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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Ads Are Boosting
Product of Coast

The fall advertising campaign Of
the Pacific Coast Biscuit company Is
not only a boost for Pacific coast
products. but n boost for the Pacific
coast and its enterprises. it's organ.
izers Point out.
1T brings out the fact that IN
every center OF population is an up
to-date biscuit plant which is a unit
of a series of modern factories that
are located all over the Pacific
coast" they emphasize
1T shows how the early visions of
this pioneer concern have mate
riaiized and have kept pace with the
development OF the West"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Court Prohibits
Picketin9 Mines

TACOMA, Sept 1s.-Thru actio0
taken by the Carbon Hin Coal com
pany, temporary restraining ordeFD
were granted by the superior court
here Tuesday against the United
Mine Workers Of America the local
unions at Wilkeson and Carbopadab
prohibiting plcketing at the mines -
any other action likely 20 cause the
present employees to leave their
5oba"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Five Big Packers
Start Open Shop

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-the trsnst
ton OF the plants OF the five big
packers here into open shops pro-
ceeded quietly today.
No trouble has been reported -
the yards.
Butchers union have announced no
plan OF action. II Is understood
they are seeking conferences With
packers executives. who are firm In
their decision TO treat only with rep-
resentauves Of company unions
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Stage All Set for
Kilbane-Frush Bout

CLEVELAND. O.. Sept 1.-the
stage was set today for the Kilbane-
Frush featherweight Championship
fight here tomorrow afternoon. Fans
were pouring In today from all a.
rections. and Indications were thaf
the promoters would 60 over The
SIS. 900 gate they need to clear a.
penses. The seat sale last nign&
had mounted TO $4,000. it was -
nounccd.
Both boxers were taking thing
easy today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
BUREAU CHIEF COMING

II. X. Eldridge, Jr.. chief OF tho
Far Eastern division of the United
States bureau of foreign and do
nestle commerce, viii arrive in g.
attic. Sept. "a. Plans for his enter
tainment are being made by the
foreign trade bureau of the Cham
Der OF Commerce and the China
alalb
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
MILK DRIVERS AGAINST CUT

ers' and Creamery Workers union
refused to accept a cut in waEes
after a conference with the milk COM
mission Thursday afternoon. A =
result milk will probably remain
high. IL was said. The executive
board OF the union win hold = meet.
ing at 4:so p. m Friday to prepare
a reply to the commission
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
State Fair Opens
Monday at Yakima

The Washington state fair opens
at Yakima Monday and closes Sat.
urday. Friday is Seattle day. You
are invited to join party which
leaves here Thursday night. spends
all OF Seattle day" at Yakima and
returns early Saturday morning. The
Seattle Chamber OF Commerce is ar
ranging the party. which is open to
the public.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
LINER HERE WITH SILK

The Blue Funnel Ener Ixion ~.
rived in Seattle from the Orient
Thursday night with more than 1000
bales and packages of silk Accord
ing to Capt George Stout. business
in the Orient is ON the upgrade. The
Ixion will shift to British Columbia
soon and return here to complete
her cargo to the Orient
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
SCHOONER BRINGS $500

After hearing before Federal
Judge jeremiah Neterer. the Rouse
Towboat Co. which bid on the sail
ing schooner Betsy Ross for 5000
at government auction last Tuesday.
has deposited an additional $500
with the United states marshal. and
the sale has been confirmed for the
price of $500. Claims totaling $685.
600 stand against the vessel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Getting My Goat"
He Says to Lawyer

Say. man, QUIT nagging me-
you're getting my goatF'
So answered Alexander Cropp.
oolored. In Judge Calvin s. Halls
court Friday when pressed by coun.
sci for the defense to explain how
he was Inundated $4,000 worth
when ordered by Louis Low. Japa-
nesc. not to dance on the floor OF
the Marking cafe.
Crop is a waiter ut the Butler
boteL He has asked for 5000 In
his suit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
OPEN SHOP IN Y
CHICAGO WORK
Carpenters Union Is At
tackled

CHICAGO. Sept. 1.-THE ~open'
shop" in the carpenter trade farted
here today as contractors hired hum
drcds OF men In other cities TO come
TO Chicago and work for 81 an hour.
the scale that union men refused 70
accept
The carpenterg union was the
only one that refused 70 recognizes
Judge lands as arbitrator In the
dispute between building trades en-
ployes and employers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Curious Cop Spells
Moving of Hootch

A police prowier car having moth.
Ing else 70 do Thursday afternoon
stopped 10 watch n moving van at
1890 18th ave. Several transfer men
were carrying large cases from the
house and loading them on a truck.
one OF The cops became interested
and stroiied over.
The cop was amazed 10 see the
transfer men break and run. The
police then Investigated the cases
and found that they contained port
olive. mixture OF port wins and
olive OIL Seventy.nfna and half
cases were seixed and turned over
to the dry squad. The truck was
seized and Is awaiting a claimant
No arrests were made.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
C. j. Bauer r Co.
in Douglas Blda.

q. J. Bauer 4 Co.. dealers In talk
ors' trimmings. are now In The new
Douglas building in one Of the finest
stores In that location. according -
announcement Tho building ia
which they were formerly located =
being torn down TO erect the new
Cobb annex
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Girls Escape From
Parental Home Herr

Three missing girls who escapo4
from the Girls Parental Home. G1kb
ave. and Holly ST Thursday ntE1&,
are being sought by polios. Fridav.
Milanda woodman. ~. Margaxoe
English. ~. and Blanche Fally. ~
escaped by walking from the build>
ing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
Grays Harbor Mills
Are Busily Workina

ABERDEEN. Sept. 16.--Accord-
ing 10 advices given out Friday BY
the Loyal Legion OF Loggers and
Lumbermen. 800 men are being
employed in the Grays Harbor dis.
trict. operating IL lumber mills and
10 logging camps Only two mills
are idle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
LARGE TRACT, ss76
10 MINUTES PIONEER SQUARE

Near paved road; good Transport
tatton. good school; good
neigh borhood. good alder iHnd.
enough ground for garden. ber-
ries, orchard and poultry.
Price 1915. terms ono-tenfh
cash. balance IS month. viii
furnish lumber for small house
desired. on easy terms, Call
goi Mutual Life Dldg. Elliott
$3.50.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
LIQUOR ARREST MADE

Chris Nelson was arrested at Tolt
Thursday night by deputies from
the sherlfrs office when eight gal
Ions OF blackberry brandy. 10 gal
Ions OF mash and a io.gallon still
were found In his possession.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

TrsT THE PLACE FOR A CHICK
en- ranch. About an acre Of fine
garden land close to car line; one
Block from auto highway; strcete
and sidewalks in; near city graded
scbooI: close IN; one car fare
good Iivabie t-room house settled
n~i9hborhood. stores. churches,
&c price 1880: 400 down. bal
Burien ear 70 18TH 6. w. and w.
Henderson st Office open every
6sv and Sunday. r. MELVIN.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
9: FOR sAI.IA-wATERFRON
PROPERTY

PRETTY HOOD CANAL - 81
acres. With 2ss feet OF sandy
beach frontage; reached from
pouinbo; Cnc view Of oiympses.
Price ss7E. terms 900 eaFh. bsl-
ance $40 month. Charles Som
~rr Co. Alaska Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

osA PSYCHOLOGIST
ac,er ANALYST 7is Hafght Bldg.
100 REAL ESTATE LOANS
Morley for farm and acreage loanA
noThE FARM MIRO. co. iose srd.
ioI NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
TENDERS ron REPAIRS TO
q. r. r. DOCK. SEATTLE
Sealed tenders. addressed TO the un-
dersigned. and indorsed Tender
for repairs. 60 q; 7. y. Seattle
Dock. will be received at the office
noon Thursday, the a2nd day OF
September. 1891. for the following
repsirH 10 the above mentioned
dock. viz: Supplying and driving
of approximately 10000 iineai feet
OF crcosoted fender pillng; sup
h. ~ igxf2-inch fir. to be used
as chnlks, and TO be straiRht-
grained and tree from knots; las
-x5o-inch bolts. with nuts and
washers: 100 chalk bolts. &x2s-
inch. with nuts and washers. and
the boiling into place OF the said
Tenders mus, be accompanied by an
accepted check on. chartered
the work. payable 20 the order Of
the Treasurer. Canadian National
Railways The lowest or any ten
der not necessarily. accepted.
spea.fications may be ssen At the
q. T, y. Dock. Seattle. or the I'M
c. IT. NICHOLSON.
Manager Of stcamships.
Canadian Sa ,nnn,,vI kai Il
c.ctrmnev r 1871
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

NEAR DIES MONIES BOULEVARD
scfes: all level: extra good soil:
Few rods from bathing beach /.
Sound view; beach privileges.
ROBERT MALTBY co. 1908 srd Az.
MY SIX ACRES ON PAVED HfGH-
way. close in; 1850. Terms. Cff.-
HAN, ios2 Third Ave. or Rainier
ni20-N EVENING"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
MALE HELP WANTED
MEN WANTED

TWO MEN FOR OUTSIDE: STEADY
work: good board and wages
Must put up $500 WHICH shares Ia
profits F-25 Star
$;SSSssssD DRIVERS ALL KNOW HOW
hard the motor starts In cold ana
wet weather. The essential just
invented insur ,ss sans., ixni hnna
covers. Price BY mail. fl.oe.
I Agents wanted. Auto Accessory
Mfg. Co. Box sfs. Bremerten, Wa.
CANDY MAKER - WHOLESALE
J for cream marshmsIlow and gum
= work. San Diego, Cal Attractive
proposition to right man VIII pay
transportation Apply sos May.
nard Bldg. Seattle. between ana
WANTED Joys FOR PAGER
routes in all parts OF the city.
school boys 10 the downtown dis
msnt. seattle Star.
HUsTLERs FOR DEMoNsTnA-
fion crew. house TO house Good
u pay and permanent Payments in
full daily. u u. NsavtiEe. New
polington Hotel
q Wsisfieid & Goldberg can't repair
your watch. throw u away. 20f
Union. Big Green clock. OPP. Y. Q.
EEN WANTED TO LEARN DRrv-
ing and repairing automobiles Call
~ 1914 Broadway.
Better watch and 3ewclry repair for
ls Lee. monsy Stafford & sehwar-
e a1TgrATIONs UNAVAILABLE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
PERSONAL,

% PERSONAL
A REAL GOOD SHAMPOO WITH
pure Boccabelli CASTLE soap sbc.
kinds OF electricity. soc.
Mhnicuring. 55c: Marcel waving. 35c.
70 complete boothA Modern equip
msnt.
HATRDRESSINC
9TH Floor Taft Bid. 1907 Second Az.
Phone for appointment Elliott ess0.
DREssMAkfNG AT YOUR HOME.
reasonable charges. Phone Mira.
Larson evenings. Main bs7i.
NuRsE--Mrs. A wiiieikson. sunset
1857
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
FARM lands

BIG OPENING OF
YAKIMA VALLEY FARM LAND
Located in the richest part Of the
valley. best of soil; close 10 town.
schools. railroads and state high
way under government
IRRIGATION PROJECT
We have sold thousands OF acres In
short time TO farmers. garden
erH, etc. We are Offering. for a
acre tracts at the low price OF
iz5 PER ACRE AND UP
very easy terms. See government
maps. samples Of soil etc, at our
office. Join Ne on one OF our reg
land and the Yakima valley.
YAKIMA RIVER FARMS co.
OAunFa as Gr..u falt-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
! FOR sALE-AUTOMoBILEs
OVERLAND
USED CAR DEPARTMENT

w E<AtisRANtf
USED CAR DEPARTMENT
we have come wonderful buys at
this time. Do mot miss seeing
them before you buy.
Ford touring ......-..-.----.-s 5000
FORD touring ..........-...... 900
Ford coupe .................. 300
o Z isssn rouR ToURiSo. s.'
1920 model .................. $50
1870 model ..........i.f 400
Overland. model eo-T .......... 500
overland. model 90 Country
Overland Ia model So s-passen. wv
oge si model SIS 5-passen- -
ger roadster ................. 550
oldsmobilc six: never repalnt-
ed: looks like new .......... $50
car for ................ SIS
Chandler 1920 sport .......... 4. $50
Buick Six. Must be seen to be
appreciated .................l .050
LYs-ovERLAND PACIFIC
COMPANY
18th at r.. Pine. Phone East eco.
NEW FoRDs CAN BE BOUGHT on
small cash payment, balance
fuoutbfy payments t1e interest," ~
Central Agency. Inc, Authorized
Ford Dealers. Broadway and Pike.
East 0s20.
MUST SELL THE EINEsT LOOK
ing Chevrolet touring In Seattle.
Special top: new rubber and paint.
A real bargain. See for yourself
East s747
REAL USED CAR BARGAINS. Low
prices and easy terms. Henry
Mossbach, 6is Il. PIKE St East
POSI-.
LATE OAKLAND: PINE cONDf-
tom good tires. real sacrifice.
Owner, North 1913.
1920 FORD TOURING. GENUINE
SNAP. 5l3 Eitel Bldg.
BA RGA1ES IN CHEVROLET TOUR
ing cars. Come In. see for your
self. Easy terms. Henry Moss
bach, s1s Il. Pike At East 1881.
BATTERY MAN SAYS YOUR OLD
battery Va ". q. Let RHODES save
g. Work guaranteed. 203b THIRD
AVE. MAIN 294s.
SPOT CASH FOR AUTOS. CALL s1ss
Arcade Bldg.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
STOCKS AND BONDS


STOCKS oFf'ERED
200 Am. Bottle Cap ......3 $50
100 Eutreii Coupler 1900. LIS
500 Victory Rubber ....--- IS
100 Sound Rubber ....... s.2s
10 Rainier Gas Crystals - $50
1000 Beacon Coal Mines $50. 10
5000 Alaska Pet a. Coal -. Special
70 Johnston Piston a Ring iT.so
500 western Smelling a r.. Special
1000 Forks Drilling ....---- 10
SIS SwaafikA OIL .......... 80
~ Thermopoiis Cat Greek. zoe. 90
1000 Centana Petroleum 80. rs
10000 . X. l. oil a Ref. ...- .oon
ge0O Wyoming Pacific oil :. rs
Commonwealth Finance. Idaho
Gold a r., United Copper.
G. J. STEEpLE
rs Cherry ST Main kyes.
WILL BUY LIBERTY BONDS
WILL SELL:
Hughes oil Co.
. Johnston Piston q Ring.
90 Rainier Gas Crystal.
100 simplex Auto Wheel
100 western Smelling a. Power.
100 Rothert Process Steel
100 Universal High Power
20a Topper Mfg. Co.
32S National Mines Co.
900 Wyoming Pacific OIL
1000 Davis Car Co.
1000 Columbia Red Metal
1000 Alaska Petroleum & Coal
MAX MINkLER
ei4 Union ST. Elliott 0s5o.
/ HAVE ron SALE s2.so0 WORTH
OF Pacific White Mica securities.
Will trade Off real estate. al CO.
lumbia IT
o. BUSINESS OPpORTUNITIEs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16

We have Some wonderful buys at
this time. Do mot miss seeing
them before you buy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-09-16
The Seattle Star.

fubfIshcd Daily at ts05 seventh Ave.
Seattle, Washington.
, 1921-10-07

II you'd sing that Wei OF Truth I'd
Ike to hear you DO II yourself. ia like
to a I'd heard you"
Every instinct and taste of which
Thoroid was possessed was offended
and rose in rebellion as they spoke to
him. He hated them, n he hated
himself for having brought them 10
THIS The wickcdness OF Mayfair
and not OF Bohemia, he determined.
would be his dissipation In the future.
He could Mt least choose his associates.
as heretofore. and he was not unmind-
full that there were those of HIS own
class a little more wicked than Mrs.
Inness. II not so beautiful. What a
child I ami he exclaimed. He -sit-
Grated to himself hat he had chosen
his own way. The best and strongest
help for good hat had ever como into
his life had. so he believed. faflsd hin.
had ceased to move him that very day;
and he thought. in his inexperience.
that what he needed now was to make
going back. or the thought OF going
back, an impoxsibility.
And then there camo to him an la
spiration. In the three months IN
which the Puritan conscience Ind the
artistic temperament had been strug-
Cling Tor the mastery he had written
and composed tho music for a song.
He called II The DAYS That Are Cone"
The son was the expression OF all that
had been going on in his mind: It
meant TO him the story OF what he had
gone through. n through which he
was still going-sll that he had lost.
all his doubts. and regret. for what was
lost He had not sung 1t TO any one.
He had even locked the doors when he
sang It alone; for It had been written
when he was feeling more deeply than
he had ever felt before. and he guarded
it for that reason. even while his arts
tic judgment assured him that It was,
as a work OF art. the strongest thing
he had ever written. = seemed to him
now that IL he could bring himself 10
sing that song to these people he would
shame the best that was In him and
the best that had W come from him.
that he would mock the thing that
meant most TO him. and that II he cast
IL before these swine no other senti-
ment or principle or tradition Of his
life could lay claim to recognition. He
turned impulsively toward his guests,
smiling strangely.
z want YOU to hear a new sonx-rye
! written It's not u funny song; IT'S
, 1921-10-07

to me. Listen to me. Archie. This
may be 4 mood or a pose. or Il may be
that you are only run down and over
worked and nervous. and are
ating these wickednesses you hint OF.
But you cannot afford to do Il too
often. II Is not y pretty pose. and were
I not a long-suncrinE lady. I would not
tolerate u for a moment II takes a.,
the ..section I have for you and all my
patience not to accept you at your
word. n tell my people you are not
tho sort OF young man they should al
low their daughter to see. But think
we know ach other pretty well low.
and I think there is more ovcrwork and
late hours IN this han any thing else
But 0 cannot keep II up too long.
Bad habits are Just a. hard 70 ove=-
come At the end as good habits. and
even Balzac's twenty-five years OF vir-
tue which cannot be overcome in a dav.
can he overcome IN n year. And II you
VIII live IN a bad atmosphere you can
not expect TO be as strong and healthy
as you would be II you lived In the
open air. l DOM think II Is worse than
that. You have allowed yourself 10
stay In n bad atmosphere which does
not agree with you. Don't be afraid to
run away. I have n great regard for
luG nun WHO runs ANAys II you are
wise. and the boy 1 know, you will pack
your things tonight and sail with uE
tomorrow. and ...-o all these women
and worldly young men behind you.
Come and oIay with me on Tho steamer,
and spend the summer with Nil your
old friends at the old places. where no
one thinks you're a great man. and
where you won't see your picture IN
all the shop windows. That's really
what you need. What do You say 80
She stopped and looked Mt him. bit he
made no response. and h hurried on.
as though to cover up the act that
she had failed 10 move him II can't
understand some women she cried,
impatiently: they fall In Low With a
man because he IS good and strong.
and then they at once begin to pull
down the very things they most nd
mire in him. And ] ann understand
your sex either. You are such chill
dren. You make such problems and
difficulties out OF nothing. Why, It Is
as simple as animal aiphabets. A Is
an ape. and b is Il bear. THAT'S all
, 1921-10-07

Il is--just animal pictures. There is
no question OF which to choose. or
there shouldn't be. for a man like you.
What is the admiration of a lot of silly
women to the friendship Of such
friends as you have. who care for the
best that is In you? How can you tell
me there Is airy question about tor
OF which to choose?"
Thorold stood up smiling. and shook
his head. Il tell you It is no use,
Alice he said. II am honestly not
worth it. I've given up. and I'm going
my own way. All these things you say
have lost their meaning. They don't
reach me. IT IS like some one talking
a language / have. forgotten. You
needn't think It didn't hurt at first
when saw which way I was going,
but it doesn't hur low. I 1 k IT. and
do 1t because I like st. and 1 am not
going to pretend 1 don't. 1 am pleas
ing myself entirely. Don't look at me
like that. I'm NOT worth troubling
about I'm not worth a thought from
you. Alice" He stopped. and added.
sharply. Certainly not tears"
Tn not ashamed OF my tears. 81
there are any in my eyes" the girl
answered; but I should think You
would be-
I'm not he said. simply. Think Of
it-I'm not! That's what I've come to.
And yet. there was a time when every
word you spoke meant"
"Stopi DON'T" she said. breathiessly.
and holding her hands before her.
don't, How could your"
That. I should think he said,
would convince you of the truth of
all I have aid. I can't go much lower
than that, can Ig' He did not look at
her again. but turned and left the room
without trying 10 take her hand or
saying goodbye. THAT was my last
chance. It has failed. and now I can
go TO the devil with a perfectly clear
conscience"
Miss Beatrice or "Trix.' Gwynn.,
who lived next door TO Mrs. Inness,
out ST. Johns Wood way. posed for
the great artists and all OF the FASH
ionable photographers. She had two
very dear friends the beautiful Mrs.
Inness and Captain Cathcart. a very
brave n gcodnatured but simple-
souled gentleman and ohicer of the
InniskiiIen Dragons.
Il can't stop. thanks Thorold saii.
II Just came to see il you and Cath
cart would come in to supper at my
, 1921-10-07

s panish soIsro. to which tn. model
danced.
That was very good indeed rhoroid
IT makes me dry the girl answered.
Did you see about hat chsmpagneT-
As he walked back into the dining
room for the Champagne. he was dis
tincfiy conscious tina he was not hav-
ing n good time. He argued tina this
was so because tho Impressions OF the
afternoon stiil hung upon him. and that
when they had worn away he would he
In a more appreciative mood.
What a prix I ami" Thorold sail,
lmpatienuy. He decided swiftly that
he was much too superior n person,
and that IL he meant to enjoy his new
freedom he must crush tho rising pro-
tests Of past tastes ana traditions and
give himself &c the present. He came
into tho room smiling. Sing US some
thing. Miss Gwynn." he said.
Il wouldn't dare. before you she
said. and then. 10 show how little aho
meant this. she sat down and ran her
nngers over the keys OF the plano. IN
sing you something OF 1vetta Gull
bert's," she said. NY French s. beast
~. but I have TO sing hem In French,
so that cathcart won't understand."
"oh. don't. rrix.' said Mrs. inness.
They're SO low.
Thorold caught himself smiling a.
this, and 10 ind hat Mrs. Inness had
her " ideas OF propriety. Then he
corrected himself mentally for stsil
criticising AMI posing as a superior b.
ing lie was sick and disguised with
It all and with himself. The girl at the
piano was singing with none OF Gull
bert's Innocence OF anner but was
giving each line its fuil meaning. Mrs.
Inness laughed. and looked consciously
at the floor; cathczrt approved doubt
fuzzy. and suggested as a compromise
n song from the music-halis.
No said Miss Gwynn: i've been
funny long enough. Let Thoroid play
something. want II be audience
now"
oh. do. Mr.. Thoroid.- sald Mrs. In
ness. eftusively.
Play us a lot OF things" said the
modei-"the things you play to the
swells.''
y say. Thorold." aid cathcart. 81
you wouldn't mind. I'd like /. awfuIiy