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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
PACKING METHOD CHANGES
WILL MAKE OLIVES SAFE
Government Chemist Says Treble Ir
''" Experienced Only with Fruit
in Glass Containers
my hscociated Press !

WASHINGTON, Feb. .5.-E!pc olives.
which have caused many deaths re-
Gently from poisoning. may be eaten
with impun!ty within Il few months us
a result or changes being made n pre-
serving methods. DR.. Carl Alsbocg. CHIEF
or the Bureau ot Chemistry OF tho
Department OF Agriculture, stated to-
day.
Canning methods are being rcvo,u-
toniZed." he said Tho packers are
cooperating with our bureau and in
shutting changes in methods which
Will remove ali dangers OF poison from
next seasons crop"
One OF the principal packing changes.
DR.. Alsbcrt; said, is abandonment OF
glass containers. which prevent proper
STERILIZATION. Al! cases Of ripo olive
poisoning have originated from olives
have resulted from olives hacked in
tin cans nor from picked green olives.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
ITALIAN WORKERS REVOLT
Seize Municipal buildings at Picvc di
SOliGo and Proclaim Soviet
Government.
my Associated Press.

my Associated Presa.1
IOEnC,N Heb. workers at
Iicve di Soliso. Italy, have seized
tho municipal buildings and proclaimed
a Soviet government. nceordinE 20 a
Rome dispatch TO the Central News.
In lighting between workers ana
caribineers many persons wore wound.
cd Disorders havo also occurred at
vlttori. Montebolluna ana elsewhere,
the dispatch says,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Winter Gardening.

when the snow is drifting deem.
rnMsti.t.n IN inc SsSoid wind Blowing.
You'll start your garden oroM:,p =.
lh Gi,,, the time to plot your ground,
Giving all tho crops tho snace
Their demands require.
11ottueo here, cucumbers there.
Caobagcs, potatoes,
Radishes, tomatoes:
Golden bantam co.n, OF course.
- Tassels fair upiittingw
NoW's the time To- MOT fbc o.round
"hiio tho snow is drifting.
Let the bowling bIizzards blow,
g, boreas behind en-. "'
Studying scod catalogues.
You don't need 10 mind ON.
ran your garden now, II you
,r,Ma want 10 oea;; your ncishbor
or inccssant labor.
--Somerv!Ile Journal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
INDIAN CHIEF AsPHYXIATED
Sum Kim. or Knyuse Tribe, on WAY "a
Washington. Victim OF Open
(saa LEI.
fRy Assac.atcL press !

CHICAGO. Fob. o5.-U. ~ Sum KIN
chief OF the Kayuse Indians OF lima
t!l!a County. Greg. who was en- route
TO Washington on business for his
tr:oc. was found asphyx.utcd In a
The police were OF the opinion that
ho had blown out the gas On a
string ABOUT his neck were four small
dried head OF snake
II was said tho chief was to have
SappeaTcd before the indian Board OF
test against court proceedings brought.
10 force his tribe to Pay an alloscd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
PREDICTS LYNCHINGS
WILL SOON PASS AWAY
TuskcEcc's lIcnd Tells OF Pledges OF
southern Governors 10 Wage
Wur ON Evil.
IS; Associated Press.

BOSTON. FOB. 25.-yvi,hi,
years there VIII be no more lynchinc
o. negroes in the South. DR.. Robert
X. Motion. tho negro head OF tho Tuske-
mere last night
The Governors OF North Carolins.
Georgia. Tennessee and Kentucky ha@
p!ed4ed thcriselrcs that there will DO
are in oG!co. he said
-. AS an instance OF what he said was
me very gratifying attitude OF the
nest people or the South toward tho
negro" DIR. Motion said tho Govcrno:
OF North Carolina recently recognize, !.
negro committee 'as brothers"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
MUCH SALMON CONDEMNED
Government Chemist Tells OF Turning
Back Large Shipments to
- Packers.

~ : J. FEY -Associa tod Prnty.J
WASHINGTON, Feb. :5.--Rctween
$4,000 and 100000 cases OF canned
salmon bought for the army in 1915
were condemned as unfit for conaump-
tin, Director Alsberg. Of tho Depart
mcnt of Aer!culturc's bureau OF Chem-
istry. today told tho 1Iiuso committee
investigating contracts between the
war Department and salmon packers
ns related to tho return of rejected
salmon.
The salmon condemned. DR.. Alsbers
said, WAS decomposed before canning.
and was not allowed to be sold to the
public after return to tho packers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
SEEN ON THE SIDE
ni HENRY EDWARD WARMER
CscIcsSncss.

CscIessness.
In this SO short and sluggish span
OF life that Fato al!ots to man.
I've writ ten million lines of verse
Good, bad. Indifferent and worse;
And looking back. l can't recall
single line among them all
That justified the thought or ti,no
Consumed in knocking out q rhyme,
but as for that. isn't It true
That If you Should tntc stock of You
And what you've dreamed and what you'vo don
And what you've got and como without
What you've concerned yourself about.
You'd find. rs I, that all the strife
In this uncertain thing called lite
Ia. when it's truly measured up,
More like tho froth that's on the cup,
And your results. when YOU have cot 'cm
Are like the dregs left in tho bottom
Forgive the pcsSrnst!c strain,
Nor let my croakinS give YOU pain
For after all. mans greatest deed
Is uninportant mustard seed,
And through this vale Of :sriofs and ioys
He is child with painted toys.
Come on. dull Gloom. Come, sta nd aside
And Let me ride Folly's tide!
And il no worthy deed is done
Between my new and setting sun.
Give me my cup of mirth and laughter
And let me pay the scoro hereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Tint Meier neno.it

TO the Editor OF The Times Dispatch:
- ISL you would write an editorial
Your. vaauahIG columns IN rcferonco sISs tie
panes rnaWfr ~ .ha va gus and light
~ allied for service " " I 'f.Sl ~
:. am not Kicking against the charge may he
~ Is, rishi that the companies arc given this
pr!iT;,!ess. Gut it Is not right that these com
pai;:cS hoIu tEis money thousands Of dollars
;,,d no. nay on" cent interest either 10 the de-
In the case or this company. ,vc have de-
R pIS 0t S-O ior two meters. and another OF
slo i"r our residence. and II we use light for
Eyer; our $50 is as good as given away. prin-
r' -; ;hG interest. our Legislative bodies are
posters or this State. favor to bring this
inttteF 20 tacir attention, and have some leg
isiative action on the matter.
Tlopeweli. Va. February IS. 1920. ''''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Taking poll OF the white women OF Nir-
tginia to determine if majority OF them
idesire the franchise offers logical solution
70 the suffrage problem over which Virginia
has wrestled SO vigorously and SO long. But
the taking of such poll need not be under
taken until after the Anthony amendment
has reached determination. IL it is ratified
then the poll would be needless labor and
eXpenSe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Looks as if the good, old-fashioned days
were coming back again. when forty Tam
many braves are lined up i'll their wigwam
by masked gunner and forced to deliver
their possessions at the pistols point. And
this is so soon after the clamping down OF
the metropolitan lid, which was billed as a
prelude to the millennium.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
THUEsDAY, FEBRUARY &c. Ia2e.

Twenty-Five thousand dollars a year should
be ample for the continuance and legitimate
activities OF the State Prohibition depart
ment, especially when it is considered tnat
the Federal government proposes TO supple
ment it with Approximately S50,000,Oo0 to
make the people of the United States behave.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
WILL RETAIN CITIZENSHIP
AFTER Suffrage Ia Ratified American
Woman Won't Have Rights by
weddfnR Alien.
tpy Associated P:esa !

{By Nsbocluteu P.cb3 ]
WASHINGTON, Fob. .5.--After rati.
iloation OF tho suffrage amendment no
American woman would lose her cit.
zenship by marrying an alien. and no
alien woman would acquire American
citizenship by marrying an American,
under a bill introduced today by Rop-
resentativo Rogers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
is ERzBERGERS SUCCESSOR
Cnder-secretary of state Named, bu.
Neport Finance Minister Is Out
Only Temporarily.
tDy Associated Press.

BERL1E. Feb. 25.--Undcr- Secr,.nry
of state Arocslo has been sclccteJ r.
succeed Matthias Erzbcrger, who ~,
signed yesterday as Minister OF ii
nance.
Moeslo. was appointed q deputv 70
irzbcrScr on January %. Tho retire
mont of Erzborser from the Cah-
met is only temporary, declares thn
DeHtscho A!igemline Zcituns. '''
with the clements OF tho ripht aa,, nTo
retirement is tho first step In his fni iI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Vice-President Marshall defines an Anglo
Saxon brain as one . that yields ready as
sent to the principles on which the republic
was founded, ready assent TO constituted
and orderly government. a ready assent TO
this principle of American life, that while
the ballot box Is open the gunshop should
be closed" Most American minds will run
Sal -ng that line with his"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
ADJ0URNS UNTIL MARCH 9
Special Federal Grand Jury, Convened
In December TO Investigate Mine
Strike, Continued

IBy Assoc!atcd Trcss.J
INDIANAPOLIS. IND, Feb. o5.-Tho
special Federul grand jury, convened
last December 70 investigate charges
minou3 coal miners and operators, has
been adjourned until March S.
The recess. 1t Is said. was taken to
consideration by tho fury and to Der
nit tho drawing up OF several indict-
Inents. which, 1t Is understood. vii!
be presented TO tho court, chargin;:
violation OF tho Lover act.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Voice Of the People
Letters must give the name aud address ~
.a MrMe,. Nnme Will not be published II writer
before and After IN. xy,-

10 the Editor of TIC Times Dispatch:
~ -; u man Claimed exemption from, milf
cary, service on account OF q dcpondcn. ,ri.i
ow n mo- Why Isn't he undo. tho same or
var is Over? - ~" ."es TIC
San anything be done TO mako him fuia,l .hls
I R2es any one else think like do abou, Il?
WAT arc we going TO d. about It?
North E'npo-ia, Va. February o. 1870 -,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Hefuse 10 Strike Ont clause.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 25.-Tho HOUSE
refused today 70. strike out OF The leG.
:slhtive, appropriation bill q provision
for abollshing subtroasuries, and adont.
cd an amendment TRANSFERRING their
duties 10 :ha Federal Reserve Board
and the Treasury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

. NTIW 1OIIN. Feb, a. Aromet -
cochrane dc Alancar, new Rras, IH, y
a a;, dor to the United states. ar
rived here from Liverpool today on
t tnc steamship Naiaorin Auguste Vic
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
Itcno,t t,oo,I 1T,

"r i',n Eood ittots ut Lud.fgxhaven.
reported at Ludwigshuvcn. ana mobs
are said to be plundcring shops. Mn
c cnrrGns arrests have been made. ac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Samuel Gompers is too sane man and
too sound q thinker to be Influenced by the
agitation for a labor party OF which pre-
sumably he would be the power behind the
throne, even if he did not find seat the
throne Itself. y few years ago Gompers was
classed as a radical, but now he is leader
in the ranks of the conservatives, and that is
the element which must save organized labor
from itself if IL is to he saved. He wisely
foresees that Il labor party would ALLEVIATE
from it the friendship and support OF hun
dreds OF thousands Of voters who now are
glad of the opportunity to cast their ballots
Tor the candidates labor favors SO long as
their names arc printed one OF the old
party tickets. That has been the history OF
rhird-party movements. and there has been
no revolution in the national political mind
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

1t will be little short OF disaster if the
shipping syndicate into whose hands control
OF the Old Dominion Limo has passed should
withdraw its vessels from the James River
and other Virginia inland water lines We,
that seems to be its intention as indicated
in press dispatches. If it follows up that de-
termination it will leave James River farmers
and those OF the rich Eastern Shore sections
practically without water carrier service and
make them dependent on the railroads. which
Jlow are SO inadequatey supplied as to make
1hem impracticable as a means OF transpor-
cation to thousands Of Virginia truckers It
1nay be assumed that the Richmond Cham
Der Of Commerce and oil the business orgaEi-
Buttons throughout the territory affected will
lose no time in taking the necessary steps to
prevent the withdrawal of these boats. or
failing in that, to provide other Transports
lion lines.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

: 1t is wocful commentary on Nirginia's
5ove and gratitude to the veterans Of the
sixties, who gave their all in its behalf that
their pltifully small pensions should be used
rs a card in the game Of politics and their
interests played off as counter against the
prohibition Department. Surely affairs have
come to most deplorabie pass Think of
It! Confederate veterans totally disabled
now receive tho munifcent sum Of SIS .
year, and an amendment raising it, 10 $50
was defeated III the House Widows Of Con
federate veterans now receive $50 wear ana
they were refused increase to s75 Per.
baps Virginia conscientiously has tried 10
10 Its full duty towards these, its defenders
~ the dark Civil War days; its treasury has
not been overlooking, and IL has had no Fed
Hfal funds to lavish on them such as those
Ut the North receive, but the amounts now.
rpid are SO pitifully small that it docs seem
IN effort should be made TO cut expenses
somewhere If 1t is necessary TO do SO in order
81 add few comforts to tho rapidly dimin-
sShing number OF the veterans o! the South
- -----.--==-----------.----=---
:. The President has appointed Bainbridgc
Colby Secretary OF State to succeed Robert
tansing. The appointment OF Colby will be
Is surprise to the country He is New York
Hwyer, progressive" Republican, was &C.
lively identified with the campaign of Theo.
apre Roosevelt tor the Republican presldcn-
GA nomination in 1912 and later supported
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

various recent incidents go to prove .hat
WIN INC average man even politics cannot
eliminate his courage entirely.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Maybe the rest OF us can get c,,noa H.,
standing together closely and calling for com
3e'itivc bids OF favors from the two Labor
parties. '"o'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
These Days.

These Days =
Spithcrs didn't like the way things were 70.
inS. Tho Boss was !ntolcrant. The desk was
oncTous Things went like crab. L: was la I'd
TO keep up. So he kicked so much that he lost
his job.
FIRST impression. Smithcrs fclt wondcrfuIly
trec and easy, With nothing to do. The WORK
didn't bear down his nerves lie could
sleep in the morning.
After while he got lonesome Everyone
but himself working. He couldn't ind
company. Nobody could go anywhere with him,
So lie hustled around and got another lob
And now. when Smithcrs goes to work every
little trouble is an old fr.ond. Anyhow he ism
lonesome any more and his hat tits him
y Wasp and Zee and Hornet sat
Oh the rail- OF fcnco one day
Gcsslpins idly OF many things
And passing tho tmc away.
sat there too, making four OF US,
But ! sat too close, you see,
MA ali or the four that stayed on the fence
were tho Hornet and Wasp aud leo.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26
y urBcry.

y wall OF terror from the kids room was sue.
ccoded by series OF rosoundng slaps
For heavens sako, Tommy what arc you
doing TO the baby?"
"Nothin' all, Ma: She's just actin ugly
cause wanted her 10 play she was a pin
cushion
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

ADDRESS ALL COMsIUNICA-
TONS to Tho Times Dis
patsn inu not To individuals.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

TELEPHONES: Randolph 1.
Private Brunch Exchange
connecting with nil depart
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

Aromatic spirits is y poor substitute for any
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

every ,ia, IN the year ut ~ south Tenth
montl VA by The Dispatch Tub.
Inc. Charles l.. Hnsbrook. Editor and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-26

BRANCH OFFICES: WASH
inston, l4lG Sew York Ave-
nue., Sew York CitSt Fifth
Avenue Building; Chicago,
Peoples Gus building |;
l'hi.nuciphia. Colonial Trust
ISulItifnE.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13
personal Points

Mrs. L. L. Karpes leaves this ave
ming for her home in Pasadena,
Calf, after spending a few DAYS
with old friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. ]. Ullemeyer and
family and Mrs. John Liedtke have
motored to Michigan where they
will spend two weeks.
Miss Selma Groner of Shreye-
port, La. arrived in the city last
evening from Chicago, where she
has been visiting, to spend some
time visiting with several sorority
sisters from the University Of mi
nois.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Duffy Of BROOKLYN n
T., has arrived in the city to make
an extended visit at the home OF
her sister. Mrs. William Schnoor
719 Eleventh avenue.
Mrs. ". J. Murphy Of Mason
City, Iowa. 10 visiting in Rock Is
land with her parents, Commits.
sioner and Mrs. John A. Murrin
1880 Twentieth street.
DR.. and Mrs. F. H. Firs. and
family returned last evening from :
two weeks motor trip through Wis.
consin.
Mrs. A. c. Allaert and son. VIII.
bur. of 357 Eighth street. Moline
left yesterday for Ogden, Utah r.
visit with their sister and aunt
Mrs. L. E. Egan- They expect te
be gone month, and viii stop Of
! g Omaha. Denver and Sals Lax,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13
HAM LEFTOVERS,

Ham Leftovers-Three slices Of
boiled ham put through meat
grinder. Four large potatoes; peel
and slice thin. First put layer po-
tatoes, then sprinkle ham, then po-
tatoes and ham. On top add salt
and pepper.
Cover with milk and bake until
brown.
Put ham through meat grinder.
Take SIX well beaten eggs. Throw
eggs and ham into hot spider and
you will have the best omelet you
ever tasted.
Grind boiled ham, throw it into
one quart milk. seasoned with but
ter, salt and pepper; thicken with
-four.
Have toast ready. Pour ham
over toast. Serve hot.
Ham Puffs-Put point Of water in
pan, boil, str in quickly one large
cup Of -four. Str briskly three
minutes.
Take from fire and beat in four
eggs. one at a time. Stir in one
large cup Of finely chopped ham,
two-thirds teaspoon curry powder
! pinch Of salt.
Fry in deep fat, spoonful at a
time, to a golden brown. Drain
and sarnish with parsley.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13
Alma Ruhens.

Alma Ruue.is but recently ar
rived in New York and already
that city is claiming her as ma
tive, despite the fact that the mo-
ton picture directory states in
black and white that Alma was
born in San Francisco. Miss Rub
ems started her screen career-yes,
you've guessed it-with Triangle.
Two guesses is all you ever need
to determine where any well known
actor or actress started, for either
Triangle or d. w. Griffith is in
variably the right answer.
Many critics whose words have
weight have called this young
woman a young Duse. She has
aroused the interest OF both man
ayers and directors by her serious
work and the latest news is that
she is to appear on the legitimate
stage. This will not interfere with
her picture work, however. She
but recently signed contract with
Cosmopolitan films and her first
picture is scha duled for release
this month. it is called Thought
less Women" She is now working
on her second picture, THE World
and His Wife
Miss Rubens prefers to be known
as a genuine artist rather than 8
star. Stars, she asserts. may
come and go. but once an artis'
always an artist.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13
ALLIES NOT TO
FORCE BERLIN
REPLY to Def
Decide to Not Insist on Answer t,
Uitimatum by 5 P. VI. Today
On Coal Deliveries.

Spa. July 13.-(By the Associated
Press. THE allied prime ministers
have decided not to insist upon the
Germans replying to the allied ul-
timatum regarding coal deliveries
at p. m. today. The Germans will
be permitted to defer their reply
until tomorrow. -->
The experts on both sides are
spending the day reexamining the
situation.
(The allies originally demanded
a monthly delivery of 1900 900
tons of coal by the Germans. The
Germans offered LOO. 900 tons and
the allied demand was reduced to
100000 tons. The ultimatum in
formed the Germans that they must
agree by 8 o'clock this afternoon
to the monthly delivery. or the al
lies would take measures to en-
force the terms Of the treaty of
Versailles)
While the experts were at work
the prime ministers were INDUCING
in a rest
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13
Jane NOyak registering and John
Covers.
..dIs.

Miss Jane Novak Is going to have
a birthday and it is going to be an
important affair because, although
this young lady is wife and moth
er, it will be just her sixth birth
day. Y S, you've guessed it. This
pleasing little person was born on
the 18th Of February and is = lit
tie leap year girl. When it was
discovered by some of her friends
in the film colony that she was to
have one of the few birthdays
which are allotted her because OF
the whims of the modern calendar
they decided that they would give
her a celebration even if they were
a bit previous with it.
For they knew they would have
to be previous if they wished to
give it to her at all because this
little star is just sentimental and
domestic enough to demur at hav,
ing any kind of celebration-of a
feast day away from her home and
her most wonderful baby in the
world" Virginia Nita Newberg
Miss Novak is a real home woman
although very young, being but sia
as the candles on her cake show.
There was a regular party at the
studio recently and a Los Angeles
caterer made the little cake ant
covered it with pink icing with "A
Happy Birthday" in silver on the
top. John Bowers decided that il
should be James and have six pinl
candles on it and now he seems tt
be anxious to try a piece of The
sweet stuff himself
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-07-13

The National Security league al
falling in line with all of the othe,I
organizations and doing the pops
lar thing, naming women for pos.
tons never before held by womu
The league now has three woma
members on its directing boards
Mrs. Oliver Hartman of New Yofk
a society leader and welfare wo.t.
er, was recently elected a membe
Of the leagues board Of direction
Mrs. Mark w. Potter, also ofNw
York and a well known woman
club leader. has been made men.
Der of the leagues national eyecr
tive committee. Mrs. Potter Is tAs
wife of Mark w. Potter, who hn
Just been appointed interstate CON,
merce commissioner by Presiden
Wilson. She is representing ID.
league at the biennial conventiua
of the General Federation OF Won.
ems clubs which recently was b
session in Des Moines, Iowa.
The only other woman memb1
of the leagues directing board !,
Mary Roberts Rinehart, the famoa,
author. 1