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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1916-05-03

eriy from Jefferson avenue.
Referred TO Department OF PUBIC
7soil--of GottIseb Kobor. 81 al. for
the construction OF lateral sewer In
alley In Geo. T. Abrey's sub. corner
Mt Elliott avenue and Miller Road.
bit w~er Abrcy and Farr avenues
Referred 10 Department Of Public
Works.
Tse.--Of George J. Bose. for q hear
Ing before Committee on Liquor Reg
Referred to Committee on Liquor
Regulation.
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From Department Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemcn:--In reply 10 n notice
from this office. the following pro-
posals were received for paving
streets and alleys:
Lswercnz Avenue-From the north
inc of Fort 20 the south curb line 81
Regular 2s feet wide, with asphaltic
concrete Natural Lake Asphslt) on
and BeIes. Medina or any other curb
stone That may be bid upon and or
derSd
~ y. Streicher a Co. Beres Sfs,sfs0s
herst ,,.............'.. fs.s4ss7s
Cisv Trinidad Paw Co.
Detroit Asphalt Paving Company II
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From Department, Of Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen. order TO balance
the account I would recommend the
transfer % ii21o from IN. surplus
I'm the 1918 Garbage Fund 10 the
credit Of Acct No. same fund
known so Telephone Rent"
Resrectfully submitted.
GEORGE ~. FENKEti.
Commit ssioner.
Nv Ma L'ttiensld;
Resolved. That the Controller be
and N hereby authorized and d.
rected to make the proper entries or
hts books 20 effect the transfer OF
1910 from the surplus In the Car
hage Fund 10 tho credit OF account
No. In the same fund known a.
Telephone Rrut."
Adopted a. follows.
Yeas-Aid. Allan. Ashe. Rieu. cran-
shaw. DflI, Ellis. Field, Guthard.
Iflndie. IAkel. Heating. Kocher. krim-
moI. Kronk. Kunz, Lempke. Little
dald. Lodge. Move, Richert. Robinson.
EflIo. Eut.er. Schcrransky, Schultz.
starkey. Thompson. warteu. wensei.
A. ". Wilson. W J Wilson. WING.
Zirt and rho President Pro Tennis.
Nays-None.
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From Department Of Public Works
ir. Richard I.indsa.

MT. IEIChard lindsay.
tny clerk.
Dear Sir.--Sept. e2nd 1903, the
lands Mfg. Go. MED a bond covering
the maintenance. etc. Of n gasoline
tank In the alley rear OF building oc-
cupied by them at that time on Fort
street between Fsaubien and Antoine.
At the request Of said company this
Department has removed the tank.
hlled up the hole and repsved the
alley and the said Rands Mfg. Co.
have paid tho bill therefor.
I you'd. therefore. recomn end that
tho bond given by the Rands Mfg.
Co. a. that time be cancelled or re-
turned.
Yours very truly
PORTER. MURPHY
Secretary.
Referred TO Committee on Mays
and Mcane.
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AODpt'O rs tpliNNb. -. -.
Yras-AId. Allan. Ashe. Eleu. Cram
shaw. hin. Ella. Field. Guthard.
Hindle Iekci. kcatirg. k"cher. krir'-
mel Kronk EunE. L,mpke, Little
neld. Lodge Nowc. Rtchert. Robinson,
Roilo. EUtter. Srhemausky. schultz.
starkey. Thomppon. Warteli. Nenzsi.
a y Wilson. Nv J. Wiilscn. Wing.
Zink and the President Pro Tem--5t.
Nays--Noue,
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From Department, o. Public Work..

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlsmen :---This Department rec.
ommends that Sec. 20. Chapter So.
and Page lis. Of the compiled ordi .
nances 81 tho city OF Detroit. 1919.
be repealed and herewith transmits
the necessary ordinance.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE n. FENKELL.
Commissioner.
An ORDINANCE 10 repeal Sec. -.
Chap. 50. 0f the COMPILED orat-
sss~es 81 the City Of Detssit for
The year 1915
1T is HEREBY ORDAINED BY
THE PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF DE-
TROIT:
section 1. That Sec. 20. Chapter ss
OF the Compiled Ordinances for the
year 1912. be. and the same In hereby
repealed.
Sec. 2. This ordinance shall take
Immediate effect
Read twice by title. ordered print
ed and referred to Committee on or
dinances.
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From Department. Of Public Works.

To the Honora bile the Common Council:
Gentlemen: Heretofore there has
been no money available with which
To pay the architects fees for pre-
pairing plans and superintcndence OF
construction OF the New Municipal
Court Building. Bills for this work
are now In the hands OF the Depart
ment OF Public Works and owing TO
the fact that an estimate has been
the Board Of Estimates for the pur-
pose. I would respectfully recommend
that the Controller be authorized tn
advance the money to pay such OF
these bills as are approved by this
Department and forwarded TO him.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE III. FESKE1I.
Commissioners.
by Aid Burton
Resolved. That the Controller be
and IL hereby authorized and In
architects 81 the Municipal Court
Building for preparing plans and
superintendence OF construction as
may be approved and transmitted to
him by the Commissioner Of Public
Work. aud the Committee on Claims
and Accounts.
Adopted as follows:
Nsas-eAid Ashe, Bell. Cranshaw,
dill EiNs. Field. Guthsrd. Hindle.
Iakel. Heating. kocher. Krimmel.
kronk, kunx. Lempke. idttleheId.
Lodge, Nowr, Ftchert, Robinson. RoI-
10. Rutter. schemansky. Schultz. star
key. thompson. warteli. wenzei., A.
s.. Wilson. W ! Wilson. wing. link.
and President Fro Tem.-33.
Aid. Allan entered and took his
seat
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otp1k 9nse1ay, May .. 1915.
u15t}1 met and vas called 10
tbs frsstdssL Hon. Robert
AZ. 60, o s,s,,; Gin a;s.
Ik6l kssljng. Kochsr. krtmmeI.
kaess L<snpke. LittleneId.
y@ifsON. W. j. Wilson. Wing.
&vtIfur opl the Tvesidsnl
1te o&tNg = quorum present. the
ID Wa declared To be In session.
~ 1uuvAaI " the preceding ses-
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Il.
~ 49, oesenbsrg. for COM
~ ~ DeeeeooI fnJuriss.
MA - Co0mfttee on Claims
- ~ ussununa. q Al. for per-
111 1V0eGn 20 ltghtinG post In
" u 6sn33o1 avenue
TO - Cugnnn1<toe o. Streets.
x Do6y Lard Co.. for permit
1900 u01ep stAewaIks on
oooe corner 0san1 River ave-
o1 q Conmittss % Streets.
09 Moe4lUn4 state Telephone
~ uoGmft q build platform at
~ l0Sel ~ alloy In rear Of
=. = corner Milwsukss and
~ . csnnstsss on streets.
z ASuDo<gono Garage, for
~ tnstall eoGnbinati0n easo--
hnrDo Gyeeem and n~httng
1poo8 - 80 woodward ave-
e4 - csnni,tss e streets.
q 0o9ealn otrtpo Of land
~ 14oseSstSen Of Fischer and
1S3 Q ceanittss on Street
3 Dstse1l Toledo q lsoston
4 ~ tqr the vacation Of . por-
~ nG1gio street. between West
0oSoo1gh avenues.
9o1 - Coun0ittss On street
= oavwslJ |. = eaissuIar Co, for
mlnmt ~ = Doeooool tau for 1915.
5o1 - Ce0nDlttes % Taxes.
RAooor = 0ehrken. for
q = oogoonaI tAx for the
R ~ cQugpsttss On raxes-
09yS1 ernel. for refund
oN eoey eAxeo for the year
rGn - Ceusnat1ee on Taxes.
1tpOe . Old National Bank.
~ poeUooaI assessm emit
Il ~ q ~. eehlo1d and z.
~ Ne yoog 1915.
- C1Umletee on Taxes.
~ ~. 0oTpow. protest.
~ tyoq1mso& given pattents
I31Go(ylog HoopItal
- CP0mittse on Health
hastsil. prossstins
~. oavi4g OF alley north Of
yoe4 bsewssa Hanover
. pspsrsnsus of Public
= }llsA.ess state rsiephon.
w e u sH:SBo s % Il i Ss.
- rsal1ono1 P~psss prsn 4
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From Department Of Public Works.
AN ORDINANCE 20 amend Section
Tea u0b. Chapter stxty-tws sa3,,
81 tie complied orsinsnces Of the
City ef Detsott. 1919.

ivy ~ OetROU. 1917.
1T ~ HEREBY ORDAINED BY
The PEOPLE OF THE CITY OF
That Section ten Go). Chapter
sixty-two ts2D OF the Compiled
Ordinances Of tho city OF Detroit
for the year 1912. be. and are
hereby amended so as TO rad as
follows;
section 10. All sidewalks shall
2 be 40 constructed that when COM
plste the top surface shall coin
eide with the grade OF tho space
8 street line. which shall be a I'M
form incline from the curb line
towards the street line with n
rise Of one % inch In every
10 three feet and on unpsved streets
12 ed by the City Engineer and TO
- a uniform grade satisfactory to
y the Department Of Public Works.
Is and shall when deemed neces-
is sary by the Department Of Public
u Works. be reiaid to the proper
Is grade when 80 established when
~ paving said street. Whenever
20 sldewsiks are ordered on any
22 fore existed. II shall be the duty
81 of tho City Engineer 10 estab-
- iish sidewalk line on said
% street for at least n distance that
% about to be ordered BY setting
- stakes about two hundred t2oob
20 feet apart Cor as near "a may boz.
20 said stakes TO designate the outer
81 edge. Of the sidewalk from tho
az lot line and the record Of the
"a same shall be entered In a book
~ 10 be kept for such purpose In the
~ city Engineers office. All pri-
az vat~ driveways crossing the side
~ walk space must be constructed
- 81 stone. brick or concrete from
70 the curb line 10 the lot line. and
~ placed NJ n grade 10 be hxed nv
~ the City Engineer. The material
~ 10 be used IN construction Of
"A the driveway and manner Of their
~ construction TO be determined In
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~ Mn hUfINW. :.
Resolved That the Controller be.
and IL hereby authorized and directed
10 make the proper entries on MS
books 10 effect the transfer of $4,000
from the surplus IN the General Road
FUND IN tho credit ~ Account No.
IT, in the sam~ fund. known as raw
inr Intersections. streets and Alleys
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From the Controller

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen;-There II an ordinance
that provides for payment for
Inmates by the clerks. elevator CON
ductors. engineers. sergeant alarms,
messenger. ETC.. which services have
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4-~09 FRANK E. Bowen. 81 n
y IN Saving Of alley.
Igoffsd u Department 81 Publ
nv AID. WARTEI.IA
{~~-lH Otto Rps snbusch. ct al
=: ~ ~ Ing Of Alloy.
<tft1 to Department OF Pubii'
Nv AID. scHEMANsKy.
Or Frank ul&sic. ct al. foi
y UovIng Ut alley.
1sSrtd TO Department OF PsbiiS
NY AID. FIELD.
~ ~-yf William ~ Williams. e'
E19r the paving Of Haxeiwood ave
ry~rrsd to Department of Pubiic
Tor q. J. Wright ct al. Tor the
k or 9Ciimlttdiet avenue.
5SSred to Department OF Public
-@3S w. ,. Carlyle, OF al. for
a nDvtnG OF Byron avenue.
efysd 70 Department CT Public
4. NJ AID. A. r. WILSON.
~ {)1 n. J. ponohue. ct al, pro-
- the paving of alley.
1<red t. Department Ct Public
u NJ. AID. JAKEL
5f Herman Book ct AL fer
<'GSing 81 alley.
1sfs1 T. Department Of Public
~ AID. RoBINsoN
4rO Detroit Twist isrill Ssni-
1eS ths psvins Of ALLEY
a: NJ Am rRErwAIp.
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From Department OF Public Works.

To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen: In order TO carry GA
the work I would recommend the
transfer 90 siS.o00 from tho surplus
in the General Road Fund to the
credit of Account No. is2-knowu a.
Paving Int~rsectlons-Stree and Al.
ieys
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE H. FENKFfI.
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re Epectfuliy yours.
W r.. TAIi\SEy
assistant Corporation Counsel.

Assistant Corporation Counsel
10y Alderman kuuzs
ResolS ed. That the city Controller
be- and B, hereby instructed a. draw
MS warrant IN favor 81 Mtke ktcie-
linski ia the sum of Sisssg. ,hc same
To be In fuiI for any ard all claim,
hxntust the city OF Detroit growing
out ~ an cotaent occurring on March
20. i't6. resulting IN sprRined ank les.
sir " further resolved. That the
Cont -ullvr be. and ~ Instructed his
Warrant Nv favor 81 pr. p y Henry
Tn the sum OF $4,000 In fun for medf-
cal care and attention rendered Mike
ktctei.nski "a above Tccited
Adopted as follows
fear--sld Ashc. Hleil craushaw
piil. Ellis. Field. Guthard Hindie.
Jaksl Heating. kOcher. Krimmel
kronk. kurz. f.smpkc. Littlereid.
Lodge, NoNc. Ilichert. Robinson. Rol-
Ia, Rutter. Schsmansky. schultz.
Starkey, Thompson Wartell. WeuzcI.
A T.. Wilson. W J, Wilson. wing
zink and the President FRO Tem-Ss.
Eays--None
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From the Cooperation ceunse,

To the Honorable the Common Council.
G-ntieulen:~-ln reclaim OF Mike
kictelnski Claimant Was an employ q
OF the Department of Public Works
and was injured IN the discharge of
his duty on March - 1915, his injur-
les consisting ~ sprained ankles
Ehtch incapacitHted him for a total
period of lisa weeks
n hearing on said claim was had
before the Board az Arbitratnrp which
resulted In award IN favor of ciai.
mant tn TIE sum of sissss incident
Ally, medical care IN the sum ~ So
was rendered during the irri weeks.
recommend adoption OF enclosed
~GsraIntENp
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From the Controller.

- IN. uon~rseie the Common cosncn.
.rntlemen. The following repas
q City Offset. f.s ,a as,s are re.
lsrertfuiiy submitted.
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STREET OPENING rtNab5 '' 80
5a-Edk. ~. Munro. SER
vices GEO. EseEL.' "
Referred to Committee on Claims
70 the Honos able the Common Council:
0entIsmsn:--Ths Recreation Com
s..: q s e: s% sn'
8 Communication a. follows:
TO the Honorable. the Recreation
6sntismsn:-rhs decision Of the
Supreme Court denying the right OF
Ssctiy 10 the. Detroit Museum OF Art,
leaves the Museum and school OF
SSiaScs OF the dscai year. For the
S us"um' Viii IS maintsined IRE. 70
the publis Through your Commission;
the Detroit Museum. OF Art desires
10 continue the services Of the Mu-
seu4 FREE 20 the teachers and pupils
Of the echocie recreation ciassss. Art
would respectfully request your Com.
mission BY and with the consent Of
the Honorable the Common Council.
ssSv'ds .. fund.- S.Ss for the nsp DI. thai ss
Vii Be- soilcw.d pssinnins July nrst.
The OBLIGATIONS Of salaries and main,
tsnance for the Museum and School
s e pi !: :.s.s e il: sd OF the n'c''
.,or nc q III pyr SSb We oO remain.
Respectfully yours.
BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
~b. ~ rHRRY. jR.. pres.
fse1ing that IL 10 desirable that
the Museum be kept open to the pu-
pile Of the public echools. the re.
creation ciasees.. and the general
zion would respectfully request your
Honorable Body 70 transfer the sum
OF S1O,ee0 from the balance In tho
0enerai Fund TO the account Of the
RScrsation Commission for enterinG
into 3 contract with the Detroit MI.
scum Of Art for the contInuance OF
its service TO the public from now TO
July nrst.
l. G. JAMES.
Secrstary and Supt.
Accepted and referred - the Com
mittes on Ways and Means.
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mite. ON ways and Means
From the Controller
ro IN. Honorable the Common Couneii:
Gentiemen-The following appfo
"A accounts are respectfully suomis-
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<.S33 IL
SPECIAL AssAfT. SINKING AND
INTEREST FUND
st-First n Old bet Natl.
Bank. bonds and intt 1919 81
35-Ffrst a Old. bet. Natl
Bank, bonds and Int ITO -
Z 7,7o2 30
STREET OPENING FtNb
5a-Edk ~. Munro. SER
GEO. ENoEL.
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!II5s-swinehsrt Tire
Rub. Co. tires ..ss- i5o W
iise-u' . r s cor IRON pipsp. .i,s So
iisi--U, -. :; IRE Co. so'u.. :cs IS
llsz-J T. Wing Co.
oakum ...t..-..... IS VI
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CHAPTER vi.
Lands End.

The next day it rained. There
could be no trip in search Of the
hidden treasure >and the two
young women professed them
selves greatly disappointed. IF
one could have peeped in on them
however, as they sat and chatter
ed in Betty's room, he would.
have thought they were having
a highly interesting morning.
And they were. Natalie, fresh
from a successful Washington
season, had many a tale to tell.
And her friend listened with hap
py interest for it was the girls
first season since her husbands
death three years before. 1t gave
Betty real Joy to see her SO bright
and like her old self again. For
Natalie's mother had married her
off before her 18th birthday to
millionaire far older than herself.
Tremaine had long since tired
of the pleasures of life. He had
taken up a hobby-raising mel
ons--so, utterly selfish, he had
buried himself and Natalie, too,
in the center OF mammoth mel
on patch.
Unwilling to exert himself in
any way, he also refused Natalie
the few pleasures she might have
enjoyed by visiting alone among
her girlhood friends. Even in her
own home. her husband treated
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CHAPTER v.
RECOGNIZED,

They had their coffee on the
piazza. The Singletons remain
ed while; then Carter went in
to his accumulated mail; Betty
followed him little later.
I'VE seem to have been desert,
ed!" Natalie smiled.
cts particularly thoughtful OF
them" said Vendome.
II had not meant It quite that
lway!" she flashed. II should call
it thoughtless of them"
Nevertheless, 1t is very pleas
ant to be with you again." he said.
"You are just like the rest"
she reflected. 81 did think that
you we're a bit different, but, alas,
my doll is stuffed with sawdust.
after ALL.
tits something to be your
DOLL" he said, with affected SER
iousness.
oh, you beautiful doll! You
great, big, beautiful doll!'" she
sang.
Am l beautiful?" he asked.
Beautiful as a dream! And,
apropos of dreams, what, serious
ly, do you think of Mrs. McIvor's
vision?"
1T is singular, when taken
with the marquis, the portrait,
Lands End, and all the other
condolences"
eff we should find the jewels,
you would restore them to the
French government"
Certainly, If they are the
crown jewels of France"
"But If there is nothing in the
box to identify them?"
"The jewels themselves will be
their own best Identification
their cutting, setting, and so on. =
There is a record of them ex-
tant?"
"Yes!" he said. II spent an
afternoon in the library of con-
gress, looking up the matter.
found that in 1871, by act of the
assemblee rationale, a list of all
the crown jewels--at that Time
kept in the Garde-Meubie - was
made by M. Delattre, a deputy
from the department of the Som
me. This report and list, contain
ing over 800 pages, is in exist
ence. One year later, the Garde-
Meuble was looted In the night,
and the major portion of the Jew
els stolen, including the famous
Regent diamond, and the equally
famous Red Emerald. the signet
OF the kings of France since Fran
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her as child. He allowed her
none of the prerogatives due the
mistress of his home. W
A wife, she possessed none of
the dignity of wifehood. Many a
time had poor Natalie to blush in
shame at being reprimanded be-
fore the servants. So her married
life had been anything but happy.
Betty knew thas. She had Wis
tied Natalie once in the melon
patch and never repeated he ex-
perience. So, though she knew
Mr.. Tremaine had loved his beau
tiful young wife and that much
of his unpleasantness was due to
la secret fear of the girls meet
ing and learning to love young
er and more congenial man, Mrs.
Singleton was not shockingly
grieved when she heard of Ire
names death. -,
And as she listened to Nata-
lies happy chatter now. Betty let
her dreams follow Orme Ven
dome. She was wise little soul.
She knew that beautiful girl as
rich as Natalie would be far hap
pier remarried-only 1t must be
to the right man. Orme had much
to offer the woman he made his
wife, but canny little match
maker that she YVES, she said no
more to Natalie on the subject.
AS for Vendome, he spent tho
morning writing letters, and
thought grimly of Blake and the
story Mrs. Tremaine had aold him
the night before. He had no wish
to use his official knowledge of
the scoundrel, but il the English
man dared to continue to annoy
Natalie he would do 1t. And he
had feeling that Blake would
realize this could he but know
of the diplomats presence at
Rosemont.
So 1t was quite willingly that
he seconded Singleton's proposal
that they lunch alone at the club,
in spite of the fact that ii would
probably mean he would not see
Natalie again until dinner. They
would likely get hung up in some
sort OF game for the afternoon.
but there was more than a chance
that Blake would be in evidence.
and Orme was not averse to hay-
ing him know that Rosemont har-
bored another guest besides Mrs.
Tremaine.
The clear off, after several al
temps, decided In the afternoon
to become fact. :
rs it an 8 o'clock start In the
morRing?" Singleton asked. at
dinner.
Eight o'clock may be a trifie
early for Natalie" Betty sug-
gested. =
"On the contrary, I'm ready to
start 7 II you and Mr.. Vendome
are willing" Natalie answered.
looking at her host.
Seven o'clock be it," Single
ton replied. Hey, Orme?"
Make 1t $50 sharp" VEN
dome replied. 81 hate to miss
the sunrise"
Well start at $500" Betty
replied. I'VE can't 60 in the csg.
because We haven't one-owing
to the local dislike for them, and
Carriers dislike in particular.
! Hence we shall drive, with Mr..
Singleton as the driver. the
coachman being undesirable /
Continued on Page Thraa1
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DOUBT GIRLS STORY

FORT WORTH, Tex, Feb. 90.
Police today doubted the state
ment of Mrs. Catherine Harri-
son, Is, that she killed w. l..
Warren because he wronged her.
Instead, they think the girl or
her 19-year-old husband, Charles,
nephew of Senator Culberson,
perhaps hired the assassin.
There are several discrepancies
in the girls story, the police de-
clare. G. B. Virgins, indicted
for murder, may be released as
the result of the girls confess
sion. 1t is impossible to prose-
cute her for murder under the
Texas law.
Two women and another man
besides Harrison were in The
automobile when Warren was
killed.
Virgins, officials admitted,
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Young Mrs. Natalie Tremaine,
a widow, and Orme VendOme,
newly appointed ambassador to
Spain, are house guests at the
home of Carter Singleton at Tar
ringtOn, Va.
While the party Is ut dinner
the first evening Mrs. Singleton
calls attention to a portrait hang
ing on the wall of the dining
room, which, she says, Is OF Mar
quis de Chavenis, who was on the
staff of Lafayette in the contin-
entail army. She further explains
that the painting was presented
to Col. George Singleton, a colon
ial ancestor of her husbands, and
that the giver later returned to
France, where he persisted during
the French revolution.
NendOme says the tale re-
minds him of "a recent happening
which he proceeds to relate.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY