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The evening herald., 1921-06-19
GERMAN FACTORY
SECRETLY TURNS OUT
RIFLES FOR MEXICO
League of Nations De-
cides 1t Cannot
Interfere

GENEVA, June is.--The league ot
nations discovered today that mu-
niuons factory in panzig is sccrctoly
turning out AN order tor 10000 rifles
for Mexico.
After long debate Il was decided
that the league cannot interfere with
delivery of weapons to Mexico. but orr
dcrs were issued that no more war
materials ahall bc manufactured iu
Dunzig.
General llaking, the leagues high
commissioner at panzig reported 20
the league that he had found the fac
tory sccr,triy engaged IN turning out
the guns. The weapons are t0 hc de-
nyerrd within "a month ho said.
Tho league previously had ordered
the factory not Co accept an offer
for 90 600 rifles ordered by the gov
crum.nt of Peru. The high commia-
sioncr had instructed owners OF the
factory 20 turn 20 the manufacture OF
sowing machines vehicles and other
pa-iimr goods.
Haklng reported that the Mcxicar
order was placed iu October Of 1899
a month before the league took charg'
! VI the cay,
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

LAKE FOREST, lIi.. june u.s., Ef-
forts to hold cottage wcddtug n
palace failed her" late today
Miss Lolita Armour daughter ot the
multimiiiiunuiru packer. ana John j.
Mitcheil Jr. s1u of ou, of th" ma
tion'a lrHdinr fuInDi,rs, wcI, mar
riod a, Melody farm. tho vast rsatt
ct the Armoura
Mrs ogden Armour 1ud her daugh
ter did their best iu keep the rcrc-
mouy % quiet simple affair but th,
gcorgous Lolis XVI room, q Ions
hau ut Italian marble carpct"d win
iado green. could uuly furnish th,
background to au elaborate wedding
500 GIlSTS
Three hundred guests. many ol
whom came out of Chicago Boo Hpcc.
iul train. were present whom Mis'
Armour known us the democratic
little rich rift walked down the pic
tureupic staircase uu thr arm of he.
father 60 hv Fivon to Jack Mitchell
World war hero.
Tho service which united two o
AmtriDa'H sfaItUsf fortunes. wnr rc1t
by Bishop Pose OF Portland ore
Eun.
Much 90 the beautiful urnitur,
was cleared from tine spacious room
and corridors fo tho Italian villa. %
make why Tor tho reception vhicl
followed.
The guests were kcvuly dlmppoiut
ed whom thD word was passed arouni
that MrH Armour would not dis
i play the elaborate presents hrf d1uEh
I ter received.
/ "Gins arc personal affairs surol
no one wotSd boz Interested iu thcm
Mrs Armour said
Valuable Gifts
| Value OF rlifr oI cash. bonds AM
precious remembrance were said Q
I bo huru enough to put many ftrur
glinr municipality on its fctt
] Tho idru of simplicity thD Armour
stroNU fur was carried out Niu th
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Dempsey and | Were
Childhood Sweethearts
Says Mrs. Boulanger

Los ANGELES. June lS.-"My
husband L. doluded in the extreme "
he accuses me of writing to Jack
Dempsey. Jack and / We're childhood
swsethoarta al school In Colorado.
but nothing more than that" stated
Mrs. Lillian Boulanger. white wife OF
y u. Boulangcr, wealthy Usage In
dian OF oklahoma. Boulangcr In su-
ink her for divorce. named. zone Jack
Dempsey ~ Los Angeles" as the CO.
re-po ndcni.
Mrs. noulanr.r. who IL young
quit. pretty. and evidently OF Ger
man descent. has been working at a
soft drink emporium al local public
park. having apparently been az outs"
with her Indian brave spouse for
some time previous 10 the iliing OF
the complaint.
why she said its been six
Years since I have seen Jack or have
written TO him. My husband knew
that Jack and were childhood
friends and ever since Jack became
famous he has been inHanely jealous.
she said n certainly intend 20 fight
back In this ease. and since he has
started something as ridiculous a.
this. / win DO my best to show him
up ! have retained an attorney and
intend 90 80 back tU iawhuska ut
once and fils a cross complaint has
INK it upon ;he gropnds OF cruelty and
iutuNicntiuu.'
Mrs Houlanger said she would asi,
Tor good stiff alimuny" ana ample
attorneys fees 20 nght these foolish
charges" lier husband is an Usage
Indian aud In receiving 81 900 pei
month from hts land. upon which
OH was recently discovered. she said
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

And oonsidcr this Mr. stllmnn's
eldest son refused tu shake hands With
the father ON learning OF his way of
Twins Think uf this N was then
her voice roso Tor tho moment her
eyes rlouded almost imp'rcoptihly.
Decent o. show that there was an
abnormal condition uf his mind :
surely this WAS mot O. normal condi-
tion SitilW1u tried tl destroy his
own home. t0 films thr wreDkuEe ull
over the world. ! moan just that. !
have lstt,is from uH tHI away as
Japan, iu which men and women cX-
pressed 90 MI .athy with me-
"stllman Bol~hc,I-t'
Again. as DC inevitable. crmc her
conclusion.
This Be- not citv or state affair.
or even national This thing has Do
orally gone all over the world. 10 is
not beautiful thing tu sly. but true.
4 man OF great wealth and power Co
strike out at the foundation uf the
home. What is 10 become OF Che
state and civilization iu this ca-o. %
! am not attaching too much impor-
tance e. myself Yet, what ] am
passing through I think is Of value
20 the world.
"whcn { consider this. stliman is
Holsheviat. worst, ana b cuuvinccf
me b" is am abnormal person, as
have said
And several moments later she
considered the attitude of the rudi
| Gals ". y, a. she expressed 10. desired
| 20 stone the Sunmaus. But aEalu sh'
/ emphasized. "Stiilmuu was not th|
| only person who indulEcd in sucl
/ reck lcssncss
"No" she said after somewhat
/ lengthy pause, SULLIVAN i- not us hnt
"a man as one OF his advisors hal
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
REPLIES
TO WEEKS: Loss
N0T0VERSTATED
City Says 1900 Are Dead
or Missing; Damage
Is $23, 600, 900

WASHINGTON, June 1s.--An
appeal for contributions 20 the
$500, 900 fund for the rehabiIita-
ton Of Pueblo, Colo, recently
swept by floods, was made tonight
by the American Red Cross.
While the first emergency has
has been met. there remains the
task Of rchabilitating families who
have lost their homes and all their
possessions, il was pointed out.
TUEBLo, Colo, June is.--''Mors
than iso0 persons drowned ana mIsa-
Ing and total property damage OF
$4,000. .OOO.T - the result Of tho
flood OF two weeks axo was the state
ment contained In a telegram 20
se.a etary OF War Weeks sent from
here tonight.
The telegram was sent after Sec
rctnry Weeks was reported 70 have
said Pncblo's relief fund was large
enough 60 meet the emergency. u
was signed BY the Red Cross. Knights
Of Columbus. the Masonic lodge aud
other organizations.
The telegram stated the cordltions
az Pueblo had not oeen exaggerated
and requested Secretary Weeks 20
''Rive u the same publicityT aa he
ha1 his statement given to the press.
officials OF the Red Cross an
nounced that $40 houses WIRE demol-
ished and that there was still great
need for funds 10 rehahllitata
famlllca In the devastated sections.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
DRY CONGRESSMEN
AND DPROH|D|T|ON|STS
CLASH OVER BILL
Volstead's Latest Meas
ure Meets With Some
Opposition

wASHINGTON June 1s-Dry
congressman and prohibition workers
tonight were fighting among them
selves over Representative Nolstead y
latest prohibition policy his supple
m,nt 90 the original Volstcad law
Wayne - Wheeler uf the anti
VA loon ieagur aud T.. a.. Dinwiddie.
formerly with the league. but now
connected with other reform organ
izntlous. rlnshed in hearings before
the house rules committee today
uiuwiddtr sided with the leading
cE mists aud Industrial alcohol max
crs OF the country in their position
that the additional restrictions placed
upon their interests by the N0lHtcad
bin should not hc rushed through
congress under "a gag rule
This aroused Wheeler, who In a
formal statement said
"Mr. uiuwiddie had not been CON
nectod with the unti-saloon league
Tor moro than % year aud iH usaum-
iug 90 protect uhns'H nf the trade De
is unwillingiy protecting the illegal
traffic"
The house rule demands that Vol
stead separate his bin and rush
through congress only that section
prohibition th, prescription OF beer af
medicine This aurrrtd Repre- ssnta-
tive Nolstond and be- charged before
the rules committee that Chairman
Campbell Kansas. wh0 has Away
supported prohibition was cndcaVur'
Ing 90 delay his hiil.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Cloudbursts Tie Up
Railway Service in
North Dakota

FARGO. y. H.. June lS-Cloud-
bursts between Dickinson, North Ia
kota. ana Glcndivc, Mont today de-
atroyed roadwbya. tied up railroad
service nid crippled communication.
Tranacuntincntal trains Wot" being
dstouttd Via other routes II was
aid the roads may Dee tied up Tor
several duys Although there was
heavy propcrIy damage and much
livestock wuA Killed. reports 30 far
said There was mo- loss OF life.
The rain was particularly heavy
between Modora and sentinel Blur,
Nnrth Dakota n was Ftll raining
late today although the worst OF the
storm was over.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

made him out 10 be-. This adviser Is
q WOman ha:ef hu does not believe
bon any woman iio would be glad to
crush and kill nae.
lie has complained was always
crawling out OF holes In which he
hbs triod TO bury me. hut / intend
Co keep ON until they DO bury me.
These meu believe no woman has
any right 90 lify. happiness least OF
ull equality. Yet Stillman has real
ffiouds who recognize the good quail
tiles hc possessed and they have writ
ten mo iu sympathy.
4 firmly believe my case viii teach
lesson Co o. certain type OF Wall
street men not easily forgotten. Peo-
pie OF America will not tolerate Il.
American gentlemen, rich or poor
viii not treat their families as still
man has done
Washing own Clothes
She was asked whether hcr inter
cot n the divorce suit was not CEN
tered on GuN She replied.
We'll I always loved children.
understand them. and they seem q
understand me. ! remember that ever
the youngsr people In society. used if
the narrow seuao. were my fhvoritea
I tried 10 help them TO have ,hoii
rights recognized.
"Rich mems children" she ohsery
I'd suddenly do not have 10 good a
time hccausa. their parents are rich
They do not have the chance 10 de
vclop like other children. No." sh
shook her head dccisively, tho ricl
are not happy
cone sickcus of riches. n one ha
any breath OF understanding. I an
an indlVduulst. think 1 have wol
nay spurs as the equal OF anyone d
mY family
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
State Closes Case
In Mrs. Orthwein
Trial for Murder

CHICAGO. June tS.-Attorneys for
Mrs. ORA prihwoin. charged with
tho murder OF Herbert n. Zeigler.
will ass tho court 90 throw the MUIR
dor cuaD uuf ~ court. it was an
uounred here tonight.
"Au ON, state, Witnesses have been
our b,st evidence" said Ben short
Mrs Ouhw,inH lawyer There ia
no use r0.nr on. I viii appeal 20 the
court Monday
Tho state rested its case late today
ana the defense VIII start Monday,
unless tht judge grants the request
~ Short.
- am confident that I viii be- ac-
aulttrd tlId Mrs. prthwein tonight
srhe Hiutcr trump cards were iokcra.'
The state hHH been attempting IA
ufHtU thut Mrf. orthwcin Killed I,iE-
ler because she was JEALOUS Of an'
other woman. Mrs. Orthwein said
she dId u in rcif defense. The de-
feudauf plans 90 take the stand aud
tcu hDr story.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
GOMPERS FACES
HOT FIGHT FOR
REELECTION
Lewis Said to Have Cam.
paign Fund of
500, 900

COLORADO SPRINGS. Colo. June
1s-Thc fight for leadership iu
American labor took tho center of
tho stage tonight at the convention
OF the American Federation Of Labor
The bitter controvcrss between tbs
fo-ces backing the veteran leader,
saiat IL Gompcrs. for recollection as
president, and those urging the
candidacy Of John J.. Lewis bids fair
10 hold the spotlight during the re-
innindcr OF the convention.
The clash. which has been stirring
quistly during The last few months
came into the opcn today with pub
llcntion Of rumors that "A campaign
fund OF 500. 600 was being used TO
further Lewis candidacy. These
ruWors have been circulating
throughout the convention.
Cau-cs Turmoil.
Publication OF the rumors which
are not suhstantiatsd In any way by
positive information. has thrown the
entire convention into a turmoil.
Lewis candidacy which has been
smolderinE. has burnt into full flame.
Al conference cf his bockers IL was
definitely decided 70 place Lewis
name before The convention AZ "a
cand date in caso he can retain the
SUPP oit which has been pledged"
Printing Of the story has Increased
bitterness among Lewis'a friends
against the Gompers faction. They
accute the latter OF deliberately cir
cusItlng the rumor OF the campaign
fund TO iniure the candidacy of the
president OF the United Mine Work
erl This wns denied by Gompers
supporters rhev declare the story
OF the 100000 fund originated from
perrons close to Lewis. when first
heard at the convention.
A conference. of those supporting
l. sS.s' candidacy was held en- route
/ to Colorado Springs from Denver to.
( day. The delegates came TO Colorado
| Springs for days outing. In
| checking owes the votes pledged "a
Lewis, his supporters claim tney
have found a sufficient number "a
/ insure Lewis election.
furrtngton Against Lewis.
A careful canvass OF the maiI
voting strength Of the convention
however showed that this was doubt
/ ful. Lewis probably viii be unable
To- gain the backing of the Earring.
! ton faction OF his own union. several
] other leading union representative
who were claimed FOR Lewis. de-
carcd they would stick viii
Gompera.
The main hope Of the Lewis fac,
tion is that Il VIII be- able 10 gair
sufficient strength 10 force Oomperi
to announce his retirement from ac
tive leadership IN the labor organixa
tion.
There is no question but what
Lewis candidacy has developed rap
idly during the last two days Up q
that timo Lewis himself did not be
iicNe he would be candidate. How
! ever with pledges OF support sum
cieut 90 insure a good showing. Levi
is determined 10 go through with IN
ngft. according to s.is close friends
IsNif has never made any pubii
statement regarding his candidacy.
William Green, secretary of m
United Mine Workers OF America,
one of tho leaders workin, IN behal
Of Lewis II Lewis should be- ohose
president OF the national federation
Groom probably would succeed hir
as head Of the miners Equalization.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
MAIN j. S. FLEET
MAY Be SWITCHED
TO PACIFIC OCEAN
Naming New Command
ers Is First Step in
Reorganization

wAsHIS0ToN. June is.--A re-
organization OF the United state.
navy. involving a probable change a.
naval policy will he announced neat
week, IL was stated officially to-
night.
che statement followed the flrs.
actual reorganization step taken to-
day when new commanders for the
two major fleets In both the atlantic
aud Pacific were announced along
with tho statement that there woald
soon be- "A redistribution OF ships.
The change In policy Ia expected TO
be- that main tRttieship fieet Of the
American navy II TO be created In
the Pacific.
secretary DENLY. u Is known.
some time ago decided on strength
ening tho Pacific fleet n net I'M
mediatey putting the main Amcrl-
can fleet ON the west coast lie tec-
commended this to President Hard
ing. because OF the delicate inter-
national situation involved. Harding
refurred the question to Secretary OF
State Hughes
Whether Hughes approved the
step in full IN not known.
The contention of Secretary DENLY
and OF high ouiciais OF the navy. Il
is understood, IL that proposed crea-
tion 81 the main ficct In the Pacific
IL not "a warning TO Japan. but Is
only following out a sound national
policy.
Tho change IN American naval
policy rs linked with the naval poll
cies Of Great Britain and japan. 4.
main American fleet be created In
the Pacific this brings up tho ques-
tio1 of working agreement be-
tween the United Stnlos and Great
Britain 10 police the waters Of world
The British navy 10 take Atiaatie
ocean and the American navy the
Pacific Prenidcnt Harding has
given attention To this question.
Changes In Command
Secretary DENLY today announced
the following changes IN commands OF
the two fleets
Vice Admiral Hilary T.. Jones TO
/ command the Atlantic fleet with rank
OF full admiral. succeeding Admiral
| Henry n. Wilson who takes charge
OF the naval academy.
Rear Admiral r.. W. Eberle. to COM
mand the Pacific fleet with rank
of fun admiral Hugh Rodman, whu
goes 10 command OF Hampton Roads
Naval base.
Rear Admiral John ID. Mcdonald
now comanding New York Nevy Yard
becomes second IN command Of m.
atlantic fleet with rank OF vice-ad-
mirnl. and Rear Admiral W. u. Shoe
maker. now In command Of the naval
station at Honolulu becomes vice ad-
miral Of the Pacific fleet
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
u. s. Chamber of
Commerce Against
Bonus for War Vets

WASHINGTON. June is.--The
United States chamber of commerce
tonight came out against cash bonus
for service men.
A brief sent 20 President Harding
and hundreds OF trade AID CONNER
clai organizations declared the war
had laid u mortgage Of tl.i36 on ov-
cry family IN the United States and
that a cash bonus would only add to
the burden.
At the same time the brief mace
Il clear that the organization Ia Ia
favor of national legislation to meet
adequately the needs Of disqualification
and rehabilitation Tor diauh hlod vet
erans. and FOR constructive measures
to enable cN-rerVico men to cultivate
the soil. to build homes or 20 obtain
! vocational training.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Effort TO Hold Cottage Wedding
In Palace Fails; LaUishness at
Marriage ofMiSsLolita Armour

gown of Miss Armour which was n
lulct creation OFT white velvet costing
about 5000 She wore no Jewels
The hcirDss and the bridegroom have
known each other since childhood.
~ think they met one dny when
Lolita was siN months old said Mrs.
Armour 20 carried her over % Jacks
huusr Goo sop hIm.
Mr. aud Mrs Mitchell were 20 leave
tonight ON their honeymoon. which
will TAX. th,m TO- lake Louise aud
Banff then down the coast To san
Francisco
They will stay In the west until
Scptrubcr when they VIII return
to keep house in Chicago,
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

Oil Fire Is Dying
Out After Causing
Damage of $500, 600

CASPER. Wyo.. June iS.-fira
which has ragged IN seven large crude
OH tanks of the Midwest Refining
company here since last night and
causing damage estimated az $500. =
900 was dying out tonight after hun
dreds Of workmen had hattled the
flames for hours The fire. which
was started ~ holt OF lightning
during a thunder storm late yes-
terday. destroyed thousands OF Eal-
Ions Of oil
No one was reported injured.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
President and Wife
Go on a Cruise
Down Potomac

WASHINGTON June iS.--ireai-
dent and Mrs Harding and a party
OF friends lett here tonight for a
cruise un the presidential Yacht, the
Mayfiowcr. The party is scheduled
TO cruise down the Potomac ana into
the hay and return Monday morning.
The official list 90 guests was with
held al the White House.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
6 PERSONS NOW
INDICTED IN EA!D1EEnIl EIA!D1EIl
MURDER INQUIRY
True Bills Are Returned
Against Two More
Men

CLEVELAND. O.. June fS.-Two
more first degree murder indictments
In connection with the murder OF
Daniel y. ka Jer, wealthy Lakewood.
Ohio. publisher, were returned by tho
cuyahoga county grand jury late to-
day. This makes total OF six peo-
pie who have boon Indicted as re-
1918.
The indictments returned tonight
are against Salvatore Gala. confessed
murderer Of Kaber. and Vetera Pts
eli, named by Gala as tho man who
actually welded the knife with which
kabcr was stabbed - times.
Gaia, who 10 held IN Buffalo. pend
Ing extrndition. made complete
confession. detailing how the murder
was planned and executed.
PisscIii sun I,ree.
pisEelii has not yet been captured.
nationwide search was going on
for him tonight Cleveland police
are confident he will be taken into
custody shortly.
Prosecutor stanton said tonight
that the recovery Of the silverwaro
and the arrest OF Gala cleared up ev-
TO capture plsselll and the other Is
to recover kabor'n watch and ring.
Mrs. Eva Catherine kaber. widow
of the slain publisher and who, n Ia
| charged. wanted kaber killed to-
night issued the folio wing statement
regarding Cala's arrest;
II am giad he ~ arrested. Ills
statement does not interest me very
much al this time and l have nothing
to say about Il. Tho truth will come
out IN the end and I DO not fear my
approaching trial"
Trial on Junn ~.
Mrs Kabcr and her daughter. Mar
ian McArdle. both under fist degree
murder Indictment win be tried Juna
-. The other two women under in-
alleged 10 have actually hired the a..
sassinn and 90 have furnished arsenic
Administered 20 Kahcr before he was
murdered. and Mrs Mary Brickel.
mother of Mrs Kaber
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
Fort Worth and Denver
Tracks Washed Out
Near Amarillo, Tex.

AMARILLO. Texas. June iS-aev-
erai hundred feet Of track was wash
ed out tonight on the Fort Worth
and Dcnycr railroad near lsolia Lake.
sixty five miles east of here. when
heavy rains fen over adjacent terri
tory.
Local streets were flooded and aono
damage was caused ~ hail here
Traffic Was tied sp indefinitely ca the
Denver Railroad.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19

DENVER. june Charles
Bryant s. was drowned in the Platte
river hero today when he went 20 the
rescue OF his ~ ycal old brother
william. Tho latter saved himself hy
clngnr 90 willow branches over
hanging tho stream. Tho body OF
m. Younger boy had not been re-
covered tonight.
The evening herald., 1921-06-19
His Type Common in Wall Street, She Says
DECLARES BANKER is A BOLSHEVIST
He Is an Abnormal Per-
son; He Should Be in a
Hospital, Wife States
in Interview at Country
Home; Speaks Feeling
ly Of Baby

uaitts rssss
NEW YORK. June lS.--Thc de.
fensc in the Stillman ease will be
finally determined in a series Of
conferences early next week, it
was learned tonight.
Mrs. James a. Stillman's at
torneys will meet Monday aud
Tuesday in the Offices Of her chief
counsel, John +. Brennan Of
Poughkcepsie, 10 outline prescnta.
ton Of her counter charges which
will probably begin in July.
Mrs. Stillman will not bc pres
cnt. as she expects 10 leave Pough'
keepsie on Monday night 10 at.
tend the graduation exercises at
Princeton university. Sine plans t.
return 10 Poughkeepsie on june
27 the day before the hearings ar,
resumed before Referee Gleason.
POUGHKEEPsiE. y. Y. June is
Mrs Anne J. Stillman told OF James
A. Stiliman yesterday. calmly. almost
with scientific diSpassion though in
the telling she termed him abnormal,
Bolshevist ana irresponsible home
wrecksr"
she did not call him Jimmie" And
she would discuss him not with Tho
petty bitterness Of disillusioned
wife" hut with the understanding oi
an enlightened woman"
No better illustration of her atu-
! tudc could be given than this genef
/ alization. spoken with her character
lstic. cool emphasis.
Il can appreciate the feelings OF
those socialist and anarchist persons
who would stone us for permitting
| these things to be-. Already they art
/ pointing to us an people OF biz posi-
/ siiion and ask what is 10 become OF
/ humanity u We can wrenk our witt
/ upon the world
II ~ not OF nay doing yot I could
l scarcely blame anyone who did az
/ tack NJ Remember Stlliman was not
/ the only one. Wall street is full OF
! such men
when she had plunged into hci
/ discourse. her method was almost
I academic She would begin with
! Stiliman. and then classify him a'
/ type" She talked of the effect o
] the type" upon the world. upon civ
2 lizntion. She seemed more interested
D lu the sociological side OF the divorce
/ case than the personal
! Suliman she said is a sick man
| llc ought 10 be in a hospital He
/ abnormal"
But there was n pause, "a seomiul
| desire to be scrupulously impartial
Then "iic has admirable qualities.
Rcfcr,ntr Ia Meeting with Son
/ Then came the generalization;
The fault scenes 20 lie with th'
lives they lead down there In Wal
street. the constant struggle for pow
| err the eternal mania for makiui
| moncy-the power complex.
In moments Of relaxation tho1
turn away from equals 60 tn'ir In
feriors They don't want equals
She paused. her eyes quietly intro
spectivo. Certainly one did not eNp"c
the next utterancr, so calmly. almos
gently given.
80 1t was that Mr.. Stillman turnc'
10 the poor Mrs. Loeds ana fillrd hi
Yacht with women
Then came the philosophical con
II clusion:
. such women are mere phono
| graphs for expression OF certain emo
lions of these men