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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
GLASS TO TAKE SEAT
As u. S. SENATOR ON
MONDAY AFTERNOON
Resignation as Secretary OF the
Treasury Taxes Effect
at Noon.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Sic arter
nounced tonight that his resignation
AS 4 member Of the Presidents Cabinet
would take effect on Monday ut noon.
Senator from Virginia to succeed the
late Thomas $. Martin on Monday af-
tcrnoon. Secretary OF Agriculture
David II. Houston, who has been nnTned
by the President to succeed Mr. Glass
in the Treasury portfolio. Is prepared to
assume his duties at an early date.
Mr.. Glass was appointed to succeed
Senator Martin by Governor West
moreiand Davis more than six weeks
ago. butt deferred taking tho oath In
the Senate at the urgent request OF the
Pres ident.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
IS M|L|TAR|SM RUN MAD,
| SAYS MINORITY REPORT
Compulsory Military Training of
| American Youth Denounced
In Strong Terms.
100000 ALREADY TRAINED
Senator'S Mcclellan and Sheppard Dc.
clare America Well Supplied With
Men Who Can Fight-Say Cost
Would Exceed Billion Yearly,
100000 ALREADY TRAINED
rEy As.ocia,ed Pres..l

WASHINGTON. Jan. 3l-The army
reorganization bill, with it's compul-
sorry military training provision. re-
ported BY the Senate Military Com
mittec. not only Y!lI cost the taxpayers
more than a billion dollars annually.
but VIII result in "milita;i ism run
mad. said minority report nlcd in
the Senate today by Senator Mcclellan,
Democrat, Tennessee.
Tho report. which was concurred in
by Senator Sheppard, Democrat, Texas.
said the measure would perpetuate the
Presidents war powers and make him
virtually dictator in peace times.
Cost Estimate Incorrect.
Estimates made By Chairman Wads-
worth that the bill with the compui-
cory military training plan would not
cost more than approximately 5000
tors Mcclellan and Sheppard said, de-
would more nearly cos, .l.sIi.i4s.oo6
To impose q financial burden Of this
ready weighed down b. a war debt OF
something like thirty billion dollars.
time" said the report.
Have 4.O0U.O03 Ready Trained.
The report also objected to the COM
pnisory military h tran.ns pTo;vis'cn, d.
nous expense to the taxpayers OF the
United states when We have at le.- 81
100000 young men in the country
emergency for many years.
The report also charged that the bill
provided for the virtual abolition OF
thn National Guard"
The minority believes" said the
report "taat the National Guards o:
the various States should he fosiered
and buiit up. They furnished one OF
our main reiiances in this last war"
The enormous war powers GRANTED
In this bill to the President nominally
Dut. To tie chief of stan actually
kaaid the Observation-Disclosures Ana, ,ane'
powers that 30 good PresiGnn, and nc
s0UG Tcf.ct OF sISu ought 10 Want, ant
hat no bad Presiaent.--s.re IN @ s.,,s,ed
such powers as are entrusted only to
q DICTATOR In times of great national
emergency"
All Set for War Emergency.
pulsory military training provision
declaring IL would Involve enormous
expense to the tax layers OF the
United States when we hayo at least
2lready wcll-traiucd and ready for any
emergency for many years to come
Whatever the merits Of compulsory
tinued. there is no necessity for put
ting IL into force now when the mutton
is tailoring under such load Of debt
OF weli-trained soldiers Immediately
ava liable. Even the advocates OK the
system ought not 20 Insist upon 1t now.
They ought TO be willing TO postpone
- for Jew years"
Excuse for Raids on TREASURY.
The. report also declared that un-
der the biirs provisions for the or
sion. the measure you'd Turn sh an
other raid on the Treasury and bring
about the came riot OF lnetiiciency that
the army. was consolidated some
years ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MAY PUT QUESTION:
TO VOTE AT POLLS
Senator Cannon Presents Bin
Providing for Revision of
New Document.
AcTIG is NOT URExPEcTED|
Many Amendments Already OF
fered - Estimated Project u
Would Cost State $2so,ooo "a
AcTIoa is NOT uaExpEcTED|

Whether a constitutional couvertsunE
shall be called to revise and amend
the State Constitution will be decided
by the voters ut the election on %tha,
second Tuesday in November. 1890. byI
the provisions OF q bill introduced yes.
terday by Senator James e. Cannon
OF Richmond. Should tho vote favor
the callin& OF tho convention, authors
ization for 1t would DO given. and tho
time set by the General Assembly 1t l.
It's next session. the bill specifies.
Senator Cannon's bill came as nd
surprise to a number OF the older mem
bcrs of the Senate, who have kept
trace OF the large number Of joint
for tho amendment OF the Constitutional
-Four OF the amendments proposed
s have 20 90 With E ShanEes in tho puhe
to the Committee on Courts Of Justice,
Opposition Developing.
Opposition to the bill has ALREADY
gatherings yesterday afternoon, said
tuition was not necessary, and that IL
would entail an expense which tho
state state J, G., not afford to bear. 1t was.
holding tho convention and adopting stx
now Constitution would DO $3.50, oO6!gs8
., This ss sum would not include the cost
changes in the lending newspapers of
the State for two years. as requtredt
S 81 taw. IL Was pointed out The present
constitutional Convention OF 190i-Oa2.
%. The amendments since that gtima!
nave not been Rumeroue.
Tyverty-One Hills Passed. yi,s,s,sa
, Twenty-one House bills We're passsess
which convened at II o'clock, and Wis;
III. session onesshour. The bills corGeIts
typognphicai errors in the Code OF
reported by the COMMITTEES on Courts
or Justice In both tho House and tho
Senate, : ssfssssSss
Senator a. Willis Robertson,a b,,i,s
providing for the establishment of the
Maury Memorial Highway as meme
oral TO the famous scientist and nayi.S
GATOR was passed. after the patron had
ueilvcred n speech. in which no told
~ me atural beauty OF the route and,
MA Devotion to it. Tho road Joins
With the Lincoln Highway Mt .HosS
Springs, and traverses one OF the most
picturesque sections of the State.
Carries No Appropriation.
senator Robertson said that his bill
Mould WOULD receive support from Delegatns
Ihomas LomaS Hunter, John w. Ste-s
phenson and many others. Tho bill
lries no Gprropriation.
We're passed in 4 block Of ono roll calf
They arc: 80
10 amend Code In relation to Suit9I
ny anu against trustees; authorizing
school board OF Fairfield District, Hem
iico County. to borrow money; permit :,
Ting supervisors OF Page Countys5to
ieYy school tax; authorizing suparvi4;
Sors OF Ware County to build roads,
70 increase pay to clerk OF Page Conn
~: 70 incorporate town Of Vlrsiiina.
70 relocate roads In Buchanan and
Dickenson Counties: to sell land ennd
houses on the Valley Turnpike: to psr-I
init erection OF county buildinga IL.
IT, Ma1HguieT;s providing capitationsttax
Patrick and Ora yson Countess; provId-
,ng for maintenance OF roads in Mock,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MEXICAN AUTHORITIES HOLD AMERICAN A VzATORS
MAKES MOVE TO CALL CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
AGREE TO VOTE SO MILLIONS TO AID HUNGRY VA TON
StA.l Dive In Virginia
Today to Aid Armenians

beginning this morning and c. n
tinuinE until February 2. n cam
paiEn will be conducted throughout
Virginia for fund of s3OU,0OO TO be
used for the relief OF the stricken
thousands In Arncnin. Oliver J..
sands iH chairman OF the orRanizu-
ton In Virginia which TX conduct. lg
the campaign. and county unitn have
been formed in practically every
county of the state for the purpOsc
OF promoting the campaign.
Reports from Armenia nre TINT
thousands Of men, women and chill
drrp, their homes rnvuGed by the
thristian-hntinE Turks, their vuiu-
abicS stOlen, and they themselves
driven into tho deHerts and >vnste
,'inrcs, are nuTerinE the fortunes OF
starvation md Improper clothing.
This campaign ~ being conducted
III other Strtcs In the Union, II be-
ing the purDosc TO rafse S3D,0O0,00
50 rchnbilitnte the ArmcnIlns md
hc Chrihtinns who have suffered nnd
Irc suffering ms result of the Turk
18Th atrocities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FROZEN BODIES OF SLAIN
MAN AND NIECE ARE FOUND
Father OF Girl Makes AwfuI Discovery
Along Highway Near Conneiis-
willie. Pa.
Try Universal Service.l

COENELLaVILLE, Pa, Jan 81
Frozen fast 10 bloodstained ice, the
bodies OF Charles Thorp, 40. OF Cum
berland, Md, and his niece Liiah
the highway between Perryopolis and
Layton this forenoon by the girls
father. Oi!ver Brewer, OF Brewton.
Each had q bullet hole in the head
Thorn had been robbed OF his money,
about $50, his watch and Il railroad
pass y waist, pair OF shoes and cor
set purchased in Perryopolis for the
girl and being carried home, were
taken also
Thorp. a Baltimore and Ohio en-
ployee, was visiting the Brewer home
and accompanied by his niece, went
Perryopoiis yesterday. They failed to
return last night as expected, and
No. clue 10 tho murdercrs has been
found,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
MIDDLE-AGED MAN BECOMES;
HIS BROTHER-lN-LAW'S sow
Charlie. f. Monroe Adopted by b. w.
Snvin. Of Port Chester, N. Y.
Changing Name.
By Associated Press,

Charles Il. Monroe, IL. became the
Frank w. Savin. head of the banking
and brokerage firm OF F. w. Savin, Inc
New YORK City, by permission OF Sur.
The Surrogate's decision authorizes
Monroe TO change his name to Suvisf:
and TO become heir to the estatea
with MIR. and Mrs Savin for years
inc papers stated, and has assisted IN
managing the estate. 80
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
CENSUS BUREAU CONSIDERS
THE INFLUENZA SITUATION
rnv associated Prcas.

) Nv SSSoC.aNeu f'FeaS.
renee Of influenza epidemics in cycles
OF thirtythree or sixty-six weeks apart
are discussed In statement. issued
based on study made by Or. John
advanced the cycle theory.
since the mortality peak OF tho epi-
"The same is true for New York City
places influenza is epidemic.
THE periodicity suggests that we
may be dealing with injecting organ
to reproduce themselves in n viruient
form continuously for long period
If susceptible persons arc exposed. but
ing in cycles Of thirty-thres or sixty
six weeks. This recurrence of the
endemic after sixty-six weeks Ger
epidemics of 1889, 1854. 1918 and 1920
REPORTS From Other cities.
reported declines in the progress OF
the mslady. Chicago reported 6 total
Of l,6GS deaths since the disease pc
the same period 2G.sSS cases were re-
ported Today's death toll was 1872
from influenza. and eghty-f1vc from
Toronto. Canada, today reported
$500 cases OF influenza, moro than
200 cases being reported in tho last
twenty four hours. Seven deaths Were
recorded. making n total of seventeen
to date.
Reports from Roanoke, Va. indicate
that 10 per cent OF the influenza 81 SOS
are among negroes, total OF 20i
cases were reported today and thirty
now cases OF pneumonia. The tota;
number OF influenza cases in Roanoke
numbered 9TI, with ten deaths. since
January %.
Reports from New York showed I23
Deaths. an increase OF four over the
previous day while the number OF new
cases totaled 4.S95. decrease Of f37
over those OF the previous day. Pneu-
monia deaths Numbered 1877 and S11
new cases were reported
Charleston, S. c., reports show total
of 12i cases and one death.
Miami. Fla, reported ono death and
thlrty-SeYen now cases.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
JERSEY CITY AUTHORITIES
TO CURB RENT PROFlTEERING
Landlord Declared to DC Demanding
increases With No Chance
for Tenants to Move.
I BY Associated Press.


JERSEY CITY. N. j.. Jan. 31.-Steps
will be taken by the city authorities
to curb rent profiteering in Jersey City,
according to a notice published here
today. urging tenants not to meet any
"eXorbitant and unjust" demand made
by the landlords. Tenants are urged to
present their cases to the city Law
department, all costs of litigation
where advised" TO be horne by the
city.
Many landlords. knowing tenants
have no place to move, are demanding
more rent In the middle OF winter with
an epidemic Of influenza staring the
public OF Jersey City in the face" the
notice said.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
LORD GRAY SEES NO HARM
IN TREATY RESERVATIONS
An,bIsssdor Does Not Object to u. s.
Having Equal Vote With England
in League.
fRy Universal service.l


LONDON, Jan. Give have no OBJ
lection to. the principle of increasing
maintain the status of our seIf.sovy
erning dominions, not 70 secure q
greater British than American vote :"
writes F.scount Grey in a two-column
letter to the Times in which he ap-
peals for wholehearted acceptance OF
the American reservations in the COW
enant OF the league Of nations
Niscount Grey expresses the belief
that there is no danger OF clash
between Great Britain and the United
states on the question OF votes in the
council. He pred cts that without the
League there viii be new war calling
Tor American Intervention at still
greater cost than in The conflict Just
ended
Without the United States, he saws.
tho league will lack worltI-wioe
moral and nhys.cnl force and will be
tainted with Europcan jealousies. but
with the United states as a member
1t would be possible to prevent war
and reduce armaments
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
HOLD MRS. SARAH TAYLOR
Aged Woman Is Bound Over to Circuit
Court ON Charge OF MIR.
derins nanEhter.

pAwPAW, MICH. jan. a1--Mrs.
Sarah Tabor. so. was today bound
over to the Circuit Court for trial on
q charge OF numbering her daughter.
found In trunk In tha Tabor home
at I.awton, last November. Attorneys
for tho aged woman announced they
would ask an early trial.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
AIR TRIP OVER BATTLEFIELDs
Excursions to Start From Near Paris,
and VIII Cover Flanders and
Chntenu-Thiepry Fronts.

PARIS, Jan. S1.--Da!ly nirplane tours
are now being organized. according to
present plans, Will start from tho Lc
Bourget airdrome outside Paris There
covers the sector OF the British advance
OF la1S. with view OF the Somrc The
second is flight from Chat eau THEORY
TO Itheims, ESturning over the Chemin
DIES Danes. with descent Mt Scissors.
-Four to six passengers Will be carried
ny tho machines, and the excursions
Will tukc half q day, d Z, ~ -, f
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RESCUE 6 FROM JAMES RIVER
Tonnd C1inRinS to Bnrrei and Drift
wood Until Schooner Appears
and Ficks Them Up.

NEWPORT NEWS. VA, Jan. si.--
with tho mercury standing at 10 above
zero, aix men were rescued tonight
from the James River by Captain f.
Slater. OF tho schooner Navnhoe. Tho
men had beon In the water for more
than six hours and were more dead
cleared their '.bugeye" had swamped
with them early In the day and they
had been clinginS TO a barrel and
pSarel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
REPORT TWO FLU DEATHS
AND 389 NEW CASES HFRE
Total Casualty List for Month Is
Ten With 2,351 Patients
Recorded.
FEW OBJECT TO NEW HOURS
Ten Colorcd Persons Arc Sent to
Hospital-Hcalth Bureau to Re-
main Open Today for Benefit OF
Physicians.
Jew OBJECT TO NEW HOURS

Two deaths from influenza and $50
new cases OF the disease were reported
before the office closed at / p. NJ.
bringing the total deaths caused by the
flu for the month TO ten and tho total
cases reported to 1851.
complete, Or. l.. G. Levy, Director OF
Public Welfare. declared yesterday. ar
engagements having been made with the
postal officials to have mail deliveries
made before the Office Gle sed yesterday.
DIR Levy also made arrangements to
keep tho Bureau OF Health open today
for sevcra: hours so that cases OF IN
nucnza attended by Efysir.aHa through
cut the day may he reported Mt once
date instead OF being aC.tu to the Mon
day reports
Take Ten to Hospital
Ten ne" patients suffering with In
ilusnza were taken To the coiorcd hos
pital, which has heen :.lcned by the
city at r'ourth anu Clay Streets yes.
terday making the total number OF
patients there eighteen Ono OF the
DR.. Iey ton Nj. Chichester. acting
health ofnccr, returned to duty after
AN Illness Of more than week. and
has assumed part OF the w1rk in GSht-
ing the epi'le nic.
pr. Levy said yesterday that every
thing was working as we'll as could be
been reported as violating the STAG
ger" working hour system. which has
been effective since FRIDAY morning.
Defining Regulations.
He stated that the work OF defining
the positions OF some employers who
are not apparently included in any of
the four classes established b. the
health order regarding the changed
hours OF commencing and quitting
work, was gong on. Few employers
have come forward and asked that they
be- exempted from the rules, most Of
/ them tuking IL for granted that 1t was
hest to make the most of the sstua ion.
DIR, Ennion G, Williams, State health
! q liaaxsestAial.ls4st apdny that there fHcsss'
{ 10 new develotments as regards the
WITH stale otiiCiais fo- rho
s. XASlSX sale here in o;,Ta
| be filled.
Had Expected Action.
1t was expected that some definite
sesnement could be reached yesterday
in regard to this situation, as DIR. Levy
~ Of the medical profession were Of
the belief that whisky as "A medicine
vas necessary in some eases to fight
tie flu. He said that some physicians
have already iaadc inquiries as to how
p,escrip options could he filled now. and
tEat they were anxious regarding this
rent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
"'FIFI" WIDENER MARRlES
Philadelphia Society Agor Over Sud-
den Wedding to Son OF Noted
Surgeon.
Thy. Universal Service. ]

PHILADELPHIA. Jan. s1.--Munh
mere today when 1t became known that
MISS Josephine Pancourt W:dener.
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph r. Widen
'er and granddaughter OF tho late
phiIadelphta traction magnate. p. A. B.
Randolph Leidy. son Of DR.. and Mrs,
Joseph Leidy, OF 1910 Locust Street.
and grandson of tho late DR.. Joseph
surgeons tho country has known.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Passenger Train Splits switch.

DNNV1LIIE, w, Jan. 31.-Four
coaches of southbound train No. 8
were derailed tonight at O'clock.
whom the train running at moderate
sneed approached the Danville yards.
The first coach split n switch, took
three others with It, tore up q big
section Of the track, and nhaiiy came
to rest ut a dangerous anglo. No
one was hurt, but tho wreck stopped,
street car traffic, t}tEl.f u - "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
VILLA is AGAIN ACTIVE
Establishes Headquarters Mt Sntexo
and Fcderniists Concentrate at
chihuahua City.
fly Associated Press.

SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS. Jan. a1.-
Francisco Villa has established hend-
quarters at Satevo. State of Chihuahua.
and tho Mexican government has or
at chihuahua City. in that state. ae.
cording to 4 dispatch today from
chihuahua City to a Mexican news
paper here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
RELAY MESSAGE BY PLANE
rAviators in Hacc Along Mexican Bor
der Mai<c 1000 Miles in
$40 Minutes.
I BY Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 31.-An aerial
relay race along the Mexican border
resulted yesterday in an official mes
sage being sent from Brownsville,
Texas. to %ogales. Arizona. about 1000
reports reaching tho War Departm. mt
today. Nine plants participated and
no accident occurred.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
FLIES 155 MILES AN HOUR
Pilot on Aerial Mail Idne Bctueen
Cleveland md Chtcasa +gs
Breaks Records. 40
rBy Associated Press,

CHICAGO. Jan. 31.-I..eutenant r., r..
tween Cleveland and Chicago, today
covered tho as miles between the two
cities Mt nm average speed Of 165 miles
an hour. This was said to break All
speed records In this country for a.
flight of more than 500 miles fieutsr-s
ant knight left Cleveland at II Am.
and arrived in Chicago two hours and
ten minutes later 3 40 9 3. "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
cox ANNOUNCES CANDIDACY
Ohio Governor Throws Hat lin Ring
and Seeks Democratic. T.reHi-
Dental Nomination..
TBy Associated PrcGs,

COLUMBUS. OHIO, Jan. 3l.--Gover-
nor James NJ Cox today officially an
nounccd his candidacy for the Demo-
announcement was made In the edi-
torial columns of the Hamilton Even
Ing Journal.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
KILLED AT COUNTRY DANCE
Jnmes ana Charles Cannon. az EYsS-
man, Ga, Shot to Death ~
Farm ErOitc, sAf2s-tS
7 by ADsocfAted Freys.

EASTMAN, CAL Jan. 3l.--Iaincs and \
Charles Cannon, sons OF Ben Canni,n.I
farmer. were shot and Killed 81 A.
country dance, ton miles FROM haye, &
tonight, Sews OF tina killing WA 70
coived by the sheriff OF Dodge EounSy
40 midnight, and deputBsa have SSAx
to the scene Of the tsagetiy.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
Opposes Alleged Monopoly.

= OIL, designed to break up the ai4i
legged monopoly on Chesapeake Bay,
shipping of the Virginia Pilots Assos;
citation; was introduced in the House
YESTERDAY by De egate Dodson. OF Nor-
relation to examination OF pilots and
provides for nppointrnent OF new
board ON July l. 1920, and every third
year thereafter. The board Is to be-
composed of one business man, from the
city OF Norfolk, one from the city, OF
Portsmouth, the other two to be pilots;
or MEN OF nautical experience 3s}i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
SUPPLY SHIP ASHORE
Crnft Carrying American Food Ia 70
lands Hungry Children Aground
on Norway Coast.
fBy Associated Press. I

LONDON, Jan. 31.---Reports that tho
British steamer, Willdomino. bound
from New York to panz!g with sup
plies for tho people OF Poland. has como
ashore on arsund. Norway. are viewed
In 3 serious light here.
Tho vessel carried cargo OF milk
and other, food especially adaptable 70
feeding children which would have met
pressing demands at Warsaw for two
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-02-01
TURKS WILL MOBILIZE
Prepare 10 Resist Forward Movement
of Allied and Greek
Forces.
IBy Universal Service.

ATHENS, Jan. 81. = Mobilization
plans are reported to have been adopt
in contemplation of an allied and
Greek :,:-ence in Anatolia. Ten thou
sand copies Of mobilization procla-
reported to have been secretly order
ed by the War Ministry in CONSTANT
pople.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-16

everlvr hoilers, very hcxsse ana drn-
maticat--and beat II.
Joe, after .wailtin' around the streets
Tor about hour I went in the nearest
relieved my wounded feelin's to a con-
siderably extent Then I went back to
my ex-ilat SOS could get enough clothes
to jump out and join the team again.
was firmly determined that this here
was one time was gonna have my way
and would show Jeanne Just how strong
minded and masterfully I could be II
I rung the bell as viciously as possible
and no less than Jeanne opens the door
She give a gasp, and they was signs OF
the weeps in her eyes /; but even then she
looked like Q million dollars
that would OF made Nero throw away
his fiddle, "and the first day you come
| back to me you would leave me alone 2
Joe, they is no doubt I'm a simp. bu
| leave It to you what. 1 did.
well, Joe, whilst dressin' the mex
mornin' I got a idea. Jeanne won't hay'
studio with her, where this picture II
bein' made, and Nat first I don't wann,
| 20 but now dragged out the best o
1 everything which goes to make UP m!
rather extensive wardrobe. I laid my
self out to be a knockout; and when
was ready for the street i was genu
Inc treat for the eye as far as clothe
was concerned, anyways. You know, Jo
| Panama turned up at a tricky angle
white silk shirt. blue coat, white fannt
| pants and white buckskin shoes To com
piete the illusion I carried a cane. Swee
moXey. then neither does the U. 8. Mint
| Jeanne raised her eyebrows when sh
seen me but beyond her usual mornin
! kiss, she says nothin'.