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Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-13
The Weather
Forecast.

Forecast.
Nebraska: Fair Thursday; Friday
increasing cloudiness becoming un-
settled in west portion; slightly
warmer Thursday.
Iowa: Fair Thursday and prob
ably Friday; rising temperature
Thursday and in east portion Friday.
Hourly Temneraf1ires
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

cratic party or with its candidate
william j. Bryan. IN 1895. ! stated
particularly that did not charge
'hat he supported Mckin in that
year that | did not even know that
ne supported Palmer or Buckncr.
did charge that Mr.. Tucker
was wholly unsympathetic to-
wards the Democratic party and
lis nominees i'm 1895. and pos
sibly OF 1900. and as evidence OF
this fact. stated that | heard Fir.
Tucker say on the floor OF the State
Democratic Convention Of 1904. that
he was glad to be once more in the
house Of his fathers. At that time,
and ever since. construed his Ian
EuaSc TO indicate that he hal been
out of afil;aticn with Il political
party Of his father. ] have heard
this language referred to frequently
by persons in no way antagnostic to
Mr.. Tucker. and ! have never heard
a construction from any one other
than' that which | placed on il.
Cites Timcs-DIspntch.
My own construction OF the lam
EuaSc OF MIR Tucker is strengthened
by the published reports OF The
Times Dispatch of the proceedings IN
1901. in which that newspaper spoke
of the delight Of the convention oc-
castonod by the return OF the prodi-
gal son. Mr.. Tucker. to the Demo
cratic party. My own statement in
reference TO MIR. fuckers record in
THIS particular and my comments
thereon, were well within the known
facts and were characterized by the
greatest courtesy and moderation. /
did not refer to him as Il boltcr, nor
did refer TO him as a prodiga son.
See Times Dispatch issued June 10
1901" III. G. STUART"
Richmond. Va, July 20. 1921.
lion. II. G. Stuart, Honakcr Va
Il have your courteous telegram Of
July 80. and am glad to know that
YOU did not make the statement con-
vcrning Mr.. Tucker, attributed to
YOU: namely. that he boltcd the Demo
cratic party in 1895. | note your OK
PLANTATION Of the remarks made 10y
You and regret that YOU should have
construed remarks made by Mr..
Tucker in the Democratic convention
Of Iaoi. as indicating that he had
been heretofore disloyal TO the
Democratic party. The fact that MIR
Tucker made number of speeches
FOR the Democratic nominee. both for
the National ana State tickets in 1896
and that he spoke for the Democratic
nominees in all subsequent cam
paigns when called ON is proof that
the remarks attributed to him in the
convention Of 1904. did not bear any
such construction as that put upon
them Ivy YOU.
WAS in E.durntiunuI Work.
During the period between 1896
To 1901. MIR. Tucker was engaged in
educational work, which demanded
IL great part Of his time. but even
during tina; period his services were
always at the disposal of his party.
ID. II. lEANE.
Campaign MANAGER
Colonel I.eakc gave out the state
mcut commenting upon Chairman
james refusal to acccdc TO MIR.
fuckers dcmano for a rctraction.
after his return last night from Pc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

Carter and his wife were sur
suburbitis. TINT common disease
which ATTACKS every one who
lives too long ia the heart OF n
city.
They were thoroughly tired Of
living .'dnwntown.' for they had
set their hearts On something
trimmed with plenty of green
grass and fresh mir.
Hut there WAS ihr usual dragon
Standing between them mud the
rnstlc Of their dreams, onl! this
time the dragon WINS in the shane
"f castle. tUO-ihcir faur-story
brick "city hausc" that Carter
had bouGht six years before.
So they kept getting sickcr md
sirkcr of their downtown corner.
Aud Garter. failing to find my
one who was Interested In buy
ing his house. hcgnn To despair
Observation-Disclosures had n good
idcn--
And then he called RnndolpI, 1.
His Dispatch Real Estate nd
round three prospects who were
tired of life in the suburbs and
wanted {" move back "whcre
there was more NE"
And the ncNt day Carriers house
was SOLD and he was hunting
through the Real E>tnie columns
Of the Dispatch for u piacc
"whtrc there WIS more auie:".
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
PLAN 4-DAY CONFERENCE OF
STATE SCHOOL-TEACHERs

Inns Tor four-day conference NJ
= ' lrEIh!a school teachers To hr h.,.;
mere about November - were Li.'
t"SSed by several educators rom
: Sth''nE various parts OF the Stat. -,
~ ~, meeting held at Murphy's IIotrI
ne meeting was called hy pr " y
, smithey. OF the University az VIZ,
sih'a. and also president OF the S;oto
, ie"'hers Association. Among ,hnz.
! present In addition to the president
we're Joseph ii. Saunders. surcrintnn-
ur"t OF phhllc schools at Newpor,
NcWS' NESS Lula Metz. OF Manassas
e." -, w. J. sanger secretary OF the
} state Teachers Association
Discussion was had regarding ,on-
!cS l" tie discussed at the ANNA,
teachers convention. at which Ihom'
SANDS of teachers from all parts a..
me state viii be present 1t was d,
ci"ed that one OF the most importan
phases OF school work to be brouub,
10 the attention OF teachers at the
, convention VIII be devisinp of u
: method by which emphasis can he
piaccd on the Importance of a good
education for every child in the St,,o
. me educators agreed that parents of
+ rhIIdren in many instances did not
, consider school education an i'm
portAnt factor in the lives Of the
) younger generation.
nose present named several prom!-
heht speakers To make addresses dur
me Tue coming conference. ANON;
the list is DR.. NJ " OShea. OF me
University Of Illinois Definite plans
TOT the state convention will not be
completed nntii meeting of a spc-
cial committee, to be held in the near
future.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

.ersburE. where MIR. Tucker and his
friends held conferences.
Last night supreme confidence was
expressed at the headquarters ot the
candidates for the nomination for
l.ieutenant- Governor. George NJ.
ease campaign manager for Ken
heth n. Gilpin. of Clarke County. gave
out the following statement on behalf
OF his candidate:
I'm the closing hours OF the cam
i'hiGh, Mr.. Gilpin has requested that
extend. through the press. to his
ir'cnus VINO have stood by him so
i"S''iS In this fight his sincere graft
.ude. and he pledges that. if elected.
nc VIII serve the people Of Virginia
'ones'i!' iearlcssly and faithfully.
TO those who have given us opno
si,ioh openly. frankly and fairly. MIR.
'hr'n has but the highest regard and
c'r'hihIS holds no malice
We feel that the people of virginia
"ie gong to indorSe Mr.. Giipin. not
Oily on account of the service he has
rendered the State alone. but ar. no
"S |" reward him on the ID of August
WIN their votes as a tribute to the
E'th plane on which he has con
Quoted his campaign
for the above reasons. we arc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Nee. G.. FZNNIGAN RE7YRES FROM
RACE FOR STATES ATTORNEY.
CANDIDA TIES ON HOME STRETCH
Universal Interest Has Been Shown in Tuesdays Pri
mary-Local Fights in Richmond and Norfolk
Have Been Particularly Spirited.

particular race an element of UNI
certainty The supporters Of both
candidates express great confidence.
An unusual incident Of this cam
naiGn is the activity displayed by
candidates for the humble office OF
justice of the peace. Three ju@tices
are TO he chosen from each ward.
Many Of The veterans are still in the
running and expect to continue in Of
flee. In ms list are men who have
served the city from time immc-
mortal. including Wilbur !. Grigrs. w.
Collier Gibson and Emmett Andrews.
of jefferson Ward; j. l.. McDonouEh,
Il. 4. Duke. of Lee Ward: James Il.
Connolly. l.. J. Mccarthy, l.. b.
Franklin. Of Madison Ward: W. II.
Terrence. w y. uonnie) Graves,
James y. Lyle. of Clay Ward
Resides thes. d-timcrs" there
are many new asrirants There are
Of the peace, while nut twelve are to
be chosen.
The Electoral Board has provided
for sufficient number OF booths to ac-
commodatc both men and women.
Separate booths will be provided for
the sexes.
THE PRIMARY TICKET.
tNames which Will appear on the
hallo,)
E'or Governor.
T.. Lee Triuklc.
Harry ST. George Tucker
For I.icutcnnnt-t:oNc
Julien Gum.
! T.. West.
Kenneth y. Gilpin.
w Il. I'itzhugh.
For Corporation Commission.
y. -. Adams.
II. g. Foll<cs
For commemorative Attorney.
Nlhcrt q. Boschcn
David T. Sat;erfcld.
George T. Mise.
Nee. & FinniEan
For Commission of the Wcvcnnr.
! l.: Rose.
Henry T.. 'rrcsnrn.
For city Treasurer.
Herbert l.. Iiulc,
James l.. Pace.
For city Sergeant.
John l.. .;atteIi"ii.
John -. Saunders.
For iIuu>c Of Drir.atcS.
,rivc to bc capscn.,
Mary Bell Perkins.
Janet :. Durham.
Harry &. Glenn
James l.. Jones.
!: L. Fullcr.
j. +. Bright.
J l.. pickerson.
Charles w CrOwdcr
l.. l.. Mncfarlauc.
7 Gray iiaddon
James II Price
Fer Justices az the Peace.
Crhrrc 10 he chosen from each ward. J
Jefferson Ward-l:mmctt y. An
drews. w. Collier Gibson Wilbur ].
Grisss. X. Is. Jordan. Il. Eston Lewis.
j O, Phillips.
Lee Ward ! j Bnydcn. Il e. Duke.
X. II. Hawks. j. \. McprnouSh. WiI-
liam G. Taller, Lloyd III. Richards
w j Vaughan.
Madison Ward John l.. Carr.
james 7. Connolly. l.. H. Franklln n
Walter Il. Gentry. T.. J. Mccarthy.
Clay Ward Thomas &. Beazle,
Horace burnett. W. ~ Graves. r NJ
fundley. Frank -. Luck. James -
Lyle, George &. Mullins. l.. y. Page,
John y. Piagcm0n. w. y. Terrence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
TUCKER FIRES FINAL GUN
OF CAMPAIGN IN ADDRESS
TO PETERSBURG VOTERS

CONTINUED From First Pagc.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
DOUBTFUL VOTERS
COME TO HIS SIDE,
REPORTS DECLARE

lCnntLMueL rrom E,lrst pngeN
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

'N-''i'lu'N TOM u ltSt l'ISt.)
itor OF the Dauvinc Register refused
to reiract the false statement.
, Il want YOU men ana women 10 20
10 the polls next Tuesday and show
, 10 the world that YOU resent such
treatment sho~If u fellow Democrat
by the chair>nan.of tn, party in Wiz
ginia."
Touching on the highway PROPOSE
( i"f' Mr Tucker said that IL would
. take q bond issue OF $4,000. 900 To
complete the program Of good roads.
as now planned.
nc S"id mat !ast year the taxes col
Icctcn tor roads averaged about s.
c"V,u"'' ana HuO miles OF road were
/ "ulii at st cost OF about 10000 ucr
mile. But the cost * less uoY a..
said, ABOUT 5000 per mile: and va
iIOus estimates have been printed
. ""out the amount needed !ur roads
/ ne state Auditor Places the amour;
~ rvt"eeh st.O0o."00 and $1.O0c UuO
: IL this IS trge. MIR. Tucker said, TN.
: road progress can De completed in
i've years vita the ordinary rcvcnt.
,i"r road purposes Nj. Tucker said
, there was mu nvceSsity for a bond
: issue and a subsequent Increase in
: taxes. Mr Tucker SAID the state
I could not annrl the proposed bond
issue, and mat the proposition was
futile and umw!sc.
II developed tonight that in the
audience wyr. scvera! Trlnklc sup
porters Who heard Mr.. Thicker for
the tTst time. Two OF these are said
TO have EXPRESSED desire for their
names 10 ~ str.cNcn from T'inklc
advertisement which had been pre-
pared for a local newspaper
other parts OF Mr. fuckers ad-
ldrcss defined mis- position on The child
. Ia Dor LAWS and ether matters which
have been fully presented TO the pub
'itc. Mr. Tucker was much pleased
with his reception here tonight. and
lhis supporters feel that votes Mere
gained ny his address.
Mr. Tucker goes from here To Lex
.!nGton, his home town. where he viii
address tn" voters u Rockbridgc
County on Monday. and on TUESDAY
.he VIII east his ballot.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
ONE DIES, THREE COLLAPSE.
FOR LACK OF FhVORlTE DRUG

NEW YORK Jul, 81 otto Thoinr.
son, heron addict zen dead. and inre
others collapsed IN police rcadquar.
ters rs ,hey yer" bc,ng taken Z
roCues' gallery
They we're SAID to bc suffering from
lack ~ drugs
over 200 drug addlcts have hce.
arrested and 'ocMed up since The raid
~ Frdefai "rc"ts alarltd gEcaG
and many 90: hem hav" behaved .a
nani"cs rnca deprived Of ,he.r ~
.cnuCr.
Thmnpsr5 so W. g d.sueasg
~ Bo"rr tSfHtrrui 'uI 'h
.ic4,Nc a7.c-t,d him be
5sr"ni h;g !gs' 50 ;ur roin.
/. cheYonne indian ~2s Eionra
more Liriartsaue Of tUdass iQ4'
rfandsI who "e-~ ioct4A ~,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
DECLARE FIGHT is CLOSE
AROUND FREDERICKSBURG
Getty and Surrounding Counties Wit
ness Warm Political
Contests.
Especial to The Times Dispatch.


:. FREDERICKSBURG. VA. July 30
S.Much interest is being displayed in
Sthc primary election. evidenced by
.:activity on the part OF supporters
sof the several candidates and by
:some netting on the outcome OF the
Stween Trinkic and Tucker in the city
Sof Fredericksburg and the Counties
..of Spotsyivania. Stafford. King
SGeorEe and Caroline will he close.
: In Stafford County the fight is
: Partcniariy warm. with party lead
ScrS OF great influence on opposite
ssides battling hard for supremacy.
SFeporis from the counties Indicate
S$that the newly cnfranchiscd women
voters are taking but little interest
Sin the election.
1t looks as IL Spotsylvania. where
: most of the county oiiccholdcrs are
s for Trinkle. will likely give HIM a
: small majority. Stafford is appar-
:Iently so close that Il prediction as
ITO the result there would be nothing
more than guess. and the same is
Strue Of King George. Caroline carlv
%lh the night was conceded to T-inkl.
: hut Tucker has made large gains in
Sthat county. sill. it looks as if
4 lrinkie Will carry it by from nfiy
:. 10 scVonty-nre majority. Essex
~Couniy Will give Tucker a good ma
!. !oritE fredericksburg Will bo so
Z. ciose that the result here will hay,
little bearing on the fortunes of
acithcr candidate
> state Senator Gum will probably
: carry Frederick sburg and Spoisyl.
Z xhnia by large majori;ies in m.
> nEht Tor Lieutenant Governor. with
! Hhpin second and West third. Gunp
Z. likewise expected to carry KIM
) George, Caroline and Essex, whiI.
: !. san ora VIII be close between him
and Gilpin. "'''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

ella inning for Mr.. Gilpin "a substantial
Eluiality based oil the follow ing
claim: The Fifth. Sixth. Seventh
Eighth. Ninth and Tenth Districts
and feel that he has an even break
In the Fourth and First. and will
hhish second in the Second and Third.
The other candidates. Julian Gum
j. II. West and w. Bullitt FitzhuEh
were Just as sanSuinc of success AT
the polls Tuesday.
Berkeley ID. Adams. incumbent. of
Charlotte. and Elbcn &. Folkcs. of
| Richmond. candidates for the State
Corporation Commission, Expressed
confidence in the outcome of tho
| fight
MIR. Tucker will speak tomorrow nj
, Lexington, his home town. and al
Bucua Vista. On Tuesday he will
vote and receive the returns at his
home.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Celebrates .oo,h Anniversary.

EAST HAMPTON. CONN. July 30.
The celebration az the :ooth ami
vcrsary OF this town was held today.
East Hampton was formerly the town
Of Chatham. with East Hampton as
it's principal center.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
A Wardrobe Trunk Sensation!

guaranteed, full size Wardrobe Trunk
with hangers, drawers and compartments com
pete at the amazingly low price of S20.S5.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31

''nhtinH"d From First paEr.)
fairs, and such etatcsman-likc quail.
Ties as are needed 10 place Virginia
IN her riShtiul place in these days
OF cc"nSiructiom--m made a deep i'm
preston yesterday in political circles
here, and is expected to play no in
cons id"rahlc part in rolling ND a
Tucker majority at the pous Tuesday
IN" senator is known as Il man who
WI" does not Srcah lightly, and his
estimate of a candidate is regarded
as expressing his deepest conviction
MIR. fuckers friends take pride in
Ia" faci that their candidate has re-
criv"d such unqualified indcrscmcui
from TIE junior senator. for ne IS
f'NoSH .@td throughout the nation as
Il h"hhcial eNp"rt-a man who is mos;
careful In placing his imprimatcu-
upon one aspiring 10 direct the gov
"rnmenta affairs OF a great state
me bitter craftsmanship OF Colonel
James in this campaign served TO
recall yesterday news article which
appeared in The Danvillc Zee on Feb
iuary .. 1921. under The signature OF
his Washington correspondent. in
which Colonel James was quoted as
saying that his position as state
chairman OF tnc party would not pre-
vent him from voting in the primary
for III" man who. he considered. would
make The better Governor OF Virginia
II was Inferred at tina; time. from
the language OF the article. that
Colonel James looked upon his posi-
ton, as other ohairmcn have. as
quasi judcial IN character. not allow
ing him TO take an active part in an
intra party fight.
stuart Makes Denial.
Former Governor Henry &. Stuar,.
in replying Yesterday To telegram
sent by Colonel David H. I.cakc. de-
nicd that he had charged Mr.. Tucker
with h"ltinr the party in 1896 H.
reply reads:
'Honakcr. Va. July %. 1921.
- II l.cakc. Richmond. Va.
Replying to your telegram jus:
received here. stated In ms speech
q, cate CITY that MIR. Tucker was not
~ harmony with ihc National Demo
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-31
Deaths

OWENS Died ia stuart Circir nosIital.
Saturday. IG,y 70 Airs Anna Belle
OWNS. aged - Years VIII. of W ~
owens, m B"inhridGc street. Fuucra.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21
A Iananese Victory

The failure the Oregon senate pass the anaen land
law for the preservation of American ideals and American
citizenship is due to two nfluences-the opposition from the
Portland Chamber Of Commerce and big business seeking
profits from japanese and to the interference of
Senator McNary in behalf of Senator Lodge and the in
coming administration Neither senator has committed
himself this question and the plea to leave to the
tional government is the old stall for procasnaon
that has made bad situation worse for 20 years.
With Oregon and Washington legislatures refusing to
back up Caifoas demands against the Japs the national
administration will naturally conclude that only California
interested not the entire coast that the issue therefore
purely local and California will be rebuked she
by Roosevelt Taft and Bryan while the national government
koWtows to Japan.
The commercial influences that prevented action in
Oregon checked in Washingon-he with Japan
which results in few large corporations and individuals
enjoying big profits But while this amounts to
something for Seattle it is negble to Oregon for there
but little dny Japanese line running out Of Portland
AS to the chances of Portland securing the japanese business
NJ Matanabe manager of the Nippon Yusen Kaisha steam
ship line, states:
bulk desire
to take business any other
So the Oregon senate has merely played in the hands of
Seattle and the Japanese by refusing pass the American
Legion bill to prevent Japanese from doing in Oregon what
Americans forbidden to do in Japan.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21
Wheeled Chair
Conceals Booze

Bend, Or Feb. 81. - "Dollar
a bottle" Lars Bjorge, of 214
Florida avenue is said to have de-
manded when city Officers search
ed his home recently, and seized
"a bottles of homemade wine.
Bjorge, cripple, was in his wheel
ed chair when Officers Fox, Car
lon and Stevens entered the place.
A jar of some fermenting liquid
was found, Mayor ellison, who ac-
companied the officers, reported,
but no finished product was seen
until Fox notices. that Bjorge's
chair almost covered a trap door,
The two dozen filled bottles were
found underneath and it was at
this time that Bjorge quoted his
price, Mayor Gibson said
Quantities of dried fruit, sugar
and yeast were found by the Off
GERS.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21
DON'T FUSS WITH
MUSTARD PLASTERS!
Musterole Works Without the
Blister-Easier, Quicker

There's no sense in mixing mess
Of mustard, -four and water when you
can easily relieve pain, soreness or stiff.
1ess with little clean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of
mustard and other helpful ingredients,
combined in the form of the present
white ointment. 1t takes the place OF
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relied
from sore throat, bronchitis, tonsilitis,
Group, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
headache, congestion, pleurisy, ,rheuma.
tism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds Of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia).
35c and Csc jars; hospital size $500
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21

no better off. In fact. I'd be worse
off; for I'd lose not only >the
Ground Squirrel, but the fun of dig
ging, too"
Mr.. Coyote turned his head away
and smiled a wide, wide smile. 1t
was some moments before he could
trust himself to speak without
laughing right in Benny Badgers
face.
IT'S plain" he said at last.
that you need help. So I'm coming
here every night to assist you in
the business of catching Ground
Squirrels"
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21
Boy, %, Has Store,
Hotel and Garage

Pendleton, Or Feb. 21. - To
be owner of the principal store and
garage in a thriving country town
and manager of the hotel at the
age of % years is the achievement
of Albert Jefferson, cf Ukiah, who
is in Pendleton.
Mr.. Peterson, by deal just
completed. has purchased from l.
r.. Lawrene, for Is years a merch-
ant of Ukiah, his general mercl-
andise stock and has rented the
building and fixtures, with option
of buying. Associated in business
with Mr.. Peterson will be his bro
ther, Virgil Peterson, aged 49, The
hotel of which the older brother
is manager is owned by their mo-
ther, Mrs. Mary c. Peterson.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-02-21

different kind of affection. E.
But it's deep, powerful-there are
bonds that hold me-that l can't
break dare not. . Always he was
attractive to me-a strange, SEN
sitive, unhappy Iboy. And
then--something happened"
viii you tell me WHAT"
"Oh, Jim, it involves a question
of honor. q. | can't betray con-
fidence. . . Let me tell you some
thing. Did you know that Oswald
ever since you and he were boys
together, cared more for your
good opinion than for anything
else in the world?"
That's strange"
He is strange. He has told me
that. as boy, one of the things
that most deeply hurt him was that
he was never invited to your
house. And l can see that the
fact that dad never took any notice
of his father mortified him bit
terly."
"What has this to do with you
and me, Steve?"
"A great deal uuhaprily. The
seeds of tragedy lay in the boys
soul OF oswald Grisplcr--a tender
sensitiyepess almost girllsh, which
he concealed by asscrtiveness and
an apparent callous disregard of
opinion: a pride so deep that in
the shock of injury it became
morbid. e.. But Jim, deep In
that unhappy boys soul lay also
uobler uualities-blnd loyalty, the
generosity that costs something
the tenderness that renounces .
oh. | know know I was only
a girl aud 7 didn't understand. l
was fascinated by the golden,
graceful youth of him-thrilled by
the deeper glimpse OF that mystery
which attracts all women-the
veiled unhappiness Of a mans
secret soul. That drew me;
the man. revealed. he'll me. . e.
| have told you that I never dream
ed there was any question about
YOU. | was obsessed. wrapped up
in this man so admired. so tIent-
ed, so utterly misunderstood by all
the world excepting me. 1t al
most intoxicated me to know that
] alone knew him-that / alone
was qualified to understand, sym
pathize. advise. encourage. rebuke
this strange, ineNplicahle golden
figure about whom and whose
rising talent the world OF art was
yossiping and guessing all around
me-"