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EVENING , PUBLIC ' LEDaEHPHlLADELPHIA, TUESDAY, JANUARY U, 1910
iT LIFE SAFE;
I1ED OF WOUNDS
i
ladclpliiun Had Written
confidently on Eve of
Sixth Battle
NEW NAME LISTED.
mlty List for This Section
insists Mainly of Corrco-
lions 743 for Nation
foor Roll for City
and Its Vicinity
UllXhll IN ACTION'
l'rlmle
ill.NSON H C'.Mtlt. 2410 Orkney t.
Illhll OF WOBMW
rcnnviiAii uai.i.. tir. itojer t.
iiiF.n or ihskii:
1'rtiate
II.I.IAVI .1. PI.KM.SS, S24II Knox St.
KKTl'KM.II TO DUTY
Trluitr
IUIIV Uhl.lA. SiH 1 ArainlUEo ale. (Pre
vious!) ri ported KJlIeti.
' Kll.I.hll. lll'.Wm'M.Y nKI'OKTED
Mlll'MIKIl MhM'.Ki:t.Y
S Privates.
MWIf.S .1. I'XSsmr. 12--1 N AMon St.
!(.ll Vltl.I.s !i. MIHIIVIA.V. 31W Miller
St.
nimiorMi.v r.r.poiiTrn missing,
.now Ki.i'oitn:i) kii.i.iui
Sprcrant
3KIAII II It. 1'0. 24U5 Comlr st.
I orpural
(ri.ll.lt M.i:it. 21 J1 N. liilrtccaUi t.
I'rltutrn
fill SI.I'I'I I lllltl. 1.411 Vino ni
Nil iiiii.n ill l.l.sK. t'JI i snider ae.
AI.IKhl) Y. llt.MIKH KP. 1.M3 N. I tf-
t-tmii t
VIIIKItlS Kltl'.IDI 1IVIW, 1J12I Mono st.
MIOI. I'll MltMIN. I'JII J.fldJ live
1 II VKI.I.s II. s( UN I.I.I.. ll'il Olney ave.
Illhll 01' MllllMW. rKi.tllllSI.Y III.-
roitir.n viinsimi
I'rlitilc
(II (Will. I.. M.I.I.Y, 170T N. J.ambcrt
Mou.Mii.n shhKi:i.. rurAiocsLY
llhl'OltTI.II MhSIMl
I'rliale
.Itii:ril HKKMAN. 2131 Krnslnslon ac.
IIUUMIIJ), lint.lthK UMlKTF.inilN.
III!. I'UIAKIIMA Uhl'OKIhll
MIOSIS!)
torvoral
JASON . liODUKKx. 2130 N. fncilt)-
' ClSlltll bt.
HuKlrr
fliunu i'. r.vMUA. icai wno st.
I'rliatc
TONY CH'UIII. -12 Ch-lstlan Bt.
(IhOKOi; IIM.tlllM.. 22JU ritznati-r st.
I'll I I.I 1' .1. IHW.IMI, Jlu X. Ilan-
rtoll.ll
.. j r. nni v, SJ27 r.aco st
tnsil ICKV IILIf.1 ill" V. JVrth r:
llPfllAltKY .1. .McKMUlll'. 2.IJ7 H.
llutch-Atlan-
ItiMon Rt
MII.I.IM C. XANTKUMI". 2C03
tlq nt.
RUTURNKII TO IH'TY. PIIPAIOU&LY
ltl.I'OHThl) 'MIS'5lNll
Pi-hatf
JOSKni I.K1IMI. I.4II.' C'arltnn st.
HiUMUMI I!. I.OL1I1.N, 10 U. bolUCr
at
'As I go Into my sixth ciiBaEeineut, I
cl that I will come out safely."
Prlvato Hlwood J Hevell wtote (his
the last letter received from him bj
Is parents, Mr ami .Mrs. 1 nomas
cvell, 13 South Itcdtleid street.
It was his last battle. A telegram
in tho War Dijiailment brings th'-
:wb that ho has an a 01 wounus it-
iked in action I'mll this messaco
ime, the parents had heaid nothing of
fate. They weio not notmcu ma;
had been woundid.
'I received a letter n,in h.m Xo-
mber 2, the da ho Is reported to
,vo died," said his mother today. "In
10 letter he said tho war cannot last
luch longer,' and it would not be much
igcr befoio he would uo coming nomo
Elory.
For.' ha raid, 'our division has mauc
ecord, and as I go Into my sixth en-
:emcnt 1 feel confident that 1 win
ne out safcls.' "
'rlvate Ilevell was twent-nlne jcars
He went to Camp Meade from here
April, sailing overseas a month
r as a member of Battel- D, 314th 1
:lllery.
levell attended Our T..i(ly or v iciory 1
ichial School Befoio ho went to ,
ho was a welder. 1
month before ho was called to the
3 ho man led Miss Ann vvimticr, j
lives at 13 South ueuneiu street. ,
biother, 'lliomas, nineteen years
Ijjs in tho nnv.
e lasusuj use 101- I'liiiuui-iiJiua um
'Iclntty issted today consists, as it
or the lat ve!t or so, ot correc-
of P'ev Ions reports. Only one new
Is furnished, and '.hat If. of a prl-
Pwlio died of disease. One died of
s. ineio aie leu preioui te
as wounded or inibslng, now sala
ie bein killed In action, and eleven
irly unaccounted for nave ueen 10
ihn hospitals 'I hreo missing from
units have lciurhed to duty.
e aio onl TIB names on the honor
ir the nation, eight -Hit ce of these
fl'cnnslvanla iiien. The War De-
J . ,. . 1 f....t.. ..Anln..n .A
me lias lieeu 'iulllli tuiutiia iw
s lenoits for soveral clays ana
enco of new names Indicates that
iatiglcd list Is almost straightened ,
m
I Sketches of the Ileroet
;tIo Joy . Harvey, a;: Jiaee
'.VvnnHml nnin tlmn aero as inlsa- 1
..-.. . v . ------ ---- - - -- ,
:o Heptcmoer is, nas oeen locaita
spllal, accotuine to a iciegram 1
In his n.irents about ten davs
a recent letter, however, Private 1
said that he was gassed Scptem
and had almost lecovered.
,ta Hant) enlisted In the J-nua-d
of lVniisvlixanla. three
Jhto and saw sen lco on tho Mexi-
uer. vv nen tuiB conntr ueciatca
was sent to camp llancocu,
ine was assigned to the Machint
mpany or me uum lniantr, saw
overseas last May, Ho Is twen-
Ile Is tho con of Mr, and Mis
(jjiarvey anu mudo nia homo with
me iiuce blicee uuureas.
'Icliolaa Keller. 1214 Snyder
member of Compan B, 320th
reported in ;socmDer to ue
... . missing In action.
Missing; was, according to a
iDortcd jnitaram received Dy
ipunca , Darpnts a
ilajs ago, killed In
the flchtlnc- that took
tober 10. Although no letter)
0 fiom him for somo time rela-
clluglng to the hope that he is
ito KelHr was called to the
In May, 1918, and was sent to
ee for intensive tra nlng. sailing
reeas three months later. Prevl-,
mis ne was empioyeu 111 tins cuv
Umber and made I1I3 homo with
ents at the Snvder avenue sd.
A Bister. Miss Lillian Keller, has
ce ne went uwuy.
arm Junif. w. itogern, wounded,
winaiiy reporieu missing BDout a
ago. Itogera Is twenty-three yearn
memDer 01 company 1, 31Cth
, trained at Camo Meade nnd ,
ed for overseas In July. Accord.
ne telegram received ny l-ls wife,
ary Rogers. 24S8 North Twenty.
(street, the young soldier was
Id on Sentember 29. deertn urn
Ined. In the last letter received
vlfe the young sold er wr tes Iia is
Id anticipates coming home In the
ar tuturo. prior to hclng called 1
colors ho was eimloed as a guatd
kte l'eter Kerr, killed In action,
rsnember of, Company !', 3I5th In
f "He was twenty-five. Oniric
lero last May with, a draft quota
ap Aieaae,' no sailed two months
I A brother, John.also' serred with
Bin jninmry iu rTanoe. ills lata
Known. The brothers formerly
lt zdz6 .-ortn Thirteenth street.
ON THE ROLL"
Ls B'-s & m "
liiMEa NKlm Mi
NICHOIAS HELLER.
billed
S?r6t. WALTER
Gasied
YANK'S LIPS SEALED
UNDER BOCHE TORTURE
Horrible Suffering Did Not '
l''orce Private Chicano to
Give Secrets
Kor d.ijs PilMito Joseph Chltuno, 301
Hull street, l.ij- in German tienchcs on-
I ilurlnp thlist uml bufferinc from tinal
I tended wounds lather than Rle Infor
mation th.it would mean death to huii
, dieds of his fellow Americans. Ono ce
was shot away and he had chrapnel
wounds in the s.do and lefc A German
officer placed a lovolver against his
breast nnd flrcd, but Chicano never
weakened Only the arrival of Ameri
cans in .1 charge saved his life.
Chicano Is among the 700 or more
wounded men sent to tha Capo Maj
hobpllnl fiom overseas to recover.
Among them are bcveral other l'hlla.
dclphlana. Chicano villi have nn opera.
tlon nnd evpects shoilly to ictuin home.
He Is cheerful, like all the others In tho
hospital, and ho makes little fus over
the Distinguished Servlco Cross uwarded
I1I111 for offering himself as a :nartr to
honor.
Other l'hlladelphlans at tho hospital ate
i-iivnie Jinrim urooin, si
T . 1
Company M.lrty-second Pioneer Infan-1
.,,; Lieutenant Theodore Beck,
-013 Noith Carlisle rect, chaplain of '
1110 a;uin inuintry, who vns pastor ot
L'ast did Baptist Church, Wllltainsport,
before ho enlisted; Corporal Harry I'.
Illaker, 002T Noith losing Sun avenue
Company C, Sevent -sixth Dleld Artll-
;iery: Itobcit A, Itossnay. 732 South
I Ti eut. -first street. Company C, 1.10th
'Machine, Gun Battalion; Private Wil
liam S. Bat hour, Machine Gun Com
minv. Iu3d Infantiv. .",212 .Tii.l..n cm.i .
li'Irst r.Untiifint niiootor 11. . ,i..i. '
,2010 Hast Allegheny avenue' who wnnl1"'111 Prison, his sweetlwait. Miss Agnes
ll.'iiry Idni.ui, -4.S Master street,1 BuAhnell and MIs Greenhougli were
1 S03tli Sanltaiy Tialn; Pilvato Adolph mair!eM'edne-da, December 4, by tho
1 13. Brenner, 8000 Gibson avenue, Supply i:-v, J G Gieenhougli. fatlur 01 thfl
Compan, 310th Infatur ; Harry C. Man-1 bride, reitor emeritus of the Victoria
dell, Company C. 313th Infantiv. 2823 1 Hoad Chuich Leicester.
Huntington street, and John S Corto.
1 private. Company B
310th Supply Tialn. ,
1100 .....ii. ti. i. ... '
a o ,. niurau. iii
Colonel Aher Miner, heroic com-
Inlander of the 109th I'lcld Artlller.
has leturned to his homo In Wilkes-
I Barre. He passed through Philadelphia
on lho way from the hosnlmi nr val,
York' b'ut he modestly .efused 'tmu
! about his own exploit that cost him one
iuui uuu uii nun iiiu I'lsiiuguisneu 1
I Service Cross. Ho was lavish in praise
of tho regiment. 1
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Market Guide for Housewives
Prepared bv the City Marketing Agent of the lhucau of Markets,
United States Department of Agriculture
ABUNDANT Potatoes, onions, cabbage, canots, turnips, apples, squash
and lemons.
NORMAL Parsnips, celery, grapefruit, oranges, bananas and bets.
SCARCI3 Sweet potatoes, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, spinach, beai s,
cranbeirles, straw berries and si apes.
Products, Oracle, etc.
VKOnTAHI.BS
fleets Ilirrel
Ilrussel Sprouts
Carrots New Jersey, 1, basket ....,,..
New Jersey, barrel
Cabbasre New York Danish
Celery New York, Hashed t....
Pennshanla
Lettuce rtorida
cinlons New York. No. 1 etloi
Potatoes Venr.sylcanla. No, 1 ulilte..
New York. No. 1 white
New Jersey, l, basket, .
Sweet potatoes Xew Jersey, i basket.
Delaware, hampers ,.,
Turnips New Jersey, i basket . .
Local, lg basket
I'UUITI
Apples Xew York Baldwins ..
New York Oreenlnes . . , .
West varieties
llelk lous
Cranberries Xew Jersej, barrel
firstnefrult Vlnrtdn.
Lemons California
Oranses Florida
California
Every Bubble A Smile -
WITH THE ORIGINAL
ORCHARD FLAVOR
10c and 15c Bottles
Distributed bu
ALFRED L0WRY & BR0.
SO N. Delaware Ave.
49 N. Water St.
Philadelphia
OF HONOR
1,''lfjr?'" I I
T. HEUNEB.
EDWAtDdREVELL.
PlPd from Ubvmdj
4;
v
torp.
JAMES
W.ROGERS
Wounded
HOSPITAL NAME CHANGED
Word "Insane" DroilllCtl as
icctionable by Pennsyhania
Tho tinnw of tho l'cniibjlvanlu lloi-
pltal for the Insane, rorty-nlnth and
Market Mrcets, has been changed to 1
Pcnnsvlvnnla IIopltal Department for
Medical and Nervous Disease. This
, nu finnnn.lrn,! IndrtV In the llUIUial I'C-
port of tho boar.l of managers Tho
JfrUunTVn'cS nl V&A&
entered the conlllct.
At the WeHt l'hiladelthla liibtitutlon. IVVldener said tlint no couiu prouu
tho report bhows, the palltnts tuude 'proofs that the cslilbttlon of tho art uil
1338 aitlcles tor use or boldlers and iect011 j tuo juhnson mansion would
bailors, Including swiateis. scaifs, hcl- bo in.nivSsable. The preservation of the
mew and. other useful article'. Iiwilnn In a h,.,,:,rato callerv will de-
itnrttritpir the clmngu of name. Hie
winiii't e.i V u '.
"As lli.ii-ium;i1 the term insane gracl- ' i'"' T "'" , ., ,.i
uallv loBt Its 01 Igliial content, blgnlfjinc ' Chairman Gaftiuy, of tho I luauce
Ill-health, and b constant usage In court Committee of Councils, said tnat the 111
procecdlngs and restraint of pcisonal tro HUm ot probably $1,300,000, the ln
liberty became uariowed in siope to ,0StlllcIlt uc tho city to obtain the
".d'.lfeimn'"!.':1 beU-'cmmor'anil - . of painting ought .
self-carc m.d involves 11 declaration or be provided i-.i a peiinantnt louii.
nu'iital Incompitcnco and legal rcolrl - .
tl0"ihe new meaning, belli lepugnant SOLDIER SAVES COMRADE
tq patients and their ft lends, became a ( .
s rlous obstacle to 0111 ly nnd adim.ato 1 1- 11 V-itilr Wrilpa of Ttproism
treatment In hospitals. Moroour, the l cllou Ullk. writes 01 Heroism
Vl" inenlaTaXnts S been
way trom tic court and compulsive
measures tow.ud tho voluntary lela-
l., H
"' '
FREED BY GERMANS. WEDS
Louis II. Rushiicll, Pbilailelnbiau',
Var Prisoner for Throe Years
While Seigeant Louis Hamilton Bus.li
l.ell a former Philadelphia newsiianer-
in in languished for three v eai s in a Gei
; " , V.Wl'.VJfin0 ? , n!
"l. ""a' n,L1. .'. "".'',. ,J.u2," , , VJ:
jt'ub out, wrt-4iinuiuiri ut 11.11MIH ....v.i
!, wur Ht,irteti in 1914. He 1 .111 cam-
palgned In south American and Mexican
revolutions, hunted pe.uls In the South
Seas and done bomo cattle punching hi
"'o West.
1 At the outbreak of the war he en-
' !' ' "".WJ-??0 ktal "'
I" :lT..n Infrri .ills know ledcn of1..
t.ivi,,". ....w ---. ; .- .- -.
member once hefore. Ills know lecigo or
machine guns v.on him a promotion to
a machine-gun unit. 1
I air l'nco
:o Conunier
Today
2'..-.Tue lb
21-31e ut
T-lie 4 pi
I! 10- '4 pk
11-HIO head
11-130 stalk
n sv stalk
II -IV head
2-4o II.
11-ll.e '4 P'l
II K.o U P
11 lie 4 r1
2"-20e 'i pli
is-t'si , p,
r. so 'I p..
i IJj 4 P
Cost to IteUller 'ludiy
,2r.n:ion bw U40.ii.y lbs)
. 1H-2S b.is (uuart)
.SO lil) bus (S-9 i4 pk)
, 2 TVS 00 Mil (4tl 4.-. . Pk)
. J OO-J HO libl (23-311 l.ds)
..MM '.o hell (12 stalks)
.TS-22 bell (4- BtalkO
.3 .'ill r. Oil V.j bbl (3V4.- hds)
2 00-2.40 b.iK ((i.l-OS lbs)
.J.iVUSD ct (24-21, ' Pk)
2 30-2 110 civt (24-2(1 '4 pk)
. s.vi,iii ins (8-n u nk)
.l.r.n-I.Sl) lias (s-1 ', pk
.2 10-2..-.0 imp (12-11 '4 Pi '
10-Ml has (S.'l lt rk1
1 U S.-. bas (8 9 14 Pk)
. 0 r.O-T.30 bid (S.R-42 14 PU)
00 7.23 bid (38-42 , Jik)
2 4r.-'l 2.V bos (1.4 103)
...1 r.n-4 r.n tci.iti.ii
22-2.1C p t
10 24o i, pa
1S 1KJ0 do".
1-10.; earli
21-1.20 fit
.Vliic e ic,i
1 n.jile rtna
'.S.(,1j ,u,
3II-I!.'c 003
15 00-22 011 Mil (liv:
4 00 T, T.O hay. (3I1-K0)
9S tits)
4 ; V on box t.WO-iMOi
4 on il DO box (ir.o-2.vn)
-i.50-t-.00 Lex (150-210 J
" Ok yvpgtow o jSHc&&
.F aTLaSaW-' T I !uBaaaaaaBnl.aaaaaaaaa aaaW Hill II aaSi ,i , i. Ml aaT aaf m. xV aaallllll I I MM
JOHNSON ART GALLERY
ON PARKWAY ASSURED
Announcement Follows Con
ference City "Will Be
Asked for $500,000
i 'Hie Julin G. Johnbon Art Galleiy, to
Uiouso and exhibit the 1500 palntltiKs
md other art worlds, bequeathed In trust
o tue city, will be built on the 1'arlt-
Wi.
That announcement was inado today
after a. confeienro at tlio Slajor'a oflloa
yesterday which was attended by Jo-
.ci)li i:. Wldener, City Solicitor Con.
ntlly, i:il K. I'rlce. lilicotor D.iteiman,
0 public J-orUs, and other. The art
collection 13 vilucd at ?S,44i!.l)00 and
the cltj. It la expected, will he n"!'"'
to provldo 5500.000 In the lonnconui k
councllmnnlo loan toward a "Johnson
Calleu."
The conforence agreed t).on tho form
f.f nptlmv rr.impit bv City fcollcltor Con
nelly and JUurlco Bowers Saul, for Se
1 lect and Common Counc Is, nuthoi izlnR
!.. Al... I I,. nTmrntn TAnaCltV. AS
Ob-trustee under the Johimon will, to join
inn nptltlon in llle urjinuno vwu. ."
the calo of the old Johnson mansion,
:i0 s'outh nroad
btrect, and the crca-1
tioll 'of lho ncftt j0huson Art Gallery on
tho I'arUw ay,
The Couit, after tho city ns trustee
liag ut,cn 1)roperly joined In the peti-
., . ,,, . . ..i.i....-rt Mir "Ulrlt-
'"" ' " ,c,lr " ., (0IldUf011 of lire
Peril towhlch"'11 collet,. on would bo
.exposed in the Johnson minslon. Mr.
pendy entirely upon tho udjudlcition of
of Sergeant AebufT
'lho heroism of Sergeant Walter II
' Achutf, compan B. 100th Infantrj, 111
1 saving a comrade, is described b Prt
' . .,. Ml ,-n If
.lit e nai ica ..
Mcliolac, of the
same company. In
a letter written te
fi lends In this cit
Achuff, then twen
t vears old, en
listed shortly aftei
war was declared
Ho was sent to
C a in p Leo ami
then tiansfeired U
1 'amp Mills. Dur
ing the early part
of May ho went
overseas. He wem
Into action for tin
llrst time on Juo
18th.
-.-s
v . !!
JY-Mbrk. Acurr . ..l"'r''1 ."';."' t
jj now 111 ueniiiiny uu uiu iiitu -
occupation mid does not expiet to
get homo for sumo lime. Before going
into the service Achuff was a clerk with
rranl. Sehocble, 1-at manufacturer.
, ' ir0 Thrertens Hip Garapo
-v ' "' 111 sterloua origin ImperiK-u
the garage of Joseph Cav .ninth, 1035 to
liki7 vino street siioriiy utter midnight
Police of the Ninth Dlitrict sent in nu
iilnim and after a brief stiuggle win,
the (lames the flienieu succeeded iu sub
duing them before seilous damage had
been done. The origin of tho lire Is un
dcr Investigation.
Our AIl-the-Year-Round
Picnics
Jim sa he's glad he's not a mil
lionaire so lir had to take vacations
011 wheels. "When we get a day off
It's on foot for us from early. In
tho morning and by tho time we've
coiercd a slzab' walk and lunch
time arrives, were stmpl staivcd
Vv c take our lunch w 1th us, usually,
and ou ma bo sure I'm cartful to
pieparo it beforehand in proportion
to Jim's appetite.
I make sandw Idles of moat or cheese
or whateve- I happen to have Iu the
house, and sometimes v.e have dol
lied eggs wrapped in lettuce leaves.
If It's renll chill, Jim builds a
fire and wo roast potatoes or btoil
chops. But no matter what It i,
vie never go out on nn all-day hike
without a small bottle of Al Sauce
Jim loves lt, and It certainly Is the
soul of those plenlo lunche-.. It has
a "leb, Krenchy flavor to It, jou
kno'i, Jim sa;s thero Isn't an; -thing
like, It In tho woild, and I
bcllevo ho's right. But then I usu
ally think that about Jim! Adv.
ACCUSE LABOR LEADER
OF PLANNING LARCENY
Man Who Admits Stealing
j Automobile Says That
Owner Proposed It
jlz.'JX'sz
.,....;;;.;;,. ;, ".,;::". ...,"
fraud" In connection with the larceny
. ... .wIxii.j w HIWH UllVt UU-
of Cronln'HjiiUtonioblip was Ibiued today
by Maitlstrnte t'ennoclt.
11. J. Mullen, an ofllcl.il of the Auto
owners Indemnity Hxciiance. obtnlneci
V'.Wftr.nn-1 rVnninW.!i?,n "N '
dial, representing ( rnnln, inairmed .
JlaKlFtiate I'enuocl. tliuhli elunt
vould nppcar in coun m 10 oclncl; lo
tnorrun nioinlng.
Cronln, Ioub notlvo in local Ubo"
circles 1 ves In Mount Vetno.i street
henr t?enteenth, nnd maintains nn of.
tlec In the Perry Hulldlnc The war
rant for his ni rest was lstucd when
James Hartnett, Jr., IIicKs street near
VWncohockliiff, tolu t'lty Hall detectives
that Cronln engaged htm to Meal his
automobile on the nlitht of November 20
'Last Sunday," sitd Detective 1 Id
ward 1'arrell, "1 was workiiiK with De
tective Mucker. Wc located Hattnctt
and his chum, Horry SehultheWe, l'lf
teemi, Mreet near Ontario, trMtig to
sell nn auto tiro that had been toported
us stolen from Cronln'n machine. Hart
nett confessed yesterday that ho had
(.toLvii Cronln's machine, and In hU con
ftsslon saiil that Cronln himself plan
ned tho job.
"Hartnett to'.d us that Crouin went
to a North ISroau btreet garage, where
ho workid, and asked Hartnett to Meal
the car. Cronln said ho would leave
tho car, valued nt J3000, outside t'le
Perry Building on the night of Novem
ber 20 anu that Hartnett and his chum
COU(i ta-c it
'Hartnett told us tlint the next night
ho called jit Cronln's ulllco mill was
praised b the labor tender. He also
leeched $20 on account and was prom
ised more when Cioul'i lecclved his In
surance." Man ami ifc A'-ptijxijteil
irrantnn, I'n , Jan II Asphvxlated 1 usual, Hutu felt tno outsider, and Bell
as they slept by fumes of Illuminating was the center ot uttiactlon l'.uth won
gas, Mr and Mrs George W Hobuts. dercd how It was tint Scott fraternized
31ft Gibson street, weio found early ' In this ciowd, whero he was leall a
tills mouilngb their daughter, Hose II. much of an outsider ns sho was But
Roberts. was he" That was tho question Weren'
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And So They Were Married
Episode Three (Jealousy)
liy UA7.LI, DKYO liATCHULOlt
loojifs'il. 1310. t'J 1'iibUa l.eiotr Co.
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HTl'Y'S studio was not io utliacilve
enu'.s blc place, and jet It was '
somehow nttrautHo enouKh In Its way.
It constated nf oiu eiv lalirc room on
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It looKetl noT. The floor wns fihlnv lth
arnlsU and tho woodrorls was uplj, but
tl'o room uao so dollclously Utso nnd
t) liid en fnti tlilntTU 1 n If tlint It
cd oven larKer than It a. r.otty
,
men wnn anon ri H'ri w nu vu .iim .mi
tho BtiiKc, and l'.uth liis.nntiy conceived
a dlslllto for her. M.c hadn't Hetty s,
bieedliiR, but sho vus very pretty In n
certain showy way. Slip toso from the
c.mch an thev came In and was Instantly
ic.idy for anything;. Hett Introduced
her. and l'.uth v as surprised that the. e
was any ono living a llohemlan Ufa that
h'colt had not met before.
"VV.im thn nlav iroodr' bIip asked, and
then, without waiting for Htlty to an- ,
swer, she turned to .Scott and said, 'VMeu,ej a terribly long time, and then
aren't opening until next week bo I'm j ScoU tarried In n. largo tray which ho
poor jut now, and curt go 0111.
I offered to take jo'i," called Betty
from the tiny kitchenette.
"Oh, 1 know ou did. I was coming to
that "
"Call down and see who'd here," Betty
Uatd again. "I'm going to make 11 'rab
bit.' and It might ns well bo a big one "
lluth had b this time removed her
coat and now sat had: In ono of the
big chalis looking leally lovelj. If she
had known it, she was as different fror"
the other girl an da Is from night, bu'
she felt 111 at easo before her cei
while, she despised her. It was tic
vague feeling that even this girl wat
doing something more Interesting to u
man than household wotk, for sJcoit v n
talk'ng nnd laughing with her and leav
lug lluth to hciself. Kltiallj the g'i
v hoic name was Daisy Maimer, wen
to the door and vailed down over the
hamsters to tho people below Sue alsi
pounded oil the door opposite anil Hi 1
few minutes sever il people came in. As
Teco.
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helps cut
down the
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the,o people the ones he" eal.y wanted
to Lnov " When had ho seemed ub ,
luiii as he was t&nlsh.?
I'uth could hao been jut ni happy i
nnd had Just as pood a time lierlf if
"ih.r V'iotuer-t ,
; urctended to nt,.j aha n.i scon
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1111111, ii(.v lilldllVll UlkkCI Ul lUUiiu
shlii beiutlfully If this new clement had
not somehow nopt in. but ever thing
wa- colored with t mc now and l'.uth '
slmpl could not be natural while, sh.-'
was sup!cIou.
"S'cotty, ' cillid nctty fjcrnt the!
Idtdirn" "come out and give a fellow a
lift, v 111 you? You used to bo good at
this l.lnd of thing"
ller words implied an intimacy that 1
eluded Kutli. u Intimau that had,..,,, ,1,, ,,,,,r I,..,.,, 11, o ni,. .,,
etlfteil befoie she had met S'cott and
mat lied him. S.ott Jumped up with
nlacrltj
and fiqm that time on l'.uth
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,. wllU 1P otKla beiauto alio vvuntea 1
t0 listen to the sounds from out thcie
where Vou and Hetty wuro together
ar" ot h!lc 'oui1 ""' '"nroly nrriiin
fio.n peaking vhen people spoke to her,
1 'I'liev mb out n t 10 1: Ilwii for wliat'
placed on tho tanie
"llv cry ono draw up now llctiv saidi
gaily, and then proceeded to teat her--'
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i j of the room, but Bomehow Iter pride hrtrti jt.
lllicr rooted In her rent, although rtiVr-
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hardly .heard tho conversation ffolnir
on around her. Rentt nlirt Bettv ex
chanced little remarks and Ttuth'a eair
were keyed to hear every word that
was said between them. Her mind w
I aeethinc around Just ono thins the fact
that Heott had lied to her about his re
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l'.uth stoimcd to herself, "and yet li
ppenly cuts me for her. He does hi!;
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juuipi at, iiiu mwiuuuu iicro unu viniiin
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As a mutter of Met. if Ttuth had
btopped to tea3on at all, sho would havu
retllzed that there was safety In the
open way with whU.li h'cott and Betty
vvei.j conducting their flirtation, If It
could be called that, hho knew, too,
niai ie wasnr true unit scott nati pur
poscl sought her out nt the theatre, but
sho intended to aceuso Mm of it: she
vvunted to believe It. Ruth did not real
Izo how these frellncs of hers were trans
forming her natuie Jealousy is one of
the most potent things In the world and
tlon because U twists and warps the
truth
urn of tlm v.i.v talk Ituth suddenly
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"WIU oti do that, Scot'?" came in
Uettj's high voh 0
"Of com so I will. "
"All tight. III meet. ou tomorrow,'
ltett teturned
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TIlex rr'' making an aptolntment
What was it; wh hadn't sh listened"
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