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BRITISH TIEUP
NOW COMPLETE
COAL MINERS THROUGHOUT MA.
TON ARE ON STRIKE TO
FORCE DEMANDs.
NO BREAK IN RANKS
ONLY SMALL RIOTS REPoRTEo
TO DATE WITH FIFTY IN.
JUREo.
wssssr. Newspaper Union News s.rv.oA

Weston Newspaper Union News Service
London, Oct. 19.-The cessation Of
coal mining throughout the country
seems complete, for, although the min
ers In some districts appear to have
entered the strike In \ half.heartsd
manner, there Is no sign yet Of any
break In their ranks, and consequently
the dislOcatlon Of the country's indus
tries 10 becoming widespread.
Nor IL there indication Of any medi-
alton growing out Of conferences, all
parties apparently awaiting the reas-
sembling Of Parliament when 1t Is ex-
pected the discussion of the strike will
displace the Irish home rule bill.
There 10 an unconflrmed report that
the government Intends to offer the
miners compromise Of shilling per
shift advance. provided they accept
submission Of the whole dispute to an
Independent tribunal.
The strike will hit the Iron. steel and
cotton Industries seriously. The great
blast furnaces In the Middlesborough
district are already beginning to damp
down; thousands of furnace men and
steel workers are idle. This Tees
Side distSict provides third of the
whole British output of pig iron, and 1t
10 feared, should the strike be prolonged
that some 25,OOO men will be without
work.
Liverpool and Manchester announce
the impending suspension Of the tram
way services, and among the minor
effects Of thes trike Is the counter
manding Of public social functions.
Already the visit of the Prince Of
Wales to the city has been rescindsd.
and 1t IL announced that the pageant
which was to have been feature of
the lord mayors show has been aban-
dOned, owing to the coal strike.
Frank Hodges Of the miners union.
has issued statement intended to
prove that the miners wages since
1914 have not advanced cOmmensur-
ately with the advance In the cost Of
living.
Some rioting in London ended with
about fifty injured a. 4 result u q
clash with the police.
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MaeswInsy Develops seurvy.

LondOn.-The condition Of Lord
Mayor MacSwiney has taken change
for the worse, 1t was announced In u
bulletin issued by the Irish Self-deter-
mination league. 1.-THE two prison doc
tors and an outside specialist, DIR. Re-
dard, visited him." continues the state
ment.. "Dr. Bedard Informed the sis
ter Of the prisoner that the lord mayor
was showing symptoms Of scurvy.
which II 1t developed, would cause
great pain. He advised that MacSwi-
ney should he induced to take lime
Juice or orange Juice to prevent level-
opment. Miss MacSwiney thinks II will
not be possible to induce the lord may.
or to consent"
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v. .. Bankers to Aid Cuba.

Washington. - American bankers
agreed ut a conference here with Of
hcials Of the government and sugar
companies to afford relief from the
present financial stringcncy In Cuba.
Under the agreement the bankers will
purchase bonds issued by the Cuban
ey In financing the sugar crop and In
nffording other relief The terms Of
the agreement will be communicated
to the Cuban government and II will
be for thai government 10 decide
whether the plan will be acceptable.
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Thsatsr Men Robbed.

Kansas City, Mo.-A masked bandit
entered the offices OF n downtown mo-
ton picture thenter while the manager
was counting receipts, forced him ut
the point Of II revolver to hold up his
hands and obtained $1,000. AZ he WAS
leaving another theatrical officiul en-.
tered. He was f0rceL 10 part with II
ring valued Mt $1,000. $50 In cash, two
cashiers checks totnling $1,000 The
robber then locked the men In clothes
cio.et and escaped.
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Hearing intsrurban Roads.

Chicago. = Tho Federal Railway
Wage Bonrd has begun Its hearings In
the wage disputes Of more than 200
short line ind interurbnn roads out.
side the scope Of the recent wnge
award OF the bonrd Testimony WAS
confined TO that hearing directly upon
the authority Of the board to fix
wages on electric in'erurbHn lines
eot operating M n part Of steam
transportation systems, leaving arRu.
Dsat concerning the merits Of xps.
odC demands for later considersttou.
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Two Mexican. Shot In Row.

Eagle Pass. Tex.-rwo persons are
dead and one wounded as the result
Of two shooting ARRAYS In Pedras Ne
ras. Mexico Five shots fired at Maj.
Antonio Pojas OF the Mexican army re-
suited In the death Of that officer and
the woundIng Of a woman. A Mexican
captain Is alleged TO have fired the
shots.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

Immediately after "Danderine'
massage, your hair takes on new life.
lustre and wondrous beauty. appear
ing twice as heavy and plentiful be-
cause each hair seems to fun and
thicken. Don't let your hair stay life
less. colorless, plain or scraggly. You.
too. want lots Of long. strong. beauti-
full hair.
A S5.cent bottle Of delightful
"Danderine" freshens your scalp,
checks dandruf and falling hair. This
stimulating 'beauty-tonic" gives to
thin. dull, fading hair that youthful
brightness and abundant thickness
All druggists ADV.
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GREEN'S AUGUST FLOWER

A Marvellous Remedy fsr indlVsseisa.
Those who suffer from nervous do.
pepsia. constipation. indigestion, ~.
pid liver. dixxineas. headaches. co..,
ting up Of food, wind On stomach. pal.
pitation and other indications Of d..
order In the digestive tract will 0nl
Green's August Flower 4 most cree
tive and efficient assistant In the ~.
toration Of natures functions and q
return to health and happiness. TAsga
could be no better testimony II tAe
value Of this remedy for these troubboo
than the fact that lts use for the laGe
fifty-four years has extended iooo
many thousands Of households al ev1R
the civilized world and no indicattoo
Of any failure has been obtained u -
that time. Very desirable a. q eeat1a
laxative. Sold everywhese.-Adv.
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ooAStlno,

In foreword written for recently
published book on aviation. viscount
Northcliffe asserts that Great Britain
Ii already ruling the air. English Of
ncials admit. however. that their air
mail service does not show profits
equal to those Of the United States
service.
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CASCARETS
sIhsy Work while you S!eep"

Make It your hobby" to keep liver
and bowels regular. II bilious, consti-
pated. headachy. unstrung. or II you
have q cold. an upset stomach. or bad
breath. take Cascarets tonight and
wake up feeling clear. rosy and 1t. No
griping-nO inconvenience. Children
love Cascarets too. 10, d, 20 cents.
ADV.
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COLORADO
STATE NEWS
Newspaper ua,on New. Services.

Glenwood 10 to have q new 100000
grade school building, for which the
ground has already been broken.
There are 14.123.52o acres Of good
grazing land In Colorado today and
enc sheep or range COW for every seven
acres Of 1t.
X. L. Green. brakeman on the Pa
Eosa branch. met horrible death
when he was crushed under the trucks
of a coal car loaded with ties, near
Dyke. He lived half hour.
Robbers entered the North Fork
hank at HOtchklss and stole about
$1,000 in cash and Liberty bonds. Aft.
or the robbers "jimmied" the front
door they wrecked the door Of the
vault and then blew the safe.
In recent bull calf contest held by
the Dairy Farmer, Miss Marie Kalberer
II Broomfield, Colo, won the prize
Holstein hull calf, a son of Carnation
King Sylvia, the 100000 Holstein bull
of the Carnation Stock Farms Com.
pany.
Mrs. Carl White. wife of farmer
who lives thirty miles east Of Hugo,
WIS instantly killed and their 2-year.
old son seriously injured when shot.
gun was accidentally discharged while
going to town with q truck load OF
wheat
Automobile bandits cracked safes In
the Deertrail State Bank and the First
National Bank, rifled 200 safety de.
post boxes, which contained many
thousands Of dollars worth of securi.
ties. and escaped with $1,000 in cur.
rency.
Er,n s,,vorto, u,ord 10 r...,vod tim,
rned Jacobs NJ Rod mountain and loo.
S.. NJ Tho Moyha,, rnino In ponuhLoon.
Sie Eulch, has opened up Il rich ore
shoot and last week ieuded out a car.
load that Is estimated at better than
300 ton.
u. Vas. Ca 1, ,,
.,no, h;n,s.,, a. h,s h.n,a =, rn..,.
NJ. W.. ,ro. 70 ,o.-s ~, .,,a h. 4
,,,., orornd S,,,,o..nn "a T,,u.,..
Iva. ,oon ~. ,.,sn f,r lis oan,,,,,.
,ina .,,,,,,I. =. .,,,nn..,, =. Il. .,n...,.,
.,,r~,.,,,.,.. ,s 80. ,.,.,.,,
Inc irSt annual san LUIS valley po'
DIV" W" -" We ". ,m - ~, Sen,e', S'lo''
r,,., ,,,.o.,,. - ~. s,.m.,,. .o,,,,.-
form hnreou viii he hold IN tho onan.
ing day. At the potato show premiums
will be offered duplicating those given
at the Western potato show In Denver
last January.
Thieves hrot. into tn. Roovap No.
tor Cnmnony nj Royyen CoIo re.
moved the ofr,c. s,f.. IN IN. m,dd,. ~
The stree, melted m. ,,,nr or with mn
,cctyIene torch md ,nudc ,wsv With
x1aO In cash and nnners vs,ned NJ
x3O The money and n.ners be,onped
IN Henry I Hous. nronrie,or M
,rnee of tbe robbers las heen found
~ -
"pS'', TO- "e,' IVY p'eaueu
Collins IN I'll. Charge NJ having .+o,an
an .utom,h,,o soOO In each ON, rou,
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A man liz seldom presented with q
better cigar tl,an ilr buys himself
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

The Reason.
Since he fell with his plane that
young aviator doesn't seem to want to
20 rear the aviation ground"
swell. naturally II In q soar spot
with him."
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USE DIAMOND DYES"

Dye right! Don't risk
your material In q poor dye.
Each package Of "Diamond
Dyes" contains directions
30 simple that any woman
can acknowledge a new.
rich. fadeless color into old
garments. dral,eries, cover.
ings, everything, whether
wool, silk, linen, cotton or
mixed goods.
Buy diamond Dyes" -
no other kind-then perfect
results are guaranteed.
Druggist has diamond
Card"-16 rich colors. Adv.
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We haven't much use for miscr.
but II 10 better to freeze onto your
money than to burn II
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

When II comes to getting noaa0
the lawyer takes fewer chances tAaD
the burglar.
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There's plenty OF room at the toA
because everybody wants to get =
OH the ground door.
..f,la,, pI,lap,ll" m Illluai,aa

"Pape's Dtapepstn" 70 the Quloko0S
sursst relief for Indigsstion. Gases, yA1n.
lencs, Heartburn, sournsss. Fermsatasiee
or stomach Distress caused By AolAtly
stomach relief and shortly the seoQAl6
10 corrected % you can eat .favoftte eoo1
without fear. LArgs case costs oaty \
cents at drug store Absolutely has1l9
Best stomach corrective knoWn--Adv.
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Yes. Hazel. actions speak louder
than words. True love holds hands In
silence.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

A fool and his money are seoa
parted. but it's different with q lay
boy and his warm bed.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

Chattanooga, Tenn.-SI used Lydia
e. Pinkhsm's Vegetable Compound
before my baby came when could NO
longer keep up It strengthened my
back and relieved mo Of The III effect
which 10 often develops ct such tines.
That W., my I.t s.4'Ee%2 ss, VIII ~. tho
wards took It during the Chang OF
Life and got along 70 we'll I scarcely
ever had TO lie down during The day
aud seldom had dizzy, fsintfng spells.
] am now we'll and strong, can do I'll
my house work with perfect eass and Il
II . comfort 10 mo 10 BE- able 70 ~ 70
other suffering women 'take Lydia z.
Pinkhams medicine and be strong
Twill be glad TO have you use my nslno
II II will be the means Of helping any
one" = Mrs.. X. A. FAnBURN, 006
Orchard Knob Ave-, Chattanooga Tenn.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

Cairo, IllDsSome time ago got 10
bad with female trouble that thought
! would have TO b operated on. had
. bad displacement Ny right side
would pain me and l was 70 nervous
could not hold glass OF water. Many
times would have TO stop my work
and sit down or ! would lall on the
floor in faint. I consulted several
doctors and every ono told mo the same
but kept fighting TO keep from having
the operation. had read NO many
times Of Lydia K. Pinkhamx Vegetable
Compound and It helped my sister 40
! began taking It, l have never felt
better than ] have since then and
keep house and am able 10 do all my
work. Tho Vegetable Compound %
certainly ono grand medicine. Mrs. J.
X MATTHEws, 1911 Sycamore Street.
Cairo, III.
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The housewives Burden

When is distracted from overwork, her home
il disorder crying Children and Of all is suffering from
backach bearing down palms. other form feminine ills
then she should remember that hundreds Of
don have been restored health and reganed their youthful
strength by taking Lydia Pnkhams Vegetable Compound and
not rest until she has given it fair trial.
The Arvada enterprise., 1920-10-21

DrugRiSt has "DiamOnd
Dyes Color Cartl"-10 rich c0lors. Adv
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FINANCIAL
MusINEss OrrORTuNITIt

ron sAIE-Bost paying restaurant In
Oklahoma city. High class fixtures
lease with business; between two dcpots
$3.50 cash. Clearing $500 per month
owner, 31f West Seventh street. Okla
homa CitA
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MAN WAnfeU 10 UoITNtF EfOtHTEnH. HUFH"
and wagon. It 70. Third
RAILWAY mall clerks needed everywhere,
experience unnecessary; particulars free
Write Modern Civil Service Inst Dept
nos Denver Col
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mou sEuoLp GOODS

uoI sEIOLD GOODS Al
FURNITURE Mahogany living room set,
tapestry upholstering, old ivory bedroom
suite, solid oak dining room set solu
steel white enamel Kitchen cabinet gas
range, porch furniture and all complete
furnIshInga for n home, Nictrola, 80 rec
orda Phone Usage s6ib.
OAK TARLE for sale cheap, practically
new Call Cedar l2a.
NEw all cotton mattress hang over
springs. cheap call osaFe to6s
/ MAHOGANY bedroom suite almost new
1 gNl2 wilton rug, good condition. Phone
Usage T7S9 or call at 10 u Illinois
ron SALE-Vernis Martin bod complete
rcfriEerRtors. dresaera hole Eas range,
kitchen cabinet dishes, etc loi y, Eli
wood.
ron sNLis-Uriyersai steel sin-hole wood
or coat range, Usage $3.50,
ron sAIE--Ono oak dresser sl5i one gas
range S2s,5O good condition. Telephone
Usage goob. ioas 3. quincy
ONE SMALL retrigerttor, one kitchen
table, one dining table. 81, Detroit,
Usage a9et
FOR sAIE-Complctc suite Of furniture
and housck coping equipment can at
6'S North Mlin Apartment No, =.
FOR SAIE--Four rooms Of excellent fuc-
nture, also piano, all In first class con.
dltlun. owner leaving town, must sell az
once Usage 7966.
ron sALE-Sewtng machine Tor mans
work In VerN good condition. Phone
Cedar 3a7 lOt south Main.
ron SALE--at half price, vernis Martin
bed, large posts, fun size. Cal osago
A27A
REFRIGERATOR 100 pounds capacity;
1899 EsSt Third,
FOR SALE-gNl2 rug mahogany library
table. 3-plece living room suite, ma
hoEAny cane back, loose cushion. Kitch-
en- cabinet tee box, gas stove, mattress.
All like new. owner leaving city, Call
Usage 12iS.
ONE RELIABLE gas range and singer
sewing machine, practically new, one
refrigerator, kitchen cabinet ana NUM-
brr of other things. lt0i West Archer.
FURNITURE In four-room duplex for
sale. can Osage sg9l for appointment,
FOR sALE--Rug Administer. 6Ha; book.
case, good as new. Usage l6il.
FOR sAIE-Furniture Of rooms at 1919
S, Houlder
FlNED OAK duefoid, good as new, $40
Call $40 w. Thttd ST., phone Usage sS26.
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USED PIANOS
at Bargain Prices

Some OF the best standard brands
made.
$3.50 Lyon & Healy piano, mahogany
case, practically new, $3.50 cash.
Elburn Piano, fumed oak case, IKE
new, "a beautiful instrument. $500.
NJ. schultz d Co. Piano, walnut case,
splendid condition $500.
II. l.. Nelson Plano. mahogany case,
$225.
one Baldwin Made Piano, walnut
case. s275.
one Newman Bro. Piano, mahosa ~
case, first class condition, S275.
Krakauer Bros. Piano, ebony case,
fine condition, $275.
These instruments have been thor
oughly overhauled and are in first
class condition in every way.
We have Just received a shipment OF
Lyon a. lIcaly Pianos in the very
latest designs and finishes. Come in
at your earliest convenience and see
these beautiful new instruments.
When you have need for the highest
class Phonograph in the world come
In and see
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

FLATs-FtRNTsHtD ~
MODERN--Two-roOm furnished apartment
sduita only. employed couple preferred
1o7t N Boston apply Latlmer 81 entrance
SOUTH SiDE-3ts W Twelfth two com
plstely furnished rooms for housekeep-
ing south and west oxpOsuree, sflcuy
modern. shown only between and '''V
~. m.
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So 900 DOWN $50 per month gets you
5-room California style stucco bungalow
and a real bargain; Is modern: has all
built in features white oak floors through
out; Is on tho pavement In an ideal neigh
horhood in east part Of town. Call Usage
sneS
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PAWNEE county leases a few shares of
Maramec Lake stock, royalties, produc
tion aud "A good string NJ tools Tor quick
sale =. A. Turner, Maramec, okla,
WYOMING LEAsES--Am leaving for
wyoming 90 lease acreage on 'gtruc-
lures" already worked out but undeycl-
oped VIII take in limited number prac-
ucAl operators for one-hulf Interest Nt
actual cost of acreage. Leases at few
dollars por acre now should he worth
Thousands within near future. write TN
medlately Tor particulars Address Geol-
ogist, 2oT-E care Tulsa world.
ron IEASE--Ten acres, Bartlesville
field four producing wells 800 feot
fIpnt line. direct from owner, &, n. pu-
Priest BoN 9ls nurkburnett, Texas
WANTED -Pawnee county leases. royal
ties and production, direct from owner.
Prices must he right. 4. q. BOX 90, Hat
lett okla. J \. Turner,
Will. GIVE 5000 acres oil leases. solid
block. Southwest Texas oil field. for
test well. oil already developed few miles
west. 20, 900 600 foot gassrr reported In
about five miles south; strong gas flow
encountered on above acreage In water
well at gao feet good geological structure,
unusual opportunity, Will require immedi-
ate action ana bond as guarantee 10 begin
drilling within four months, Address II, y.
Box stS. Dallas, Texas.
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EMPLOYMENT
iirIr WANTED

mELr wANrrD-MALr "
EANTED-Driver for delivery car APP
ply 10 checker at Kings Market 10 10
Fourth, Saturday morning, a ~.
WANTED pin soitor over 10 years old.
Apply s0o ~ Main st t--
GOOD BARBER wanted at lt0 E. First
81, George jones, manager.
MANTED-BoyH over 16 to insert papers
Saturday uisht Call at mailing room
after y. IN.
LEARN TO present a clean oil proposition,
one that soils itsolt. ono that you would
buy. good money for you. Hplendld lnYcr,- 70
dom oomeu. III assist you personally;
ability TO tell tho truth only requirement
2o2 Daniel Bldg.
ENPERiENCED porter wanted. Apply to
Mr. Bishop at Country club.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY
coon THINGS TO Eat

CHERRIES FOR SALE
At farm ~ mile south y mills west Of
Turley, brlug your baskets Phone OSago
Gb2l.
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HELP wANrED-FEMALn

ENPERIENCED barber wanted at 62I
" Third 81, ~ once.
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FIRST CLASS automohiis mechanic, APP
ply Central Garage, l1s 8. Cheyonne.
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DUPLEX

semimodern, i-room bungalow; price
$3.50; has 80 bearing fruit trees and
grapes on lot s0Nl50, chickon house and
yard, 1890 new garage, good well and
pump; will consider well located lot In
Kendall as part payment CAN Usage sosA
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WANTED--Lady for alteration work on
womon's dresaea; must bo experienced.
Apply sac S, Main,
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WEARING APPAREL

HIGHEST PRICES PAID
for mems second hand clothing, shoes and
hats. we buy used trunks, handbags and
tools Phone Usage 1856,
HIGHEST PRICES paid Tor second hand
clothing, shoes, hats etc phone bt<S.
HIGHEST PRICES paid for second hand
clothing. shoss and hats Phone Tl.s,
HIGHEST prices paid for second hand
clothing. 20 \ Main DICK Bardon. phone
osags 963s or Cedar ~.
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HOUsEs-FURNIsHED

FOR RENT until September 6, furnished
modern house rooms and sleeping
porch, close to jitney and car line; | room
reserved Sos per month. li0G S. Quincy.
Cedar 7ha
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IIrIr-MAIr on FEMALE
sALEsMtN AM AGrNTs

GUARANTEE Employment bureau for al
kinds of work aud halp. iO1 E. SECOND
81 phone oHare 9tbi
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point is. Of course that a mans per-
sonal attention Is more than anything
else In business. We gave our attention
to our regular business. We couldn't
business. And irregular businesses
arc usually attended TO by irregular
man. For regular men have regular
,obs TO which they regularly attend.
As q rule the men who are cheated
by cheaters are themselves eager to
cheat. The overlapping game" the
fake foot race" game. the "hrst past
the post" game. tho sure thing"
stock game. the "5 per cent per month"
game. are all openly based on crook
sdness and make their appeal to men
who are willing to bs crooked
Wire Tapping Game
Gets Many -suckers."
Down In ono OF the most exclusive
residences OF Atlantic City. ons or the
best dressed and most excluBiye fg-
ures on the board walk. senteel. retlr-
ing. urbane, polite. not at all forward.
ia the king OF the confidence men In
the United States. He plays life like
some OF the society gamblers famous
in the novels Of -0ida." Who remem-
bers reading Little Grand and the
MArchionessr" II is story about q
party OF noble gamblers. men and
women. dukes and duchesses, going
through the Mediterranean resorts In a
palatial yasbt-sn gamblers yachts
are paistiaI are they noti-and roplns
in all sorts Of susc ceptible young suck
srs. rich young mon in garrison towns
Ike Malta, Gibraltar, etc. on whose
hands time hangs heavily. and who are
marks for the soft glRnces OF women.
The European gambler and "con" man
plays the woman heavily. He Is al
ways backed, indeed. banks on his bat
teri OF beauties. 30 far. the American
-oon" man plays to the cupidity of his
victim The American has not yet
learned to employ women In Turing his
victim.
In any event the gambling king
staged his gambling games in ouidian
style. His "marks- came from near
and far. He drew on q Southern ma
bob. Q big man In politics and society