In their day, of course, men did
run off with other men’s wives, Just
as they do today; but they seem to
have done so impulsively, an dthey
would have been quick to admit that
in doing so they were immoral. The
burden of public opinion upon ardent
souls was, therefore, much more se
vere than It is upon our contempo
rary heroes and heroines who live in
an age of acute intellectuality.
And yet, for the great mass of
souls that were not particularly
I
NEW MODELS IN CLEVELAND CARS SHOWN HERE
The Packard Motors recently announced the acquisition of the franchise to distribute Cleveland cars in j
Birmingham. The picture shows a couple of the new models which were included in the two carloads just,
received. One model is the new sedanfend the other the smart sport job. Mr. Val Freeman, one of Packard’s
popular salesmen, is shown in the picture.
BOOTH'S GRAVE
HIDDEN UNDER AN
OATH OF SECRECY
E. H. Sampson, Illinois Man,
Claims He Alone Knows
Location
MOLINE, 111., June 30.—(By As
sociated Press.)—With lips sealed by
an oath ho said he took more than
half a century ago. E. H. Sampson
of Moline, claims to bo the only liv
ing man \\*ho knows what disposition
was made of the body of John Wilkes
Booth, assasin of Abraham Lincoln.
