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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-02
He Quit Cocaine Voluntarily
After Using 1t For Is Years.
A Few Facts From the Life of George Nye---He
Became Drug Slave at Is; Went to the Depths
Broke Fetters and is Being Born a New Man.

The photographs reproduced here
with are those Of otne OF the best
known persons in Tulsa, George Nye,
one Of the pictures shows him in
Characteristic habit ,pn the day before
he determined to- assert the God-giy-
en- right 20 be man on last January
8. The other picture shows him as
he looked on a sunshiny day late in
last May, nearly nye months since his
determination had held faithful
The reformation of George Nyc Is
perhaps one OF the most wonderful
that has occurred In the entire Sou.h-
west and possesses all the elements Of
the marvellous and miraculous.
For fifteen years ne had been com
monty known under the appelation Of
Cooke George" sobriquct which
came to him through his penchant for
using cocaine In all ways In which
It can be used. Fifteen years ago in
Perry Okla, he began on the drug
and the drug began on him. lie
used il for five years in Perry.
lie then went 10 Cleveland, Okla.
where he put tin another five years
suhsising chiefly upon cocaine. Five
years ago he came to Tulsa, and up
to the time he shook the drug habit
from his shoulders his haggard and
detected countenance and shrunkcn
fern was a familiar sight along the
streets and alleys-a yertable iicnd
of the lowest drug deprayity, con-
suming from three to four dollars
worth of cocaine a day, working like
sturdy German in the collection Of
old BOTTLES, rags and this-that-and-
the-othor-thing to procure the money
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-02

with which to purchase the cocaine.
Forty-one years ago Nye was born
on a farm in Kentucky His sur
roundings were those Of mediocriy.
AS a youth, with the neighborhood
boys as companions, and when the
moon was fading low on the hori-
zon, there was the visit to some water
melon patch-perhaps his fathers
not to steal, just to be boys. With
dog and gun, he plodded through the
deep woods of Kentucky in quest Of
the sly squirrel; or at night listened
t. the resonant voice of the hounds
as through the dew-wet bluegrass
they chased the raccoon and the rae
ing fox. For him the "Old Swimmin'
Hole" held the same fascination as 1t
always held to the boy filled with
health and mischief, two things which
cause a spirit to be restless. The
persimmon patch--the grove of paw
paws along the lowlands bordering
the banks Of a shaded stream-the
RIFLES below the old mill-dam,
whe the channel cats flipped their
tails in spOrtive glee-the spelling
bces-the bob-sled parties and good
parental advice-and then, at the age
of %, career of degradation as a
slave to cocaine!
when Nye landed in Perry fifteen
years ago he was following the vo-
cation of a cook. He had not been
prosperlng for several months, and
he had cooked before, so there was
AN opportunity to earn an honest Nv
ing. But some physiological princi-
pie little understood caused him to
grow lax in character. He drank a
little and things, following n channel
MS old as life itself went worse with
him az the result. The demand Of
carelessness was for something else,
and the physical man turned to an
ppiate. In an ungaurded moment a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-02
Scrcnty.I,iYe nre pnsscd.

Special TO the World.
Pawhuska, Okla, July 1,-The
Usage County Normal Institute,
which has been in session here all
through the hot month Of June, Is
closed.
seventy-fivo Of the eighty-fiyc that
attended. passed the teachers oxamI-
nations and were granted license to
teach In this county
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-02

torture OF Ill'cn years u"Iu"o" ""'
begun without thought or hetu' VT
care, No siren ever sang song so
subtle or deceptive There followed
case, and pleasure and peace OF CON
science.
As the months went by the drug
demanded use more frequently Al
first ! twas with tlmidliy that the
slave Of the habit would use the drug
and only when alone would he look
upon IT, But this feeling OF shyh'ss
soon wore off At the end OF "A year
Nye was fettered hand and FOOT. Coz
caine had forged the shackl'S lna'
were TO bind, ordinarily until In the
potter's field, there was shaped
grave OF disgrace.
As the years passed, Coke George
did this, and that but always without
success, and at last he became a Nag-
ahond upon the face of the earth,
tramp, laring worse than the cattle
Of the field having onwhcre TO iay
, ,, t.t t..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-07-02
MIR. GEORGE NYE.

From a photograph taken on May
2S, 1911, nearly five months after
he had shaken the curse Of the drug
habit from his system and had quit
the use Of strong drink and tobacco.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
g @ @ @ o @ @ CO @ q @ @ G @ c
. COMM MuNicATloNs &
= G.
. O @ @ o Gs C {, @ G o o q O g
Taxatlon-The Rurrina Question

TaSatlon-The Burning Question
l To the Taxpayers l-eaeuc. wish
to state briefly the dinercnce between
nineteenth century and the twentieth
lNentury men in executing The laws 81
our country ! have been a taxpayer
lor twenty years !, for one can say
that we are numerically taxed The
revolution times do not compare wit
the present time When England
taxed the colonies, the men rebeled.
Then She removed taxes on OF every
thing except tea She said Ne must
maintain the taxes on tea Tor the sake
or principle The men vowed they
would not drink tea nor pay tax On
i. Finally England sends over IA
standing army to collect these taxes
and the colonies were cumpelled to-
feed and cloth these men. hut the men
OF the colonies were equal TO the Oc-
casion: they also mustered up an
army then they declared for iude-
pendence and establishe a federal
union, united the colonies for their
prote IN aNi liberty. When the
fede. uo!on made laws to govern
these ld states. Thomas Jeffer-
son was ,Ae first man to say we viii
not obey the laws OF the federal
union-if we must, we will seceie
Then they made laws to please one
state and laws to please the other
states in or 'er to preserve the union
When Andrew Jackson WAS elected
president history tells us, he was the
most ignorant man that was elected
Q the presidency of the United |
States While he was In office fhe !
men had a banquet to celebrate the |
birthday of Thomas jefferson Their |
peeches were along the line of nulli /
lcation. Jackson spoke ZIP and said |
The federal union must and shall be /
When one of the states
eclared that the laws OF the fe erai /
nion were null and void, he sends q
landing army there and compelled !
er to obey the laws OF the federal
nion When the state Of Oklahoma
nnulled an act of congress some Of
ur good citizens asked the supreme
curt Of the United States for justice
] the matter. They decided there
Il the state rights. Dred Scott laws |
hinb were destrA ed on the battle
eld to preserve tas union
You can see that the laws Of the
resent day do not mean what they
AZ Either the great men are all
cad or all tbs judges are living
he present laws reminds us very
uch OF the times when Jesus haG
IS trial The Judge said, 4 find no
ult with him He was an unjust
dge and the lawyers allowed the
OBJ to kill Him Rachel A. Rees
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
SOL0NS AIR
OPINIONS ON
TRADE PACT
Stone OF Missouri Speaks In
Favor OF Bill and Kern
Is AgIn' Il
tBy Associated Press)

1 Washington. lRlN aa--vigorous sup
|poW Ell the Canadian reciprocits
4 movement hy Senator's RrowR If Ne
ariska, Stone Of Missouri aud Works
Qt California, and a speech againsi
lAe Neasure hy Senator Kern al Iowa.
ma8e N@ todaxs debate on the meas.
Nrv }a tAe senate.
Senator stone arraigued those who
Re said. aad been using the farmers
'or tsle purpose Of attacking resi-
n5ucisv Fge declared Democrats could
naa ao eNcase foF Nat supporting the
asFeenent IS introduced 0a President
.Tatt
i2ss Is aars 0i great progressive
movement towarls closer eomnier~
cAd a9Fea3anCe Nifh Canada thai
~0Wla he for the lassiag benefit al
A1aA coWuyt8es. said senator stone
e president N OH the rigbt side
IRe Democratic house os represents
SiFes ts an The rant side Id VIII he
Misl&ai FsAGctaeie Ill ttie senate
sloald stand as s5amhliRg block
Ha sai4 ac aaG beeN charged by
some at the Democrats with being an
attorney tar 2 Republican president
tta&f @sttet'Nt Nss4~ tE1t measure. not
The president. he said las sooR as
g IS dispose ot | am afraid that the
alliance vita hlm will cease qniess
he il intending To amend some OF the
tariff bilis
senator Stone said tae reciprocity
aill hac been ghost, stalking in
the MOONLIGHT. seeking farmers to de.
your nc declared the opposition al
.he farmers had In almost every case
been aatiGcialiy created
TIE National Grauee had been
ised hy the firm OF New York law. /
fars, Allen a. Ggahame. vino We're /
before The dnanciai COG
nittee, said Senator Stone, to oppose /
for tie benefit al ether 4
npmbers that The FIRM represented.
instead Of being lawyers for the
arner he sai they we're snrofes-
ionai lobbyists and represented
TIE idea was TO Il
rouse the farmers and have them
larch upon capital and congress. Il
AL Senator stane But behind them i
ere ahose great interests footing the II
Ills ehd urging them on
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
salDe WOULD BE FRee AGAIN
Grace Heinzlc Says She only Wed to
Prevent Lovers Suicide.

MuEkogee. Okla, July 20-Afer SIZE
had sacrificed her liberty by coming
ITO Muskogee from Omaha Neb VITA
Frank Freeman and had become Mrs.
Freeman, pretty Grace Heiu2le OF
Omaha now refuses 90 live with her
husband aud has employed an attor-
neY ia eQme here and start procee1
ings % annul the marriage. In "a let.
Ter io The county attorney of Nusko-
gee county. "a J. Donn0Fan, an aitor-
ncy OF Omaha, saws the young woman
declares that freeman, who is but ~
years OLD. threatened 90 commit sui
eide uniees se married him. She
came here and they were marued on
july rs tX Justice OF the Peace Wolf
enbeIgsr. and nov she thinks She has
her duty 20 her husband She
i 4 and Re is 10. but in order to gei
q tiensc BE gave her age as 10 and
his : zi
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
TUNULT AGAIN REIGNs
AS FlBR0HI TESIIFIES
lBy Aseoclated Pe -


Viterbo italy, luly 20-The teati
m0ny OF Captain Fabroni of tAe Na
pOlitan Car8blneers brought protest.
from the prisoners al tae trial OF the
Camorrists The testimony had %
do with the alleged plot between the
priest Giro NitoIzi ana CiacOma AS
critt Z, who deuouAce De Angels
and Medl as the murderers OF CeD-
naW Juccoio and bis wife in order,
the prosecution asserts, TO protect
the real assassins
Fabroui pointed out the similarity
cf the versions OF the crime sivcn by
the priest ana Ascrittore, and said
the latter had found one Joyine, 3
whom be promised money for swear
ing falsely Later JoNiue went TO
the priest hy w om he expected 20
be paid fof recounnng the same false
hoods.
Here NiioEzi interrupted the Wit
ness CRYING out:
Murderer you won't fnd q priest
Ia assist you at the moment ui your
death.
Fabroni continued. saying d was
now impossible 10 lG.ate Iovine
which assertion led counsel for the
defense TO remark that iovinc wa
n invention of The Cawoineers
Fabroni protested against this ani
, scncrai tumul' followed 5y counsel
or the defense and the prisoners, all
if whom rose TO their feet ana de-
bounced the witness. some even at !
ackcI President Hianchi. saving thar
be must not allow tae witness to
rausfcr himself iuio a public prusc- I
utor.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
AUTOMOBILES DYNAMITED
Bomb Outrage at Coalmont.
Ind, is Laid TO Bitter
Liquor War
fBy Leased Wirel

Terre Haute. Ind. July 20-Au
automobile truck belonging 20 Hsw
Nns a Wambaugh Of Coslmont, was
blown up today with charge OF
dynamite B'ocdhounds from Sey-
mour were placed on the trail OF the
tynamters but no trace of them
has been found.
The charge was placed in the seat
and the fuse was run OUT OF the
front part The machine. which was
valued no Si.000 WAS demolished aud
the she'd was damaged to the extent
of $500
A bitter liquor fight is on there aud
several attomlIs. have been made
recently .S-~-IT1 \linj tigers The
owners - he anton have been OPP
law lessness-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

Write Us Cor receipts for COOLING
rrlnks and Frozen Desserts from
THE ALTON GOODS Pure lime
.!uirc TIE ALTON MEkCANIlLL
COMPANY. Enid. Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

Fer Summer diarrh0ea fn children
slwsyE give Cham er.aius Collie.
Chnsers sHa DisrFhoes Remedy and
castof 0ll and speedy cure is Ger
tain For sale by al! dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
Parson.. Poen ! Gen,.

From Rex III Stubenvo.l. Allison.
Il In praise 81 Dr. Kings New Like
Nhey're such health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
lf other kinds you've tried in vain.
USE DR. KINGS
And be well again Only CSC at all
druggists
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
BROKE COURTS CANE ON son
nv Leased wire.

New Hayen, Conn, July 2o Willie
4lunt 2 years old, son Of John Hunt
faced Judge Matnewson In the CRY
court on theft charge. and when
lhe case was called Willie and BITS
iather admiJtod that the boy had
stolen SS from q neighbor when be
was attending a funeral AS a sen
tence tao judge aid To the father
just take him in the court ante
room a4d with any cane give him i
GOOD sound licking. Don't DO afraid
TO use IL, oither
Mr. Hunt obeyed the mandate uF
the court and IN moment there
vas Struggle behind the door, with
thc father ultimately getting the bet
Ter 0. II While was duly punished
and in five minutes Papa Hunt came
out aud handed the Walking stick 10
fhe jldge II was ID two pieces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

A healthy man e a King IN his own
right. a.. unhealthy man is ant IN
happy slave. BurdOck Blood Biifers
builds up sound nesith-keeps you
WelL
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

Harsh physics react. weaken the
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
the stomach, cure constipation. 25c.
ASK your druggist for them.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
TO GO TO TEXAS roR rRiAL

! Oklahoma CITY, Okla. July 20
AoveFn0r Crpee has honored a Texas
sssaislt.on FOR J t. Rl8zsii. wanted
n Baylor county Texas on the
FARCE of disposing Of mortgage
aiperty and under arrest in Carter
sIauty Oklahoma
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
seaKs TO sNJO,N DRUGGIST
iProsefuupa Attorney at Muskogce,
. Makes Ne~ Move

Mltslee. Okla. july Prose
cuti'2ff ftorney ~. r. Disney fied
inin, s scifs aga.n three drug
stores b Boynton fhis county. AMI
iR0 in Muskogee 90 restrain them
frc1 selling liquor in their places OF
business ft = injuncfions 2se grant
es--<Izs siUIsf7a ihs ~ attorney
may pek ID. their .actsST7----7 17Idd'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

A few slightly used pianos for sale
{ a bargain. Bank Loan company,
nokers, 208 W. Harrison. Ben
einberger.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

A.. Careful rsts have proven that THE
=. TON GOODS Pure Lime Fruit
jules is superior 10 iemous.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
Stop
Diarrl,oea
Wakefield's
Blackberry Ralsam

GaatAy saaa rsAt4sq@N EgSeetary,
ghssFs satsaaaa asa sl bowel spsaeDss
w8sAAQs ass sagAAe Ma apsaN nav
gtsser Aauss siaNe dFasR AeceRg enN
wakxsiss8S N rsyes estsf sthsY rsms,les
fsa ss Nv asassges sef steA Eyers where
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

For layoglng ices. Sherhets, Hous.
~. cakes pies pudding. pastry, etc
fEfTHE ALTON GOODS Pure Lime
Frat Juice.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

"smercd day ana nlgnt inc tor
mont of itching piles Nothing helped
me until used Doan's Ointment It.
cured me permanently Hon. John
r. Garrett, Mayor Girard. Ala.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20

Dr. Sarah :. Burns. chiropratcor
has moved her Office 10 5l0 z. Okla
h0ma avenue, phone i156.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1911-07-20
TrauhIs " s,e Rathhonss


Bathhause partitions are NOT soUva
preef sni rons1aUentiv a SWEET Fe.
lLale voice tnll cf tllsmay was plainly
heard at AT tansic CITY On SUNDAY al
terzncn
% Laura cried the voice ev9.
centsF addressing her 9irl cham In
Ehe sdioasRs house "a have forgot
ten ny sACe hern Have sou one
thai yQu can loan meT
What's the mastsrs uueried
deep bass Tnice a few yards awav be
foIs l-aaFa e0isla sAasf. cant yau
gsf EouY ao9hie SKIRT on 9'-Phila-
1sahia Telegraph
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
SOCIETY.
ROCKVILLE.
/ Correspondence OF The Star

ROCKVILLE Md. July 1, 1911.
rhe woman's Inquiry Club met Tues
day afternoon. with Miss Mabel Tschif-
eelv as hostess. twelve members and
three visitors being present The re-
sponses were current events and other
features OF the program were a talk
on Social Service Work. by Mrs.
Henry ]. Finley. and music. Refresh
ments were served. The clup Voteo
contribution of $40 toward the work
of the Montgomery County Social SerV-
ice League. Capt. and Mrs. George =.
Lewis left during the week Tor 81.
Johnsbury. VT. where they VIII spehu
the remainder of the summer mrs Lee
Offutt was the hostess of the weekly
Card Club Tuesday afternoon, hel
guests including the members OF the
club and a few other friends. Dr. ana
Mrs Charles NJ. Iddings of Sandy
Spring. this county have announced
the enga cement of their daughter. MISS
Halle Matthews Iddings. and Mr.
Percy g. Schenck of New York. The
wedding VII. IL is understood. take
place in the early fall. The tenth
birthday anniversary of Dora Disney,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Disney. was pleasantly celebrated Mon
day evening. when a number of her lit
tic Rockville and Washington friends
were entertained at the Disney home
Games of various kinds were played
and refreshments were served. Mrs.
Disney was assisted in looking after
the little ones by Mrs w. II. Keene of
Rockville and Mrs J. l.. Payne of
Washington. Among the children pres
ent We're Lila Payne. Mary Payne.
Eleanor Berrons and Jesse Payne OF
Washington, Ruth and Thelman Wind
ham. Mary and Barbara Gingen. Ruth
kelchner. Dora Disney. Paul kelchner,
Oscar and Edgar Gingell. Richard Dis
ney. Clark and Kent keene. Russell
Mills. Bernard Day and Lawrence Leh
man of Rockville. Mrs. Harry b. Brad
ford and children of Kensington are
at Williams. w. Va. where they expect
TO remain several weeks. Misses Vir-
gle Brewer and Lillian Morgan of Rock
vile attended the annual meeting Of
the State Teachers Association at
Braddock Heights during the week One
summer In this county was an aIl-day
river party at Seneca Wednesday,
which was enjoy ed by a number of the
young people of Gaitnersburg Darnes-
town and Seneca
Miss Elsie Arnold of Washington and
MIR. John Schaub OF Spencerville this
county. were married few days ago
the ceremony taking place at Ellicott
City. Nd The women OF the Rock
Vile Baptist Church held their annual
lawn fete Thursday evening Among
those who helped to make the affair
success were Mrs. William NJ DAVIS.
Mrs. Harry Stratmyer, Mrs Edward
Robey. Mrs. Roger. Mrs Fred Berry
Mrs. Robert Lyddane. Miss Lucy Gar
rett. Mrs. Samuel b. Haney Miss Mabel
Haney and others
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
BOGUS TAFT IN OHIO TOWN.
Leading Citizens Prepare Welcoming
Speeches, Which Are Not Delivered.

From the Delta (Ohiol Atlas.
The good and gracious people of Wau-
seon had one slipped over on them last
week one day, when the whole town ex-
cept Mayor Heise and Frank Ham
turned out in masses to welcome Presi-
dent Taft. We understand the reason
these gentlemen were not out was be-
cause they were busy arranging welcome
addresses on behalf of the city and bar
and telling the don'ts and didn'ts OF
Wauseon's hopes in reciprocity matters.
\ Wauseon gentleman was in Delta
Monday morning and seeing stranger
at the hotel in an automobile. who
looked just like President Taft" and
knowing presidents always stop over in
Delta when en- route. he called Wauseon
hustlers by phone and told them to get
busy on a reception President Taft was
then on his way to Wauseon by the auto
route.
Sheriff Grandy and others manned an
auto and flew for the country to extend
the cordial arm of the law, Ives boys
were hustled to every gateway of the
city and the citizens blockaded traffic
around the drug store concentrating Tor
Bill.
Rill came: it was him sure enough and
he was on. He was a happy faced.
beaming-smiled travelling man and looked
inst like the President ought to. When
he drove through the crowd he bowed
and he smiled and kissed the babies and
doing honor to the man they thought he
was he slipped out OF town and mas
been fooling EN- ever since. we nave
tried to get hold OF the Two welcotnlhs
addresses. but they cannot be had. Ack-
man the egg man. Sheriff Grandy, Re-
corder Theobold Frank Harper and
host of others conducted the escort
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-07-02
LAUREL, MD.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
MA

Specicl correspondence OF ne sur
LAUREL. Md. July !, 1911.
Mrs. Wilton Lambert of Washington is
the guest of Mrs. Arthur p. German at
Fairview Miss Susan Cronmiller was the
guest for the week end of relatives in
Baltimore. Mr.. Stephen Cambria of Hy-
attsville visited friends in Laurel Satur-
day Miss Nellie Duvall of Baltimore
who has been the guest of relatives here,
has returned home. Mrs. Smith of Wash
ington is the guest of her aunt, Mrs. Ev-
ans Duvall. Mr. Roger Manning and fam
lily left last week for their summer home
in Charles county Mrs English and Miss
Mary Gilbert have returned from a visit
to Mr.. Frank English. near Centervile.
Md Mrs Kate Overington is visiting rel
atives in Boonsboro, Md. Mrs Mattingiy
and the Misses Mattngly have returned
from a visit TO relatives in Charles
county Mrs. Cal German Of Bowie.
Md. visited friends in Laurel during the
week Mrs. Hunt was visitor to
Washington Wednesday. Miss Isabel
Middleton and Miss Carrie Naylor Of
Washington We're the guests of friends in
Laurel during the week Mrs. Thomas
Clarkson has her sister, Mrs Turner of
Baltimore. visiting her. Miss Margaret
Swaffield is visiting her grandmother in
Baltimore. Mrs Clarence White has as
her guest Miss Florence Phelps of Oden-
ton. Miss Gertrude Petit. daughter of
Mr. ard Mrs. 4. l.. Petit, has returned
to her home here for the summer.