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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
$1,000 Riddles
Out of School
NO more pencils. no moro bool1s.
No more teachers hnr,iboiiesi iool,s'"

This IL tho chnnty that Il being
monotoned thruout Seattle Friday,
when. at II o'clock. the shacItleu Of
school slavery drop from the ahoul.
derA OF 81 900 youngsters and there
Ia 'nothin' To 30" until next Septom.
Der
More than 200 earnest students
graduate from grammar school Fri
day. and will not be seen again un,ii
with heightened dress or trousers.
they acquire the august dignity OF
'goin' 90 high school" Some SOC
high school pupils. who graduated
"wednesday. are thrilling with
thoughts OF fraternity life and col.
lego athletics. or preparing 10 he.
come Morgana or Hockefellers In the
outer world OF business.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Check on Incomes
on Seattle Firms

The Retail Trade bureau Of the
Chamber OF Commerce has employed
force OF expert accountants TO
make a complete survey Of the re.
sources and income % ali Seattle
firms and business houses. This IL
being done. u in said. no that just
share In all future drives and cam.
paiEnS OF the chamber mar be ap-
portioncd each individual firm.
based upon it's income.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
TONIGHT

o,1o Moves Dinner IN
honor Of Richard aeelye Jonsh
nv local democrats Jones VIII
report views Of republican cen
Vention,
90 Masonic Temple Elsie Lincoln
nsnadlet gives free lecture on
practical Psychology"
Frntefnni hall. GoorKeiuw Fslt '"
raise funds for 81 Georges pa
rochial school
ueye'e cafeterla-W Women democrats
hear Mr. ellis Meredith, OF
Warrington, -. G.. disfunh san
Tfancisro convention plans,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

We have installed new, complete and up
to-date X-Ray machine. We are getting ex-
ceptonally good results with it.
We realize more thoroly, perhaps, than YOU
can, just how dangerous to your general
health an abscessed tooth may be. The x
Ray is the sure and positive way to find out
whether or not your tooth is infected. We
are determined to do our full share to see
that every man, woman and child in Seattle
and surrounding territory has as near per-
feet teeth as it is possible for dental science to
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Steps Off Train,
Cop Arrests Him

Fred Hands knows that he faces
an open charge Friday. Patrolman
w. u. Carr informed him Of the fact
shortly after no was arrested on
nighung from a train at the Great
Northern depot, carrying two suit.
cases. alleged TO contain 20 quarts OF
bonded liquor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Have Stars and
Stripes Flying
Here Saturday

Thousands OF visiting Shriners
will arrive here Saturday to in
spect Seattle before continuing to
Portland for their national con.
vention. Every business house In
asked to decorate with flags. And
every flag pole should be flying
the Stars and Sstripes. This IL
the request OF local Shrine com.
mittcemen, who win welcome the
visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
SAW HIM TWIST
DEFENDANTS FAR

In a lokeT Quickly aakod Deputy
Prosecutor Patterson.
No" said Mrs. Lake. emphatic
ally. 1T was no Joke"
Then they went below decks. and
you went home7'
Yes"
Big black and blue patches were
seen on Mrs. Sawyers hip. arm and
shoulder by Mrs. Katherine Trcve.
thick ono day when she vent 10 the
Hydah on a visit. abe told the jury
They looked "a IL someone had
taken n whole flstful of fenh. like
that" she said. closing her hand and
twisting II around.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Sloan Lawyers
Want Dismissal

Motion to dismiss the suit Of the
Sloan shipyards corporation against
the United States shipping board
emergency fleet corporation. has
been filed in the district court.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Wind Blows Out
Jap Window Glass

The wind she blew until she blew
the window out of X. Tamaka's meat
market, at s23 Yesler way, lie asked
police Friday 10 keep burglars out
while he gets new pane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
MEN WHO FOUND
BODY TAKE STAND

In explanation. Policeman j. A..
Brandon took the stand and said he
wns the patrolman on that beat, but
that he was on furlough that night
Policeman u. J. Hart, and two
neighbors, A. a. McGregor and A. w.
GIN, who were first 10 reach the
body OF Sawyer after the shooting.
were star witnesses for Mrs Sawyer.
Hart said he and McGrcgor had
been standing by the body n few
minutes when Mrs Sawyer ran up
10 them and Hart asked her whose
tho body was. She replied Il was
that Of her husband.
II asked her who shot him" said
Hart, "and she said 4 did l asked
her why. md she said. He drove me
TO IL. Don't ask me any more now.
Get come water told her water
wouldn't do much good. the man was
dead.
and cried. and was there when the
| patrol wagon came and took her
away"
/ McGregor said Mrs. Sawyer threw
herself upon the body, hugging and
kissing her dead husband. GIN said
4 he went for some water, and when
he returned Mrs. Sawyer was lying
across the body. weeping violently
and repeatedly calling his name. and
begging that somebody do something
10 aid him.
/ WANTS BILL TO
STOP THIRD DEGREE
! yvbon Attornav IIvd. nhl.ntaa 40
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
TOLD HER OF
HIS DEATH THREAT

Il found Mrs. Sawyer crying when
got TO the boat. ] asked her what
was the matter and she said she was
worried. She Aaid. Howard has
threatened to kill me-
He was standing right there at
the time l said. 4 hope no would
do nothing like that and he spoke
up and said. no. never said such
thing
"Madge said. why. Howard. yes
you have And he said. See. she's
scared Of me- and pushed his hands
into her face. and shouted. Boot
She jumped back. frightened. So help
me. my God. | saw II with my own
eyes"
Howard A. Tillson. a street car in.
spcctor. whom Mrs. Sawyer had once
asked TO watch for IA policeman and
send him at once TO her home on the
boat. said he had watched at the end
OF the Fremont bridge all that night,
but saw no officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
5000 Fine, 80 Days
for Dope Broker

Charles Dong was fined 5000 and
accorded quarters In the county has.
tho for 90 days upon pleading guilty
TO possession OF narcotics in u. S.
court Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
SAWYER CASE
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

type OF gun considered very aocu
rate. he said. while that with which
Mira, Sawyer slow her husband was
not accurate beyond distance OF 20
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

ABOUT zoo AUTOS. carrying So.
attic ElkA. viii go 10 olympia on
juno 20 for the dedicatory exercises
OF the new temple in that city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
BERT NORTHuP is pres,

the newly organized West side Re.
publican club. lie was elected
at meeting Thursday night In
the Apollo theatre.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
EN.FATHER IS.Ltw
ON WITNESS STAND

~. ID. knettie. father OF the miss.
ing witness. took the stand for tho
defense and willingly would have
told OF his daughters treatment by
Sawyer before their divorce. but he
wnE not permitted by the court TO
relate what he knew OF their rela'
tons.
After he was asked. did Howard
Sawyer beat your daughter while shc
was sawyer's wireT' tho court Hun'
tained an objection Of the y,a,c'a at
tornsy. and Knetsis stepped down
from tho witness stand declaring;
People around porneroy nid no
was a coward" This was stricken
from the record and the jury TN
ntrucscd 10 disregard 81.
Knettle II a banker and farmer Of
romeroy. and the father OF large
family.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
SAW BRUISES on
BRIDES BODY

Mrs. T.. u. wrsgh,er. mother Of
the defendant. OF Vancouver. n. C.
told the jury Of having visited her
daughter here white the Sawyer~
were living on the gaE cruiser Hy'
dab.
she came 10 the Rainier Grand
hotel and stayed with me one night. !"
said Mrs. wrixhter.
did you notice any bruises on
her body asked Defense Attorney
Hyde.
'Yes." replied the witness. II saw
big bruises on her hip. her breast
and shoulder. tried TO take her
back homo with me-"
The confidential friend OF Mr..
sawyor. Mrs. Helen Lake. Twins In
a boussboat near the Hydah. told
the jury she had often seen Mr..
Sawyer In tears on the deck OF tho
cruiser
She was talking 10 Mrs. Sawyer
on the deck the afternoon OF the day
the shooting occurred. she said. and
sawyer came aboard. took hold OF
his wifes cdr and twisted w.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
DON'T TR|FLE WITH
YOUR Teeth

If you are suspicious that any Of your
teeth may be assessed around the roots,
HAVE THEM X-RAYED.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
ASKS If TEMPER
WASN'T CAUSE

Then. quickly, he followed up with
tho question: THE only cause OF
your trouble with Sawyer was your
own ungovernable temper. isn't that
the fact2"
No" she answered
"oh, your disposition was always
sweet and gentle. was it?"
Yes the reply came slowly, and
the girls head dropped. She left the
witness stand in tears She had
testified for nearly eight hours.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
DEATHS

kehmldls. Tiorsnss A. ~ iis 18th y.
kiaho. Ruby. J. ss1 2sth ave.
Johnson. Johanna &C. 1913 Terry ave
bradley. katherine. 81. 1909 18Th ave.
Cossns. Helen Agnes. s.. 3s.s faTdi-
nand.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
DIVORCES GRANTED

NohL Elsie from Frank y.
johnson. Claudia u from sidney w.
Wysoekt. Prank from sophia
Smith. Bcryi Agnes from Frank Earl
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

DIR. Loughney's human bake oven
treatment. combined with his cura-
tive plan of eating, quickly and com.
pletely eradicatod all Of my rheu-
matte pain and reduced my blood
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

states counsel introducing in evil
dence tho alleged confession Mrs.
Sawyer made In Capt. OF Detectives
Tenants office. at police headquar-
ters. the morning after the shooting.
and before she had been given any
thing to eat or drink. Hyde explained
later. II was because he expected the
Judge to rule the confession out.
IF ] am able" he said afterward,
TIN going TO get bill passed by
the next Legislature preventing pris-
oners from being third -desreed' by
the police. They are subjected 10
gruelling ross-examination, and
confessions wrung from them when
they are irresponsible for what they
say. In violation. contend. OF the
laws governing DISCRIMINATION.
Then these so-called confessions are
brought into court and used in an
effort to impeach them"
Mrs. Sawyer's confession did not
differ materially from the story OF
the killing she related from the wit.
ness stand. On one point Il did.
Patterson read from the confes.
sion that she had told Detective
William Kent that Sawyer did not
pun "A gun that night"
Didn't you say that TO Detective
Kentr" asked Patterson.
Yes. but ! meant. when said
that. that he didn't pull his gun on
me that night before the shooting
started" she explained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Rheumatism
Eye trouble
Diseases of the ear
Disorders o&the 8,
And even serious q

Disorders o. the stomach and digestive organs
And serious disorders of the spine itself
to directly by teeth.
Assessed teeth continuously produce poson much the any
the would condition
poons absorbed into the system mery on their
till they find the There
trouble =
simply that ordinary medicines this con-
give temporary only way that DER
effected by getting the trouble
in this the of the infected tooth itself
Don't neglect teeth This good sound advice den
their business.
Every this office graduate registered who has his GER
dental board hanging right wall in front of
his dental chair.
LI
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

We WILL x-RAY YOUR teeth
FIR ZEE!
each morning between the hours of 9 a. M
and 10 a. m.
No cost or obligation on your part.
But please come as early in the morning
as possible.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
WANTS BILL TO
STOP THIRD DEGREE

When Attorney Hyde objected tC
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
Saw Mill Workmen
Rolled of. $1,000

Two men robbed workrnen OF
nearly $1,000 at the point Of gun
iaio last night. in the bunkhouse OF
tho Monaghan Lumber Co. at Mon.
Afghan. Wash. Both men were un.
masked and carried guns. King
county deputies hurried 10 tho scene
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18
IPdIdIIeIeu UIIeT Oh
FREE x-RAY WORK ON YOUR

Assessed teeth variety human illnesses many
serious indeed Your physician will tell
fact that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-18

this EMPRESS UNIVERSAL pipeless furnace
can be installed in any home without cutting
Walls, ETC.; only one register In the floQr is re
quired, making it easy and economical to in
stall; it gives perfect air radiation with circu-
lation, and keeps the air moist, pure and warm;
this means good health.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
LADIES AID SOCIAL.

Newport. Nov. "a The Ladies Aid
Society Of Newport. NJ +. Church held
their monthly business meeting and social.
last evening. ~ the home Of MIR and Mrs
Elmer Miller
During the business meeting, plans
were made for the chicken croquette sup
per which will be held III the Masonic
Temple on Thursday evening. December
g. under the auspices Of the Ladies Aid
Societies Of the Newport and Stanton
NJ. L. Churches Proceeds Of the supper
will be used for improvements being made
10 the Newport parsonage Ii was decid-
ed 10 hold q business meeting at the home
Of Mrs. W F Groome on Thursday even
ing. December =, at which time plans for
the supper will be completed
The following program was given In
strumental solo. Miss Sarah Benson. .
reading, Alrs Elmer Miller; piano and
aolin solo, Mrs Harry Person and
Elmer Miller, Sr. game Thanksgiving
Wishes. contest. carving greatest number
of peanuts on the back of the hand, in
which Harvey Gregg won the prize
musical selections
The next meeting of the society will
be held AZ the home Of Mr. and Mrs
G. W Maclary on Wednesday evening
December -. and the following entertain
ment committee will have charge Mrs
Andrew Hargan Mrs W T. Duff and
Mrs " Grn0ne
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CHESTERTOWN AND VICINITY

Special Correspondence To Every Evening
CheStertown. Md, Nov 24-The
Thanksgiving rush Of turkey shipments
struck the ChcsteTtnwn postofhce Mon
dav, when 30 cases We're shipped to
various city points by motor truck The
crop is good one here this year. and
poultrymen arc realizing fine prices
Mrs. George Thompson. who has =
summer home on Chester river. has gone
10 Buffalo 10 spend the winter MH II
Scott Corwln. her sister. VIII spend the
winter in Newburgh, \ =
Mrs Marion Dck Smith has closed
her Chcstertown house for the winter and
she and her daughter. Miss Anne. have
gone to Trenton. \ J.. TO spend the
winter with Mrs Smith son. Marion
Dek Smith
Thirsty souls in Chcstertown knew
nothing OF the fact that a truck loaded
with about $4,000 worth of booze
rested for the night in one of the local
garages the latter part of last week II
remained over night here without soul
knowing ANYTHING about its contents A. q
procccdcd on its Way down tho shore II IS
the second truck load of Iquor 20 pass
through CheStertown enroute for some
where down tho Shore within two weeks
Miss Evelyn Russell teacher of histor>
in Brunswick Md high school Is spend
ing tho thanksgiving HOLIDAYS with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs l. Bates Russell
Chestertpwn
For the first time in % wears q football
game will take place On Washington Col
lege athletic field on Thanksgiving Dav
when ChestertoWn high school team will
play Centrcville high school
Nir and Mrs John + Morris who had
been tenanting the Samuel Nannort farm
near Fairlee have moved 70 a new home
in Fanlce
The Daughters of America dlsposed of
ton of coal Monday night 4 their meet
ing The coal cnst SIS. and the money
realized from the number of tickets sold
amounted 10 So 50
The funeral ~ Dr. George simmons
who died At the home oi I4ls son. in Ches-
tertown SATURDAY evening. took place
YESTERDAY morning AZ II O'Clock from the
residence of hrs son. Dr. II Benge SIM
mons. Interment IN the family lot in
Newark. Del cemetery.
Emerson Russell, the high school boy
who was injured in a football game in
Easton, Friday. fractured small bono
in his leg
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
State Senator Insley of Sussex
County Recovering From OPP
Grafton in Hospital.
RED CROSS WORK IN LEWES
Gang Of Reckless Boys Inauguratc
"Spook" Scare in Old Gene
tcry at Laurel.

Prom Every Evenings Correspondent.
Iaurcl, Nov. 24-Monday night about
: clock, several boys ranging in age from
Toto II wears wers passing the old Metho-
dist Protestant Cemetery on West Market
street. west of the Pennsylvania railroad
tracks, when they heard mysterious
sounds coming from somewhere about
the rentre Of the grave yard. Very much
frightened they looked fearfully into the
gloom ~ the cemetery and thought they
could sre a weird apparition IN white
moving back Of some bushes. Hearing
somc one approaching they hurried to
ncot him and related their story TO J.
osborne Adams lie asked them why they
lid no' 60 into the graveyard and SEQ
5 hat IL was IN there and when they an-
werud they were too scared he told them
IL come on and they would investigate.
With MIR Adams loading and the boys at
= ssfe distance III the rear, they walked
back INTO the cemetery When they came
tmoS4 ~ the slight growth OF shrubbery
..,lna one. who proved to be good runner.
yrapted in what seemed to be white
~los.t sprung UP and almost did Man
p'War' across the graveyard and escaped
across che railroad tracks.
Il hss sancc been learned that a hand
81 boys. IL Ia Is wears of age, have been
requcntlng this nelghhorhood, endeavOr-
~ "a scarp smaller bows. It's II n secret
ganIysuon calling themselvc. wild
sts and II Is said the members have
brcn responsible for some dlsordcrly
deprr,datInns recently
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
CECIL C0U NTY NOTES

Special Correspondence N Every Evening
Elktun, Md Nov "a Owing to the
Illegal transportation ~ whisky from
Baltimore ~ Philadelphia by motor trucks
and automobiles, Federal agents have
been stationed at Conowingo and Perry
vile bridges. and systematic search
will be made If all cars passing over Tho
susquehanna river bridges IN Cecil county
William II Brntton. trustee for the
heirs of the late Fred 7 Hainee. has sold
the latters country home on Creewell
Hill ~ John W Scott If Kent county.
who will move there within the next few
weeks
c n Biermau, in charge of the supply
depot nj Perry Point. has heen promoted
from administrative assistant. frqt-class.
tn associatc medical surveyor
George Stanton and james Thompson
II Flktnn and Ernest Craig. John Stops
and Arthur pippin nf Earlevillc, were gwen
n hearing before Justlce 9notten. in Elk
ton, yesterday charged with permitting
their children r. violate the srhOol af~
tendance law A fine If az with costs
was imposed on each
Professor Theodore " Cnrrey. pm
cipal If Perryville high school. II confined
tn his home with illness
Flkton football tenn and Y. VI q A
~ %ewark vii meet IN Flkfon. tomorrow
afternoon
Cecil County School Beard has present
ed ~ tho Colnra public school large
collection u library looks. formerly The
property Of Franklin school whlch haz
hecn closed
Miss Rose Whltsnn, for several wears
employed ii the ofhce ~ the Charlesfowu
Sand and Stone O. in Flkton has gone
- Atlantic Citv FOR three months
rarnfInn
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
DELAWARE STUDENTS
BANQUET GUESTS
Royalty Entertained at the Annual
Thanksgiving Dinner in the
College, Last Night
special Corre.pondenee % Every EyenIng

Special Corrs-pondenee 20 Every Evening
Newark, Nov ~ More than 300
students, faculty rnemboB and their
wives and guests enjoyed The second
annual turkey dinner ~ the students ~
Delaware College, which WAS served in
the Commons M $50 O'Clock last night
In many ways il was one Of the most
delightful affairs ever held Mt the coll%e
II Rodney Sharp and Harry l. Cannon
ri Bridpeville, trustees, we're among the
guests and also made soTne after dinner
remarks Howard Is. Alexander, presi-
dent Of the Student Council WIS toast-
master lie presided like a veteran In
introducing Mr. Sharp, Mr. Alexander re-
ferred ~ the fact that Mr. Shafp who
has done much for the college was eK-
pecting To leave IN a few weeks fer a trip
around the world Mr. Sharp spoke ~
how he enjoyed hiV work NJ the college ~
trustee and the association with the
students Later he asked everyone present
at the dinner tn be his guest in the same
place At farewell dinner on December ~
This in yitati0n was accepted with hearty
applause and college yell for Mr. Sharp
Dr. Walter r HulIihen. president was
unable To be present, bscA'Ee a prior en-
gagement There vas excellent nniIgic by
the college orchestra during the dinner
and the following nerSI var served
Grapefruit cocktail. turkey, southern sfyle,
raisn dressing candied sweets dnciess
potatoes, snasex corn. cranberry jelly. hot
rolls. waldorf salad. cheees wafers, ~
cream. oakes, nuts, coffee and candy
The dinner vas arranged and made
possible nv q Wilkinson. blsine@s ad
fnin,strator Il was prepared and Terved
under the supervision n Miss Natal
Belts. detIcian ~ the Commons, and her
assistant Miss Matthews Both Mr. VII
kinson and Migs Betts we're personally
compIimented hv many of the diner m
the great success of The affair and the ex-
cellcut menu The dinner was served ~
students, Who did their work vel
Nr Wilkinsor was introduced as tho
frat speaker ~ thc tpastrnagtRr ~ thc
one chiefly responsible FIR The dinner Ir
Wilkinson said the continuance ~ sgch
AFFAIRS dererded entireIy ~ the co-ouo~a-
ton II The student k.ody
Gecrge Garter spike rf his love for
the college ard the students for rhat n
has done for his eons AID for he veIfara
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-24
NEWS OF MILFORD.

Milford Nov 24-Mr and Mrs. Ellis
y Chamberlaine Of Tyrone Pa, are
guests Of Mr. Chamberlaine' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. James O. Chamberlaine.
Harris p Stephenson, son of Rev. DR..
Robert X Stephenson pastor of Avenue
VI i Church, has been appointed mana
ger Of the Coatsville, Pa, plant Of the
Philadelphia Suburban Gas and Electric
Go
An old-fashioned chicken potpie supper
viii be held IN AIillwood Hall tonight and
tomorrow night
DR. and Mrs q Lavton Grier left this
afternoon for New York City. where they
viii take Thanksgiving dinner with their
daughter Miss Margaret Grier, VINO is
attending school there
Owing 20 the heavy rain storm that pre-
vailed over this section. Monday after
noon, the scheduled meeting of the Mil
ford New Century Club was omitted
A number Of residents Of Milford having
received notices from the Diamond State
Telephone Co of an increase in telephone
rates or and after December /, have signi-
hed thei intention Of having their phones
removed.
Mrs. J Lynn Pratt entertained at
three tables Of bridge, last evening. at
he home here. in homo. of Ms Anne de-
\ naud oi Wilmington. who is visiting
hr . for several days Those present wee