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children to Philadelphia, yesterday, and
visited the Geological Garden, They were
accompanied by Mrs. Thomas Jeflcris
and Miss Sarah Jefferis of Stanton.
Miss LEILA Lyman of Berwyn, Pa,
spent the Weekend here with her parents,
MIR. and Mrs. John r, Lyman,
Miss Blanche Crawford and Mrs Bessie
Buck of Wilmington were weekend guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. James Newman of
Chestertown, Md.
Misses Olive Smith and Laura Hickey
spent Monday at Willow Grove Park.
Miss Rebecca Churchman OF CAIRNS
School, Pa. was weekend guest OF Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Cranston.
Mrs. ID. W. Chandler has returned
from a visit with DIR. and Mrs. Patterson
and Mrs. Clement Mccormick OF Oxford,
Pa.
Miss Ethel Woodward spent Sunday
with friends at Hockessin.
Mrs. George W. Seeds, Miss Viola Seeds
and George kipe spent the weekend with
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Ill. Rittenhouse,
Ridgely, Md.
AIR and Mrs 4. NJ Craig motored
10 Nottingham, Md, Saturday and spent
the week end with MIR. and Mrs. John
Holland
Misses Bessie and Emma Maclary
were guests of Miss Mary Vernon OF
Clavmont, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Shirar of Frank
ford. Pa, were weekend guests OF Miss
Emily Gregg.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey +. Gregg and
Misses Irene Gregg and Edna Cannon,
motored to Cordova. Md, Saturday and
spent the holidays with Rev. and Mrs.
J. H. Whedbee
Mr.. and Mrs c. W. Alaclary, Mrs
Laura Jones. Miss Bessie Jones OF WI
mington and Robert Maclary motored
to st. Georges, Sunday.
Arthur Craig and Charles Groome spent
the weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Palmer of Kenneth Square, Pa
Mr.. and Mrs W. f. Groomc had
as guests on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. James
Craig and family OF Chester, Pa.
Mrs. W. f. Groome and Miss Margaret
Groome attended the Memorial Day
exercises at Calvert, Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry +. Pierson, Miss
KATHRYN Price. Mitchell Pierson, Prce
Pierson and Mr. and Mrs, Ray Rudolph
of Wilmington spent the holidays at their
shack at SmalIev's Dam.
Mrs. Homer Guest who has been CON
! fined TO her home for sometime by Ill
ness is little improved
1 Members of the Delaware Canoe Club
/ spent very pleasant time, Monday
/ canoeing in the ChrlstIana river.
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NEWS OF STAFFORD.

Seaford. June 2-Nlrs. J. F. Weaver OF
West Philadelphia, is visiting Mr.. ana
Mrs. William ]. Cannon.
Mrs. Maggie II. Messick spent the
weekend with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Fl. Rodney, at Laurel
Master David Robinson. son OF Mr.; ana
Mrs. c. W. Robinson, entertained MS
little friends Monday evening IN honor
Of his seventh birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Herbert Hall ana SON
Bill. and Mr. Halls mother VIII leave
next i saturday for Cape Charles. Va,
where they will spend the s sumner miner e N s~f
.o re,Irn ia Seaford in the late fall TO
live here during the winter.
Mrs. Martin Lee and son, Martin, Jr,'
are spending week with relatives at
Townsend.
Mrs. /. Y. Messick of Wilmington IS
here for several days with her sister, Mrs.
Frederick Owens.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Bailey Of Laurel
snent the first of the week here with Mr..
and Mrs. +. p. Dawson.
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CITY REALTY TRANSFERS

The following parcels ~ real property
10 Wilmington have recently changed
hands, according To the records IN the
office Of the transfer clerk:
Maryland avenue, 214216-2ls-220,
United Development Go. Of Delaware
from Stanley w SZymanski, $1,000
Fifth street, I117 West, Andrew G..
Hickey from John H. Hickey, $500.
Orange street, north Of Seventh street,
James w. Mckinley from Robert y.
Armstrong, 81, 800
Anchorage street. west Of Oak street.
Picter Laskowski from Jozef Wsiatek,
$1,000
Madison street 82l Antonio Salvatore
from Nathan Barsky, ct al, 81 $50.
Madison street. Slj, Charles w Good
ine from William r. Guthrie ct o., 81, 300
Fifth street. west Of Jackson street,
David Conner from David J.. OFT, $1,000
Poplar street. south 81 Tenth street,
Julian b. Copes from Lydia +. outtcn,
81. 200.
Eighth street west Of Jefferson street
Maeycr Barnstcin from Ely Grecnbiatt,
So 900
Conrad street, east Of Adams street
Andrew George from Henry Hopes.
81 700
Thirteenth street, POI Fast Hyman
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Laurel. June ;. Miss Rachel Chip
man was married, yesterday morning at
clock. at he home Of her parents, Mr.,
and Mrs Joseph J Chapman. on Oak
street. TO George Walter Stephens Of
Delmar. The bridal party entered the
narlor 10 the strains Of the wedding march
from 'Lohengrin. played bv Miss Louise
Elliott In a room beautifully decorated
bv ferns and c,it flowers and in the pres
ence 81 few friends and relatives the
wedding ceremony was performed by
Rev. ". Osborne Bennett. pastor II Cen
tenarv Methodist Episcopal Church q
which the bride IS a member
Following the ceremony Mr.. and Mrs.
Stephens boarded the Sl2 tram for AZ
lsnfic CITY where Their honeymoon will
he spent after which they viii he al home
In Delmar. where the groom has re-
sponsIblc position with a banking InstI-
tuition
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Delaware City, June , Members Of
and candidates Tor the Delaware City
baseball team will meet in the engine
house. this evening at 80 0 clock to take
up details Of organization.
Miss Agness Weaver OF Wilmington has
been spending few days here with Mrs.
Thompson.
The men entitled to sofvice medals who
were not awarded them on Monday. can
secure them by calling on William Ball
A musical will be gwen this evening in
the FIRE engine hall. as a benefit Of the
Episcopal church
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FUNERAL OF REV. W. J. ROWAN.

Newark. June 2-The funeral Of Rev
William J. Rowan, pastor OF Newark
PRESBYTERIAN Church. who died suddenly
Friday evening, al ms home on Vest
Main street, was held at ? o'clock yester-
dav afternoon, services IN the church and
lnterment In Head Of Christiana eene-
terry. Many floral offerings came from
various societies Of the church, pupils OF
the high school. which two children Of the
deceased attend, college fraternltles and
other organizations.
Services at the church were in charge
Of Rev. Joel >. Gilfillan Of Whining
ton, close friend Of DR.. Rowen's;
Rev. [. Franklin Smiley Of Wilmington,
a class mate of the deceased at Princeton
Theological Seminary, and Rev. a.
Latham of Chester.
The pallbearers were George J.. Medlll,
Robert J. Colbert, Nathan NJ. Motherall
Orlando h Strahorn, pr Charles W.
Dunlevy, Edgar McMullen, Harry y.
Reed and Robert 5. Gallaher. DR. Rowan
was buried with Masonic honors by Hiram
Lodge, No. %, A. f. and A. NJ, Of which
he was q member for many years.
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INSPECTED THE COLLEGE.

Newark, June 2-Dr. Walter Hulhheqi,
president OF the University Of the South
At Sewanee. Tenn, who Is being consider
ed for the presidency Of Delaware College
IN succeed DR.. Samuel {. Mitchell, re-
signed, visited Newark. Monday after
noon. with Chancellor Charles Nj. Curtis
and Charles B. Evans, trustees, after he
had conferred with the executive commit
tee OF the board In Wilmington
He was shown over the college plant by
the two trustees.
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NEWS OF A DAY
FROM THE STATE
"IJncle Bob Cochran of Middle
town, Aged 81 Years, in a
Critical Condition.
EARLY MORNING WEDDING
Two Automobiles Collide at Dan
gerous Place Near Seaford' but
No One Was Injured.
r.,n,r,.s Corre,ponden Is

From rverv Evenings Correspondents,
Seaford. June 2.-rhe automoblies
Of + 4. Faile. superintendent for haui-
man & Carey, State Highway contract
ors and John NIessick, Seaiord farmer
mot On the dam at Hearn' MILL near here,
Yesterday. This is one of the most danger
ons places on the Seaford-Brldgevllle
state road, there being only room for one
ychic,e to pass over the dam at once.
Asa result of the meeting, the machines
sideswiped one another; the ear Of Mes les
sick being forced into Hearn's creek, Inc Inc
fact that there are some trees where the
machine went over prevented 1t gong
entirely under water and turning turtle,
which saved Mr.. Messick from being
drowned or meeting with serious INJURIES
The car was hauled out by the use OIL
big trucks and traffic resumed.
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Miss Mary X Faust Of 200 West Sew
enteenth street is visiting friends Ia
Frankfort.
Airs. Ieon Ryan and Alr and Mrs
seldom CLAYTON and son spent the holidays
a. Lakewood \
Mr. samuel Townsend Of Ashley spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs John
Townsend in Townsend
Mr. and Mrs Wellider Of Phlladelphia
spent MONDAY with Mr. and Mrs {.
Kodger- 81 this cliy
Miss Louise Murgatroyd Is at Atlantic
City for week
a X Smith ami Charles 6rswold
n1otorcd 70 View York state on Saturday.
Miss Elinor Scott is visiting relatives
IN Germantown Pa.
Miss Harriet ID Walker Is entertain
my Miss Nan RYAN 81 PARK Place hester.
Pa Miss Ryan, Miss Walker Mss NINA
+. Eckert Samuel Crossan Wilmer
Beck and James Coiegroye spent Decora-
ton Day at Augustine Beach
Miss Florence Forman Of Bordent0wn,
\ ! Is visiting her aunt Mrs MARY J.
Forrnan. u sos North Franklin street
Misses Mabel and Rnth Hrons 2oOl
Jefferson street, spent the weekend -
Atlantic City.
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SALE OF MACHINE PLANT.

Seaford. June Clifton Collins &
Bro. of Wilmington, have purchased
the Seaford machine plant and garage
of Albert +. Chapman and Spencer lie
Gates. The purchase price was not made
public.
After retiring from the management oil
the machine works Locates will become
manager of the Seaford Auto CO.. garage.
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PROPERTY SALE AT DELMAR.

Delmar. June 2.-The three-story brick
building Mt Railroad avenue and State
street was purchased. yesterday, by Doda
Hearn, William $. Marvil. Jr.. and Daniel
J. Parker from the Edgeview Realty
Co, for $4,000.
The purchasers will form q partnership
to be known as Doda Hearn d Co., and
will deal in gentlemen clothing and
furnishings. The third floor is used as a
lodge room by several fraternal organiza-
fiouc
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Chase Out the Germs
of Rheumatism

and intelligent Treatment for
most painful and tartlr.ng
ease
Pheumat.-rn IS 2 sturdy re Alta
III never uses gentle methods e-o
its victims. II the disease were co0-
fined ~ the surface there might ~
some logic ln expecting relief from
its clutches by rubbing With r-
nents and lotions. But Z disease
that can CAUSE sJ much pain 40t
SUFFERING /. deeD-eeeted. ard na-
source far below the surface x.
skin.
Title 3n,u sensible t0eatre
from which YOU can expect resu.r-
NE q remedy that goes deep crNr.
into the blood supply, and
the germs that cause the di5ear.
IS. IS. Sis a wonderful blood rent
edy. and Is the logical Treatment
for rheumatism. because
promptly permeates the entire
blood supply. and searches ou- and
Kills the disease germs. You can
take 5. 5. 5. with the assurance
that YOU are not experimenting.
f0r this inc cid remedy mas 1ee7
tn constant Use for more Tran TifrE
Years. during which tine i has
been giving splendid results. o7
rCI awe I- ID Yourself To take $. 1.
S. without delay. and discard t7e
Use of local treatments tlar dan
do You re good
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at Sudlersville, Md Monday, in company
with several younger men, attending the
races, and while standing on the track, got
too near the racers, one OF the sulkies
hitting him and whirling him around,
though not apparently iniuring him.
Uncle Bob" as he is nffectlonately
called, is q great iavorite with both old
and young He is being taken care OF by
his daughter, Miss Josephine, who makes
her home with him.
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Untold Suffering Caused by
Tiny Pain Demons.

Glst because the pangS Of your
rheumatism seem to diminish as
warm weather approaches, do not
make the serious mistake Of feel
mo that YOU are about to conquer
this disabling disease
Under no circumstances should
YOU let up IN your efforts ~ com
hat +hi, affection. but YOU would be
wiee rather. t0 redOuble them, and
take ADVANTAGE of the favorable
season To r0ut tile disease germs
from the system.
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Opening Deferred Until All Arrange
ments Can be Completed.


The proposed opening Of the new
women shop BY Ethel N. Teele. lOl7-l9
Tatnall street originally scheduled for
tomorrow. has been postponed because 4
was not possible 10 complete the arrange
ments bv that time AZ soon as matters
arc in the thoroughly completed shape
desired, an announcement will be made as
10 the opening
The purpose Of this establishment y 70
furnish women an opportunity to learn
at first hand the latest correct styles ~
gowns. bouses etc, together with the
proper suggestions 81 appropriate iapfIcs.
coloringz. trimmings. combinations, etc.
There i well appointed reception room,
with offices. which take mp The entire
ground floor Of hr building, f0x75 feet
The establishment is modelled ~ metro
politan hines and will employ a large staff
If trained and exceptionally competent
women.
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II. john Dramatic I iab, tomorrow
evening. At the New { euurY Club. viii
present their second annual play. When "a
Fellow Needs Friend The cast which 50
successfully produced Entertaining Ame-
la last year will giee tins year per
Torrance
This PLAY Is being gwen Tor he heuehl
Of the building and Improvement iuud 81
~ John
Tickets may be obtained from Miss
Jane ) Primrose ~ anyone connected
with ST John ; parish
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TO THE PACIFIC BY AUTO.

Newark. June 2.-krnest frazer ana
William H.. Barton, two retired merchants !,
Of Newark, left Monday Tor an aatoI !, %
trip which will take them to the faclnc
coast and return. They expect 10 make
the outward trip by the southern I0'te
and return by the Northern route. heH
viii be gone probably FIVE or SIX months
The trip is being made in Mr.. frazer ;
Cadillac ear. According TO their schedule
thev stopped last night In Hagerstown'
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Seaford. June John y Ward. Sea-
ford farmer, is suffering with severe poi
soning the result Of lining one Of his fields
on his farm near here The land lime got
on his arm and badly affected II, COM
polling him to stop work.
He has very bad looking arm. but hls
physician is hopeful that no dangerous
results will follow
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Gold from William r. Mcarns, 81, 300.
Eighteenth street, 40 West, Alfred
Goodman Smith and John w. Smith from
Annie H. ellis, a. a., 81 800.
Lincoln street, 1902, Joseph BcfrDsr
from Dennis J. Lynch, 5000
Winchester Place, east II 'ratnail street.
Friedcricka Schechingcr from William G..
Wright, $500
Lincoln street, 1904, Mary y Reed from
Dennis J. Lynch. 1850.
Jefferson street, north ~ Twelfth street,
Charles r. JeTeris, Jr., from Sarah H.
Emma Foster. et a., 81, 500.
ClaymOnt street. north 81 y street
John Ris and wife from Mary Il. Daniels.
MARYLAND avenue, 8, Peter Hicrkerki
from Philip j.. Garrett, 81 $50
Lancaster avenue, 0l3 Louis Cohen
from Elizabeth Devlin 81 ~ 81 SIy0.
Seventh street, as Fast. Joseph Silker
from Rubin Sklor, 81 40.
Van Buren, street. G07 South. Iozepb
Swiatck from joseph Czwerwinski, 81. 100
Fifth street, east ~ Washington stree.
William - Shinn from Allen GiHng
e2.725.
Vondever avenue. south IT Claunorf
street Luther J.. Mills from The Almond
Co., ~, 100
Fourth street, east u Harrison street
Harry shcr from Morris Frankcl - pN
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NEWS OF NEWPORT.

Newport, June "a tableau and com
edy will be gwen in the Masonic Temple,
Thursday evening, June 3, under the
auspices Of the Daughters Of Naomi, of
Richardson Park III +. Sunday school
Mrs. Frances r. Mccoy. principal Of
Newport public school, took some Of the
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BITTEN BY A DOG

Seaford June 2.-Ex-Leyy Court Com
missioner. Victor A. Moore Of this town
was badly bitten on the fieshy part Of
his leg by a strange dog Tuesday morn
ing.
An ugly wound resulted. which he
imme diatelv had cauterized
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STRICKEN WITH PARESIS.

Middletown June Robert a Coch-
ran. one Of Middictowu best known
residents. was stricken with pafesis yes
terdav afternoon III his home on South
Broad street The first stroke was shortly
followed BY 3 second leaving INN IN .
critical condition
Mr.. Cochran is 81 years Of age ard APP
parently was in good health He had been
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The best time TO sue
cessfuIly combat the germ
Of Rheumatism is during
the mild season while they
are less active, and will re-
spond more readily to the
right method of treat
rnent.
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RAN NAIL IN HIS FOOT

Seaford. June 2-Leonard Darbie,
lO-vear-old son of Rev. and Mrs. W II.
Darbie, yesterday afternoon stepped on
a rusty nail which penetrated through his
show into his foot.
The wound was cauterized but he has
since been compelled to 20 on crutches.
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STANTON BAZAAR.

The stanton Athletic Glub will mold a
bazaar in the Odd Fellows Hall on SaiuT-
day evening There will be cakes. Candle,
ice cream and fancy articles for sale
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BY eliminating from the
system the tiny germs
that cause Rheumatism
YOU will be delighted TO
find that you have az last
freed yourself from the
shackles of the disease.
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JEWISH BENEFIT CONCERT.
Program for Concert 10 BE Given ut
Garriek. Wednesday Evening, June9.

The program for the concert to be given
Mt the Garfick on Wednesday evening of
next week, under the auspices oil the
Delaware Jewish Relief Beneficial Asso-
citation, for the benefit OF the jewish
Consumptives sanitariurn at Denver, mas
been announced Among the numbers on
the program are three selections on the
piano by Louis kazze.
The committee on arrangements IN
cludes NJ. Darevski, chairmani = Green,
NJ Shoenberg, NJ. BerInan, X. keirick,
n. Green, II. kety, A. Brown. Following
is the program:
Piano solo, 'Nalse ........-. t1hopihl
"Noctlrne s.............. tIhoIih}
''Polonaise A Flat ...... fChopih)
Louis Kazze.
Ia Ga Colombia ......... lPucelnl
(b) "Pleurez mes Yeux" Opera . lie Cid
lMassenet)
Mime. Elizabeth sherman-Soloff, soprano.
raj "Crlesta Aida" 20 Verdi
fb) "Arioso" Vest la Glubba)
(R. Leoncavollo)
Cantor Louis Yasin, tenor, Manhattan
Opera Go.
Piano solo.
fa) 'Irnpromptl' .........,. (Shuberi(
hi "Whims ............ lShumanJ
lc) sixth Hungarian Rhapsodie, Iistzj
Louis kaZze.
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. ~, d,lstz)
Master A. HorowItz.
(a) "Bocca Dolorosa 5000. (Sibelial
hi "Tewish Love Song ..... long
fcI SPANISH Waltz" ......... (MetiaJ
Nine. Elizabeth Sherman-Soloff, san
Carlo Opera 60.
(a) "Eili. Eli ........ Josef BommeJ
DO LA Donna Mobile fRigolcttol :.
- q. Verdi
Cantor Louis Yasn.
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Every Evenings classified advr-
mcnts bring results Proved 81 the ari.-
faction d many and viii bc r. sou }Ir
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-11-18
Beds or No Beds?

authorities
that
will the decision
Peculiar a In
jury ordinary
adjourn
until verdict reached
discharges
In all important may
nothing without sleeping it, they it, but the
there day and night until their judgment
verdict is reached.
important judges appeal
Statehous problem
possibly their thinking questions be done bed well
of the equipment of these
folding sleep
dgeshps higher
difficult why Judge
Appellate should sleeping
clubs
dignity
skilled distinguishing
fraternity upseting Of the urbany say
baniy famous jur will
higher
which
the Legislature prevailed establish dormoy
judges by all
morale 80
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The Primary LGLv

Unfortunately primary which Govenorect Warren T.
disfavor
been unpopular which the ttuar head
And the GovernorElect the offenders
Theoretically afford the voters OF Indiana an
opportunity express choice of their pars
United States Senator and Cover
nor Practically resolved itself into
lavish
tending candidates
mary we're legitimate yet they
public bring about
g be
Mr. has chance to become a
primary used last
spring proved Bush Of comparatively
Of the Republican gubenatoal
contest he could stand the
grueng other Republican
aspnts morehan 100000 Mr.
than
Of the four Repub
Leonard Governor
LOwde expended money Hoosier
primary conducted nearly
keeping that
the
/ Republican measure
Republicans principles
the books.
primary considered legislation
the old
convention retrogressive step
Legislature will the matter
making undoubtedly
opportunity
by
ddates primary campaigns
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Why the Contract?

victory"
the formulation
with which before the city council for
ratification
this the make
which make when its
years provided securities.
this former agreement the
what has done without
when 1t
claimed right
heating although the time
its appliance bu engaged selling heating
claimed its right
pressure when needed.
priority which
nothing
that the city allow
continue in accordance with this priority
inducing
program following
the sufficiently familiar with that
program waived reduction of 1t writing.
with
pany probably 10 certainly will
is possibility may to
alleged inability
its securities be sold that
the constructive outlined the with
Certainly OF
apos quality
compelled with the last
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CHAPTER xCIX,


On the morning after Virginia's din
ner I woke to a world about as SAVIOR
less as a cold rice pudding without
raisins In 1t or cream to go with 1t.
Virginia and / were at swords points
over an unexplained friendship with Pat
Dalton. And Phoebe and where were
Phoebe and II The child had turned
bitter and morose over the nipping of
her love affair with Neal. In this
dared not interfere-partly because
couldn't risk still more misunderstand-
ing with Virginia, partly because l was
afraid TO play Providence to the affairs
Of my tickle young brother and the
child who had almost confessed 1t was
loneliness and lack of other young com
ranions that had swept her into Meals
arms.
One thing didn't believe-and that
was Phoebe's story that she'd been call
ing Longleya the florist, when the maid
reported that Long Distance and Forty
something didn't answer. Long Dis
lance might sound a bit like Longley the
Florist-but the florists number was
SS20-and that couldn't be mistaken for
Forty something, while Fort Startling,
where Neal was training could easily be
so twisted.
I longed to help Phoebe--but what
could I dor AS Jim had said. I'd better
keep my hands of his sisters affairs
until I'd proved myself capable of ham
ding my own.
And to what pass had 1 brought my