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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
NAZWLSKO LODGE'A VITA
NE SYKIEM I GWIZDEM.

Wilmington, Del, %. pazdzier-
nika. - Miasto Wilmington Ego
towalo wczoraj gubernatorowl
Coxowi bardzo entuzyastyczne
powitanic przyjecie. Wielki
teatr, W ktorym wygiosii on swc
przemGwienie. by> wypelniony po
brzegi. setki osob ME mogty do
STAG sic do wnetrza. Arsumenty
gubcrnatora "a Liga Narodow
spotykaly sic rzeSistymi okIasEa
mi natomiaSt wymIenlenic naZ-
wiska senatora Lodge wywoiaio
przeciagFe svki gwizdy, zwtasz-
cza gdy pan Cox napietnowaf 60
mianem ,.najnizszego typu kon-
spiratora W historyI ludzkosci.
Ieszcze dono5niejszc syki gwrz-
dv rozlegly sic. gdy gubernatoT
wspomniai nazwiSko senatora
Hardinga. dowodzac, IL powinlen
on narodowi amervkansEiemu po-
daG nazwisko tego Francuza. kto-
~ rzekomo zachecai 60 ,.imlenlem
Francyi', ably stanai ma czele pra-
cv dla stworzenia nowego jake
gos zrzeszcnia narodow.
Olbrzymi entuzyazm wywoiaso
iasne wyrazne oswiadczenie sic
pana Coxa W kwestyi irlandzkiej,
zw}aszcza wobec faktu, re VIA
donna juz Jest rzecza il senator
Harding - wedlc swego zwy--
czaju - kreci tylko ciagle W tel
sprawie i wypowiada sic raz tax,
drugi raz inaczej - stosownie do
tego, jaki mu sic wydaje bye SEN
tyment zgromadzonych siucha--
czy.
w dalszym ciagu swcj mowy
dowodzil demokratyczny nominal,
ze jezeli Stany Zjednoczone mis-
przy}qcza sic do Ligi Narod6w,
nastanie W tym kraju ,,najwieksz4
depresya" W handlu przemysle.
&C bedzie naturalnyn skutkiem
wywofanej takim negatywnym
krokiem izolacyi Ameryki.
w Filadelfii. gdzie gubernatot
musiai W przejezdzie do Whining
ton zatrzymac sic przez godzine
ma stacyi. doszlo do ostrego dosyt
rieporozumiepia miedzy towarzy
szami pana Coxa a wSadzami ko-
lejowemi, ktore domagaly sic IL
suniecia tylnej platformy WACO
nu powiewajacej tam flagi anne
rykahskiej, twierdzac, il sprzeci-
via sic to przepisom kolejowym.
Fo dluzszej wymianie argumen-
tow wladze kolejowe wreszcie IT,
stapify.
Baltimore, Md, 90. pazdzierni-
ka. - Poniewaz senator Harding
mial ,przedwczoraj czelnosc o.
swiadczyc, re ofiaruje nagrode
kazdemu, kto-1nu udowodni, IL
zmiena swe zapatrywania polity-
czne i w sprawie Ligi Narodow,
wobec tego ulczynil to wczo.
raj Nv imieniu amerykansikiego
rarodu' gubernator Cox. wykazu-
jac niezaprzeczalnymi faktami, ze
republikahski nominal odnosnie
Go sanej tylko Ligi Napodow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
Sytuacya wAngEi Staje Sic Bard1ej Krygczna.
'Komisary" Bolszewickie Uciekaja ze Skra-
dziOnymi Klejnotami Zagranice.
DoE<torzy xarrnia MacSvviney w Sta
nie Jeso NieprzytornnoSci.
INNE TELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE

W ciagu piecru dni pred roz-
poczeciem ofensywy bolszewic-
kiej wojska Wrangla wzie}y do
niewoli $4,000 bolszewikow. 81
armat. 5 samochodow wiele ka-
rabinow
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
Kronika ChicaSoska.
w SPRAWIE ZMIANY SY-
STEMU WARDOWEGO.

DemOkTatyCZny CcntIdlHg NJ
mitet powiatowy wyrazli scisia
ncutralnoSc co do kwestyi przy-
jecia planu nowcgo podzlatu
miasta ma pieGdziesiat ward, kto
ra zostanie podana pod giosowa-
nc wyborcom w wyborach dnia
Ego listopada. Dccyzya neutral
noSci komitetu zapadia pc wy
sluchaniu w tej sprawie oplnIl
aldermanow dcmokratycznych,
ktorzy, przeciwni sa nowemu po-
dziaiowi miasta. Wczoraj odbv-
walo sic rowniez posiedzenic
thompsohskich wardowych ko-
mitetowych. ma ktorem jcdnal;
w sprawie powyzszej kwestyi ME
powzieto zadncj uchwaiy. Jeden
z przew6dcow frakcyi Thompso-
ma wyrazil sic tylko, IL frakcya
ia Jest stanowczo przeciwna no.
wcmu podzialowi miasta, o czem
wyrzekta swoje zdanie juz rok
tenu. Przywodcy frakcyi Brun-
dage-Dcneen oSwiadczyli sic
wczoraj "a podNaiem miasta ma
ward piecdziesiat, wskutek cze-
go, jak utrzymuje wspomniana
frakcya, miasto zaoszczedzi CO
drugi rok w elekcyach przynaj-
mniej pol miliona dolar6w; po-
niewaz wybory aldermanow od-
bywaiyby sic w6wczas ME co ro-
ku, ale co drugi rok. Wobec neu-
tralnoSci W tel sprawie demokra
tow, oraz apatyi ze strony frak-
cyl thompsoliskiej, stanowczc-
60 oSwiadczenia sic "a plane1
irakcyi Brundage-Deneen po-
wiadaja przyw6dcy pietnastu cy-
wiInych organizacyi - plan ten
przejdzic olbrzymia wiekszo5cia
glos6w podczas wyborow listo-
padowych. Organizacye te VIA
snie postarafy sic o to, IL kwe-
stya podzialu miasta ma piecdzie
stat ward zostaia umieszczona
M balocie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, piatek, ID pazdziernika: sw
Brunona ID. vi.
Jutro, sobota, % pazdziernika;
Sw. Jana Kapistrana.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22

Dolmr czenie ma strongly 10
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-22
ZARZADCY F1RMY CON
SUMERS PACKING CO." u.
ZNANI WINNYMI OSZU-
SILVA.

SzeSciu gl6wnych urzednik6w
firmy CONSUMERS Packing Co."
zostaio wczoraj przez lave przy-
sieglych uznanych winnymi o.
szustwa przez uzywanie poczty w
cclach oszukanczych: dwu czfo'l
k6w tel firmy przyznaio sic do
why poprzednio. Sprawa toczy-
la sic pred federalnym sedziq
Eyansem. Prokuratorzy rzado-
wi oskarzyli powyzsza firme, IL
przez sprzedawanie bezwarto-
Sciowych akcyi, naciagneia swo-
ich akcyonaryuszy ma sumo pol
miliona dolarow. Wszyscy pod
sadni, kt6rych nazwiska nizej
przytaczamy, zostali uznani win
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Judge F. M. Brown, Arthur Lang and wife and A. F. Fucker, the dis tlict court party which has been at Anchorage for the past two weeks, ar rived on the train last night and left on the Alaska for Valdez.
 The coast and geodetic survey steamer Surveyor returned to port this morning and got all mail for Uyak and Chignik. The Surveyor is bound for those places and left out during the day for the westward.
 Steamer Alaska got away for the south last night at II o'clock after re- maining in port for 20 hours.
 The pioneers will hold meeting tonight at s o'clock and all members are requested to attend.
 Nearly every youngster in town vas at the movie last night the guests of Anchorage and Seward twins. Can dy was distributed to the little ones which added to the enjoyment of the evening.
 pr. H. A. Blyth has taken apart mcnts at the Hotel Seward during the time he will remain in Seward.
 Judge George T. Harlow is in from Trail and registered at the Hotel Sew ard.
 The Gateway City limited will leave on schedule time tomorrow morning for the interior.
 G. C. Henderson and wife, from Sawmill Bay, arrived on fishing boat last night and are registered at the Hotel Seward.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
SEVEN MAJOR GENERALS,
 22 BRIGADIERS NAMED

WASHINGTON, July 23- Under the new army reorganization bill President Wilson appointed the fol- lowing seven Major Generals: Adel- bert Cronkhitc, William B. Haan, Charles T. Menoher, Charles H. Muir, George w. Read, William H. Wright, and Omar Bundy.
 Twenty two Brigadier Generals were named. They are: George B. Duncan, Jesse Mcintosh, Carter Will fam Lassiter, William R. Smith, Ro- bert l.. Howze, George Hutcheson, Ernest Kinds, Dwight l.. Ault, Eman Fox, Connor Johnson, Hagood Han son, E. Ely, Walter H. Gordon, Mark L. Hersey, Ulysses G. McAlexander, Fred w. Slayden, Harry H. Brand holtz, Dennis F.. Nolan, w. D. Connor, Robert c. Davis, Malin Craig, Hugh A. Drum and George Vanhorn Nose ley.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

SANDY HOOK, July 23- Fog de- layed the start of the fourth cup race necessitating a fifteen minute post ponenent. Only a three knot breeze is blowing. The starting signals were hoisted for the triangular course race at 12:30 o'clock.
 As the result of new sails, the Shamrock allows the Resolute six min utes and forty seconds time limit.
 The Rcsolute crossed the starting line at l:01:3 o'clock.
 The Shamrock crossed the line at 1:Ol :56.
 At 1:1l o'clock the Rcsolute was a quarter of mile ahead and gaining constantly in beats to the windward.
 Thc RcsolUtc turned the first mark at 2:&4:l1 and the Shamrock at 2:36: IS and more than quarter of mile behind the defender.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
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 '[(S NOT
 '['() ! RUN

LINCOLN, July 23-- Ohio got the third presidential candidate for the national election next November when the delegates to the Prohibition con vention late yesterday nominated Aa- ron $. Watkins, of Germantown, Ohio, for President, after learning from William Jennings Bryan that he pos itively would not accept the nomina- ton which had been given him.
 D. Leigh Colvin, of New York, au- thor was named Vice President.
 The convention permanently ad- ioulned after the nominations were completed.
 Nominee Watkins is professor of literature at the Germantown Military Academy. He was born in Ohio. For r years he was a Methodist preacher He ran on the Prohibition ticket for governor of Ohio in 1905 and 1908 and was the Prohibition candidate for Vice President in 1908 and 1912.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
NEW DESTROYERS WILL BE
 CHRISTENED PERRY, DECATUR

VALLEJO. Calif., July 23- Two new destroyers under construction at the Mare Island Navy Yard will be chrStened the Perry and the Decatur in honor of two American naval heroes. Sponsors for the de- stroyers have not as yet been Sei- ected but it is planned to have des- cendantS of Robert Perry and Stephen Decatur act in that capacity at the launching. Neither will be launched for several months, according to Navy Yard officials.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
ABOUT
 ALASKA

SEATTLE, July 23-- Construction of a large washing plant at Sutton to wash mined coal for commercial, rail road and naval consumption and the erecting of suitable houses for the miners of the Chickaloon are among the Alaskan development for the fu- tire as outlined by Secretary Daniels and Secretary Payne, at a noonday luncheon today. Both spoke cnthuS- iastically of the ten course dinner at Anchorage at which Alaska products predominated. Secretary Payne said he gathered extensive data on the pro- posed coaling station on the AleutianS Q supply merchant vessels enroute between Seattle and the Orient. He spoke highly of the Chickaloon coal and said the ESka mine was producing . good bituminouS grade and anthra- cite was also found in two undeveloped i;cldS. He expressed belief that the Shipping Board will very probably take favorable action on all Alaskan recommendations
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
WEST LEADS

WASHINGTON, July 23- The states of Wyoming, Montana and Ida ho lrd all other states on May 4th in the number of bank depositors per thousand population. Wyoming had 394 depostors out of every 1000 popu- lation; Montana has 349 and Idaho 293. California had PAS, Alaska 30 and Hawaii 24. The average of all states was l9O depositorS out of thousand populatiOn.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

St. Johns, July 2&- The Marconi company. conducting experiments in wireless telephony, announce they heard message from Chelmsford sta tion near London, over 2OOO miles dis tant. and recognized the voice of the captain and identified several words but was unable to pick up the connect cd sentence. Twenty years ago, Mar conf received the first transatlantic wireless from the signal station here.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
MILK USED TO FIGHT FIRE

GUNNISON, Colo, July 23- Twen- " gallons of milk, worth ten cents quart. were used to extinguish blaze on the roof of the dwelling on the cornwall ranch near here.
 The blaze was discovered just as the hands finished the milking. A bucket brigade was being formed to pass wa ter from Ohio creek, which flows nearby but the milkers; fearing that this method would be too slow threw the milk on the flames. What little blaze was left after the milk attack was cxtinguiShed with water.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

SEATTLE, July 29- Steamer Jef- fcrson sailed for southeastern Alaska ports yesterday had four passengers aboard who will take the steamer Northwestern from Juneau on her next trip for Seward. The four are Mrs. w. s. Humphrey, Miss Cora Humphrey, Mrs. R. l.. Boyer and Mrs 4. D. Mccoy.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
ARE SURROUNDING
 FRANCISCO VILLA

MEXICO CITY, July 23- The official statement is made that : bandit Francisco Villa is trying to surrender but the government will not negotiate with him. More than 5000 federal soldiers are opposing Villa near Chihuahua and occupy ing all of his supply bases. The forces are gradually surrounding Villa and his forces.
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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
RFIFAST RIOT
 10 KILLED

BELFAST, July 23- Ten were killed in last nights hoStilitieS. The soldiers used machine guns against rioters. Sim Feiners snipcd soldiers and police from roofs and windows. The soldiers today complained they were fired upon from monastery by Sim Feiners. Sim Fein scouts on bicycles furnished endorsements dur ing the rioting. Three UnioniSts were shot dead by Sim Fein sniperS. It is estimated 100 were wounded in the trouble last night.
 Shooting was resume early this morning.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
WAR DEPARTMENT ORDERS
 CAMP KEARNEY ABANDONED

WASHINGTON, July 2$- The War Department today issued orders for the abandonment of Camp Kearney near San Diego, California, and Camp Dodge, Iowa. The Fourth Division at Camp Dodge will be sent to Camp Lewis near Tacoma, Washington.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

CORK, July 2&- Armed raiders entered the Coast Guard station near KinSale during the night and killed one sailor and escaped with rifles and ammunition.
 Two young men were shot to death near MitchellStown, county of Cork, in an encounter with soldiers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
WONDERS

LONDON, July 23- The Daily Mir TOT yesterday printed pictures of the yacht race at Sandy Hook which took place Wednesday, the pictures were transmitted by photo-tclegraphy. It IS admitted they are imperfect and not wholly accurate but nevertheless a wonder scientific achievement.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
GERMAN WARSHIPS RELOCATED
 TOU. S. SAIL FOR NEW YORK

WASHINGTON, July 23- Five German warships, all surface craft, allocated to the United States under the peace treaty, have left Brest and are due in New York August 3, the Navy Department announced to- day.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
ALAMEDA
 COMING

SEATTLE, July 23- Steamer Ala meda sailed for Alaska ports at O. clock yesterday morning with l94 pas sengers the following being for Sew ard
 Mrs. F. l.. Lesh, Mrs. A. Radolsvich, J. II. Reiter,
 Mrs. F. A. Sholin, Lilly Rivers,
 Mrs. H. Rivers,
 Rose Rivers,
 Carl Weiss,
 Mrs. Weiss,
 Louis Weiss,
 Mrs. O. Combret,
 k. Combret,
 One steerage.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

WARSAW, July 23- Poland has sent amistice proposals direct to the Soviet government at Moscow. The BoIsheviki has captured Dub- no and Slonin.
 A new Polish coalition cabinet un- der the premiership of M. Witos has been formed. The cabinet has the SUD- port of the Socialists.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
ADRIANOPLE Is BURNING

CONSTANTINOPLE July 23- Airplanes flying over Adrianople to- day report that city burning. The Greeks have advanced east to Seidlar and Lula BurgaS fifty miles south of Constantinople and cncountering vir- tually no opposition. The Grand Viz fer has urged the commander of the Nationalists to surrend and prevent further bloodShed.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

4 native named Noel was arrested in the Second division for imbibing too profusedly and running amuck in the village. He ran his wife out of his igloo and annexed another mans wife by force.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

The U. s. Radio station on Japon- ski island has been building a new wharf and a number of buildings at Sitka. Sa
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
POLES ASK
 MORE AID

WASHINGTON, July 23- Poland has asked the State Department to formally announce to the world the moral support" of the United States to Poland, in the battles with the Bol- sheviki. It is suggested that similar expression from President Wilson will be welcomed and will do much to stiffen the morale of the Polish people.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
ABSOLUTE WINS

FLASH SANDY HOOK, July 23 - The American cup defender Reso- lute won today'S race. The Resolute has now won two and the Shamrock two races.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

Dr. Pryor will open a drug store in Tenakee when his stock arrives.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

If a girl is really pretty she does not mind being told that some other girl is.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23
PROMISE AID
 TO ALASKANS

SEATTLE July primary he and Secretary Payne were nhuS mood m M ono essential the possibilities for the de dv of Alaska vopment of the country and he was t,oon to take satisfied with the coal fields satisfied and nc the product sup with the quality of the coal Secretary ccn,n the government Daniels said he ready to rush and This will solve the problem push the work for the mining o the Secretary of the Interior Payne when coal
 he Secretary Daniels and Secretary Payne pee''" tue yet, her, last night Board would establish line to Seward Alaska and that coaIag station ""'" "S0
 Too many things are b established to hr westward per continued Secretary What has the A"tanS where the '" Alaska needs is more fleet and commercial vessels ~ , ror rco,oions could secure besides coal bunkcS
 "Thc opening of a avastte territory other locations
 ,s through the government The Secretaries praised the Alaska road especially for agriculture people working under difficulties and fishing" promised to do eVerYu'"g to 'SSN'
 Secretary of the Navy Daniels said development
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

George w. Folta is now private secretary to Gov. Riggs.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-07-23

morning.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11

trotted a little dark skinned Egyptian
maiden. She made a wonderful picture,
with her long black hair flowing about
her shoulders, over which loosely hung
a soft. black veil. Her dress was blue
and reached down to her brown ankles.
Around her neck were long strands of
beads and shells. and her wrists were
wound with many bracelets. She trot-
ted up to Betty and Gocomeback and
offered them drink from the great jug
she carried on her head.
Betty took sip of the lovely fresh
water and smiled at the carrier.
She looked so bright and fresh Betty
could hardly believe it when she told
Gocomeback she had been carrying
water ever since the first rays of the
sun rose over the treetops.
well. of all things!" exclaimed Betty.
you must love TO carry water"
The little brown girl smiled sweetly
and shrugged her shoulders.
Every one must do his share" she
laughed.
Gocomeback dropped a coin in the
little brown hand. and bidding Betty
and the elfin good-by. the little water
girl trotted away to quench the thirst
Of other weary travellers. Before she
was out of sight. Betty found herself
standing at the old well in her own
back yard.
Copyright. 1920 by Newspaper Feature Service, Inc
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11
Diary Of a Fashion Model
She Describes Lovely Covn for a Winter Bride.
By GRACE THORNCLIFFE

"That is just what I am going 10
show you," said Madame as she set
row of pearls about my waistline.
Now" she continued. every few
inches I am going to attach anotner
strand of pearls. and about nine inches
below your waistline they will De
caught together. From these points
they are to hang free and extend few
inches below the hem of the dress
'I am sure they will enrich 1t won
derfully." said Miss Thayer as she took
some of the translucent pearls in her
slender hands.
1.-The headdress I nm going to make
/ is one that will reveal the beauty OF
your hair" l may mention that Miss
Thayers hair is a dusky black that
possesses fascinating sheen
"Then you are not going to give me
a veil to hide my tressesT' laughingly
queried the prospective bride.
mo, indeed OF course you shall have
a veil. but 1t will fall from your neck. .
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-11

TO-DAY Miss Erica Thayer came in
to make the final arrangements
\ ,bout her wedding dress She is
tall. dark-heired girl whose Russian an
cestry is apparent in her wonderful
eyes and complexion.
When she appeared. Madame immedi-
ately asked me to bring some sketches
from her studio. AS she showed 'nehi
to the prospective bride I heard her
say. 81 think the lace gown is the one
that 1 prefer"
Every WE'LL" said Madame Il felt
intuitively that it would be your cnoice'
so I have just started draping II.
"ob. then 1 can see it.' she ex-
claimed deIightedly.
.Why. yes. Although it is hardly IN
condition to be shown off to advantage
You must, of course. use your imaeiha-
ticn when 1 show it to you.
Thereupon Madame Withdrew TO ner
studio where she soon had me envei-
oned in soft folds of meteor and nlmy
lace. AS we entered the small room
where Miss Thayer awaited our return
she exclaimed. How exquisite"
"rm sure it will be when 1t is COM
pleted,p said Madame.
What have you used for the founda-
| tion 90 asked Miss Thayer as she lifted
a fold of the meteor that temporarily
protruded.
sThe foundation is white meteor. and
one of the interesting features in the
modfsh underdress is that it is prettily
draped," commented Madame as she
lifted the lace.
THE corsage is arranged in surplice
style, while the skirt shows a rather
pretty cross-over drapery gathered
quite snugiy about the hem." de-
scribed Madame to the interested BRIDE
elect.
1.-THE way that the lace bodice .ciings
to the figure suggests a medieval
STYLE" was the latter's comment.
Eyes. and the long. tight-httins
sleeve accentuates this resemblance "
added Madame.
How are you going to arrange the
ropes of pearls:' was Miss Thayer'.
next inquiry.