The evening world. Newspaper, April 4, 1921, Page 18

ee THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1921. | BOGTOR DEFES ORY LAW HEAD NEW BROADSIDE Calls on O’Connor for Show- down to Test Limit of Prescriptions. Dr. Donald MoCaskey, of No, 24 Went 59th Street, who recently ad- mitted that he had violated the Vol- stead act by prescribing spirituous liquors for patients In excess of one pint in ten days and who, in a letter to Federa! Prohibition Commissioner Kramer, called the office of Charles R. O'Connor, Federal Director for New York, a° madhouse, yesterday wrote to the latter. Dr. McCaskey’s letter was a reply to one from Mr, O'Connor asking for additional information as to his vio- lations, and closing: “I have not as yet had opportunity to go over the Jast book you received, but I shal do #0, and I'm stating further that I have ordered a com- plete investigation of your activities under your permit, and 1 purpose to give you the vigorous action you evi- dentty longed for.” Dr. McCaskey’s reply follows: Dear Mr. O’Congor: Your action cannot be too vigorous or too exhaus- tive or too prompt to sult me. I'm glad this is now your purpose. When talking witb you, I saw I wasn’t get- ting anywhere toward getting an- other permit prescription biank book. It was this that prompted the re- quest of you for a memorandum of } Oven, High, Low. baw. Open, High. Low Alanks Gold 1 1 1 Jewel Tea of ea 2 “ Allin-CYralinemm 26% HG AH | Kanmn City So. BI BE ONG (Complete Stock aed Am Hoot Sear au Beinafield.. Aw NK oe ’ and Card Quotation: \ppear Am Ono . mG ott Cop it 11% Ww 1 a Flea) | 4% Ct & Firy 121% 127% one Tite. nity 13% Daily in Wall Street Am H&L of. 4% 44% 4% | Leckawacnn Glo, ot Féition of The Evening World.) [Amie w...... Oy m4 O2% & Wert,. 29% 20% Am Intent) .. aN ihe 4 ine & Tie Bite “ Am Vhoneed O11 “ “ “ tehiah Valley a oN "ar dagll pooped metab PF fu 338. |loors, In tm ite morning was large! g Allied Chem KO 42% A My My HN the professional element continue to | Am Safety Razor, oe OS oy 8M w 0 Pid adhere to a bear position. As the pub- Abin & Omn.. BM ae BY ‘ Vic seems to ta avout entirely out| 4™ Smit & let MK 28M | May Dent Stowe... BK : m en i m % jericaa Ietrolou, ‘of the market the tone was heavy. Am Saree 00.0... 90% 90% MI «VY | Stems fing s i Not even the highly favorable | Am Sumatra T,.. 73 BY% TT ‘72% | Middle Staten O'1., 13% AmT AT 114 1TH | Midvale Steal... statement of condition of the Federal | (m7 #7. i Wm Oeldeka ates Reserve Bank, issued after the close | jm fadiator . % = —H% GD MW | Mimowr Pacific, .., W% 17% ‘of business on Saturday, was suffi-| Am Woot 1% 11% WN GN | Mom Ward... a oe rators from | 4m Zine RY 8% 8% RM | Malling Body... os - Retncpoe of seicsite about a] Arcade 33% AK HH BA | National Conduit. -, 2% 2% their AMetieon Thy. . w w ci New on T ee Vewer tavei of valtes. The New York| sau ars... ge fe fe fe [NY es S$ & institution showed an increase in its} Atl @irm & Au, 3% 3% 9% 8H Be oS Atl Goam Line...,, 80% 80% 80 ~ 18% = 184, 16% Teserve ratio of more than 6 Points| iu ’Goy a Wi 34M au M4 | Norfolk de Wentera ar) and the reserve system of the coun-|4u Gait a Wier i az ao aq | Northem Tacific,... 77% 77% TIh TIM try as a whole showed that It is in aldwin tax mu RN Sm Nera Grin Sim 8 30 38 Bn since » BS Bi Be De iaterne | au oo aM“ aK yhuch the strongest es bear| Matooilne Minne |. MMR | Ontarln Silver... ee eS ee September, 1918, yet ol Both Biol 8 oc... 104% 104% 104% 104% | Pecibe Devel Com., 16% 10% Me 14% clique continued to sell stocks with Tae seens| Pande Peles oe ae oe 12% 12%, - OO, Oh TH Cy considerable abandon. . 11% 11% E Var Amer Petrol Bo My 60 The attack this morning was cen: 16% «15% [Peon RR... ms we tered largely on the steel shares. | cane Pack , 0% «wR | Pemn Head Bteel.. 10% 10% United States Steel sold down below | Calis Mtrot 41% 41% | People’s Gan . “4 wh $0 for a loss of nearly @ point, and 112% 112% | WPhilada Company... 2 Py independent steel shares 28% 90% [Pierce Arrow a1 a1 the leading indepen % 1 |Piewe Ov o% 9% Tegistered losees of about a point or 21% «| Pitesbuneh Coal... 00% oy more. If bear gossip can be believed Ti! TT% bd & Wert Va ~ « A 8% | Praeed Steel Car. a * the reports of the various steel com. |i © f ie 2% [Pullman Congany.. 1084 108% Panies for the first quarter CM & Po. HH OTH ATH [Punta Alege Sewer, Ki% 4% yoar will make a dismal showing. |g n Pen... we Bele OW, ws ‘Aliso, it is persistently reported that | c @ «0 | Band Mines 2% 21% United States §teel Corporation | © 7% 11% 1% sf shortly announce a substantial an bred pb reduction in its price schedule. 0% «— 0% | Heplowic Steel... 3H 8 But the situation is not nearly so 1% 10% Lad gh ly en a as aK & “ se Ne bo! ‘bad as these bear reports would have By na[S@b & me Pen oy oak 21K ‘one believe. For Instance, people | Sante Orc Baar... 8H 8K very close to the United States Stee) wo 60 [Seaboard Air Line, 5% 5% Ble Corporation state that the Conpora- % 6% } aneager lag S yh a tion more than carned its common Te ty |S TAT. 3% OK mY dividend in the first quarter of this 6 | Stoclair On on a and that from present indica- ody |Aemwetnetr mete Yiu the showing in the second quar- 14 tte | Soumbem Pacific. m4 Ty fer will be better than In the first th Ms lmayeen end va Pos we we " “C4 my TN 71K Te |e bald 4 107% Motor stocks held ground in spite of Posi Ahr ad ow a Mh 81% edd vsortlthenitad Bk Fh wh ON strenuous efforts to depress them. [n | Qo. Gane suew.. 21 2% 20% | Statens . Be Be By wy fact, the leaders on the recent riso, iliereue. 38 4 1% + Bh TH Bethy 14 Chandler, |2 * Pat list ‘Setemsine Tome. 4 kG 8% auch 88 ee cal net gains, |Sw@en Amer Sacer. 2% 2 lens Company o% 40K, Fin were able to show ' | Den & flo Grande, ‘Texan & ts while the rest of the market was), Gp eins 8 Paci, Ne 2046 2% Pac Com). im a rt. 164 "Gils “however, were heavy and " Thiet Avon... 1818 Toes 10 Mexican Petroleum again fell below Riaco Trond "a 48 64 4a 140. One bearish bit of propaganda ramen OM ...+. 10% 10% 9% 9% about this company was nailed this} ing > runs “0 40 % 00% morning when the Pan-American ee o Vetroieum Company, which is an! Ustiet Dress, 6 116 owner of a majority of stock jn the | (jenera! Aspimit.. Unies Deg in cf) 4b o & Mexican Petroleum Company officially | Gaston Wil & Wis, " Uolied Wort . we 44 43K Announced that, contrary to recent | General Bietric..., 196% Gaited Pont toed. ave 101% 1028 rumors, it has not been seiling Mexi- | Gece! Mote, 1B wera ae a4 21% can Petroleum stock, nor has it bem Gem Motor @ 9... 8 Paiute. aK o% joaning the stock to bear operators | tiodrich .....+ or UB Neaky & fran 46% on 4 Crary Minna 1S 40% for delivery purposes. Grey & Davis US Rutter | To @o or Tails were quiet and mostly showed | Grey & Davis. - US Stet ate mh on small fractional recessions, Copperg | Greet: Sonim US Sel of...) 100 100 100 showed little change. BHT ot: Vat Comer a 10% 40% —_s—_ pemen Veoadiun Steel | 38% 23% | Hem Motions Vi Can ‘Oh = a % \Momestake Min Waa co ae 2h Tinian Tethree Wateas Ld hyd ied . Ineiration Capper. Wabash of A... 2015 Th 1% all St. Gossip |= &=.> wera GY SY BE BS int Ofarst, Inter Stowe Went Pee Os ky _ 6 Inter Manor Western Union re a ten 2 Inter Mer Marine Nentin v4 LIBERTY BONDS. \. inc Mer ser if Mime Stee: qe Ge ah Laberty 31-28 opened 90.24, off .06;| inter Nich . Wa 14% | Willylveriannd "2" ?By, me 1d Yet 4s 87.50, up .10; Ist 41-49 87.74, up |tavincible Olt We 2% ws | Wilson & Oo 42 a* ae aed 14 04; 3d 90.26, uj .10; [Island 08 4% 4444 | Yoolwor m4 M414 ati. arabs Victory B'3-48 97.60, up 05: [2c Tre 9% 10 OH 10 Feedicideng, oe ‘a 43-40 97.58. oa SGE. 0001-2; lire demand .0413, cables N EXCHANGE 3 Be cadigg opened $3.001-4,| 0414 Up 0001-2; marks acmana MGR. FOX HITS DRYS cables $891 off 11-8 French francs | 0160 1-2, cables .016. 1-2 up .0001; Cun- FOR DIVORCE EVIL Geimand .0608 1-2, cables .06991-2 off| dian dollars demand .8865 un- changed; Austrian krogen demand ———— oIED. GALVIN. MICHAEL, beloved husband of ‘Delle Galvin (nee Kelly) and non of tne tate Michael und Cathorine Galvin (noo Rrooks). native of Tully Crine, County Chare, Ireland. Funeral from his late reaidance, No, 100 Washington St., ‘Tuesday, April at 0.30 A.M. Solemn requiem mass at Ht. Veronica's Onurch. Christopher St. Intermont Oaivary Cemetery. WATOH.—At Ramey, No J., April 8, 1921 GHRISTINA, veloved wife of Rutua Match. Funers) services on Wednesday. April 6, ut 1 P.M, from the funeral chad! at Lutheran Cemetery, Brooklyn. FUNERAL DIRECTORS. Amyebere “Campbell Service” . | Call “Columbus 8200” gts B CAMRY (Noa-Sectarims) INTEREST & DIVIDEND NOTICES. TSTWORNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY, NEW 192 rewilar y | efty, .0025 1-2, cables .0026; pesetas demand 1398, cables .13%; Swiss francs de- mand .1731, cables .17%3y Belgian francs demand .0727, cables .0728 off 0002 ruliders demand .3447, cables MA weden kropen demand .2345, cables 2330; Norway kronen demand 1600, cables 1605; Denmark kronen demand .1820, cables .185; Arrentine pesos demand .7605, cables .7625. CURB Opened irregular. Int. Pet. 15 1-4— 151-2, Inteont. Rubber 93-4—10, Dur- ant Motors 21 off 1-8, Simms 7 1-4— 71-2, Marac. 301-4, Salt Creck 131-3 off 1-4, Mountain Pdrs. 113-4, Carib. 81-4 up 1-8. Saeed CHEEK TO CHEEK BARRED. NEW LONDON, Conn., April 4.-—Two hundred girls attending the Williams Memorial Institute, ranging in ages from sixteen to twenty years, repr senting some of the best families in the received Saturday an impromptu lecture on dancing, particularly the theek to cheek variety, The lecturer was their Principal, Colin 8, Buell, Principal Buetl denounced the mod- ern dance, and sald that i€ he found any of the girls of Kix school dancing cheek to cheek with their partners he would forbid them to attend any of ie future dances at the institute, He sid that toddling and shimmying — we | absolutely forbidden, und thore Bi its i atone Binibinitie Satins NKING ANDO FINANCIAL, BA Le €tock and Bond Hotders for Carrying Stocks— How t Stock Certificate—How to on request. 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J, chiefly instrumental General of the Roman day afternoon during t church cornerstone, ‘The Monsignor said legislation, which had fectual, but through The speaker said he drunkenness and eyil regulated The Monsignor op sso: serting the young mind properly to deal with x Actor | PD Se Ts One and anesixteents ti 3 nlite, Yd MeKenna. "1%, toe allowance; Weck ne April narrow-minded persons who were ii; sandra, Drunkenness and Infidelity Increas- ing, Says Vicar General of Trenton Diocese, 4.—"The in putting through the Prohibition Amenament would have benefited the country at large more had they turned their at- tention to checking the divorce evil,” declared Mgr. John H. Fox, Vicar Catholic Dio- cose of Trenton, in an address yester- he laying of a he fully recog- nized the evils of liquor and the trail of unhappiness Its abuse had left in many homes, but he insisted the way to overcome this was not through Proved inef- elevating the people to a higher moral plane, had seen more from_Prohibi- tion than when the use of liquor was sed the teach- ing of eugcnics in publiv schools, as- was not fitted the subject. ee BOWIE ENTRIES, RACH TRACK, NOWTE, Md., Apnl 4.—The fatten for Lo-mornve's teem any an folloam FIRST RACE “The Junior Pume: tho ear ld; four furlongs. —Atawroaram, 18; Ned Tom, M6; St, Maurier, 116: elle Wiack, 113; Tom Cavidy, 110: 6 6, Wrack Sobriquet (Stmnyland ) Brey Seca, 107) bf, Lave ‘Te Vrosty (Sail Pewern) SHOUND RACE -Claimine: for four-voar-olds and uewand: x furlongs, —<éaners}, 117: Carlin: $100: (ant Rockvale 107 we Sdn J Came, Mets Te eadokour, 11 07 lady any Wes *Mallaa 102 A Cina Miata Mtagnntn, “10 THIRD [NCh Clauite: for forryearoide ond wp Wal Connohy. TT Midian, ‘ " Northern Belle! 5 Mal y 10s; Double Van, 114 Rectory. 17: Cliaitie. Taodecker, 1001” Quesa Howads, 168; Rica. 112; Talaruma, 107;) * Atenas Arve a ala 115: tal Star, : 10a; bby Ao FETA RACE Cinbinne for theme: year-olds ‘ap; forlorn. Maran, 110 Lied wer} 10 Mine. 111; Tansine Wynn, 100; 10 Hointe Semin len eeocme S: 10; Mamicie, iw 108, an/¥ your views. When you turned this request down and put it up to me to fo it alone with Mr. Kramer, I got the stall I fully expected, only it was from D. & Bliss instead. You will foon be able to furnish Mr. Bliss or Mr. Kramer with the Information. If this must go higher, and ulti- mately into Congress, let's play ball and get a clean-cut showdown. We won't get it by stalling, “There is nothing personal in this fight. Please believe this. You simply challenged me to go to it instead of helping me go around it. "IT did not think while talking to you to complain of that office observa tion I wrote to you and also Mr. Kramer about. I hope I have not been small or petty. I had no such motive if you have interpreted it this way. i ‘In Scotland during the seventeenth century the high-minded moralists at- tempted to make everybody religious by law. The clergy were in the sad- dle just as the drys are to-day, It was constant conflict then just as now, If this is the only crucible in which to boil down this liquor pre- acription interpretation for the Amer- jean phycicilan, why it is simply a case of iets go to it till Congress ad- justs things. But meanwhile why won't you help medical men? “Yes, I have prescribed for myself as a patient. For three months last fall I was toxic from pyorrhea ab- scess left lower jaw, Dr. Dunning re- moving two tablespoons of pus. It you had the same condition, with in- Umate knowledge of law, and you needed liquor, would your legal or your common sense judgment prevail “if you were not a Prohibitionist? “Please help me or else expedite my legal punishment under this Volstead act, and please don’t consider this a personaf or a ‘smart fellow’ fight. Last year I never got my six quarts of liquor, nor this year either, al- though applications were made out and filed both years. They died Will you try and ald me to get my six quarts for this year with the same energy you are now using to have my prescription permit revoked? That's fair enough, isn't it, Yours truly, “DONALD M'CASKEY.” en 4S ALL DOLLED UP, BUT NO PLACE TO GO Shannon Traded Suits and Let Tombs Prisoner Escape, So Stays ihere Himself, ‘Thomas Shannon is all dressed up with no piace to go. That is, he can go no place, for the Tombs warden won't let him. Thomas got his new suit, he admits, for aiding a Tombs prisoner to escape. The prisoner, Fred Stern alleged pickpooket, wore Shannon's old sult when last seen. Shannon was doing a two-day bit for panhandling and was to be turned out on Saturday, Stern was awaiting trial. Ho offered to trade his new suit for Shannon's outfit with certain informa- tion as “boot” and Shannon agreed, ‘Mhey made the exchange in the exercise hour and incidentally traded cells So when Shannon's name was eat} Stern responded, answered all ques- tions correctiy and walked oui. ‘Then Shannon hammered on his cell door and declaring his identity demanded liberty. But he didn't get it) Instead, he is held for the Grand Jury for aiding a prisoner to escape and the ‘Tombs likely to his Cuddress during entire vacation season —_—— HELD IN CAR THEFT AND ROBBING GIRL Youth Accused of Jumping From Stolen Car to Snatch Miss Olsson’s Handbag. Arrested last last night, when it is alleged he jumped from an automobile at 116th Strect and Riverside Drive and snatched handbag of Miss Emma Olsson of No, 510 West 178th Street containing $20, Lawrence Dixon, nine~ teen, of No. 1972 Thint Avenue, con- fessed, the police say, he had stolen the « be the ar. In the West 125th Street Station two. charges of grand larceny were made against him. The car. the police say by the Hickey Contracting SH Broadway, and from 178th Street east of Avenue ariler in the wi Amsterdam t trolman Welby, who was near by, seized Dixon as he mounted the run- board and lurned hin over lo De tectlye William Hauptioan, STAGE STARS RAISE $60,000 FOR IRISH ———— Voluntarily, Noted Actors Pre- sent Unusyally Fine Bill at Metropolitan. “COUSIN” EVERETT ACTIVEIN CAMPAIGN Young Harding an “Adviser” in “Uncle Warren’s” Headquar- | ters Until He Opened Mail. (Continued. tional Committee more than $60,000 HE place smelled to high heav- the President's bodyguard, sent here was raised, and groups of Irish nurses to suppress the activities of the young ing song and dance skit, again as auctioneers. In both instances they made a hit with the crowd. As auc- tioneer, Cohan weaned $1,000 out of | fidential associates had of “Cousin” papered “parlor,” with its red lamp, Everett was at the Republican Con- Jarge leather arm chair and phono- vention after the Ohie Senator graph standing jn one corner, Its stepped into the race. He confronted “style magazines almost hiding the framed original of” Henry Clive's “Irigh Girt” on the cover of the souve- | nir programme. Collier got $500 out | of the same lodge for a signatured programme, and $300 from Dennis McSweeney for a second souvenir programme. Later Archbishop Hayes arrived and subscribed $5,000. He suid he did not know where he was going to get this sum, but that it would be given, The Archbishop made a short address in which he thanked “the men and women of stageland for their generosity” and assured them that he was their friend, always ready and willing to assist them when the opportunity presented ‘The players volunteered their serv- ices and gave probably one of the most extraordinary variety onter- tainments witnessed on the stagy in| recent years. | Among boxholders were Charles M.| Schwab, Mr. and Mrs, Nicholas I, Brady, James C. Brady, Mr. and Mrs. ney General, as a “relative,” and tried the family ‘portraits, in huge gilt to impress the Senator's with his wide influence, which would | size, Neata saw a homey place—rest- be doubly impressive, Everett said, if ful and cheerful. he could be given a dozen convention! The secret of attraction, Neata soon Uckets a day and an expense account. | discovered, lay in the rotund, sweet- Mr. Daugherty fixed him with a stony faced mother of Nancy Lane—a glare and turned away. woman who had refused to see any- Secretary Christian listened to the'thing but beauty in life; somewhat same story, and as it was his busi-|puzzied at the burdens ness to oil the maghinery he shooed | forced {0 Bear, but accepting Everctt with a soft answer. The man-| Without @ murmur, e wa jee pl: tef fe ‘eata’, agers at the Hanling headqaarters|atenvion to Naney, She insiated upon were subsequently pestered by a mob| making her a cup of tea and, for fear of men to whom Byerett had prom-|of offending the cheerful, gracious ised employment. soul, the daughter of the Kents, of Everett appeared again. This time| Revolutionary fame, partook of food he attached himself to the headquar- | with the descendant of the O'Briens, tere in an “advisory capacity,” as|the Kildares and the O'Sullivans— he told his friends. He gave advice, though Katie Lane, christened made suggestions and conferred with |O'Rourke, knew nothing of her an- any one who would confer with him, |oestry beyond the fact. that her much to the annoyance of the Har- | grandfather could consume more hard ding campaign officials, who made Niquor than any man of his time—and several half-hearted attempts to get |gioried in his reputation rid of him. them L. Hoffman, candy manufacturers. SYNOPSIS OF PRECEDING CHAPTERS. Nesta Kent. yount and beautiful, x betrothed wenn "has-nttnerto been unmowed. ty tive charms of eat self Imposed exile following conatde en of onions and cabbage and Mother Lodge, B. P. O. I, for the |Harry M. Daugherty, present Attor- | crocheted cover’ of the oak table, and manager frames, seeming to diminish the room's she was COMPAL. Ava, 0) tw Live EUMoulig Ute ne Now York brvaing Wodd) fo the wealihy Colin Campbell, = desirable i iy ‘Of His wt. Panory Panel! gefims from martety” because of tis. wildness”? and Alls in owe win Nesta,” Jane, Bupree, wo or nM wii and Yello ame) mat Neat te — ares, Fein and tos make Up.” Neate. winds 1a datos. Une ~ “she toven mo."’ Jane tears Off @ petal, and when Campbell It, be reads. e erin of Mi Kent, J Neata’s Aunt ‘Tree, At the Metropolitan Opera House} OHICAGO, April 4.—"Cousin" Ev- Mt follows nvueh to US gndepartinent store, she twfrlenda aa elmator” girl benefit performance given for thelerett Harding spent a sad Sab- foe Neate. Inish Relief Fund under the auspices |bath in the Woodstock Jail, where he CHAPTER YL — of the Theatrical Division of the Na-|ig isolated by James Sloan, chief of of the impossibi ity of spending it on anything tangible. She tried to forget the nauseating proximity of the sweating, fll-smell- swelled the day's total with contri-|man. He is penitent and silent—all other cooking foods whteh | IR forelmer Standing next her—not “ rania’ nk of the uncouth creat . butions flung into their baskets by |he would say was that “it was all a | insulted Neata’s delicately) seutcd' in front of her, extended bie those in the opera house and pass-| mistake.” He did not mean to em-' attuned olfactory nerves. But WhO] knees as far as possible into the aisio ers-by. barrass the President or to imperson- the door was opencd and she was] so that his disgusting touch was un- George M, Cohan and William Col- | ate a Government official, he declares. ushered through the long, dark ade pale abl move aninehe ler appeared twice, once In a divert-| ‘The first view the President's con- hall into the small, ordinary, sreen-|" She attempted to concentrate on the only part of the not unlovely—the wiched in the sides of the roof. Be- tween tlo advertisement in which # fair maiden proclaimed the benefits of a certain brand of soap, and that in which two cunning youngsters were shown having pillow fight, which, oddly enough, w: sed in an adjuration to the trusting public te consume quantities of sickening oft, Neata saw on a card which told the virtues of a new make of collar the picture of a man without eyes, She was interrupted in her wondering ax to whether the illustration was from the brush of a futurist or if the pie ture had been used unintentionally by the sharp, excruciating pain re- sulting from a woman, full of avoir- dupots, stepping—-Neata believed pur- posely—on her foot. Neata was con- sumed with fury as the woman, in- stead of apologizing, glared. Neata thought with relish of the enjoyment she would receive from sticking a hatpin into the spacious back of the corpulent passenger—but she never wore hatpins. The subway, opined Neata ruefully, engenders vicious thoughts. She re membered her promise to Nancy to ne Oscar, With a little shake of her shoulders, as though ridding herself of something unclean, she stepped ar which was -cards sand- B They doubted Everett's |? yore 4 3 ih hoe. aie cyol out of the train at the station nearest George W. Loft, Mr. and Mrs. John|reationship to “Cousin Warren,” bul |ohitiver, She had Mlaved Jay und | the address at which Nancy had said D. Ryan, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Con-|were not sure, and did not want tolnignt so that her brood might Osear could ‘be found boy, BP. O. E. Lodge No. 1, Mr. and) cause their candidate any embarrass- | fay years’ schouling before ¢ At the corner she paused and, see: ete aay gtk Mate Gian eee battle for a foothold in the world ing a sign denoting that telephone Friedsam, Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Naum-| Investigation by Secret Service| mg many the toime we've had|booths could be found within, she burg, Mrs. Timothy br Ay a Agents William G. Harper, George | nothin’ put beans,” said Mrs. Lane.|entered a cigar store, in the rear of peel Mrs. Morgan J. O'Brien, Mr. and). Harris and Peter Drautaberg show|"“put~—she laughed heartily, her| Which, after running the gauntict of Witllay Fox, Clarence Mackuy, sene| Harding obtained moro than $4,000! nroad showders shaking—"beans ia|Staring, impudent loungers, above ator James D. Phelan, the Friendly| fom {Wo men. H. C. Nelson and A-lsitint, An” beans or no beans, sez|the heads of whom rose a cloud of 4 ‘1 . [hazy smoke, she reached a coffin. Sons of St Patrick, Herbert L. Pratt,|°“. sident denires the | 1, we'll stick togither or starve to-|hazy smoke, z Major Bugene F. Kinkead, Jerome H.| jarre ‘be made famene with a wrap | either.” like enclosure, to the wall of which Remick, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Will-| Se upiendid candy. store: rote | Neata thought of her own shel-|Was attached a telephone instru- jam Sloane, Mr. and Mrs, Walter Ir-|?o4°"tnem, “With your experience | (red childhood and her eyes | ment. win, Mr. and Mrs. Henry L. Joyce, ina my pull the thing can be made aj blurred. As she aving, she| After calling her mother and no- Dr. Edward Larkin, Arthur Larkin,| ort euccoss." : Pressed a bill into Nancy's hand and, |tifying her that she would be de- Mr. and Mrs, Elisha Walker, Mr. and | 7) ° when the girl protested, Neata/tained downtown, Neata continued Mrs. Harold Walker, James J, Hoey,|, They loaned, him money. Me mati picaded that she buy something for|on her way to the garage where the Mr. and Mrs, Paul Harwood, Thomas“ ted. “ herself as a remembrance of their|truck driven by Oscar was stored F. Curry, Mr. and Mrs, Cornelius F.| Tete? me meeting. nightly. Kelly and Archbishop Hayes. HERALD BUILDING FAREWELL, |_ “Perhaps you would like something| She did not have tong to wait. ‘The a \n evening luncheon will be held in| “ich I would not choose were I to|manager of the garage invited her to Saye Geormian Tried Suicide, |e eet iivening won| UY you a Rift," said Neata,/remain in bis office until Oscar ap- Lester R. Stephens, twenty-seven. of | stam in the Herald Bullding on Satur-|ing ene eomething MME | Neata had pictured Nancy's tover Maretta, Ga., collapsed early to-day | Gay evening, Apri! 9 at 11 o'clock to! “Sum there is," answered Nancy,|as a tall, athletic, handsome chap, while walking at 25th Street and Sev-| commemorate the passing of the famous|ner eyes glowing. “Some o* them|with a dominating will. She found enth Avenue. He was taken by Dr.| structure, ‘The committee desires tol heavy woollen stockin's what cosis|him a wizened youth, thin to emacta- Sutton of New Yor’ Hospital to Belte-| have all cme Pall Bisapas ee bones a pair, It's funny, ain't with small, frightened eyes and vue. According to the police he was| it? A year ago T wi have promised to entertain. Andrew W. who aims to have her children as well dressed as herself, The sim- ple sheer white frock for wee tots ‘ made do about the process, looking thunderously at the sign on the window, which reaa “How Many? Smile.” Most New much York subway nee of humor, thought and in fact all the other light colors, not answered by the pub- who continued his monote course, W lic servito delightful, and loped portions, soiled, sleep-hunery dyin’ for silk ticket sellers must be tion, art on his nose, despondent and attempted suicide by| Ford of the Evening Telegram is the|@%-%, an’ now all the rivh women Is almost regretted her eelf taking po.son, ~ treasurer for the occasion. wearin’ wool. soon they'll task as Cupid’ hand ‘ _—_____ a have t' change Park Ave-|maiden, It seemed best to leave mat- nue from the ‘silk stockin’ ward.'” |ters as they were. Surely Nancy _ — = Neata bade farewell to her new|could not care for this specimen of 1s , mut friends, who again thanked her, and| humanity. ‘This man had dared to New and Ori Inal For Smart |[|she whisperea to Nancy that she| find fault with Nancy's looks. ‘The os would see Oscar that very night. impertinence and arrogance of the 3 Fi * © W z She gave a little gasp when she| male. | omen spied “her ack and white’ Then she thought of the wail éf as 10n esigns waiting at the cun Her taxi bal 4 pair in the voiee of the girl who . had mounted considerat 2 She |had bobbed her hair when she said = ° ,: had forgotten its existenc e di-| “It's most drove me to coowvc eala By Mildred Lodewick — rected the chauffeur to drive her tolhad not understood the ‘slang, but vee telat ee links esis anipenase ; st subway station and|Nancy's longing for the man she Copreteht, Pediatr hcl he dismissed the cab. loved touched her own aching heart I DDIB CHAPTER VII Serta Nt K ae Wen . sh A Her determination to bring these olother TO the glass cowl of the/two together was strengthened. She . “ subway wen told Oscar that she had {mportant on oh oer picking her w.y down the ridged nowy for Hits nnd they walked out eee date tin steps, fearful of catching her} the sidewalk, where, among the necessitates con- hee} in the uneven iron stair covering.| Drivucsy, BECHE: Dey were! Aoaured siderable atten- At the ticket window ele was com-| “Nancy Lane is ill,” said Neata tion from the fas- pelied to Walt for a woman with manyjShe did not preface her statement SO athe e Deore ie aires ner wp her}}Y any reassuring remark. She fanted to see if he really cared, His pale face became yellow. clinched his fist and bit his lip. “I ought to be shot,” he gutped. “Can I go to her? Will she see me? 1 been such a fool, ma'am... , I'm crazy about ber, but 1 ain't had He membered that she|#ense to show it, . I been a no longer reigns " signs in scores of fet ioe Bid sod youre help me me: uch stations. et her? Youse might persuade eae. ay © pushed a nickel through the} her—please fe curved glass opening of the stall and] Neata was reassured. In spite of lemon yellow, ap- Secapted the green paper with a low-|his unattractiveness, his apparent ple green, orange, murmured k youl” which, of|imeapacity for any emotion, he gave evidence of loving the Jitue elevator operator, onous business of dealing out per- he explained to Oscar that Nanev are now brighten- forated green paper slips by ones and| Was not seriously ill—that she would ing the realm of twos and fives, Oc nally som ei well i he was careful in his children’s clothes one bought temor twenty tickets at ajattention to her; if he never criti- a time. ‘The only difference to the man|cised her looks or her manner of in such dainty spending his life underground in the |dressing. . . One could not dress fabrics as organ- fendi. oc people passing daily|in the height of fashion on $15 a die batiste, or within his limited vision was the| week. . He should appreciate : Witnber ‘of tiakets purchased by and|lis good fortune in choosing a girl j:bandicarshiag «bn: the amount of change due each who did not want to spend every Jen, ‘The effect is Nolte dropped. her ticket into the}eent she could lay her hands on tor chopping box and passed through the | clothes, achieves a distinct ute to wait on the stone platform ell her she is lovely and she will alr of smartness. for atrain. Involuntarily she glanced | bloom like a rose—say ugly things to The introduction in the narrow mirror of the gum and|her and she will shrivel up and her of white 1s usu. Chocolate. slot. machine attached to| beauty and sweetness will die,” said ally evident’ by ‘one of the black and white posts.|} a. “Every one is ullke in that some such method She pushed further over her finely|one respect. We love to be compl as simple bind- lined brows the gray woolly suilor| mented, en though we doubt its ings, hand eim- which was an important part of her|sincerity we prefer hearing a 1 broidery, or a Matume of gray and blue checked|tiful untruth rather than an. un- mere collar. pleated skirt, short blue jacket and | lovely truth, I have designed fone, belted scarf of gray, which she| “Go to Nancy,” she advised. “and an especially pret- wore with thick woollen hose and/tell her she is wonderful and beg hur frock, which oxfords and gloves of gray suede. forgiveness. And you might irporates onc ‘She inserted a penny in the dark:}send me an-invitauon to your wed- of the newest fea- red slot and pushed the nickel-plated | din e laughed tures of grown- instrument which held in check the ou're an ungel, ma'am," ups’ clothes, which |store of slabs, one of witch | Oscar reverently. “I've is the pyre dropped out. tore off its brown | yon, Nancy'll be my swe telle While paper wrapping and removed the tin- | die ; white is perfectly foil. She put the bit of sweet into her! He wrung Neala’s hand until it hurt suited to this de~ liovely mouth just as the train, fill-}und then dashed eagerly toward the sign, a pale color ling the station with chill and noise | subway : and Nancy would be effective \uy lis onrush, ransbled in A pleased, wavering smile haunted in either of the ta had realized | Neata’s lips. She pietured the rec fabrics mentioned v ” ie Car was crowe she grasped | tlon of O at the Lane flat—the above, with white tthe while enamelled “hangers,” | happiness of the young couple, heed- employed as bind- nder body swaying in the uisie [less of the Brony atmosphere inge on the scal- ‘train tore through the boweis| She sicnalled a passing cab and people | directed the chauffeur to drive home The skirt being 2A MODISH SUMMER FROCK FOR THE KIDDIE 3 | oe the eurth. At every station more Ay jeaned ack Alero and put aes scalloped ps 3 poarded the car. cet up on the small front seat. Her quae wk ae i oo . [pen ata appreciated the genius of the | neck ached fhe clo d her eyes. She jeeesity of a hem, a thing which some|shoulder straps, and a finish across mind wh conceived that method of nee a 4 : ‘ gan fee she Was. mothers complain about because the|the front and back of the neck, al- travel io regsieed ANGLES Ole | ee ried Cher elevelOn ese wine ome |frock cannot be let down But an|though hand embroidery would be must long ago have stopped growing | 8 1e § pstont Fe SLRS tos Wr) bows y around such an alterat beautiful done in white on the dress if there had not been a means other|once again In the arms of the man in to insert a band of either the drevs | fabric While the front of the frock than surface cars and elevated rail- nes exonlalng: vald, +58 ; by means of bemstitching, or | exploits -many small tucks, the back, roads to ci the miltions to und 4 ¥ terial, or embroidered | which Is plain in the bodice, with the from their wor theless, she de- banding, Such a’ banding is sug-|skirt gathered on, is relieved with a spised the subway in gested in my shotch to serve as|iine of buttons up gue centre, } tush hour with \@ hatred all the more intense because Do Not Miss Te-Morrow's Interesting instalment. iy