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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
PROLIFIC PROBE
IN HERR|N CASE
Fourteen More Indictments
Are Returned In Connec-
tion With Riot.
Fifty-eight Men Now Facing
Charges of Murder and
Conspiracy.

Marion. Ills. Sept. S.--(By the Asso-
ciatcd PressD-Fourteen bills were re-
turned by the grand jury Investigating
the Herrin mine war OF June %. last.
shortly before they adjourned this al
ternoou The first Of these bills IN
d,cted Ss men FOR conspiracy and FOR
rloting. Thirty-sccou OF these men, &C
cording 20 Circuit Judge D. T. Hartwe!l.
were indicted Thursday for murder.
Conspiracy to XIII.
The p men indicted by to-day's ac-
tjon OF the grand jury are: Gerald hcr-
nard. Simon Hitler. Noble Bell. Charles
HANCOCK. Erine Craig. William Travel
stead V. r. Wilson. Henry Sketcher.
Rm Gulledge. Giles Holly. William Sell
lcrs. Darby Rabbtnston. Brookhouse'
first name unknown. Fred Copper or
Kuner. sam Cantone' Jesse Chtlders.
Oris Kerby. Earl Baxter. Bill Ciander'
Hastings. first name unknown. and Lee
Berron They are charged with CON
sriracv 20 Kill Howard Holman. R"hert
,-4A~so, Irhu Shoemaker. Thomas
.-rr-.s = sherman Holman. William
,aias-. l-.iuAm GEciii!. Ernest Ee1ard.
Frank Schmidt. Ray ". Lennon. Allen
Fird,a,. I'd Rose. -Ignas Ruh'nis. Joseph
O'Rourk and Claude X. Mcdowell.
Recess Until Monday.
After the reading Of IN" report. ih"N
recessed until Monday morning. Ser
tember llth. This will give m" deputies
an orportunity TO serv" the tnd'r'm'N'S
jusr returned and give rhe jurors and
attorneys time 20 prepar" ne" "S'S ~
witnesses. 5000 -
q, tho thirtv.ssvSn m"n Indicted on
-rbu-sday eleven are in m" county -'''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
DEMOCRATS PRY
CAMP PA|CN OPEN
Meet At Parkersburg TO Fix
For Battle-Neely and
Mrs. Brown There.
State Chairman Dunlap De-
MES Rumors He Intends
To Throw Up Job.

TarknrshurE. W. Va, Sept. S-For the
rurrose Of making arrangements for the
coming campaign, A meeting of the DEM
ocrati, state committee OF the West VIZ
ginia will he held in this city Tomorrow
which will he attended by VI. NJ. NeeIF'
candidate for the United States senate; !;
Mrs Izetta Jewell Brown. who opposed
hin, for the nomination. and tho candl-
dates for congress from the six districts
~ tho state. In addition to the members
Of the commtttc" an many other mem
hers Of the Democratic party OF the
state.
There have been rumors for the past
few Cavs from Charleston to IN" c'l"''
that r. Finley Dunlap. chairman or the
state committee. would resign AZ the
meeting 10 be held here tomorrow.
Dunlap TO Hold Port
Mr.. Dunlap arrived here tonight ana
stated positively that he would not re-
sign. He was accompanied to the city
nv former State Senator D. f. French
OF Mercer county and they stated tnht
4 large number is expected TO arrive
to-mcrrow ana that the meeting Will be
one Of the largest that has ever oeeh
held in the state.
Chairman Dunlap said tonight tha'
the principal business Of the commit
tee Will he the election Of new mem
bcrs to I'll vacancies and To arrange nei'
| irite plans for the campaign.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
.HOWLS IN GREAT GLEE
At SIGHT OF HUSBAND
Former "Girl In Red Tights" Causes
Arrest Of Recreant Spouse, Who,
She Says, Owes 5000 Altmony.

New York Sept. S-Claudia Carlstcdt
Wheeler onc-timc comic opera singer
known Hs the girl in tho red tights,
saw her former husband. Albert Cola
tin Wheeler. Ir.. son "f thee former
head of the telephone company in Chi
cago for IN" first time In six years
today at Madison avenue and F"rtcth
street and raised such 4 Commot!on tha;
crowds quk'kIy blocked 'rafriC.
She had him arrested. alleging that
her husband owed her $500 alimony,
which now says has amounted % nearly
ioa 600 Mr.. Wheeler vas released in
= 500 bail
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
.EVACUATE SMYRNA
AS TURKS ADVANCE
volunteers vainly Try to ENFORCE no
distance Against invaders, But
Turk Forces Come On

Smyrna. Sept. S.-tBy The Associated
PressD-The political and military au-
thorlties Of smyrna today began evacu-
ating tho town. Emharkations ar"
under way from Smyrna, Fur!a and
Chesme.
Remnants Of the Greek army have
arrived lol? miles from smyrna. but
the Turks apparently are not closely
following them. Volunteers IN smyrna
vairIv are trying to enforce resistance
against the Turks. but it is believed
here that Mustapha Kemal Pasha. the
turkish nationalist leader. can enter
the town in three days.
The situation here is extremely grave.
Bands OF Greek soldiers. Armenians ana
Turks arc committing acts Of lnccndiar-
ism and p.llagc and murder. Tn" allied
fleets have arranged plan for con-
ccrtcd action.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
PROTEST AGAINST
CHINESE OUTRACES

tion oC American mission buildings and
destruction Of foreign property in dis
regard to rights ot Americans by Can
ton military officials under General
Chan Chung Ming in Kwaying kwant-
ing province. is reported here in ad-
Vices from 6. :. Beth. in charge of
mission work at kaying.
Reith charges that civil authorities
in Kwaying are active in disemmina-
tion OF propaga nda and supporting the
military officials An urgent protest
against the dcprcdattons has heen
forwarded by Rcith 10 the American
consul at Swntow.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Optimistic Views Exphsed
In Washington Of Sip
Strike S Ending.
President Willard, of B. TO-,
Said TO Have Engineed
Chicago Meetings.
No Development In Thre to
Backhre" At Daughters
Court Mandate.

Washington. Sept. s-(Ry the $50
oiated Press-on the basis OF peSnal
reports TO certain adminIstra tion ad-
"rs. more optimistic view ot ,h,ail-
road strike situation was appares to-
day In government circles than .the
pas. week
Several officials. who have hes in
close personal touch with strike derop-
ments. declared that settlement c!;he
'aoor controversy on a number OF ads
vas "a probable" result Of the seris OF
"onferences which they understoci TO
re in progress IN Chicago
Viewed as Starting Point.
The extent 20 which the neSo,:assns 5
might 90 toward affecting a narsal
settlement was NOT forecast IN asse
circles. but the hope was expressed aat
r partial peace with key" roads n.,ht
Serve-as was the case in the b!tunn-
Gus coal settlemept-as a starting u,,t,
for general settlement.
The Chicago meetings were said 20
have been largely a result Of ettcrs
on the part OF Daniel willard. OF ae
baltimore s Ohio railroad. who Wis
understood 20 have associated with hin
representatives OF about $4,000 nias
Of operated track
Attorney General DauEherty. in a
tContnued on Page rwslye)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
YOUNG ELOPERS MEET
WOE AT MORGANTOWN
Swain Of 81 Is Held on White Slavery
Charge After Enttcing Girl TO
Leave Pennsylvania Homo

c,arkshurg. ". Va. Sept. st Spe-
r,,N -- charged with violating h =
Mann Act by transporting Miss Flea =
no. Tishue. Is. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mr.. charles Tishue. Of Dunbar. Pecn.'
from, PENNSYLVANIA TO M"rganto"n n
,his state. John s. Thomas, 2l.t en-
plorac or Morgantown Coal company
rq, held to tho federal grand Jury
hcrs .odav. In default OF bond he Was
WSiIs the girl VII" vas brought here
,.i,L ,i~r vas taken in charge nv tht
Y Y. g \. tho couple were arrested
IN Morgantown apartment by state
nolIre
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
MANY DOCTORS
At HER BEDSIDE
Reports From White House
Indicate Patient Is In.
Critical Condition.
Eminent Specialists Hurry 10
Washington In Effort to
Save Her Life.
Presidents Physician Says
That Recovery From Attack
Is Not Assured.

WASHINGTON. Sept. S.-Thn condition
Of Mrs. Harding wife Of the President,
was so serious tonight that ''recovcrN
is not yet assured, a statement issued
al the White House al $50 n. III. 10.
right bv Brigadier General {. +. Sa"
YER the family physician. sald.
COMPLICATIONS which developed yoS'
terday and last night. the statement
said, makes Mrs Harding cond''oh
"cri;iCal. it was added.
Doctors in Consultation.
DR. John Finey Of Baltimore was
called in consultation tonight, and br'
Charles Mayo is on his way TO the
White House from Rochester. Min. 10
Seeend the patient. DR. Carl w. SAW
y.r son of Brigadier General Sawyer
and Dr. Joel r. Boone have been in at
tendance on Mrs. Harding since early
To-Day.
DR. George T. Harding, Jr., Of Colum'
hus. Ohio. brother OF the PRESIDENT
has also been summoned TO aShihS'
TON Secretary Christian said Nhoi'
Nr Christian gave out DR.. Sawyer
statement to newspaper correspond
erts he said: Boys. Mrs. Harding IS
in very critical condition.
Recovery Not Assured.
The statement timed p. m lSsueu
nv DR.. Sawyer. follows: Mrs. Hard
inc whose illness is a recurrence o'
attacks experienced befor" coming 10
the White House. developed complica'
lions Thursday and Thursday nigh'
which make her conolion critical
These complications are so serous tha'
recovery not yet assured. Or. John
E,nney Of Baltimore was called in con
sr,tation tonight. and DR.. Charles
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
METHopIsTS ARE TOLD
OF GREAT ADvANcEMEN1S

Tairmont. W. Va. Sept. s.-Tonight
was ,hs anniversary celebration OF th'
board OF the West VII
rinia conference Of The Metnoolst
Episcopal church., south. at the ois'
irict conference h"inG held mere INC
speaker was Dr. l.. C"bh. or Nash'l'e,
who told Of the cducational "ork Oh
,bo church and Of the great advance
vents in the last years. The confer
o,co v.ili he closed on Monday. Visit
ing ministers will preach in the Local
pulritS Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
FORD PROMISED COAL:
NOT TO CLOSE PLANTS

IinNlnnaU, q, Scp'. N"-NN!0rUiNE I"
a telegram given out here r"-da' by
Ernest T. rcasly. rresidcn, 81 'h" Amer
lean Export and Inland Coal ,omrany
with offices IN this city. an agreement
has hccn entered into with representa-
tiNeS of Henry Ford. &C Detroit, by
which sufficient amount rf coat vii,
ho forwarded /" the mHuUtH"iurius
plants "r m" Ford company T." "h'ia'"
N" shutdown that was scheduled for
September Is.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
KU-KLUXERS APPEAR
AT OFFICERS GRAVE

Bluefieid. W. Va. Sept S.-Atter
the remains OF the late Constao!e
Jesse Thompson. had been lowered
into the grave at Montcalm this ar
,ernoon and the last words had been
said. four persons wearing the OF
t!cial robe OF the knights ot the ku
Klur KIan At his grave and stood
IN silence. After the grave had oeeh
led they placed upon - oeauu,
floral design and then ~aIkeu
a"aS disappearing few minutes
later In an automobile.
|Antable Thompson was shot
eSatsday morning by Deputy
snerf Hildebrant when he Tas mis-
taSSAtor moonshiner.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
QUITS Tariff BopY.

Washington. Sept. S.-ReSisnation Oh
Tohnas w. Page. OF Virginia. iormel
chairman II the tariff commission
from his membership in thar oooF, mar
been nlaced IN the hands OF fres'ueh.
Harding. It was learned ioday .ha'
nr Harding had requested MT rde
IA reconsider his decision to give up
tho ooSt
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
(coutinusd on H,Ss Twslvs)
CLASH
At ALLEN TRIAL
Get Into a Hot Argument
When Star Witness Tells
of Conversation.

Charles Town. w. Va, Sept. s.-Vel-
nsco Carpenter. considered ono OF tho
most important state witnesses In the
trial Of Walter Allen. charged WITH
treason In. connection with the armed
march BY miners on Logan county q
year ago. today precipitated lengthy
argumen. between counsel Tor state
and defense. Relating purported
conversation he had with Allen durlns
the trial in Charles Town win "HI-
lam EI,zzard. Carpenter testified that
Alien had told him that both the de-
f,rdan, and witnesses were held In the
Logan county jail for period OF ak
months. Carpenter added that Alien
;ater said he was mistaken.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Nav Premier At Athens.
Discuss Armistice Terms

CorstaNtinOplc. Sept s.-Thc allied
high commissioners IN informing tho
Augora government Of the request for
an arm.>'irc proposed that the rrelim-
!uarics Ice discussed at Yar!mdja. the
British section Of the occupied neutral
zone on the A~iatic side and that the
consist Of three officers
of the allied. Greek and Nationalist
armies. The Argora governments re-
ply has not been received.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
William Johnston, Head of
Machinists Union, Also
Gets Official Service.
Twenty Rail Representatives
Dine Together, Willard
Leaving In Anger.
Both Railway Executives and
Shopcraft Leaders Have
Noting to Say.

chicago. Sept St BY The ASSOCIATED
Press AN informal meeting or west
orn railway executives with pan'c' II
lard president Of the Baltimore n ONO
railroad. the return from the east Oh
Il NJ Jewell. leader ~ the Striking
shopcrafis and the failure or the roauS
"a :akc any definite action looking To-
ward reacr. marked the progress OF the
strike today.
As Mr.. Jewell stepped from the tram
hc was greeted by United States Mar
.rai George Hassett and !. 7. Noonan'
or tho department Of justice. ana was
..jrcn the officials service of the tenn
,nrar, restraining injunction issued
,rains; tho shcrmen ny Federal Judge
lanes Wtlkcrscn last Friday.
He accepted service without comment
He vas acrompa MED by William II:
Johnston. president Of the lntcrna""''"i
brotherhood of Machinis's VINO was
also served with the writ ana Nsri'h
- py,n or the Railway Carmcns asso-
citation
willard, Dined, Is Mad.
NJ. Willard. who arrived mere ir",n on
rsl,fr,arc Yesterday, was host 10 :"
railway representatives. at I"n'h'"n ~
J,, or,,nr the number were w. u.
,;',rl ~ ,hc Alton, ". +. Ryrum. OF
iro chicago. milwaukee, & ST. pan!'
ual. holden. or the Burlington; W. H.
E'ir,oy or the Northwestern, and samuel
II t,cl,on Of tho Great Western.
After the meeting, Mr.. WIZARD ap,
.c,red ,eryous and irritable and refused
T., make any statement. II" did ho'
sneak tn any Of his recent guests a.
they passed out.
Mr. FELTON,. head nf tho Wes'er'
oxecu,iycs. said: Il am not IN poS'
ton ro make any abatement ree"' ","e @
rho rail situation" He d"n'e" ~"
separate peace agreements "eFe
russcd at tho meeting. today.
interviews Refused.
When Mr.. Byram was in'er'ep'eN
newspapcrmen as he was l"a''nh '"'
meeting. he said:
~ cannot talk 10 YOU. fon """'u "''
ma some questions l cannot answer
NJ Jewell and the other union ieau
crs also refused 10 comment oH "e
y;,ro,,o, in advance OF the meeting
vonlay Of the shopcraf' policy com
m!j,cN Of %. ~,
Roth N. railway executives ana t"e
r,.o-, leaders united in declaring t ,nn
,nc ,cxt Of what was termed the
,ora ,,ron rnr IN strike on separate r'a"'
,.,s rn,ninr hut proposals hronen' ''
r,ro rhc sessions Of tho executives
>..,,. y.rk some three weeks aEo.
q ->'N
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
WEATHER FORECAST

Was. virginia: Fair saturday; SUNDAY
local thundorshowsrB with somo"'
lower temperacurs.
Ohio, western Pennsylvania Py
cloudy and warmer Saturday; local
thundsrxnowsrs Saturday night or sun
day; cooler Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Think No SIGNALS Heard

Jackson. Cal. Sept. "A most '""'
ouSh investigation indicates that no SIG
nails ever have been heard from the ~
nnto,bcd miners in the Argopaut mine
who vcr trapped thr by fire August
- mine officials announced tcdaN.
Sounds believed to have been signals
mus. have been either imagination NJ
tho -escu crws or lse noises In th" Ken
nedv mine from which tn rescue work
Is being attempted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Court Cverules Motion.

Defense counsel objected 10 the teso-
rorv because a third party was not
rresent The court. however. overruled
the objection.
In answer TO question during cross
examination. Carpenter said that the
only immunity lie had been promised
for tes;ifylng was what the la" Al
Lowed" However. he admitted at one
noirt that he had made certain state
r,cn,s 10 obtain his release from jail.
10 Mad bccn indicted in connection
,vi,h tho Logan county invasion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
ABANDON ALL HOPE
FOR ENTOMBED men

Jackson. Calf. Sept. Slope for the
- ar.on,hed ArcHau; miners seems 90
-. E..G completely. tn" people "'
r,.,s.r. r,tn calm resignation. now
AVA, ;he removal OF the bodies since
rho very discouraglng progress made
during the last "a hours In the attempts
~ rsonen old drifts leading 10 the lower
levels OF the Argonaut.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Applause For Miss Wheeling

Miss Wheeling In the bathing Dlrade
wore purple bathing sui: with full
length silk hose and black saiIn pumps.
Although she did not receive any prize.
she received generous applause rs she
arpcarCd before the Judges Miss Wheel
Ing was mentioned by tho press agents
as one Of the most beautiful girls from
,ba south
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
1000 POO" SAYS M'ADOO

Idaho Falls. Idaho. Sent S.-Willlam
e. McAdoa today characterized "a
pure bunk" recent press report tha'
n would be a candidate for tho u, mo
cratic presidential nomination IN l'@i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Climax Of the Weeks Great
Event to Be Thiller For
Thoroughbred Lovers.
Seven Running Races Carded
As Feature In Ringing
Down the Curtain.
Press Day Proves Big Sue
Worlds Trottlng
Record Broken.
Derby Day!

'tIuH La,
The sixth and final day OF the 1922
exposition of the West Virginia State
Fair association will be held today.
and the program holds the biggest at
traction OF the week for lovers OF
thoroughbreds, as seven running races
are carded.
The last day OF the fair is as good
day to attend as any other during the
week, as Secretary Bert Swartz stated
last night that no exhibits would he
moved from the grounds until after
o'clock tonight
All harness racers will leave this
morning for other tracks, but almost
fifty thoroughbreds are entered for to-
days running meet The first event Is
scheduled to start at 2:30 o'clock
Expect Big Attendance.
Fair officials expect an attendance
OF almost 10000 today. owing to the
special feature Of running races. 1t is
known fact that the thoroughoreds
are far more attractive to men and wo-
men. and considering the large attend
ance at the mixed harness and running
eyets during the week, a record crowd
is expected today.
Press day" was big success, al
the attendance was estimated at le,'
600. with crowd Of more than s,0O
al the night show.
The exhibits proved big attraction
as usual during the early morning ahd
late afternoon. but from 2 until
o'clock the races we're the center OF
interest. The racing card was rnusu'
ally attractive and many thrills we're
furnished In the 2:20 and 2:25 troI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
MISS COLUMBUS
CALLED PRETTIEST
BATHING Grille

Atlantic, C"ty. y. J.. sept. =
Miss columbus. Mary catherine
Camp hell. OF Columbus. - o,
tonight was crowned tho most
beautiful bathing cirl N m r
lea in the finals or tho beauty
tourney or the third annual At
lan,ic city pageant. She takes IN"
ritIe Miss America" and
s.. 900 golden mermaid cmblematc
or the championship. from Miss
Margarc; German. Washington. u.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
RAIL. PRESIDENT DIES.

s. Tau] Minn.. Sept s.. T. Clark.
70 president OF the Chicago. st faul.
Minn-apolfa and Omaha railway. died
suddenly at his home here tonight.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
Greek Commissioner Helpless

London. Sept S--The Greek high conf
missioner IN smyrna. NJ. SterSatis. to-
day handed over tho town To the allied
cnnsuls. according tC an exchange te!"-
graph despatch from smyrna. Allied
naval dctaChmcnts we're landed Thurs
day. the despatch says.
New Premier At Athens.
Sikolas KalOgcronoulos has accepted
tho membership. which NJ. Protocopap-
adakis resigned on Thursday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
WeIlsburg Scene Of Accident
When Fifteen Kegs of
Powder Blow Up
Men Riding On Seat Are
Hurled Unconscious Into
Field 90 Feet Away,
Burning Vehicle Then COL
lides With Ford and
Catches Latter On Fire.

Two mon ,oriously injured when a
motor truck containing, fifteen kegs OF
blasting powdor explodeG lat" Yesterday
afternoon on rommcrcjal street. Wells.
burg
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-09
THE INTELL1G E \ I C + II

Has more daily circulation and carrie,
more advertising regularly tina" u,:. "m
other six,day morning paper I" "
Virginia.
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tconanued on Page rwslve.)
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Fair Saturday; sunday local showers
with somewhat lower temperature.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

his garden. His grass, growing in late
April rains, would need attention early
next month he owned two lots
-"of course property is burden" II
Bobby would care to keep the grass
down and raked Bobby would
care, accepted this business oppor-
tunity, figures and all, thanked Mr..
Deacon with earnestness. Bobby's
aversion to Di, 1t seemed, should not
stand In the way of his advancement.
"Then that Is checked off," said Mr..
Deacon heartily. ~
Bobby wavered toward the door.
emerged on the porch, and ran almost
upon Di returning from her tea party
ut Jenny Plow's.
"Oh, Bobby! You came to see me?"
She was as fluffy, as curly, as smil-
Ing as her picture. She was carrying
pink, gauzy favors and spear Of
flowers. Undeniably In her voice there
was pleasure. Her glance was startled
but already complacent. She paused
on the steps. lovely figure.
The Glenwood post., 1922-08-10

roast duck. anybody" in a loud voice
and with a slow wink at his wife.
That lady at first looked blank, as she
always did In the presence of any hu-
NOR couched with the least indIrec-
tion, and then drew back her chin and
caught her lower lip In her gold-filled
teeth. This was her conjugal rebuk-
ing.
Swedenborg always uses "conju-
gial." And really this sounds more
married. 1t should be used with ref
erence to the Deacons. No one was
ever more married than they-at
least Mr.. Deacon. He made little con-
jugal Jokes in the presence of Lulu
who now, completely unnerved by the
habit, suspected them where they did
not exist, feared lurking entendre in
the most innocent comments, and be-
came more tense every hour of her
life.
And now the eye Of the master of
the house fell for the first time upon
the yellow tulip In the center of his
table.
"Well. well !" he said. "What's this ?"
Ina Deacon produced, feetly, an un-
looked-fOr dimple.
Have you been buying flowers?"
the master inquired.
"Ask Lulu" said Mrs. Deacon.
He turned his attention full upon
Lulu.
"Suitors?" he inquired, and his lips