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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1910 convertible coupe; light gray,
with tan upholstery; for quick sale. S595;
terms. Criswell. CO 61s6-M.
FORD 1889 de luxe sedan original black
CHASE MOTOR CO, 71O5 Wisconsin ave.
Wisconsin 1896.
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor sedan; very
low G[, mileage; E;r1 ons-oEner ear; 500; CHEVY
Wisconsin 1886.
FORD 1910 de luxe Tudor; spotless broad
inest condition throughout; fully euaran-
'''D' '''e'fF TRIANGLE iiSefi efSt MoToRs, Fe5S
1401 Rhode Island Ave. NE. DE. 1902.
s5-hp. motor like new, beautiful desert
splendid car for business or pleasure: $500:
To-day warranty; car No. 32l2A. L. P.
Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV. Decatur
FORD FORD & &I949 5.pass,, 70, Fordor sedan de
interior heater end defroster: You Will
Guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co, 1929 92nd
st. NV. MA. $500. Open evenings, closed
FORD 1889 5-pass. Fordor sedan de luxe;
gray finish; spotless interior, all good tires
this clean car is priced right at S445.
E Co.'S 6 3aDd G. Guaranty capitOl cadilac Co;
evenings closed Sundays
FORD 1910 de luxe coupe; beautiful glossy
black finish, unusually clean upholstery
fine motor and tires. Only the price tag
DISTINGUISHES it from new. S595. any car
LOGAN MOTORS, 18th and NJ SITS NV
RE. 325l
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan. rs horsepower:
clean as pin inside and out, exceptionally
GOOD motor and tires: 3O-day written guar
antee; $3.50: 50 down, S115 a month.
LOGAN MOTORS, 18th and M sts. NV.
FORD 1899 de luxe Tudor sedan: beauti-
ful tan finish. exceptionally clean motor
and interior. runs and looks like new: full
3o-day written guarantee: S4Sa: any car
IToo1oNwMH ooowMH tpsaSynm6ennts - months on balance
b50GAN MOTORS 18th and M SITS. NV.
FORD 194O de luxe Fordor sedan spotless
black finish, absolutely AL sll-around, new
car appearance and performance; S639:
Balance, LOGAN MOTORS MOTORS. 18Th 3nsnS and NJ n
sts. NV. RE. 325i
FORD 1887 Tudor sedan clean finish and
18th o9wP snd fis SIS month nT RE EoGAH g MOTORS
FORD 1871 Tudors and Fordors: company
ofhcial cars; considerable discount: $3.50
down. balance "a months: new-car title,
n3eTSoocaT suarantee LOGAN MOTORS
FORD 1886 Tudor sedan: original black
month. including TAGS and title 3O-day
written guarantee LOGAN MOTORS, 3540
18th 81. NV. Hobart 400.
FORD station wagon. 1898: Ist-class con-
dltlon. Can be seen at Vermont GARAGE,
. or call owner, Decatur 1880, Ext s07
FORD 1893 Tudor sedan; original bright
black finish radio and heater; clean uphol-
stery quiet, economical motor; excellent
tsrms ARENGToN STSq MOTOR CO.. fse Rossyn, hn1
Va. Just across Key Bridge. CH. 1874,
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR RENT-SHADY SIDE, MD.-FURN;
cottages on bay. 3S miles from D. c: ideal
location. WENDELL. Columbia 3S41:
BREEZY POTNT-sEVERAL VERY DE-
sirable building sites in this tine bay az
resort at S215 each; terms. FRANKLIN
REALTY COMPANY, Shepherd 5430.
lake JACKSON. MANASSAS, VA-BEAU-
tiful log cabin rent, sell or trade. Me.
1900. DU. 1900.
SALE, TRADE. LEASE; $3.50; BIG,
high, wooded lot; lovely, modern 5-r. cot
taTe, elec. kitchen insulated, bath, fire.
place: Edgewater. shaded section. wharf,
etc. N. E. RYON CO MA. 1907.
FOR SALF-NEW. WELL-BUILT COT
tages: 81 $50 to S1,SO0 Small monthly
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GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE VALUES
222 2nd 81. n.w.-Large garage.
second commercial elec S15O 90
r. A. HUMPHREYS
Realtors,
SOS North Capitol St. MA. R130.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 (speciaN 4-door sedan; low
MILEAGE; original owner; like new; must
sell; will consider small trade. MA. $500
Mr.. Lspphard.
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STORES FOR RENT.

S03i 14th ST N.W.-NEW CORNER
store, Just south Irving St: nearing COM
pletion: modern in every respect; lease al
reasonable rent to acceptable tenant
JESSE L HEISKELL, l115 Eye St NV.
3705 GEORGIA AVE, JUST ABOVE NEW
aq3 sq. IT: heat furn.; will reconditlonI;
SS5 mo on years lease, E. QUINCY
SMITH. INC, DI, 9O57. 900 18th st. NV.
FOR RENT-sTORES, MODERN PLUMB
ing, business corner; suitable for grocery,
and I9 barber ss tsq5 DocToR esa1fy PsAGEE PBAE 2
North Beach. Md.
SILVER sPRING-NEw STORE. EXCEL
lent location for florist: reasonable rent.
THE YARYLIAND dRIgIa I2s REAL EsFsAATE5 SAT 5i60 &c.
qO3 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
and-f, store. suitable for beauty parlor.
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI. 0S64.
s1S stoI. a Busy Lnnedish6OrhOod 0OFs any
type o. JOHN I4SfHssID F. IDoNoHoE & SONS, go,
s14 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc. Ii. 0OS4.
I1Oa BLADENsBURG RD. NE. --S55.0 .0S
5$& 5$So Mnnesoa fiEleSa aTs ave- ne, 29xS5lSSSS
HALL iz14 I ( BROS, Td g. 1904 St NE. Ii iSaI,
ONLY ONE AVAILABLE IN ACTIVE
eaHd'is eafled In draft. ts WINSTON & SMITH. INC,
477I Lee highway. Chestnut 0746.
STORE IN ONE OF BEST PARK-AND-
shop developments, 6209 Georgia GeoT6gbis ave; yf;l,on
bl!a store heaPt an ea'tia q ciaEeHden Hess' oVO0
thesterj 52f-23 18th st. ne .
""o ADis. KAss s REALTY CO, No.
01 ST SSThFoush S the lee Psisos3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

FORD 1899 "s5" coupe; black finish, clean
inside and out; Very economical tranSpolro5 T55 70
inet3h mo8thly. yoi LoGAN Io MoToRs. 18th 18th and NJ
sts NV. RE. 3951. .-
FORD 1898 de luxe Fordor sedan; a really
exceptional car: clean inside and out; black
ohssn one owneF eeqiOSf@ S4a5 WIN ARLNGToN MOTOR
CO. INC. Rosslyn, Va, Just across Key
FORD 1910 coupe: beautiful cloudmist
only 5000 actual miles: like new in per
LINGToN MOTOR Co INC, Rosslyn, Va.
Just across Key Bridge. CH. l244.
FORD 1881. Tudor; sedan, bIack, finish,
good tires: splendid transportation for
BUTLER INC. 5}4 Pa ave Sc AT 4:tl4
good motor: due to unforeseen circum-
stances MUST SACRIFICE AT ONE. only
SlT9 See MI. Pasnick at 2l9 End st.
NV.
OWNER MUST SELL At ONCE: a reason
able offer will be accepted. 2l9 md ST. NV.
FORD 1889 conv. coupe, attractive ma
room finish. new tan top, Wv. tires radio;
IN Prov ToWS S0sot5c9 q couNTRY 5TTS9RRTo MOTORS,
1907 14th St. NV. MI. 5000.
FORD 1886 Tudor; black finish. sanitized
eoriginal upholstery, excellent motor and
TOWN g. COUNTRY MOTORS.
1T01 I4th St. NV. MI 5000.
FORD 1888 Fordor de luxe; excellent con-
dition. low mileage; can be seen at 232
18th st. NV.
FORD 1885 de luxe coach Grunkl. fine
condition; S149; terms, 80 cash, SIS
month Roper, 1870 R. / ne J.
FORD 2-door 1885 good condition; Sa5;
terms Can be seen at Fleet Service Sta
ton 1000 ! tn st. NV. Phone NO. 95!S.
FORD 1889 de luxe Tudor sedan; spotless
maroon finish. immaculate interior: one
owner: low mileage; S525: trade and terms;
phone US for home demonstrate ton.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
:i13H GEORGIA Ave. TAYLOR 6u62.
FORD 1910 de luxe Fordor sedan: finished
in attractive cloud mist baked enamel; a
very clean one-oWner car that has been
driven very little S645; YOUR car down
payment. balance easy monthly terms.
phone US for home demonstration.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO.
1870 Georgia Ave. Taylor GOG2.
FORD 1899 de luxe Fordor sedan; powerful
and economical SHIP. motor IN excel
lent condition, : hke-new tires. interior
sDotless. splendid FORD for S415. AR
CADE PONTIAC. Over 100 other fine cars
at our BIG USED-CAR LOT at New York
ave. and BladenSburg I'd. ne.
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WOODED HOMESITE,

About 3 acres Of lovely wooded land,
with high elevation, Just on Great Falis
I'd. $500 an acre.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON,
1920 K St. NV. Ma. l334.
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SIJkAAEP CAMPS.

TALL TTMBERs-CAMP FOR BOYS, AGES
8 to ~ yrs. Fully established; eXcelIent
personnel; enrolment limited. AID. %O14.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

LAW OFFICE, 10 SO. FIT. 2 WINDOWS,
in suite, use Of my library, recp. rm. and
secretary: 500. Phone MA. 3049
DESK SPACE-24-HoUR SWITCHBOARD
or teI-secretarial serv incl; pvt. phone
number Il desired. DI. 2I05.
ABOUT 1.5O0 So FIT OF OFFICE SPACE,
ground floor; Conn. ave PERCY H. RUS
SELL CO., Ma. 1881: 1871 K st. NV.
bushes business rooms. Sit SIS. Af 95fa Penn. ave ave.
Sc. FIR. 1918
EVANS BLDG. 1920 N Y. AVE NV
Centrally located, 24-hr. elev. service; .
rm. suite on front; available May 18th.
SO. Also single rooms. E. QUINCY
SMITH INC. 909 18th st. District 9057.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LA SALE 80 conv. club cpe,. like new;
actual mileage 10000: VIII. sid.-w. tires.
beaut. maroon finish, radio; owner being
drafted, must SELL original cost 81. 1856
sell for $3.50; can be financed. Shoreham
Hotel, Apt. 211F
LA SALE 1888 4-door sedan; radio; 500
down. Sl61a per mo. Royal Motor Co.
Packard dealers, Is Kennedy st. NV RA.
77lO.
LINCoLN-zEPHYR 1898 6-passenger se-
dan; radio, clean broadcloth upholstery.
dark green finish, very fine tires, finest
mechanical condition; fully guaranteed:
liberal trade; easy terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS.
2l2l Bladensburg Rd. NE. DE 6303.
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1887 4-door sedan;
good motor and appearance: OWNER MUST
SELL AT ONCE. You pay only the balance
due. 2l9 2nd st. NV
LINCOLN-ZEPHYR 1898 4-door sedan:
original dark blue finish. spotless broad
cloth upholstery, smooth motor, excellent
tires, shows unusual care: S543.
TOWN {; COUNTRY MOTORS,
l105 14th ST. NV MI. $500.
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1899 5-pass. sedan:
black f1IiSh white sidewall tires, spotleSs
interior, radio and heater You can readily
tell this clean car had unSual care, you
simply cannot find value like this else
where al S645 c. c. c. Guaranty Cap
itol Cadillac Co. 1922 23nd ST. NV. MA.
1900. Open evenings, closed Sundays
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.

DESK SPACE FOR RENT. IN SUITE OF
oflces in convenient and central location
on 18th st. near Pennsylvania. Call Ma
tional 3240
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FAIRLAND-
HOMESITES. $3.50.

$40 DOWN, $40 MONTH.
IN excellent location, miles from WASH
inEton. some wooded; others cleared grass
land; elec. phone, Rraveled streets; mod
lease lOO-ft. frontage To see drive out
Columbia pike miles beyond Arlington
Village turn left on Braddock I'd. tRt. No.
62N) = miles to property.
VERNON M. LYNCH & SON,
Phone Alex. 1906. ONCE Closed Sundays.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,
PROPOSALS.

WORKSHOP, md FLOOR, 35xS0, SUIT
able tin shop, etc rear III md st. ne;
$50 mo. NE. 1900, DU. 300.
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

WANTED late models, cash in 5 minutes.
bring title. Logan Motors, 18th and NJ
CASH FOR YOUR CAR, regardless Of year,
make or condition. See Mr. Briley, 1741
johnson ave. NV, bet. 14th and 18th. r
and S SITS.
FORDS AND CHEVRoLETS wanted; will
pay top prlce: central location Fred L
MORGAN, l341 14th NV Dupont 1904.
DRIVE to Cross Town Motors and get abso-
lutely more cash for your car in min.
1871 BladensburR rd. ne. at N. Y. ave.
WE NEED YOUR CAR.
We will give you top cash price for
your car and a credit certificate towards
the purchase of another. See Mr.. Wolfe,
Town & Country Motors, 1907 14th st. NV.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS,
Wen pay top cash prices for any late
model car. Open evenings. Call North
1857. The MANHATTAN AUTO & RADIO
CO, 1905 9TH st. NV.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES
Leo Rocca, Inc,
4301 Conn. Ave Emerson 1900
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TRAtLERS FOR SALE.

TRAILERS, new and used: easy to deal
with Elcar Coach CO. Canary Trailer
CamlN, Rt. l. Berwyn. Md
VAGABOND. the COACH that has Every
thing On display opposite Canary Camp,
BALTIC blvd: Berwyn. Md
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DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE
Are building dignifed homes in Aurora
Hills. on Arlington Ridge, within, 10 min
utes of downtown Washington, where they
enjoy extensive views of the Capital ana
Potomac from their fully improved and
heavily wooded homeslteS.
Arlington Ridge rd. TO AURORA HILLS
OFFICE corner 23rd St south.
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- ACRES RIVER RID
FARMS WANTED.

Old broom house. stream and nice
spring, fine view of Potomac River Apply
BUELL. NJ. GARDNER (owner), phone 2SO,
Rockville Md
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CHRYSLER 1899 Imperial 4-door trunk
sedan black finish, seat covers, heater;
perfect in every respect; very low mileage.
Call for demo. Only 1925 Rosson Motor
Co. 1l5 N. Y. ave. ne. RE. O4O3.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

GREY ROCK" FREDERICK ROAD :
miles west of Ellcott City; ABS acres: ore
Of The finest anc most beautiful farms il
Howard County. R. B. PUE &. CO., E
Lex. st, Baltimore. Md
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26
CONFESSIONS OF A FOLLIES GIRL

porter, which he did. and good
one, too.
I liked him because he was
natural and real. but he didn't
belong 20 the snk-stocking. err
mine-wrap set in winch ] was
travelling. because he was young
and didn't have thousands Of dol
lars TO throw away on frivolities.
Frank reused from his sleep
one day while my friend was
stin there. Hearing voices he
thought someone Of our crowd
probably had dropped in for a
drink.
So. with his usual yearning for
a gag, he slipped into Carries
purple bathrobe, put on her.
gaudy earrings, and walked in,
trying for a laugh
Never had seen him look so
ludicrous as he did in that get-up,
never had l seen him as mad as
he got that day. There was moth
ing wrong. but the sight of my
friend and myself sitting to-
gether, talking, Infatuated him
beyond words.
5000, while l rest this goes
on-in my own home" he
stormed. Who in h is this
--- if / may ask ?"
Now. Frank, be reasonable"
l tried 10 explain. This is Mr.
-, a friend of mine. who
just happened to drop in"
II understand, / understand.
That's old stuff. Don't try to
explain. Shut my eyes for a
minute and / find this whelp in
here. I'll break his d neck
and yours. too"
With that outburst Frank
threw off the bathrobe and made
a rush at my friend. My screams
for help brought faithful Carrie
on the run.
In an instant Frank had this
poor chap on the floor. beating
him numerically. Carrie and I
pitched in and tried to pry him
off, but he brushed us off.
Frank wasn't a big man, and
with all the drinking he did I
don't know where he got his
strength, but I never saw so
much violence come out Of one
man. His fists pounded on that
fellows face until the man was
limp.
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CONTINUED from Double PAge)

Miss America" so highly ac-
claimed as a model Of girlhood.
was being a bit unconventional
for such a role.
Mr.. Ziegfeld was quite an
moved. He called me intb his Of
flee shortly after that
Emmy" he used his pet nick
name for Imogene that ! so alb
horred, what's this I'm hearing
about you and Fraf4t Tinney -
He didn't wait FOR me 10 an
swer.
I'm satisfied these stories are
true. You're just child I'm
not giving 20 have you spoiled by
running around with that man,
II has 10 stop"
But. Mr.. Ziegfeld---'
Never mind. Emmy, I'll ham
die the matter. I'll speak to Mr..
Tinney myself"
"Oh, no. Mr.. Ziegfeld," plead
ed. please don't do that. If you
do he'll have you fred"
Yes. / was still a child In my
eyes Frank Tinney was the
greatest man on Broadway. 1t
didn't occur 10 me that Mr.. zieg-
field was the one who would have
the say if any firing was to be
done
Very well. Emmy" Mr.. Zieg-
field smiled. "I'll risk the conse-
ouences. Youll be much better
off If you end this association.
I didn't heed his kindly advice.
The merry-go-round was whirl-
ing too rapidly then 10 jump off
1 was living for the present, liv-
ing gloriously. thought, not con-
sciously doing anything wrong,
Just following each moment for
it's pleasures. basking in my
popularity and fame as a Follies
celebrity. The present suddenly
had become so full for me there
was no time TO think of the NOR
row, nor heed the consequences.
Soon stories began appearing
in print. The fights Frank and
I were having couldn't remain
hidden in the closet forever. Our
life became more tempestuous,
our quarrels more bitter. Things
were moving swiftly to a climax.
One day in the Spring of 1924
Frank had been drinking more
heavily than usual. He was in
his bedroom asleep when friend
called to see me. My caller was
a young fellow who had shown a
kindly interest In me around the
Follies. I was new in my career.
He was trying to become a re-
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

his senses. In a few minutes the
police arrived and he was over
powered.
Take him to jail" 1 demanded.
Don't ever let him out"
A doctor was called. He
ordered an ambulance for Carrie
at once and went to work patch
ing me up. Before he had fin
ished the job the phone rang.
1t was Frank.
Bubbles darling, I'm sorry"
With my head bursting 1
couldn't appreciate his honeyed
words.
Where are you 2" cried.
I'm at the station, darling.
The captain just released me.
I'm coming home to make it up
to you"
mo, no, don't you dare. I'll
kill you If you step into this
oPdA llAlCHI.
I called back and demanded
that he be rearrested. He was
but couldn't keep him in Jail.
Five times that night we went
through that procedure until 1
finally convinced the entire police
force that 1 wanted him kept in
jail.
Then, when at last l succeeded,
Frank did one of his typical
tricks, one of those things that
helps explain my attachment for
him. While he was languishing
behind the bars he wrote a song
which he dedicated to me. It
was:
you're in Love with Everyone
but the One Who's In Love with
You"
And the next morning I had
one Of my weaker moments, too.
OF course, after the fight our
apartment was overrun with
cops, reporters and photogra-
piers. Mr.. ziegfeld soon learned
what had happened and sent Will
Page to keep everybody out.
Early the next morning, Bobby,
the valet, came in. He had been
down to the Jail to see Frank.
Man, you sure has to have a
passport to get in this place
now" he said. Miss Imogene,
Mister Frank sent me up to get
him a clean shirt-and some
whiskey-to take to him down in
the iailhouse."
That's when I weakened.
"oh, Bobby" I sobbed, docs
he look bad?"
"Yessum, kinda, but not half
as bad as you do, Miss"
That reminder of my own dis
colored eyes, cut lips, and bruised
body shook me back TO reality
and got mad all over again.
AS soon as / was able, later that
day, I moved out. When l went
1 stole all of Franks clothes.
wore one suit and carried the
others.
The whole word knew now and
was pointing its accusing finger.
Overnight, from a position of
envy and admiration, 1 found
myself singled out as an object
Of adherence and contempt.
A silly girl, living in a fools
paradise, paying the price for
her folly. That, perhaps, was the
kindest Of the shafts leveled at
me. l didn't try to vindicate
myself. 1 didn't try to lay the
blame on Frank. I'm glad today
that 1 didn't.
He was at fault, yes. But
merely because 1 didn't know any
better than to become his mis-
tress should blame him alone?
1 don't think so.
1 paid the price, higher than
all the jewels and baubles that
money could buy, as the subse-
quent events am about to re-
late will show, but my conscience
is clear. / am thankful for that
when I think of others who came
into my life later. The anguish
they caused me leaves Frank
Tinney in a place of high esteem
in my memories Of men / have
known.
Frank went down. too. in the
wreckage that tumbled about us.
Mothers mentioned our names
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

only in whispers. Clubwomen all
over the land took up the hue
and cry against us. From head
liners, acclaimed by throngs. we
became the untouchables, Stunned
by everybody.
Everybody. that is, but Broad
way. The theatrical world was
kind to me. Mr.. Ziegfeld tried
to protect me from the storm in
every way he could.
The howl of protest rose in
mounting crescendo. Frank saw
that he was beaten. He was
through as a Broadway star.
Thinking the storm might SUBJ
side during an absence, he sailed
for Europe and was promptly en-
gagged at the Empire Theatre in
London.
Between our flight and Franks
departure our intimate life was
broken, but the night he sailed
went to the boat to see him off.
With Frank gone 1 felt the
sense Of freedom again. / felt
release from the bondage In
which had been held. Once
more / reached out for the free
dom I've fought for all my life,
freedom from the converts close
confines, freedom from poverty,
freedom from circumstances that
shackled me to misalliances,
freedom from the horrors OF
dope.
Even then I didn't realize that
the world already had turned its
back on me.
1t was during these Summer
months that I met Arnold Roth
stein.
He was an intriguing, mysteri-
GUS character, not handsome but
possessed Of a quiet, dominating
trait that attracted women TO
him. The men who associated
with him were Of two classes,
those who hated him and those
who feared him. There were none
who liked him.
The first night I visited Roth
STEMS place was another revela-
ton to the little country girl,
who after two years in the big
city still was befuddled by it's
mysterious ways. The first floor
of his establishment was fitted
up as a piano store. The place
enjoyed a huge patronage, but
the piano stock held little in
terest for the visitors.
A stairway led TO the floor
above. There was one of the
most elaborate gambling layouts
ever have seen. Roulette tables
and dice games filled the room.
Almost eXeIyoas=was- evening
dress.
1 knew Rothstein as a gambler.
a cold, unflinching figure whose
wagers on the turn of a card,
the roll of the dice, or the nose
Of a horse were counted in hun
dreds Of thousands.
But even then he may have
been the master mind of a
nationwide dope ring, as he was
shown TO be a few years later
when he was shot in a killing
that rocked the underworld.
That illicit traffic in narcotics,
bartered for a stream of dollars
from the trembling hands of
dope-crazed addicts, netted him
millions before he was slain.
That would have meant little
to me then, even if. / had known
it. Little did / dream when /
accepted his hospitality that l,
too, would live to know the day
when would be a victim of that
curse on which he fattened, a
member of the army of the
living dead, those unfortunate
souls who pour out their blood
money to safe an unbearable
craving.
No, I remember Rothstein
chiefly as q most gracious host,
a man who loved to be sur
rounded by beautiful women and
willing TO pay handsomely for
their company.
Through my acquaintance with
Rothstein / met a man who Law
ished more money on me than
ID
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-10-26

Frank Tinney as He Looked
Off-Stage.
At Right, Mary Nolan at Her
Plano During One OF the Few
Quiet Moments Of Her Life
With Him.
Then Frank grabbed him by
the collar and dragged him out
of the apartment. AS he turned
he flew at me.
We'd had fights before and
Frank had struck me before. but
never knock-down and drag-out
affair like this one.
He was a maniac. He couldn't
have known what he was doing.
He beat me horribly, with me
screaming. kicking, and clawing
with all my might. But / was
powerless against him.
Carrie jumped into the battle
to help me.
'Lawd-a-massy. Mister Frank.
yofalls a-killing that chile
Frank was too blinded with
rage by that time to speaker
hear. His blows kept coming.
Carrie hurled her heavy weight
against him and knocked him off
balance for moment.
When she came at him again
he was on his guard. That time
he raised his foot and landed
a vicious kick in her stomach.
BY that time my eyes were
swollen and my lips bleeding.
His anger spent, I think Frank
began to sober Jap and come to
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Those circumstances led to our
final break. 1t came in a dramatic
setting marked by a foreboding
Of violent death and ended in a
tender New Years kiss outside
a fog-shrouded London window.
But that will have to be told
next week, with other details Of
my life in Europe.