by my spon.
sors in baptism. asked him to give
Ine something on deck. From him we
we're passed on to the doctor, whose
rreetinK was: Come on, come on,
strip Oh; let's see what you're made
We stripped, and went through an
examination that was first cousin to
ha1Ipg. We all dressed and went
above, where the ohicer.ot.the-deck
called out: Those who have been &C
cepte6 by the doctor lay aft to the
captain and be sworn IN.
The captain was promenadt1g the
ooop.deek. When we came into his
presence be stepped to the captain
ind took from It a small weil-worn
bible ana folding his arms across his
breast, told us 70 hold up our right
tands: then asked our names. coua'
~, birthplace, were we married, had
We been IN fail, etc. Then bridy re-
citing the articles Of war. he asked:
enc yop realize the importance Of the
oath you are about to take% Three
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Huff Nominated
For High Honor

Russell Hut. consulting engineer Of
the Packard Motor Car Company. il
nominated for the presidency Of the
Society Of Automobile Engineers,
which includes the most able creative
men Of the motor industry. The nem-
nation is equivalent to an election.
Mr.. Hut is one OF the foremost &c
gireerirg authorities, having been
identified with the Packard develop
mert since the enterprise was started
IL Warren, Ohio. sixteen years ago.
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preshvtsrian Meetinas.

The executive committee OF the
Christian Endeavor Society Of the
Presbyterian Church will meet this
evening with Miss Irene Barnes on
Barney street
The Mission Study Class Of the
Presbyterian Church met last night
with Mrs ". S. Mayors on Watson
avenue. A delightful evening was
spent with the study Of the lesson and
afterward social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served.
The Christian Endeavor Study Class
will meet tomorrow evening following
the prayer service at the church on
Jackson street.
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HaniIton.Snoderass

Announcement is made OF the mar.
rage OF Miss Grace Snodgrass and Mr..
Monroe I. Hamilton. both Of near
Fairview, which event was solemaiz.
ed on Monday at Oakland. Nd. where
the couple notored yesterday morning.
Mrs. Hamilton is a daughter OF John
Snodgrass. foreman in the Hope Gas
Company fields. and Mr. Hamilton is
a son Of J. Y. Hamilton, a prosperous
merchant Of Fairview. with whom he
is associated in business. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hamilton are spending few
days at the Loeb Lynn Hotel at Loon
Lynn Heights, Nd. and will return
home the latter part OF the week.
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NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF OWNERS
OF GENERAL FUND ORDERS OF
THE CITY OF FAlRMoNT ISSUED
PRIOR TO JULY /. 1915.

Notice IS hereby given pursuant TO
Act OF the Legislature Of 1915. amend
ing Chapter 9 Of the West Virginia
Code. that all persons holding or OWL
ing General Fund Orders Of the City
Of Fairmont. issued prior TO July l.
1915. are required 10 bring said Orders
TO the office OF the undersigned for
the purpose OF having said Orders list
ed as provided by law.
ALBERT J. KERN,
City Clerk Of the City Of Fairnont.
west Virginia. July l2-10t
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Left for Auto Trip.

Mr.. Sam R. Nuzum and nieces. Mrs.
Arthur Roberts. Of Chierton, Va. and
Miss I. Madge Sample. Of Laurel. Nd,
and Mrs. Martha Davis left this morn
ing IN the formers car for an extended
automobile trip through Old Virginia,
with Laurel, Nd. as their destination.
From Laurel they will continue th'Ar
trip through Pennsylvania, visiting
Gettysburg aud other points Of inter.
est
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.LERR TEAM BEATS
THE CAR FOUNDERS
Game Is Closely Contested
and Holly Played By
Both Teams.

The Owens Leh- team defeated the
Baltimore and OHIO Railroad Car
Founders team II close eleven IL
ring game staged at South Side Park
this morning with a tiral score OF 1
TO .. The score was tie with a score
OF 8 TO s II the r!nth and eleven IL
r!2gs were played TO determine the
winner. Both teams played good bose.
ban and they kept the grandstand
rooters on their feet with their many
uz.l slave Thz SrnrA.
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On the POTOMAC.

Former Senator and Mrs. Clarence
". Watson are at Wooduo2t on the
Potomac fishing for few days. Mrs.
Watson joined the senator there atteT
spending several days in Baltimore OF
account Of the Illness OF her niece,
Mrs. Jere Wheelwright. They are ex.
pected home the latter part Of the
week
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For Mrs Chambers.

Mrs. Everett B. Moore entertained
at breakfast this morning at her home
on Locust avenue and lakewood road.
honoring Mrs. Morgan Chambers. a
recent bride. 4 breakfast was served
at $50 o'clock and the remaining
morning hours were spent at auctio1
bridge. The guests included the mem.
b4rs OF the Younger set.
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To Have MEETING.

The Eastern Star will hold a called
meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock at
its hal to formulate plans for the meet
ing to be held on Thursday evening,
when District Deputy Grand Matron
Mrs. Tessa Reed. OF Terra Alta. will
pay the local lodge a visit.
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Mn Rnhartson Hosteaa

Mrs. Lucius Robertson was hostess
to the members Of the Suburban
Bridge Club this afternoon at her
home on Fourteenth street. The serv-
ing Of luncheon followed the card
games.-Wheeling intelligence.
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Judge and Mrs. Ira Robinson and
daughter, Miss Ada May, Of Charles.
ton. are guests at the home Of the for
mer's brother. Mr.. c. ". Robinson,
ard wife on Fairmont avenue.
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1otdiS ..s...'-'.'''
Two base hits-I. Struck out-By
Watson :, by Coaley 5. by Long ,.
Wild pltches-Long. Base on balls
or Watson .. OF CoIley .. Hit by
pitcher l. Umpire-Gerkins. Time
300.
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Pythlan Sisters to Meet.

The Pythian Sisters will hold their
regular meeting tonight at S o'clock at
their hall. Installation OF officers viii
take place at this meeting.
The Washington times., 1915-02-15
Baby Boy in Bread Line
Wins Help for Family

NEW YORK. Feb. l5.-Guests OF the
Knickerbocker Hotel took a fancy to a
naxenhaired boy. who was In the knick-
erbocker bread line. They took him in
to the hotel and stuffed his pockets with
coins and bills amounting to $4
The lad was Robert Rogers, three
years old With his mother, Mrs. Joseph
Rogers, an older brother. and an infant
sister. ne was waiting In line for the
distribution Of food to begin. when one
OF the hotel employees saw him.
The employe led the little family into
the helps' room, where they were given
food After he had finished eating. the
boy WAS taken into the main corridor
OF the hotel. where the guests crowded
around him. patted hi mon the head
and shook his hands.
Before leaving the hotel Mrs. Rogers
told Of the hard struggle she has had
to exc out living for herself. her chill
dren and her crippled husband.
The stewards of the hotel. on hearing
the womans story, promised to see
that the family is kept together for a
month at least. They assured her they
would do everything in their power to
obtain work for the husband.