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Evening journal., 1920-08-07
LOVE BETWEEN THESE
BROTHERS-N-LAW, OFF

After hearing testimony Of a num-
Der Of witnesses for each side IN
Municipal Court this morning. Deputy
Judge Finger gave George II. Jones'
charged with assault and battery on
Charles Baylis the benefit OF the
doubt and dismissed him.
The trouble between the men, who
are broihers-in-law. occurred IN front
Of $40 East Fifth street. where Jones
rooms. last saturday The men had
made a bet. but Baylis, who has been
drinking. withdrew some words
then passed between them and one
OF Them struck a blow, but VINO
handed FIRST lick" was disputed.
Witnesses for Baylis said Jones hlt
the FIRST blow and witnesses FOR Jones
accused Bayils Of striking the iirst
blow
In ihe nght. Baylis said he suffered
a dislocated arm when Jones kicked
him. 10 was iesiihed by Jones. Wit
nesses that Jones did not kick the
complainant.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
UTILITY BOARD
REFLECTS ISAAC

Philip J. Isaac was reelected presl-
dent OF the Board Of Public Utilities
Commissioners at the meeting OF the
board in the mayors oflce last eve-
ming.
When the matter Of the election of
a president was brought up. John C.
Foote, one OF the new members OF
the board. placed Walter Brinion in
nomination Mr.. BrintOn, however,
declined, and nominated Mr.. Isaac.
Mr.. Brinton lauded the services given
by Mr.. Isaac and said that he felt
10 a mistake 10 make any change at
this time. Mr.. Isaac has served so
capably and justly in the position
that he felt ne should continue in
office.
Mr.. Isaac. responding, stated that
he would not decline the nomination,
hut preferred seeing Mr.. Brlnton
elected b the presidency. His cleo
ton was unanimous.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
NO WAR MOVE IN
NAVAL RESERVE CALL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 7 United
Press. The Navy Department re-
peated It's statement today that the
calling OF naval rcSerVisis 0f I'M first.
third and fourth districts 10 duty was
simply for the purpose OF the usual
midsummer efficiency and training
cruises The call, department OIL
cials said. has apparently been mis-
understood in some quarters.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 UNITED
Press. .)-Orders were issued today by
the War Department for the transfer
Of the 35lh and 4ith infantry regi-
ments 10 Hawaii for permanent sta
ton. This action was taken 10 bring
the Hawaiian forces up to pre-war
strength. The 35th infantry Is now
at Camp Lewis. Washington. The
iith. part n which is at the Presidio,
san Francisco, part at Fort Lawton,
Washington. and the remainder. at
Vancouver Barracks, Washington,
will mobilize az san Francisco.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ILLINOIS MOB
AWED BY GYMS;
DENY DEATHS
State Sends More Troops to
West Frankfort to Pro-
tect Citizens
TELEPHONE STRIKE
ADDS TO TROUBLE

WEST FRANKFORT. H., Aug. 7.
UNITED Press Militia continued TO
arrive in West Frankfort today while
the town took stock OF the damage
done in day and a night OF riotinr
Major w. o. Satterneld, in charge
of the militia, FELT the situation was
ticklish and asked for reinforcements
70 prevent any possible recurrence Of
the mob rule which controlled the
town Thursday night.
stories purporting 10 originate from
West Frankfort were greatly over
drawn. Attempts 10 verify reports
nat several had BEEN killed during
the outbreak proved impossible No
one was killed; there was no one IA
tally injured. Reports sent out SAID
nve had been killed and ffty wounded.
The mob, composed mostly OF coal
miners VINO have been on strike for
some time, torIned. following the re-
ceipt OF reports OF murder OF two
Continued on Page Two.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SELL HOUSES OF
ROBINSON ESTATE

Five properties OF the estate Of VIII
ham n Robinson. deceased. were sold
nv samuel II. Barnard and Harry X.
Hoch. attorneys for Reuben Leslie
Appleby. surviving executor, at a
public sale in the Court House This
morning. sale Of three houses was
withdrawn because OF low bidding.
Properties 2iOs. 2ii0, 2ii2 and 2li4
West second street. were sold 10 j.
Victor Dorrel for s6.ij0 FOR me lol;
and $40 East Seventh streei, was sold
10 John W. Talley for s3,2A. .
The highest bid on sos. el2 and eii
Marshall street was $3.50 for. each
v-hereupon ihe attorneys witndreW
them from the sale. Harry j. Stldham
NJ. aucllonner.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
PasqudIe Insists That
BIdkely CoughIin is
ALiue and That Name
of Woman Who Not0
Has Baby Will be Dis
closed if Child is Not
GiUen to Parents
POLICE DOUBT
HIS ULTIlMATU

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. I United
Press. .)-Augusto Pasquale. alleged to
be The Crank" in the mysterious
case Of the kidnapping OF Blakely
Coughlin. Norristown. Pa baby has
his flrst nights sleep in hve days last
night.
Tn man was completely exhausted
after constant questioning since his
arrest on Monday When he prom
ised to tell all he knew at 5 p. m, to-
day unless the ondld was turned over
TO its parents by that time, authoT1-
ties agreed 10 permit him 10 rest dur
ing the night.
Jail attendants awakened him early
today, however. and he was again
oross-examined
Late yesterday, ofiioials who had
been questioning Pasquale announc-
ed that he had sent an ~ultimatum"
70 his alleged oonfederates in which
he declared II the ohdld was not re-
turned at 5 p. m. today he would
'sQueal."
Authorities, however. doubted the
sincerity Of the ultimatum and be-
lieved il was probably a ruse In a
nght for time Pasquale has often
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Evening journal., 1920-08-07
BRITISH ARMY, NAVY
PREPARE PLANS FOR
MOVE AGAINST REDS

conference. Il was learned today,
Will be that France and Britain
should aid Poland by sending war
materials and officers 10 the front and
possibly by engaging In limited ma
val operations.
Italy cannot be counted on at all,
according 20 the oflcial view here.
10 was also Learned that Italy will
not consent TO recognize a renewed
blockade Of Russia and viii try 10
continue trading with Russia IN
spite OF Allied warships around IFS
ports.
The verge Of war" situation today
Is different from that OF 1914 In nat
the attitude OF the people themselves
Is ihe deciding factor In every deoi-
sion.
Advices from Paris said u was X
reedinsly doubtful whether n f'rench
people would permit any consider
able number of troops 10 be dis
patched 30 Poland
Despite denials, ofn7ials profess "a
he convinced that Moscow and Berlin
have entered into an agreement "a
try 10 break the Versailles treaty.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SEEEND OF
WHOLESALNG
Whisky Business May Be
Eliminated Altogether,
u. S. Says
FIND MANY DODGE
VOLSTEAD LAW

WASHINGTON. Aug ILLUMINATION
by the government Of the wholesale
liquor dealer as a means Of Simplifying
prohibition enforcement. appeared q
Possibili;s last night. with the an
nOuncemept by Prohibition Commits
sioner Kramer. that the issue OF
wholesale permits In the futuro
would be "rigidly restricted"
Mr.. Kramer declared that The
wholesale traffic presented the great
est problem with which enforcement
officials were confronted WholeSald
dealers. he asserted, resOrted 10 sub
terfuges which perpleXed government
agents and which made The dry law
difficult t0 enforce. This phase n
prohibition enforcement was said -
ihave developed consideration by OFF,
cials OF the internal revenue bureau
OF a plan by which the Quantity
dealer would be driven out or busi-
ness entirely and the liquor transfer
made direct from bonded warehouse
90 retailer or consumer.
Although no decision mas oceo
reached and none probably viii -
Immediately, the approaching perica
when Wholesale licenses are reissuV1
FOR the next calendar year Is ex-
Decfed 10 bring the question 10 =
head. Applications FOR wholesale T.
censes must be In the hands OF feo-
eral officials by October T. giving -
government the three months prisf
M January 4. In which 10 investlgais
The responsibility o. the applicant
0ficials said that regardless OF tse
bureaus decision with respect a
elimination OF the wholesalers M
number OF licenses issued for the -
CONTINUED on Page Threej
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
THOUGHT COP
WAS BURGLAR
As Result of Peculiar Mix
Up, Charge is Made
Against Officer
CHASED WOMAN
WHO HAD BOTTLES

The moving picture High and Dry"
had nothing on a one act playlet en-
acted in Union street between Fourth
and Front streets about 43O o'clock
last Sunday morning in whhch one pa
trolman, one woman and a basket
filled with hot water and milk bottles
figured.
The second act will be presented be-
fore the Board OF Police Commission
ers on Tuesday when the euardian OF
the peace will be given a hearing on
charges Of conduct unbecoming an Of
flcer.
Patrolman Leon Skipski Is the or
fcer to be tried. while Mrs. Emma
Cloud. Of iii Union street, who claims
20 have been nearly run 10 death by
the officer viii be the principal wit
ness against him.
According 10 Mrs. Clouds statements
she was walking down Union street
from her home 10 the home Of her
sister In Union Park Gardens 10 Join
a party that was 20 motor 10 Wild
wood. Mrs Cloud said she had 4
basket flled with water bottles and
milk bottles containing water and
milk for her sisters baby These
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Wife Tired OF
DOG TREATMENT
Mrs. Van Guilder Abused,
Tells Court She Won't
Live With Husband
PROTECTED BABY
BEATEN, SHE SAYS

Denney Van Gulder was accused by
his wife Of Treating her like a dog"
and OF an inclination for ldleness
wh.n given a hearing before Deputy
Judge Finger In Municipal Court this
morning on a charge OF breach OF The
peace.
The court referred the case 10 De
tPctive Mcdaniel for Investigation
In an endeavor 30 bring the young
couple 10 a reconciliation, and con-
tinucd until August %
Mrs. Van Guilder said that her hus-
hand will not work half the time" "
and fronuNnily bolis her ~ par
chased furniture on the insiallmcnt
uian. she said. and now docs not
work enough 10 pay for 70.
on Thursday night she said. he
beat her because she asked him 10
lower the window 10 keep the draft
on their baby. and yesterday he told
Continued on Page TNN0)
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
NEAR WAR SITUATION.

Slowing up OF the BolShevik
drive against Warsaw relieved tho
tension In Europe today and gavo
France and Britain -hroathmg
spell" before finally deciding what,
II any, action TO take 10 help the
Poles.
Dispatches frOm European capt.
tails Indicated the BOlshevih had
not made any recent big gains to-
ward Warsaw, although they were
pushing on toward Lemberg.
The British cabinets plans Tor
aiding the Poles-rcported TO ap-
prOximnte the waging OF war on
Russia--were being held back until
after tOmorrOw's conference be-
tween Premicrs Lloyd George and
Millerand at Hythe, England
Marshal Foch, who favors mill
tary action against the Reds. VIII
attend the conference.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
GO TO PYTHIlNs' CONVENTION.

To attend the convention OF the Su-
nreme Lodge. knights Of pythias. at
MINNEAPOLIS MINI, which opens on
next Tuesday. supreme Representative
Theodore v SimrSOn and George W.
Ottwell. representing the Grand Lodge
OF Delaware. left here today.
Very important legislation is TO be
made at that session. one In particular
being 10 adopt an iS-year age limit
This will be a dron OF three years, the
present age Limit being p years
supreme Chancellor Davis Will make
a report at tho meeting. showing an
Increase Of membership during his
administration Of 1900 members,
making a total membership of 5000
members in the order. In this increase
the domain OF Delaware played an inn
pOrtant part.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
HURT WHEN BUS
and CAR CRASH
Mrs. ". L. Pettingill Has
Collarbone Fractured; Miss
Bullock Hand Broken
OTHERS JOLTED AND
SLIGHTLY INJURED

A Red Arrow autobus. coming from
Brandywine Summit campmeeting.
and Boulevard car Of the Whining
ton and Philadelphia Traction Com
pany collided at Concord avenue and
the Boulevard about a O'Clock last
night. Several passengers OF the bus
were injured. Nobody was on the
street car, which was proceeding
northward.
Charles +. Maloney was driving the
bus. which was bringing a party in
from campmceting As he approach
ed the street car az the crossing he
applied the breaks. but the bus skid
ded and 10 and the street car came
together with a crash. Passengers in
the bus were hurled right and left
The front ~ the street car was stove
Continued on Page Three.)
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
No WAR-LIKE
SUPPORT FOR
POLESBY US.
THOUGHT OF
Wilson Thinks Alliance
Against SOviets Unites
Russia Against Civili-
zatiOn
THINK POLAND MUCH
TOBLAME FORTROUBLE

WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 Omitted
Press.)-The United states and mo Al
lied nations today looked 70 President
the United States will take a hand In
tho crisis on the Russi0n-polish from
tier.
The action OF President Wilson yes
terday In summoning Secretary Of
state Colby and Under Secretary OF
state Davis 10 the White House for a
conference on the Russian-Polish siiu-
alton. is expected to bring important
developments on this governments
attitude toward the war In Europe.
Whne secretary Colby refused 70
comment on the White House oon-
Continued on Page Two.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Band Concert Tonight

The Mayor and Community
Ser, ice announce the following
program for the band concert
and community sina TO he held
loninht from TO 10 o'clock on
the City Building Plaza:
BAND CONCERT
Overture Festival. 600 LoSSan.
Selection "The Sunshine Girl"
Rubens
Descriptive a Trip 10 Coney Is
land" .......... ........ MOSeS
Popular Airs, CAD 'In the Dusk,
Grey; (b) "Smilin' Through"
Penn.
Grand Fantasia albion. Baetens
Melodies from Turkish PATROL,
Michaelis; Pinaiore, sullivan;
"rhe Star |Spangled Banner.
The philharmonic Band, J. Nor
riS Robinson. Director
son GNUMBERS
Dixie" "Let the Rest OF the
World Go BY" "My Bonnie" Ere
lieve Me n All Those Endearinn
Home. .""shrdl CA to inshrdththl
Nouna Charms" ''Old Folks At
Home" "swanee,n "Old BLACK
Joe" Peggy" Caroline sun
shine,H Long, Long Trial"
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
$50 PROFITEERS ARE
CONVICTED BY U. S.

WASHINGTON Aug 7 United
Press. .)-One hundred and nifty one
nronteers have been convicted since
the Justice Department started its
nationwide campaign to reduce liv-
ing costs. 10 was announced today
at the o1lce OF Attorney General
Palmer.
The Justice Department began its
campaign one year. ago.
Arrests on pronieering charges 70
tailed 1884 Of which 1890 were in
dicied by a grand jury
Justice Department agents under
sealed orders will renew iheir ef-
forts 10 increase the number or con
victions. it was said and TO .hring. a
quick decision in all eases where IN
dictments have been obtained.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
STATE VOTERS GET CHANCE
AGAIN TODAYTO REGISTER

ton will be open until o'clock. iclty
time) in Wilmington and until 7
O'Clock standard time) outside Of
Wilmington.
Few voters applied for registration
this morning. but a rush is expected
this afternoon, just as IL was on the
first day in July when $500 men were
registered
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
REPLACES M'KINLEY'S
WITH HARDING'S PHOTO

Harry w. Chairs. of the real estate
Of the Wilmington Trust
Company. has a lapel pin Of Senator
Warren G. Harding Of rather unusual
interest. The gold frame OF the pin
formerly contained the portrait OF
Mckinley when he was a candidate
FOR the presidency against Bryan in
the gold and silver campaign or
1895. lie has replaced McKinley's
picture with one OF the winner" as
he puts 10.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
DENY LAY-0FF
ATP. & J. CO. PLANT

The cargo carrier 'Norwalk" re-
Gently launched by the Pusey and
Jones Company. will Il Is was said
by an Official or the company this
morning. probably he completed and
have its trial trip the first week in
September. following which the boat
will be turned over TO the United
states Fleet Corporation, for which
II was built.
The reported lay on al this yard
OF several hundred men was denied
by this official today He said, II no
other contract were awarded the
company by the time the "Norwalk
Is delivered. there would naturally
be a lay on at the plant. but at this
time several contracts are pending
and the company hopes TO close some
Of them during the next week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
COUNTY BOARD TO
NAME SCHOOL HEAD

Selection Of a new supervisor Of the
public schools Of New Castle County
probably will be made by the County
Board OF Education at a meeting next
Wednesday afternoon.
The position was fllled up b the
close or the recent school year by
Miss L. A. Warburton, who came from
Omaha. She retire and the hoard is
considerinr applicants for the va
cancy. The salary paid Is $500
The board also viii give further
consideration at ils meeting Wednes-
day 10 the proposition made by the
Oak Hill district 90 consolidate win
the dupont district.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
VITAL STATISTICS.

Records Of the city health board for
the week just endins show IS deaths,
IS births and seven marriages, as com
pared with A. deaths, IS births and 2i
marriages for the corresponding per-
iod Of last year
During the week two cases OF
whooping cought, two cases Of scar
let fever and one OF diphtheria wer'
reported.
on the IS deaths reported four were
! OF children under two years Of age.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
BoLsheUik Troops Re-
sumo March Tot0drd
Lemberg. Enemy De- 4
fedted Northwest Of
Brody. Begin Otfen-s
sire Against Generdr
WrGngIe in the
CrimeG and Capture
AIerandrof
GERMANY WOULD
BAR FRENCH ARMY

PARIS, Aug. 7. United Prcss).->,
Russia has proposed peace 70 Ru- ,
mania and has suggested that thea
conference be heid al Kharkov, tho-l
foreign once was advised today.
Khar1ov is an important city In
South Russia.
ZURICH. Aug. Omitted PrcSs)--
Tho city Of Brody, near Lcznbern, has
been completely sacked by the Boil
shevili, according TO Polish com
munique rcceived hore today.
A Russian attack near Brczosc cans
ed the Poles 10 retire. abandoning
Morzwic and Tcrrspol, the statement
said.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 7 UNITED
Press The United States VIII mike
known It's position on the Russian
Polish situation from time to time
as Developments requiring an cxprcs-
sion from this government arise, IL
was said today al the Stato Depart
menL
Refusal oi onclals either 70 con-
nrm or deny that this government
has made any Suggestions 10 the Al
lies in conRootion with the war b.
tween Poland and Russia started ru-
mOrs today that President Wilson al
Continued on Page TNNo.l
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

This Is the second day for the regis
tration OF voters throughout the
state. II is necessary to register in
July or on one OF the two days in
August in order 10 vote at party pri-
maries. All voters must register In
order 10 cast their ballots al the cleo
tion November 2. as the law requires
a new registration.
The registration places In Whining
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
SERVICES OVER COL. BUCKNER.

The h00Y OF U0I0nel 2 q Buckncr,
vice-pr'sident Of the dupont Company,
who died suddenly at Hot Springs, Va.
Wednesday. was removed from Hot
Springs last night in a private car 10
Louisville, KY his old home.
Funeral services will be held this
afternoon at the Chapel IN Cave Hill
luamIaluI pup aUIAslno1 'kI7l5ua1
will be made sunday morning.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
TOMORROW LAST DAY
FOR USE OF BRIDGE

Washington street bridge win be
closed 10 public travel after tomorrow
and will be. torn down 10 make way
for a new bridge Traffic win be d.
veried by way OF Market street and
Van Buren street bridges and later by
way Of the rebuilt b and o. bridge
street cars OF the Washington street
line were rerOuied by way OF Market
street bridge yesterday and those of
the Boulevard Will take the new route
beginning tomorrow.
Van Buren street bridge was bclng
repaired today.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
RAINFALL WAS 1.3S
INCHES IN TWO DAYS

Although 10 rained furiously be-
tween and 230 o'clock this morning.
the rainfall recorded by the instru-
menis al the Public Building kept for
the United states Weather Bureau.
3s of an inch. For the 2i hours from
Thursday mdnieht up 10 last mid
night, the rainfall was i3S inches.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Tn sELL MOOpEN SINS

WASHINGTON. AUG : UNITED
Press. The shipping board has or
dered IS wooden vessels tied up at
Norfolk preparatory 10 the launching
Of a sale campaign TO dispose of them.
These ships average $500 dead
weight tons each. The board now
flnds that these small type wooden
ships useful during the war. cannot
opirate at a profit in transatlantic
service
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
suGAR sALE BENEFITs WORKERs

In a statement Issued by Fred W.
Stierle. secretary Of the Central Labor
Union. and Of The health and food
committee OF the union, all persons
Who contributed TO the recent sugar
sale held by The organization arr eX-
tended the thanks Of the committee IN
charge.
'aThe workers Of Wilmington" says
Mr.. Stierle, were wholly beneited Dy
inc sale and have pronounced IL de-
cided success, coming. at a time suc1
as this when this needed article couiu
be put to several uses.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Sun AND TIDE
LOST AND FODND.

\ osT-BANK BOOK. WILMINGTON
II Savings Fund Society; initials W.
J. S. and b. NJ. S. Return W. J. smith,
100 Market St. aHE7-n
CONTINUED a. PASs Ma
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
JORDAN GETS MS.

Pleading guilty 10 charge ol
Charles A. Jordan. was
fined 81 and costs by Deputy judge
Finger In Municipdl Court this morn
ing.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
Mr.. BFTTS BUYS FARM.

Mundy and Company have sold the
W c. Brown. Jr farm at Bellemoor
10 Walter Belts, OF BellemOOr, for
$4,000. The farm comprises ten acres
Of ground and an eight-room cottage
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
MR.. SAVIOR AT CONVENTION.

Charles p. Saylor will leave tomor-
row for Albany. n. T., 10 attend the
sixty-flfth convention OF the lnterna-
tiOnal Typographical Union TO which
he has been elected delegate from
typographical Unien. No. "a. ef Ibis
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
WEEKLY WEATHER FORECAST.

WlASHINGION, Aug. IUnlted
Press.)-Forecast for the period Au-
gust . 10 a inclusive:
North. Middle and South Atlantic
and East Gulf States: Outlook Is con-
siderable cl1udincss, moderately warm
weather and occasional showers.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
pa NDIANs HERE TONIGHT.

Members OF Wawa Tribe. Improved
Order OF Red Men, OF Unionxilie, Pa
VII he ihe guests OF Lenape Tribe, No.
q here tonight. The hail committee
will also hold a meeting tonight. Mat
ters pertaining TO the Homecoming
were cleared up last night at meet
ing OF the homecoming day COM
mittee."
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
nrrrR pracF WITU TIRKEY

PARIS. August T. United Press -
Signinr OF the Turkish peace treaty
was again postponed today until Tues
day next.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
ALIEN ENEMIES ASK NEW STATUS.

T. A. Ruddell. special agent IN
charge OF the Bureau OF lnvestiga-
tion OF the United States Department
Of Justice reports that there has been
an increase in the number OF alien
enemies applying for a change OF
classification during the past week.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
TnnAYts TFMPERATIRE

Al The Evening journal Onioa.
500 A. Mr. 1900 p. Ms
300 A. MI 100 4. M....s7
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Prevent bottle famine. Return empties
prompuT- Clover Dairy co.-Ady.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07
THE WEATHER

Partly cloudy and moderately warm
tonight and Sunday; probably with
occasional showers. Gentle moderate
south to southwest winds.
Evening journal., 1920-08-07

Certified MIX for Infsnis-clever
nAiry ca.-Asw.
The Monte Vista journal., 1920-08-07
PRIVATE GARAGE W,'uxs

F'f- entirely destroyed III. sarss,
~ III. DR., y, K. Carmichael rus,
arne- "ariy last Saturday morning
tho cause oi the nr. seem. To hs,.
"esn from the electric wiring. as tn.
whole Interior Was ablas. when ai..
covered tn. Names threatened to
spread To the r-,id.ne. but was mrs.
vented by the arrival OF tho depart.
m-n', hy chance. tn. doctor had
not put his ear In III. garage, having
returned from lat, call.