m.
TON SHOWS
JBLICANS STRONG;
lUffly FAIL TO ENROLL
.,t881,(89 Voters Listed in
rirtlys aw,Mi ,vcru ui.
1 Democrats
sty WASHINGTON MEN
v1 .-.' --rs for all three ruira-
Tl as announoca by the Board of
'?" i . !. ii an over.
ration comniii"'"'"" --
., Itepubllcan enrollment and the
rL-in out of existence of the
-IT. narty In Vhlladelphla.
i IM.M9 voters registered. This
lH ""', Kgiigve, will be In-
MO 009 when the national
10 'i , .lectors, who were
H"8. ihi ra-ular reals-
frtM mr " ;; "" rcd, -betoro th9
" a?" -- - -
TLl..L,n,ton party enrollment Is only
SSE$Itoani totaled. Sll.ltl and
uiiia JJ.m. Only 19,6" voters
Tfrv.ii their uarty allegiance, and
lliled as nonpartisan.
' "ra.'"l!!:. --.in are larger than ever
1" to the history of the city, the toui
I10.IH.
i. rxnrrtlnr to the assessors
--.ihimJ to an Increase of one
,&. Councilman each The an-
unAnt DC WHimuti w..w ....
rKJ in.r house being named for
"o names that appear on the as
'. lists.
r tte Thirty-eighth Ward, the number
"j" rt..t-llmn wilt h Increased
!r and the Forty-second Ward will
' ?i .tH bv three Instead of two
SeXcouncllmen. This will make the
tiSibtr of Common Councllmen elghty-
Mtaoarison of the total registration
sit three days, with the number of
Urg whose names ore on mo assessor
.fallows:
.,...,..
u:;::.
n
th ,.i..
.....
nttt ..
ttlh .i
Rectstra
tton. . ?.:
. s. sis
. 2.443
. 2.433
. 2.083
B&3
. H.22.1
. s.e's
. 3.08S
. 1.420
. 1.073
. 2.7T2
. 3.4Ar
. 7.033
, 2.105
. 2.242
. R.Mrt
10.149
&
EStr ' 7.9in
r-nrsi. . , .2?!:
itrd 0.0.1
.fourth 8.259
r-Otth 7.213
r.KiTth .... 0.077
J-MYMlttl .3.072
..ninth ,...k 6.401
.th 8.H0S
r-ant , 6.25(1
KMrond 7. DOS
Mlllrt .,0... ........ 10,230 14
l.:.v:::::::.v: Mil ,
0.733
n.lul
e'ehtrt 11.113
Irfth m
ppeTvma
jfJlttth
.......
I-Drtt .....
ff-eecond . i
.:
10.113
n-nturd
D'Coiirjlb.
rj-snn ...
i?-uin . .
bt-MrenU)
Ufcts) .
ft. 329
3.721
8.179
9, (ISO
4.6fln
4.071
10.099
3,670
4.140
Anieior'i
list.
3.013
4.161
2.SOJ
3.13.1
2.711(1
as
417
OL'.I
1.430
4.031
1.734
2.C33
4.05Q
3,323
10.414
S.743
6.673
12.793
12.2M
R.9SI
1B.412
8,742
18.821
9,813
12.134
0.332
18.384
8,400
8,733
7.784
10.B7O
14.124
lS:so
n.S86
16,270
13,380
13.368
7.008
18,080
8.140
6.132
410.813
falling
281.688
registration figures show
( dearly 900 In the Fourteenth Ward,
congressman John It. K. Scott.
i ward leader, has started a crusade to
r Uift lists. A. falling off Is also shown
he Thirteenth Ward, control of which
('captured from the McNlchol leaders
t spring,
BARRE
POUCMEN RESIGN
I)VQuit Positions When Order
s' -'a tjsj- ri Yirusi-
, im lu inuu jnio vviiiie
QM1 Ti. nx
u""M v
ilTOKES-BARnE, Pa., Oct. 9. Rather
l obey orders of Mayor John V. Kosek
rids the trolley cars while the strike
isa, seventeen members of the regular
force In this city have quit their
Five more are exDected to Join in
i wlkout today.
W feJrs. disgruntled at the action
m Mayor In using the police force to
i protection to car riders, have been
Bring to brine about a. srenersl walk-
t all policemen and leave the city
iJSaV of the force quit late Saturday.
wsay a meeting of all policemen was
l,t dltermlne whether there would be
Mral walkout, but more than fifty of
m MTtnty-nre men on tho regular force
a inai they would not Join the
Following this meetlnsr els-ht more
ts handed in their star and de-
that thev wem thmnrh If Hrtlnir
ftret ca'rs was made a part of their
KOSi mart nn fVn- tt nravstnt
rf this mn frnm n.ltaH tk. -.a.
S? would be able to jurnlah police
rr;"j " we city it every man quits,
ae.aoea, not antlclnata that mnn than
!Trtgutars will resign.
" dSIA 9Jtt thA Mavni nnnntinM Ihnt
J to, break up rioting by placing
"?" svery car, special men, whose
IBave.COSt the Cltv hlinrtr.. nf .1M.
iJ detailed for this work. The great
"invoivea has laused the Mayor to
lit, ,'r, """"cin, na in gelling no
mtitikjS .mei? he der th regulars
r -" irnttos ana riae on the ars.
- iir epaeavored to stir up a
,iSlIht.J) a uel". but when
discovered that th. it.. ,
I and had m.; ... .. .-J,.'.."" "
li ii 7Z' . "' lu '" Place
Uaaaared to b; broken. "
'CSS0 jRm A. Bteese and
ieder" ,n nral will be
"appointed ,, itrk) u not wt.
Srt.1lE.r.tnt "t- Th wage
I -tnt.r i L J'Mmoer or men that are to
MkZ. r... "f6 bn decided on. These
lie onw f" ,turaDng blocks here-
Ity ru(s coniennon is uie
I sHjH 'siaHiaH '
EVENING LEDGER PHILADBLPHTA. MONDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1916"
A rt-ii5fi-'
.&z
w,JW ""ili - -
PHOTOPLAY THEATERS
GREATLY BEAUTIFIED
Renovations Render Local Play
houses Artistic and Comfort
able! Other Screen Nows
rHOF. WILBUR WATTS
Burlington, N. J., schoolmaster,
who has been teaching half a
century.
BURLINGTON TO HONOR
GRAND OLD TEACHER
Testimonial Dinner Will Be
Tendered Prof. William
Watts on October 20
nuilUNOTOK, N. J.. Oct. . Burling
ton's grand old schoolmaster, Trofessor
Wilbur Watts, will be tendered a testimonial
dinner by citizens on the evening of Oc
tober 20. For fifty yearn Professor Watts
has been supervising prlnclpnt of the public
schools of this city and the celebration of
the completion of his half century of active
work will be a notable event.
The dinner will be given In the social
room of the Baptist Church. William E.
Schermerhorn will be tonstmaster. A re
ception and reunion will be held In the
Sunday school room of the church for an
hour preceding the dinner.
Professor Watts was seventy-four years
old last month. He was born In Burling
ton In 1842. He flrst taught school when
sixteen years old In Old, Scott Schoolhouse
In the outskirts of Burlington. In 1169 he
went to Conshohocken an teacher In the
Eight-Square School. While teaching there
he enlisted In 1862 In the Fifteenth Penn
sylvania Cavalry and served throughout
the war. . Ho was wounded In the battle of
Stone River and was taken prisoner. He
was honorably discharged In 1885 and re
turned to Burlington. Since 1868 he has
been continuously Identified with the schools
of this city.
Theatrical Baedeker
MirrnoroMTAN "Hir mr hooray," with
charlctta, the famoua akaltrt John rhllln
8ousa ana his band, Nat M. Wilts, charlte T,
AMrlth, th noaannri, VUI1U and Hart, and
i n Die
I, th Boaa?
ihr special!
many other aperlaltlts
from th Nw Terk Htrnodrom. otxins Batur-
aar mini ok mis wmi tor a tour wteas-
r ntrt(nmnl.
lur
en
saremtnt.
LTniC "HER "0I.DIKR BOY," with Clifton
Crawford, John Charles Thomas and (artart
upmaine a iieiKiumisva leuionio orreiia,
with a roat of rro-Allr whltswasn.and soma
"BOASTFUL IGNORANCE "
THEME OF HEALTH TALK
Transmission of Diseaso by Germs Def
initely Proved, Says Doctor Dixon
HAItUISBUHQ, Oct 9. "Boastful Ig
norance" Is the theme of State Health Com
missioner Dixon In his "little talk" on
health and hygiene today. He says:
"The boastfulness of Ignorance la ordi
narily not worthy of comment, but when It
Jeopards the health of other persons It Is
perhaps worth while to take up the
cudgels.
"There Is a class of Individuals who Jeer
at nil warnings regarding matters of hy
giene. Statistics, however, show that these
persons who violate the laws of Nature
often meet an untimely death. Unfor
tunately, some give nn ear to such foolish
boasting and run headlong Into danger.
"The transmission of disease by germs Is
most frequently attacked by the Ignorant.
Those persons who accept without comment
the statement that the world revolves upon
Its axis as a part of the solar system, and
thousands of other things which they are
Incompetent to work out themselves, will
bluster about tho absurdity of germs caus
ing disease. That typhoid fever, diph
theria, yellow fever, tuberculosis, anthrax,
malaria and pneumonia are caused by
germs has been proved as definitely as tho
fact that the world Is round."
By the Thotoplay Editor
N'ot so many years ago the Idea of com
bining comfort and beauty In the decoration
of motion-picture theaters was unknown.
And now It la very generally sought after
by the enterprising manager, and not Infre
quently achieved. Philadelphia has been es
pecially favored In this respect The good
work of making the photoplay houses at
tractive and genuinely artlstlo still goes on.
Aa an Instance, one might cite the Palace
and Victoria, Theaters, both on Market
streetludlcal changea In the Interior
scheme of the first-mentioned amusement
place have been made by the Stanley Com
pany, undtr whose direction It Is. The seat
ing arrangements have been varied and new
chairs have been Installed. At present
every one In the rear of the building haa
an unobstructed view of the screen. New
carpets have been added. In other parts of
the theater Improvements testify to the teal
and Intelligence of the management
The Victoria, commodious and welt fur
nished, also bears testimony to the artlstlo
alms of Its directors. The lighting system Is
particularly well conceived. It's hardly nec
essary to mention the capital music which
Is played.
The freshen!ng-up process has also made
the Begent vastly more pretty than before,
and nearly every Market street playhouse.
Including the Savoy, Princess and Market
Street, Is wearing Its fall attire.
Many Improvements also have freshened
up the airard Avenue Theater since the
house reopened. Lobby, orchestra and bal
cony are witness to the renovation.
The alleged news of the death or Theda
Bara's Kusslan wolfhound, some weeks ago,
must have been Incorrect, or else she got
another. At nil events, such a dor bit
.four-year-old Jane Lee at the Kort Lee
studios of William Fox between scenes In
the filming of "Borneo and Juliet," In which
the celebrated vampire Is playing Miss
Capulct Little Miss Lee, who was enact
ing a page boy, was lacerated across "the
nose and cheek.
The Popular Film Corporation, which Is
being sued by Charles Umerson Cook, Inc.,
for money alleged to be due as an agent's
commission, has filed ,an answer In New
York city, saying that Blanche Bates, the
well-known actress, refused to go through
with a screen test, and so no agreement
was made by the film corporation to em
ploy her.
Paul West an author nnd dramatist of
some note, has been udded to tho Famous
Players-Lasky writing forces. He has to
his credit ten musical comedies, three
books and ovor 180 photoplays.
After being confined to his home for two
weeks after an automobile accident, in
which he and Lillian Walker were over
turned, Director Wilfrid North 4s again
able to report at the Vltagraph studio for
work
The first of Norma Talmadge'a starring
vehicles under the Seltnlck banner will be
"The Price She Paid." adapted from the
novel by David CJrahnm rhllllps. Allan
Dwan.cx-Flne Arts director, will produce It
Another accident! tgnes C. Johnston,
Thanhouser scenario writer, and Gladys
Hulette. Thanhouser-Pathe star, were rac
ing on horseback, and Miss Johnston's pony
stumbled. She was thrown, and her wrist
sp'ralned.
Fred J. Balshofer, president of the Torke
Corporation, has closed a deal with the A.
L. Burt Publishing Company for the screen
rights to Harold McQrath's novel. "Pidgin
Island." Harold Lockwood and May Al
lison will play the leads In this story of
the Canadian border at the St Lawrence
River.
ones In tho "rrand manntr'
nnoAr "A iaiiy'r namr.1
pest Ooosamer romodr by Crrll Harcourt.
who wroto "A Tatr of Silk Sloeklnss," Ttry
duftlr IntorrTated br MUi Tempest and W
Oraham Drowns.
OAJiniCK THK ItOfSK or OLASS." with
Marr Ilran, . Mas Martin's drama of crim
inals vursued. unjust lr. by th law, with ft
funs at circumstantial sTirtfnre.
FonnEST "BVniL." with Jalla Sanderson.
ii Joseph cawthorn. A prstty
THK IRON WOMAN," with Nan's O'Neill,
a MMro. latter halt of week
VICTORIA ."THK 1.NMAKKR." with
wiiiism n nan, an inre iriansie picture..
ur tub mi,.
Ins Arts, latter
molr Ambrose'
Also, "Tho Fire-
prat half of week "lltANR
I.1KS,,T with Lillian Olsh. a rii
half of week, Oomedlesi "Vim
rtcn Mil
and 'The Kr
leel.'
men's School,
(miner '
rA!.AC "ASlir-" Or KMIir.R"." with Paul
ino iHrenerifk,
Ina
ail weak.
snown.
Famous riarsra production,
sws, travel and comlo rums also
VAUDKYf LtB
Donald Urlan and Joseph Cawthorn.
sisr an asue star, a romio star, piui some
pretentiously orchestrated melodies.
ADRLTItl "KXrr.RIKNCK." with Ernest
(llendlnnlns'. A "modern moralltr plar, with
with mora humanneas than araeed "Erery-
wntnan " There s ft larss cast Ulendlnntnc
ONE SHOT; SEVEN JAILED IN
FIGHT OVER CAR FARE
Refusal to Pay Starts Battle on Six
tieth Street
George Singleton, twenty-two years old.
of 703 South Flfty-nlnth street, Is In a
critical condition at the West Philadelphia
Homeopathic Hospital from a bullet wound
In tho abdomen and seven young men and
women were arrested and held under 1800
ball, the result of a free-for-all light on a
Sixtieth street trolley car.
Five men and three women boarded the
car at Slxt(to, and Christian streets early
yesterday andrefused to pay fare, accord
ing to tho police. The conductor appealed
to George Fulton, a policeman of the Fifty
fifth and Pine streets station. When Futton
left the car to call a patrol wagon the
crowd set upon him. In the struggle that
followed Fulton discharged his revolver and
tho bullet entered Blngleton's abdomen.
RECRUITS JOIN HUGHES
WOMEN'CAilPAIONERS
Will Leave Minnesota for North Da
kota Crusade for Votes
MINNEAPOLIS. Minn.. Oct '.There
were no meetings scheduled Sunday for the
Hughea women campaigners and the party
rested at the Hotel Madison. Lata In the
afternoon Dr. Katherine B. Davis Joined
the campaigners.
Others who enlisted here for the trip
were Mrs. Baymond Bobbins, of Chicago,
chairman of the legislative committee of
the New York city Women's Municipal
League, and member of the Committee of
Industrial Education of the American Fed,
eratlon of Xbor; Mlsa Edith L. Elliott
Smith, prominent In social work In Minns,
spoils and Bt Paul: Mrs. V. B. Burks and
Miss Hesper Hosford. both of St Paul.
Today's- meetings will be held In Fargo,
Jamestown and Bismarck, N. D. t
m RIDES OEP ON COP'S HORSE
M QWfttfR gTAtfDS TALKING NEARBY
-
wolicemn Turns as Animal Vanishes From Hitch-
Si v-"vai piAuyiui.u. OLieeu icihhhb
"Yi Steed May Be Chopped Up for Food
r bommjaf to'jDorby whV deflw
that tW baa-. t,.ln.-4 .
m5biI'-5 w only a few
JfcMv4(s& itd i4UwV
eW" ' UUstaah .aval.
fm Zlr:m ,wr impmum
IT w -y gallon a.
li U&JLS "!&. Jk 5
a.-ar '' uww, KavrmuLaU. jonn
raj!s
,i - ," " sorsss
" smkt ha, tlxl Ik. k-.
tvt4 to eUt wMk
i m
an olfl chtim, who happened alonr. H
iwt!oe4 distinctly that no hay wagn pasaed
.hit. t. wa taivinr. This dlsmUeos all
contention that the herse wandered ott pf
hi own aaeerd.
In view of th fact that many "
now eat MTsaflesn on aoeouin oi ino
,Mfnr ba.'it is BowlWe. fcHory'a friends
believe, that tto RlsHaf animal way vsw
be lying In se.l about Delawaw puty
dlsgulsexl as naracurgw . w ""
The .missing iorse) M twenty hand high,
eg light bay complexion, ahort talt fcaa a
dsiBOorsYtta 4niitr and U f oI of ujar.
Wk.. k. nalahai kla voioS I etoSedasUy fsvl-
le Tnara la no uisDtlon of a raward-
wt tt i w lUwiy tt "" wxmsM
b give it animal's recar.
at rorvLAtt nttcus
WALNUT TIIK NATVRAL Uff." ft drama
br Charles Bumner. with a sax ansls te It,
which haa crested considerable comment be
cause et the frankness with which Us theme
Is handled hr the author.
KNICKKnnOOKBn "THK path or rOIXY"
wnn uoroinr iiQwara utntra in ins csst.
vjvQrsv iri
ander.
a
Three Wills Probated
Wills admitted to probate today were
those of Amanda P. Maxwell, C8 Hast
Brlnghurst street, which In private, bequests
disposes of property1 valued at 811,000;
Catharine Schmltt, who died In St Joseph's
Hospital, (8800, and John J. Bessegger,
1641 North Robinson street 88200. The
personalty of the estate of Caldwell K.
Diddle has been appraised at 819,099.88;
Sophia Wartman, 816,311.46, and Rosa
Schmidt, 88059.25.
Rear Admiral Cook Dies
NORTHAMPTON, Mass.. Oct 9. Rear
Admiral Francis A Cook, U. S. N.. retired,
who was commended for "eminent and con
spicuous conduct In battle" while In com
mand of the cruiser Brooklyn at the battle
of Santiago, died suddenly at his home here
last night Admiral Cook was born here In
1843. For forty years he served In the
navy, being retired In 1903.
Two Men Slashed in Fight
John Bender, twenty-eight years old, was
stabbed over the heart and William Con
nelly, thirty years old, was slashed on the
light leg early this morning In a fight, the
police say, at Ninth and Vine streets. They
were removed to the Hahnemann Hospital.
Their assailants escaped. The victims live
In a rooming house on Ninth street above
Vine.
THE WEATHER
Official Forecast
WASHINGTON. Oct 9.
For eastern Pennsylvania and New Jer
sey Rain and colder tonight; Tuesday
partly cloudy and colder; moderate west
to northwest winds.
Fair weather has continued along the
middle and north Atlantic slope during the
last twenty-four hours and temperatures
have risen about ten degrees. A temperature
excess of from twelve to fifteen degrees pre
vails In those districts this morning. A
sharp drop In temperature haa occurred In
eastern Canada, the Lake Region and
thence southwestward across tho Upper
Mississippi Valley and the Central Plains
States. The cooling has been accompanied
by general ruins. Partly cloudy weather
prevails In the cotton belt, with tight rains
at some places.
U. S. Weather Bureau Bulletin
observations taken at 8 a. m. eaatsro tlms,
est Rata- Valoo
Station... s-ra. n't. JlWlnd. Ity. Weather
Atlanta, ui. .,.,. " .
Atlantlo Cltr,..2 J J
balUmors, W ., to
fineton. afass.... 70 e
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svtland. P...., si
Tlenver. col. ?!
troll. Mica.... j
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rlsnurs-. fa.. $9
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fiesr
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ear
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naln
Kaln
ouay
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ssr
Cloudy
ssr
nnedr. tawrencs and Cllftord Alax'
IV.STNUT STnKUT OPKP.A ItOUBR "TltK
liIRTII Or A NATION.' with lltnrr It
Valthall. Lillian Ulth, Maa Marsh and drimtrt
Dlars
ttat Week of the run here heelns
neit Monday.
saw riioToriAra
STANLEY Till! LAP.M," with Marls poro. a
'""r-'ramijiini.piciura, nrst halt ef wee
s.&,.r.nn o.rv
IIM
slot
a iloroero. latter half of week,
in uid Ireland,
hi I led
AntUUIA "TIIR
LTIrlan Merlin.
Holmes trar-
debut In th movlea
slsr In a tirnductlni
Vllsaraph a lerse sum.
nEQENT 'Tiir. acAiti.
Kane, ft WorM-Drady n
eilth V
eek.
and eomsdlss also
rilATTFI.." . with E. It.
no, ail week. TI
the well.known staj
Pothern and Persy llylsnd. all week. The
is mmi oi ins well.known slass
production said to have cost ths
rrr oatii iik n.n
nim, nrst halt of weak.
KEITH'S Daisy Jean, IielsUn entsrtalner and
nitislclsni Clccollnl, tenori Harry Coorer, In
'Th Mall Carrier") leabel D'Armond and
Ttooby O'Nell' Itessf Itempel and flayers,
n. .uuMR.it,, '. rwiiiun inn romt
Maud Mulleri Sell and Monde, and
Th niack and Vtvlte. ne.
MCWIUIB
he Fnllte
inlor routes
trio. Jim McWIIlii
rwilles.'
pany
Bel r n
WIt.l.tAM r
view, nert J .hnson'
Hess and Itrde. and Dlsn of th
film, flrst hall of week "Th Jur
or II," th Sylvester Family, Mortan,
plton and Schrader. risk and Fallon an'i
'The Devil's Needle.'' photoplay, latter half
oi weea
UIAIUK '
i.erni
-Tha lUnV Half Million." ntiey and
. Veh end the Verd ntrte Ih, rAii.
l'allattes, nuxell Yokes Wlllard and Dond,
th
Alflore and Sterling. Larno an,t TUtilimln
rnmlilir Trfn snd Wallnn and Foore
Cnoss KKTfl "Around th tllobe," Stella
Tracer and Carl Mcllrlde, Whirl's Harmonists
Nsn Bulllran and company, Duffy snd Mon
tain and Kiyins venue nrst Jialf ot week
cinerman ana company, jscs no'nle,
dres and company. Alvln and W11
ams. Crossiown Corners" and "Three
ee, latter nan oi wees.
I1J l.amr.
Marlon Davis,
ana warren
Laub and motion pictures,
Xf.V5TRlCf.
DUMONTS Varied prnsram of
tertalnment. with Interpolated
members of ths resident company.
Adama and
warren Bitters th
any. rtay rerri anil
Miller, llllfy Warn
Horensl Duo, Max
hlarkfsr en.
Isted specialties by
Kolle Succeeds Ehrllch
BERLIN, Oct. . Prof. William Kolle,
of Ileree University, a widely knovn bao
terlologlst, has been appointed to succeed,
the late Dr Paul Khrtlch as tho head of the
Royal Institute for Experimental Thern
pontics nnd the Oeorg Speyer Houses, at
Frankrort-on-the-Maln. His collaborators
will be Professors Sachs and Morgeriroth.
Police Court Chronicle
There's always a string to the Joy which
comes to Tom Grogan.
Tom says ha has never been completely
happy, although the police hold allgtly
different views. Rver since he was n boy,
Qrogan says, "there's always been a Utile
sand In his sugar." .
Rut with prosperity In the air and alt
men looking rut though they had full and
plenty, Tom nursed the hope that the gloom
which has been trailing Mm would soon
be gone forever.
The evidence of approaching sunshine was.
emphasized when Orogart found K. rathrr
rotund wallet nt large on the' sidewalk. It
was ot the species in which twenty-dollar
bills nestled and looked as though It might
havo frequently been the rendezvous ot
much financial comfort.
The wallet was given the "go-by" by
a rather wlselooklng cop. He was only a,
few feet away when Tom fell on It with a
death grip. Ha slipped rapidly through a
number ot side streets until pure habit
carried him to a place over which a happy
faced man In a white coat presided with be
coming mien.
Tom told many others prment that he
never drank alone. A line ot thirsts soon
stood abreast of him at the bar, Qrogan
tooted boreet' wteert sM a)
a little roclroclty, afw) made It very l"fp
tha.t he was t be the only purchaser,
Classes cllaktel often. '
Then Torn pulled emt the Wttot v tkk
could not subtlue a slight chest 'ensMSMttm
'a ho undid the (father tMp. A snt
horror escaped hlrrw The wallet looked d
cldedly hungry. In fact, every eWWif
ment was to let. Veara age It my hat
contained real money but rtH 'noir.
' "I can't understand It," murmured Tom.
"for "
"' . said the barktep, aa
his fists flashed fluently.
At a nearby hospital the doctors tried to
make Tom took as nearly human as nemt
ble. Then a cop took htm before Magistrate.
Imber.
The "Judge" looked at Tom's face la
tently. "Oh, I think he's paid for tha drinks." fee
said.
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