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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
The Red Mouse
A Story Of Love- Jealousy and Politics
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON OSBORNE
CHATTER N,II-,continucd)

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everybody knows th,, nc hasn't i,r,. MONEY
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the job goes to Tnoruo,"
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ShirJov stepped forward aud said deter
miucdlv.
"l}ut we must svc him"
He's expected amy moment said Mix
lay from across the room
We'll watt chorus'd the three visitors.
McGrath bowed again and went back To
his seat near the window
Murgatroyd suddenly entered.
Billy, i----''
NJ Tn" sound of ms name MNrSiN'Nu
turned. lie had not seen them sitting there,
and now bowed iml"rsuually to all troe.
Want to see me2' he inquired su1ycly.
Yes" faltercd Challoucr. and with Il
quick glance in tho direction Of the prose-
CutOr's men he added, "aud alone, please"
Murgatroyd turned to his men ana in
uuired
Anything new"
NIixiey pointed to the Morning Mail and
ia an tInoocued telegram upon tho desk.
"That. from tine Assembly" he returned
AIurratrnyd shook his head saving.
"No I don't moan that mean in the
.r,rronh,ur, case
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are three witnesses III the lahhehhaum case
that we've got I" nave. II 81 up I" you 10 %
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MurEatroyd turned to 'haIloner with:
We'll, 'halloner, "hat can 10 Tor you
Chaloner advanced quickly toward the
desk,
prosecutor Murgatroyd." he began, gup-
ing. ITS up to you to clear me of that Ilar-
graves affair I'm not the murderer Of
Hargravcs'
Miriam and Shirley had risen, but they
did not move; they hung on the prosecutors
answer.
MurCatroyd leaned back IN his chair. and
,''.,'I aai,,l,..
- know it,"
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7 HEAR that Agnes Kennedy and Caspar
l. Townsend are to be married the first
OF September Or around that date if
not exactly on II. Agnes Is so pretty
don't YOU think? And is always so well
dressed, Their engagement was an
nounced little more than q year ago
and with the trend Of the war times
guess they have decided to he married a
once. Agnes is the elder daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Edward Kennedy. Of 22O3
Walnut street and Ardmore, Her brother,
Bert married Bessie Wheeler few weeks
ago, you remember Emile Kennedy Is
a sister
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

KEW YORK, Aug, lS-The New York
Commercial one Of the oldest business and
financial newspapers in the country, has
been purchased by Russell r. Whitman. the
managing director of the audit bureau OF
circuations. The retiring owner is Mercer
MOgelpy.
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in the regular horse SHOW oval roxt 70
the polo field II viii be given on both
days of the fete. The rcguIar Brvn Nawr
Horse Show was abandoned this year
because Of the war and the sporting car.
niyal will be held on what would other.
wise have been the last two days Of tbo
larger exhibition. Mrs. David e. Sharp
IS chairman of the horse show committee
and Mrs. Robert L. Strawbridge is the
vice chairman. Entries may be made
with St George Bond at 1920 Chestnut
street.
The dog show will be held Friday, Sep.
tember 2S and will be directed by John
Sinnott, assisted by Miss Ellen Hopkins.
Entries close with Mr.. Sinnott. The
hound show will be an exhibition OF some
# the famous hunting packs on the Main
Line and other nearby hunt clubs and
Will be directed by Stanley Reeve.
The moving picture department will be
managed by Mrs. Harry VAIN Harrison
and Mrs. Robert Montgomery. Mrs. John
c. GrOOme and Mrs. Charles Gusts Har.
rison, Jr. will have the restaurant. Mrs
Paul Denckla Mills will direct the mid
way. Tobacco, cigarettes and other
smokes will be sold by Mrs Henry Diss.
ten and her aides. Mrs. Beau Thomson
will have soft drinks. Frances Sullivan
will be assisted at the dancing pavilion
by Gabriela Tilghman.
The vaudeville show, another large fea.
ture. will be directed by Miss Anne Thorn.
son and Mrs John b. Thayer. Mrs. Ed
ward Browning and Mrs. John Barnes
Townsend will have the flower booth
others who have charge of various de.
partmentS include Mrs. William c. VIII.
son, fancy table; Mrs. Edward Buchanan
Cassatt, donations; Mrs. Edward Roberts
and Mrs. William +. Morris, candy and
cake; Mrs. William s. Ellis tickets; Mrs.
Clothier, printing; Mrs. Thomas Newhall
rummage; Mrs. Emory McNIichael, fish
pond; William Struthers Ellis. police and
gate, and Mrs. ClOthier. grounds and ar.
rangements.
One Of the features of the carnival.
which is to be more like a big country
circus than anything else, will be drills
by Girl and Boy Scouts In addition to
taking charge Of the softdrnk DEPART
mcnt Mrs. Walter S. Thomson is mar.
shalinc the debutantes who will act as
aides,
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nON'T you love the business heads some
- women have7 incidentally. ! don't
think this was case Of want Of business
head, however, ] think twas Just the
eternal feminine"
A certain fascinating Young lady who
is the proud possessor Of a bank account
and also thick crop of lustrous hair and
very naughty eyes was called on the
phone by an anxious father recently
MY dear" he said, there is a notice here
from the bank that your account has been
overdrawn. This is very serious, now
what will you do about it?'
"Oh." replied Nellie, you pay 1t for
me-" and she hung up the phone. It's
great to have family TO pay il for YOU"
isn't itT
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TIME sailors and soldiers are to go to
i Mannheim again this Sunday afternoon
Really these parties are something like,
saw the boys, for there's the pool TO swim
IN and the grounds on which to play
tennis and cricket. What a pity cricket
% going out of favor! Time was when as
many as 10000 people would gather to
watch the famous international matches
which were played in America.
Baseball seems to have supplanted this
more scientific game in the last few
,,oars. and though 1t is mighty exciting
IN watch 1t is certainly not so picturesque
as cricket
ou,te a number of women who have
.,aved home this summer to do Red Cross
.,'ork will be on hand tomorrow to act as
,a..ssas. w. The indefatigabIe Mrs. Walter
ns ssssrk whose husband is president q the
~. ~ !, asrs. Lev Wistsr. hrH l0e Way3e.
Ileber e
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A ND now we turn our attention to me
"A Sporting Carnival which they are
going to have out on the Bryn Mawr
polo grounds on September % and ~
A Mrs. Archibald Barklie, who is chairman
of the whole performance, has told me all
about il. and I'll pass it on to YOU The
benefciaries of the affair Will be the
Main Line Branch No. /, which has It's
headquarters at Bryn Mawr Wayne
Branch, with headquarters at Wayne
Paoli Branch and Valley Forge Branch
All of these organizations. together with
an auxiliary which was organized among
the residents in the vicinity of the Mathef
estate al Brandywne by Dorothy Mather
and which is an auXiliSry of Main Line
Branch No, /, are taking part in the
affair and working for it's success,
Mrs. Barklie will be assisted by a group
OF able women, who will have charge oi
the various departments. Mrs, William
]. Clothier, of Wynnewood, is vice char
man; Mrs. Adolph Rosengarten, secretary'
Miss Ellen S Hopkins, OF Devon, assist
ant secretary, and w. Hinckle smith
treasurer.
The heads of the various branches in
clude Mrs. Charlton Yarnall, chairman
and Mrs Alexander Brown, vice chair
man, Main Line Branch No I; Mrs, VII
liam S. Brooks, St. Davids, chairman
Wayne; Mrs. Mason Lisle, chairman, and
Mrs. Edward Roberts, vice chairman
faoi Branch. and Mrs. William c. VII
son OF King of Prussia, chairman, Valley
Forge. Miss Mather is chairman of the
hrandywine Auxiliary.
Every town on the Main Line from
Merton to Paoli is Interested in the car
nival and will be represented In many
ways The big night feature Of the AFFAIR
Doth on Friday and Saturday nights
VIII be pageant, I'm which it is expected
u'at every town will be represented by
some particular float or tableaux. Valley
forge, with its historical associations
VIII present taxleau which will be
umely in its patriotic appeal.
Z Besides those who constitute the heads
VI the various departments, several other
"eiiknown women have pledged their
services and are members of the generai
committee. They include Mrs. Henry
Earnshaw, Mn. Stanley Reeve, Mrs
george McF'adden Mrs. Kearsey Mitch
ell I'd, Mrs. Franklin McFadden, Mrs.
.harles Randolph Snowden, Mrs. Henry
sepper Vaux, Mrs. I. T Watson and Mrs'
Robert Lesley.
the principal departments of the fete
: Will be a horse show dog show. hound
nov. moving pictures, restaurant dance
rvifon, baby show, rummage sale, MID
and lunch counter. There VIII De
PsQae boo>hs and every possible At
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.r,u,N, psEssYrERIaN CHURCH

95d and Bainbridge SITS sts.
IL d, Pastor
10 40 a m.-Sermon BY Rev, w. Edware Jor-
dan Assistant Pastor.
. 40 ~ m--The Bethany Sunday School ses-
sioD- Tor the sumner will consist OF a sunday
school session OF less than half an hour. fol-
,ovsd hy patriotic or religious moving pic
,1TCg each SUNDAY until further notice
hlI unoccupied seats free at 10 minutes TO s.
TotnoTrow-"The FAN OF Nation
GCidi'rs I'm the camps and tackles in ths
navy yard viii be especially welcomed. The
SUNDAY Schools that have closed for the sum
r,sr their teachers and officers. are particu-
isriy invited TO spend their sunday afternoons
al bethany II the Sunday School building
is oyerfull, there will be room In the church,
. Vbere the organ win be played by our regular
organist and there will be some singers who
vii help TO make a happy afternoon. No
tickets are sold and no collection Is taken.
JOHN WAMANAkER. Supt.. 4
T45 o. m Sermon by Rev W, Edwsrd tor<
dan Assistant Pastor A
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18
RELIGIOUS BREVITIES

Tho outlook for the first camp conference Of
the West Branch Of tho Philadelphia Christian
EndeaNor Union which will h. held az University
Camp, Green Lane, Pa, september | to Septem-
hor q. inclusive. is encouraging TO the orlginna-
tors OF the project,
An extensive program for religious Instruction
and outdoor recreation has been arranged. The
mornings will be occupied with nspirationai
confer noes and open discussion OF Christian
EEdeayOr methods and problems. A regulhr
program OF athletic events, including swimming,
boating, tennis, baseball, hiking and kindred
diversions, is scheduled for the afternoon.
The low cost OF the conference, 50 for the
three days. which includes fare. board and every
necessary expense, is meeting with the approval
of the members OF the union and the attendancs
promises to be large
More than 1000 clergy and laymen interested
in the advancement OF the Christian youth ara
in this city to attend the forty-thrd annual
convention of the Catholic Young Mems National
Union. which started last night aud will con-
tinur until next Tuesday night.
Tomorrow morning at II o'clock solemn
high ponuncal mass viii be celebrated in the
Cathedral hy Bishop. John }. McCort auxiliary
visiting delegates and most OF the catholic
clubs uf the city. The other officers OF the
mass viii be the Rt. Rev H. r. Drumgoole.
rector Of the Seminary Of st. Charles Borronieo.
tor Of -. Columba's Church deacon the Rev.
Joseph Braun. Of baltimore sub deacon. and
tho Rev Thomas r. McNay. OF the Archdi.
uccsan .onicc. master Of ceremonies; The SER
Russg H. Of Charleston. s. c.
Tomorrow night at S O'Clock George Ions, Of
sion auditorium. on tho subject. when Jesus
Heals Prior to the preaching services there
Will be upen-air meeting In front OF the
mission, starting at Il5 O'Clock.
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cornpanies d and e were replaced by
Company |, Forty-seyenth Regiment, New
York. to guard the Frankford Arsenal. The
Forty seventh boys are aulle pieaseu with
the comforts of the arsenal after FIVE
forest village, forty miles from
nowhere. called Yaohank'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1917-08-18

Dr c w. Judd and DR. Frank Swars
-onortad Ia ST week at Fort Oglethorpe, ia
Roth doctors have received commissions as
lieutenants. Mrs C. w Judd has closed her
home on Richmond street ana rs now win
- narents i'm Baltimore, where she will
roside until Or. Judd returns
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n
,,,Iuesroom is a newly commissioned officer
Sl no'l OF them will have Just time enough
i sport honeymoon before they are sent
!" other training camps
EWBOIp-PEPPER
Ihe wedding cf Miss Charlotte Eleanor
Iepper, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs George
w narton Pepper and Mr Fitz Eugene New.
npId, son Of Mr. aud Mrs Arthur Enler
Newbold, took place this afternoon AZ 30
c'o,k az sunset Lodge, the summer home
y, MISS Pcppcr's parents IN North East
ifarhor' Me. The bride. who was cowned IN
WIute satin, was given IN marriage hy
il'r rather. The matrou Of honor was
ner sister Mrs, Theodore s. Paul. and the
bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy Iauer
NeWbold, sister Of the bridegroom: Miss
Jean Newhold Thompson Miss Mary Dixon
mayer, Miss Coruclia Lcily, Miss Sarah
NtuNnn, Miss Frances Wharton Scott, Miss
taIhor owen Baird. Miss Margaret W
liarr!S' Miss Virginia Roberts and Miss
b'I2ah''h Nushmau, nf Alnauv. Tho flower
E,'I was Miss Rita krumbhaar q niece of
Mr. Ncwhod
tn" wedding viii he attended by the i'm
mediate families only. invitations having
h''h S"nt ont for the reception aftcrward.
MATUEE-TARLE
The w" iding OF Miss Gladys Earle.
daughter o." Nr and Mrs George H. Earlc,
lr., and Mr.. Gilbert Maiucr. son oC Mr.
ana Mrs charles T. Na'nor uf Avuuw God
court, llav"rtorl, tool, place this after
noon at 1870 O'Clock at the home Of tho
brides parents, Broad Acres. I'm Eryn
Mawr Miss Earle way rfyo0 i'm marriage
Ivy her father, and the ceremony was per
formed hy the Rev George calvert carter,
rector Of the Episcopal church of the Re
d""mor, in Bryn Nawr
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Two concerts viii be given to-day at Bel
mont Mansion by the Farmount Park Band.
Richard Schmidt. bandmaster Programs:
TO q CLOCK
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WEDDINGS TODAY
OF RETURNED OFFICERS
Nisgara Students Use Two Weeks
Leave for Honeymoons

Is interesting 10 see the number Of
taking place today In which the
,,Iuesroom Is newly commissioned officer
80 IS ol them will have Just time enough
or snort honeymoon before they are sent
!" o'her training camps
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RRJDESBURG PEOPLE
TAKE VACATIONS NOW
New York Soldiers Guarding the Arse
nal at Frankford

Miss Grace Morgan left on saturday to
- come time as the guest of Mr. and
ntre Rislev at the Ardmore, Atlantic city
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES

baptist
CuFSTNIT STREET BAPTIST CHURCH
t'Eestr,If st. west Of iuth st.
GEOEGE u. ADAMS, II. D, Pastor.
1880 a. m.-Worship and sermon
Presbyterian
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NEW RIVER BRIDGE
Continued from Page one.)

prise three main reinforced arches
each having two ribs and q, clear span
OF go feet. The approaches will in
clude number Of shorter reinforced
concrete girder and slab spans. The
roadway grade will be 96 feet above
pool elevation. Besides the two abut-
ment piers there will be two other
large piers in the river, the first being
60 feet from the west bank of the
river.
Tie two arched ribs OF each arch
will be OF concrete steel CONSERVE
ton. feet thick at the crown, 8 feet
thick at the springing lines and each
IL feet wide. The depth Of the water
below pool elevation varies to max.
imum of 16 feet.
The bridge doorway. carrying road
way and sidewalks will be level for
the distance between the abutment
pier towers. but have grade over
approaches. The easterly grade ap.
preach will be three per centum, both
approaches rising toward the center
Of the bridge. The roadway pavement
from curb to curb will be OF brick
and will extend the entire length Of
the bridge.
The parapet walls leading along
each side Of the bridge are most ar.
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MURDER FOLLOWS
ESTATE DISPUTE
Italian Shoots Fellow Coun-
tryman Through the
Heart.

Harboring an old grudge IN his sys-
tenn, Clements Contestable, an Italian,
pointed revolver at the left side OF
Frank Alessander, his brotherin.law
at Thoburn on Sunday evening at +
o'clock and fired. the bullet penetrat.
ing the heart causing instantaneous
death. The two men were strolliug
along the road when Contestable drew
the weapon and fired without warning
or even uttering word. County Off
GERS searched that section Of the coun.
ty during the night, but failed to find
their man. The search will continue
today. Sheriff A. NJ. Glover has noti.
fled the police authorities Of nearly
cities and counties.
The only eye witness was the ten.
year-old son of Allessander, who was
with the men when the shooting &C.
Cured. Allessander was married to
Contestable's sister and the men quar-.
relied over the division of an estate left
in Italy by Contestable's father. AT
the time it Is alleged Contestable said
he would shoot the other man, but 10
the meantime the men had apparently
again become friendly. Allessander's
body was conveyed to the Cunningham
undertaking parlors. The dead man
has wife and four children surviving
He was forty years old. Contestable
has family in Italy.
Coroner Frank A. Lloyd today ep,.
paneled the following jury to investi
gate the death of Allessander: 7. Well
ington Arnett, Charles Bartholow
John Steele. Lamar Satterfeld, F. n
Waldo and ]. w. McElfresh. This
morning at 10 o'clock the jury viewed
the body of the dead Italian at the IN
dertakins parlors. An autopsy will be
performed this afternoon by DR.. H. IL
Carr. Later in the week the Jury will
hold an inquest at which testimony
will be received.
This morning n warrant was sworn
out before Justice Conway for the ar
rest Of Contestable on a murder
charge.
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tistic and will give the bridge fancy

tistic and will give the bridge a fancy
decorative appearance. The sidewalks
are so arranged that they will stand
uot from the piers and will be support
ed by oval concrete braces.
Combination lamp posts and trolley
poles Of reinforced concrete will be
used on the entire structure. A ser.
vice box will be built into the pedes.
tai of each lamp post.
The specifications relating to the
ime he bridge will be finished read
as follows: 1.-THE contract shall be
signed by the person or persons to
whom 1t is awarded within ten 10)
days from the time of such award
The contractor shall begin work with.
in ten Q0) days from the date OF the
cntract, unless the city authrizes OF
directs delay. and shall complete all
the work under this contract on or be
fore the expiration OF the number OF
working days, after its commence
ment, fixed by the contractor in his
proposal"
A certified check to the sum oil
$4,000 payable to the Clerk of the
City of Fairmont must accompany each
proposal. Copies of the plans ant
specifications, including form of pro
posal may be secured upon the de
post OF $25.
Sealed proposals for the construc
ton of the bridge will be received
until 1880 p. m. Wednesday, Decem
Der -, 1917.
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IS ESCAPE FROM
PEN At TOILETTE
tBy Associated Press,

PoLIETTE, ILL.,. Dec. 3.-Thirteeu
convicts escaped from the state peni-
Tertiary here today by breaking
through steel doors and beating two
guards into Inconsistencies. The
guards on the wall fired many shots a.
the fleeing convicts. but owing to dark
ness 1t is not believed any were hit.
A posse Of 60 started in pursuit of the
prisoners who took a southerly direc.
ton. The 10 men were in solitary con.
finement for having caused disturb.
ances last week in the cell houses. To
escape they had to break out Of Incl.
vidual cells. saw through two barred
doors and finally through a heavy steel
door which leads into the Solitary"
Warden Murphy stated that the men
could not have escaped without assist.
ance or connivance of some body about
the prisoner. Three of the men were
serving life sentences.
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Mrs. De Saulles Now
Has Her Young Son

RoSLYN, N. Y, Dec. 3.-John L. De-
Saulles, Jr., aged four and one.half
years. was restored yesterday to .he
custody of his mother, Mrs BLANCA De.
Saulles, who was acquitted last night
by jury in supreme court at Mineola
of the murder of her divorced husband
at his home near Westbury, Long Isl.
land, the night of August 3.
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Deserters Arrested-Floyd Wilson,
Of Warrington, was arrested on Sun.
day for deserving from the United
States army at Camp Shelby at Hat.
desburg. Miss. 1t is said this is the
second time Wilson deserted, having
left the ranks at the National Guard
encampment here. After spending Sc
days in the guard house he again de.
serted. Deputy Sheriff Beatty arrest.
ed him at his home. where he hal a
shot gun loaded ready for action, It is
claimed. Deputy Sheriffs Hood ard
Glover arrested Bob vandergrift near
Worthington for deserving from Camp
Shelby.
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county. The bond l. fixed at $4,000 and
Attorney II. W. Ogden Is the bonds.
man. Howard L. Fluharty. administra.
tor OF the personal estate OF George W..
Fluharty; the bond was fixed at 5000
and the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty Co. went on the bond.
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Glenn Arnett Here-Glenn Arnett is
in town, coming up from Uniontown
where he has spent the last monor or
os hunting. He is looking splendid,
having taken on weight which is sur.
prise to his friends and is so eft" that
everyone who meets him comments
on the fact.
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Changed With Bringing In-Jim Klc.
EEK and John owley, Italians. were
arrested on Saturday night by county
officers for bringing whiskey into the
state. Justice Musgrove will hear the
case. -
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The WEATHER.

West Vfrginta-
Cloudy and colder
tonight; probably
rain or snow in the
east. Tuesday fair
and colder.
Local Readings.
r. p. Hall. oh.
Temperature a:
s a. m. today. 80.
Yesterdays wealth.
er. clear; tempcrs.
ture, maximum, Al;
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1t was found they had but a pint Of
liquor on their person.

Ordered 70 Pay Wife-Judge Vincent
in intermediate court on Saturday aft.
ernoon directed Earl Brown to pay his
wife IS week. Judge Vincent then
adjourned this term Of court.