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New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

tion aud finance he il member Of
several clubs The wedding Will take
place in December.
Mrs. Salvador Rox, Of 325 West End
Avenue. announces the engaQement of
hor daughter. Miss Lusa Rox. to John
" IndSor White. Of North Brooktield.
Mass. Miss Rox is daughter Of the
late Salvador KoX, of this city and
cuba Mr. White is son of Mr.. and
MRS. John Addison White. No date
mas been set for the wedding.
MISS Ger'rude Wells, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. II. l.. Wells. of
New Haven, Conn, was married yester-
day afternoon in the CONGREGATIONAL
Church, Old Lyme. Conn, to Danford
Barney, son of Mr. and Mrs. d. n.
Barney. of Pennington. Conn. The
ceremony was performed by Dean
Brown, of Yale, and the Rev. DR.. vii
liam I. Hooper. of ST Johns Church,
Hartford. reception followed at the
nome of the brides aunt, Miss
Griffin.
Miss Evelyn Wells was her sisters
maid OF honor, and the other at
tendants were Mrs. d. V. Garstin and
Miss Sarah Barney, sister of the bride
groom.
A. Burnham Barney served as his
brothers best man, and the ushers
were Farwell Knapp, Austin Durham,
FRANCIS II. Bangs. Walter Wolf. Rus
sell Bartlett and Townsend Ludington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barney will be at home
at Pennington after October 25.
Miss Louise Hamiin, daughter of
Professor and Mrs. Hamlin, of 1O5
Morningside Avenue, was married yes
terday afternoon at the home of her
parents to Leonard Clark Todd, of
Hartford, Conn. The Rev Albert G.
Todd, Of Rodman, n. Y, the bride
groom's father, conducted the cere-
mony. assisted by the Rev. c. E. JEFF
ierson, of the Broadway Tabernacle.
The bride wore dress of white
satin with court train Of satin bro
cade, and veil Of old point lace. She
Was attended by her sister, Genevieve
as maid of honor and by four brides
maids Misses Helen ana Margaret
Todd, Miss Dorothy Hazen and Miss
NJ. Louise Hamlin, a cousin Of the
bride. MIR. Todd is a graduate of Clark
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

College in the class OF 1915, and Mrs.
Todd Of Nassar in the same yea1. They
will make their home in Hartford,
Conn.
The first of a series of five Sunday
afternoon concerts will be given this
afternoon at Rocchwood. Frank A. Van
derhp's playhouse at Scarborough on
Hudson. The program to-day will be
given by Mrs. Margaret Huston Car
rington, soprano; Miss May Nuke.
'celhst, and Frank St Lcger, pianist.
Other concerts will be given by the
Flonzaley Quartet, the Ell Shuco Trio,
Oscar Siegel. Frank Bibh and Miss Eva
Gauchier and Miss Bennett.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert NJ. Parker, of
375 Park Avenue, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth of son. Mr..
Parker is vice-president of the Amer
lean Sugar Refining Company.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
DEATHS

ANDF>-suddenly ao knoxville. Tenn.
october 8. George Staten Andes be
loved husband OF Mary 'nee Cowan>. e
George :. ir. Hugh W ana the late
james 'owan Andes. lntorment Knox
willie. Tenn.
Edna c. vifo Of the late James
e. AYr Iuueral services from her late
fesi'!ence. 1fH4 Anlooy Road. TotteuvsIlo.
l.. sunday $50 = IN.
Bo,AN suddenly. 1T Highland Falls y
rridsI, "etober .. Mary Bokan.
quiem mass at Sacred Heart Church.
II highland Fails. Monday. October is. 40
a. n. Interment in -he Catholic Ceme
BRISTOI-At Brooklyn.N Saturday Octo-
ber 49, Martha SAKE Bristol. in the e2d
ysar OF her ago- Funeral service pri-
1ate. interment at Clinton. y. y. Mon
cay. October ls.
CNRIIN October H. Susan wife Of
Bernsrd Carlin Funeral from her late
residence. 40 West 92d ST. Monday. o.
tober ] =. o ~. Solemn high mass at
- Gregory's Church. l44 vest 9olh 81
lntorment Calvary
DIV II on Thursday October a. 1920 al
hef residence. i.4 West l44th s, Lills,.
daughter oil the late Thomas j and
Mary a. Oa@les Davis. Services prvatcN
DokMAN ON Friday. October j.. VIII
lar" beloved husband of Mary porsnan
1n .fal services at the Adams Memorial
f''7"F' '"f4an church, 201 East Goth st
on sunday. October H. at I2.3o Rela-
uNes and friends invited
I'll E1.MoKEmJohn william. on October 49,
IN nus potn ear Services at his late
residence, 442 East 176th St. on MonSav
sYening at $50 O'Clock. lnterment in
= oodiawn Tuesday morning
fLaN -, \ MA NhiLi-Rev. Joseph r. pastor Of
"a ST., died suddenly Thursday. October
solemn mass Of requiem at III.
hurch or the Holy Cross Monday. at 10
Il IN. Divine office sunday at : - p,
Automobile cortege. fnterinent :, Pc
yer : cemetery. New Brighton. > l.
CAT TEs-At Plalnield IS ! on SATURDAY.
'c'"pof ~ lFZo. Grsce beloved ,.ifo
~ '."roy II. bat"s. Private services .,flf
ue held at her late home $40 centr..l
Ntnie, piainie!d. or Monday afternoon
Oetoorr ~ 1920 Kindly osn.t bowers
'Ehh hAi >-on Thursday Octooer "a. 1920
-Nfs. Margaret. beloved mother o: VIII
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
William G.. Meuncn to " ed

a marriage license was ISSUED yes
tcrday in the Municipal Building to
William G. Mennen SON Of Gerhard
Menncn. talcum nowder magnate, and
Mrs. Lillian Schcnk Knoepke. Bo'n
have been married before. Mr.. Men
zen gave his age as thirty-six, and ad-
dress as $40 Ridge Street, Newark. He
IS widower Mrs Knoepke laid She
was thirty-six, and lived at POI West
Ninety eighth Street. She was divorced
from her husband. August knoepke, in
Westchester County, on April a. 1917.
The marriage, they said, would take
place next Thursday.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Lewis ufts W eddins

MEREDITH, n. H., Oct. 16 Miss
Esther Tufts. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Leonard Tufts, was married at the
Tufts country estate. keewaydin, to
Major Tracy II. Lewis, Of Great Neck
/. t. Major Lewis is attached to the
staff of Governor Smith and is as
sociatc editor Of The Morning Tele-
graph in New York. His father, Will
lam E. Lewis. is publisher The cere-
mony was performed b. the Rev. T. A
Cheatham. of Pinehurst, n. c. Fol
Will make their home at 1872 Waverley
Place. New York.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
keppel Made Trade Envoy

WASHINGTON, Oct l6-Frederick
P. Keppel, director Of foreign opera
uons Of the American Red Cross and
Tor a ,.me during the war an Assistant
Secretary Of War, was chosen to-day
by the Chamber of Commerce Of The
United States to be the American ad
ministlative commissioner at the Paris
headquarters Of The newly formed In
teMatlonal ChAMber OF CoMmerce.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Dance Sues Metropolitan
For $4,000 for Alleged In jury

Miss Lillian f BLAIR sued the Metro
politan Opera Company in tho Supreme
Court yesterday for $4,000 damages
for injuries she suffered while pu
pill at the ballet school con iuoted by
the defendant at the opera house.
Miss Blair said the accident that
caused her injuries took place OIL Oc-
tober l. 1918. She was in room
known as the roof stage She alleged
that she was told by Miss Harding, the
dancing instructor, TO turn on d lever
in an electric switch box. Miss Blair
WAS severely burned.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Two Shot i'm Dice Game

Loaded dice and loaded revolver in
a craps game in front OF Ill Wooster
Street yesterda ybrought Sianey Grant,
a negro, of l73 Chrystie 1.reet, ore Of
the players, and Max u Wishnowitz1 Of IS
Avenue c. the innocent bystander. to
the street with bullet wounds. They
were taken TO St Nncents Hospital
Their wounds are not serious. The sus-
picious craps and revolver shooter. who
forsook crap shooting for bullet-shoot-
ing, escaped in the confusion.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Aviators Make High Mark
In Bombing BatlIeship
Non-ENplosiveS Dropped on the
Old lndianaiu Chesapeake Bay
% EirsI phasc nf Easi

WASHINGTON. Oct Is. Ability Of
aircraft to hit battlcships with bombs
has been amply demonstrated in expert
monts just concluded with the old bat
tleship Indiana. Naval officials de
clarcd to-day that a high percentage OF
hits had been registered from the air
on the deck Of the ship. anchored in
Chesapeake Bay. A squadron of naval
planes, flying at heights ranging from
4.000 to 5000 feet, rained non-explosive
bombs on her as the first phase Of the
tests.
The effect of loaded bombs on diff
ierent parts of the battleship's struc-
turc will be carried out, officials said,
by placing in the desired positions
loaded bombs and setting them OFF.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Two Kinds of Uniform Passports
Recommended bv Conference

PARIS, Oct. 16.-The delegates to the
passport conference here unanimously
agreed this morning to recommend to
the nations Of the world two types OF
uniform passports, one good for single
trip and the other for regular use.
The uniform passports would replace
the present passports of the various
countries, and would be in two Ian
guages, the language of the country
issuing the passport and the French
LANGUAGE
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Obituary
Body of Mrs. Ogden Mills
To Be Sent Home Saturday
spcciai CoJic 10 Thc Tribnac

Speoin1 FoJ7c 10 TIc Jr-6a0C
PARIS. Oct l5-The steamer France.
which sails October %, viii carry TO
America for burial the body OF Mrs
Ogden Mills, who died unexpectedly Of
heart disease at her residence here a.
73 Rue de Varenne
Services will be held a, the Mills
residence tomorrow
Mr Mills viii accompany his wife
body to New York From there il Will
be take nto the Miils's home at Staats-
burg on-the- Hudson and inferred n
the family vaults al Hyde Park
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Rip Open Safe and Get 5000

burglars went IN The front door Of
We'll Brothers furniture store at 1852
Third Avenue before dawn yeste rdav.
rolled the safe. which stood under an
arc light in the front OF the store. be-
hind partition. ripped it open With 3
can opener and stole 5000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Dutch Stocks Recoup

AMSTERDAM, Oct 16-Stocks have
regained large percentage of the
losses suffered during the recent
slump on the Bourse For example.
ROYAL Dutch Petroleum reached 812
today, a gain Of about fifty points
over Yesterday Recent buyers have
made millions Of guldeIs In The flurry
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
French Budget Plan Approved

PARIS. Oct 16..Ine Cabinet To-
day approved the 1927 budget proposal,
totaling 44.lo1,0G0 600 francs. compris-
ing ordinary expenses OF 22,027 coo 600
francs balanced by taxation, extraordi-
nary expenses Of 5,499.o0O,c00 francs
and expenses recoverable under the
peace treaty OF l6,575.C0QG00 francs.
The Cabinet decided cnal no new t~,os
should be proposed
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Large Audiences Greet
NcAdoo in Indiana

PERU. lnd, Oct. 16.-William G.
McAdoo. in his tour of Indiana to-day
in the interes. Of the candidacy Of
Governor james NJ Cox, addressed
large crowds here and at Logansport.
In both addresses he paid tribute to
the cooperation Of railroad employees
with the government during the war.
A large number Of railway men were
in the two audiences.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
New mple for Glen Cove

Temple Tifereth Israel. OF Glen Cove,
l.. l., is seeking to raise 10000 with
which to erect a rev temple. The
temple VIII also be used as religious
center for Glen Cove and neighboring
towns. Contributions to the fund have
teen received from prominent New
lorkers who live on Long Island. 1t
is planned 20 lay the cornerstone for
the new cditice in the early part of
nnNf month
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
No Permits for Sweet Cider

WASHINGTON, oct. l6-Sweet
cider containing less than one-half Of
per cent of alcohol may be manufac-
tured and sold without permits, under
ruling issued to-day 1t must be mar
keted. however in closed containers ,or
so treated as to prevent Fermentation,
with resulting increase in alcoholic
cnntent
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Air Mad Pilot Killed

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-Bryan McMui-
len, of Dallas, Tex, air mail pilot of
the Chicago Omaha service, was killed
when his plane fell to-day near Ba-
tavia, H., according to information re-
celved by the uperintendent of the
Air Mail Service here
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
MRS. NATNlI II STEnIING

Mrs. Ma.ailie Louise Sterling. widow
of General William S. ster-inf ai~a
lass t'ridaV night at her home
Pla'nhela, X J. She was born IN paG-
adelphia, and had lived in P.ainNe'a
fer forty years. She was member Of
Grace Episcopal Church. and at one
time was president OF the Monday A.
fn..nnnl1 Cli,h
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Es,Yr0ary 10 EeDorI Jews

VIENNA. Oct l6.-The Hungarian
government has ordered 5000 East
European Jews to leave the country
immediately. says Budapest report
The expelled Jews requested permis
sion to go to Palestine but under
present conditions mass immigration
to Palestine is still impossible.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
DEATHS

lam $ G'roa5n Funeral from h,r 's'e
.i-eial 500 Ni-lrt aye. Suu-a H,-
tober Il. d $50 B. ri
BET~CH-Oa. October H. John .-.s.~ ,-
Hrrbeff, Matter anl IiilIs ana hush4n
OF Emma i-fsrh fft~rrlerf ~ E,,a.
and Cemetery. Sln-a3. October H.. el
hoLIo" AN-on Thursday. Octobor l'
1920. AZ her late Residence. $50 Slmnli
AZ Jersey city. i-au9a a. Holloway
wife Of J. Morgan Holloway. VI y Fa.
neral services. private sunday ~ CON
venience Of family. Kindly omit flowers.
JOI FsRET-On October Is. 1920. a, The
res rssidenee --. of his niece Mrs noitn ilis.
iret. aged - years Funeral private.
hATT-Sudoeniy on Wednesday. pctob bar
-. '@p, Lucy Kat I'm her yeas. b~-
loved mother ot Mamie Iailt.an anl
das October '7 81 n m fr.,,. --..e .
residence. 9lio e7th s., Nooahteen D..
LtLiN-At hs residence. I75 Aa..4s' ST..
on THURSDAY. October - 1920
allN. DEPUTY 1nf.f lr hIr-. -rr
surongh OF Nrooklyn aud Queens.
= retired. husband 1- tt. Iatt i-..tr
Louisa Kelly I.aily Solenr mas, -
QUEEN az Quecn of All SAINTS. 'atl tlrdI..l
Chanel. ON Nundae. Defai.rr e.. ~ so
1n. lnferment Ar ST. Johns C.netoft
Automobile cortes"
MiCh--On Thursday. October a. M4rr,-
ret. beloved Wife of John and inofh-t os
Nellie. Louise and Theresa. - her rr.I-
dencc, i17 IVES, i43d ST Funeral Mou
Church OF our Lady OF i.ourdes 1t-a 81
between Amsterdam and Convent AYES
buffalo and Minneapolis papers please
NeHER-On October l5 1920. Marv. h.-
loved daughter or James Naher md
Ellen Madden. natives Of Spruce lili
Roscrea and SILVER Mines. County Itf-
pe'ary Iceland Funeral from hsr ..f"
residence. -1o Easi 45fh sf NoHlat
October = % 80 solemn ftailIr'
mass at church OF onr Lady of ,son.
.f
mont CalNarN
MtHBtESTo>E--At residence fo7 Nam
kinss,on. y Y October
ter'nenl. private. on sunday. v.tor-t
II. 1920
MeAMBKIDGE- October l5. 1870 -
ter short Illness. n her 31d yesr En.
Mccambridge. beloved wife or John
mother Of Herold and daughter OF ~ '-
helmina Schuitze Funeral from her late
residence, 81 East SD ST. Monday. os-
MEYER Friday October ID. 1920. Is.-
bella r. beloved daughter of the lafe
Anton & A. and Wilheimina l. Meyer.
aged 81 Years. services a. her late reSI-
d-uc". 1898 Troy az. near fiat 1as 49,.
Brooklyn. sunday. October ?. at B.. .i.
tntesrent private.
SHERNlN AT Northampton. Mass. on
October a. Sadie. beloved wife Of l.el.s
.na mother Of Ruth and sister OF Eeu
MIN Manila and Air- Harold o. ilsefeS-
ceased sunday. october Il.
~IEIsIRT-Eulina. TIE FUNERAL
CIT RCH Broadway. esfh 81
TAIEK- William H. father of Florence
Tyief ard brother of George TYLER o.
his country home. Long Island. on octo-
ber 10. Services from his New YORK res
ideuce l37 East 47th ii, on Tuesda
October -. at 1880 p. n. lnterment Al
Palmyra y y.
WARNF-On Friday. October l5 1870
Anna Elizabeth. beloved darghter ~
Robert and Frances Warre. In her
year Funeral services al her lat. res'-
dencc sei Dekalb a., Brooklyn. sun
day. =.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
MARRIAGES

1870. by the Roy. Arthur H. Judge. at
ih- residence Of her father DIT John
Ciarkson JAY. 06 East 18Th ST Edith
Van Cortiandt Jay to benjamin Hay
WOOD \ dams.
TON-I.E>HEK-On Saturday. Octo-
Der l6, 1920 at ST. Thomas's Chantry.
\. Y C.. Madge Raymond. daughter Of
Nj and Mrs Raymond Lasher. TO Charles
Singleton B3rtow ll.
HAKR-NDERNl0TT Mrs Catherine Ne
Dermott. of Philadelphia. announces the
marriage OF her daughter. Mary Theresa
70 Thomas rurner Barr OF New York
CITY. On October If, 1s~0, at Hotel Plaza,
New NO;.
COTTON GRIFFIN ON October -. at st.
liartholo'uov.s Church Nrw York lIeler
de Forrest Griffin ANA Hugh -. Cotton.
<IN/L.K-FxANNEI Mr. and Mrs
Sender Fransel announce the marrias
Of their daughter. Clara. 70 Mr.. Herman
Kinzlor at The Hotel savoy, October =,
1920.
TODD-HAMLIN- ON Saturday, October
l0. al the residence OF @he brides par
ents 100 Morningside sv.. New York. by
the Rev. Albert @ Todd. assisted by
KeV c. Z. Jefferson. T. d.. G. Louise
Hamlin TO Leonard C4ark Todd
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
BOARD OF EDUC ALTON LECTURES
Manhattan

Organ Recital" by Archibald Sessions a.
Washington Irving High School. Irving
Place and Sixteenth Street.
Burke, the Friend OF the American Colo
MES" by Thomas McTiernan. Phi. D. at
Public School 65, Eldridge and Forsyth
streets.
The United States and Mexico" by Pro-
fessor Nelson F. Mead. Phi. n. a. Public
school ior iiirh Street. west Of IsxiHg-
ton Avenue. Public forum.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
ire Record

] .5o-l-4 sixth Az. awning of
g.oo-1sS west 9s,h ST. Aiax
stamping ......... ....... .Trifling
31O-1l1 West 4lst st. vacant lot
unknown -Trifline
l1.55-Front OF "a Catharlne st.
auto truck OF Evening
Journal ................- Unknown
P NJ.
l3.2O-5o5 East 1soth 81 the Bronx.
George Bug.an ............. None
1 90 -927 Avenue 81. rchn the
Bronx ........ .....-.. Unknown
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Sunday School Quarters Here

TOXIC, Oct l6 tho Worlds Sun
day School Association to-day decided
to maintain international headquarters
Of the association in New York IN
stead Of dividing it between New York
and London.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
WILLIAM 7 Y0f\G

NEWTON. n. j.. Oct. I5.- William /.
Young, ninety years old, organizer Of
the firm OF W. |. Young & Co, COM
mission merchant n this city in is5f
died last night IN his home in Andover
Heart disease was the cause
Nh Noung is survived hV one son.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
ItiIiT

NNIT.NS Uy IT. NVyal V0pelAI-l on Fub-
lie Health Problems" before the Shearith
Israel League, West Seventeen Street.
Meeting and round he-table discussion of
the Eclectic Society, The Nonpartisan
League led BY l. Arnold Himber. at
the knights Of Pythias Building, l49th
Street and Walton Avenue, 80 p. m.
Dinner OF the Menorah Hospital, Hotel
Bossert. q.
Dinner OF the Society OF Arts and Sciences
to United states Senator Henry Cabot
Lodge. Hotel Commodore. $50 p. m.
addresses b. Senator Lodge. Job e
Hedges. 'orinne Roosevelt Robinson.
Colonel William Haywood and r.. Cole
imam du pout
The Parior Boishevist" by the Rev- Dr
'arl Wallace Ferty. Mount Morris bAp-
tist church. l-rth street and SiN,h Ave-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
Going On To-day
DAY

American Museum of Natural History: adj
mission FREQ.
Ns,ropent"n Museum Of Art; admission
Geological Park. admission free
AQUARIUM, admis ssion free
Van Cortlandt Park admission free.
Meeting of the Catholic Young Mems AS
ISOLATION, Hotel Nandrblt 0 a. m
Address by Joseph Jablonower on Labor
Insists Woodstock Branch of the New
York Public Library, 757 East l6oth
street. II q. III
Concert and addresses given for the ilnnli-
grants and employees of Ellis Island .
p. m; addresses by Samuel Gompers and
South Trmble.
Memorial meeting in honor of Jacob II
Schiff at the Emanuel Ssterhood Of Per-
sonal Service 31S East Eighty-second
Street. $50 .. m.
study Hours for Practical Workers. con-
ducted by Grace Cornell, Metropolitan
Museum Of Art, p. M.
story hour. by Anna e. Chandler Beau
tful Queen fy OF Egypt Metropolitan
Museum OF All. admission free.
Lecture by Bert NJ F-rnaid on THE Moral
Issues OF a Great Campaign" West side
Street I p IN
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
ENGAGEMENTS

I. .OCH-GORDON NJ. and Mrs j. Cor
don. 92s Westfeid av hiisa5efh. =. l-
announce tie engage meut of rheir
dausnier. Bessie. TO Victor Koch. Of the
Nrn Of hOch lr...
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17
IN MEMORIAM
II INR.

HENRY Captain Clifford N~s' f.+G -
wounds received ia action A. 81 Aln.s..
Oriohsr II. lH1S
Tine class ~ 1918. HARVARD iH.t
s4ts tA. neiug officers and inHn ~
ra.nt f. lo-t infantry. ant tne f|
Eta club. of Barvare. unlfr ".tA i.-
parents of Captain clifford lirurt 10 A.A-
orlug the memory OF d true soldier
New-York tribune., 1920-10-17

Birth Engagement, Marriage Death ana In Nemorian
cla s':oned TIE Tribune midnight
insertion the Aau PAPER Tccohon Eeeka,an 5000
Evening star., 1920-03-07

But I'll show 'em some day You'll see"
That's the stun, Niilt." says l.
Took Columbus over 300 years to de-
velop America after he found 1t, re-
member"
I only heard from Mill few times
from then on, and after a while only
by card at Christmas or New Year
Then all Of sudden this mail begun
to come in for him. sent in my care. I
didn't know why and didn't do much
guessin. All I could figure out was that
maybe he'd quit Tamarack and was
driftin around lookin for job, ex-
pectin' to strike New York eventually.
Only glanced over the stun casually
Course. there was quite a bunch of it.
but Milt always was great for writin'
letters on his iiashy business paper, so
l took it for granted that most of these
were from people declinin' to invest H.
his real estate. All that correspondence
made hit with Swiftly Toe, though.
He thought it ought to be slowed in the
safe. and when I wouldn't let him he
used to dust it off careful every day
"Chee." he'd remark. "Glad this amt
my mail knockin' around like this 1t
would get me nervous"
Eyes. l expect it would says T.
And here day before yesterday, as
I'm gettin' into my street clothes after
putin one Of my reg'l lars through
half-hour session. Swiftly comes rushin'
into the gym and whispers husky:
"Say, Shorty. he's come"
EN-" says I. Who's come"
"The Hon. Higbee. Esq, says he
Evening star., 1920-03-07
Shorty Hears From TannaraCk

had tried out their singshots Milt.
Higbee wouldn't give up, though. He
opened up the little Office at 9 a m. every
day. hung around lonesome until pm,
and managed to scrub along on the in
surance business he could pick up.
so you can see why he was on hand
the mornin' after the opera house
burned. Right after breakfast he in
sists on loadin' me and my manager
into blackboard and drivin' out to
Higbee Park. I don't know as I've
ever seen more forsaken place.
You know-street corner signs stag
gered crazy through the weeds, burnt
spruce stumps stickin' up here and
there; and in the middle this great,
weather-beaten shack OF rink loom
in doleful. But Higbee went on to
tell us hopeful how some day all
these plots would be built up with
hne houses. Even tried to sell me a
lot. and when l sidestepped the in
vestment he offered to give me one.
l had to tell him I'd been converted
10 the single tax theory and didn't
believe in holdin' land I couldn't use,
IN order to get out Of it,
did have to stop at his house and
ne introduced to Luella. Quite a
whale of girl Luella was. You
might know strutty little wisp like
H1gbee would pick out an over sized
wife. And the loose cotton wrapper
she was wearin' didn't make her look
any more sylphlike. She was fryin'
potatoes for dinner. I remember, and
came into the front room with her