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Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

Herbert Cox gave a "Tacky
Party" last Saturday night. Those
present were Misses Amy Proc.
tor, Sallye Reynolds, Christine
Davis, Margaret WEIGH, Mamie
Baker. Onie Silvers, Verna Welch
Bernice Laudrum, Louana White.
head and Mary Mae Latham.
Messrs. David Craig, Rob Nc.
Kenzie, Jamie Thompson, Hiatt
Crawford. LloydC Chestnut, Charles
Thompson. Omer Chestnut, Ralph
Griffin, Richard Mullins, Will
Thompson. Charles L. Davis,
Richard and Earl Cox. Delicious
apples and candy were served.
rhe Judges were Mrs Cleo Brown
Mrs. Jim West. Mrs. c. c. Will
liamsand Mrs. w. G.. McBee.
Prizes were awarded to Miss
Christine Davis and Mr.. Charles
Thompson.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

The brick work on w. H. Krue-
gers building was completed yes
terday.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

See "Beilharz" at the Graded
School building Nov. 10, 1915, III
such character work as in "The
Hoosier School Master 1.-THE Mu.
sic Master" and The End OF the
World" and so on. Tickets On
sale by the students of both of
our schools. u.12 2t.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

The entire Democratic ticket
wins. Bark sdale Hamlet, whose
election has been in doubt, is safe
by a small margin
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

FRIENDS here have received
news that Will Brooks, formerly
of Grab Orchard, who has been
with the l0l Ranch moving pic
ture producing organization for
several years, has accepted the
management of the big plant of
of the Triangle Film Company at
Ocean Pass, California, which puts
the popular Lincoln county man
right at the forefront of this great
industry in the west. Mr.. Brooks
is now in South Dakota engaging
about 90 Indians who will be used
in producing wild west scenes for
movie lovers .-Intesior journal.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

The people who need religion
are: The man who left his horse
out in the cold all day without a
blanket on; the man who growls
ike wild beast wher i wife
asks him for none: the woman
who is not haI sic oue hit to be;
the minister who i looking for
another place am higher SALARY;
the man VIII alks the streets
with hi hands in his pockets
while his wife carries the baby;
the MAJ who keeps a dog and
can't afford to take his home paper
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

Village Storekeeper las pastor
executes a mastery retreat from
the store)-- 'D'nged I'D hyper
crlte THIS is The same lead
quarter put. in the collection last
Sundayw
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12
Apply at SIGNAL OFFICE


Remem Der that each and every
seasons ticket purchased from a
school child over 10 years of age
from any school in the county,
will entitle that child to all the
shows absolutely free. Help US
to help the children, wont you?
Ask about "Beilharz" coming
Nov. I9 1915 at the Graded
School building. 1I-17-2 1t.
Mrs. Roy S. Beazley, of OrlBn-
do, Rockcastle county, was here
yesterday, returning from a visit
to Danville friends. She told the
|. ]. that She had been hard at
work lately in the effort to build a
Christian church for her home
town and that her ffortS had been
rewarded The building, which
is said to be creditable one, will
be dedicated the latter part of De-
mber Interior Journal.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12
LOCAL

Born to Mr.. ard Mrs. lheard
Parsons, Of the Buckeye section.
a boy.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

New line Of Neckwear for young
men on display at Fish's.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

POSTED Il will give 81 reward
for il formation leading to the ar
rest and conviction of any one
caught bunting on my farm.
At J. J ADAMS.
Mount Vernon signal. (Mt. Vernon, Ky.) 18??-current, 1915-11-12

Bud" Anderson. who has been
confined To his room more than
seventy days with typhoid is now
getting able to go about the,
house
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14
WESTCLIFFE ITEMS

T. Lee Witcher was an arrival from
Canon City last evening.
Harry Fossette left Tuesday flor
Canon City and may go to Cripple
Creek ere his return.
Miss Carlotta Luton. after a few
days visit with her sister, Mrs. Geo.
Batchelor. returned to Canon City on
Monday.
v. P. Coulter and wife we're up from
Canon City last Sunday on short
visit to relatives. Mrs. Cutler is q
daughter OF Mrs. Charles Schulz.
Another fine lot of little fish from
the state hatchery. $4,000 rainbow
and native trout, were received here
Monday. They were liberated in
Hermit lake and the Lakes of the
Clouds. They were obtained on the
application of L. H. Schoolfeld.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14
NOTED. MISSOURI WRITER
VISITS CANON CITY

Friday Miss Marie Rose and her
mother. Mrs. Bolts OF Mexico. Mo.
and Mr. and Mrs. ciiff Hardy of Colo
rado Springs were guests for lunch
con at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
L. Hardy They came across in Mr.
Hardy's car from Colorado Springs.
Miss Rose and her mother are on
their way to San Francisco.
Down In Missouri Miss Marie Rose
is known as being the most original
and clever society editor in the
state She writes a very out-of-the-
ordinary column for Col, Bob Whites
paper. The Mexico Herald.
They were taken over the Skyline
drive and through the orchards and
were charmed beyond expression. as
our guests always are. with our
spectacular drives.
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Bills Allowed

Canon City. Colo. Oct. IL, 1915
The following Is list OF bills paid
by the City Council of the City %
Canon City. Colorado, at its meetings
September goth. 1915. and October
4th. 1915. Street. Alley and Bridge
Fund, the Canon City Chamber OF
Commerce. $4,000 Salary Fund:
d. N. Cooper $500: J. v. Blake $500
Otis Orendorn 1880; Lafe Combs
1880: J. NJ. Anderson $500: Grant
Dickinson 1890: w. c. Huntoon &15.-
90: r. J. Craig, $500: John Hamil-
ton $500: j. Seaman $1,000: Angus
tus Pease 5000; C. NJ. Benton t25.0e.
Street. Alley and Bridge Fund: Tom
Parker, $500: Chas. Padgett $i00.63:
w S. Merris $4,000; W. G. Campbell
$1,000; John Meredith $l04.00: w. n.
Reiter 1850: Lee Amick 5000:
John Hundley $500; r. II. Ander-
son $4,000: Chas. Morris s2s.oo; Tom
Lambert ssl.00: c. II. Shirley $s.75;
Fred Reide & Co.. si.ls: Hunter Pal
mer $3.50; ]. l.. Eslinger $500; II.
@. Mcllvaney $500: J. A. Van Horn
$3.50. Park Fund: Harve Bisbee
$4,000; Bancroft Hdw. Co.. $1.15; Fire
Fund: ]. N. Barber $1,000; c. L. Nc
Kissick $500. Bethel Clio. Co.. $500:
U
$3.50: Julius Pearse. Fire Dept. S.
Co. $500; Hunter Palmer $500: r. Ii.
Johnson. $2l.6I; Harding Hdw. Co.,
$i.00: Joe Claybaugh 800: Harley
Turner Sf.00: Police Fund: c. F. Skin
ner 5000: Jerry Moran $1,000; Dick
erson Bros. $1.00. Lighting Fund:
The Arkansas Valley Ry. Light &
Power Co.. $4Ss.60. Library Fund:
Mrs Iulin Mack Trpna puhlic Ifh-
rary, s125.00. Cemetery Fund: A.
s. Munroe $1,000; ]. Seaman $i.25;
Isaac Ulrich, $44.00. Health Fund
r. f. Holmes $500; City Clerk Gle:
The Corner Drug Store $0.75c: Will
Fund: G.. 7. Wood & Son 1890;
CITY Clerk $5S.75; The Curran Bin
Posting & Distributing Co., $3.50;
States T. q T. Co., 81 90; F. II. Whip
tary Sewer District No. 2 Fund: c. NJ.
Benton. City Treas. $4,000; Interest
Fund. c. NJ. Benton. City Treasurer
$902.25; Water Fund: John Chetelat
sil5.00; Lee Wynkoop $500; Cleo
Combs $1,000: 4. Porteous $1,000; J.
Seaman $1,000: Thee. Shoemaker
$500 Frank McEnery $500: John
Meredith $500: Joe Clucas $500:
John McDonough $2.00; Ark. y. Ry.
I. Z r. Co. $3.50; City Clerk sS1.6i;
The Hendrie Bolthon Mfg- 4 8. Co..
'e4TS0; G. NJ. Bentdn. City Treasurer
IsT71.ss; the Mountain States T. a
JONATHAN sHAMAN,
city Clerk.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14
WARDEN LYMAN TO
GLENWOOD SPRINGS

Warden lyman is planning to leave
the last OF the week for Glenwood
Springs where he will inspect the
large convict road gang which is build
ing a road there.
The warden has visited every road
gang and prison farm this fall inspect
ling all OF the work thoroughly. The
Glenwood Springs trip will complete
the inspection.
10000 pounds of beans were thresh
ed at the Avondale farm near Pue-
bio Just lately and $4,000 pounds
we're brought to the penitentiary
here. The Pueblo Insane Asylum
bought tons and the rest is to be
sold shortly. The asylum also bought
200 tons of hay from the Avondale
ranch this week.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14
CLIFF HARDY TAXES PARTY
TO JACkSON'S RANCH

Mr.. and Mrs. Clin Hardy and lit
tie daughter Frances. and Miss Fran
ces West Of Colorado Springs. motored
to the jackson Ranch Sunday and
spent a couple of days. They were
charmed with the splendid hospitality
and cordiality OF the Jacksons.
They spent Monday night in Canon
City. On their return to Colorado
Springs they took with them Mrs.
Guy U. Hardy and her guest Miss
Morris. Mrs. Hardy will return In
a few days and Miss Morris will go
on to her home in oiney. Ill.
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Lee sMvrHg HERE.

Lee smythe arrived here sometime
ago from Ruth, Nevada. where he has
been working with big copper com.
pany. Mrs. smythe has been here for
several weeha visiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. smythe are planning q
trip TO Memphis. Tennessee. In the
near future. Leo says that Roy Tuf.
ner and walter RsA Of this city who
hrs now At Ruth are doing wen.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Rev. Spery was out over Lincoln
Park Tuesday distributing the new
z. NJ. c. A. Star course programs and
otherwise looking after the inter
ests Of the work in connection with
the winters estertainments.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Ed. Irwin. son OF Mrs. Kate Irwin.
is home from Los Angeles. California.
for n visit Mr.. Irwin has been find.
ing employment In that state and has
been absent for three years.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14
LINCOLN PARK
NEWS NOTES

Mr.. Jake Hallaei is down from
Westcliffe for the purpose OF helping
his sister. Mrs Schlaeppi, dispose OF
the apple crop on the Mcmillan place
where the family is residing.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. Paul Hawkins, who is travel
ing for n Chicago firm is stopping on
this week for visit with his brother.
Walter. at their home, corner of Elm
and Lombard.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Dr. and Mrs. Youngerman OF Grand
avenue are enjoying n visit from their
grandson. Harley Washburn.
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DR.. and Mrs. Leon Woodford OF
Everett. Washington. who have been
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. an!
Mrs. r. @. woodford for the past two
weeks. left "wednesday. They will
make several stops enroute home. DR..
Woodford expects to renew old ac-
duaintances at Denver. and will also
make a stop in Rochester. Mimi. ut
the Mayo Brothers hospital where he
will do some clinic work.
The ladies' prayermeeting of Lin.
coin Park met Sunday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Joseph Hoppe with
good attendance. The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Leeper at 2:45
O'Clock. Subject Overcome" Leader
Miss Craw.
Mr. Brown. corner Ash and Elm
avenues and e. W. Arien are among
the fruit growers OF Lincoln Park
who have been building new apple
collars to store their crops.
J. F. Stiers left this week. for his
old home at Logan. Ohio. where he
will attend a family reunion in honor
lof his mother who is ninety years
OF age. Mr.. stIers expects to bs
gone two or three weeks.
The Ladies' Foreign Missionary
Society Of the NJ. u. church held a
very pleasant and interesting session
with Mrs. NJ. r. Mahood at har home
on 18th street on Friday afternoon.
1t was the first meeting Of the Con.
ference year and about seventeen
ladies were present. After the usual
routine Of business. Miss Ripley took
charge Of the lesson. Later refresh.
monts we're served BY tho hostess.
The ladies' expect 70 begin the study
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. L. @. Thompson mot
ored with their family, to Colorado
Springs Sunday and had visit with
their son Ralph, who is attending
Colorado College.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Y W 20
Wherever you go the streets are
crowded with "Look Like" Cars. Very
few attract your attention for second
look. In automobile making the big
profits seem to be in big outputs, so most
OF makers are striving to make more cars
than ever, with the result that the coun-
try is flooded with an enormous number
Of commonplace cars.
Standing out with CONSPICUOUS Dig
nifty from this mass, are few makes,
that command admiration wherever they
are seen. Among these are the Moon
Skies.
Every Moon Six is an individual
man or woman. Its distinctive beauty is
but one of the deciding reasons why you
should own one. Its mechanical excel
lence is thoroughly established. Moon
owners are almost free from mechanical
worries.
The Moon is built to appeal to the
highest type Of buyers, which is real
test Of cars wortmness.
All Moon cars, big or little, are built
with the same thoroughness and care.
Our ''Baby" Moon is just as attractive
and distinctive as our big seven passenger
car, and will be pleasure to its owner
in any company.
Moon prices are right $1275 for
the "Baby" Moon and $1575 for the
Seven Passenger, f. 0. B. Canon City.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Of thsir new book at the meeting for
next month.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoppe are en-.
tertaining their nephew. Mr.. Carl
Hoppe Of Silver cliY. who came down
the first Of the week. He win remain
over the apple picking season
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

LINCULI fAhk
NEWS NOTES
Mr.. Jake Hailaei Z is down from
Westcliffe for the purpose OF helping
his sister. Mrs. Schlaeppi, dispose OF
the apple crop on the Mcmillan place
where the family is residing.
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.. Thompson mot
ored with their family. to Colorado
Springs Sunday and had a visit with
their son Ralph. who is attending
Colorado College
d. ]. Alber came down from Colora-
do Springs with two helpers the last
OF the week to pick apples on his
3-acre ranch on East Park avenue. Mr..
Alber is a mail carrier at the Springs
and is taking this way to spend his
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Shellaberger and the
latter's daughter, Mrs. ]. w. Will
liams came down from Moffatt by
auto last week to the Williams home
on Park avenue. Mr.. Williams arriv-
ed a day later from Kansas City. Mo-.
where he has been taking an automo-
"a lIo
a trip from here to Denver to visit
his father who is quite seriously i'll.
Mrs. C. c. Fulford OF 18th street is
enjoying a visit from her niece who
arrived from Royal Oaks. Michigan.
the first OF the week for an extended
stay.
Mr. ID. Z. Temp.eman who has been
confined TO his home with illness for
some time is reported TO be slowly
Improving.
Mr.. Wilson will preach at the VIII
son home on Willow street next Sun.
day evening at seven o'clock All in
terested are requested to attend.
A tent house In which Mr. Roe
Baldwin was living. located on Chest
nut St. accidentally took FIRE recent.
ly and burned down. II was his only
residence
Judge and Mrs. KIiese of Park ave.
have gone back TO their old home at
Fullerton. Neb.. for a visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Hoppe are en-.
tertaining their nephew. Mr.. Carl
Hoppe OF Silver ciiY. who came down
the first of the week. He win remain
over the apple picking season
Dr. and Mrs. Youngerman OF Grand
avenue are enjoying n visit from their
grandson. Harley washburn.
Mr.. Paul Hawkins. who is travel
ing for a Chicago frm is stopping OF
this week for visit with his brother,
Walter. at their home, corner of Elm
and Lombard.
Ed. Irwin. son of Mrs Kate Irwin.
fs home from Los Angeles. California.
for n visit Mr.. Irwin has been find.
Ing employment In that state and has
been absent for three years.
Rev. Spery was out over Lincoln
Park Tuesday distributing the new
2. NJ. c. A. Star course programs and
otherwise looking after the inter.
ests Of the work in connection with
the winters entertainments.
DR.. and Mrs. Leon woodford Of
Everett. Washington. who have been
visiting the formers parents. Mr.. an!
Mrs. r. @. woodford for the past two
weeks. left Wednesday. They will
make several stops enroute home. DR..
Woodford expects to renew old ac-
quaintances at Denver. and will also
make a stop In Rochester. MInn.. at
the Mayo Brothers hospital where he
will do some clinic work.
The ladies' prayermeeting of Lin
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

D. ]. AIber came down from Colora-
do Springs with two helpers the last
OF the week to pick apples on his
3-acre ranch on East Park avenue. Mr..
Alber is a mail carrier at the Springs
and is taking this way to spend his
vacation.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Judge and Mrs. Kliese of Park ave.
have gone back TO their old home at
Fullerton. Neb.. for a visit.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

A tent house in which Mr.. Roe
Baldwin was living. located on Chest
nut St. accidentally took fre recent
iy and burned down. II was his only
residence.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. and Mrs. SheIlaberger and the
latter's daughter. Mrs. J. w. VIII
liams came down from Moffatt by
auto last week to the Williams home
on Park avenue. Mr.. Williams arriv'
ed day later from Kansas City. Mo.
where he has been taking an automo
bile course. Mr.. Shellaberger took
a trip from here to Denver to visit
his father who is quite seriously i'll
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. Wilson Will preach at the VIII
son home fon Willow street next Sun.
day evening at seven O'Clock All in
terested are requested to attend.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mr.. ID. E. Temp.eman who has beei
confined to his home with illness 70
some time is reported to be slowi,
improving.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1915-10-14

Mrs. C. C. Fulford OF 18th street
enjoying a visit from her niece VIII
arrived from Royal Oaks. Michigan
the FIRST OF the week for an extende
stay.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-19
THE. MIDNIGHT
HObDEn PROVED
To bE. 4 GIRL
SEASIDE BELLE is GRABBED
BY POLICE At FASH
IONABLE RESORT

New York June TO- The mystery
OF tho robberics Of the vine-veiled cot
tagea in Seacliff's summer colony has
been dispelled Mrs John Conlin, bet
ter known to Long Islands North
Shore society folks as Ruth Taylor.
the beautiful heress, daughter of Mrs.
Lucinda D. Taylor of Seacliff, aud
handsome. young Donald Chaplain,
son OF Mr. and Mrs. Alfred s. Clapham,
have been arrested Both are at lib,
.erty under $1,000 bail
According to young Clapham, both
he and Mrs, Conlin have confessed.
She IA but 81 years old and a genuine
beauty She can drive horses and
|"Dona Clapham's racing ear with equal
eXpertness sa
Last night on the porch Of the Taylor
home, Clapham naively admitted that
he and Mrs Coplin had confessed to
Justice of the Peace Henry L. Schae-
fer on Monday night that they had
entered the cottages, taken anything
of value that they could safely move.
and had pawned the articles--cut
glass, siyerware, linen, clothing and
various odds and ends Of bric-a'brac
and ornaments III New YORK city
"Yes. he declared. confessed So
did Ruth, We're very very sorry We
didn't realize it was 50 terrible. And
We are sorry to have all this publicity.
because we have been assured that il
lis quite possible that we shall not be
punished very much, il at all"
The robberies have totaled a value
of several thousands OF dollars, the
authorities say
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1915-06-19
HUNGRY THRoNG CROWD
STREETS or MEX. CAPITAL

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE)
General Mankel PalafiX should ne
named chief executive. AT times the
debate becomes so flee as to cause
weapons to be drawn.
One OF the passages was interrupt
led by a mob of women who stormed
the chamber with the cry OF, Give
us corn There is little corn to
give, an allotment of two quarts be-
ing the maximum allowed TO any one
applicant by the distributing sta
tions.
The delegates, who do not engage
with matters of personal precedence
and office seeking. devote their time
in passing laws such as bills to com
pei the tilling of all vacant lots,
though seed corn for planting and
water for irrigation are lacking. and
bills 10 lower the price OF cereals. al
though little is to be, had a' any price.
The delegates introduced a bill max
ing labor. compulsory on ar. and ap-
plying to the rich men.
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Al ON |. WI 7 h 4
CLASSY EYED
c CHINE: 81: IDOL
GERsl, CAST OFF
WIFE or CHlNAMiN,
DIES IN WANT

New York, June 19,Only q glass;
eyed (hlnese idol looked on today
when Kitty Powers castroH wife oi
Fcng Pong former president Of the
Hip seng Tong, and said TO have been
the daughter Of a wealthy Massachu-
setts parents, breathed her last after
vain effort to get opium with which
to stfle the laundering in her brain.
Catherine Powers died in a two-bs
four cnbby hole in a rotting shanty AZ
~ Pell street TOO proud to beg, too
sick to go out of her room, with de-
tectiyes constantly watching the
house.
Kitty died alone and forgotten, and
was removed to the Elizabeth street
police station Chinatown had little
use for Kitty and had offered $1,000
for Fong Pong who now N is Chi
cago. Vain efforts we're made to To-
cate him to tell him Of the illness OF
the wife who forsook home, relatives
and Americanism for him fifteen
years ago.
The woman was brought to New
York to testify against Jung Ting, q
melber OF the Four Brothers Tong,
accused Of killing Yoe Foy, vice pres-
sident of the Hip Sing, She said she
saw the shooting and Jung Hing was
sentenced to die in the electric chair.
TIe got new trial
Kitty Powers came from RoxburT,
Mass, fifteen years ago. She was
smuggled into Chinatown and re-
mained there in seclusion for four
years. According to the police she
never left the house Her parents,
wealthy and respected, made every
effort to locate her. At the end Of
the four years, when her body and
soul had been sufficiently tortured by
the delights OF opium and oiner drugs
she decided to become the legal wife
of Fong Pong.
Several detectives were a.ways near
Kitty. The district attorneys office
protected her. for she kew China
town. But It did not know that Kit
ty had no money, that i, was only
what a few white wives OF Cinnamon
gave her that enabled her TO keep
her soul in her body