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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

We is, de sovargassal gondolt a
f6hadnagy muzsikajara.
Hej, ha en- ICY tudnek he
gediilni.!
S mar hal6ingre volt vetkez-
We, anikor el6vette a Domokos
ur hegedijet, amelyet az ebed-
l6b6l ide hozott be a kulcsarne $
rateve a penecilusat a hegedii
nyergere hangfogonak, elkezdte
a vonot huzgalni a hurokon.
Hanem hat hamis szerszam
az hegedii. Az egyik ember ke-
zeben olyan hangokat ad, mint
a tiinderek eneke, ha meg hozza-
nemert6 kezeli, csak ugy nyi-
vakol, mint mikor macskak ud-
varolnak tavaszi esteken a ke-
menyek tovenel.
Skandalum, dohogott
Gy6z6 ur, hegediit mergesen
lehajtva - hogy ez a haszonta-
Ian hangszer milyen hangot adot,
XII ket oraval ezel6tt a fohadnagy
kezeben es most nem birok egy
notat eljatszani rata.
Mergesen fujta el oyer.
tyat Is butt takaro ala 81
perc mulva aludt es hegedumii.
vesznek almodta magat.
Reggel mindenki ta1pon vol
mikorra 8 folebredt Gy6z6 mai
reg el is ment a festo-cokmok.
javal tanyara pingalni.
Megreggelizett, aztan lement
a sep nagy terjedelmes parkbs
setalni. Elvezte a gyonyorii ju
,niusi reggelt. Sziikseget erezte
az egyedulletnek. Almodozva Sc
talt az utakon leptei onkenyte
lenul ARA vittek, ahol tegnap ;
huszarokkal talalkoztak.
Mar nyoma sem volt a loval
patkoinak. Hajnalban a kertesz
fiuk felgerebjeltek a kert utjait
S ugy tint fel neki az egesz 81
jeli kaland, mint egy alom
Mint egy kellemetlen, de niger
loen sep alom.
Eth, mem torodom velul
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02
CYAkOROLJA A SzAvAzkST, MIEL0TT|
SzAvAzNI MECY NOV. I, J0v0 kEDDEN
Ezen odaon megtalaa szavaz6 c&dulak kisebbitett
masolatat. - Ugyancsak felvlagostast hogyan kell
helyesen szavazni Fgyelje meg j6 az utasitasokat
Ha &rt valamit, k&rdezze meg.

council jeloltek kozul csak egyre
szavazhat.
A harmadik hasabon vannak
az iskolaszeki jeloltek. Eek ko-
zul HAROMRA szavazhat ep-
pen olyan m6don. mint ahogy
fent megirtuk a biroknal.
ARA is iigyeljen, hogy minden
szavazo cedulan valtozik jelol
tex sorrendje. Tehat nem hata
rozhatja el magat, hogy pelda'l
az els6 hasabon feliilroi nc.
gyediknek irt jeloltre fog szavaz
nj, inert lehct. hogy azon a &c
dulan. amt On kap, az On je-
loltjenek a neve hatodik vagy
az els6 helyen lesz. Meg kell.
hogy jegyezze maganak jelolt
nevet. inert csak ugy szavazhat
helyesen.
A harmadik ballot lapon
felul kezd6dik es hosszu kes.
keny. Ezen szavazo cedulan
vannak az allami propoziciok.
Negy propozicio van tehat
negy helyen lehet szavazni.
Az els6 az allanli szarazsag
eltorlesenek kerdese. Ha amellett
van, hogy Ohio is nedves legyen,
Ia keresztet (X) Eyes $40
ele teszi. Ha mem, akkor "No"
ele.
Ugyanez szaba1y vonatko-
xix a tobbi harom kerdesre, aki
mellettik van, eyes" elott sza-
vaz, aki elleniik, mo" elott.
A masodik kerdes az ingatlan
ado kerdes. Mi ait ajanljuk, sza-
vazzon NO.
A harmadik kerdes megyek
onkormanyzati joga (Iione
Rule). ait ajanljuk. szavazzon
YES.
A negyedik kerdes az aggkori
nyugdij. AIT ajanljuk, szavazzon
YES.
Tehat ha a mi alaposan meg
gondolt ajanlatunkat koveti, ak
kor ezen a szavazo cedulan sor-
ban ICY helyezi el a kereszte-
ket: YES, NO, YES, YES.
a leghosszabb ballot az utolso
ezen az oldalon. az is keskeny,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

Polgartars! Latja csaknem
fel oldalt betolt6 szavaz6 lapo-
kat. Eek kiscbbitett fotogra-
fikus masolatai a ballotoknak, a
melyen szavazni kell kedden.
Menjen koran szavazni minden-
XII, akkor lesz ideje szavazatat
leadni pontosan.
Vagja XII ninta szavazo ce-
dulakat, gyakorolja azokon a
szavazast ugy, ahogy szavazni
akar. A zscbeben el is viheti
magaval es mikor szavazo
fiiggony mogott van akkor hasz-
nalhatja utmutatonak
Ezen cikk alatt lathatja fe-
deral prohibition ballotot. Ez a
legnagyobb mind kozott. Ket
hosszu sor nev van rata. Ne
torodjon a nevekkel. Ha on ned.
YES es el akarja torolni az or
szagos prohibiciot, akkor a ke-
resztet Az ELS0 nev hasab
FOLOTTI FEKETE KARI
KABA teszi, ha pedig ait akar-
ia, hogy megnlaradjon a szaraz-
sag, akkor a masodik karikaba
teszi keresztet.
A masodik ballot alul a szeles.
de mem olyan hosszu, mint az
els6, ez a varosi szavazo cedu-
la. amelyen a varosi jeloltek
nevei talalhatok.
Ezen harom hasab van.
Az elso hasabon vannak bird
jeloltek nevei rendes G. eves)
terminusra. OFT kilenc nevet ta-
lal. A kilenc kozul KETTORE
szavazhat es pedig ugy, hogy a
keresztet annak a kettonek q
neve ele teszi, akit On ohaj1
bironak megva1asztani.
Ugyancsak az elso hasabo,
alul lat harom nevet. eek ;
rovid (short) term biroi allasr;
palyaznak. amely csak het hetis
tart, Harom koziil egyre szavaz
hat. eppen ugy mint fent +.
kettore.
A masodik hasabon talalhatol
a varosi tanacsos jeloltek nevei
Eek minden wardban (keriilet
benz masok. A mintan az elst
ward jeloltjei vannak. A war,
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

z0tt S anelyen csak esy %
lyen szavazhat ~ els6 oldsl y "
zcpen, tcrmtszetes teljcs IA
sagban lathatja. Ezcn ! ekdulk =
mint ait a nintan lathatja q
UTOLS0 SORBAN i NON
$40 el6tti kockaba tcgye ! k
resztet Is aklor rnegtartj,ak
Youngstownban az onkornan @
zati jogot Is mem rnondunk n
arrol Columbus Is Kukacok
javara.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02
PROPOSED AMENDMENT 10 THE
CHATTER or THE CITY o.
YOUNGSTOWN

u
IllHHtNultNlN t. provide that It shall b. Nm
lllANlIlN sui for any political party " endorse
IlliHililIju aay candidate for any office h tAe
NORTHUMBERLAND manner provided IN thu Charter q
lidl!|lllliIlN provide Tor the repeal Il Original
IljIHlI|IiN Section n Of The Cbavtsf - Adopted
tlI,EHliNtllu May Is 1923 which pr0ssdD fos
nsIUNlllNNlN the registration q electors lhvlns
within the corporatico iiullts 0
lHjlllIjAinINlI Youngstown 10 provide Tor tAe re.
EHlHllNHjllN peal Of OngInal Section u of II
lFIIllINjhIlR1 Charter ~ adopted May rs t1z5
,.lIlHDNllNA which refers to The dutses Of the
IIHttlTIl|Nlgu Board Of Deputy StAte Supefvisoss
III lHlllhII3IIuH u Elections during municipal eIec
northumberland tons 70 provide fos The repeal y
Northumberland Original Section Is of the Charter
IIaIHNIlNlliy a. adopted May IS 1879. winch pro
NlE1I|ltI|v hibats political parties from ncmanat
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ing or officially endorsing candidatcs
for any municipal office 70 specify
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS the time that the various provision,
,lIltilIlNl3 Of this amendment shall take effect
Fos rnr Aa9NpnENT
AGAINST rHE AsENDnEHr
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02
Folytatas

soedo
Egy mas lement tlsztek 10
vait elorenoeInl. Addig meg Der
noy 1einaJtott narom nagy po-
mar bort. Gyorgyevlcs 1yozonek
magyarazta az eJJeh gyakorla-
TOT. Iionka pedig Isakkal Deszei-
getett'
Miert marad On katona
ilyen tehetseggel, kerdezte a
fiataIemDert. H1szen civilDen
nagy vagyont keresnetne mu-
veszetevei.
Ssak legyintett.
Mem ertenek en- a penzke-
resesnez. Semmlfele faJtam mem
ertett. II, az atka q Iamiliam-
max. - Aztan mosoiyogva ne
He.' 'a'y g
Ne naragud)eK, nogy ugy
nezem. = sep szoke na)a ugy
nasonlit vaiakienez' aki igen ked-
YES en- elottem
ilonka ranezett.
1udom. Aztan SUI
sogva mondta: - Drummer ram
ka haJa eppen olyan mint az
enyeH. Egyutt Jartam neVelue-
De veie. Meg az area IS nasonht
hozzam.
- Igaz, - mondta f0had-
nagy sohajtva Lassa
Meg mondani akart valamit,
a nagytehetsegnek azzal eyer
mekes kozlekenysegevel, amely
mindent XII secret beszelni, ha
latja, hogy rokonlelekkel van
dolga, aki megerti.
Nit akart mondani -
kerdezte reszvettel leanyka.
Lassa kezdte akadozva
a f6hadnagy, men, akarjak,
hogy n6iil vegyem. Az apja
Ilyen. ostobasag IS. vallas
a mai vilagban
- Legyen turelmes 4. Meg
sepiti Onoket az eg. - biztatta
Ilonka.
= Soha. - sohajtott fohad-
nagy. - En- tudom.
Kunn a veranda elott husza-
rok vagtattak el6 a lovakkal.
Bizonyosan jol tartottak oket.
Is bort is kaphattak, inert jo-
kedvok volt. Danoltak, hogy:
Kati gyereki,
A tarsasag kiment verandara.
: Bucsuzkodni kezdtek. Dern6y
csakugyan szerelmi vallomasnal
iart Domokosneval. Verset sza-
Walt a nagysagos asszonynak.
valami merengo verset:
Oh. inert oily keson,
levelek hullasa,
Domokosne hatbaverte a dek-
lamalo kapitanyt, aki busan ult
fel a nyeregebe IS meg 10 ha-
tarol is kesergett:
Darvak tavozasa,
levelek hullasa idejen. !.
Tavasz van most, baro,
mondta Domokosne, - nem le-
velek hullasa, rossz id6ben sza-
valja a verset.
A tisztek tisztelegtek Is elm
I..1A.a. n~.rEx, 1>z% 1nho,, <nra
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1933-11-02

csuletes, vidam arcat es ket ke-
yet flu vallara teve suttogta:
- Igazan szeretsz, igazan So
hasem felejtesz e1?
A fest6 elkomolyodott. Egyik
kezevel atolelte a leanykat, a
mask kezet felnyujtotta sep
ragyogo nap fele, amely teleszor-
ia 6ket tavaszi sugaraval ait
mondta:
En- nem hiszek Istent, valla-
SOS meseket. En- napimado va
gyok. De eskiszom neked erre
az eletet, viragzast, udvot ado,
aldott napsugarra, hogy mig ez
Evening star., 1933-09-01
TOXIC DENIES NAVY |
BASES IN PAC|F|C|
Reply to Accusations Calls
Trade Sole Aim of Work at
Mandated Islands.
by the Associated Press.

ny Iuc ASSOClhLeO FTeSS.
TOXIC, September 1.-The navy
office today handed vernacular news
papers mimeographed statement de-
nying accusations that Japanese harbor
works in the inundated Pacific islands
were providing bases which would be
useful to the navy in war time.
These accusations were said to have
come from American sources and were
tied in with the recent announcement
OF Admiral William Harrison Standley,
chief OF naval operations. that the
United States Atlantic Fleet would re-
main in the Pacific indefinitely.
japanese Advantages Cited.
American authorities amplifying Ad-
miral Standley'S statement" told the
newspapers that such American fleet
dispositions were necessary to offset the
advantage Japan is gaining through
harbor works in the inundated islands,
the navy Office statement said.
Japanese improvements in the Paci-
fic islands are only what is necessary
for commercial exploitation and are en-
tirely lacking in military purpose" the
statement continued.
Declared Within Rights.
"Those islands are Japanese territory
and japan has full right to push their
peaceful exploitation. regardless Of the
interference of any other power"
1t is understood the navy Offices in
formation emanated from the naval
attache at Washington.
A navy spokesman remarked that the
keeping Of the Atlantic Fleet in the
Pacific indicated President Roosevelt's
Far Eastern policy is the same as Pres
ident Hoover's and that this policy as
sumes the Manchurian question still is
unsettled.
Evening star., 1933-09-01

Much Of the Washington wise money
was in little company.
The inside story is that the Presi-
dent held up the order as long as he
could because he knew there was spec
ulation in gold stocks. He wanted 10
defeat 1t as much as he could. Modi-
fications of the embargo were issued
at the Treasury from time to time, but
they would not suffice.
A large number of unemployed now
working placer mines will benefit, as
well as the large companies.
In brokerage circles they say the
man who will benefit most Is Mr..
Roosevelt's No. political enemy. Og-
den L. Mills, former Treasury Secre-
tary.
Mills has holdings in Alaska Juneau
Worried by Long Beating.
Huey Longs defeat in the battle Of
Long Island caused no great stir here.
He has been criticized around the Sen
ate as "a sheep in VOLTS clothing"
The politicians are somewhat dis
turbed underneath for fear Huey's as
sailant may disclose himself and capi-
talize his anonymous popularity. He
might run for the Senate on the basis
of 1t. One thing assuages their appre-
hensionS: The man who did it could
not have been q politician. else he
you'd have issued q statement imme-
diateIy.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
ANDREW OEHMANN
DIES AT HOME HERE
Retired Confectioner of South
Washington Was Born
in Germany.

4. Andrew Oehmann, 80. retired con-
fectioner of South Washington. died
yesterday at his home, 1903 Shepherd
street northeast. Born in Germany in
1850. he came to this country at II and
established himself here in the whole
sale and retail confectionery business
which he conducted until he retired in
1910.
j. Mr.. Oehmann was active for years in
Catholic charities. and was past presi-
dent of the Society Of st. Vincent de
Paul, and also the Holy Name Society
He is survived by his widow. three
sons-Col. John w. Oehmann, building
inspector of the District: j. Henry Och
mann and Andrew L. Oehmann-and a
daughter. Florence R. Oehmann. He
also leaves eight grandchildren, all of
Washington.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row at $50 am. at his late residence,
followed by requiem mass at ST. An
drews Church. Burial will be in Mount
Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
l7-MOnth-Old Bow.
Never Ill, Succumbs
To Tricycle. Injury
Wound Kills Walter Beall
Two Weeks After Fall:
Rites Tomorrow.

Walter Beall had never been sick
in the II months of his life.
About two weeks ago he fell from
his tricycle.. with which he was hav-
ing the time of his young life on the
sidewalk in front of the home of his
grandmother, Mrs. Martie Mitchell,
1927 A street northeast
The handlebars struck his mouth,
inflicting a slight injury. His mother,
Mrs. Alma Beall, took him to q doc
tor-the first doctor he had seen since
the day he was ushered into the
world.
The physician treated Walter and
his mother took him home. Every
thing seemed to be all right.
Wednesday, however. his parents dis
covered the injury had not cleared
up the way 1t should have. They took
him to Emergency Hospital, and he
died there yesterday. Doctors said the
injury had become infected.
Acting Coroner A. Magruder Mac
Donald issued a certificate Of accidental
DEATH. Funeral services will be held
at the Beall home 1850 q street SOUTH
east, at 2 pm. tomorrow, and burial
will be in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
BANK RECEIVERS
PROMISE ACTION
Sue Eight Former Directors
of Detroit Institutions
for Assessments.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
DETROIT. September declaring
that the one champion of the de-
positor is Uncle SAM" receivers for
Detroit's two closed national banks to-
day promised plenty of action" in
their suits against eight former direc-
tors for 100 per cent stock assessments.
In q formal statement signed by c.
o. Thomas, receiver for the First Ma
tional Bank, Detroit. and B. c. Schrarn,
receiver for the Guardian National
Bank of Commerce, issued after the
suits had been filed in Federal Court,
the assertion is made that had off,
GERS and directors of the institutions
functioned as they should I'VE would
never have been here"
Each Of the eight directors is being
sued for 81 900, or an assessment Of
slOO on each of his 10 qualifying shares
of bank stock
The action was precipitated, it was
said. by Q hearing in which the Fed
eral Court is asked to restrain the re-
ceiver from collecting large assessments
against holders of holding company
stock. The receivers maintain the own
ers Of holding company stock are the
real stockholders of the banks.
Meanwhile, Wilson w. Mills, for
mer chairman of the First National,
remained on the witness stand before
one-man grand jury investigating bank
closings. He denied that Federal ex-
aminers ever had said in his presence
that the bank was insolvent, but testi-
fied that they had told him that loan
omcers Of the bank were weak
Evening star., 1933-09-01
BARBER KILLS wife
AND SELF WITH GUN
Indication of Murder-Suicide Found
on Discovery Of Colored
Victims.

John White. IS, colored. and his
estranged wife Sarah. 43. were found
shot to death today in a room in the
rear of the husbands barber shop at
liz H street.
Deputy Coroner Christopher j. MUIR
ply said all the evidence indicated
White had killed his wife and then
ended his own life.
The couple were found by Policeman
Thomas D. Bacon, first precinct, after
members Of the dead woman's family
asked him to make an Investigation.
Mrs White, who lived 1T 235 o street,
received q telephone call last night
from her husband, who asked her to
visit his shop, they said. When she
failed to return they went to the shop
and found 1t locked
Bacon crawled through q transom
after seeing the bodies from q rear
window Mrs. White was slumped in
o chair, . shotgun wound in her face
Her husband was sprawled face-down-
ward on the floor. shot through the
chin. A double-barreled shotgun lay
nearby.
Detective Sergt. A. M. Tolson. who
investigated the case, said White evil
IDENTIFY had held the barrel Of the gun
against his chin and used . broom
stick with . nail In the end Of II to
push the trigger. Several other guns
were found In the shop.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
FLYER TAKES POST
Alva Sole Sworn In a. Southeast
Airmail Supervisor.

Alva Sole, organizer and former presi-
dent OF the District Of Columbia Air Le-
gion. today was sworn in as assistant
superintendent Of the airmail service
foi the southeastern district and left
Immediately by air for his new post in
Atlanta.
The oath Of office was administered
by Jesse M. Donaldson, deputy Second
Assistant Postmaster General. Sole will
exercise supervision over all airmail &C
tivities in the district from Virginia to
Florida and the Atlantic Coast to Texas
It includes the terminal Of the great
international airmail system into 20
countries Of the Americas.
Sole is the senior airmail oficial
Eolding pilots rating.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
GOOD SWORD FISHING
REPORTS ATTRACTING
PRESIDENTS PARTY
CONTINUED From First Page.)

Continued From First Page.)
about the N. r. A. The President had
no comment to make afterward.
BY the Associated Press.
A message to the Navy from Vincent
Astor's yacht, Nourmahal, on which
President Roosevelt is returning to
Washington, said today had been Get
aside by the Chief Executive for rest
and relaxation, with indications that
this will be the first day since March
4" he has been free from worries Of
official business.
The message:
Anchored early today in Fort Pond
Bay off Montauk after uneventful pas
sage last evening through He'll Gate
and during the night on Long Island
Sound waters.
Weather overcast, moderate winds,
intermittent drizzle.
Order of the day rest and relaxation
for the President. with indications that
this will be the first day since March
that he has been free from worries of
official business.
Escort destroyers. U. s. s. Manley
and U. s. S. Twiggs. anchored nearby
Nourmahal in protected waters Of the
bay"
Evening star., 1933-09-01
TAX PENALTY RELIEF
PASSED BY ASSEMBLY
Virginia Legislature Speeds Work
for Adjournment
Tomorrow.
BY q staff Correspondent Of The Star.

RICHMOND. Va. September l.
Speeding swiftly toward contemplated
adjournment tomorrow. the Virginia
General Assembly yesterday completed
consideration Of and sent to the Gov
ernor for his signature the bill which
will permit the governing bodies of
counties, cities and towns to relieve
the payment Of interest and penalties
on taxes delinquent up to and through
1882 in order to facilitate their collec-
tion. The bill authorizes the governing
bodies to remove the penalties and in
terest on any Of these taxes paid before
June Is, 1884, in the counties and with
in l20 days In the cities and towns
Another measure sent to the Gov
ernor increases the tax on net earnings
OF most Classes Of public utilities from
one-tenth to two-tenths of q cent.
thereby providing much needed funds
with which the State Corporation Com
mission may finance rate investigations
Senator John w. Rust succeeded in
having reported from committee the
House bill removing the second S per
cent penalty on delinquent taxes This
bill Is a duplicate of a bill passed at
the last session under the patronage
of the Fairfax Senator except that
certain provisions held to be unconsti-
tutional have been removed The bill
has been passed by the House.
Evening star., 1933-09-01
MISS VAN VIE WINS
OVER ENID WILSON
Crushes English Champion,
s and 5-PIays Helen Hicks
in Final Round.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
HIGHLAND PARK, ILL.,, September
1.-Virginia Van Vie Of Chicago, de-
Tending title holder, and Helen Hicks
of New York swept into the finals of
the woinens national golf championship
at Exmoor today. Miss Van Vie turn
ing back the British invader.
Amazing the gallery with subpar golf
as her opponents game fell to pieces,
the Chicagoan routed Enid Wilson, Eng
lands three-time champion. and S.
while Miss Hicks, 1891 title holder,
crushed Maureen Orcutt of Haworth
N. j., and 4, winding up brilliant
scoring attack with pair of brides.
3S-Hole Final Tomorrow.
Miss Van Vie and Miss Hicks will
meet for the title over So holes to-
morrow.
1t was Miss Wilson's third attempt
to win the American title in three
years and probably her last, but never
got today. In 1881 she marched to
beaten, 2 and /, in q spectacular
match by Miss Hicks; last year Char
lotte Glutting of West Orange, N. j.,
turned her back, l down, in the quar-
ter-flnals, and today she fell before
Americas champion. winning only one
hole as Miss Van Vie clipped par by
two shots.
Not in 20 years has the American
women's title gone to England.
Miss Hicks Under Par.
Miss Hicks was three under par to
defeat Miss Orcutt, rated as the great
est golfing stylist of them all She
broke in front on the sixth hole and
never was headed thereafter as she
cracked out drives of 220 to $50 yards.
Tomorrow's finalists never have met
in the national championship, but
have collided four times in sectional
warfare. each winning two matches
The rubber match will be for the crown
tomorrow with the result regarded as
a toss-up Their cards today matched
all square to the point where the cham
pion finished her contest.
The English champion took her de-
feat gallantly. and blamed too much
practice for her poor showing.
Miss Wilson Exhausted.
II practiced iron shots for three
hours last night and just wore myself
out" she said To-day, I couldn't hit
my irons at ALL"
Miss Hicks kept a close check Of the
Wilson-Van VIE match all day as she
Stampeded her rival
I'm delighted that Virginia won, Of
course" she said. That's the way I
wanted it to turn. Win or lose to-
morrow, it makes no great difference
to me. I've been Virginias guest for a
month. you know. and am almost an
xious she should win tomorrow as am
for myself"