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Back to Capt. Noah

NHE world do Sometimes il advances with sedate
L and dignified SowneSs, but often il hits
an cylinders in high speed Nazareth has traffic restc-
tions. Modern things and and frillS have invaded
Jerusalem. We are not informed TO Bethlehem and
Jericho and other historic communities. Mount Ararat
To have railway and 4 summer resort
The famous mountain itself 1900 feet i'm the
ambient air. according 20 reports and il has been viewed
by travellers whose is legion. but its summit has
been negotiated by few Rather bleak and cold il rises,
and il presents little in the way of attractive features
But now, after all these thousands Of years human
eye with vision all its own has focused II and decided
that il may be made TO welcome the sightseeing wayfarer
with coin. BY Of winding railway this visionary
hopes TO summon the travelling many 10 its far summit
and TO give them there rest and food and recreation.
The scheme may wn other less pretentous schemes
have and Ararat may take its place in the timer
airy of the tourist and peaSure-Seeker along with Bilious
Springs, Malaria Meadows Ant Hills Chgre Mountains,
Bacillus Lakes and the hke-who knows? However il
may have appeared others of more recent times il GER
tany looked good to Captain Noah and his geological crew
after that memorable wet spell
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rIIArrEn Xxx

Into the Sundan Prom Gondokoro
CHORTLY after Colonel Roosevelt
y arrival In Gondokoro from Rclaf
be was called upon 10 Hay goodbye 90
his larkr following OF native servants
and p8virra.
They left tho same day FOR KAN.
palB and Sairobi to return 90 their
homes, "a they started forth from
Gondokoro. they rherrri themselves
hoarsr and sang songs iu praise Of
The Bwaua Mkubw1. KlnRi ya Amer.
TX che blg chief. tho king u AmsricaJ
That night Colonel Roosevelt asked
Haadon and myself 60 dine on board
the 'Dal". Kermit had Eut the ships
cook % remove hig beard and cut hiH
hair. and he appeared AZ dinner look
Ing unusually aplck and span coi-
oncl Roosevelt was In flns form. and
told ua about hts hunt after The
giant Gland lie spoke most warmly
u Kermit. and Of hiR excellent man.
agrmcnt 81 the "aaihri" and hts won.
dcrful powers Of endurance In
tracking
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CHAPTER NNIN
Roosevelt at Gontlnkoro

TUE Roosevelt expedition. BEADED
l. By Colonel Roosevelt and Ksr,
init, arrived AZ GondokBro on Tho
early morning % February H.
All the residents N this little out.
post on tho borders n Uganda and
tho Sudan had assembled on the out.
skirts OF tho station az the poin,
where the Ro1frvr.ts would enter tho
village The FIRST 20 arrive was Krr
init, and he was quickly followed hy
Mrarnr They Joined IA 10 walt lot
the arrival o. Colonel Roosevelt and
tho big safan
Suddenly from tho distance. came
tho music OF hugic and drum band.
playing. alternately. British and BcE
gian buglc marches. And then the
long string % portcrs came round a
bend In tho road ~ thclr head
marched porter. carrying Tho large
American flag that had accompanied
the expedition Tor the past n
months Immediately behind them
walked Colonel Roosevelt and Lorlug
Every body Checrsd az they rccog
uiEsd him.
They had marched In from Chief
kiriba's village q distance Of ie
miles. since O'Clock IN the morning
Immediately behind Colonel Roosr
Welt came Chief Kiriba. who was
dressed In a khaki suit, the sun bel.
me, and sun glasses that I had given
him. and blue puttscs Every now
and again he would turn round and
urge his hand 10 play moro Vigorous.
~ and louder in honor Of tho 'RinEt
ia Amsrik."
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Develop Your Personality
POlSE STARTS IN MIND

physical grace. or oven scIf-confi-
dcnco? \ sunken chest distinctly
indicates an infcriority complex, a
negative state OF mind. Strong minds
do not permit sunken chests.
3. How does ono acquire physical
poisc? Hold up your head, and your
chest. You win SIT erect walk erect
and you win have an upright ntti-
tudo that has it's immediate reaction
on your mental state.
If your head is erect. your chest
out your walk viii never bc n
slouchy walk, nor will II be too sol
dierly; the weight Of your body will
bc carried forward on the ball OF the
foot while the other foot Is ready
10 swing forward YOU win sit
gracefully; you1l not flop into your
chair, nor assume lazy pose. An
alert sitter Is nm alert listener. A
good listener commands respect.
once you are convinced that walk.
ing and sitting and all the other
ordinary gestures OF life nrc con-
ccrncd in your personality 1t win be
greatly improved
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- FABLES ON HEALTH
MAKING BANDAGES

Then roll them into soft bundles
and half I'll a welI-cleaned glass jar.
At the top pack good wad Of alb
sorbsnt cotton and put q light weight
al the bottom.
To thoroly sierilize set the jar up-
on an inverted plate in a kettle OF
cold water. deep enough FOR tho
water 70 come within an inch n tho
bottles neck
Put the kettle upon a slow fire and
let the water reach a heat Of $50 de-
grecs and maintain this heat Tor
three hours. The bandas viii then
DO thoroughly sterilized.
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Father and Son

THEODORE ROOSEVELT is being run for governor
i of New York.
Prominent among the bosses handling the job for him
Frank w. Mondell of Wyoming, a lame duck who was
rejected by the voters of his state because of his
standpat record in congress.
Mondel is the chief spe-binder the special train
that hurryng young Roosevelt about the Empire state
Among the leading arguments being cited in young
T. RS favor is the fact that he is his fathers son.
However the presence of Mondell in Rooseves body
guard recalls what T. r. Sr wrote of this same Mondel
He is "a congressman who took the lead in every
to prevent conservation Of national
and the preservation of the national domain for the use
home-seekers" and consistently fought for local and
private interests against the interests of the people
a whole"
These quotations from the autobiography of the
late President Roosevelt.
One wonders if the wouldbe-Governor Roosevelt has
ever read the book
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) Questions )
Z! AnSWered !

Q which end Of tho Panama
canal 10 Colon loeatcd7
4. 40 ne AHlufie md
. Who were tho three greatest
generals ~ ancient timrHf
A. ~ - s0mrtrhgi matter Of
opinion. but historians generally arr
isrHH~d 10 agrcc that Hannibal
Alexander me Great and Julius
Caesar trsfr ne greatest
. when vas the ysrss about
Casey Jones' publiahed7
& ~ 1909.
q why n the planet Venus Wis.,
iulr both day and uiEht7
4. Hreausr Of 90 surpasHHg BIRD
iiaHrV - present. Venus iS ono
huHdS~I fines as bright az a stand
ard frat magnitude star. ard four
fimrs az bright as the planet MarE
Tha bnliiarey Of Venus u duo 70
extent Of sarfarr. 20 rriicc'iug poo-r
Of that surface. ard also 10 conf
p1ratiuc Hcarnsss 20 both M EuB
ard sarih
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TT has been said that there are no
l. emergencies Tor those who are
prepared.
Mn. Mann generally had on hand
handnEeg and preparations In case
one Of the children might be hurt.
Every house acCumulatcs old linen
and. instead Of throwing It away.
why not make il into handy bandages
Tor an emergency
BE certain that q Is thoroly clean.
tear II into strips two or three inches
wide. placing one end upon the other
and sew together with soft thread
until length u two or three yards
has been obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-15
Education

JNTE ARE beginning to wonder a bit about this matter
wv of education II to be quite thoroy mpreg-
mated with teaching but how about learning? We ask
you.
They had intelligence test of the freshmen at the
Michigan agricultural college the other day. and its result
was revelation. Answering questions, these aspiring
students made known that Magnus Johnson is baseball
pitcher Irwin S. Cobb is great baseball player the
battle of Lexington fought in 1920 the Mayo brothers
of diamonds cutlass is a cannon and Madras is
pre-Volsteadian drink
That's what that college is up against.
But turn to Wisconsin and see what happened
brighfaced young woman made application for teach
ers license in of the Badger towns Who is Robert
La Folete?" asked her examiner, making it easy Rob
ert La Toilette she replied with confidence is French
man who came to America during the war"
Can you beat it?
And look at Oregon The class was being orally ex-
amined in mathematics 'Tie Nook" said the teacher
you may tell me what is subtrahend?" "A subtrahen
replied Tlie, her face all aglow with knowledge. "is
hen that lays more eggs than the common kind"
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The Hunchback
BY Z. ]. MARIANA

CUE was little girl. too, with
~ all the heartachcs of seeing
other little girls about her straight
OF limb and fair OF face. often
wondered what sad thoughts were
in her mind. There was such "A
wistfulness TO her face. and is
greater depth TO her eyes than I
had seen in other children OF her
age.
Her interest seemed always TO be
conferred upon tho pride and hope
OF the family" surrcitcd and spoiled
he was, at the age of 10. They rare.
~ spoke TO each other. they had so
little OF interest TO say. Tho world
was his playground and her tragedy.
lie had hit her once. II was a
cruel thing TO do, and It was then
that | pulled her aside and took
her In my arms and wiped away
tears from both our eyes.
You. too. sho said, feel sorry for
him?" ! looked ut her with startled
cycs. Love begets love, and he
will be very lonely" she added.
There was such gcntlcncss in her
voice, and / figured out that ia
rather have n crippled body than
crippled soul,
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What "SIuSh Fund.-
Committee Will Do
BY c. A. RANDALL

The promise Of patronage md
hil other facts 90 relation thereto
that would NOT only b. uf pub
NC interest. but would aid the
congress lu any necessary rene
dial legislation
That said committee o. here
by empowered 90 Hit aud act
during the adjournment 0f cone
FrraH az such time and place aa
.i may deem neersHArys % re-
Tgirr by subpoena. or otherwise.
the attendance ~ witnesses. the
production ~ books, papers and
documents The chairman % The
committee or any member
thereof may administer oathn %
wltuthFsH
The resolution provides pen
Rlilsa FOR failure 10 appear and
failure 20 testify.
The members Of the commit
tee. IN addition 90 Senator
Bofah, who is the chairman.
arc senator Jones Of Washing.
ton. senator Empstcad o. Mime.
sofa, Senator Canwny of Aritsn.
Eaz and Senator BHyard Of Del.
aware.
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Great Brains

THEY have unusually smart city fathers down at
Canton, Missouri if anybody asks you-deep thinkers
and all that The other day a in the town became
cogged and the city council went into solemn session
What to do and how TO do without increasing the burden
of taxation? Brown study long and very brown Eureka
Not Eureka, Kansas elsewhere but eureka meaning
watch us" large and corpuent swapping turtle was
drafted. rope $50 feet long tied to that turtles
tail Then the turtle was put down in the and
admonished to get action The turtle did IT, He Travelled
block of the in 40 minutes and finally appeared
the end of the pipe little groggy and muddy but with
Smart? You said it. Even a bootlegger couldn't have
given better brain than that to any sort of a stunt
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What Folks
Are Saying

PRESIDENT PAUL MOODY. Mia.
dlebury college. Vermont: THE rca.
son there b. 80 much shoddy work
done in education is because people
are content with getting by"
REV. FRANK X. COOK SON. BAY
City. Mich: Andrew Carnegie. IN
inspired mood. once said Il was a
disgrace for a man 20 die rich. No
Methodist minister ever so disgraccd
himself"
G. NJ. sTENDAI. president North.
western Shoe Retailers association.
just back from Europe The men
over there get every kind OF shoe
they can find on the market 80 that
they will have tho right kind some
time or other and they step out in
Knockers, checked and tusscled socks
and tan and white shoes: then go
hack in half an hour for another
knickcr suit, wool socks and brown
or white shoes They were worse
than tho women. on shipboard."
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Smoking Room
Stories

"Cawn't understand. said on
English lord, who lad no business in
the smoker In The frs, place. why
sou advertise y0uT-er family trou.
hIes IN America. It's had enough.
IN jolly well say 10 publish them n
the journals. Look a. that sign
Re pointed 10 one in front u "a soda
water fountain 90 we drew into a
station. II Was Pop on ice"
wow. in dear old England" he
drawlcd. II pop was on Ice. we
wouldn't even publish H. much less
advertise the-er fact on poster.
Besides, pop In England is-er usual.
~ in-er hot water"
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NEW EXPEDITION

Next morning all the loads were
taken down % The 'bll" and after
lunch the steamer headed up stream
Cor Rrjar
II took CuunlnEham~ nix whole
days 10 arrange satisfactorily for the
breaking up - that small army OF
p0rirr There wtrr 800 p8ftsfa. the
mules. thr personal servants. cooks.
skinners and 20 on i8 pay or and
feed Tor their long journey back 90
kampala and even Nsifubi
Colonel Roosevelt and ksrmh. 20.
Eethsr with their small Ealau. &C..
turned 20 goudokoro on the afternoon
Of February &C.
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Robert f1ran. Newspaper tatrr-
upHntrnL accompanies the Theodore
Roosevelt expedition into Africa in
1903, They arrive ht Mambanaa. Tho
gateway 90 British East Affica.
and then make tho long railroad
Journey 60 their fifs, camp in tbr
EamvrrFowdod khpIti Plains
after wonderfully successful
shooting trip iu tho NuJ.k country.
the expedition camps Tor more hunt
inE a. farm called EalEal-Ssl.
After several nthvf trips they invade
the Guah1 kyrr8 elephant country
aud meet with como more good
sport The HupsuYritn arc given
royal receptions AZ Moro and Ena
trbbr. Nuw the expedition arrives
az Minute 0n tho long Journey thru
Uganda. The Congo and The sudan
20 Egypt Fnran learns that itBoHr.
vUltu arrival al GUHdokUrp will BE-
Postponed b srauar % a newly
planned elephant hunt
NOW 60 on WITH TIE STORY
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Strategy

A army officer high up, says: "The essence of STRAIT
egg is surprise which can be attained only thru
secrecy"
That's true in warfare tho radio is making it increas
ingy difficult to preserve military secrets.
In regular life, the of strategy is accomplish
wentworth and reliability. Success is not myterious.
Ed Howe Ea5 lot his side when he claims that it's
easier to succeed than to fail Life, after ALL is warfare
of the individual against the entire field.
Buffalo arrested offering United States
whisky is held TO be Cleveland
perhaps but assassin In these
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VMROOSEVELT
ENIN AFRICA
S~& %W;Robaf Eo1an
. 1924 MA Service he.

"a president ON behalf Of their rr.
5pretlyu governments.
That night Colonel Roosevelt Hp.
nouuced that while Cunulnghamo
was busy with the packing ~ The
trophies. Kermit pHd himself we're
going 20 30 back 20 Rslaf in the IAdo
Eurlaye and try 90 grl a group 1i
giant tllnd
This WAS % be the fat and last
hunt on larzr scale that father aud
son would undertake together with.
out the assistance 0f an old timer 90
handle their portrra for them
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n tt.,y many ,pnsr., t,. IA.
,,,1r,n r,i,r. G,-gr :, s,y.ds, ara,
r.t,t srs ,s.tr p8n.s7
Firr rtgg,r.- pgI,r, GUITAR
p,t,r- glg,is priprru Irgrid
priger Brrfu aud pnaes cLarlrs-
y-aa
..,.
40 ON ,srls7
A. A gIass is aarta upsu the iabic
by .swr8r, by' after tbst q q,
~sifti9ga on tb4 tsblr
O. DID tho rgysrpmrB, i.-yo amy
ifr lpsurnprs 4, men who -srysd
In Tho spBpIsb. ,nerirnp wnyg
A No.
lor,sl new .tfc ana IA buIlg,pv n
new eapltsl CITY for tho common.
vrnI,t IA Tho y q aId ui,h V,sb.
,rg,an N -,
A Yea. ia 1911 the commonwealth
acquired frsm nc sta,~ o., N.u
g,,,tb tv,Ir, IN. y,,..r,,t1,-, AZ,
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Mrs. Derby were TO meet them.
The entire population OF Condo,
koru. or rather those who were not
too IN. crowded on tho banks OF the
Nile 20 wish him bon voyage. As
the 'pul" drew away into mid stream
and slowly turned IFS bow toward the
country OF tho Sudan, a guard.of-
honor Of tho Uganda police presented
arms and the buglcr sounded the
royal salute.
THE END,
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BY EVANGELINE WEED
Director Of Personality Institute,
Itnstnu

physical poisc IL an important
L quality Of personality To have
poise Is 20 have charm In manner.
pleasing speaking voice, graceful at
tltudcs Of body. TO walk properly,
to sit properly. TO have pulsc "a
10 have confidence In speech. TO
have conversational store of cur
rent subjects. But tho first impress
sion one has OF another often IL
thru the eye. so that physical poisc
ia duly valuable TO your person
ality.
T. What Is the background or
poisc? sclf-confidcncc, Poisc. once
you have t. inspires confidence in
yourself and yet 20 have poisc you
must have self-confidcncc. The two
go hand in hnnd.
2 Where does poiso stnrt2 In tho
mind first. Of course. but physically
II starts I'm the chest Lot your
chest lead YOU bid you ever see u
man with sunkcn chest who hud
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4 question OF fact or iuforun.
iion by writing Tho Question
Editor 49,. Sew York ave-.
Washington. y. g.. and inclosiuE
2 cents Ia lo0sr stamps for re-.
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advice Personal replies. conf
Dental. All ieticra must BE-
signed
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A Thought

Pride gocth before destruction, and
an naughty spirit before u fall, -
Prov. Nvl.!l8.
bride and weakness are Sinmesc
l. twins.-Lowell, @
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II would take nearly % years
Tor an airplane, travelling two miles
a minute, 10 rs from the earth 20
Mars.
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The Seattle Star

~ 80 .ly ,, Fas s,r rgslirr c. iai seventh Ay' rses.
~ = uontA
SN"as Mgel Rgihmsn sFsial Representative,
l--e o---. -- Mr-- .L-. - l-l-a .-- %
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NTAgHTNGTOS. oct ls-In
w rsspousa 60 the request n
Senator Ia Toilette, Senator
Homh has summoned the soma
toriai committee on campaign
expenses 10 meet IN Chicago
Friday,
This committee. authorized
tho senate on June Z. the last
dhy before congress adjourned.
o. empowered 10 make a minute
examination into tho collection
and expenditure n campaign
funds and II instructed 60 re-
port In foil 10 tho senate IN
December
Preliminary 20 the adoption u
the resolution authorizing The
committee. tho senate INDUCED
in months % Intermittent debate
on campaign frauds and irrcEu.
lhnusa II was during this de-
hate that Senator Lodge made
his famous statement that %
per cent Of tho campaign funds
~ both republican and demo.
cratic parties ara regularly OBJ
taiusd iu New York city
The B6rah committee may
become a very important factor
during tho remaining weeks Of
tho campaign
The exact language In which
tho senate authorized " 10 pro-
coed Is as follows:
Resolved. That special
committee ~ five senators BE-
elected forthwith 90 investigate
and report 90 the senate on De-
expenditure made hg or on be-
half ~, or In support OF, or IN
opposition %. any and all rhndi.
datra for president and vice
president and presidential cleo
tors tho names 81 this rrrfans.
firms. or corporations rontrlbu.
tins 20 the said candidate or
candidates or their party com.
mltiee ar mmutrrh. or any
other agency. tho amounts con.
trlbutsd. pledged. loaned. or
otherwise made available fnr
use. tho method 81 expenditure
% said sums. and all tho facts
IN relation thereto. not only ne
60 the suhsrfin'iona Of money
and tho expenditures thereof.
but a. 20 the use ~ any other
means Of Influence. including
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H2HbmLG'II3HEEEEi;;EEES9)

WHEN surely kinda
w be
read or Ia fairy.tale books.
A
he seldom likely be dubbed
a sissy or someth ike tina
When dress the best you
he couldn't look better he'll honestly tell
rather y his
such they've ana you give
the touch
for he tar
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w. R. & E. employees
REvEL AT GLEN ECHO
Merry Time With Pepco Associates
Today on Third Joint
Outing

Unsettled weather at no tim" threat
of the Washington Railway and
Electric Company and the Potomac
Electric Power Company who this
afternoon are making merry out at
Glen Echo on the third joint outing Of
the two organizations The outing
this year. under the auspices Of the
relief associations Of the two com
panics. will be- featured by testi-
monialS to the honor men in the re-
tired lists.
Il, sidcSS the free use of all amuse-
nents AT the park. the employees are
taking part in - athletic contests for
which A. prizes Will be awarded.
Trophies also will he given for som"
mirth-producing stunts, as we'll As for
the best dancers. Clowns will award
toys and gifts To the children OF the
employs.
The officers of the relief association
are William F. Ham president: II. a.
BrnokeS. vice president: NJ. Fisher,
treasurer. and V. u. Brooke, secretary.
Those in charge Of the outing are
Melvin. Sharpe, chairman: James II.
Stephens. reception; W. + Dement,.
transport alton; II. c. kimball. dane
ing: V. y. Sister. athletics: A II. Fer
randou, information: Herbert jackson.
secretary; Miss T.. !. Dolan. ladies
committee, J. VI. Leih"rt, printing and
music: J. =. Blackjack, stunts and
Fred Schuler. prizes.
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F|RPO KNOWS GIRL
CASUALLY, HE SAYS
Fighter and Miss Picart Deny
She Ever Was in His
StaterOOm.

Luis Angel Firpo, Argentinian con-
tender for the world heaVyWeig ht
championship. and Senorita Blanca
PiNart. the attractive little manIcurISt
who arrived on the same ship with
him recently, are only casual ac-
quaintances. the fighter told immi-
grafton officials. it became known her"
yesterday. Both F'irpo and the woin-
an were detained when they attempt
cd to land in New York;
The immigration bureau has de-
cIincd to make public the record of
Firpo's statement. but it was learned
that both the fighter and Miss PIcart
denied i'll emphatic terms that she ever
had been in Firpo'S Stateroom on the
ship in which the two travelled to the
United States
Firpo told authorities that he did
not know that Miss Picart was to he
aboard the ship until he saw her
there, and that throughout the trip
their relations were limited to con-
Versation at the dinner table, and
dancing on the ships deck, IN which
most of the other passengers part!c-
ipated He did not escort her 10
her stateroom after the dances. both
testified.
Asked by one OF the immigration
inspectors what he would say if told
that an officer Of the ship had Seen
Miss Picart in his stateroom many
times during the trip, Firpo said the
charge was wholly false.
The immi grafton bureau is invest
eating whether F'irpo and Miss
PicarI entered the United States to-
gethcr through another port pr"Vi-
Gus to their last arrival at New York.
Bureau officials pointed out that