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INTERSTATE
CCon1nusd from FIRST PaTsp

atOrs in tho other states and did not
care to risk losing them by going into
an interstate agreement However
after a conference among the OPERATOR
the Western Pennsylvania employers
agreed TO participate.
The proposition for an Interstate
joint conference came from the miners
and the operators announced they
would agree II - we're held in an
eastern or southern city The opor.
ators said they wanted the conference
held outside the four states Interested
80 that the deliberations might not
be- influenced. The union officials
readily agreed.
Be Arranged To suit
In the event tho miners convention
continues In session until February D.
tho meeting viii be- postponed until tho
union Officers are able fo 90 south
Tho minerr and opera tore In the four
states are at present working under
separate state agreements which Ok.
pire March 60 Tho Interstate arrange.
W"nf was broken up some years ago
Two years aro fhr mine owners and
operators in the four states attempted
70 negotiate an Interstate agreement
~ Philadelphia. but 10 failed The boz
t"rnafional convention viii adauf a
policy and 'he m.ue worker. In tl.Ir
negotiations af Mobile viii boz gov
rrned by tho Instructions of tho con
Fenfion The Ohio minors VIII r.f tho
convention t0 'rl0r.a 90 demand Tor r
Ton rtr cent inrfal IU u...a
no. ffpr rniHfi.u .r fI. Mobile
conference will hr .I.If Operation. ana
"irhf miners from each state
The intOrnnf0nn1 convention of ODD.
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j. S. MAY HOLD
(continued From FIRST rags)

within few days 10 ratify the nomina-
ton Of Henry Z. Fletcher as ambassa-
dor 10 General Carranza's government.
There was no further general discus
sion Of Mexican affairs in congress TO.
day. though Senator Gore. a Democrat.
introduced a resolution to establish n
neutral zone along the border policcd
by Mexican and United States troops
and Senator Poin1eXtcr q Republican.
briefly criticized the administration. s
Mexican policy In the course of a
speech on the senate floor
Reward offered.
dispatch today from American
Consul Silliman az Querctaro. aunoun.
cCd that the Do facto government had
offered "a reward for the capture OF
Tine bandits who committed the Santa
Neabel murders American consular
sleuts in districts etill REGARDED a. I'M
safe are continuing their efforts TO IN
ducp Americans to leave Consul Gen
'ral Hanna ar Monterey. reporting TO-
day Do" safe arrival there OF party
of American miners from Durango.
added that at Dis request additional
tarran1a troops had been stationed a.
Monterey 10 insure the safety of for.
eirrrrs
Mr. Silliman'e dispatch told also NJ
renewed efforts hy Carrarza to recon.
.frurf civil government bon Mexico and
.nfd municipal oltc. IONS would ha hoIf
throuehout tho country shortly after
Nprl I under decree just issued
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terested diplomatic representatives
pointed out today that therefore. the
pronunciation Of a blockade really
would not very greatly change exist
ing conditions so far az the admig-
sion Of American goods into the Ten.
tonic countries was concerned.
a substantial difference. however.
would b. the claim Of a beIligeronf
which seized an American shin or
cargo Of the right to confiscato her
if she sought 10 run the blockade. i'm.
stead Of merely OBTAINING her and pay
ing for her cargo taken.
France Objected
France is said 10 object 20 the
British View Of the right 10 blockade
"a neutral port. realizing that in the
future France might thus boz cut OF
from Tho right 10 import goods from
'ho United States through Tho ada
cent countries. Belgium Spain OF
Italy with the British the confcn.
zion. however. is that such neutral
ports as Rotterdam in Holland. and
NlImo in Sweden. fo 900 intent arhi
purppers arn German ports during
fhe var and only bv closing them fo
German commerce could tho allies.
plans NJ starving out Germany and
Austria boz made effective
These firna have finally prevailed
among fn" allies. 10 ia raid. and while
because ~ hrr geographical location
fo Great Britain wIlI fall Tho tack o'
enforcing fhe blockade Ir Tho Norfh
Pea similar duty aIa upon Franco
and Italy In fhe Mediterranean. o. ia
stated
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U. S. MUST BE
tcontinued From First Pags.,

which will give TO the soldier. rather
than to the citizen. the domination OF
the future"
Assaulted Opponents.
Assistant Secretary Breckenridge,
of the war department. speaking in the
place of Secretary Garrison. detained
in New York. assailed opponents of
preparedness in an address 10 the Wo-
mems department.
1T has been alleged that women are
against preparedness" he said. Il be
lieve that is a lie. There is something
worse than war-dishonor. II you
think that the preachment of dishonor
lately has made no inroad in this
country, you are greatly mistaken. FoI
the last four years the insane advo
Gates of poltroonery and cowardice
have not worked in vain
In creasing the national guard Mr.
Breckenridge declared. would not suf
flee Tor adequate military prepared
ness, because complete federal con
troll at all times was essential.
Representative Longworth. OF Ohio
pictured a dangerous situation for the
United States and said the nation must
have preparedness. even thought II
might be costly.
Representative Gardner of Massa
chusetts. suggested that il William J
Bryan's pacificist doctrine was practt
cal Armenia ought to be the 'jolliesi
little Eden in the world" The dove OF
peace. he declared. was no bird to turn
loose when the hawks of war were
abroad
Women For Preparedness.
For the Woman's Department. Miss
Maud Wotmore. the nationai chairman
voiced a welcome for any plan of mill
tary preparedness which makes the
nag "our life. our all-not a rag "a
protect the corpse from which the
spirit has ned.
Or. Woods Hutchinson. discussing
industrial hygiene. asserted that "wc
live almost twice as long. die more
than third less frequently. are sicR
only two-ffth as often and have three
times a. much money TO spend" as
thirty years ago
\ resolution calling for congress "a
enact Immediately legislation provid
ing for an adequate retirement system
for federal employees was adopted.
National preparedness is on tomor
rows program for the entire forenoon
session. the speakers including Samuel
'Gompers. John Hays Hammond. Sena
tors Wadsworth and Phelan and tor
mer Governor O'Neal Of Alabama.
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ALLIES SOUND u. S.
Icontinusd Tron1 rIrst rar.J


the iniird states established pro.
cedent in ths civil War Ia fully expect
% t0 result Ir surpInmrrIr, fho %
position OF tho United State. bg tfe
very bitter rr0ffsts of Holland Don.
mark and sweden and possibly Nor.
way
ETcept Tor fhia feature. thsre miehf
b. little Objection % the substitution
~ real block Tor what arc REGARDED
hero ~ tho wholly Illegal orders In.
council
A. present tho allies ere stopping
OF commerce with the Truf0nic pow
orr directly ~ those order. mcconnell.
and arc restricting indirect commerce
~ actual seizure through aerrrmou. .
Win fhe neutral rDunfrIr. 0f northern
Europe to rrnbarg0 cFron. into gef.
ynany and Austria ono of the In
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GRAND JURY PROBE RESUMES.

NEW YORK. Jan. J. Tho special
grand jury which ts investigating tho
HctiFtfig- Of German agents. resumed
ite inquiry today with a number Of new
witnesses whose Identity tho district at
tOrusN declined Co ditulrs. ~ was
learned. however. that They had been
called fu TESTIFY Iu connect ION with al
lcgDd passport frauds. similar 90 those
uron which convictions have been oh-
fnIuTN
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PATENTS sas.,.i ..s s.':r,
trademark UrEafIun fsurrIrf frsa
n. r. DUNLAP. Patent r.awyer.
National Exchange Ifnra I.nIfHIn~
Mhf.UnE W Va
SEALED PROPOSALS

Notice GO manufacturer JohHers Mr.
chants ard Others Whoiesals Dealers
N0IliI If IIfItf.I.N EIfI.N That
90 West Nirrtrln VIII receive bids daily
20 &c. uflr' 20 thnrIrafuu. West NIrrfrfr
iur furnishing supplies fDr fIr several
ment oft which la vested ir aaid r.srf
contracts WIZ Pc awarded tn tho lowest
hiddnra. quality cons IIUred and Other
Inlnt' .hE rluaI Wet Virginia deal
DIH VIII o.. rifen preference
I."fH OF supplies needed viii be- frr.
niHnFi bidders Uu recent or r..u..fs
efaflrF ffr Iire desired
STATE BOARD coz CONTROL
Ia.l. tI Charleston. West NIrrInfa
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German Official Report.

BERLIN, Jan. II. via London p. m.
Al army headquarters today the fol-
lowing statement was issued.
Western front:
There were no events Of Importance.
In the town OF Lena sixteen Inhabitants
were killed or wounded by artillery fire
Of the enemy.
Fast crn front.
Military activity f. hamrered by
Snowstorr1s along "A greater part OF the
front. There were ugagements between
patrols at some points.
Balkan front
There were no events Of importance %
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MIS-. Herhick Dead.

Mrs. Catherine Ierhick. ar.d N3. OF
3" Niuetccuth street was summoned
by deaths angel into the Great Beyond
at = 81" o'clock Yesterday morning.
Death followed brief illness Of pueu-
mouia. The deceased woman came To-
this cits about forty years ago from
cumberland. Nd. She had always on
IpNed good health until last Friday.
when she contracted the illness which
caused her demise. Funeral services will
be held Thursday with iutsrmsut iu
Peninsula cemetery. Rev. VIM. Ilfert.
pastor of ST. Johns church. will oni-
rIIfs.
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MRS. Ida Jospoh!ne I.arssp

|rftruHh afternoon uI ego o'clock.
Mr. idH 1oauuhiur Larson. vito OF GUS
tu.D Larson. ST.. re- local marhiuiaf. died
Hf be- family home. Nu II1t EIzHisfI
street. following several weeks illness
with complication OF diseases SHE ia
survived hs h.r husband and several
SONS uud daughter. of tho WheeIiuE
district
Mrs Larson was forfN-uins Years old
and hHu lftrI tu This community the
Ersuf'r part Of rrr life Funeral are
rHuEsurrfe viii boz completed TODAY
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Trenches Evacuated.

BElt.lN. Jan. l.. fby wireless 20 say
villcl-Trenches in the Oslavia sector on
the italian front which had been taken
by the Austrians recently. were evacuat-
cd 10y thcir Austrian occupants. owing
To the concentrated fire OF the Italian
artillery. II was announced TODAY by
Austrian army headquarters in the off
cial statement received here from Vi
emma.
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Funeral of Mrs. craddoek

The remains OF the late Mrs. Charles
Craddock will be inferred this after
noon after funeral services To- be con-
Quoted at the family home. 3O4 South
Penn street. Island bv Rev. Claude
Porter Terry. -. -. pastor of the First
Presbyterian church. Mrs Craddock
passed away sunday morning after a
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FROM BALMY SPRING TO BELOW
ZERO WEATHER In WHEELING

the demands upon present favorable
conditions in the industrial world
Conservative elements in the conven-
ton. il is said. will endeavor to keep
demands within reason by hold the
radicals in check.
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Falloure o5seuuies.

Funeral services over The romans 81
Do. late John Fa'ioure. who died sat
uGday uf tl' OHIO Valley General hos
Iitul after o. brief illness will D.. held
Friday afternoon with mterment iu the
PENINSULA c'mDtert. Rev. Jacob Brit
tin2ham. %. -. rector ~ ST. Lakes T..
y. church viii have charge Of the
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LONDON, Jan \. 5:54 D m-The
Rome correspondent OF the Exchange
Tcls graph Co. sends the follow
The first fruits Of the visit 10 Rome
~ Cardinal Mercier primate of Belgium
tnat the Pope viii conduct an independ-
ent and partial investigation Of charges
~ Gcrmnn ntrncL-le- IN EnlgLuu- ;.
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oueen Direc.. Ra,,.,

AMSTERDAM. Holland via London.
Jan. l.. f.25 p. m.-Queen Wilhelmina
today visited the flooded districts and
directed measures for the alienation Of
the distress caused by the rise Of the
waters. The prince consort. Henry. pro-
/ ceeded 10 the Island of Marken
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Rejected Proposala-

London. s.i> D. m-Thc LAT-SA Same
GAZETTE states that King Nicholas ot
montenegro. has rejected formal usacs
proposals by Emperor William made
through Prince Won Buelow. the former
imperial chancellor
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Martial r.av ror cronce

ATIENS. Via London. Tan II, 1910
p. m.-The Greek government. I'm agree
ment with the king. will proclaim mar
tial law this week. according 20 the
.newspaper kA1ROS. The parliament.
which will met next Monday. Is expect
81 70 ratIfN this mansnre.
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AN UGLY SKIN

with pimplce. bIackhcads. liver
spots. etc. will be- cleared NO and
look as fresh as child's Or Won
take TKlETS 90 tone up your
liver and bowels and remove
p0isous from your body.
TRIETS- Laxative.
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ENTERED INTO REST.

MURRrE-At Terra Alta. W. Va. on Sal
urdaf, January %. 1915. az ; 80 O'Clock
D.. m.. JAMES KIRKLAND MTRRTN
in the 2ist year OF bits age.
Funeral from tho residence OF his
mother. Mrs. Esteila NoitIe Murrir
5000 Wood street ON Tuesday eveuins
January Dis. rt o'clock Iutrrff.if
~ ednesday moruing 90 o'clock. Green
wood csmrtsrf. Friends OF the family
invited O.. ~ttcnd.
zWICEER-On Monday. January t-tb
IHfh. nf o'clock n n az the reaif.rr.
Uf Dor SON. Herman wicker. so ft.
Eighteenth street. HENTtIF.rT A
IIl ~ EN1CkEt Hecd % Frars
months and o days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
tittte hurEh papers please copyD
LARSON Monday. January te. 1916.
Hf .n o'clock n. u. uf fnf family rea-
ldrurr So. IIIf Elizabeth street. IDA
IN~IlIflNE wife off Gustav Larson.
Ir ntr .Hfh year.
IurtraI notice hereafter
CRADDocE-pn sunday January rcUb
1910. Goo 100 O'Clock a. m lf hfr rr.t
irr.r 500 south Penn street. VVh....
lua M 80. EMMA Catherine cIfc
Df Charles trHddU,k
Services viII b.. htId Geo u m rursf.t
Ir.m Der I1fs residence. soc Is p.-r
street Iufrrweut private at Green
vunI cemetery
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Patrick oprien

Patrick b.isrisu FORMER contractor
ol This cifN died zoo BITS late home at
Providence. r. o. sunday Night Local
.ur'ItoI- are. Mr-. j. sullivan. 81 Glen
dole. Miss Hannah D'Brien and Mrs
Ellcu N,tuff'ry. Of Bellairc. sisters 81
Ntr. UItrifr.
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

Louis BSrtSG nv
rONGHRL CIkECTOR AND
ARTEHiAL EMBALMER,
tt22 ard tt24 Main stfssL
Calls Answered Day OF Mint
Store Phones G1k
& = ~ rtschv. Nat Phone sasae
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FLORIDA SUNSHINE ENJOYED AND
KING WINTER QUICKLY
STEPS Nv.

Al Outlying Districts Report Coldes'
Period AZ Daylight Monday-Was
One Below Here.
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therefore in her oath year. She came
TO this country in 1Sf1. landing in Phil
edelphia. She met her first husband.
Conrad Tyson. In that city. and shortly
thereafter was married to him. Mr.. IL
son was drowned in the ohio river in
1851. There were born to them Conrad
Armen and otto Tyson and one daugh-
ter. Josephine. who was married TO Mel
Ear Orr. -Four years later she was mar
ried TO the Rev. Otmer Zwicker. who
was born in Switzerland. and for sew
eral years was Lutheran minister in
Missouri. in which tsate his death oc-
CURED in 1907. To them were born two
sons. Herman and William Zwicker. All
Of the children are deceased excepting
Herman Zwicker. Of this city. and Ar
men and Conrad Tyson. the latter II
L.orain. Ohio. Surviving are also seven
grandchildren and two great-grandchil-
dren. Tie son. OTTO Tyson. who died in
1899. was a county commissioner OF
Ohio county for four years.
Mrs. Zwicker was the oldest member
Of 81. Johns German Evangelical Prot
estant church. ana was an active worker
IN the congregation. She was also a
member OF the various societies Of the
church. including the frauen-\ ereindvr
st johannes GrrmeiEde
II was state from the family residence
last night that ftfncral arrangements
would not he completed until this morn
ing, waiting the arrival OF the son from
ohio. who II expected this morning.
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DIE D

TUTTLE-On Monday January Il. 1916.
az 40 O'Clock .. M, az the residence
Of her son. Ellsworth Tuttie. Glen
wood. W. Va. NARY g. FUTILE. in
the bhth year Of her age.
Funeral notice hereafter.
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IHD INsI HIU TITIN UVVT Inc TUWIIUs
Of the late James Kirkland Murriu.
whose death occurred i'm the 2lst wear Of
his age. at Terra Alta. ". Va. last sat
urday evening. viii he held tonight at
O'Clock az tho home of his mot her,
Mrs. Estella Noitle Murrln. 362s Wood
street The funeral Will occur Wedues-
day morning al 10 o'clock. and the re-
mains will be- laid to rest In Greenwood
. cemetery.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE.

TOR SALE OR THADE-Wiu sell or
trade for property. patent on nut lock
Can BE- made on any kind OF bolts For
description write a. +. Myers, 80 Lib
crty ST. Elm Grove. W. Va ja-IO-t
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ZOE sALE -Automobile


TOE shLE-l.. Mitchell roadster Ifr-
EHIn 'H .I.. buyer. tHII t..lI IY...Is.
Il-fa-i
fOH sALE Au. Im.hiie SIX cylinder
touring car. o. a NTH. O.. s. faun-
0rN. tclI1.re rfiI ar-gD-ff
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Breummer E. HHdebFsDd

Funeral Directors and Emhalmara
Corner Market and Twenty -accnnd 81
f'fe''h'fne ~. oreu daF and nf9hI
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For Sale

PLEASANT VALLEY HOME-Of ten
rooms. bath and laundry. Lot sON
1900. Spring water piped into house.
Lots % ery-beHuttful grounds
an ideal lone
FINE BUILDING STTEArn wood adafs.
Lot 11ON5ZJ containing % acres.
more o. les. Wll sell ~ whole or
half Of H.
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Haller, BieberSCn & GundIingC 20.

Real Estate Fire Insurance.
1906 Chs plins ST. 10th Phones 4es
Members wheeling Real Estate Board
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which will give TO the soldier. rather
than to the citizen. the domination Of
/ the future"
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50
.'"@"> N@,.
Roanoke Rapids herald. [volume] (Roanoke Rapids, N.C.) 1914-192?, 1916-10-13

IL q trife discolOred; maybe YOU'RE
/ right, but mine has some inky blots on
It, too, and I guess the cleanest part
Of 1t would just about match the dark
est that hers can show. seem to have
all the best of the deal"
Don't be an ass growled his ia
Their.
I've always been one--I may as
well be consistent. Bob felt the slen-
der form at his side begin to tremble.
and smiled down into the troubled tlpe
eyes upturned to his. Maybe Wen
both have to do some f0rgiving and
forgetting | believe that's usual nova
days"
"Oh, I'm not withdrawing you
Hannibal snapped. She probably
knows what you are"
Il dc" agreed Lorelei. Hes a
drunkard. and everything that means.
But YOU taught him to drink before he
could choose for himself"
Mr.. Wharton smiled sneerlngly. "Ad-
mirable! begin to see that you're
more than a pretty woman. Get his
sympathy; It's good business Now
he'll think he must act the man. But
that will wear of. And understand
this You cant graft off me- You and
your family are due for great disap-
pointment. Bob hasn't anything, and
he won't have until die, but I'm good
for thirty years yet. I'm not going to
dislnherit him. I'm merely going to
wait until you both get tired. Take my
word for it, poverty Is the most tire
some thing In the world
We can manage" said Lorelei.
You speak for yourself, but ne
can't make livlng-unless he has
something in him that never discov-
cred. fear you'll find him rather a
heavy burden
Throughout the interview Mr. Whar-
ton had kept his temper quite perfect
ly, and his GOODNESS at this moment
argued 4 greater Hxity Of purpose than
might have been inferred from dis
play OF rage. He made a final appeal
to his SON. Cant you see that 1t won't
do at all, Bob? won't stand para
sites, unless they're my own. Either
have done with the matter and let me
pay the charges or--go through to the
bitter finish on your own feet. She's
supporting three loafers; dare say she
can take care Of another, but 1t isn't
quite right to put 1t upon her-she's
sure to weary Of 1t some time. You'll
notice I've said nothing about your
mother 80 far, but-she's with me In
this. III be In the city for several
days, and Id like to have you return
to Pittsburgh with me when 60 Moth
er Is expecting you. IL you decide to
stick 1t out" Wharton's face showed
more than a trace Of feeling, his deep
voice lowered tOne-"you may go to
hell, with my compliments, and III sit
on the lid to keep you there"
He rose, took his hat, and stalked out
Of the apartment without so much as a
backward glance.
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"Thr truth of course" He paused
for a reply, and, receiving none. broke
out wrathfully: "1'hen will. She's a
CRATER Bob. and her whole family are
grafters Now, lei me finish. She
makes her living in any way she can:
she smlrks ut you out Of every catch
penny advertisement along Broadway.
She's The Chewing Gum Girl and The
Pettcoat Cir and The Bathtub
Girl"
There's nothing dishonest in that
Just minute. | won't have my
daughters face grinning at me every
time ! get into street car. I'd be
the laughingstOck OF the country. It's
legitimate perhaps, but it's altogether
too damned colOrful for me"
rs that all you have against herr"
mot by any means. She's notori-
GUS
Newspaper talk"
rs It! She's made her living by
pIttuihS Ihch' W LINING silt5 anu
renting herself out the way she did at
Hammon's supper. Men don't support
show girls from chivalrous motives. I
had her family looked up, and 1t didn't
take two hours. Listen to this report"
mo" Lorelei gulped.
"'No police record as yet'-'Broker
living at the Charlevoix apartments
Injured by taXicab while intoxi-
cated,'" quoted Wharton. Scandal,