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Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-26
WANAMAKER JOINS
FORD'S PEACE PARTY

Philadelphia. Nov 25,-John Wan
amakcr former postmaster general
announced tonight that he had ac-
cepted an invitation 20 become a
member of the Ford peace commits
sion.
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-26
Number Of Invaders Killed by
American CayaIymen and
One Wounded Prisoner Is
Brought In,
CIVIL OFFICIAL OF
N0GALES EXECUTED
Authorities on Arizona Side Of
Boundary Line Unusually
VigiIant Because Of Grow
ing Mexican Hostility

Npr1lgq AFiy NnA-. 9ha- liItX-
.,1t... .,.....t,,.. -..t..
''h"' "'N'' ~
the Ohlled states a' ti'lr'S"n t"l'''
rast of here, tiIea eh SIN Alle'l'o
troopers ol the Tenth cavalry today
r,yr,t,-0yp otbcr troopprs of the
~. -. nh. .,..rs o, res,,.,.e
,...,.,,..
posi- opened l'' ON vac "''N''''''
Killing q number according go 'e-
port. aud bringing one wounded prls-
oner into camp
Ni,entr vprraza- a civil official o(
Nopalps sonora was executed today
by order Of General Acusta for hay
inp exceeded his authority i'm order
inp tho death OF a Mexican vino par
ticipatod In the Riots i'm the Mexican
town last night.
Sentiment among villa adherenis
was apparently growing aRalllsl
Americans louaA. me lHl'alN 0u
thorities ON lhls sidt y the oounu"'S y
were unusually Nlsl@nI
villa Governor tlecs.
Carlos Randall. acting VILLA gov
ernot of sonora. was allowed 10 cross
the international boundary tonight on
the condition that ne was TO hold him
solf subiect 10 orders of United states
army, officers stationed here 1t was
reuortcd that Villas commander. Cen
eral Acosta. was contemplating n sim
liar move.
Governor Randall declined a guard
at the hotel where he registered for
the night. Before the villa eXeeu-
L. A tHT al
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-26
To Settle Packing House Question.

Washington, Nov rs. ~ settlement
Of the various questions arising out Of
the detention of American packing
house products consigned to neutral
countries probably will be undertaken
in London by direct negotiations be-
tween representatives OF the packers
and the British foreign office, the
British embassy here was advised to-
day
Albuquerque morning journal., 1915-11-26
THE WEATHER


Denver. Nov. e5.-New Mexico. Fri
day and saturday fair not much
charge in temperature.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

manner commensurate with her merits
but facts, more facts and Information
are presenting themselves in persist
ent way for truth Is mighty and will
prevail.s
High Glass Apples.
The apple that were grow 100
years ago and since were cultivated
with the main view OF distiiling them
into brandy. But since the CONNER
eial, incorporated orchards were start
ed. d dozen years ago, il has been for
high-class winter apples that hear at
tractive prices. When these orchards
began the county was cursed by sa-
looms and huGireds of distilleries.
regular and Illicit, but the saloons
have all been put out of existence and
less than half dozen distilleries are
licensed at this time. The world Is
moving and those people. are ascot
tanning that Righteousness exalteth a
nation"
Labor is now abundant, efficient
and not high priced. There grand or
chards that now adorn the lovely land
scape were substituted for Yeritable
African jungies which were mastered
at first by the axe and grubbing hoe al
a cost Of $40 per acre, but this involv-
ed years Of labor in additional grub
bling and sprouting, the wearing out
of mules, ss1en Apd tools ssto rid the
land Of roots ttat MIL continue to live
and grow I'll Hsfffokt rapid and distress
ina way. Then I'VE attempted dyna-
mite, and while this rid us of the
stumps most effectively. it did not take
out the far-reach.ng roots and the ex-
pense was prohibitive.
Careful investigation indicated that
the modern, powerful stump pullers
were more effective in Kidding the land
of trees, stnmps and roots and that
1t was equal TO a deep blowing, en-
bling us to set the trees After the first
blowing of the land followed the root
eradication instead of delaying for q
years tiilage, as formerly. And we
found that little sprouting was neces-
sary afterwards. And though the in
ittal cost of stump putting IL about
sac per acre, where the forest Is
dense. We are persuaded that 1t is C
paving proposition to be thorough in
this regard. / nave only spoken OF
apples, but this section Is equally well
adapted for pears, cherries. peaches
plums, grapes and the small fruits
Some cherry trees are here with q
diameter of three feet.
1t is a great chicken and bee sec
ton and the raising OF grain and live
stock is engaged in to considerable
extent But 7 hive spun this article
out into a narrative of too much
length, but If you or your readers wish
to know more Of this land Of promise
and fulhlment, please command me.
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were Issued for construction to cost
s1,45S.761.
In Macon total of SIS permits
were issued during April for con-
struction estimated to cost $s5,9le.
The cost of construction for which
permits were issued In Birmingham.
Ala. was estimated at $1ea,701. COW
ering total of 33s permits. As com
pared with April. 1914, these figures
show. decrease of s14s.44s.
IN Tampa, Fla, a total of SO per-
mits was issued during the month, in
Guiding alterations and repairs, which
represent cost Of csnstruction of
The value OF operations In Miami
In estimated at $4,000, fecreasa.arf
s2o.2sO as compared with April, 1914.
Permits were issued In Knoxville.
Tenn, for construction to cost S5s.-
72b. decrease of s225 as compared
with April. 1914
In Memphis the cost of construction
for which permits werc issued exceed
that of April, 1914. by about $4,000.
total of 265 permits was issued
in Louisville, KY, representing cost
of construction or $gs2. 400. As COM
pared with April, 1914 these figures
show n decrease OF rs In the number
OF permits and s166,47O in the cost
OF construction.
Permits were issued In shreveport,
La, to the number OF los. represent
ing a cost OF construction OF $63,Si7,
These figures exceeded March totals
III 81 n the nslmbeF ~ permits and
4 es23e a. ~ east az -.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
Tuesday, May 18th, 1915
at $50 o'clock P. M.

on the premises, sell at public auction.
all those two certain lots or parcels OF
land. lying and being In the City Of
Richmond formerly Henrico County,,
Va. in the plan OF Northampton, and
described as Lots Nos. and In Sec
ton "A" Of said plan commencing at
q point on the east side Of Moss Side
Avenue, distant foar hundred {4oo) feet
from the N. e. intersection OF Moss
Side and Laburnum Avenues, thence
running northerly along the east line
Of Moss Side Avenue 123 feet 10 inches.
thence In a northeasterly direction
along the said east line OF Moss Side
Avenue, 81 feet inches to the New
North Road. thence In southeasteriy
direction along the southern line OF
the New North Road ITS feet 10 inches,
thence southerly 63 feet ii inches,
thence westerly along the southern lire
of said lots ITS feet to the point of
beginning.
TERMS: Cash sufficient TO pay the
cost OF executing the trust. and taxeg
due. the sum of sTz.oo with interest
from June 3. 1913; the sum OF sfa.00
with interest from June 3, 1914, and
ratabie proportion OF taxes for the
year 1915; and credit as TO the sum of
s1.272.0o until June Q. 1915. and the
residue Unequal instnffmertts AT one and
two years from date OF sale, evidenced
by notes with interest added and Sc
cured by deed of trust on said property.
or for all cash as TO said residue at
the option of the purchaser.
BESSIE A. CATLIN,
Exscutrix of Il. A. Catlin. Decd. Trustee,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
GRAI@ AND rH1yrsa0as MARKET.
FURNISHED ny Miller q Co, Brokers
Riehmona, Vs., "a

=
Chicago. Ill. May 1s,--sr hest small
and marrow. The Liverppdl spoT YEAS
irregular and some What i6Wsr.6 the
London cargo market ID tiswefy with a.
good milling demand there ana an In
creased inquiry for wheat from the
continent Domestic news indicated
quite q revision of ths insect damage
talk and showing Of prefpAturs ac-
ton on the part of many f1rmsrs who
piougbed their fields. ~ stass1ws r
Corn and Oats@Dulia And Small, with
a moderate cash demand On both grains
and considerable selllAessAfst&w crop
options OF oats, butt flses again
were purchasers of olds&fSkt 10 arrive
Provisions u hit ssbeften, Win
5000 hogs ut Chicako iard s4.ode ~esti-
mated for Monday. Buying of July
pork by one of the leading houses was
the only feature calling for discussio on.
but this was probably short covering.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
TOO HEAVY A BURDEN

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paragraph offers what to his mind
ministrative burden the executors
found too hard. Had ne searched for
years to discover a means to testify
to the peculiarly valuable facilities
which trust companies offer no bet
ter testimonial could be found.
A Gigantic Sum.
In drawing attention to this phase
of trust company service It, perhaps
Ia new information to many to learn
that the trust companies of the
United States have no less than thirty
billions Of trust funds In their posses
sion--a sum so gigantic as to be al
most startling to the iayman's mind
When 1t is stated further that the
trust companies have five additional
billions in their banking departments
the proof is indisputabIe that the ma
tion's wealth Is wisely guarded Safe
~ guarded it is. too, for not a dollar
of trust funds given over to the keep
ing OF a trust company has been lost
through the company's or any of
ficer's dishonesty, lack OF Judgment
or carelessness a record as worthy
as II is remarkable. and attesting In
the fullest degree the. skill and the
Intelligence which the hundreds OF
trust companies the country over are
bringing to bear In the constantly
increasing responsibilities which the
discerning public Ia placing upon
them.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
DIVIDEND NOTICE.
vTfi1RHIGfSTA~ CAR0LTNx CHEMICAL 90.
Richmond, Va. MAY i5th, 1915.
Dividend Notice. >

The Board of Directors OF this Com
pany have today passed the following
preambles and resoluttonss
WHEREAS. II has been the custom,
for twenty years to pay to the Pre-
ferrsd Stockholders their annual itvf.
dend of eight per cent in four quarterly
instaIinents OF two per cent each: ana.
WHEREAS, Financial conditions fol-
lowing the Europesn War were such
that The Company's collections were
greatly tnterfered with. wherefore the
Board of Directors deamed 1t advisable.
In orAer TO conserve their cash. TO defer
the payment OF two quarterly divi-
6snds, and,
WHEREAS, The earnings Of the
Company for the year ending Nav s1st
lsIB, will be largely Ia excess Of the
amount suftfcfent 70 justify the pay
ment OF the full dividend OF sight per
cent but collections, while greatly i'm
proved. are still below normal:
BE 1T RESOLVED, That . dividend
OF four per cent he declared payable 70
Preferred stockholders Of record on
dend TO be o=yabie In scrip maturing
May slst. 1915. bsaring six per cent
interest from June LIST. 1915. with an
option 10 the Company to redeem said
.scrip On January lst, 1915, at par, and
accrued interest--intention to exercise
said redemption to be given by written
notice mailed TO each scrfphoIder ne
REGARDED on the books of the Company
ana by advertisement In three daily
nwspa pers in New York and two IN
Richmond Va, at least thirty days be-
fore January lat 1915.
-. y "a = .ss
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
D sew YORK COTTON MARKET.
tn1e&asssns hy., KILLER, d Co.. Hraksra.,

- GsN. York. May 1.-THE Gotten mar
nj opened hzm, 10 pofEsts his her, re-
4ecfins a better feeling IN the intsrna-
4tonaI situation. Most of the advance
80 maintained. The Liverpool market
1noed two points lower than yester-
~. with spot corton duii and neglect
Niddling quoted k.2e. which was
M English pstnts lower than yester-
Z Fair weather prevails over the
&atre belt yesterday add today. with
slightly under the season 8
f&ofngs, Generally fair conditions are
S3eAtxd for VII sections over Sunday.
ofx receipts today estimated at $4,000,
tfh compares with i4.9oe last week
IN 1.EN0 last year. Reports from all
txtcnA Of shk belt sndlea<~ that spot
E&&ingn have beeB practically with
Wp In al markets at the decline
&antea prices SHOW absolutely no
6<1fe&8 fEem THESE rniinG when
Hfoko &one16erah1r higher.
MX n 1E4ff a >tetae9
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
LII STREET FEELS
MARKED RELAXATION
]1SeAsn which Market Rcaaecscd Dur
fnw weea Eaees OF IN Final
Session.
foIx-NF OF TRADING SNAIL
1Eupefnanezs Tn Regard To Interna'
I s1unna sssastton Makes Itseif Feit--
F<srrkxn Exchange Heavy.

New York. MAY iS-Various tnsu.
tnces com oinsd to-day TO diminish for
ire time neinE- AZ least, the stra in
which wall Street has been rejecting
Al, fAe ssock market Of che pas; week.
There was 20 fresh adverse develop
meat overnight and no other occasion
eNs furnished fer change IN tn
xsse4nnAnry ssspoxs sse~s Of the stock
raaxkes community 20 make the wee
ena seSxsor . rather tnconsea1sntie
nsrssr.
Traasarsse-s = siccSs were o. !
re5xsswe Rod s~sts Scs1s- tAe bulk OF
sA@ hussas-Ss eeszE concentrated II the
Hrse Aes- Tsas ~rAS = g~rsod q VPTy
g~n%sal st-enEzh wSsh IS advance ~
rrs-@s wNsgA c~~Ss 3Ygtse al around
~assses NJ gEe tc fear points and more
srwsr Frisxs }c~ lTvei.
krharx covering seemed 20 Re chiefly
rxsrensseas so- ne upturn. for there
wxF - rusnffss= inclination IN Wall
STREE eSzrzeTs 20 increase OF make
gsRx cezaTs3tDeuts On a rise 81 this
par53enlAr rse-1eng-
Fra Ras4s For Modest Recovery.
TIE substantial and excellent ao-
Morp&fnm Of stocks or q scale down,
daring the week. with heavy buying
In the intervals Of most acute weak
ness unquestIonably afforded a firm
basis for a modest recovery today,
wffr attempts were made 20 cancel
bearlsh contracts. The supply of
stock offered seemed TO come from
trading sources and from the recent
scale down buyers. There was little
or no manifest Liquidation. and Ger,
tainly there was no pressure on the
list. In the second hour dealings con =
tracted. hut the list was Arm until just
before the close, when some dezcrip-
TONS RAJ off rather rapidly. On the
whole the market held up well aud
the close was fairly steady.
Hnpefulpexa aasat+ aA-4+salf
overnight In respect to the effect OF
Washington's note to Germany. This
wAa unmistakably reflected in the
tenor of newspaper advioes and con-
lecture az TO the probability OF con-
clliatory attitude at Berlin.
Foreign Exchange Heavy.
Foreign exchange remained "a re-
ma rkabiy heavy as It has been in all
the last few critical days when ordi-
nAriiy the exchanges would have been
enpected 10 run strongly against this
country. The fact that they have not
done So but have had precisely con-
tfAry. movement is most striking evi
dance OF the tremendous financial abii.
nv OF the country to cope with any
flesh difficulties on international ac-
r6unt. France continued particula riy
weak
sThe bank statement showed a loa r
increase of less than $4,000. 000. This
was presumably 10 some extent a re.
s1fs. 1f the recent transactions in new
financing, including the Pennsylvania
boffd issue and the Argentine loan. tn,
subscription success Of both OF which
Was one of the weeks most impressiv,
features. Also the heavy fall In stool
market prices has been having iatel,
the spredicted consequences that !
would lead 10 a loan expansion.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
DAVIS AND ELRiss co1LEGE

Eilins. W. va, May is.--Prepara'
lions for commencement are beins
made at Davis ana Eikins College
The exercises win be held June e-s
The baccalaureate sermon will be
preached Sunday morning. June 9Th
by the Rev. Henry II. sweets. ID. d,
secretary of the Boar1 Of Educators
Eof the Southern Presbyterian Church
Louisville, KY. The commencement
addresses will be delivered Wednes-
day night. June 9TH. by Ine Honorable
Morris Shawkey, superintendent 81
Public Instruction Of the State OF
West Virginia Beth of these men
are educators of national note and
speakers Of unusual ability, and will
doubtless draw large audiences to
these exercises.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

a total OF So permits was issued in
Lake Charles, Ia. representing cost
OF construction Of tHs.e4e.
In El Paso. Tex. permits were Issued
TO the number Of tSi. representing .
cost of construction OF s2sS.6s6. an
increase of about sso.eoo a. compared
with March.
In Galveston. including alterations and
repairs. which represented q cost Of
construction of sa2s,2as. OF this total
the cost of new construction 10 esti-
mated At sI3s.eao. $3.50 =,
Ia Houston permits were issued 70
the number OF a32. including aHefa-
tons and repairs, which represent =
coat of construction OF slss,ose. whl.o
total OF SIS permits was issued ~ ~
Fort Worth, representing cos'
construction OF sS1,4s5. -
a total az so permits was issued m
I.ittia Rock. Ark representing cost
of construction III $ss,24S.
THE cost OF construction for wnich
pern,,,s were Issued in Tulsa. okia-'
l. estimated at sfb3.26e. covering
total of rs permits.
permits were issued In wheeling,
w va, to the humber OF ll4 ourins
the month, representing a cost OF con-
struction of s5o,40a. .a.
The total cost Of all construction aof
which permits were issued in the DIS
trict of columbia during the month Is
estimated at s1,p2s,o2o, Dstrion'ea
hy sections the building figures are as
fellows: County. $790.152: nortn
west. ss2.975; northeast. s2s,4Io'
southeast. s2s,s50; southwest. none.
Repairs, county, $27.o5s: northwest
s5s,122; northeast s4,04s; soutneas.'
sb.uo6, southwest, se.ss7S In SAT-
more the cost of Lew improvements
co. which permits were issued Is esti-
oated atts755.s22: additions Sss,soo,
and alterations s54,ooo' maHhs
total of sS4e.322.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

st. Louis--Mrs. Kitty Solomon, one
'of the few lady members OF the orr
ganization Of American hoboes known
as the National Brotherhood Welfare
Association, is planning to take q
canoe trip from St. Paul TO New
Orleans on the Mississippi River, ana
to write a book on her experiences.
The trip down the river would not
call for much work, and she feels
she would be well received along the
river during the trip.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

that cotton iE worth more money and
are unanimous I'm their determination
not 10 let =. go at lower prices Inter
national uncertainties. however. will
continue to dominate the futures mar
ket for the present. and this interna-
tional situation holds many POSSIBLE
tttNw
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

INV" ScOres Cfose IOuay.
The Union Stores. Inc, which had
been conducted by receivers for the
past two weeks for the purpose of sell
ling out stock OF groceries, meats and
lother goods. closed at the end of trad
Ing yesterday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

BY Richeson & Crutchfield,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers
AUCTION SALE
or IA
Beautiful Building
Lot

on North side of Park Avenue. com.
mencing t25 feet west OF Cleveland
street. fronting 25xt40 feet.
At the request OF the owner we will
offer the above lot for sale. by public
auction. at the salesroom of the Rich
mcnd Real Estate Exchange, No. 1913
East Main Street, on Tuesday, MAY
Is, 1915. at IL o'clock noon. Terms
liberal and announced at sale.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
AUCTION SALES.
By E. A. Catlin & Co.
Real Estate Auctioneers
No. q N. Eight St.
Trustee's Sale OF UHimpreved Property
In 6inter Park

In execution Of n deed of trust, dated
June 8, 1919. of record In the clerks
office. Henrico County Circuit Court,
in d. b. 1876 "a" page -. to E. A Cat
lin, Trustee. default having been made
in the payment of a portion of the
money therein secured. ard being re-
auired 80 TO do hy-tha notsholdsF,- 4
will on
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

Individual Point winners
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
PETERsBrRe PEANUT MARKET.
IBy ndawernL ytfsik. ~ 4 Co.. Inc,

eassrsar. sssssr MAY, M 1sis.
SPANIsH-A - s-ss
Farmers stock market weaker.
Holders asking si.oe. Cleaners bid
ding s0c.
vIRGINIAs-- ~
Farmers stock; market steady.
Fancy Jumbo, 3&c per pound.
Fancy Handpicked. 3iAc per pound
Extra Prime. 3h c per pound
Smelling stock. 3kc toske per pound
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
RICHMOND STANDS HIGH

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

MISC NEOUS
= r. and NJ Ins Co. rs rs :.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16
RICHMOND NAV MARKET.
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond, Va MAJ rs. 1918.
STATE SECURITIES
Ma AmLa A
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

. RICHMOND PRODUCES MARKET =
Reported by wosdnn a Scott, Cem-
mfsmaon Merchants.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

Two records were broken yester-
day afternoon In the first Richmond
College field day held at westhamp-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1915-05-16

~ told,. C and n ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-04-23
ISNf'D$$S'%S;,
\lWgWIE!E'
HOW MUCH WILL A MAN 90
FOR HIS FRtENDf

What's all this about Molhe's
mix-up Ia love and politics." asked
Jim Edie last night.
Jim had come TO see Dick about
a coming golf tournament In which
he wanted Dick 10 enter
Dick promised TO meet me here
tonight" he said. Il haven't seen
him for six weeks lie is a dandy
friend. nit.
Well. YOU see this school book
question Is keeping him pretty
busy. lie never knows whether he
is going TO be at home or not" |
answered
II was then that Jim asked his
question about MollIe as he settled
himself In Dicks armchair. helped
himself TO one OF Dicks cigars and
evidently prepared 20 wait until
Dick should come. Aunt Mary had
gone TO bed with slight cold and
| was rather glad OF Jlm's com.
pany for had been spending q
number Of evenings alone lately.
What do you mean. Mollies
.oye affairs?' asked In return.
although knew exactly what he
meant
Well. ! heard at the club 10.
day that Hatton was seriously III
because OF the insinuations In the
Daily ---- about his making
love To Mollie and that both Pat
sullivan and Dick were going after
Maurice Melton because he is the
editor in chief of the dirty sheet. +"
"Oh, Jim you don't think Dick
will hurt Melton. do you?"
Not II Melton sees him first.
Melton is a cad and bully and
that always means coward.
Between you and me. I don't
think Dick Is ms mad over the
ness as Pat u.s. He "a very much
In love with Mollle and he shows
his good taste, but he also shows
his stupidity IN being blind to the
fact that lIatton Is crazy about
her Poor fellow He has PLAYED
in hard luck with that wife Of
his"
Did you Know he was married
JIM
Yes, and ! thought you and Dick
did also. Eliene told us all about
II one evening and until yesterday
when Dick asked me about II. Il
thought you were there at that
time.
u suppose Ellene having once
made the explanation that she
would not refer to II again out Of
regard To tatton
II remember Eleanor Fairlow
was there that evening. II il n
wonder that she did not speak of
it TO Dick" inwardly WINGED