The Washington times., 1921-06-18
TREAT 'EMROUGH,'
OLDEST SON Of
'F|FP BESEECHES
bud" Comes Through With
Wire That Brightens Up Misty
Day for Mrs. StiIIman-
~ ANNE DUNLAP.


them rough, mother; lots of love-
BUD.-
Is II surprising that Mrs. Fin still
man was smiling all day after re-
ceiving such q telegram just before
the divorce hearings openedf
IL came from her oldest son. who
nrst showed the family and the world
where he stood by refusing to shake
hanos with his father when the bank
er tried to brand the boys mother up-
chaste and baby Guy ilIegitimate.
LOT IN FEW WORDS.
Mrs stiliman laughed when she read
the telegram, then exclaimed:
isn't that just like the lad7 Treat
them rough. mother: lots of love- He
in . few words" n
A misty day served only to brfxht-
en- Mrs stiiiman's spirits. Tho rsd
checked skirt. white canvas snoak-
ers and white waist which she wore
were topped by q broad, coarseIy-
woven straw hat of brilliant red.
She had pinned the brim to the
crown back and front and smiled
gayly as she drew IL down over
the omnipresent silk bandanna that
encased her bobbed hair.
Tossing her head back she said:
What do you think OF my new
Poughkeepsie hat7 IL cost all Of
= dollar ninety-eight and the only
trimming Is a safety pin in back
and diamond pin in front"
THE COLOR HAS MOTIVE
thought perhaps the color
would throw the fear of the Lord
into the heart of DR.. Russell, II he
mas a heart at all, and I thought
the cost OF IL would counteract the
price OF the last hat i wore
never liked that. least of all
IN the newspaper picturea-
AS she spoke of newspapers, she
thought a minute and added:
This is not an interview, you
know. I'm just chatting. 1t is not
that I fear publicity and of course
/ appreciate why this town is full
OF newspaper people and photog-
raphers. I'll appreciate a rest II
ever get IL. you may be sure
No, Mr.. Stillman apparently
doesn't like publicity at all, as you
say, IL one may judge from his de-
sire to keep his coming here for
cross-exAmination secret - perhaps
there 10 q reason for that
This letter from her mother, Mrs.
man was obtained tonight:
May 2sth, 1871.
Telephone 54I.
Have let Hall, Guernsey.
Dear r.
sBUD. Is REAL HERO.
4 am wondering about you. What
are y9ur pia9s7 You have scored =
heavily and w6n hands down. What "A
a nne name Bud has carved out for ]
himself. He is a real REAL hero. {
and has made his name in the world
and every country at seventeen.
Everyone is talking about him and
singing his praise and glory.
II do hope you are keeping your
health through this terrible strain
and ordeal. Your picture In the
papers cooking and holding little
Guy is absolutely lovely. Please
send me one He has such q de-
Iightful appearance. Dear F., your
three boys are jewels, and II IN ffne
to think you will have three splendid
sons always to lean on. The papers
say Anne is engaged to be married
to young Mccormick: is 1t trueT
Il shall be glad when ] know all
Is settled and you can have a let
up of care and worry. You have Sc
cured great admiration from every
one, the way you have worked
and scored. always felt
you would come out on top. and that
everything would be always all
right for you
This is just a line TO send you
ali my love and tender thoughts.
with love from you.
(Signed) M