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The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-28
King of Clothes
Pin Business Is
Visiting Beach

One at the uuusus lily interesting
guests at the Seaside Inn is T. 3.
Houston. OF Escambia. Mich. He j.
IN old personal friend OF W r Hill
they having often met in Northern
Michigan just now Mr Houston is
very fortunate business man as he
Is ems OF the very few whose manu-
featuring plants have not been inter
ferred with since the war He 5
an extensive manufacturer Of wood
on plates. clothes pins AID tooth
picks and be say his factories have
been running full speed and his mar
keJs have remained satisfactory He
uses sweet maple wood tor the man
ufaCtaTe OF clothes pins and tooth
picks aad second growth white birch
FOR plates.
When asked il he had AIRY rart;c-
ular reason f)r using sweet maple, he
said:
Yes. ? have a psychological reason
for Ia and it is this: When women
engaged in washing takc q bunch OF
clothes oar ~ nang Up they invar-
ably Til their mouths with clothes
pins, and Wa nave learned that they
like clothes pin best that has d
sweet and pleasant taste This So me
thing is true Of toothpicks We are
tie euly manufacturers that na=er
ssnd oat any un7rap4ed plates OF
,oo1hpieks We snip none oF cur
soofs Il hulk There IS muca IN the
wav goods a-e prepared Tor shipment
AMI hcv thy are receivad. Ne
have Increased odr plant production
So that uow ve tuGu ou- million
and half Of tha plates each d@v
Mr.. s.d AR Houston haze visited
e} - the principal Florida resort bul
'bor have been able to fire. I'm them
ro ~rat Thar suits hem qHfe as val
II b. beach We simply rannu-
Jali - nov well we ike &c here.
5d Ne Houston our hotcl is ID
hame..6e Nj lIiH and "a sad AI-
7'lena make n Just IKE bom Tar II
aad ere~ytaius is served 81 pou.
.1'4E ami Is 50 meat sad Iesu tB.f
ct" ao5 disc ia 'aak III Ea.p.
aNaN ~ hav- uevel found q place
*"aF .lonl horne Naei are
EeIs sS&
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-28
Elderly Resident
of Beach Passed
AWay This A. NJ.

Mrs Richard Pattin passed away
this morning al her home, I37 Ocean
avenue, Ddy.ona Beach Funeral
services viii be held Tuesday. March
% at , p n. at the Presbyterian
church in Sanford. Of which she was
a member Rev Z D. Browulee Off
ciating. the body being shipped 10
SANFORD toaav by Bingham < Maley.
Mrs. Pattin vas born in Marietta.
Ohia. Spesc parc OF her life in that
city ana lived for u years in Cuba.
She then came To Florida, where she
passed the last years Of her life She
Is survived by three children. r. ".
Paitin Of Calgary. Alberta. r 3. J
Patiin of Havana. Cuba; Mrs Mary
Pattin Ware OF New Yerk City. a
grandson. Richard T. Ware Of New
York City, and three great sraadehil
drea
Her niece, Miss l.. d Pattin. OF
Marietta. O1io. WIS visiting at heI
home al the time ot hcr death.
Her hasb I'd. Richard Pattjn. died
in Sanford three wears ago. Mr. aud
Mrs Pattin celebrated their golden
wedding anniversary at their daugh
ter's home in Clifton. Mass in 1912
Little Baby Dead
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Brooks OF Wis
consin place are srieyias the deatl
Of their 10 day baby girl. who passed
away last night ana was buried thi!
afternoon from the late home. inter
meut being made ia Pinewood ceme
i terry, BagGat1-Wetherby being il
charge OF the arraug emeuts.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-28
DR.. E. T. Defines Address on
Our Foreign Relations" Ends
Forum Sessions for the Season

Dr.. Edward T. Devines interesting
and timely discussion OF Our Foreign
Relations" closed the Open Forum
weekly Sunday afternoon session at
the Auditorium for the 1921 sea
son.
President Robert 5. Holmes. whe
always pTesides at thess educational
feasts with such rare tact ana signal
ability. took occasion TO say a few APP
propriate words If appreciation to us
audience which has so thoroughly en-
joyed the intellectual entertainments
that have brought so many people to-
gether each Sabbath afternoon during
the winter He was very happy and
felieitous in Wishing ali visitors d
safe journey to their summer homes
and certain return TO the Triple
Cities and the Forum next fall
This was also Director James Hea-
tons g0od-by to the Forum and he
WAS most heartily cheered when he
appeared to lead the community sing
ing for the last session If the year
The audience VAS delighted with the
artistic concert rendered by the
Ridgewood hotel orchestra. This
fine musical organization gave pro
gram that further added if possible
to its high standing with the music
I loving and knowing people of the
Triple Cities.
! DR. Dsyiue. the speaker-guest oi
the afternoon. was particularly wei
equipped to discuss Our Foreign lie
lations During 1916 he was viii
the American embassy il Russia fol
& sFN hL- 3 =
dication of The ear After tht
United States entered the war he Wa.
!, sent to France a. chief of the bureau
OF refugees, aCa Ind much t0 "a.
With the direction Of yhe Red Crts
work over there ana uccessiJd5iDg IN
spending OF million dollars pe
month II taxing care Of tae refugee
and particularly fEe Ole ud sick vh0
could not fgb5 or take any part ia SIN
war but coali nos be allowed To pci
ISL and C0nSeqUe y had go 3e tAkei
care Of He afseTward was sent e,
ltal and Was l4are a. the time al az
Austrian inylsi -. when Ae n-d L
make plan Tor tine ea1t ami pralc,
tion of thousands upon thousands @
helpless refugees. Or. Deviae wa
net 1nly "a tae sbiCk o. ala human
activities luuRS the War buj cara
in Immediate touch w.th the heart ,
the people and was thus able 90 lear
many world conditions Bot E-ueTali
known or understood He feel
deeply and Is thoroughly Interested /
the subject b. i just now aTinE,u
10 the aueut 0a OF the American pet
pie In the course OF his address D.
sad;
Have sc any foreign obligations
: There are those who would dismi.
the subject according To the tormu
Of She famous ASSAY on Snakes
ireland. There are no snakes
Ireland There are those who wou
interpret the last presidential eiectiJ
ia that sense. Perhaps We had %
legations up TO the +th of March %
7 none afterwards There are tho.
I Who would say If VIZ do have an
foreign obligations they arise fro
Z tho peace treaty and the covenant
the League ol Nations which q
senate has rejected I contend
4 the contrary that We have had IC
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-28

Published In the of residents
copy-2oc
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
HOUSTON HAS A HOLIDAY
Anniversary Of Famous Battle Of
san Jacinto Iavishly Celebrated.

HOUSTON. Texas, April 21.--The
Elghty-nfth anniversary OF the bat
tie Of San Jacinto which conflict oc-
CURED near here and which won for
Texas her Independence from Mch-
60 was fittingly celebrated here to-
day
Although Il Is strictly a state hpli.
day. It was nevertheless observed
patriotically by all business houses
and the city and county administra-
tions.
At San Jacinto battle-ground,
where the main celebration took
place, athletic events for boys ana
girls and the usual fat mans races
were held and appropriate speeches
we're heard Lieut.. Governor Bynch
Davidson. County Judge Chester d.
Bryan and Mayor oscar +. Holcombe
wcrc the principal speakers. repre-
senting the state, Coupty ana CrV
respectively. The athletic activities
were In charge Of the Y. NJ. {. a.
Fifteen merchants gave prizes 70 the
winners of the different events.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Tulsa Girl unnnred.

Missi Ramona Russell. daughter OF
Mr.. ana Mrs. Murry y. Russell OF
this city. who mas been studying art
In New York, has recently been
awarded tho Elsie Cobb Wilson pchol-
arship. William Odom, king OF
kings" In the decorating world, was
Judge, II In known also by con~
noisseurs and those versatile IN art,
that elsie Cobb Wilson ~ one OF
New York's noted and most enthusi-
astio decorators, Three gof Miss
Russeli's sketches will be sent 90
Paris for exhibition IN I1ndoa as
students work Miss Russell has
also received much encouragem ent
in her work by having ''House and
Garden" print some of her sketches
In color In their May issue, these
having received honorable mention.
Regarding European recognition,
two months will be spent In Paris by
Mics Russell, who sails May Ia on
the Algeria" to enter the summer
school In France, Fine and Applied
Arts. Several weeks will be spent
In Versailles and other places OF In
terest. Many private collections and
private homes as we'll as chatehux
are to be open for the students and
they will also have sketching hours
In the Louvre. MrB, Russell is IN
New York at the present time with
her daughter, ana will remain with
her until sho sails
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

IL his first appearance I'm perform
ance ~ this Kind.
oscar Osborne, another leading
character IN tonights play demon
atrltcd hts ability this year 90 hold
his audience in "Thc Servant In tho
House" Perhaps tho finest natural
part is played by Wondall List az tho
charitable druggist. claude Miller,
NJ Mr. Lockwood, will play his us
uaI dramatic role The funniest
roles. according 10 Miss Isabelle
Roman. head ~ the dramatic depart
mcnt ana under whose direction the
play g. given are Tracey and Angle,
played by Dwight Davenport and
Josephine Simmons.
The theme of tho modern comedy.
ia, first of its Kind 60 be given at
tho high school this year. is con-
tninod lu the story ~ how work and
church brought man 10 realize the
true worth of things In the world
We never said Miss Roman In
discussing the play give a play
simply because 1t iH % play. We pur-
pusn io give plays that are either
classics, or contain a moral The
Fortune Hunter is the only modern
play that we have given this year"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
R0SENBLUTH NOT DETAINED
Daughcrty Orders Him Not Brought
10 Washington Pending
DcNclopmcntS

WASIllNGTOS, April 2l.--Attor-
ncy General Daughcrty announced
today after q conference with SEN
ator Calder Of New York that he
has given orders that Captain rob
ert Roscnbluth. who has been
charged with being implicated In the
death of Major Alexander Cronkhite
at Camp Lowig, Washington, shall
not bo taken 60 Washington pending
further investigation in tho case.
This order will not conflict with any
cxtrndition action the state Of
Washington may take.
Attorney General Dnughorty said
ne had talked with Roseubluth. who
told a good story and indicated
that there "a some doubt in his mind
Of Rosenbluth's quit. He stated
that he will make personal IN
vcst igation OF the whole matter.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
TO REFORM ALIEN BUREAU
Complete Reorganization L. Ordered
by secretary Of Labor Davis.

WASIuNGTON. April 2l.--Reor-
ganization Of the bureau OF immigra
ton has been ordered by secretary
of Labor Davis, It was announced to-
day. A committee OF immigration
officials. headed by Comm Hsioner
General Husband, was authorized by
SECRETARY Davis To outline n reorgan-
ization plan In order 20 put the i'm
migration bureau on "A better footing.
Secretary Davis announced that he
would make HE first official visit 20
Ellis Island, this country's principal
immigration station. on Friday or
Saturday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
I SEES NEED OF NEW COURT
DauRhcrty Says I1ood OF liquor Nio-
lation Is Swamping Other Judges.

WASHINGTON. April 21.--Attor-
ney General Daugherty announced
today he Is considering the recon-
mendation TO congress Of the estab-
lishment of federal commissioners
court to handle exclusively cases
law.
Tho federal courts are now clog
ged with these cases Attorney Cen
eral Daugherty stated. It is neces-
sary that something bc done to ex-
pedite the liquor law violation cases.
Particular need for such courts is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

schoolhouse, located In thai s..v..
Many persons living west NJ ~.
railroad tracks have found il IrD.,
sible to avail themseiVcs Of the y
cilities offered by the Carnegie ,rs.
library on Usage avenue and "a.
branch was installed early this vos
at the suggestion Of members Of IN.
Parent Teachers Association NJ a..
Washington and Lincoln school.
The boy scouts put in am anY.,
day collecting books ana uagaz.1,,
for the branch library which tbss
carried to the library room and AZ.
ranged on the shelves. Rerin,,,,
next Saturday the branc. IIbrse
will be open every Saturday no,
$3.50 to | o'clock.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Personal Mention

Mr.. W. y. Merry. postmaster a.
good roads meeting and is tfo guest
" his brother Mr Emmett l.. Nor
~ ana Mrs. Merry
Miss Alma Waldrcp who was re
comfy Injured in an automobile ac-
cidcnt, ls improving slowly.
Mr.. aud Mrs. l.. w McKorklc
who rosidc nt sos South Wheeling
avenue. announce tho arrival Of d
son. wednesday April 90
Mira. W H. May and Rranddaugh-
ter, Miss Ida Mac kinkald. of Neva-
ia, Mo, arc hero visiting Mr. and
Mra. j. ". ilaVcrfioid.
Mr.. j. NJ. IlaVcrficld was called
Wednesday 10 Denver, colo. by the
sudden Illness of his sister. Mrs l..
N. Hamilton,
Mrs. william j.. Noel, 1920 South
night for California, having been
called thoro on account OF Illness
Mrs. ]. NJ. Bass has returned
from Muqkogec, whcro sho visited
her son, MIR. j. ., Bass and family,
and is much improved from her
severe Illness of pneumonia which
occurred IN onrly spring. Mrs. I. O.
RoHaor, who has been Ill. In now
much improved.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

ful taking Of tho leading rolo in
THE Crisis" viii take the Betty
role. whllo tho title rolo win he
played by Kenneth Kathan one OF
the best character roles In tho play
viii DE that or tho clever promoter,
to be played by Scott Sappcnfield.
is a Sophomore. and this
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Tndnr,a ItNcnta.

Doctor and Mrs. Fred Severn
Cllnton's informal diner at homo for
Bishop and Mrs. Mouzon dnd Dr.
and Mrs. Louis X. Barton.
Mrs. william Gay Clarlt's ten and
box party for Miss Loretta Marks.
Tulsa Charter Chapter. Dclpinns
will meet In public library. 2 o'clock
Mrs. G. l.. Waitc's informal lunch-
con in the Country club.
Miss Isabel strouvclle'a evening
party at homo.
Shakcspearenn society will meet
with Miss Mary Skcon.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Ciub EUents


Federation Meeting
Tho WomHu'H Missionary Fcdrr-
alton viii hold Hu alI-dpy session.
noted as au annual ovort. today BOO
tho First christian church. begin
ming this morning at 1U O'Clock.
LIuchnon viii bo served a. noon.
Interesting features II the program
b"HdGI reports from nil missionary
societies in tho city Will bo an al
dress by bishop u. - Mouzou and
"a talk Mrs y. w Abel her sub
ieot being "Womtn'a Thank OFFER.
iuF.' Sporial music by Ernest
Trang SAmm viii be- furnished.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

apparent In New York. Chicago, Kan
sss city, Detroit. Indianapolis and
Philadelphia, the attorney general
said.
The proposed courts would be
presided over by a federal COM
missioner and trial would be by
Jury.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
RAILROAD KICK is DISMISSED
Complaints Against the Santa Fe Arc
Held ltnfoundpI by Commission

WASHINGTON, April 2l.--JThe
interstate commerce com mission dis
missed the complaint of tho Cairo,
ILL.,, board of trade against the
Atchinson. Topeka ana Santa Fe
railway company and other railroads
which complained that tho rates on
grain In carload lots from points In
Illinois, Iowa, Nebraska and Mis-
souri, to Cairo were unreasonable and
uniustly discriminatory as compared
with tho rates to 1t. Louis. East st.
Louis and Momphis Tenn. The ea-
tabllshmont of Joint rates to Cairo.
not exceeding tho rates TO 81. Louis
or East 81, Louis by moro than as
cents per hundred pounds was
asked.
The commission held the rates
complained OF were not unreason-
able.
Tulsa Undertaking Co. can save
you ono-half. Phone O-8b1b.--Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

Tho moon, golden vessel atlt,
pours "A stream Of silv,r Wcep,
Flooding the earth. thn pDhblod fky,
Blocp love, sleep.
Tho little airs among tho fowera
Mako tho moon -caat shadows creep
I'm swayins patterns DER your face.
sleep. love. sleep,
Tho olych appear: the insects play
Tho opening waltz, slow and deep.
They cross the moonlight frosted
lawn,
Sleep, love, slccp.
when shadows preHage tho nearing
night.
should either OF ug weCp7
Togthor, We havO spent tho day,
Sleep, love, sleep.
EDWIN sOUTHERT,AND.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Three business Houses Burn.

Special to The world.
ADA, April 2i.--Three business
houses Of Allen, town several miles
west OF here. were destroyed by fire
Monday with total damage 81 more
than $4,000. The cause of tho firc
was not learned
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
Tor NIs.ourI Visitors.

Mrs. o. T. Dawson was hostess
Wednesday afternoon at auction
bridge IN tho Dawson home on Houth
Carson avenue, honorinE Mrs. G, j.
Mead and her daughters. Misses
Bercnlco ana Martha Mead OF KIM
sas City. who arc visiting here.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
SnrorIiy Innchcon.

Tho Alpha Chi omega luncheon
in tho Tea Cup Inn yesterday was
the beginning of a Horios OF these
sorority meets. Tho noxt will bo
held May 3, at tho Same place.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
hoy Pnrty md Ten.

Mrs. william Gay Clark will give
a box party at tho Orphcum today
followed with tea. complimentary to
Miss Loretta Marks.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
BOY SCOUTS TO THE RESCUE
Industrial Section Too Far From
Carnegie Library.

Special 10 The world.
BARTLESV1LLE, April 2i.---A
branch library has been opened for
the benefit OF residents of the west
side OF Bartlesville at tho Lincoln
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22

Tulsa Undertaking Co. can save
you one-half. Phone O-8bl5.-Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
GALLI-CURCI

oolLcurc tho famous soprano
be "a ,..l..a.tnI
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
CONVENTION HALL
Tomorrow Night

II 9e[esng 70 note that the famous
is
IN greater demand Than when She
be IA
len idol In two years have had to
d that burns
seadiy wiz
months her in
me Phiadepha Inquirer
aounsuy me most beautiful living
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-22
TODAY

TODAY
Many Specials
Throughout the
DrapePy, Staple
and W hite
Goods Depart
mcntS.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-27
Sc VENDE


cIoNEs CoNsISTENTE EN- MAQUINAS DE VAPOR GENERADo-
ELECTRiCOS Y CALDERAS.
Debd mno de capadad nuesta panta de ofeceos
material
CaIderas Caal de $50 cabaos
q" ~ o. Total de tubos
parrIas ValVuas
material de adGlos tai
La cuadrados Pre-
torres f22
calderas
Chimeneas de que encuentan
suciente capadad 1900 cabalos de
calderas
horizontal "Anes Works. cln
aba ondensador Gober-
ubricadores cindros
AcopIada generator
Co." de directa, 500 $50
votios amperes,
horizontal Works" cGn
de 1912" 18" adaptable aba condesado Co
cenrgo ubrcadores acee
cindros VaVua expansion pugaderas Acoad
generator Electric Manufacturing Co.
kIoVaho 90 cico 2,2Oo Vohos
81 18o revoIuciones nnnuto
las maquinas ariba
nadas.
ira Puerto Rico
PORTO RICO RAILWAY LIGHT POWER CO.
Porto Rico.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-23
WE STHOUND.

Westbound cars leave Ottawa SITS
tlon for Utica. La Sale, Peru, Spring
Valley Ladd, DCPue. Bureau. Prince
ton in a IN, rs: IS, $3.50, 1926, 1885.
dlO:55. mss, In p, III. fl;66. 1885.
"a 90, Is 50. k7:55, k9 55. mll;H.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-23
MISCELLANEOUS

HAVE YOUR WALL PAPER cleaned
by an expert Leave orders at
Wheeler & Malo.s, or address STEVE
DOOI.AN, 915 West Jackson St
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-04-23
The
WTeckers
BY
FRANCIS
LYNDB

Oopy night by Uh4A saribnsrs Bons

and said "Do You know what It
means this surrender Of those bribe
attdaylts, Jimmicf'
l said | guessed did; that liatch
being dead, ana tollingwood, too, there
wasn't nerve enough left IN the Red
Tower ontlit 10 keep up the fight; that
the surrender Of the alIidayits was u
Kind Of plea for II let-up on our
part
Wen begin 10 show them, in just
about fifteen minutes, jimmie" was
the short comment "lteach over ana
get that telephone and tell Mr.. Ripley
10 meet NE ~ my Office AT half past
twelve. Any news from the striker
Soothing | told him, while "Cen-
tral' was getting me Mr. Riplry's mum
Der. Pred May said II was going on
just the same; everything quiet and
nothing doing, except that the wreck
Ing train had gone out Ia pick up the
scraps AT Timber Mountain " Eir-
gan Is bosstng it, and the strikers
rnsnu,o q For h,,,r
Nothluy uor. ,.os .otd mini of,.r 7
had sent the two phone messages. and
then The boss broke ont in new spot.
"II., o,rt,i,., t.....,, ,....,.., .....,. ,,u
Van BrittY he asked
Not that | know Of"
Again ne gnye me that nuaer lf,tla
scovl arross the tuhle
"Jilumie have Won found nut vet
why Mr. Vnn Rritt ip.tst.d an n,tt.
ting the seryireY
grass ,rir,.a - li,,, ,,.u,,h
I tried NOT ia
"Nir Von pItt g. ora 80 ,,o noe.
friends vor,ya got"I.,iI "Ira, honght
Won naaa.d tbls .t,.il,a ana a.. ,r,,,,.I
70 20 out among tho pov-roII mon and
sort az holm /, pIone, la corld,,,, t.,
q thihg IKE that While h" was an Of
hcer OF 'he company ana drawing his
pay llke the rest OF us.
II might have knoWn-ho rs good as
told me- was the reply, made kind
of half-ahSentlN; and then short and
quick: Flows the stock market Have
you seen a paper
| had seen both uapcrs. NJ break
fast-time. but of course they had moth
ing startling in them except II Inst
minute account of the wreck AT Tim
her mountain "Y. grabbed of m>t
before they went ~ press. They
couldn't have anything later from New
York than the day before But Erred
May hnd tipped me off when ne came
up to tell me about the Major Ken
drick special. The newspaper offices
We're putting out bulletins hv that
time.
| told Mr., Norcross obont the bu,.
letiuS md WAS hrueh ruouyh IA add.
We're headed for the rprei,rrShfn .,I
risht. | guess our stock Inns r,mhled
10 tvppty-ntne. pnd thcrr'. q r..,uIur
dog fight going ON over # pt the roII.
road most IN the FNrhongn \y,II
Streets otirp md hnruing mn sn ,l,av
say"
Tho chtaf bod,,, eaton on.,,,,h tn
le.,, q COT o1i,,a h,,t ar ,l,,t ,.,.l,..,
his chair h,cl md r.,,h.d far h,.
hst
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