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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
En- Ia CoTte SupTeTna
Ell case del Certiorari.

En- ell case de "Certiorari que Sc
interpuso ell sabado ante Ia Corte Su-
prema, a nombre del abogado Sr. Coll
y Cuchi, por los Sres. Diaz Navarro.
Bernardini, Cervoni, Cautino, Manuel
A. Martinez y Jose Coll y Cuchi, Sc
discute que no ha existido desacato del
senior Cayetano Coll y Cuchi la Corte
de Distrito de Guayama, y que aun en-
ell case que 10 hubiese, dicha Corte no
tiene poder nj Jurisdiction para elini-
mar del record a un abogado.
La Corte Suprema dictard una
orden denegando de plano ell ''Certio-
rari',' 9 mandando q la Corte de Distri-
TO que remita los antecedentes para su
tramitaci6n, y en- este 1ltimo case, la
vista tendrla lugar ell d1a que la Corte
tSuprema senale.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
E triunfo de Espaha

Muy complacidos puDlicamos a con
tinuaci0n un suelto de 1no de los dia-
rios de Madrid, por referirse al leg1ti
mo triunfo alcanzado en- Roma por ur
Official del ejercito espanol;
Telegraf1an de Roma que ha ganadC
el primer preinio en- ell concurso hlpi
co International el captain espanol Sc
nor Men6ndez del regimiento lanceros
del Principe, con ell caballo "Fakir." "
El concurso era importantisimo POI
tomar parte en- el $50 oficiales de todos
los paises, los mejores jinetes del mum
do con sus mas escogidos caballos
ventilaban la question de la suprema-
cla entire las dos escuelas m6todos
frances Y ell italiano Ell capitan espa-
llol ha ganado con 1ln caballo de regla-
mento, perteneciente su escuadr6n
y que fue elegido por Ell coronel del re-
gimiento, senior Herrero.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Jrls1o g. 1911
e HipOotis1no

Pierre Louverneur ACADIA de perdeE~
su fel1cidad conyugal por su afci6n in~
moderada d ejercer su poder hin6ptic0
sobre todas las personals que estabaR
EN- contactO con 81
Lonyerneur Sc case hace tres anoS,
y durante 2In an0 fue rnuy feliz EN- SUE
hogar, pues su esposa 10 idolatraba y
sn union hab1a sido bendecida CON eE
nacimiento de nn hljo.
Hace dos amos, EN- uns reunion, log
Louverne'lr conocieron un hinoptista,
qulen declare que ell marido tenia unos
oJos magnlticos, y que estaba SECURE
de que 81 Luverneur Sc dedicaba &
ejercer s0 poder hin6ptico, seria uno
de los mas grandes magnetizadores de
estos tienpos~
Desde aquella noche no hubo paz e1e
aquet hogar, pues Isouverneur tom6 exr
serlo las ,declaraciones del hipnotista,
y cnaztto CANADA sc 10 gastaba en- los IL
bros que trataran de hipnotismo, prae-
tIcando los conoclmienGos Que adquirfa
en- la materia, con las criadas, y GUAM
tas personals encontraba su aleanee.
obteniendo alg6n 6xito en- sus experF~
mentos
Pero desgracIadamente para LOWER
neur, sa esposa era un sujeto rebelde2
sn lnfuene1a hin6ptica, y los esfuer~
EOS que hacia para imponerle su vOlun~
tad, dleron pOr resultado que Mrs
l4ouverneur uegara Z temerlo, hasta Cd
punto de que hace varios dias al decir-
lAouvener que la iba eonvertir en- una
rodllla, Sc fugara de la casa refugian-
dose en- casa de su madre, intentando
desde ALI demanda de divorcio.
En- ell Tribunal Louyerneur ouisO
usar de sls conocinientos para haeer
que sn esposa retirara La demanda. sim
iograrlo, y como negara promoter all
Juez que no trataria de practicar SUI
ciencia CON su esposa, este 4la concedf-
do divorcio.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Irnportante Vista

Para el viernes, Is del corriente, esta
senalada la vista que tendra lugar Ell La
Corte de Distrito de Humacao, sobre
demanda de expropiaci6n forzosa inter
puesta por la Conrpanla de ferrocarril
del Este (Faja1do development Compa-
N.Y. contra M. Zalduondo We've ct al; y
B. Morfi.
Hay gran deseo del p1blico conocer ell
resultado de esta vista
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13

La Corte Suprema fall6 aver EN- di-
cho ''Certiorari ordenando la Cor
te de Distrito de Guayama la suspen-
sion de todo procedimiento y que re-
mita los antecedentes del caso ante la
expresada Corte, se1alando Ell viernes
de esta semana para la celebration de
La vista, que sera seguramente muy in
teresante.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
DR.I DORADO


Aver II tie Junlo, fue un Ola Gle sd
tiSfacci0n e drFnens& algeria para, este
pueblo. .:.
A. las I de La nanana fuHn0S grata-
mente despertados q Jos acordes oe una
allegro diana eJecutada por la Banda
EscOlar Mun&lpaE que titl <'cel '"''0ili0i'-
tie dirije nuestr0 Duen amigo Ell senior
Eleuterl0 Naiensi4z
Desplles tje faaeoiTer alStliiaS o"lie' uo
la pObLaclon, r. Dleh ofgdhlzdua l''ii'''
di6 un aSait0 b la 1nor'tta 'le A''''S''i
popular AtGatoa Goa e'ilo i'opoH' vi
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'on las 'A''' '''''-0-1 '- -
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Para este poeCI;o pueOlo, que ViVe ell
la monotonia tte Las pequenas locallda-
DIES, pero honhe 10 pasa desaperclbIdo
t0dO 10 QUE Stgn1tica prOgreso y ale
grla, sera el II de JUNO una fecha me-
mOrabie.
U1A Oo''"o" 0'i7Al'" hoy con ''li liie'iio
"e eA4'<'lh'loh J 'e f7ll0lss ulloce ue n"oei-
~ o''4oli '"io '1*7l'7iAi'ii'o' pi'pi"' A4"
escasa JuVe''c"u :oe aqul parecla oor-
mloa' 2nelTe' y SIh +ei'lDargo' col 'rn Pc
queiio eSSNo7i~' y aii.'cno 'e "''iei' w.
i''ll'ao' sc Id "'''l''f7s ot''o oes ser'ar 81 ell
'oSlaSlno ep"'e Una pleS''oe oe niioS
~ pussy eA'ao M' M''0lIEE557nol" lif''ol a. 'o.i
IeilceS nlSpoS'eloDes para Id 1lluSica' VI
wan POGO 1f'enoS que isl'oraooS'
Nlafo eSta que tot'o es'o se oeoe' Gil
primer. ter1hlho, d Las lhicldtlvas y coo-
pe1aclon dei non. Alcaltle Muhic1pal
Ell seguno9a a ID ZION 'ulfCa EScolar y
por DlClrlo' Oh i1A@'lsaoie Direc'o, Sei'0f
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Los esposos Calenti

AnOche esta1vieron en- esta ciudad
acompanadOs de Ia distinguida seno-
rita Maria Rexart, nuestrOs amigos,
los esposos de Calenti, de Juncos, q1lie-
nes asistieron & La representation del
del sConde de Luxemburgo''. Termi-
NADIA la function saheron con su auto
para SUI residencia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Ell jtsez Jenkis

Ha caas&ao general sentpiento en- es-
Ia capital el falIecimiento ocurrido en-
los Estados Unidos, del cual nos Ocu-
'panOs EN- nuestrO servicio cablegraf1co,
del honorable juez de esta Corte Fede~
raj Mr. Jenkis, quien hace tempo Sc
habia ausentado Don hcencia de la islaa
por enferm0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Domingo 0RoZC0.
La ComiiSiI6n UniiODiiSta

Para aver estaba acordado por el
partidO Unionista, que una Comisi6n
compuesta de los senores Georgetti,
de Diego y Delgado, Sc trasladase a
F" "Jajome-A Alto a conferenciar con el
gobernador acerca de asuntos que Sc
relacionm con ell pleito de Guayama.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Mtterte tragica

Aver en- ell barrio "Navilla" juris-
dlcci6n de Vega Alta, ocurri6 rn doloro-
so suceso. La joyen Isabel Rodriguez
de veinte amos de edad, Sc cay6 de una
montana, desde una alt1ra de doscientos
mestros, muriendo instantaneamente Sc
investiga ell hecho
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
II GjbernadOr Co|iioD

Anoche d Las diez regres6 de Jacome-
Alto el honorable gobernador Coltore.
En- su Residential reoibi6 & JOS conisisg.
nados del partido Unionista senoress
Georgetti y de Diego, quienes fuerora
para inforynarle de vari0s acuerdos TO-
mastos por la Junta Central.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
n D.. c. NuiU Dis

ParGlcipa a su numerosa elientela Qus
fla las hcras de a 3 de la tarde, parm
la consulta diaria, en- los altos del No.
81 de la calle de Tetuan, donde tiene eg-
tablecido SUI despacho professional.
Tel6fonos No. 326 y 1917.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Ell Dr.. Carbaueira

Ha sido nombrado director de los hos
pitales de Santurce ell joven doe
tor don Jose Carballeira.
Tambien seran nombrados para ocu-
par altos puestos en- dichos hospitales los
doctores Lippit y Saldaila.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
COMMERCIAL,

Los senores Lugo y Co. S. en- c., de
Lajas, nos participant que han estable-
cido una sociedad Mercantil en- CONAN
dita, que girara en- dicha plaza bajo ia
raz6n social expresada para dedicarse q
los negocios de provisiones.
Son socioS de la nqleva firma, don Juan
G. Ortiz y dom Antonio Eugo Zambra
ma, ell p1imero, comanditario, y gestor,
Ell segundo.
Los Sres M. Linas y Co., IS. en- c.
de esta capital, NOS participant que des-
de el 2 del corriente, ha entrado 4 for
mar parte de dicha sociedad, don Jai-
me Chacar y Roses.
Y ell Sr. Rafael Rivera, de Carolina,
nos avisa que ha comprado todos los de
,rechos y acciones que poseia en- la casa
Garcia, Rivera y Co., ell socio Don Maxi
''mino Garcia, Y en- tai sentido sc ha he
,,cho cargo del active y pasivo de Ia casa
para seguir los mismos negocios, el Sc
nor don Rafael Rivera.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Conception Llc1ll

Sc halla en- esta ciudad, donde pasa-
ra una temporada, la bella senorita
Conception Llull, de Ponce LIE desea-
mos feliz estancia.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
Martiliano MARTINEZ

Ha fallecido en- los Estados Unidos
donde Sc hallaba de paso, en- viaje de re-
creo hacia Espafia, nuestro amigo dor
Martiliano MARTINEZ, de Mayaguez. Era
ell tinado persona que gozaba de gran
dies simpat1as.
Su fallecimiento ha de ser general
mente sentidO en- toda la isla.
Enviaanos stls faqniliares maestro pe
same por La irreparable perdida que
acaban de experimental
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13
DE CAROLINA

En- este alomento, dos de la tarde, fue
capturxEt1o por el cabo Luis Garcia Pine
70, el requisitoriadO Magdaieno Bultror1,
que desde Ell mes de Abrn andaba fugap~
do pOr tentativa de violaci6n,
C0yresp0nsaE>
Tr,1Ta TQT1
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-06-13

moso al que, por contar con buenos ca
minos, magn1fcas playas, saludables bri-
sas, rio caudaloso y otras mil ventajas
conque lie dot6 la Naturaleza, Sc pueda
acudir en- btlsca de salud, bienestar y es-
paacimiento
I'm ben,0i.
Junio II de 1911.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
BUY TOBACCO FOR.
 STATES CONNECTS

i, Jackson, Miss, August 4.-(Special) )-At the meeting of the penitentiary board of trustees today the contract for tobacco for the convicts during the next six months was awarded to Sternberg & Son of Memphis, and Hancock Bros. of Lynch burg, Va, the order being divided be- tween them. A score of representatives of tobacco manufacturers and dealers were in attendance on the meeting of the board.
 Dan Brewer, representative of the American Tobacco company of Clarls- dale, Mss, was also in attendance and showed the board photographs of the states tobacco patches, that are very in teresting from a farmers standpoint demonstrating, as they do, that Missis- sppi can produce just as good tobacco as can any other state.
 Sergeant MeNeill of the Oakley con- vict farm in Hinds county was in attend ance on the meeting of the board of trus- tees today and had on exhibition sample cans of the product of his canning out fits. There were cans of tomatoes, toma- toes and corn, corn, okra, beans, mix lures for soups, hominy, etc, all of which looked and tasted as If just from the garden.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
JEAN VALJEAN"
Maryland Man Tipifies Famous
 Character

Chicago, August 4.-How a Maryland Valiean had been spirited out of Chica- go. failing in clemency plans of the gov ernor of Illinois, is told in a statement today authorized by Police Inspector Hunt.
 The prisoner is John R. Nichols, for mer insurance agent at Cambridge Md. His alleged crime of forgery was com mitted seveH years ago, and since then he has been working steadily as a street railway employe, trying to accumulate .enongh tC repay the money which he was accused with having made away with Recently his wife died and indirectly as result the news of his presence in Chi cago reached Maryland.
 According to Inspector Hunt, the requi- sition papers, signed by Governor De- neen, were issued only with a distinct un- derstanding that Nichols or James R. Hill, as the prisoner was known here, should have fair chance to tell before a Chicago judge the facts as to the long effort here at an upright life.
 The allegation is made that this under standing was not observed and that the mercy desired by Governor Deneen has failed to save the Marylander, whose plight is referred to here in manner parallel to that of Victor Hugos famous hero
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
PROPOSE NATIONAL
 ADVERTISING PLAN

New Orleans, August IA national ad- vertising bureau for newspaper and mag azine exploitation of the five separate branches of the lumber manufacturing industry recommended by the committee on advertising of the National Lumber Manufacturing association was made pub lie yesterday through A. T. Gerrans of Houma, La, chairman of the committee.
 The report is in compliance with a res olution adopted at the recent national convention and will be referred to the various lumber organizations throughout the country. The Southern Cypress Man ufactdring association has already voted cent per 1000 feet of lumber toward the advertising fund.- The proposed adver- Using plan is educational in nature and to properly protect the lumber trade'' from recent articles which referred to the ''iurnber trust
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
TEXAS HENS NEVER
 KNOW WHEN TO STOP

San Antonio. August 4-(Special.)- is impossible to keep the Texas hen from running toward better things. She is a descendant of the same old hen who used to be so busy in the older parts of the country that she caused the mothers of the old days to be frequently seen coming from the barn with their aprons full of eggs. The Texas hen has produced enough eggs in the past year to make an onelet one-inch thick large enough to cover more than one-half of the vast ter ritory comprising the empire in dimen- sions known as Texas. One of the re- markatle things about the Texas hen is her persistency in keeping everlastingly at the life work nature has assigned to her. 1t is this persstency that has kept the price of eggs within the reach of all classes in these days of constantly in- creasing living cost. Total egg product of the state, 1910. $1s,o00,o00; poultry, all told, S25000 0O0,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
MUST RESPECT ARMY
 AND NAVY UNIFORM

Washington, August 4-Determination of the administration to enforce laws re- q'iiring amusement places to respect the uniform of the United States army and navy was shown today when Attorney General Wickersham, with the approval of the President, instructed the United States attorney at Prescott, Ariz., to pro- ceed against the owners of the Yavapai Skating rink for refusing admission to Capt l.. o. C. Ord, United States army, retired; Caut. Dunkan K. Major, Jr., Twenty infantry. and Sergeant Rodenourg, of the Arizona National Guard. on May last
 Subsequently, the rink owners apolo- gized, pleading ignorance of the law. MT. Wickersham and the President declined to accept the apology
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
STEPS OUT OF PULPIT
And Taketh Unto Himself Wife
 Did Rev. Roberts

Denver, Col. August 4.T"The time for young man to take bride," said the E.ev. T.. Kendrick Roberts. pastor of the Welsh Presbyterian church here, in a ser mon to his parishoners at prayer meet ing last night, the time for every un- married man to take bride is right now. And 10 show you my willingness 10 prac- tice what I preach, I shall do so."
 With that the pastor stepped from the pulpit and met Miss Emma Evans, the church organist. who arose from her place at the organ. They were joined by fel- low clergyman of MT. Roberts, the only outsider who had been let in on the secret. and married before the congrega- ton was aware what was taking place.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05

Darwin, on the Tennessee river. MT. and Mrs Darwin are entertaining house party and MT. Van Valkenburgh expects to be with them 10 days or two weeks His sister, Mrs. J. P. Fuller of Hunts vile, who was formerly Mrs. Grace Hol- land of this city, is also in the party. MT. and Mrs E. l.. Mountfort are leav- ing for Washington, New York, Boston and farther north into the province of Quebec, in Canada. Much of the time will be passed at Old Orchard and Cape Cottage oh the Atlantic coast, near Port land, Me.
 Miss Louise Howard and Miss Vivian Howard are expected to return home this afternoon after visit of four weeks in New York, West Point, Back Bay and other points.
 Mrs. Carl Seals is spending the sum- mer in the White mountains. She will probably not return until December
 Miss Mary vigo isNpassing several weeks In Waynesvlle and Lake Toxaway, N. C..
 
 a two-weeks' stay at Monteagle and Tracey City, Tenn, where she visited relatives and friends.
  Mir and Mrs. Claude F,. Zuber of Eu- Jaw will arrive in a few days to make Birmingham their future home. They will be with Mrs. Zuber's father Mr. Rose Owen, for short time
 Miss Mary E. Wall left Thursday with a party of friends for a two-weeks' trip to Wrightsville Beach, N. c.
 Mrs. w. A. Dawson has returned from Mississippi after several weeks stay with relatives and friends.
 Mrs. John w. Sibley. accompanied by Miss Hettie Sibley, Miss Josephine John- son, Miss Dorothy Johnson and Miss Cary Johnson, left this week for Wrightsville Beach,
 MT. and Mrs. R. Preston Means will leave today for Mountain View, Va, to visit relatives of the latter.
 Miss Virginia Means is still at Black Mountain, N. C..
 Mrs Shipman is spending this week with Mrs. Bradley Saunders at Roebuck Springs.
 Mrs Charles H. Nabb and Miss Estelle fSabb are at home after spending the past two months in New York.
 Mir. Charles H. Nabb will motor home in his car from New York during the ccIrlng week. He wiH Aberaccompanied
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
BIRMINGHAM GIRL
 AT HOUSE PARTY

Mrs. Nose Taggart Seymour is de- Faithfully entertaining house party at her home sos Edgefeld avenue, Green- wood. South Carolina. Among the at- trsctive guests are Mrs. John Crawford Knox and Miss Tyler Fields of Birming- ham. Mrs. J. M. McAdams, of Memphis, Misses Eileene and Gertrude Hunt of Greenville, s. C., Misses Josie and Cora Griffin of Bradley, s. C., Miss Ruth Sey- incur of White Hall, S. C., and Miss AL lie McAdams of Greenwood, s. c. They are receiving many attentions The par ty will leave in a few days for Tybee Island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
MIR. EVANS TO APPEAR IN BIRMINGHAM

Miss Julia Rumph has spent her va cation at Eastwood. Va, the summer home of Dr. and Mrs. W. E. Evans Other guests are Mrs. T. M. Johnston and Mrs. Daisy Evans Johnston, MT Willard P. Sullivan and Mrs. Connie Evans Sullivan and MT. w. E. Evans Jr., and his bride. MT Evans married Miss Edith Award of Columbus, Ohio Mr. Evans has engaged with the "Ex- euse Me- company to play In New York next season. Towards the latter part of the season the Excuse Me" company may go on the road, and perhaps include Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
NOTES AND PERSONALS

Miss Beatrice Burns and Miss Vera Brent have returned after stay of two months in Carrollton.
 MT. and Mrs. M. K. Erdreich have as their guests Mrs M. c. Hrschfied of Mo- bile and her daughter Madeline.
 Miss Alma Levi of Cincinnati Is the guest of her cousin. Miss Alice Levi, on Cliff road.
 Miss Margaret Mabson returned to her home in Troy Thursday after visit to her sister, Mrs. Hendon, on Cotton- wood avenue. Miss Mabson was mem- Der of Mrs. Meadows party and returned with them last week forNA short visit in Birmingham before going home.
 Mrs A. C. Lamkin of Atlanta is the euest of Mrs H. c. Miller on Fountain avenue.
 Mrs J. B. Danforth and her mother, Mrs. Cobbs of Montgomery left this week for Seannanoa, N. C., where they have joined the Birmingham colony. MT. Peyton Van Valkenburgh left yes- terdav at noon for Decatur. from which point he and party of friends went by boat to the farm, of MT. and Mrs. George
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
WATER MAIN BURSTS
Floods Streets and Easements in
 Chicago

Chicago, August 4.-By the breaking of a 70 incii water main, the courthouse, one of the principal hotels and adjoining sky s2rapers received a flooding today that did thousands of dollars worth of damas se and attracted hundreds of persons to the scene. Randolph street, part of the so- called Rialto. suffered most from the tor rent. Most of the damage was done to the rugs and other accessories of a fash ionable restaurant below the level of the neiehborhing streets, which occupies a basement
 One of the picturesque sights resulting from the flood was in a hotel where many erlployes. chiefly women. were kept busy. The feminine, brigade, apparently indffer- ent alike to the flood and to the cheers O fenthusiastc onookers, kept at work in the tide for an hour and half.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
WED WHERE EAGLES MATE
Mountain Pinnacle Their Heighth of
 Happiness

hou'ier, Col. August 4.-Miss Laura C. Smith of Republican City, Neb., and Al fred W. Adson, a senior in the medical school at the University of Nebraska, whose home is at Lincoln, Neb. were married yesterday on Castle Rock, SS5C fee- above the ground. in Boulder canyon T hey had chosen the pinnacle as the place of their wedding after many trips into the mountains. There were 12 witnesses to the ceremony, three automobiles carry ing the party to the base of the rock.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1911-08-05
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letter said, and the doctor had advised her to take a house somewhere in the country and spend an indefinite time there, doing nothing but-housekeeping.
 That physician must be on to his job," said Peggy, as she put the letter back into the envelope. "Arabella has wasted her life and her time and her money in summer hotels, and this doctor is evident ly putting a check on her way of living"
 "She says the house she is going to take." Peggy continued greatly inter- ested, Ifs her own little bungalow up in the mountains, which she has rented for many seasons, and she now wants to fur nish it. and occupy it herself She gives specific directions about what the bunga- low needs, and so, Mrs. Dolly, you must stay in town another week.
 We can put our trip off, and you've got to holp me with this shopping bee '
 Have you ever seen the bungalow?" I asked. somewhat perplexed Do you know what is needed?'
 'T.verything, from shades and floor coverings to linen and chna-so get busy" commanded Peggy, and busy I got.
 Peggy was gleeful-for there's nothing she likes so much as an unlimited bank account to buy things with.