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ALLIED 0ARSMEN TO MEET
IN INTERNATIONAL REGATTA
United states. England. France. Hell
stuni. Italy aud Portugal
to Compete.
Especial TO Tho Times-D,.,,,cb +,

tSpecial 70 The Times Dispatch
Belgium and Portugal are ready 10
ShS erc as tho In 81: ssina sssa!a
The United States Will be worthily
neepr th. ~ all the events. as some
Pershing's army. and have been grant
ed leave Of absence to train for and
participate in the approaching con-
Among tho latest American candi-
dates for aquatic distinction are: Cor
Three Hundred and Ninth Enwineers'
member of several hawaiian I boat
seventh Division. former member Of
the senior eight-oared crew OF the
1YetIkop Titan Toying Club. of New
teenth Field Artillery. whose experi-
the the Belleriye Club, SWITZERLAND. one
Club. Switzerland. stroke and captain
of the freshman crew and later 10.
OF me varsity crew at the University
eoxSwain University Of California
iig si3. Gnrr and varsity crews 1919 to
seventh Field Artillery. bow on he
varsity crews OF the University Of
t MashInT iarrv 191i and 1919 and Lieu
Division. formerly of the Arundel Boat
club. BALTIMORE, rowing No. J in the
senior Jour Tor seven years up to 1916
during which time the crew won the
international four-oared championship
and national senior championship for
several seasons.
Some of the noted scullers from the
United states who have made formal
entries for the regatta are Private AL
vice company, formerly OF the LIN
coin Park Boot Club. Chicago, and Can
tain George T.. Parker, Jr, Company
Club fame
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
BY JAMES j. CoRnETvr.

Jake, kilrain's rise TO Immortality
ss a r in is traeenble to the far
sa!!SIDwith insulting intent;
..1rIou big country gawk!"
had III own Saai career he can be said to have
IN New Orleans, when I whipped XII
TAN TAN IN q six encounter. 1t was
beyond the confines Of California, and
eventually paved the way for a meet
an" Gn Iit So ' 1Iso Kfrsyin sIl, rSa
tho miilman back In the 7O's took it
That the easy-going, quiet-mannered
hilrain never would have entered the
never have had a real chance TO show
What l could do against the world
famous heavyweight.
kiirnin Was New Yorker.
y kilrain was born in Greenport, n.
-. on February 8. 1859. Some years
Eater his parents moved to SomcrviIIe,
iMass:. suburb OF Boston. Grown
noyhood, kilrain got a job in q rolling
iniii IN Somerville. and industrousiy
set about learning his trade KiIrain,
~ boy in appea Ta Phose e0 who
hne~ him in that era Insist that ever
. ,n men when stage comedians want
- ,IIS themselves up real old
fashioned country boy. they use Jake
hiirain Of the los as their model.
tut the practical jokes OF some OF his
o,workers. But quiet hammered Jake
n nf ibo little attention TO the majority
ne ~, Kidding and the ridiculc from all
inc others. resented that which came
I'm Pm, one or the workers, whose name.
had acquired a fair reputation az a
boxer in ne somervii!e district. :
kiirnIn Ncvcais Grit
one day the bully hoping to provoke
laugh at tho expense OF kilrain.
Se lSh AZ linn across the shop,
Anger narncd within Kilrain. He
TTrG,pped his tools and went over TO
Tho mex, time you call me any
names or try 10 play any Jokes on INC,
m going to whip you." excla aimed Kill
The bully, who had dolcd gu, beat
inss to more than dozen OF the fc! :
iows ! IN me shop and who was al
a, aG Ei,r npipi'tmg, loT night. leaped over
are you threatening me-
mo I'm ,eiI IN, you that 4 YOU ;rsul,
And then things began TO happen.
naley-if that was the bul!y's name
n,rWSuns at kilrain's jaw but missed.
missed. Then the two began TO tear
into each other. raining blows upon
SKI faf g h1e e yet h. pRa nsw asn
about ring tactics than the unschooled
hipH Ills opponcnt.
Rut Da!cy's knowledge awaited but
l!ttlc. knrain. turiously angry. seem
ed unmindful OF the hurts in Daley's
blows and by the very savagcness o.
his attacks. broke down Dalcy's guard
ana within ten minutes had battered
Daley to point where tho bystandcrs.
IN mercy to Daley. stopped the fight.
kilraln,S victory over Daley made
lum tho hero OF the mill Many Of
the workers. who had been forced to
stand for palcy'S tactics because they
weren't big enough or lacked the
courage to resent them. lionized biz
Jake. Eu; kilrain. hy Whipping the
puEilist had made an enemy and /;
wasn't long attcrward before Daley
pat into force a l!t:ic program By
which he hoped he would avenge HIM
self upon the big country boy from
New Tork.-CopyrlShted, 1919. by King
Pastures, Inc.
ITO no continual
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TWENTY THREE

putting tho Carnegie e.nda....
through their PAGES Flo is no ionrer
Honus." but is now Professor fosrr;;
~. wagner. general athletic trSfHtf.
ana member of the Carnegie factiftSs<
lie bears his new title with tho uuiet'
diSnty and nonchalance that he thk6.
Wren he was scooping up daisy cy,t =
ters" with the Pirates sE.
Professor Wagner is facing seas
GUS problem in producing a team ~
Carnegie. for tho available candidates.
Sam called. the first men in CarneEis
10 respond to the call were the aSh-
Totes, and as great number OF these
men are still IL service. tho available
supply is rather limited.
Although the war has sadly depieteds
thc ranks OF the baseball squad, mo-
body has yet cnched place on thu
team FOR in the small squad pro-
iessor Wagner has instilled SO much
pep that lively scraps arc on for
practically every position on the team,
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BEHAN STAGES FISTIC EVENT
Men of E1peditionnry Forces Chosen
by Him Win Every Contest
tn Tourney,

NEW YORK. April 5.-"Eddie" Be-
han. srarring partner of Bob Fitzs;m-
mons. and with a very creditabie ring
a knights Of Columbus secretary. stag
ing sparrins exhibitions for the dough-
boys In Germany. recently selected
Fingers. Germany, and pitted them
against like number OF men of equal
weight from other camps In four
round contests.
Behan's selections won all the events
and In one contest a knockout was
scored. Now Behan is in great demand
gained by actual experience in the
ring. and later as a physical Instructor,
Is big asset to Behan In his work
rs a knights OF Columbus athletic
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READY FOR PLAY
United States Ordnance Department
bnscbnli Team Fully Organized and
Waiting for CnIi

Full organization OF the United
states Ordnance Department baseball
club has been effected and the team,
which IL member of the Richmond
League OF amateur players is now
ready to 80, on the field when the UNI
pire says play ball
The officials OF the club arc w. II.
Malcolm, Sr., business manager: A u
Green. playing managers: -. a. Golden,
secretary The aggregation
mad "a tryout yesterday afternoon di-
vidinG into two teams which wer,
called tho Fair Oaks and Fort Lee.
Fair Oaks won by the score of to 3.
follows:
lair oaks-Waymack., catcher: Walton.
pitcher; Malcolm, Jr.. shortstop: GcerinE
nrsi base: Sickies. second base: Sneiiins.
third l>sc Green. right field; Pace. ccntsr
neld: Stutz. left Held.
Fort lee-ShauEhncssey. catcher: Golden
pitchers: Nazcr, shortstop: Iiazciwood FIRST
base. Hattn. second base: Melton third
base: Hlchter. right field Brown. center
Hcld; Mcclure. left field.
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MEXICAN BOXER BARRED
FROM WISCONSIN RINGS
Joe Rivers Declared to he In UNIT
Physical Condition to- Do Further
Fighting.

Joe Rivers. the Mexican lightweight.
consin by the boxing commission of
that State. according to n report re-
ceived here. Rivers, say the boxing
The MEXICAN was matched to meet
Richie Mitchell. the Western star who
is trying once more to reach the top.
battles during his career in tho ring.
He came cloesr to winning cham
pionship than any other lightweight
that missed. When Rivers met VOL
CAST, then champion, the McSica II
knocked Ad down at the Same time he
himself was floorcd. 1t was said tho
referee aided Wolgast to his feet and
then counted the Mexican out.
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THE ADVENT OF SPRING! .
y ~ AeAA We
PREPARE FOR WARM WEATHER
Rich Red Blood Overcomes All Weak and Rundown
Systems Caused by Coughs and Colds ..sssss
IRONIZED PAW-PAW- MOST DEPENDABLE Tonic

i'm andvigo a
rfoodby
has
what
come anacm
has
the
nall
ronzed Paw-Paw tlauidl bott
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CANDLES HILL TEAM WINS
White Sox Defeat Life Insurance Conn
pany's Aggregation, II to 4. in Sat-
urday Game Ford Lot,

Candies Hill White Sox defeated the
Life Insurance Company of Virginia
Saturday afternoon at Ford lot, by the
score of II to 4.
Fine teamwork and good hitting was
displayed by the victofs. The longest
nits or the game were made by
Thackcr. OF the Life Insurance. and
King, OF the White Sox. both making
three-base hits.
Score by innings: r.
Life Insurance $4,000 o1-
CANDLES Hill ........442010 90 6x-ll
Batteries: Brown and Griffin, Sui
Glazebrook
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CHURCH HILL BANK WINS
Defeats Corby baking Company Team
Mt Byrd Park by Score
of .

The Church Hill Bank team OF the
East End League defeated the corby
bakims COMPANY Of the Athletic
score of to ]. The playing of Jen-
nings and Wood were features
order.
Score By innings: R.H.E
Corby Baking CO.
Church Hill bank
l03 1000 OILS IL .
Batteries: Church Hill Bank-Mc-
Gehcc and Wood; Corby Baking Co.
Patterson and Smithcrs.
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BEALL WINS TITLE
Defeats Newton, OF Drooklinc, for
North and South
Championship.
[Bv Associatc,I prcs. !

BY Associated Press
iINEtlUltST. y. g.. April Edward
ieah Of uniontown. won the North
ana south amateur golf championship
here today by defeating T.. Z. Newton
OF Brookline. four up and three to play
IN the thirty-siN-holc final. An over
indulgence OF puts cost Newton the
match. Edward Styles went out In
thirty-seyen against Donald PEARSON in
the consolation section and won 3 and
ond siXteen. went 10 Sidney Sherwood
OF PhiladclDhia. who defeated T.. l.
Scoheld. OF Stamford, by 3 and .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-04-06
"H0NUS" WAGNER BACK
IN BASEBALL AGAIN
Is Now Professor OF Athletics at Chr
hcEic Tech, with Particular
charge of Diamond StudIcs.

PITTSBURGH. PA. April 5.-The
cali or the wild has drawn John Honus
wagner. banner shortstop of the
Pirates and veteran of thousand dia-
mond battles, out or his lair Last
year f1onus" declared he was through
win Inc game. but every afternoon
ne may be seen on Schenlcy diamond
OF me carnegie Institute of Tech
nology at Schenley Park, Pittsburgh,
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In a one-sidcd game yesterday after
noon. tho S. 4. L. Railroad baseball
team defeated the Dumbarton agErc-
CATION by the score of IL to T. The
railroad boys are feeling chesty over
the result OF the contest, and their
manager. !. 7. Gardner. last night de-
clared that his club was willing to
meet all corners in the amateur class.
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JACkSONNILLE, FLA. ApriI s.
Jimmy Hickman: outfelder OF the
at the training camp here Hickman
reported late for spring training as
nc was recurerating from an attack
OF influenza. He came in time to solve
Manager Robinson's outiicId problems
for the training trip games Since
second Bascman Schmandt was in
lured Il lew da-s ago Robbie was
forced 70 place Outficldcr Johnston in
the inficld.
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KIBANE DEFEATS O'LEARY
FcathrrveiSht Champion Hns New
horkcr Nearly Out in Six
Round Bout.
Icy Associated Press. !

pHILADti FH fIIf'a'e XIII prfTs' -,ohnn,.
kl!banc: featherweight champion, de-
Ieatcd Ar.ie U'Leary, Of New York. in
q SiA.round bout here tonight. Kill
pane h"d the best o: every round and
the New Yorker was tired and hanging
on the roncs at the finish.
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CORBETT TELLS STORY
OF JAKE k|LRA|N's RISE
hemark of Bully Laborcr Started
Famous Ringmau Upon
His Career.
WAS CALLED COUNTRY GAwK'
faunt by Fellow Workman Resulted
IN Ten-Minute Battle in Which
aoungster Severely Beats Up His
opponent-Defcated by Corbett.

This ~ the nrst of q series of mr.
c mSies which MIR. Corbett II writing
IIoheerning the pugilistic career OF
akc hiIratE, one OF the greatest
inisafyweiEhts that America-or amy
liner country-eSer produced. The
At instaiment will appear tomor-
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MASONIC HOME WINS
Swnmps Federal Reserve Bank BoJs
With Nineteen Hits for Twenty
hvc Runs.

The Masonic Home baseball team
swamped the Federal Reserve Bank
nine yesterday at the Masonic Home
diamond by the score Of 20 TO y Pitch
ing by Averill and fielding OF Kenny
Meads for the winners featured the
game. Summary:
r. H E.
.NaSohiC IlOuie ......Zo IL
Federal Reserve Bank. . J 10
Batteries: Averill and McLanc;
Grassoerger. Tucker and Frank
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AT TAMPA, FLA.

r2o.ton D.I 60 II. n. Z
New York .
fafnes. Jones and Smith; Caldwell
DUmont and Walters. SchanE
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Heine Zim in Form,

Heine Zim In Form.
JACKSONVILLE. FLA. April S.
Heinfc Zimmerman. veteran third base
man of tho New York Giants, IL play
ing In splendid form at the Giants
training camp at Gainesville Fla
Zimmerman figures this will be the
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BASEBALL
AT NEW ORLEANS.

r,,oro, r. II. L.
New Orleans (Southern) ! G
norton and Nunamaker; Phillips.
Bailey and Debbry.
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AT BIRMINGHAM. ALA

p;.,,., X. Fl. Z.
Birmingham tSouthern ASSN 8
cooper. Mayer, Evans and Schmidt:
Siapnicka' SiGman. Roberts and Iia-
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AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA

New York tAmericanl. II :
Brooklyn tNationaD ... 3 . /
Mogridgc. Thormahlcn and RucI.
ger, Wheat.
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~ ATLANTA.
clemson. O; George Tech ) (6rs,
game. Clemson, 3; Georgia Tech, Q
tsecond gamcl.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
At NASHVILLE

AT NASHVILLE. TENN.
NaShvillc $50. ASSOC, IA; Wander
bilt University, 0.
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best season OF his long major league
career. With Chase. Fletcher and
DoSie, Heinic rounds out the new
Si0o0V0 inhcld OF the Giants.
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OSlcthorpc University. /: Universi,y
of South Carolina, O.
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AT SAN ANTONIO, TEN.

G. Il. Fl. z
e. Louis !Amcrican) ......... . ~
Davenport and Billings; Mullins
Wright, Gibson and Cobb.
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AT WEST POINT, y. Y.
Army, 5; Boston College, !.
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AT ATHENS, CA.
Auonrn' U; University OF Georgia. 8.
AT WAKE FOREST, y. C.
Wake Forest College, 3; Trinity Col
leGe, .. ~o'
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AT COI.I-WnIA ..
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IlniIrond Team M,ins

tTo be continued.)
Evening journal., 1919-09-24
SHOOTERS LEAGUE
TO OPEN SATURDAY

The annual preliminary shoot OF the
Philadelphia Trapshooters' League will
be held next Saturday. September 27
on the grounds Of the Camden p r. r.
There will be four p target events and
prizes viii be divided on the Lewis
Glass system Five classes and a
trophy for high gun and runncr-up in
each class.
Last year the preliminary shoot was
held in Wilmington and two hundred
and s.Xty-hye shooters were on the
grounds. According to reports given by
the different clubs secretaries this
years shoot should be as well attended
as the previous one.
The Philadelphia shooters want to
see a number Of Wilmington shooters
at Camden on Saturday hnd it is hoped
that Wilmington Will be well repre-
scnted
The secretaries Of the different clubs
meet in Philadelphia once each week to
classify the shooters and hope % fin
sh the job tomorrow. They are not
Evening journal., 1919-09-24

al all a bit reluctant in saying that
Wilmington won't win this year. VIII
minglon has had few Of her promi-
merit shooters taken away this year by
olner clubs. namely: Fred Tomlin, r. T.
Willis. r. p. WilEs, all OF PeInsgrove.
These men Will shoot with Camden.
The Penna r. R. Gun Club has alsc
strengthened its lineup and can flg.
urc how they nn be beaten.
LdDsdale shot match with a eiuf
last Saturday and three OF her ten In.r
broke 20 straight and several others
broke 4Sx50. It looks as though all the
clubs art priming for the pennant this
year.
The Wilmington Trapshootng Asso-
citation will not hold shoot at Belle
vue next Saturday as it is hoped that
most Of the shooters will go 10 Cam
den
Evening journal., 1919-09-24
Gleason Points to Spring
H1umphs Ouer Reds; Moran
Has a Different Team, No,o
BY FRED TURBYvILLE.

Evening Journal readers have Just
dcvourcd the stories and box scores OF
two games between The Chicago White
sox. American League champions. and
iae Cincinnati Reds, nag winners in
tAe National Those box scores are
not fakes. Those games were actually
p.ayed-but last spring before me big
league schedules were started
The reason those box scores and
game stories were rchashcd was be-
cause OF the interview printed a few
days ago IN which Kid Gleason pointed
10 The spring Victories over tie Reds
ss Indicative OF the comparative
Strength OF the Two teams.
With all due regard TO Gleason the
average fan Will take issue with him
wnen the games OF last spring are
cited as indication OF lhe present COM
.laratiNe strength Of the two world
series combaiants
The team the White SoX doWncd In
iWo games last spring IN the Cincin-
naii ball yard just before the season
opened, Is not the Red team of Today
% probably wasn't even as good as The
Rcd team OF last season under the
leadership Of Chrisly MalhcNson
In the FIRST game between the two
Teams Ed Boush star center fielder
and slugger of thc Rods. did NOT play
lie reported in time 10 play in the
second game, but had not been IN
practice In The FIRST game Rchg played
center field and CuelO l"fl Duncan and
Aagee are now playing lcft and' either
i> far superior to Cucio. who never
was a regular with ihe Reds kOpf was
npl in eithee game for the Reds. Smith /
Playing short one game and Davidson /
H The other.
Md the White Soy will find much I
stronger pitching Nan they hii against
in Fisher and Eler Reuther. Salee
iing and Eller are rated higher than
Fisher With the Rgds- tBaay though the
latter has greatly improved Ellor has
developed into a wonderful pitcher
The White SoX on the other hand
aed their regular team and their three
pitching aces-Clcotte. Williams and
NeT The Reds proved they could get
Williams and Kerr and they also
scored a run on Cicottc.
Gleason said: "We beat en- last
spring and we can do % again in the
World series"
Md Gleason's players all say The
same.
But the Reds are now champions
aed they have heen gathering momen-
rm as the season advanced from mid
sumner TO fall An OF which means
That Kid Gleason's athletes viii have
90 hustle for they will face ball team
much stronger than the one they van
guishcd in ihe spring.
UTpGT CAME
Evening journal., 1919-09-24
Cincinnati.
score by Innings.

Chicago ........0 o o o o o 2-3
Cincinnati ......0 o o OOO0i 0 o.
smith ran for Allen in the eighth.
NBressler batted for Davidson in the
tenth
Two1base hits. Schalk, Rath. Three
base hit, Risberg. Double plays. Dau-
bert and Raih; Kerr and Weaver. Sacrl-
fee hits, Collins. ,, Lcibold Gandil
Risberg Davidson, Fisher. Sacrifice
fy, Leibold. Bases on balls. by Fisher.
3 struck out by Kerr by Fisher. 3
iri batter, by Kerr ,DauberU Wild
pitches. by Fisher. 2 Left on bases.
Chicago, q; CiGinnail >. Time OF
gsme. i:iO. Empires, Carpenter and
Tsnnehill
Evening journal., 1919-09-24

Even in Philadelphia they're
talking about the big series
Philly fans are pulling for Pat
Moran and the Athletic bugs
are pulling for Eddie Collins.
Evening journal., 1919-09-24

Daily total. 80 9iOi7 si7 9s
NO games played. xTwb games.
American League.
No games played.
Evening journal., 1919-09-24

Daily total. 81 a 80 81 10 -- 100
NO games played. xTwo games.
Owing TO shortage in the Don. news
papers are being printed on brown
paper
Evening journal., 1919-09-24
Cincinnati.
ScOrc by innings.

lUifdRo ............5 % u ID ~ y u 2-J
Cincinnati ........02 0-Oi0OO %
TNo-b3se hits Schalk. Roth, Dau-
bert, 2 Magee Gandil Threc-base hlDs
Weaver, Felsch stolen bases. Weaver.
Jackson Sacrifice hits. Lebold, Eller.
Bases on balls. by Williams, , by FL
Ter. 3. Hits. Off Williams. 3 in five in
nings; or Cicotte. four innings
Struck ont by Williams. ,: by Cicolle
4; by Eller. . Left on bases. Chicago
H. Cincinnati, Z Time, 40. Umprcs
Tanncluil and Carpenter
Evening journal., 1919-09-24

Colonel Bogey, Left and
Right Hook, End Rush and
Forty Love know enough to
keep still during the big series.
Even if they didn't 70 2ne
would hear 'em.
Evening journal., 1919-09-24
HIGH AND LOW SCORES YEsTERD AY

Runs scored by National and Ameri-
can Leagues, September n 10 Septem-
ber %, inclusive:
National League.
High-St Louis, o.
LOW-ChicagO. 3.
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MOTHER LORIMER SHOWS ME- THE HEART
OF A WIFE DECEIVED

Most wives whom husbands de.
ceive find II out, sooner or later"
said Mother Lorimer. And then In
all sweetness and pity she added. as
we looked on the fair face on its
satin pillow, Poor childH'
And Mother put her arms around
me and held me close. Perhaps the
presence OF death in the house made
me a little more precious TO her.
81 came in TO see II Bronson had
managed everything perfectly she
said.
Bronson himself came up for her
approval. for further orders and TO
report.
mfr. Golf has been located" he
said. HE will be here in an hour.
He wishes to go with the body. mad
am. TO an address--which he gave
me" Bronson read from his note.
book the street and number OF Mary's
terrace In our home town.
Probably you can arrange TO leave
on the o'clock express?"
The man realized that Mrs. Lori
mer was giving an order, not putting
"A question.
II win arrange H. madam" he re
piled. knew at once that Mother
wished 10 have the house free from
every trace OF the tragedy before her
husband. and DIR. Certeis and Jim. jr.
and my Bob came in on the yacht.
They were due about sunset.
Mother knows the whole awful
story--and vets she determined TO
save Daddy | said TO myself and II
seemed TO me that she was much too
kind: that she was sparing him a hu.
initiation which he ought to be forced
10 endure.
had every reason for loving Dad
dy. and no right TO sit In judgment
on his personal affairs. Nevertheless
! could not but feel that "a certain
stern Justice had brought poor Mary
Thomas under his roof and that fate
had some purpose In tangling events
80 that his wife took plying care
OF the poor child" after death. Sure
~ the Hon. James ID. Lorimer ought
not to escape his portion of remorse.