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Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-09
Mr.. JOHNSON FINDS WALLET
indianapolis Attorney Wakes UP When
He Hears Gleefui Gie9les From
Weeds on Roadside.

Emsley W. johnson. attorney. was
taking spin In his car on d country
road southeast Of indianapolis the
other evening when. approaching q
little town. ne saw large. plump,
leather purse lying between the
wheel tracks. Mr.. Johnson thrilled
with the ancient pleasure Of discov-
err. He stopped the car and climbed
out, wondering silently who had
dropped the wallet. and how many
green or yellow crinky ones were In
1t. He looked around as he alighted.
and saw that the roadway was walled
on either side with pigmy forest Of
ironwecds. ragweeds. horsewecds and
jimpson. forming jungle that crowded
In ns II to close the highway.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-09
CHEAPEST HOLIDAY IN PARIS
week In French Capital May Be Passed
CUTE AGreeabIy or Sum Of TWEEN.
ty-Five Dollars.

DO you know that 1t is possible 10
spend weeks holiday in Paris Tor
10?
1t sounds impossible. tn, II can be-
h"Ae, says = write: in London Tit
Bits.
III" = Toes not lu"!uGe ,ra,,!;n.
eEN"n''S. for 80" ya~y a,ro-.l.u. t.,
s'"i''ts r".n,. .OutC all - on.
If modest hotel * chosen the
charge Is about 20 francs = night
The tourist should adopt the French
hnblt of'haNing rolls and coil.e TO-
.oreakfast ana this should cost him
abdu1 70 cent!meS Il day. Luncheon
should he taken AZ one of the numcr
Gus cheap restaurants, where /. car
De obtained for > or o francs.
II should be noted that there 70 q
small charge for cloth. plates etc. Two
trnncs Is ample fo- tea and the eve
Ming meal should be similar 70 lunch
con. The correct time for !; Is be-
tween Gas and S 30 Sundry fares
should no; amount to more than IL
francs.
Altogether II should COS; IS, francs
FOR food. lodging and suudry fares.
There are abCut 80 francs in -. and
so there remain ~ francs for sight
seeing and extras. This should be am
pie. for many of the most intcrestin.
places In Paris. such as the Bois dc
Noul0Gnc. tn" houicvnrds, the world
famed picture galleries and Notre
Dame, that can lie seen for nothing
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-09
Never Heard Of Sunny Side Up

Never Heard Of Sunny Side UP.
Irwin :. Cobb, on Il recent south
ern tour stopped for dinner at tiny
railway restaurant in Mississippi
village.
"Well. uncle. what's the bill-of-
farc?' he asked the aged colorcd man
who came from the kitchen 70 look
after him.
DE bill o'-fare." said the old man.
IAN ham, eggs, cohn bread and
coffee"
''Thcn I'll have ham, eggs. corn
bread and coffee uncle said Mr..
Cobb.
The old waiter bowed and shufflctl
out. But n moment later he put his
head through the doorway again.
Boss" he said. "how yc gwne
have dem ecg-bllnd or lookin' at
yeT'-Detroit Free Press.
Greenbrier independent. [volume] (Lewisburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1980, 1921-12-09
Not In Our Purse

Ffnanciers say the United States
has too much gold. In this compute.
ton the flnanclers are not referring to
uA-Louisville Courier-Journal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

trip north"
Mrs. Joseph Hardchack. 500 North
Wilton place. who stood IA tho re-
lation OF fostcr.mothcr 20 tho
dead giri. also says that Arbuek.e
was an unknown quantity in the
young actress life.
"Shs never mentioned hla name
except In connection with his pie.
lures. and no one who knew her
could picture her receiving the at.
tcntions OF this man. said Mrs.
ifardebeck. who professcd herself
completely nyEtified BY Arbuckic's
reported remark TO Miss Rape.
I've been waiting five years 10 set
you
"afr. Arbuckie never eame 10 rse
house 10 see her. asserted the
girls fostermother. Il am certain
he never made any advances. and "
he had any designs on her shc
dldnt know IT.
Such was Virginia Rappe'H char.
acser that any low or common act
was impossible 10 her. according 10
Mrs. Hardebeck. with whom she
had lived since tho death Of her
mother IL years ago. From the
time OF her mothers death she re
manned n girl OF Is In disposition
and spirit. said ''aunty.--
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
CIRCUS ROBBERS
OBTAIN $4,000

PORTLAND. Ore. Sept. IT,
Three unmasked bandits robbed the
SellsF1oto circus treasurer. Friday
night at Vancouver. Wash. Of be.
tween $4,000 and $4,000 in cash
and drafts. The report OF the rob.
berry was received by the Vancouver
police from Jose Condor. legal ad-
justcr for the circus.
'Poodles' Hannaford and his
mothe-. Mrs. Grace Hannaford.
who with seven others were riding
in a motor truck from which the
money was taken. was struck on
the head with revolver by one OF
the bandits when he objected TO
the bandits searching his mother.
According to advices received by
the Vancouver police. the money
was being transferred from the cir
Gus grounds to the safe in the treas.
urer's car in the railroad yards in q
motor truck. About two blocks
from the circus grounds and near a
clump Of bushes. two shots rang
out. three men jumped from the
bush. They ordered all occupants
OF the truck to get out.
After getting the circus money,
the three bandits lined up +. a.
McIane. circus treasurer; Robert
De Iochte. assistant treasurer: five
members Of the Hannaford family
and two other women whose names
have not been learned. and searched
the party.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Arbuckle Defense
Maintains Silence

LOS ANGELES, Sept. fT.-Dcad
silence closed today over the move
ments OF the Fatty Arbuckle de-
Tense. now temporarily ccntercd
here.
Frank Domlnguez, chief counsel
for the accused comedian. arrived
in Los Angeles with Lou Anger.
Arbuckle's manager. Both declined
to comment on the case.
I'VE decided at council OF those
Interested In defending Arbuckle
that none OF us should talk about
the case Mt this time" Dominguez
said In reply 10 questions. when
the time comes we shah have some.
thing to say--plenty OF IT,"
Anger made the same statement.
II cannot say anything without
the authority OF Mr.. Dominguez, -
he said.
Dominguez is in Los Angeles. he
said. 10 try two cases In court Mon.
day.
Don't you wish 10 say you CT
pect to prove Arbucklc innocent OF
murder7" Dominguez was asked.
mo: reserve the right to say
nothing" the attorney replied.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Charley Murray, Pal
of Fatty, Says He's
Just OvergrOwn Kid

TACOMA. Sept. iT.--'Iliquor is TO
blame for II all. Roscoe IL n good
fellow and would never have done
II II he wasn't drinking the poison
Gus liquor they are bringing In
these days.
SO does Comedian Charles Muir.
ray. who is playing at Pan;ages'
theatre this week. sum UP the case
Of Roscoe Arbuckle. facing charges
for the murder OF Virginia Rappe.
at San Francisco.
There is no use conecmning the
whole profession Just because some
OF the movie people are MIXED UP
In this affair" continued Murray.
Il dressed with Roscoe for years.
He n Just an overgrown kid. lie
works hard for sir weeks. and then
rciaxes by going on n wild party.
Reports on his car are wrong /
know IL only coat him $4,000. not
$4,000. Ills home cost him 81. 5000.
not 100000.
Virginia was awfuriy young. and
dear. sweet kid She was an ex-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
ARBUCKLE
STARTS OF PAGE ONE

OF Virginia Rape. actress. a gues,
at tho party.
Brady declared the $1,000 win be
insufficient 20 obtain the prosecut
ing evidence he deslrrH lilo said he
would appeal for more money when
the supervisors meet Monday.
II win be Impossible for the
prosecution 10 complete It's case
without additional funds. Brady
said.
The defense has an unlimited
amount OF money 60 be spent"
Deputy A. Golden declared. with.
on, sufficient funds the prosecution
win be defeated before u begins
brady did not give any details OF
the probe he expects 10 begin but II
was believed IL win center about
Hollywood. the homo OF tho Call.
fornia movie stars where rumorn Of
wild parties have bocn brought TO
police.
Tho body Of Mss Rappc was BE-
ing taken 20 Los Angeles today. un
der escort Of a representative Of an
undertaking establishment The fp
neral win be held nj Hollywood
some time Monday. II was believed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
CRASH KILLS
M0T0RCYCLIST

Clarence Slaight, "a, mechanic
living at 1i09 ". 9lst st., died short.
Iy after his motorcycle crashed into
an auto at ~. e3d st. and K. Green
Lake way. Friday night. slaight
was hurled into the air and thrown
20 feet. He suffered fractured
skull and internal injuries.
L. y. Nelson. 1906 10th ave. ~. a
newspaper man, who das driving the
automobile, picked up the injured
man and rushed him to Lakeside
hospital. The accident occurred as
Slaight was on his way home after
visiting friends In Fremont. Accord.
ing to Nelson. Siaight was driving at
a high rate OF speed. Suddenly turn
ing corner. Slaight failed to see
the automobile and crashed head.on
into 1t.
The motorcycle was wrecked and
the automobile badly damaged.
siajght was hurled over both ma
chimes. Nelson was unhurt. Slsight
Is survived by his widow. Mrs. Paul
In Slsisht.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Legion Day Sunday
at Port Townsend

American Legion day. a special
event for the purpose OF bringing
cheer TO disabled veterans OF the
world war. will be held In Port
Townsend Sunday by members OF
the Seattle post Of the American
Legion.
Special boats have been chartered
for the trip and will return Sunday
night.
Among those who win participate
In tho affair are: Lieut.. Gov. and
Mrs. w. j. Coyle Adjt. Gen. Maurice
Thompson and wife. Capt. George NJ.
Brnzer and his mother. Mrs, George
Brazer. and Thomas N. Swale. state
commander of the legion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

IRENE dresser and n beautiful girl.
She wore her hair straight back
over her ears. and wore most ex-
IRENE clothes"
Roscoe didn't have an the ad.
yantagcr." said Mrs Murray, who
Is In Tacoma with her husband.
HE Is just a big kid. who drank
too much bad liquor" both the
Murrnys repeated.
Roscoe and his wife could not
live together. They simply were
not tcmperamentaily constituted 10
enjoy each other. Mlnta Is a fine
woman. Roscoe seems very young
Il am standing up for him." said
Murray. "of course. he's ruined
professionally. II Ia a shame, but
this affair win serve 10 clear the
movies OF a fast crowd that Is
found there. Directors won't have
them any more Ten or one hun
dred people shouldn't be allowed to
prejudice people against all those
who do not travel In the fast
crowd
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Threaten to Close
Big Frisco Hotel

LOS ANGELES. Cal. Sept IL
There will be no immunity for
anyone In this case" Assistant
United States Attorney Robert
camariiio declared today, discussing
the Investigation OF how liquor
came TO he at Roscoe Arbuckle's
party in San Francisco. which pre-
oedcd tho death OF Virginia Rape.
Arbuckie IL now charged with talk.
ing Miss Rappc's life.
camariiio announced no had de-
cided not 20 call Lowell sherman.
movie star. before tho grand jury.
althos sherman was subpocnaed
yesterday.
III he were permitted 10 testify
before that body NJ 10 the source
OF the liquor at Arbucklc's party.
he would undoubtedly seize the op-
portunity TO claim Immunity for
himself" Camarillo said.
Camariilo declared closing OF the
San Francisco hotel whero tho
party was held under the nbaic.
ment clauses OF the prohibition law
was being considered.
1T viii be treated the same a.
tho most humble booticggera
shack" Camarilio said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
U Man GOES TO
POST IN CHINA

Among the passengers on the Ad-
mirai liner Silver State, which sailed
Saturday for the Orient, was Don
Burdick. former University OF wash
ington student. who was recently APP.
pointed to the United States consul
lar service In China
The Silver State. which made q
record Of nine days. is hours and Is
minutes on her recent trip from 70.
kohama 10 Puget sound. carried n
large list Of passengers and n full
cargo.
Included in the latter were sheet
steel. iron pipe. tin plate. galvanized
wire. cotton. flour. lumber and can
ned salmon.
The cotton came from Texas and
Oklahoma and was consigned to Jap
ancso spinners.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Sends Dead Girl
1000 Tiger Lilies

Los ANGELES. Sept IA
floral, tribute Of one thousand tiger
lilies today lay next to the casket
OF Miss Virginia Rape. as result
Of whose death Roscoe Arbuckle.
comedian, was charged with murder.
IL was the offering OF Henry
Lehrman OF New York. Miss Rappe's
fiance. who wired "she died fighting
a woman's battle.s
ITO my brave sweetheart" read
Lehrman's card on the floral piece.
Miss Rappe's body arrived here
from San Francisco early today for
burial at Hollywood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Fatty and
Gardner Are Here!

Roy Gardner and FATTY" Arbuckle
arc both staying at the Nord Hotel
In Seattle.
~ least, the clerk Mt tho Nord
Hotel declares that Friday night.
Gardner OF Tacoma ana Arbuclsle of
Los Angeles, both signed up for n
room. and the hotel register proves
his statements.
For some reason or other. deputies
from the sherlffs office who have
been called to investigate the visit
OF the notable guests, believe a
couple OF people are enjoying a little
Joke,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
10000 PERSONS
FLEE FROM Gas
Choking Fumes Harm 200
in New York !

NEW YORK. Sept. 1.-Two hum
dred persons were "gassed" In Ne
York early today when arnmopi|
fumes spread over an area Of "a
blocks on the upper East side, dtfyV
Ing Thousands from their homts.
When the choking fumes rolled
over tho neighborhood. crowds oil
men. women and children. many oil
them In night clothes or haiti
dressed. swarned into the streets.
choking and gasping.
Many fell unconscious. At "a
time police said there were mk8P4,
than co people sprawied IN tfi(
streets overcome. Police estimated
fully 10000 were forced 10 flee froI
their homes.
The gas wave resulted from
blowing out of a cylinder head
an Ice machine at the Knlcks
booker Ice company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Hotel Manager
Ready for Inquiry

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. Tive
court the most rigid investigation, .
said Manager Harry Coleman OF the
st Francis hotel today. commenting
on the investigation under way In
Los Angeles Of how the famous RIOS.
coe Arbuckle party OF Labor day
came TO have liquor.
THE ST. Francis hotel dld not fur.
nish the liquor TO the Arbucklo
party. We do not furnish liquor TO
any OF our guests
I'VE have welcomed tho fullest In
vestigation and are anxious TO find
the source Of the liquor furnished
the Arbuckle party"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Paderewski to Go
on Concert Stage

PAso RoBLEs. Cal. Sept. IL
isnace Paderewskl, famed pianist
and first premier of Poland, an.
nounced today that he win return
TO the concert stage as his last
means OF helping the new Poland.
a week ago his estate here was
auctioned for Poland's cause.
Paderewski said he was now Ieav.
Ing Paso Robes to arrange tour.
the proceeds OF which he will devote
TO his native lanS
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Murder
In First Degree.
Why Charge Brought.
In Arbuckle Case.

Why was FATTY" ArbucjSie
charged with flrs, degree murder?
why was the granddaughter charge
dropped7
or. why was he not charged with
criminal assault. or rape'
The answer lies In information In
the hands OF District Attorney Matt
Brady. information not yet public.
Arbuchie will face trial under a
special section Of tho criminal code.
IL In section isp. Under this section
murder 10 be frsi degree need not
be prrpc,rated as tho result OF malice.
A man may commit first degree
murder whiio engaged In or attempt
Ing 10 engage In tho preparation OF
another felony--such as arson. rape
robbery. burglary or mayhem
Says Sec fsa: Degrees Of murder
All murder which In pcrpcfrated By
means Of poison. or lying In walt
torture. or any other means OF wilfui.
deliberate and prcrncditated killing.
OR WHICH Is COMMITTED IN
THE pERPETRATiON OR AT
TEMPT TO PEgPETfATE arson.
RAPE. robbery. burglary. or may.
h.m. Ia MURDER OF THE FIRST
DECREEl and all other kinds OF
murder are the second degree
Had Miss Rappe's death been
caused by accident. Arbuckle could
only have been charged with man
slaughter. From tho fact that District
Attorney Brady. after thoro invest
cation. had Arbuckie charged with
first degree murder. II being taken
In legal circles to show that he has In
formation that Arbuckio either per-
pctratcd or attempted TO perpetratc
criminal assault upon the girl. the
act or acts Of which resulted In her
death.
nr. VIM. ophuis. who made post
mortcm examination OF the dead
girls body. gave out n statement
that there was absolutely no csd.
denco OF criminal assault. no signs
that the girl bad been attacked in
any way
District Attorney Brady evidently
has information TO the effect that
either the girl was assaulted or that
she was killed In an attempted as
sault
First degree murder carries two
alternatives-death by hanging or
life Imprisonment, the jury TO deter.
mine which.
With no malice motive II may be
difficult 10 find Q jury that would fix
the maximum penalty. Should a plea
OF guilty be entered. the penalty Is
fixed by the judge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Accuse Mother of
Numbering Father

AURORA. H.. Sept. f7.--Accused
by her two daughters OF intentional.
~ turning on the gas In her hus-
bands room. Mrs. Frances Balchu-
mas Is held in Aurora W a charge of
murder. The daughters, Helen. IL,
and Frances. II, also accuse John
Petroska, who. they say. was friend
ly with their mother, and had been
ordered by their father to leave their
home. Petroska Is also under arrest
on the same charge.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Convict Children
of Killing Father

COLUMBIA, s. c.. Sept. 1.-THE
son and daughter of Marcellus Cook,
who was murdered several weeks
ago, were convicted In Judge Zeahe's
court Friday OF killing their father
and sentenced 10 life Imprisonment.
Two male friends OF Cook also were
sentenced for life for assisting In the
murder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Horn on Speaking
Tour for Veterans

Speeches will be made In Chicago.
Detroit and other Middle Western
citiee by Ralph A. Horr, national
senior vice commander OF the Dis.
abled American Veterans OF the
World War. who has left Schttle on
a tour In the interest Of his organi.
xation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Salvationists Down
Voices of Radicals

When the radicals bound for Rus.
sla on board the Nippon Yusen Kali
sha lines began TO sing their revolu-
tionary songs TO the passengers and
those who had come to see Gem off,
they were drowned out Ffsday by
the vocal endeavors or 20 Salvation.
lists also on board the liner. and
bound for Manila.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Alleged Kidnaper
Is q Yelm Rancher

TACOMA, Sept. II. = ". D..
schincke. 40. a farmer, was held in
the city jail today charged with
being the man who Wednesday even.
ing kidnapped Mrs. II. II. Biohn and
her baby from n street in the resi-
Dental section and later released
them after driving 16 blocks In an
automobile, with the remark that
he had made a mistake"
Schincke. who maintains his limo.
cence, has been identified by Mrs.
Biehn, the police say. He was ar.
rested on his ranch near Yelm.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
SAYS VIRGINIA DIDN'T
ATTEND FILM "PARTITS-

"She was a girl who didn't 70
around much. In fact | never knew
Of her being at n party and I'm
pretty certain she never went out
with another man.
Except that Mrs. belmont and
semnacher's son we're going. 1 don't
think she would have gone on that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
NEVER WAS HEARD
TO MENTION FATTY

II was making some crepe dc
chine undertakings, and Virginia was
so Interested In how was making
theml You know. she couldn't do
anything like that, but she wanted
TO learn--she was just determined
to learn how!
80 in the afternoon she came
over, and we cut out n lot Of stuff,
but she made such n botch OF 1t.
and finally she became Disguised
and threw 1t aside"
She was never known 70 mention
FATTY" Arbuckle-the man held In
San Francisco for her murder.
among her friends.
II think the only man she cared
anything in the world about was
Henry Lehrman," the chum contin.
ued. she was awfully fond Of him
and kept wishing that he would hur-
ry back from New York"
He was never out OF the girls
thoughts, the actress maintained.
you know how girls will talk" the
moving picture girl put IL, but dur
ing all our conversations she has
never mentioned liking another man
.....t.Ifsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
EVERYTHING IN LIFE
APPEALED TO HER

And how she was Interested IN Ire
in everything
One day II would be motoring
then perhaps ocean bathing would
be the absorbing interest In her ex.
istence-then the sewing or cooking
bug would devour her entire being.
Virginia Rape was an average
giri-had normal desires-and fits
Of impulsiveness that control maid.
ems.
why. saw her only three days
before they started for San Fran.
CISCO" said Miss Helen Hansen.
1858 N. oxford ave. another screen
actress--referring TO the weekend
trip to$San Francisco which result.
ed in the death OF Virginia Rape.
al Semnacher had asked me 10
go. and Virginia seemed insistent"
Miss Hansen was stunned by the
report OF the girls tragic end-and
the unfortunate incidents surround.
inc N
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

LOS ANGEIES.-~Bai denied Mrs.
Madalynne Obenchain. Jointly
charged with Arthur G. Burch for
alleged murder OF J. Bolton Ken
nedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

Henry Lehman, the moUie
producer and fiance Of Vir-
ginia Rape, sohose inUesti-
cations by long distance tele-
phone led to the arrest of
Roscoe Arbuckle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
Life Appealed to
Beautiful Virginia,
Dead Film Actress

lust glimpse OF fiarcsklrted
- jacket. snug.fitting TO the waist
a tailored pair Of riding broeches ~
drabcolorcd silk encasing shapely
iegs--high black vici.kld riding boots
snd small Jockeys cap with n long
visor to protect the eyes.
How many residents OF Hollywood
have seen the familiar figure % a
beautiful brunei stri--Just emerging
from extreme youth. dressed as
above. headed for hike In the
hills.
Isn't she heausyr-' many a per-
son would cxciaim as Virginia Rape
with her raven trcsses pulled back
boyishiy from her forchcad-wouit
look up from under the peaked cap.
Even among the pretty girls Of
the motion picture colony. virgsn!a'a
striking exauisiteness stood out
above the average.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17
my DEAR. TN
REDUCING" SHE'D SAY


Maybe she'd meet friend.
'-Off for n hike. virgtniay" would
be a form Of saiutation-
MY dear. I'm reducing would
b the reioinder In mock dismay.
Her sveite figure. supple as a child
OF 10. swaying with the grace Of
youth. In her form-fltflng clothes
and stout walking boots. would give
n humorous touch 20 her remark.
II Virginia were trying TO cut
down weight. she was enough OF the
eternal feminine 70 keep the tragic
truth TO herself Her constant COM
panion would be with her--Jsffl
jeff Is one OF those biz. plaIn-spoken
dogs--and when he talked he meant
business. Anyone wanting TO bother
Virginia would talk first with her
representative jeff.
But Virginia win never hike again.
The rnodish flare-skirted Jacket: the
pair OF tailored riding breaches OF
dr-lb colored siIk--her riding boots
are but a few OF the remaining evil
dences that Virginia was a viva.
cious. warm-blooded young girl Just
few short days agoi
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-17

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