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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-14
HANDY HUSBAND
Knew How to Get Part Of the Break
fast.

| know one dish can prepare for
breakfast as well as any cook On
earth, said my husband one morning
when the cook was i'll and he had vol.
unteered to help get breakfast. He
appeared with his dish and I discov.
cred it was Grape-Nuts which. Of
course, was easy to prepare for it was
perfectly cooked at the factory, but il
was good illustration of the conyen.
fence OF having Grape-Nuts about.
we took up Grape Nuts immedi.
ateiy after returning from five years
solourn in a hot country. Our stom.
acns We're in bad condition and wa
were in poor health generally.
IN day or two we liked Crane.
Nuts better than any other kind NJ
1909 on the table. We both gained
steadliy in health and strength. and
TINS was caused by Grape.Nuts and
Postum. anu
"A friend of ours had a similar ex.
pe,,eh0e' She was seriously i'll with
lnaigestion and could find nothing "a
eat mat would not give her heartburn
"na palpitation, especially at night
she found that small dish Of
ulape-Nuts with cream made her a
Sas.staetory supper and gave her a
.ouliortable nights rest. In a short
'iile she gained several pounds IN
weight" RO"ius III
p.. .neres a Reason" Name given nv
fvs'um Co., Battle Creek, Mich
On. @ read the above letter.
ere snpenrr from time TO time Th NV
lnteresa. true, and full OF humss
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-14

Many they were who drank at the
fountain of hospitality in Maple House
and to all, quiet Mrs. ]. Y. held out
the measured cup Of welcome with
impartial hand. But once in a while
one came who made the rare appeal
to the heart. Such a one was Col
lingeford. For all his wanderings, his
roughing, and his occasional regres-
sion to city drawing rooms and ultra
country houses, Collingeford fitted into
the Hill-he belonged.
On Sunday night they were gath
cred on the lawn, all but Glen who
sat at the piano beside an open win
dow and poured her girls voice out
over the ripping keys. Her voice was
thin and clear like a mountain brook
hurrying over pebbles and like the
brook it held the promise of coming
fullness.
Collingeford sat by Mrs ]. Y, lit
tie apart from the others. They had
not talked. Mrs. j. Y. broke a long
silence when she said, in a full low
voice that somehow seemed related to
Clem's thin trill I'VE are very quiet
here"
Collingeford looked thoughtfully at
his glowing cigar end. 1.-THE best parts
of life are quiet" he answered.
DO you really like it?" said Mrs.
j. T., almost shyly. "Englishmen of
your class generally fall to the lot
of our landed and chateauxed."
MY dear Mrs. Wayne" said Col
lingeford, I've been sitting here in
really troubled silence trying to think
out how to ask you to make it week
for me instead of weekend"
Mrs. J. US laugh was happy but
low. 1t did not disturb the others.
Collingeford went ON. II know Amer
lea pretty well for an Engllshman.
| thought / had done the whole coun-
try, from Albuquerque to Newport.
But you are right. When we're not
roughing 1t out West, we visiting Eng
lishmen are pretty apt to be rubbing
| up against the gilded high-lights of
the landed and the chateauxed. This"
SECollingeford waved his cigar to EN-.
brace the whole of Red Hill-''is some
thing new to me-and old. It's the
sort of thing Englishmen think of
when they are far from home. | have
never seen it before in America"
"And yet" said Mrs. j. Y, there
are thousands of quiet homes in Amer
lea just like it In spirit. In spite of
all our divorces-all our national linen
washing in public-our homes are to-
day what they always have been, the
backbone of the country. The social
world is in turmoil everywhere and
America Is in the throes no less than
England. Our backbone Is under a
strain and some think 1t Is breaking
but l don't" She turned her soft
Reyes on Colllngeford and smiled
There" she added. 81 have been
polemic but one seldom has the chance
to spread the good fame of ones coun-
try. l am glad you can give us a
week instead of a weekend"
Collingeford heard someone sneak
of Mrs. Lansing and he said to Mrs
j. Y, Il know Mrs. Lansing-a bean.
tiful and scintillating young person
the sort OF efferveseence that flies over
to Europe and becomes the dismay OF
our smart women and the fate of manv
men"
Mrs. ]. Y. for a second was puz.
zled. THAT isn't Mrs. Lansing-ips
Mrs Gerry you're thinking of. Mrs
Lansing is her mother-in-law. They
| live next door"
! no BE coNTINUEp.,
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1916-04-14
Poor Substitute

Mamma, won't you buy me little
puppy dog?"
No, Ethel. You've got that little
kitten Aunt Mary gave you. Isn't that
enough?"
No. mamma. don't like Kitty a
bit. N tried to give her a bath this
afternoon and she scratched me some
thing awful"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
ROANOKE COLLEGE NOTES

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
SALEM. VA. February 19.-Dr. J. a
Morchead Will make the convention ad
Dress Mt the opening of the meeting of
tho Virginia Sunday School Associa :
tion, which convencs at Newport News
on Monday. He will speak on the sub
tcc, The Bible and tho Sunday
school" DR.. Morchead returned to
the college on Thursday. after an alb
scncc OF several weeks.
The annual m!dwinter address before
the Y. NJ G. a. Will be delivered In
College Lutheran Church tomorrow
evening by Rev. John r. Crigler. class
of $50, OF Charlotte. n. c.
T. r. Bonham. class OF rs. who is
now n student at v. r. l.. visited the
college on Sunday.
F. NJ. Shenk. cinss OF 10. and vito.
OF Greensboro, N. c.. visited relatives
and friends In Salem during the past
week.
. The sixticth annual celebration OF
the Ciceronian Literary Society will
be held in the town hall Of Salem on
Tuesday evening. An anniversary OF
unusual excellence Is promised. The
program follows:
Address by tho president, II. M.
Painter: subject. Wilson, the Amer
1cau Cicero"
First orator. i. S. Tavenner; sub.
iect, The characterization OF the
World"
Debate: Resolved, That the Fedora,
the Railroads" Affirmative. c. o.
Ritchic: negative. w. G. Winton
Final orator j.. l.. Broad; subject,
~ New Era OF International Law"
Tho college orchestra will furnish
music.
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FARMVILLE NORMAL SCHOOL

FARMVtILE. VA. Fchruar, 10
President Jarnlau and Mrs. Jarr'nn
We're in Richmond this wcet
Miss Fannie w. Dunn. OF tho depart-
mont Of education, addressed tho teach
crS Of Grccncsvillc County at Emporia
on the 10 She discussed largely
problems of the elementary rural
school
Professor =. .. E.ason spent several
days in Richmond this week attend
in" to important business.
ON Saturday Professor s. u. Duke.
head az tho department OF education.
mot with the heads Of the departments
"f education OF the other state normal
schools In Charlottesville TO work over
tn" course in education Of both the
regular normal school courses aud She
summer schools.
\ Very valuable bulletin on the
teaching OF English in the elementary
school is now ready for distribution
by the book room.
on Wednesday evening n very de-
li"htful number nf the star course
WAS rendered by the Rihelda fer ski =
hinskv Company.
monthly publication. for tho spring
week: Editor chief, Miss Lillian
obcnshain: assistant editor in chief.
Miss Elsie Barby; literary cd!to-, Miss
Frances Slower; assistant literary cdi-
tor, Miss Myrtle Parker; business man
ag,r. Miss .Tonuc lIiner: first assistant
munds; second assistant business man
a&cr, Miss Frances Moomaw: news rdi-
tor Miss EuScnia Lundtc: assistant
news editor. Miss Edith Miles
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LYNCHBURG

LYNCiiBuEG. VA. February 10
MIR. ana Mrs james X. Gillian nave
been visiting their daughter. Mrs
Charles Conrad IN iIarrisonDurg. They
were accompanied by Miss Anna vii
bourne.
Mrs. j. 4. Henderson. Of Botctourt
county. spent part Of the week here
with her daughter. Mrs. X. Il. Stevens
Miss Ruby Sm""t is at home after Il
visit with trIends III Petersburg.
Ms aud Mrs, {. l.. Mason have gou.
to Florida for a stay OF six weeks.
Mrs II. l.. Justice. of Greensboro.
y. G.. has been the guest recently. OF
pr. and Mrs. William \. Webb.
Mrs 81. John Alison l.awton has re-
turned TO her home at Charleston. :. c..
after q visit TO her brother. y. H. Jcu-
Mugs.
Mr and Mrs. Cornelius cilber; spen,
the week in Washington ana New York
CITY.
Miss Meta Glass returned home carly
during til" week after brief visit with
her brother. congressman Carter Glass
ana Mrs Glass. III Washington.
Mrs. Charles -. Scay il visiting
friends III Charleston. :. c.
Mr.. aud Mrs. William \. Ford are
Spending the month oi February in
Florida.
Miss Connie D"dd has returned FROM
a short visit In Stanton.
NUS. Same l.. NoW!in Is tho guest
of her daughter. Mrs Frank CisnR, in
Washington.
Major stanley w. Martin has re-
turned from New. Orleans, where he
went 20 attend 10 some business rcla-
tive 10 the Kappa Sigma fraternity. of
which he is tn" rational treasurer.
Mr. and Mrs. w. Q. Glass. OF Ashta-
hula. 9. visited Mr and Mrs. ~. W.
Glass here this week
Mrs. w. c. Harrer. who spent week
here with hcr sister. Mrs. James
St"armcs. has returned 10 her home ct
Charleston. w. Va.
Mrs. T.. S. Moon and daughter Miss
Mary Moon and Miss Minnie c. Per
r"w. Of Lynchburr. and Miss Ora NJ.
fcrrow. Of Concord. have gone for en-
"Xtemded stay in ST. Petersburg aud
Jacksonville Fla.
Miss H"rtI MacCarty spent the week
with relatives in Charlotte. y G
Miss Ethel Euckcr is visiting friends
in West Virginia.
Miss X. y Martin is visiting friends
in Baltimore.
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HARRlSONBURG NORMAL

HARRlSONBURG VA. February -.
The Stra,ford Literary society on
Saturday evening. after the regular
meeting OF the society. entertained the
faculty and the other two societies
with a Valentine party.
The Lee Literary Society on Fcbru-
airy presented q series of tabieauN OF
unusual beauty depicting scenes from
ancient and modern history:
Miss Helen Becker. assistant general
secretary OF the Y. w. g. a. for the
South Atlantic field, made a visit last
week In the interest of the jubilee
celebrated during this month all over
the country. The association here
numbers $50 members.
Miss Rachel +. Gregg, supervisor
OF practice teaching, attend the Nor
folk Teachers Institute on February
d and spoke to the whole body on
Economy in Education" TO the high
school teachers on The Relation OF
the High School TO the Grades" and to
tho grammar grade teachers on Eng
lish Teaching in the Grades"
William X. Sm!they, Of the faculty,
last week attended the second annual
meeting Of the Association OF VirS mia
Colleges in Charlottesville. This as
ISOLATION is composed OF the presidents
and deans OF the colleges and normal
cuss entrance requirements. uniform
blanks, and other helps In unifylng and
standardizing their work.
A very helpful and interesting fea-
ture OF school life is the monthly
meeting OF the combined faculties OF
the normal school and the graded
school in HarrisonburS which Is used
as q training school At these meet
inEs are discussed educational subjects
and problems. with especial reference
to arranging and correlatinE the work
or instruction 80 as to meet the needs
OF both schools. and of the schools of
the State at large. This week four
OF the normal school instructors and
two from the high school presented
various phases of mathematics and
general science, and general discus
sion followed.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
EACH DAY At AsHEV|LlE
No Lack I'm Variety OF Amusements
offered Guests nt North Caro-
lima Resort.
DANCING ALWAYS INEVITABLE
Scores of Dcvotces ,of Outdoor ana
Indoor Golf and Mountain Climb
mE-Tca Dance on Wednesday,
Brings Out Large Crowd.
ISpcclM Do rhn rllnns.nixnu,rl.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
AS,iENll-lE y. G., February 49,.
the amnscih ent limo 1T Ashcvillc every
daN. and society people and the various
guest colonies are making the most OF
every new idea. Guests alternate be-
tween golf. indoor golf mountain
Uips. dinner parties, tea and the in
cHltab!c dancing. The regular Satur-
day night dinner dance, the feature Of
the week. was we'll attended tonight.
ana the tea dance Wednesday night ar
the Inn brough, out III" largest after
noon crowd of the season.
Miss Dorothy tombstone. Of New
York. was guest OF honor tonight at
dinner given ny Miss Beatrice Wood
ruff. of New York. who Is at the Man
or Miss WoodruT's guests. besides
Miss tombstone, were Judge and Mrs.
Junius q. Adams. OF Ashevllc: ". T..
Il.inbar. OF New York, and DR.. w. i.
Herbert. OF Ashcvillc.
Mrs. Fred Lorint: Sccl" inaugurat"d
a series OF hve-oclock teas Wednca-
day. ~ which = number of prominent
townsDeoplc and visitors were present
Senator Theodore T.. Burton and II.
q. Floyd, OF Cleveland. o., were here
the first OF the week and were given
"a luncheon by DR.. and Mrs Clyde f.
Cotton. OF Asheville.
Mr. and Mrs. William Walker Smith.
Of WnshinEton. arc here for "a rest.
matte service and Is at present with
the state Department at Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. McWillams and Miss
McWiliiams, Of Shamokin, Pa, have
just arrived. and VIII spend some time
here
Mr. and Mrs. Charles II. Beckett and
Mrs. d. s futile are recen, additions
TO the New York colony.
Many guests will attend tho first
Nance given by the Asheviile Club in
It's new quarters. the dance taking place
Tuesday night. This dance is expected
to be one OF the big events Of the
winter season.
Mr.. and Mrs Frederick Zabreskie
Of lIackcnsack, y. J.; Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Moore. Of Rutherford, y. j..
and Mr.. and Mrs Roy Stephenson Miss
NJ. FaSon and Harry T.. Grant. OF New
York. made up a party arriving from
the East this week.
Mr. and Mrs j II Slocum. Of White
Sulphur Springs. w. Va. are recent
guests here.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Q. Haker have ar
rived from Coshocton. -. for an in
definite stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Van Name o.
New York. are recent aJBitions TO tho
Eastern colony.
Mr.. and Mrs a. S Gilman and Miss
Sarah Merrick. Of Cleveland, o.. ara
recent arrivals.
MIR. and Mrs. Albert Bettinger Of
Cincinnati. are among the recent no.
table arrivals.
Mir ana Mrs W. G. westco,t. o!
uuiou city. Pa. are guests here.
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RADFORD NORMAL


Spcclai 10 The Times Dispatch
last EADFORD. VA. February 10.
Turing next week at tho chanel
period each morning there will he sno.
cal song service. and on Tuesday
morning the girls Of the Eadford Nor
maj Music Club will render a program
consisting OF national songs, with the
history OF each. on next SUNDAY,
night there will I've a union song ser
vice, in which The pastors and congrc-
Sation OF each denomination in the
CITY VIII participate. During the week
there will he concert by the young
women OF the normal school. and also
a concert by the children in the train
Ing school in the first. second and third
grades. All these exercises are under
the direction of tho music department.
on Saturday night the girls held
thcir annual Valentine party, for the
benefit Of the "Radnor." in the gym
nasium Of the normal. Several thou
sand hearts were used in decoration,
and the evening was spent in con-
tests and games suitable for a leap
year party.
The senior domestic science class
entertained the normal faculty. tho
train!ng-school teachers and the teach
ing seniors at an informal Valentine
tea on Friday afternoon.
Henry Oldys, Of Washington, deliv-
cred before tho students and faculty
an address on "Rrds and Bird Songs
last Tuesday. This lecture was one
of n series that IS given to inspire in
tho young women who go out from this
institution as teachers love and APP
probation Of nature. Mr.. Oldys will
also deliver some lectures during the
summer normal In July.
Last Friday night DIR. J. +. McCon-
nell delivered an address before tho
| School Improvement League 1T Floyd.
Recently a comnIodious high school
building has been established at that
place, and tho high school course OF
study strengthened.
Professor J. l.. Avent. on Saturday.
attended n meeting of tho professors
of education Of the. various norma
schools and OF the Univcrsii at Char
lotteSvillc to discuss certain matters
in connection with the courses of cdu-
cation TO Inc offered in the various
normal schools and the university dur
ing the summer normals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20

stardom could make Mary marry him.
while still a third said that the real
criminal would Confess" when put
upon tn" stand. Absurd. all OF them.
and yet IN" third theory brought a
frown TO the lawyers face. suppose
i.anIGon himself confessed 30 the mur-
der He didn't believe Laurdom had
committed H. but No loved Mary. and
he might p"rjurc himself 20 save her
Hello. chief" \ voice from tho
door interrupted his rev"ry. ana ho
turned quickly.
Hello. shcenan. Have YOU 20, any
thing"
Tn" detective came in ana shu, tho
door.
No" he said. mot q thing along
the lines you spoke OF SHADE doesn',
know anything except VIVA, he told
and I've traced LanGdo:'s movements
for three days before tho murder. down
10 each minute. and there's nothing ia
hang a dogs hair to-
Did YOU mad out about ~" au;omo-
hilcs parked OH that night p"
Yep: but Casey was on the Job at
AZ u rhos, Of Il motor went into tho
street back OF the hotel The back
gates OF tho houses We're iockcd-haI
been tried bv- the wttcnuau just a row
minutes earlier and the police wcrc
ON TIL" job anyway, on account OF the
club there. The Page woman must
have gone down til. Grc cscapc and
climbed into the hotel at another floor
that's the only answer
The prosecutor turned again to ,ho
window. mi right" he said curtlv.
But the detective fingered
Say, chief" he suggested hcyi,n,
/ ingly, have YOU talked to Daniels
Little fat guy that runs the Cov!ngton?
saw him yesterday, and II" looks
wsll. sick"
The prosecutor laughed
You'd look sick Yourself I'm his.
shoes" he said. Daniels has lost =
popular star. a bully good show. and ,
generous hacker through ono little as
! chlibcr cartridgc-and tho fortune he
had his hands on has flown the coon.
lie doesn't know anything I've
pumped him dry as powder"
y discreet knock sounded, ana the
baiiif put his head In at the door
His Honor Is ready to 70 into court
sir he said; and, with a nod Of relief
me prosecutor gathered up his papers
Defense begins to-day, don't IT."
asked the detective as he left. What
do YOU guess it's going TO be-"
To BE Continued To-Morrow.I
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LOUISA

Especial to The Times dispatch.
LOUISA VA, February l?.-i MS
week promises to hc the gaEest or the
midwiuter season, the social caien
dar for the bridge dcvotccs Includes
three entertainments.
"Wednesday Miss Elizabeth Flanna'
gan entertained the Matinee Bridge
club at her home here. Prize for
highest score was cut for 10y Mrs. +.
w. Sims and Mrs. d. y. Walker. the
former winning.
Yesterday afternoon Miss Anna Crit
nth entertained the Thursday Bridge
Club in the Louisa Hotel parlors.
This afternoon Mrs. +. w. Sims en-
tortained at her home here at cards.
Mrs. Frank BoNley returned to Rich
mond on Wednesday, accompanied by
her mother Mrs. ;. 5. Griffith.
Miss Mary G.. Anderson. Of Clifton
Forge. is expected this week to visit
her sister. Mrs. James West, here.
Mrs. Thomas L. Winston Is spending
some time at Winston Hail." with the
Misses Winston.
Or. Lynn Chilcs aud wife have re.
turned TO Orange. y. J.
Mrs. John Chandler, of Barboursville
spent several days with Henry Chand-
Ter and daughter. here.
Miss Ellen Chiles. of liollins College
Miss Virginia Goodwin. of Randolph-
Macon College, Lynchburg and Weir
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WINCHESTER
lsrccial to The Times Dispatch ,

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
WINCHESTER. VA. February 10
Mrs. Richard Evelyn Byrd is returning
the early part OF next week from
iichmond and Washington. where She
has been visiting relatives and friends.
Mrs. Alexander Earri" has returned
from IN extended visit TO relatives
and friends in Hampton and German
town. Pa.
Mrs. Lewis NJ. Allen. Mrs. Robert
this week by motor for Atlantic city.
and they sill also visit relatives in
Baltimore before returning.
Miss Florence Burgess. OF this city.
VIII" has been visiting hcr sister. Mrs.
Harriet Gaines. In Richmond, is now
With relatives at Front Royal. Va.
Miss Cora Barry. OF Washington.
came recently TO visit Mrs. raul -.
Kelley ut her country home. The Ee-
treat near Shenandoah River.
7 Mrs. II. II. Fuller has returned from
4 visit to her mother Mrs. Virginia
: Faulkner McSherry, at Martinshurg,
i W. Va.
[ Miss Flora Milton has returned from
4 y.slt To relatives in New York.
Miss Manic Byrd. who has been WIS.,
/ ting friends III Washington. has gone
| to Baltimore. where She will pass the
remainder of the winter with her father
( II. Wickham Byrd.
4 Lieutenant Ahncy payne. United
states Army, who has been spending
some time with relatives, left this
week TO take command of company
OF coast artillery at Fort q. II Wright
New York. and he will be joined later
: hy Mrs. PAYNE and SON, who are visit
ing her father, Or, William Z. Me-
& Guire.
Miss Frances Beverley has returned
from Il visit to friends in Baltimore
Miss Caroline Litticpagc. who has
+ been visiting her aunt. Mrs. \. t.. Ken
u.rly. At White Post. has returned to
/ her HON" in King William County.
! Miss Clothidc Skimhcr. of GreenwaT
Court. has gone on visit TO relatives
in New York.
Misses Rosa and Frances NoEcl. OF
I Nartinshurg W. Va. have been the
I guests Of Miss Catherine c. fost.
Miss Mary Cooper loft yesterday 10
spend some time in Baltmorc.
/ Mrs Elizabeth LushbauGh has re-
turned to Hinton. w. Va. after visit
ing hcr son Law and daughter Mt
aud Mrs Henry f.. Seal.
. Miss Gertrude Barton has returned
from Il visit 10 relatives and friends
/ in Baltimore.
! Mrs Philip w. Boyd. Jr.. has gone
on n visit to friends in Washington
! DR.. w n. Myers has returned from
n trip to Boston. Mass
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
ELON COLLEGE

Especial 10 The Times Dsratch.l
EI.ON COLLEGE, y. c., February 10.
--Washington's birthday Will be cele-
grated this year as usual In college
circles here. not simply as birthday
ST the Father of His Country" but
is the regular time for the celebra-
.ion OF the Clio Literary Society. This
rear the societys entertainment bids
!air to fiji n large place In the public
rye because Of the timeliness OF tho
Iuery which will no debated by four
" It's young men, constituting the
,!hief item in the celebration. Tho
'luery concerns itself with President
Wilson's preparedness proposition. Fa-
rorinE the Idea Of preparedness as out
ined by tho wilson administration
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1916-02-20
The Strange Case Of
Mary Page
BY FREDERICK LEWIS.
Author or
"Whnt Happened to Mary"
Pictures by I:ssauay. Copyright,
lelJ, by Mcclure Publications.
Shown at the Victor Thcater.
SYNOPSIS.

III NVI'~IN.
Mary Page. actress * accused ~ the
murder Of David Pollock. and - defended
By her lover, Philip Iangion. Pollock was
intoSicai"i. Shul". Crr"lt ana tool ot
Pollock, tn" f,rr escape wHtchirt,
for l.anEdon. ~; Harys trial she admit,
she hat TIA" revolver. Her matt tcstincs
thu; Mary threatened Pollock with IL pre-
t!ously. aud Mhrys leading man iInplicu,cs
l"ns!"n. How Nmry disappeared from the
SCENE Of ia" Grim" In 1t mystery. Brandon
tells OF II strange hand print he saw ON
Nary's shoulder