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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
SOCIAL ACTIVITIES

,o Mr' and Mrs. Price WetherilI jane
way way, OF Media, announce the engage
Hsm,,,Ot Hsm, OF their daughter, Miss Helen
ssS'I,,tnn $40, n.Ss Janeway, to Mr.. Henry Ram
icy url1en, son of Mrs. Henry r. Grif-
zen, OF Phoenixville, Pa.
mi ur, = ana Mrs. William II. Gartley, of
no,, or HoWen avenue. Mount Airy, an,
tUu"se tsr ne, me engagement of their daugh-
II miss Mss Marion Gartley, and Mr.. Eric
H. Murrell of Baltimore, Md.
Dswnnc rc ana Mrs; Walton Clark, Jr., of
TIsrl, Cs Glrth OF a daughter, Edith Graham
s nsfh, H. on August A. The child is named
Scot Her grandmother. Mrs. ], Hutchinson
Gran An interesting wedding took place I'm
when Shr"wMImh' Ms' Conn. Yesterday afternoon
En:, ar and Mrs. Bradish j. Carroll of 10
csroa "nt ttlhlrty,,iifth street, New York, be-
N''e 'he pride Of Mr. Martin w. Little
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
MANAYUNk

Mrs. NJ. Wahl. of 226 Wendover
street, and her daughters and son, Miss
Katharine Wall, Miss Rita Wall and Mr..
Frank Wall. viii leave on Saturday for
several weeks stay in the mountains
OF Pennsylvania near Mauch Chunk.
Miss Sadie r. Wall has returned home
after passing the early summer at
Worcester, Mass.
The members of the Manayunk Busi-
ness Mems Association will hold their
annual outing on Wednesday. August
II, at Collegeville, at which their wives
will he guests. Mr. 8. r. Banham IL
president Of the association, and the
committee In charge of the outing in
cludes Mr.. Albert Forster, Mr.. II. II
wenzel, Mr.. George Roth and Mr..
Joseph Decker.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
Photo by Hollander.

brides are Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Mattner who are at home at COOS Lime
kiln pike. Mrs. Mattner, who was Miss
Minnie M, Holoch, daughter of Mrs
Adella Selb, of 4314 North Fifteenth
street, was June bride.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Ward wheelock
and their family go from Swarthmore to
Seaside Park over the week ends, SPEND
ing the time on their yacht
Mr.. and Mrs Lawrence Sanford have
gone to Martha's Vineyard to remain
through the summer.
Miss Madeline Kohn and her sister.
Miss Lucille Kohn, of 1926 North six
teenth street, are guests of their aunt.
Mrs. Samuel Kind. who Is spending the
season at her cottage on Ventnor ave.
nue., Atlantic City.
Miss Dorothy Lindner, of 1898 wesr
Hilton street, will leave Friday on the
Thousand Island trip. She will trayei
through Maine and the New England
states before returning in September to
her home.
Mr. and Mrs. William r. Thomson,
2211 North Thirteenth street are at
their camp at Belgrade lake, Me.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
SOUTH PHILADELPHIA

Mr.. and Mrs. Felix De Marco. 1914
Reed street, have announced the en-
gagement Of their daughter Miss Anna
De Marco, to Mr.. Joseph Tartarello, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Gennaro Tartarello of
second and Clinton streets, Camden
Miss Anna De Marco and her sister,
Miss Marguerite De Marco will spend
two weeks as guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
Gennaro Tartarello. at their cottage In
Atlantic City.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos West and their
daughter, Miss Catherine West, Of 1875
Wharton street, entertained at house
party given at their summer home, at
Greenwich. N. j., last weekend. Mr..
and Mrs. West have as their guests for
tho summer their daughter Mrs. Ed
ward Townsend. and their granddaugh-
ter. Miss Catherine Townsend.
Mr.. Milton Kirshner has returned
home after having spent a fortnight in
Atlantic City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Long, Sr, and
their daughter. Miss Helen Long, have
returned to their home after having
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
TIoGA

Miss Virginia Saurer, OF North Broad
street, and Miss Helen Lynch are spend
Ing the early part of the month In Ocean
City. N. ].
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen f. Sharp. of 1920
Jerome street, and their daughter, Miss
Edith Bowker Sharp. have returned
from an automobile tour to Asbury
Park, N. j., where they stopped at the
Hotel Plaza, and left yesterday for New
York, and will take trip up the Hud-
son, stopping at Newburg and Albany.
Mr.. and Mrs. John r. West, who have
returned from their wedding tour. are
at home at 1909 North Fifteenth street: :
The bride wa5 Miss Ethel L. Guthrie, OF
636 Allegheny avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Heaton and
their daughter. Miss Edythe Heaton, of
3430 North Elghteeth street, left on Sat
urday for a fortnights trip to Lake
George and Lake Champlain.
Mrs. Jennie Grimm, formerly Of West
Ontario street, has gone to Phoenixville,
Pa, to live.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
DELAWARE COUNTY

Mr.. and Mrs Phillip r. whitney are
entertaining Mrs. Alice Barber stephens,
of Rose Valley, for a fortnight at their
cottage at Nantucket.
Mr. and Mrs. Norris J. Scott, Jr.. of
Moylan, with their little daughter, Miss
Gretchen Scott, are spending few
weeks at Ocean City, N. j. Their son
left today for Susquehannock camp,
where he will remain until September,
Mrs william Johns, Of Moylan, mas
been entertaining her little niece. Mise
Martha IIammeth, daughter OF MRS.
Frederick Royal Hammeth, OF Pelham
Court, Germantown. l
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry F. Michel have
returned to their home in Ridley Park
from several weeks spent along the New
England coast.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Smedley, who
live near Media, are receiving con-
gratulations on the birth OF son .
few days ago.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
WiSSAHICkON

Mr.. George Peterson, of Sumac street.
has gone TO wildwood, N. j. for the late
summer
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph G. Henderson OF
Rochelle avenue. and their daughter,
Miss Dorothy Henderson, are spending
the season at Wildwood, n. j.
Mrs. Frank S. whitcomb. Of Rochelle
avenue; Mrs. Carl johnson and Miss
Lucy Fox will spend next week in
Farmington, Del, where they will be the
guests of Miss Ruth Day.
Miss Irene Nelson has returned home
after spending some time in Atlantic
civ
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
FALLS OE schuYLkllI

their family, Of Ainslie street, will leave
during the week to spend the remain
der OF the summer at Wildwood, n. j.
Miss Betty Ferguson, Miss Marjorie
Ferguson, Miss Jean Ferguson and Miss
Isabel Ferguson, daughters of Mr.. Alex
ly OF Sunnyside avenue, are spending a
fortnight in Wildwood, N. ]. Miss Mar
torie Ferguson recently returned from
the Delaware Water Gap. Her engage
ment to Mr.. Harry E. Markley has been
announced.
Miss Jennie Crooks, Miss Evelyn
Mainwaring. Miss Mildred Kendall and
Miss Iva Kendall have just returned
from n ten days visit at Mrs Fl. Jones's
cottage at wildwood. N. j., which she is
occupying for the summer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
YARDLEY

Mr.. and Mrs Thomas c. Knowles
with Mr. and Mrs. Milton Croasdale, of
Cynwyd. took an automobile trip of sew
eral days last week, stopping at WASH
ington. Baltimore, Valley Forge and
other places of interest.
DR.. and Mrs William NJ. Welch, of
Philadelphia, who have been spending
the month OF July with Mr. and Mrs
Robert w. Welch, at their summer home
along the Delaware, left Tuesday for
Seaside Park N. J.
Mrs. Addison Dauser has returned
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
NORTH PHILADELPHIA

Mrs c. NJ. Ehret, of 1909 Fairmount
avenue, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs,
Carl A. Rogge, Miss Clara Ehret ana
Mr.. Herbert Jordan, motored to Han
over, Pa. where they formed honse
party at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. ".
Jordan.
Fifteenth street, will leave shortly for
a three-weeks' visit to Bethlehem and
Allentown, Pa. At the latter city she
will be the guest of Mrs. Luther King,
while at Bethlehem she will be enter
tained by Mrs. Harold Hartzell. On her
return. Miss Kaercher will join a house
party at Gratersrord. Other members of
the party will be Miss Irma Becker, Of
this city, and Miss Florence Kleinsmith,
of Reading
Among the returning bridegrooms and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
RoxBoROuGH

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Lovejoy, Jr.,
wildwood, N. j., for the remainder or
the season.
Mrs. Walter Westerman, of Hermitage
street, and her daughter, Miss Jessie
Westerman, are passing the summer in
Ocean Grove. n. j. Miss Florence
Westerman, Miss Clara Westerman and
Miss Marian Westerman left on Sat
urday for several weeks stay on the
Maine coast.
Miss Emma Flanagan. of Lyceum ave-
nue., has left Atlantic City, where she
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
MooREsToWN

Miss Helen De Haven Is spending hcf
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and Mre.
Edwin De Haven. Mr.. and Mrs. Do
town, where they will live permanently.
Mrs Joseph Potter and Mrs. Mills
have returned from visit to Buhaio.
The Rev. and Mrs. Edgar white are
snending few days with friends Mr..
White, who was formerly the pastor o.
the Baptist Church. and his wife AZ.
now living in North Carolina,
Mr.. and Mrs. N. Newln Stokes VIII
spend three weeks at the Colonial Hotel,
Spring Lake, ". j.
Miss Sara Ballanger has returnsd
from a vacation spent In Ocean Grow,
N. J.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
Photo by Photo -Craf.ors.
MRS. JOHN A. MARTIN
Who before her recent marriage
was Miss Eleanor Rouse

Frankford avenne, are spending fort
night In oxford, Pa.
Mrs. Edward D. Forstner and her
daughter, Miss Carolyn Forstner, OF 92S
Fillmore street, are spending the month
Of August at Wildwood, N. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
ALONG THE READING

Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Garrigues
and their daughter are passing the sum
mer at Butternut Bay, on the Maine
coast.
Mr.. Howard Wolf, of Oak Lane, is
entertaining Mr.. Frank Espen at his
parents summer camp in Maine.
Mr. and Mrs. !. N. Troth, who are
at Asbury Park. N. j., will not return
to their homo In Oak Lane until Sep
tember.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05
GERMANTOWN

Mr.. and Mrs. William T. Steel. OF the
Wood Norton, will leave for New York
on Monday to be with their, son, Mr..
George Drexel Steel. who will sail for
Europe on the New Amsterdam on Tues
day. Mr.. Steel will be In Antwerp Tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05

ssm sss As,sn,IS c,ty Ese sne %95
The rev. and Mrs W. 1s Lake ana
their son. Mr.. Randolph Lake. and Miu
Mary Lake are guests OF Mr.. and Mxs
William Appiegate.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-05

spent the early summer, and has gone
season.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Lovejoy. of Dupont
street, are passing three weeks along the
Perkiomen
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28
POPULAR YOUNG LADY
 ANSWERS DEATH CALL

The many Cordova friends of Miss Mabel l. Dickinson were pained to learn of her death at the fox ranch of her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. H. Dickinson, on F1emming Island, near Latouche, Saturday afternoon at 2:1O o'clock Deceased was a sister of Mrs. w. B. Brown and Lee Dickinson, and spent several weeks here this spring, while on her way to the west ward.
 Miss Dickinson was 25 years of age and has been in poor health for the past year, due to two attacks of in- fluenza. She developed diabetes about three months ago, which was the direct cause of her death The remains are being taken to Be1ling- ham, Wash, on the steamer North western for internment, by her mother and sister, Mrs. Browne.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28
PRETTY ENID BENNETT
 IN GRIPPING STORY AT
 THE EMPRESS TONIGHT

In "The Law of Men" played by Enid Bennett tonight at the Empress, we see Bohemian life in Greenwich Village, New York's famous Latin quarter, where girls from the country ever seek and fight for artistic recOg- milton. We see it's pitfalls and traps for the unsuspecting and "broke;" we see a girl artists desperate fight to escape trap; a sensational mur- der trial and dramatic confession
 Enid Bennett makes a charming and convincing little sculptress. She doesn't know much about the outside world and isn't greatly interested, her only point of contact being her guard ian, Benton Wade a famous criminal lawyer.
 She is engaged to Dennis Connors, an artist, who makes the third cor ner of the quadrangle,-for this is not a story of the Eternal Triangle. The fourth corner is Jamison Keene, archi- tect and profligate extraordinary. Around these four corners is built a gripping story of New York.
 Coming soon, the Dolly Sisters in the scintilating extravaganza "The Million Dollar Dollies."
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28

in the mines, as fast as they can be secured.
 Postoffice Inspector Alvah Flames returned last night from a business trip to the westward.
 It is reported that the steamship Alaska will stop at Katalla on her present north-bound trip.
 Mr. and Mrs E. Jurgensen of New York who are making tour of Alaska came from the westward yes terday. From here they will go to Fairbanks thence down the Yukon river to Nome and from there to Seattle by the outside route.
 of the Times referred to Dr. Esther LOvejoy, of Portland, Ore, who has excellent prospects of being elected to a seat in the national house of representatives, as the sister-in-law sof Will Clayson, the Cordova mer chant. This was a mistake. Dr. Lovejoy is MT. Clayson's sister.
 The steamship Northwestern sailed for Seattle this afternoon, with the following passengers from Cordova:
 V. Radevich, D. J. Richards, Flor ence Sullivan and wife, R. c. Woods and wife, Miss H. Anderson, Mrs. Fred G. Moves, Rev. Marble and wife, Mrs. Fitzpatrick, Elmer Sundsby, Ed Sundsby for Seattle; Mrs. Helen Bell Mrs. c. E. Butler, for Ketchikan A. c. Sample, Mary B. Cody, Sarah Cody, E. M. Ball for Juneau.
 The funeral of the late c. P. Bal ser, who died at the Cordova general hospital from injuries he received by an explosion of giant powder, while fishing near Knights Island, took place Saturday afternoon and the re- mains were escorted to the final rest ing place by number of friends. Ap- propriate funeral services were held at the cemetery. Deceased was a pop ular young man formerly employed by the Pioneer Packing Company His mother, Mrs. Bessie Balser, re- sides at Pennington, Wash.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28
HAPPENINGS OF LOCAL, INTEREST
 AROUND TOWN

Mrs. Helen Bell returned today to Ketchikan, where she has a branch store.
 The steamer Admiral Evans is due from Seattle tomorrow morning at 5 o'clock.
 E. M. Ball, of the bureau of fisheries booked passage on the Northwestern for Juneau.
 Archie Allen and wife, of Everett, arrived from Seward on the steamer Northwestern. The steamship Alaska left Juneau this morning and should be here late tomorrow night.
 Florence Sullivan and wife left on the steamer Northwestern this after noon for Seattle.
 Mrs. c. E. Butler, of Ketchikan, who spent the past couple of weeks here, returned home today.
 District Attorney Munley returned on the Northwestern to Valdez from a visit to Anchorage.
 Judge M. Brown is a returning pas senger to Valdez from a trip to Seat tie, on the steamship Alaska
 I can install a coal oil burner in any stove. Will make a hotter fire than coal. Apply to Frank Cunning ham. 28-tf R. c. Wood and wife, Rev. Marble and wife, Mrs. Fred G. Moves and Mrs. Fitzpatrick, of Fairbanks were among those who left here today for Seattle.
 Captain Overstreet of Fort Liscum, accompanied the ball team from that place to Cordova and thoroughly en- joyed the game, notwithstanding the fact that his boys lost
 M. Forestadhagen. writing from Kennecott to friends in Fairbanks, says the Kennecott Copper Corpora tion is fine concern to work for and more men will be given employment
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28
NONSTOP FLIGHT IS
 NOT A SUCCESS

PHILADELPHIA, June 2S (by As sociated Press).-The airplane which left Omaha yesterday morning on a nonstop fight to New York came down near here at 8 o'clock last night.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-06-28

Dr. Von Zesch will leave Cordova on business trip July 6 and will be absent from the city for about six weeks. 2S-6t
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
|LDING A HUSBAND Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wfe

she wanted over my shoulder.
 How perfectly absurd. mothor' said. You know I'm only too glad to build you q fire at any time
 On my way out to the woodpile at tho back of the house Ietappcd lightly on my fathers door. where. by n chance for which | blessed my lucky stars, hc had taken Junior for one of , the romps the little chap loves.
 Mother CrnlIam'~ Ordcr~.
 Father. dear" ! whispered hur- ritdty when he had opened the door. "I am afraid Mother Graham is com ing down with an attnck of influenza. although she hcrsclt will not admit it.. wul you put on Juniors things and take htm outdoors immediately" [ don't waut him to get into Ihe room with her"
 "Of roursr yon don't" my father whispered hack. "I1l -ake him out at once. Eut--uiy dnrIing--'rr careful yourself"
 Q | was ahsurilv plcaset ns ! sped down tho haGl that he had uttered no protest against my acting as nurse. as su many fathcrs would have done. Thnt he understood 1 could and would do nothing else. and that hc approved. wus ns sure as was that his heart was torn with anxiety for me.
 With a basket of chips fin ono hand and eu armful Of light wood held in the other arm. | hurried back to the sitting room. and in n short time had wonderful fro blazing in the grate. II made the room so warm that felt most unromt ortablc. but Mother Graham moved her chair close to the blaze. and bent over it with out- st rptrhrd hands as if she could not get warmed even with It's aid.
 Would you like a cup of hot tea. mothere" asked. knowing it would be useless to propose anything more strenuous until she herself should ad- init that shc was i'll.
 "l'd like something" she rctortcd tartly. "I am freezing to death. What aro you doipE running around in that thit house dress without your sweater? Cc and put it on at once, and then make mo some lea. NnuIl bc catch Ing your death of ColI. and then I'll hava you on my hands Tor II siege"
 II had not known from long eX- periencc how loyally and devotcdly my mother -in-law woLld nurse me through any illness. no matter row severe. [ should have felt "s;lsri"Eed at her ungra ciuusncss. As il WIS. the only emotion | experienced besides my ever monstins anxiety for h"r. waa annoy uuco "t tho prospect Ut having to wear sweater in that overloaded room
 Irt could only stisciplins her. I TO- ncctCd. m one wogid refractory child. the problem of carilS for her would bo much simrliticd. As it was, forcsaw an arduous task iefore ms.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24

Thanksgiving Day. The Innocent Princess" marks the conclusion of the twD weeks engagement of Hoyts < revue and every cndcavor will he made by the company to leave a good impression with Lyceum patrons
 Her Five Foot Highness,' with Edith Roberts. d typical western pie ture, and Ruler of Men, an O. Henry story, are the striking pictures for tonight.
 The famous Drury Lane mclo- drama, The Best of Luck" will be the feature picture of the second half of the week. It is described as thriller of the first water, replete with sensational adventure. hair breadth escapes and daring deeds.
 The action revovcs about a chest of jewels, once the property of a spanish queen, that lies at the bot tom of the sea in foundcred gal leon. Leslie Macleod, a beautiful and courageous Scottish girl, is pitted against General Lanzana, a wealthy and desperate Spaniard, who seeks to possess not only the lost treasure but Leslie herself.
 Kathryn Adams. Jack Holt. Lillie Leslie and Fred Malatesta. head the
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
HOLIDAY BULL AT PALACE.

Mary Miles Winters latest photo drama. Jenny Be Good" which will be tho principal attraction of the program which includes Ruth Roland in hor new serial. Ruth of the Rockics.'' at the Palace theater, is from the pen of Wilbur Finley Eau Icy.
 Tho story deals with a little girl, Jenny Riano. who is cared for by
 her old grandmother. She meets and secretly marries Royal Renshaw. the Hson of parents who have social as- pirations. They learn Of his secret
 marriage and at opce set about fo part the young couple. Jenny. through their influence. has the marriage an nullcd. and Royal, due to the decep- ton of his family. marries Jolanda, q dcbutante of tho smart set. There arc many contrasts Of the vices and virtues of the common people with
 that of the so-called American auto cracy. and tho gripping story is re- lievcd by n vein of fine humor. Mary Miles Mintcr as the heroine is sup ported by a cast which includes Mar garet Shelby, Catherine Wallace Fanny Cossar and Maggie Halioway Fisher.
 The Keith vaudeville bill fea- lures four excellent acts including AL Ian Gray, The Palliative Trickster," assisted by Grace Haynes; Lillian Cal vert. a clever singing comedienne: Lorraine Sisters and Co, in a classy offering: and the Kandzawa boys, three boys from Japan in a fine nov city offering.
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
HOLIDAY BILL AT FON's.

Tonight's performance at Fox's will end the engagement of The Plung- cr," thc William Fox production starring George Walsh. The story concerns the erstwhile romance of an office boy who rose in a few short dizzy years to he a millionaire brok or on tho New York stock Exchange.
 Tomorrow. Thanksgiving Day. there will be three performances. The fea- turc picture will be The Thief" with Pearl White hearing the stellar hon. DTS. There will also he d special vau- deyille bill. The Thief'' is story Of a woman whose husband hasn't sui lcicnt money to dress her,fa well as tho women of her circle t45Atessed. Other women scorn this wife in con sequence and men snub her. Btu she finds way to get the bt-a JitifuI Eowns-and then women admire her and men try to mako love to her. The climax K n superb one with Miss White at her best. Her supporting cast k an excellent one.
 In addition 10 the feature picture there will hc an interesting education al comedy, our weekly funsters. Mutt and Jeff. in The Medicine Man." and n new Fox News.
 The vaudeville offerings will be those gymnastic wonders. The Golden Bros. Merrick and Hyman. Emery and Fay. ebony hucd laugh -provok- CTS, and the Carr Trio. in a novelty surprise called Stranded The Thief and the holiday vaudeville bill will present Buck Jones in Just and on Sunday evening Maager Dean will present Bucky Jones in Just Pals and Ca srmel Meyers in The Gill ded Dream"
New Britain herald., 1920-11-24
crahnm Worried Nindrr

Graham Worried Madgc.
 thor ~ must be changing.
 V very cold tn here. [ wish
 D fire in tho grate." I 3ny mother-fn-law kccnly.
 pt late as. indeed had we
 tho morning following
 ing. but she had appeared
 anKuid and tired at tilr
 ble. and the request for u
 me as tho day was an un-
 n ono.
 jittinE in a sort of hudGlcd
 her chair. md I observed knds with which she was
 Q of Juniors little suits |g.
 Fruid you arc not feeling Er," [ Said solicitously. Nhink you would better put
 lle down. lam afraid you lf"
 Inc osplod~t. "tf les @iEu ,r an old woman to want a Dn n cold dny. why then l ono. Iuu gee along ard tiN lesa, or course. you d" not D tho wood or take the Iulid it"
 drawn herself erect in her
 | saw with dtsmay that
 were iurhcd. while her i. curlnut. inilnmcd. watcry as If ahN had been weep- { The dreaded word tn my cars from tho m alarmed consciousness
 it had H'rung. 1 knew tho ,mptoms for bicky. Junior. nnd myself had had mild hr Jhcaae ut intervals dur .or. 10th my mother-ih-law Yer had escaped. something | was profoundly grateful. ness Threatens.
 ,s very sure that Mother iH coming down" with 1t. wildly anxious to get her begin Co minister to her as saibIe f knoyy bfSttpr. how 10 saiy anything more about
 minutes. She was In one Of Ikerous moods when any m my part would havC sent nnrcn sonifss' rage. That she N capable If going out and
 fuel to build the fro If I ten. [ Ir-w perfectly well.
 hnrrcdiv nnd went to the g back the protest | knew