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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19

kprSbIrE, J.. T.. liCTneS, o
II. G. WaShburn. Piedmont
windsor--T. $. Neptune. Fairmont' =
Stamm-l.uuis REESE, Grafton; =
Lester. Huntington; W. n. Moss. Graz
ton.
CAPTAIN Cert L. Phillips. Of the state
prohibition department.. will leave 70
day for park"rsburg. whore he will at
tend - business matters for few DAYS.
James II. EiGCr. Of the Island, lfit
last evening for Cameron. we're nc VIII
look after business matters for Re"
". c. Govt. of Canal Dover. Ohio, Is
spending Il few days the guest or ms
sitter. Mrs. George Baton. of SlXtecnth
street
Warren Grimes, Of Steubcnville. was
a business caller IN the city yesterday,
Harry Corbctt. Of New Martinsvil le.
left last evening for his home ai'er
spending brief visit with relatives
hero.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex. Glass, with their
niece, Miss Sarah Whitaker who left
carly ir tho month for "a three months
tour Of South America. are spending sew
cral weeks in Cuba, before completing
their trip.
Mrs. II. g Whitaker and daughter
Miss Helen Louise. will leave this
week for California. where they will
spend the remainder Of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Holloway will leave
the first Of February for several
months stay in California.
Mr.. L. NJ. Hildrcth is spending seTnral
weeks in Florida.
Mrs Newton Waltz. who has tusr re-
covered from an illness of pneumonia
has gone to Florida, accompanied b. f;rr
little daughter Elizabeth.
Mrs. Allen Brock is spending a Few
weeks in Florida
Recent letters received by friends or
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. 4. Wheat pay glowing
tributes tn the baln1y breczCa and blue
skies of San Diego. Calf. where they
arc spenting most Of their time.
Miss Alberta Stifnl. Of Pleasant VAL
Icy. left Saturday night for f"w wccHs'
stay at Atlantic City, where she Will ne
Joined today by Mrs. Arthur Stfe:. !'irs.
Fred Bchrens and Miss Nell Stfel. all
Of whom spent last week in New fork
city.
Mr.. and Mrs johnson Mckinley left
Saturday night for Philadelphia.
Mrs. George Sayrc Of Columbus, o.
il the guest OF her darcnts in the East
End. for a. few days.
Miss Margaret Harrison. of South
Chaplinc street. Is able TO be out again
after a brief illness.
Miss Frances McDadc, Of South Chap
line street, has returned 10 the city, al
ter being the guest Of relatives IN
Cleveland. for the past ten day..
Born To Mr.. and Mrs. Rogcrson. or the
South Side. a girl on saturday morning
Both mother and child are doing nicely.
William r. Creighton, cashier OF inc
| National Tube company. is Ill at his
home in Elm Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas BENNETT OF ilhe
| Grove. are rejoicing over the arrival or
4 daughter. Mrs. Bennett will be re-
mcmb,rcd as Miss Flo kiger. OF Elm
| Grove.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Blass, Of Angola
| Ind. arc the proud parents Of daugh-
ter, born January IL. Mrs. Blass was
formerly Miss Ethel K"yser. Of Elm
Grove.
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STOCKHOLDERS OF
STATE FAIR meet
Annual ksstinT VIII Ne 6eld This Al
teruoon-DirsctorsN Meet ~ Noon.

4 meeting of the stockholders OF inc
West Virginia State Fair AssocHltion
will be held this afternoon between inc
hours Of and o'clock, at the StHte
fair grounds on the Island. when direc-
tors will be elected tp serve FOR Inc en-.
suing year. meeting of the present
board Of directors will be held at noon
today.
ing OF the directors who will be elected
today will be held at the Fort Henry
GLIB. when officers will be named for
the ensuing season. The big fair VIII
start on September 9Th this season ana
preparations are already under way 20
make il the biggest ever held in the
Ohio Valley.
Tho present organization vas effected
in 1918. but that year the returns we're
not so satisfactory, due TO the fact that
tho hog cholera epidemic was prevalent.
The war for tho next few years kept
back the work Of boosting the fair along
down, but last year proved TO be real
winner. ms the weather conditions we're
ideal and the receipts were considered
very satisfactory.
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RHEUMATIC
SUFFERERS
There's Real Relief in Every
Bottle Prescription
C-2223.

Those who have usNh riourhs Trr~
/ scriprirn C-aH"2 say 'h"r" 10 L9tisfNinS
rcl:cf IN every hottie. nat they wcr"
benefited by thia treatment after all
. other rheumaii" remedies Ind failed.
: When you buy a bottle Prescription -
' 2"22 Il ia Ike having n specialist IN Your
home hrrau.c his reliable :houmati"
treatment WAS originated and used h" p
successful ph! stefan for years m his pr,
vat" practice. Win this hn"wlcdS" -
, drugs and CNportcnC" IN i"StinR IN" r.
suits Of his rn,Gicinc II Is 10 he OK.
pcctcd thar hi, prescription now known
and sold ns Prescription t-"Hs3--Should
hr n dcpcndaulc trcutnnont for rhcuma-
lism, govt, sciatica lumhaG" and nnu-
ralg!c conditions.
Tho chemists that max" Prescription
C."@G2 ar. So sur" tha; YOU Will got re-
licr from your suffering that they gill
refund rhr price 80 ~" SlJH hcttl"E
IC ,rtI mr. not satisfied with tho results.
. pr"y,d"d hat !,U taxi he m"diClnc &C
rrrdIug - dirr"llCns
y. i""" 'gkirE Pr":."~ipG"n '-%:S2 Il
- Nrrl. rIrr"s.ury 1" S'inu't1" III" liN"r
mad regulate the bowels. TAX" n ca
,hn;tir especial prepared e.! this pu"-
pose I2-1 Liver riIlS.
Almost any god drug Si'-" guar
u:ii.".S and >rll- ST." n"itl"A rr"S"rir-
,i,, t-2"""! and ,hr go" Liver rails. or
"r:," H. at. ~. -: laboratory. MS;n-
rhi.. rruH. f'r sample "f III" rIlll.
iIt.r,iur. and lh-n NlInr..'l,
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Mrs. Margaret Grafton
Dies Of Diphtheria
AGED Resident Of Fart End-Lived Her1
For ~ eYars.

Mrs Margaret Ann Grafton. wife Of
W. s. Grafton. died last evening at 9:"5
c'rlu"k. following an illness OF dipthcria'
NJ her lair residence, No. ~ SiXt"ent h
street: Mrs. Grafton was well known
resident Of the t:as, End. as she has
lived in this city for IN" pas, tw"n' =
"ovrn years. 81" was born near Stcu-
bon, Illr. Ohi". aud vas &cN"niE-ilNe
years uf age.
ShH wa an n"tiv" member e the
First Christian church and t"nE 4 very
important part in Il lsrg" number "t
important pGrr III Iarg" number OF the
aCfair% or IN" church. Sit" Is survived
hy h.r husband. W. :. Grafton. and Soy
rrrl ni",rs and N"rh"ws.
ruunrrt services will he held from
her lnir residence. No. ltl SINi""nih
@ir",t. Tuesday - "nlnE at o'clock.
~. ". II. Fields, pastor az IN" flr*t
Christian church. viii oft"ta'". Tho
body VIII then l." removed +" St"uh"n
vile. ~. Wh"rc burial will tax" place
on "Wednesday in III" family burying
grounds IN that ci!y.
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CLASSIC DRAMA
CLUB TO DINE
EXCLUSIVE NEW ORGANIZATION
AT FORT HENRY.
students of Linsly institute VIII Give
Dance az Scottish Rite
Cathedral.

Tn" Classic Drama club which IS
ON ur Wh"rlInES newest ana most 'N-
,.Iu..\r clubs, having h"'u "rE1uiH"d IN
tho l1l, fall. will XIV, - dinner party
i"righ, Al IA" Fort H"nry. 'iuh. ~
which covers viii b" laid fer sixteen
Of IT'S mcmh, rs. two or ihrc" h"ins OUT
OF town.
tb., study Of thu Greek drama and
which makes II :, rul" In read on" Of
the crock plays at each Of its hl-nonth-
" meetings. which ar" held a, the
nar,sh ho,lSr. Of -. Matthew's church.
has So far studied IN" works of the
Sophocles. having taken up great
manv " the plays included among
which have bcnn he reading Of AntiEonc,
Elr.tra, Trachinlan. Maiden. KING
O"dlpus. FromcthuS. Bound ana many
others.
Tho members are: Mr.. ana Mrs. Har-
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Military Ball,

OF uHUSUIi interest especially to thr
ywun.;,r s,i. - IN" announcement of tn"
mIht'ry bali % L. gwen hr thu student
council OF ILuSli Institute. On Friday
.rrnlu.. February -. This Will d" h"td
IN IN, -pnrIuilS ball room At th" Scottish
Ri" ,tjh"drIl winch Will NAY. anpr"-
rrlli. trrnratInn. for ia" occasion. TINS
"vrui. winch viii l." t"ruIl, VIII III"
featured with AN "NC"ptIOnHl muSihl
program and n buffet supper. Although
~" unrl details ar" incompl't" this !"
hrInE ipuk"d forward to uS IN" most d. .
liEh,rul 1T mii.wlutCr activities.
tn" following 1r" in charge:
Nlair~ Warner llHdron.
Captain Ndlutnrt camhpCll PalInrr.
Lieutenant QuartCrmustcr NIB IT
ACk"r.
LI"utcnan' Charles ITutchius.
Lieutenant Hugo Wolf
Lieutenant Jack Stor"r.
Sergeant Frank I.nhmi,iSr
Sergeant NanC" Harper.
Cadet HUGH StOhhs.
Sergeant John Hin.
Cadet Donald Brand.
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Watch
SOLDIERS
81
Or. !
FORTUNE
"a

.Mccrcary: Monday God Needeth Men.
Tuesday. why Am A. Christian"
Wednesday, Tho Crucified ChHst.
Thursday. How Men Are saved- Friday
Come ana See" go
Next Sunday evening at the Second
United Presbyterian church theSe I'LL
be an illustrated lecture given With
stereopticon views, on the sub3ecE OF
Home Mission and Public Welfare. Six.
" slides will be used In connection with
the address. which Will be OF much IN.
activity manifested In these public up
lift movements.
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REV. M'CREARY
Second o. ". Church Pastor to Conduct
rv1uneNst,c Services at Cleveland.

Rev. Ira G.. McCrcary will leave today
for Cleveland where he will spend the
week conducting a series Of lectures al
the Second United Trrshyt "rian church,
% which Rev. W. W. lIubbell is pastor.
tn cleveland is in the interest Of tho
evangelistir services which arc being
conducted nv n:nry Of the churches this
month. E"llrwinE is the program OF
lectures which VIII b. delivered ny lev
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-01-19
TWO HURT BY FALLS
ON ICE YESTERDAY

While on his way out ~ tho Beech
Bottom mines, George Arhan"S slipped
on the ice and broke his right leg. Ia
was removed IL tn" North Wheeling hos
piial for treatment.
Scroll Massy of 225S Main street. II
in the North Wheeling hospital suffer
ing from laccratiOns Of the skull as a
result OF \ fall hr. received when lie trip
pod on step coming out Of restaurant
on the South side. His condition IL
not considered serious
pari"i GauCham. merchant policeman
and might Waterman. foil carly SRtnrdaT
morning on tho ICY street and fractured
his hin Ifc was removed 10 the North
Wheeling hospital wher" he is resting
easily. Owing tn his age Il Is thought
that there will 10 considerable trouble
attached 10 his recovery.
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Friendship" Dance.

The "Dokic" orchestra. composed OF
twelve Sunshine Boys" will furnish
the music for tho Friendship dance
which will be given by local knights OF
Pythias on Wednesday evening. January
81. Convention hall. IN tho Auditorium
building. will he III" scene OF this fra
tcrnity event an da very large crowd
is expected 10 attend. Attendance r;
the dance is limited To members Of this
fraternity. their ladies and sons under
II years Of age.
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q. A. B. TO CELEBRATE.

Tlr g. \. T.. and allied organizations
will hold n hiE patriotic celebration on
the Saturday night preceding Washing
toms Birthday. which falls on Sunday.
Fob. %. Tho affair will consist OF sew
cral addresses Of patriotic nature and
numb.r Of musical selections.
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Leap Year Dance.


On Friday evening OF this wcrk the
initial dance Of the Leap Year club will
be held in Convention Hall, Auditorium
building. This event viii be featured
with an unusually fine musical program
which will be furnished by the W. c.
Handy Memphis Blues orchestra. of
Memphis. Tenn. Handy himself will be
here and for tho benefit Of the parents
and friends Of the young people who will
attend IN" dance. a short program Of
lato numbers Will be rendered prior TO
tho dance.
The committee in charge Of the dance
- composed ~ III" following: Linch,
Conley, Shaub. Ellis. Taylor. Garvey.
Long, ]. Murphy. Wilson. Schramm. Gift
| nm, Dorer, Frazier. Bennett. L. Murphy.
birthday Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Mcintyre entertained
a number Of young people at their home
in East wheeling on Saturday, night. the
occasion celebrating the 10Th anniver-
sary Of the birth of their son. George
Mcintyre. The evening WAS devoted u
merry games and music and at late
hour r luncheon was served. with at
traCtive appointments apparent.
Those present were:
Misses
blanche Fisher Mabel Beaver
Clara Murrcy Marjorie Kaiser
Harry oCNSeNDInS W llll1IO mcintyre
Raymond Frohmc Calvin Miller
Raymond Mcintyre George Mcintyre
Charles OChScnbnc
Mrs.'S. Ochscnbine
81. n Club.
Tho members Of tho II. H. Club were
dell ghtfully entertained at the home
of Miss Edna Tucker on the Island,
Thursday a%cninE. The evening was de-
voted to sewing and later a dainty
luncheon was served. Those present
were:
@isSeS-
Martha Leach EicanOr Thurncs
Margrctta Co"n Marion West
Mayme Harrington Gl"noC Ticman
Winifred Alice Scahrisht.
Radabaugh Julia MaSscr
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Engagement Announced

The members or The New Era Guild
Of tho Ston" Church Sunday school OF
Elm Grove We're very pleasantly enter
tanned on Saturday evening by Miss
Virginia Linton at her HON" IN Woods
dale. Music. games and contests tlllHd
the hours with merrimpnt and at 1880
clock 4 very dclectable lunChcon was
served. 4 color scheme Of pink and
yellow was effectively carried out in
the appointments. The faN"rS were
pretty little baskets filled with dainty
CONNECTIONS. while upon the handle Of
each there was a clever cupid hearing
an enlightenment ring announcing the en-
Gagemcnr Of Miss Fricda Louise Glenn
ems and Mr.. Herbert G. Linton. NJ
though no date has been set for the
wedding. 1t will take place in tho near
future.
Miss Clemens Is the attractive dauSh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Clemens, of
Stone Church street. Tim Grove. and
is a general favorite with n large circle
Of friends. She formerly attended
school at Triadelphia District High
school. Mr.. Linton, who is the son Of
Mrs. Kate r. Linton, of Woodsdalc.
is we'll known In the out-thc- pike dis
trict. He spent a year with the United
States army. being a member OF the
S01st Water Tank Train. The young
people have tho best wishes OF their
many friends.
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National Thrift week-ssart bans
account to-day. o..
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About People
Movements Of individuals To Ana
From The City.
AT THE HOTELS

McLure-H NJ. Carroll Phillip; f; NJ.
Ncal.. rarkerSburG: J. s. Sldwcli. far
k"rsburg; J.. r. Ticrney,' Parkersours
II. G. Washburn, Piedmont.
windsor-T. $. Neptune. Fairmont.
Stamm-l.ouis Hcrsc, Grafton; L
Lester. Huntington; W. n. Moss, Graz
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& & Fl
2kA By Robert &c Stead
~ X <x&%1 kitchener. and other poems
I'll "a. y srsosyk vr4 e-~~~- --.s-

ride. which do you say-auto or
horseback
II can't go horseback In these
clothes and don't want to change"
Dave pressed n button and the ON
nlpresent Chinese hoy" stood before
him. my car" he said. THE two
passenger car. shall not want n
driver" Then. continuing to Miss
Morrison: "You will need something
more than that coat. Let me see. My
smoking jacket should 1T"
In n few minutes they were thread
ing their way through the street traf-
fic In Dawes machine. Presently the
traffic thinned. and the car hummed
through long residential avenues of
comfortable homes. on and on they
sped. until the city streets and the
city lights fell behind and the car was
swinging along a fine country road
through land marked with streams
and bridges and blocked out with fra
grant bluffs Of young poplars.
AT last. after an hours steady driv-
conversation. they pulled up on the
brow Of n hill. Dave switched of his
lights, the better TO appreciate the
majesty of the night. and In the 81.
lence came the low murmur of water
There were no words. They sat and
brenthed IL.
Suddenly. from n sharp bend behind
In the road. flashed the lights Of an
/ approaching car. Dave was able 70
switch his own lights on again only
In time to avoid n collision. The on
coming car lurched and passed ~ fu
riously. but not before Dave hac rec
ognized Coward as the driver. Bach
on it's trail Of dust fioated the ribalc
notes Of half-intoxicated women.
CLOSE enough" said Dave when III,
dust had settled. well. let us Jos
back home"
They took the return trip leisurely
drinking In the glories OF the nigh
and allowing time for the play of con
versation. Bert Morrison was a gooS
conversatlonalist. Her points Of In
terest were almost infinite. And the!
were back among the street lights be
fore they knew.
"Oh. I almost forgot" Bert said, a
they parted. as though she really ha'
forgotten. II was AT reception 10
day when beautiful woman aske'
for you--asked me II had ever hear
OF Mr.. David Eden"
"'What. Dave Eden. the million
aireT 7 said. Everybody knows him
He's the beau OF the town. or coul'
be II he wanted to- oh, | gave yo'
a good name. Dave"
Thanks. Bert. That was decent
Who was sheT'
"She said her name was Iren
Hardy"
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that her daughter would outllve her
youthful infatuation and would at
length. in a more suitable match, give
her heart 10 one Of the numerous ell
gibles Of her circle.
To promote this end Mrs. Hardy
spaced no pains. Young Carlton, son
Of q banker and one Of the leading
men OF his set, seemed a particularly
appropriate match. Mrs Hardy
opened her home to him. and Carlton,
whatever his motives, was not slow 10
grasp the situation. For years Irene
had not spoken Of Dave Eden, and the
mother had grown 10 hope that the
old attachment had died down and
would presently be quite forgotten IN
new and more becoming passion.
The fact Is that Irene at that time
would have been quite incapable OF
stating her relation toward Eden and
Its Influence upon her attitude TO life.
She was by no means sure that she
loved that sunburnt boy Of romantic
memory she was by no means sure
that she should ever marry him, let
his development In life be what II
would but she felt that her heart was
locked, at least for the present. to all
other suitors. She had given her
promise. and that settled the matter
Notwithstanding her indifference the
girl found herself encouraging Carl
toms advances. or at least not meet
ing them with the rebuffs which
had been her habit toward all other
sultors, and Mrs. Hardy's hopes grew
as the attachment apparently devel-
oped. But they were soon TO be shat
| tered.
Irene had gone with Carlton TO the
theater; afterward to supper. II was
long past midnight when she reached
home. She knocked at her mothers
door and Immediately entered. Her
hair was disheveled and her cheeks
were flushed. and she walked INSTEAD
/ lily across the room.
"What's the matter, Irene1 What's
the matter. child? Are you sick? p
cried her mother, springing from her
bed.
"No, I'm not sick" said the girl bru
tally. I'm drunk"
ooh. don't say that" said her mother
soothingly. proper people do not be
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CHAPTER VIII.

Upon the return of Irene Hardy e.
the East II had slowly become appar-
ent 10 her mother that things were not
as they once had been. II seemed as
though she had left part Of her nature
behind-had outgrown II, perhaps
and had created about herself an at.
mosphere OF reserve foreign 10 her
earlier life. II seemed as though the
loneliness Of the great plains had
settled upon her.
Whatever has come over IreneT
said Mrs Hardy TO the doctor one eve
ming. "She hasn't been the same since
she came home. I should not have let
her go west alone"
The doctor looked mp mildly from
his paper. II was the custom OF the
doctor TO look up mildly when Mrs.
Hardy made n statement demanding
some form Of recognition. From the
wide initiation into domestic affairs
which his profession had given him
Doctor Hardy had long since entirely
ceased TO look for the absolute In
woman. He had never looked for II
In man. He realized that In Mrs.
Hardy he did not possess a perfect
mate, but he was equally convinced
that In no other woman would he have
found perfect mate. and he accepted
his lot with the philosophy of his
sixty years. So instead OF reminding
his wife that Irene had not been alone
when she went west he remarked very
mildly that the girl was growing older.
Mrs. Hardy found In his remark oc-
casion 10 lay down the book she had
been holding and TO sit upright In a
'rlgidity Of intense dlsapproval. Doe
toi Hardy was aware that this was
entirely IA theatrical attitude. assumed
for the purpose Of imposing upon him
a proper humility. He had expert
enced Il many times.
Doctor Hardy" said his wife after
the lapse of an appropriate period,
do you consider that an intelligent
remarkT
ut has the advantage of truthful
ness" returned the doctor compla-
Gently. ut is susceptible OF demon
stration."
IL should think this is a matter Of
sufficient interest to the family TO be
discussed seriously" retorted Mrs.
Hardy, who had an unfortunate habit
OF becoming exasperated by her hus-
bands good humor "Irene is our
only child, and before your very eyes
you sea her-you see her DO you
know. begin-I really begin TO sus-
pect that she's in love"
II was Doctor Hardy's turn TO sit
upright. Nonsense I" he said. "Why
should she be In lover" II is the I'M
fortunate limitation of the philosopher
that he SO often leaves irrational be-
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come drunk. You may have had too
much champagne and tomorrow you
will have n headache"
Mother have had too much
champagne, but not as much as that
precious Carlton of yours had planned
for l Just wanted to see how des-
picable he was, and | fioated down
stream with him as far as ! dared
But just as the current got too swift
| struck for shore. Oh. we made
scene, all right, but nobody knew me
there. so the family name is safe and
you can rest in peace. | called taxi
and when he tried TO follow me In !
slapped him and kicked HIM. Kicked
him, mother. Dreadfully undignified
wasn't IL? And that's what
you want me TO marry, in place of
man,
Mrs. Hardy was chattering with
modification and excitement. Her
plans had miscarried Irene had mis-
behaved. Irene was difficult, head
strong child. II was useless TO argue
with her In her present mood. II was
useless 10 argue with her in any mood.
No doubt Carlton had been impetuous.
Nevertheless he stood high In his set
and his father was something OF
power In the financial world. AS the
wife of such man Irene might have
career before her-a career from
which at least some Of the glory would
reflect upon the silvering head OF the
mother of Mrs. Carlton.
go TO your ROOM" she said at
length. "You are In no condition TO
talk tonight. must say II is shame
that you can't go out for an evening
without drinking too much and max
ing scene. What will Mr..
Carlton think of your
IF he remembers all told him
about himself he'll have enough to
think Of" the girl blazed back. "You
know--what have told you-and still
Mister Carlton stands as high In your
sight as ever. am the one to blame.
Very well. I've tried your choice and
I've tried my own. Now l am in a
position to Judge. There win be moth
ing to talk about in the morning
Mention Cartons name TO me again
and l will give the whole incident to
the papers with photographs
and names. Fancy the feature
heading. Society Girl, Intoxicated.
Kicks Escort Out OF Taxi Good
night"
Continued next weekly
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Territory Taken From Spain.
Continued next weekly

Al the close OF the war with Spain
the American government obtained
possession of Porto Rico, Guam and
the Philippines. agreeing TO pay Spain
S20,O00,O00 and give Spanish ships spe-
cial trading privileges in the Philip
pines for ten years. Neither state
hood nor citizenship was promised TO
any Of the islands taken over and they
are governed as territorial possessions.