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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Disciples. Drive Successful.

gratifying total is expected hy
June Is. the end OF the Intensive drive
for funds by the Disciples OF Christ.
and although only eight churches
have been heard from as yet. a total
OF Sio9.236 has been raised. Cam
paiGn directors and members of the
executive committee are visiting
straGctic points in an effort 10 bring
tho total up 10 the desired mark by
the closing date.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Richmondcr. Arc Chase,

'"HI! u " nm. 0f EIchmond. vas
elected cditor-in- chief Of the ''Vir-
sin'h Tech" the Official college
wee KY al the Virginia Polytechnic
institute. at the annual meeting Of
IN" NlAIciic Council of the institute.
j. Malcolm Face. Of Richmond. vas
selected as business manager of IN.
php"r FOR tho year. Both ale former
students OF John Marshall High
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
virsinia nnndolph EIriot, ,.,n,,,

commencement exercises of the
Virginia Randolph Elliott school at
ssl hampton Wi! hc held Friday
a. 'erh3en, beginning at 400 O'Clock.
Friends Of the school have been in
Ntcd to attend The June Queen"
VIII be the principal feature Of the
exercises The ninth class of the
saturday evening Scenes from .'ThH
Merchant of Venice" will he given al
the school
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Wll Addrc., socInI ,yoIkcr,

DR.. Roland +. Bcaslcy. director of
public welfare for tho state of North
Carolina, will he the principal speaker
tomorrow afternoon n tho commence
ment exercises OF the School of So
cial Work and Public Health His
subject will he welfare Work in
Rural Communities" The exercises
will take place at the school. 22S
East Broad street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

l'utN collections NJ tho mort Of Eicb
m"nd for May totalnd tsT.H14. whi'n
collections for n" fiscal wear so far
amount 10 siolnT on. and probably
nScal Year. Jun" 50 arcordin- 10
equity Collector w. Gay smi,h. Las,
v"ar The collections for NAV wrro
S'a.o6' Richmond collects abou, ~
nor cent ~ tho total duties collected
in tn" VIRGINIA district. which q,
cludes Norfolk. Ncwpovt News and
P"tcrshurT. Tobacco ans sugar ,rs
IN" rrincipal imports.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
City i. Free of sm,I,no,

, f''i'a.r OF thr"c cases OF smallpox
ny ~" city Health Officer YESTERDAY
r,'hffa the city OF this Infection
t'fc II not now case within the
Cl'y limits. The three cases are ali
,nt' nave APPEARED in the city dur
ing the present year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

ne Ordinance Committee OF the
tltE Council VIII NEE, at o'clock
tomorrow night to consider the mat
t:r OF gas connections for stoves and
also an ordnance proposing to re-
dHc" IN" age of bows who NAV enter
poo!roomS from q To IS years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
ShIft Horsr, tn Wclfnrc nrnnch.

Twenty horses retired from service
in the Fire Department with tho mo-
tcrization of that department have
ing Department and will be used in
handling trash and garbage. While
the sale or transfer has been made,
the horses will be passed over at the
conveniGHce of the two bureaus.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Chnnge Committec Meetinr n,.

3. The Streets Committee Of tho C,,v
Council that was called 10 consider
application OF the Virginia Railway
and Power Company for a scent car
1aTe In Richmond, has been changed
from 5 o'clock tomorrow afternoon 70
me same hou: Friday afternoon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Flies Bankrun,cy p.,I,,

>, fG.liion IN bankruptcy was filed nv
~ Eari BnEg, an electrician. win
uaniIities OF 1898 and assets Of $50. in
terday. yes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
To FIJI vacancies mt Yves. Point.

Announcement is made of two va
cancies at West Point 10 he filed by
appointment from Virginia. one of
the places will be filled by Senator
Swanson ard the other by the next
Representative TO be elected from the
Fifth Congressional District
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Report. Thief, OF .ycwe,,

NrB. II Washburn, West Avcnu,
and Lomoirdy Street, last nigh, re-
por'ed TO the police the theft Of one
-luster diamond ring. round setting.
WIN larg. diamond in the center
one sol!'are diamond ring. three
fpurihS Of carat. ono gold wrist
watch and bracelet. and ono small
Tower min
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Charge caw,horn VIII, ,n,o,,

W: - ca"thorn. aged II OF Norm
Robinson Street. was arrcsrca ~ ~, Va
to-day by Policeman &. w Rcams
and w ;. Sncad, charged with my.
ING embarrassing remarks 10 ,wo
women who were pasStny w
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF

suit 81 u whitiock aEains, ~ l..
kh9ads for $500. the price OF a dress
SAID 70 have been purchased on credit
ny MIS- RhoadS. was dismissed in the
1l,% Circuit Court yesterday. having been
settled out of court.
Charlotte r Williams was granted vcs-
to-day by the Building Inspector per
in!' 10 hn'id garage on FLOYD Street
to cost $3.50.
Postmaster Hay 7. Thornton Yesterday
received announcement of tho following
APPOINTMENTS for postmasterS in Virginia /:
James y, Binns. .Ir.. Binns Hall: Troy [,
BdlleaEer. Camp Humphreys.
Applications fer degrees by candidates
VIII ;" received tonight at meeting Of
knights Of Columbus in the home Names
Of Of candida,ies VIII he voted on. The nrst
fidHtcs from other cities are expcctcd 70
b on hand for the ceremonies T. NJ
Mnldowny is recorder for the Richmond
Council.
Company r. Richmond Light Infantry
Ilncs VIII hold i;H regular drin ana
mcctlnE. tonicht at S:l5 o'clock in tho
Blues Armorv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02

~ inning Yesterday. summer hours
AZ" ~ force at tie state I.!brarv i,
Ml.. be open from o'clock in the
morning 10 in IL" afternoon dur
ihs week days. cXccpt Saturday. when
u ".l! close AT noon. '"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Entertain Inv In,tructoY,

Instructors in the law course of
Richmond College will be entertained
at banquet at the University Club
tonight byfA members Of the Junior
class. The Unair will be informal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Thirty Dnyn for IIIicit nI,ullinr

James Bryant was scnttnccd IN
thirty days yesterday by Judge Wad-
all in the United states Districi
Court charged with Illicit dlstil!Iny
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Dismiss Federal Appeals.

WASIilNGTON. June l-Govcrn-
ment appeals in the Federal antitrust
suit against the Quaker Oats Co.
were dismissed today by the Supreme
Court on motion OF the government.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
smttb, of crc,xc Pars Foo

Smith, of Crcvc, Pays Fec.
Or. Henry Clay Smith, Of Crewe,
yesterday paid his fee as candi-
date for Congress against p H.
Drewry in the August primary for
the long term.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
In Time forhe Golf Tournament
Extraordinary Offer of
Silk Skirts at $3.50

SKIRTS OF high-gradc Silks in this seasons best
styles-somc Of them were priced formerly at
more than double what is now asked
Such fashionable materials as Kumsi- Kumsa,
Fan-ta-si, Dewkist, Mlino Crepe, Fancy Baro-
nets, Tricolettcs, Gcorgettc Crepes, Crepe dc
Chlnes and other popular soft, luxurious Silks:
in beautiful shades of New Blue Sunset. Hello
irope, Rose, Copenhagen, Navy; also White and
Black
This is the most unusual lot of Skirts vet
offered by u.s. made by Of the finest skirt
manufacturing concerns in the country but
never intended for retail at any such price
In the more-th an-a hundred garment lot all
regular sizes are represented but, as the skirts
will sell quickly, it's best to select yours early
Floor Two West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
FORT of Richmord Co,ycc,,o,.

t'npoIh' monts In tho band and drum,
CORDS Will 10 announced in Sa,,c,,
her. ''''i
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-06-02
Ickcr Addresses Legion Post.
EiIc. Nnticc nf Cnndilncr.

Dr. Henry c. Smith. of Crewe. who
recently announced his candidacy for
Congress from the Fourth District as
the onponen or Patrick II. Drawry.
who succeeded Judge Walter 4 Wal
son. today filed notice with the Demo
cratic committee.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22

o. the growers in rho Winchester
scet.2H orc getting from $3.50 to
$3.50 for No. York impcr;a,s. but
sL.nc have accepted less. An English
exporter seemed } 200 barrels Of
Ylrks today for export for $i.75.
DaGvi!le-TGbacco growers Of this
* sen have hacn ca led 10 meet here
Saturday to organize Union which
It is hoped will fierce higher prices.
At Il spontaneous mass meeting h2~e.
planters were urged to boycntt the
market, hut this action i nat rx-
pete! 10 nlGtcrialize AZ there are
too many planters who need money.
Fredericksburg IN the circuit
cnurt Of Stafford county in the suii
Of W. f. Ran. Of Washington. vs..
j 2. Barnes. If Boston, for breach
af contract. tie plaintiff was award
&! SaGG damages with interest frcm
February /. 1919. An attachment
had hc"n previously levied on real
estate al Brooke Station belongin"
n Earnes.
Winchster--A Many III the residents
Of the Mas<anutten Mountain sectian
Of Shenandoah County knocked the
"h;gh" cut CT the cost Of living 4
day or - ago when several traps
set for bears were sprung almost
simu taneously. Father bears. moth
rr bears and cabs all CT ,hem fell"
for the ba;t.
,Ncrfclk-As the result Of Ihei,
automobile turning turtle on the
indian River Bridge one woman was
killed and two cthcr occupants
slightly injured late last night. Mrs.
Shirley Boueect. 20 years old, ssu-
.=tsiact: "a fractprei skill and other
injuries from which She died two
hours later. l.. " Vaughan. s.. z.
Rand ard G. u. Smith, al Of Eo.--
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
THE SOUTH VITALITY IN
!TERESTED.

The interest Of the South in Demo-
cratic success this year is not merely
academic and sentimental 1t s
vital, = 'a-s' .@
The second paragraph of the Four
tceneh Amendment to the Constlta-
ton is very clear in providing That
when the right to vote is denied by
a state to It's citizens for aHy other
reason except participation. in. re-,
bellion OF sother < lfllla tae,represc1l--
tation in Congress-. Of that state shall
be reduced in proportion. The Con-
stitutionalss power OF Congress to re-
duce. the southern representation in
Congress prcportioned to the number
Of citizens deprived of the vote IS
undoubted5s
/, 31crecveE a census has just been
completed and the question OF reap
porticning representation in Congress
is imminebt. Representative. seigels
Of New York. Republican, Chairman.
Of the Re; apportiommens Committee.
OF the House of Representatives,, has
received q snumbor of letters 'ahvo"at-
ing the reduction of southern repre-
sentation II Congress and the Flee
toral College and he announces ,puo-
licly that ills 1consmittse viii. take W:
seriously 1t the coming; session Of
Congress the question of cuttinr
Gown the representation in states
where neeH,oeS are DISTINGUISHED He
does not Htobosc cutting down Mas,
sachusetts;I Representation althcue'
it has very restricted electoral.
The Republican papers al! over the
country arc ag:tating the question
and showing that in some northern
districts Congressman represents
many t;mss as many voteFs--'ss.sonfe
southern Congressman 'repfesent.
The question has been accumulated
by the dnAibling Of the number OF
voters by woman suffrage
This strikes at tho 'verF heart Of
the south's' share in, tke, government t
OF the United States. The southern
people. like MASSACHUSETTS. undeF:
stand that,a large class of i'litcrate
citizens is great governmental bur
den. more af 4 governmental! burden
than an equal nunsher ef.intel igent
voters. ana that representation in
Congress based on their numbers is
a just appoytienment., gst the -Four
teenth Amendment pdeS power III
abused TIT south's interest in this
election is tital and .scnti!ern .nem2-
Gratis shcqh do all they can Ger
Democratic isusccess JAd best way
they can hqp is to stbsS1i'e iShSraI.y
to the Deanocratic campaign fund
Every Deui pcEat ought to bear tbs
in mind waen .asi<edstorcontr;hatr %
the Democratic fund Remember
the Lodge Force Bill and think Of
the tremendous Influence Ledge viii
have with tbe Republican adn1fniStra-
ton. !; !,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
NEARING END IN HAITI
u. ). Forces Are Sonn 10 Quit Coun,
try. C0Iby Declares

Announcing that the Cheney client
purpose" Of The occupation of the l.,
land Of Haiti waS nearing attain
m.nt. Secretary Colby declared in i
statement las: night that the United
States ''hopes" to Withdraw and leave
The islanFs administration to the ''ur-
aided efforts Of the Haitian people
when that purpose had been fully
achieved. The relations Of the United
States with Haiti. the Secretary add
81, should no. be ''miSreprescnted
even under the temptations that po-
!.t.cal campaign presents TO irrcSpon-
SHE utterance and conscious unvera-
city"
While not replying directly to re-
cent charges by Senator Harding the
Republican presidential ncminec. thai
thc administration was conducting
demonstrations warfare" against
Haiti and San Domingo. Secretary
Colby recites AT length the history OF
American occupation of these coun-
tries and defended it as beng guided
by mo thought except to help their
peoples. Senator Harding's attack on
the administrations record n HAITI
was made in connection with asrr:u-
ci$m of recent statements IN regard
to the island by Franklin D. RooSe-
veit. Democratic vice presidential no.
m:nce.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
Juvenile DRUG ADDlCTs.

:. ). oo,,a;,.,,l. 49, mn.
~. :, H., rxI(, w.n,i,, ;:,a,oa
,.a''' III 'ts'''"'' 'o'', "'''i" '''. 49,
si''t'te' 'o3s:"fe -. 10y 'ht M
oraaeh 0nei sS'S'o''',.eS' I hs a., "n.'
"aV''er ing? so'''S FSS. gag ,'S'"
Liner" mo t' e ~. ~ = -. ."v ~
ne a''''ua5i srp = '',s ,''',r - -
"'' 'S<.'eo' Il = I. 'E -: .':s ,.
Americah se'V"e q v''',''''"' 80, "
ahc Crm9pot@s! STATES. sn'' : t,''i :
chan 10 peE;cent OF fhs narcoeic "'"s
oSItnfg or,, shT,,s- md fril.fS M lltftt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
VIRGINIA NEWS

i.:redc,ickSbu,r-'rha boiler in the
= kng house Of y. +. Crin2lS at
th&mna blew up. causing $1,000
image ard injuring several work
len. The Smokestack landed on an
,,;acpnt hill.
'.y-nv!.tjurg-Howard Wills. who
:: crushed by an automobile truck
b. morning at Arr:ngton, died on
.;;,in en- route to hospital here.
10 attempted to walk between Il
80 ,cltruc!s loaded with apples. driv-
> ny his brother, and freight car
nd vas caught. Wills was 81 and
s.sv.S a wife and two children.
: Newport News---Tfat prohibition
~, caused an increase Of crime and
hat The ahciti Of the ''rcd light"
H.t1,cts in this city has proven a
"a!.:Ir. is the belief Of Police Justice
:, Robinson, according to a statement
n;;,lc BY him yesterday.
iochcstcr-A virtual deadlock
.rst;n~ Ter IN. last month between
growers and buyers Of commercial
apples in the Shenanioah-C Gambler
'sri district. extending from Staun-
IN. Ea.. to Harrisburg. Pc. has been
n.t:tiaI.y broken BY each side max
;r$ c6ilcesSio2s ard as a result. APP
.piss of the late fall varieties are be-
%irnin: 20 move more freely. Many
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
Store Opens %@'
F $50 A. NJ. 4.
Closes 6 P. NJ.
Except Saturdays

500 wards of light and dark percaes, 50 ncheS
wide, regular 45c value. Remnant price lht'rsuay,
yard 49,
600 wards dress gingharns, q inches VIDE, regular
39c value Remnant price Thursday yard 80. zae
Five pieces white outing flannel regular o9c var
ues, Remnant price Thursday, yard ........ zsc
1000 wards bleached and unbleached roller CRASH,
regular zoe value, Remnant price Thursday, yd lSc
Five dozen Slx90 extra heavy Sheets regular SOW
values Remnant price Thursday ............. Sz.''
Ten dozen 45x90 Pequot pillow eases, regular Soc
values Remnant price Thursday each :.. o9s
One hundred wards Of extra heavy black Sateeh, 50
inches wide, regular $1.O0 Remnant price THURSDAY,
1a,d ........ 69c
Extra heavy dark pertalGs, regular price o9c
ward Remnant price Thursday, ward ....... 4|c
Two hundred wards Of fine georgette crepe, reg
uar So 90 value, Remnant price Thursday yard sl69
10 womens wool sweaters regular sou values;
Remnant price Thursday each ............ s4:9>
Fifteen Wonen's heavy wool sweaters, fegulal
$3.50 values. Remnant price Thursday each s7.ss
Fifty blue teddy bear blankets, regular 81 70 VAL
ues Remnant price Thursday, each ...... Sl.oo
Twenty Women's fancy underskirtS, regular S2.o0
values Remnant price Thursday each Sl.49
Childrens slp-over sweaters, regular Sl.9S to
$3.50 values Remnant price Thursday each Sl.39
Chiidrens slip-oVer sweaters, regular 500 to
So 90 values Remnant price Thursday each Sl.9S
Ten dozen Women's outing flannel gowns. Rem
nant Sale Price, thursday each .......... @i.9o
Twenty dozen Wonlens fall weight vests and
pants sizes 5 to g. regular 7c values. Remnant sale
price, Thursday each OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 'Sc
Twenty women's wool slip-over sweaters. regular
S49S to $500 values Remnant price Thurs. S3.9S
Six Women's wool slip-over sweaters, regular
$3.50 to $500 values. Remnant price Thursday
&acn ~ " S649
Five Womens short sleeve georgette waists, reg
ular $3.50 values Remnant price Thurs. each S5.9S
Twenty DjpcaS fancy silk ribbon i l-2 to Is inches
wide, worth $100 to $3.50 q yard. Remnant price
Thursday ward Observation-Disclosures. 6:'c
1 Twenty pairs womens Kid gloves, slightly mus
sed, regular $3.50 to $3.50 values. Remnant price
iHuFSudH pan HA.t3
Ten dozen Women's pointed lace collars, regular
75c values Remnant price Thursday each 49,. Sc
Twenty dozen chidran'S white ribbed hose,
sizes to s II regular SOC values Remnant price
thursday, PAN .'5c
Fifty pairs Of large size gray blankets, regular
$3.50 values Remnant price Thursday, pair 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22
Remnant Sale Thursday

1000 wards Of fine unbleached cotton, 36 inches
wide regular 30c value. Remnant price Thursday
yard 2lc
500 wards extra heavy unbleached cotton 36 inches
wide, regular SOC value Remnant price Thursday
ward Observation-Disclosures. 25c.
1000 dozen Clark's best 0. n T. spool cotton III
black, white Remnant price Thursday, d dozen
spools .............- ...,........ sl.OO
Ten dozen infants white dresses regular $125
values Remnant price Thursday each ........ $50
Twenty Womens knit underskrts slightly soied,
regular Soc value. Remnant price Thursday each 49c
Ten dozen chidren's Nazareth knit under bodies.
regular 59c values. Remnant price Thurs. each lsc
Many Valuable Remnant Bargains For Men And
Boys Thursday
Three dozen Signal black work shirts, collars at
tached size "A p to II, regular price $500. Rem
nant price Thursday each ............... Sl.5o
Nineteen mems heavy cotton and wool mixed
sweaters with large storm COLLARS worth $500 Rem
nant price Thursday each .................. S3.9S
Two dozen mems heavy tan color, work shirts, col
lars attached. Regular price $3.50 Remnant price
Thursday each .............. ............ Sl.3G
Mems regular $50 gray fall weight under shirts
aAddraWers. all sizes Remnant price Thurs ca. S1.23
Five dozen mems $500 heavy fleece lined winter
union suits, ali sizes. Remnant price Thurs. $3.50
Mems regular Sl.50 heavy ribbed under shirts and
drawers Remnant price Thursday each Sis
Eighteen pairs Sweet Olr's 1898 heavy khaki
One lot regular $500 and $500 fine quality khaki
shirts, with collars attached. Remnant price Thurs
day each Sl.73
Five dozen regular $500 blue denim union made
oFerals with bibs, all sizes. Remnant price Thurs
day, pair $2.19
One lot boys fancy shirts with collars attached,
Ill sizes, worth LOO. Remnant price Thurs. ed Csc
Boys regular $50 fancy neck band shirts, all sizes
Remnant price Thursday each .............. Sl25
Boys $3.50 fancy and white piece pajamas, all
sizes. Remnant price Thursday suit .......... SIS
Tive dozen Sweet Orr and Headlight one piece
Union ais in khaki and blue DENIM regular price
$500 Remnant price Thursday suit ......... S49S
One lot mems $500 fancy shirts some slightly soil
cd sizes - II, a. 49, 16 -, II, II - only. Rem
llant price Thursday each NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $19S
Twenty dozen mems 25c black hose size 10 1-2 and
Il. Remnant price Thursday pair ............ 15c
Eihteen pairs mems mixed wool gray fall weight
drawers. sizes 42 A, as 4S, 80, regular price $500
Remnant price Thursday pair ............ $50
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1920-09-22

FIX, who we're with Mrs. B0ugert in
the automobile escaped with slight
bruises. The machine was complete
ly demolished.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1920-03-13

l had no right but l do not wans
you to go there. 1t is because l honor
you, and"
She was staring at him in greater
distress. He hardly knew whether
she understood.
eff Monsieur Rrousseau-" she BE-.
gan, half-chOking.
"Forgive me, mademoiSelle, but does
he mean so much to you as that!
She started and twitched the rein
away. you are insolent !" she crieI.
"How dare you question me or lay
down the law to me? No. l nave
heard enough. Stay, then, Monsieur
Askew, and cut down the trees ttat
YOU have bought, and sell them; but
do not presume to speak to ME any
mOre,"
She touched her horse with her
snur and the beast bounded away, az
most finging Hilary to the ground.
Her face was flaming; yer, as shs
rode. Hilary could hear her soDpins
again.
He was sure that Brousseau was
the cause of her distress. he re-
| called I.afa's words to himself on Tie
night of their first meeting. Brous-
seau's srasping hand was stretcheo
| forth not only on the seigniOry Dut ON
IFS heiress-and he vowed that the
battle between them should be fou5n'
out on this ground also.