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Evening journal., 1920-06-21
ASK ALL To
HUNT FOUNTAIN
Cnntlnned frnm Flrst Pago

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own knowledge Of the county, may
have, during the past two or three
days and nights. enabled him to get
through the Gordon that has been
thrown around that section Of the
county. II this has occurred. IL
may become a State and may be a
nationwide hunt.
We earnestly call upon every
good citizen and especially upon
the constabulary Of this and other
States TO be on the alert for this
man and TO aid in every way his
capture. He Is a criminal with a
long record Of misdeeds, culminat-
ing In one OF most brutal offen-
siVeness. Every one is urged TO do
his utmost In this important sery-
ice. Newspapers everywhere are
requested to give all aid possible.
especially by copying this article.
G.. NJ 4. SOULSBI,
Sheriff Talbot County.
CHARLES j. BUTLER,
States Attorney. Talbot County.
CAPT GEORGE G., HENRY.
w. MASON SHEHAN
Bloodhounds which have worked
on various trails since Thursday
were taken to Trappe again today.
No white people have reported
seeing the escaped criminal and Tho
negroes who have reported seeinl
him have been more or less haz,
in their reports.
Early last night Sheriff Sou'sbS
received a message from T. l.. Rirh.
ards, Of GREENWOOD. Del, tlat M
had found a very strange letter. Th'
letter was addressed TO Mrs. Mar,
Johnston. Easlon. and stated:
~ know will be caught. nut the!
will not get me alive Look for M
at Bridgville II you want me.
Unauthorized searchers were per
emptorily ordered off the land In m
vicinity Of Trappe, where the hunt 70
Fountain has conferred. This followed
a conference In w. Mason Shehan'
ofllce between Sheriff Soulsby. Captai
Henry, Automobile CommissiOne
Bauchman, states Attorney Butle
and Mr.. Shehan. who has taken
hand in the hunt. The largest crow
OF citizens since the first day Of IN
hunt moiored down TO Trappe yesieI
/ day from all parts Of the Easter
/ Shore. These were made TO leave IN
area that is being guarded by the of
GERS.
The decision has been reached
have the hunt conducted hereafter b
| trained police officers. Thirty ne'
deputy sheriffs were sworn in toda
and sent to the spot where the hur
Is going on. Volunteer searchers WI
moi be used from now on, it is salt
| Coincident with doing away with Oh
amateurs. the officers organized for
systematic hunt. Headquarters haN
been established in the jail, to whic
an Information Is being telephonel
! All prisoners under arrest in connol
tion with the case have been put undl
the care Of former Sheriff James
Cannon. He will have charge Of grill
ing them when occasion demand
Work OF the force now on the hun
has been apportioned so that all like
places in Talbot county where q
fugitive might be hiding will
covered
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
cAAEIN VICTIM LIVES

Albert Munson, Negro. who was
injured BY cave-in, while working
In the basement Of On old Wool
worth and i1-cent Store, ais Mar
ket street, last saturday, Is sim in
a serious condition at The Delaware
Hospital. lie was caught under a
e OF dirt. He is suffering sever
internal injuries.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
MR.. CROUCH APPOINTS CLERK.

Januar ID. BoNc has been appointed
by Norman p Crouch, clerk OF the
Orphans Court and Recordee IN Chan
Gerry. as a clerk in his Office. Mr.
Crouch was authorized to appoint an
additional clerk because Of the in
creased business Of The office by the
Levy Court. The new clerk is a mem
ber II the Republican First Voters
Club.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
SUSPECT HIM AS STORE THIEF

Susnectfd Of being a membir Oi
HE clidue Of boys who have been
rohbirig fruit stores In King street
William Perkins Negro, 40 years OF
age. was arrested near Eighth and
King streets last night by Patrol
man Blackiston. He was charged
with breaking and entering and was
turned ovrr to the Juvenile Court
he is said 10 have confessed to rob.
berries and 10 have implicated sev
sral other boys.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
HoRsE GAsHEs NEcK.

Patrolman William A. Blackiston.
who was called upon 30 shoot an in
iured horse belonging TO George
Winr. which had cut its neck by
pushing its head through a hole in
the side OF the c0rrugated iron build
ing, on King street. near Ninth, yes
teriay, succeeded in extracting the
horse's head from the hole, and
binding up its wounds, left Il ap-
parently in good condition.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
RtrRy MRS. ELIZA WTIHFI.M

With the Rev. H. W. Ewing. pastor
of Union NJ r. Church. ollciating. .he
fun raj OF Mrs Eliza Wilhelm. who
.died on Thursday evening 7i the age
OF IS years. took place from the home
Of hcr sistcr-in-l1w. Benjamin A.
Haines. 1884 dupont street. this after
were pallbesrers. Interment was In
the family plot in Riverview ceme-
terry.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
EMMA CLAIMS
SHE WAS FRAMED

Arrested Saturday night, on a
charge OF having a narcotic drug in
her possession after being dismissed
on a charge OF being a drug addict, on
Saturday morning, Emma Cubbage,
Negress, was again dismissed when
given a hearing on the second charge
by Judge Hastings, in Municipal Court
this morning
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
lyon STRUGGLES OVER TIME.

clocks Of the Western Union Tele-
graph Company, and showing signs OF
fatigue while shifting the time piece
from one arm to the other and at in
tervals letting It rest on the ground.
George r. Lyon, president OF City
Council. who Is in the employ OF the
telegraph company. was approached
by p. Warren Green. deputy attorney
general, the other day.
Heavy is 10. GeGorge9" he inqulr-
ed
Deed Il is" was the reply.
"Well. why don't YOU carry a watch
instead" inquired Mr. Green.
George replied that he Was carrying
both a watch and clock.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
UTmSON-S -STHADIFY.

Miss Mabel n, Hudson, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hudson. OF 209
West Tweniy iy-third street, and Harry
p. S'radley, son Of Magistrate and
risd on saturday afternoon July 3. at
The home OF the bride. Mr.. Slradley
Is in the employ OF the Wilmington
Gas Company and Miss Hudson is as
sisting in the office work for Charles
H. Gray, printer.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
TO RESUME BLASTING
ON RODNEY SQUARE

Blasting on the old court house lot,
which was stopped several days ago
when a shower OF rock and mud was
thrown through a window OF Judge
Rice's office in the Public Building,
will shortly be resumed, as the con-
tractors find 10 impossible 10 pene-
trate a portion OF the hardened soil
on the King street side Of The square.
Every precaution will be taken when
the work is resumed TO prevent fur
ther accidents
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
VIRGINIA. WANTS inns Pam.

Arrested last night on the charge
of having stolen $500 worth OF mcr-
chandise from a freight car on the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad in Nir-
-inis. William Moore. alias William
Tincolnion aged q years and
Thomas Cheaiham. alias Motion. s.
aged 20 years, OF Primers Point. Va.
were held hy Magistrate Cloud TO
await me arrival Of Virginia officers.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
TWO FIRE COS.
Will AID CITY
lContlnued From First Pace

IDVHIIHUUU TIVTH T IIoI IHrIII
atus in the city up here. Well build
an extra building TO care for it, Mr..
Barr concluded We're loyal. there S
no question about that
A poll OF the companies revealed
that the MeccacOe, Water Witch
Phoenix and Friendship companies
are most likely TO so out OF bust
ness. There are Indications that
members Of these companies favor
retiring regardless OF the present
controversy. The Reliance, Liberty,
Fame and Washington companies are
likely 30 take similar action while
the independence and Union compan-
les are in the doubtful column.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
RInInING pFnNnTs.

Building permits were issued today
by Inspector Preston as follows:
James w. Bunting, T26 Bennett
street. addition. S300
Mrs. Iohn r Daley. 1905 Franklin
street, heailns plant, 1880; Alfred A.
Dorsey builder.
John g. Goodman. Oh Shipley street
heating plant. $3.50; Alfred A. Dorsey
builder.
Miss Mary noordsn, southwest
corner Of Seventh and West streets
heating plant 81 500; Alfred A. Dorsey
builder.
Dr. William A. Moore. sos Concord
avenue. alterations, $500
Ernest BroNnhll, sol South Hcall
street. addition. $50.
Charles swanson, i7ii Pine street
alterations. $50
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
VICTORY THEATRE
TO OPEN TONIGHT

The new Victory Theatre. devoted
20 moving pictures, will be opened
tonight with a special program. This
COSY theatre Is located on Fourth
stret between dupont and Scott
streets In a populous section. Man
eyer carneitl win have many inter
esting features for the openIng week
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
CATHOLIC LEAGUE GAMES.

Announcement OF the schedule OF
the Catholic Twilight Baseball League
for tomorrow was made today by ]. C..
Rergor. physical director Of the Com
mnnlty Service. II Is as Ioiiows:
81 Hcdwig's VS.. Brownson, at the
military grounds; Holy Name vs.. st.
Annfs az Rockford 81. Thomas vs.. ST.
Elizabeth at Clayton Park. and pio-
neer VS.. st. Mary's, al Chrisuana Park.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
BISHOP NEELY

Bishop Thomas B. Neely. OF Phila-
deiphia, addressed the Methodist
Episcopal Ministerial AssociatioA in
conference held in Des Moines. Iowa
on next Monday morning the last
meeting Of the summer will be held in
Eden Park. The Ladies Aid Society
of Madeley NJ p. Church will furnish
a picnic luncheon TO the members.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
GETS OFF EASY

pleading guilty TO charse Of
Frank Bradley was dis
missed on payment Of costs by Judge
Hastings in Municipal Court This
morning. Bradley said that his home
is In Wooncsockei Rhode Island He
has been working hire as sign
nainter for the past three months.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
BRIpCF COMnTTFF MEETS

Only routine business came before
the meeting OF the Washington
street Bridge Commission this morn
instead Of Thursday, the regular
meeting day, as II was more con
venient 10 the uembers-
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EX-MAYORS in
REUNION TODAY

Continued From First page)
then make arrangements for such
meeting and advise you.
Respectfully.
JAS. f. PRICE.
Only two Of the former mayors
now living were unable TO attend
they being Henry C. McLear, Of Mt.
Vernon, n. Y, who stated i'm a letter
that having fractured his hip a year
ago, he would be unable 10 attend
Dr.. G. R. Jefferis, of Camden, Del,
also was unable to be present.
Those who attended were George
NJ. Fisher, Charles Bird. Horace VIII
SON. DR.. Harrison w. Howell, John
w. Lawson, Mr.. Price and Mayor
Taylor.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
InnGEMEN ATTENp CHuRCH.

The Rev. y G. Sunileld, pas.or OF
Eastlake NJ. p. Church, preached the
sermon az the memorial exercises Of
canton Delaware. No. 4, l. o. OF. last
night The lodgemen marched Ia
the church In body headed by Their
band.
nr. Sunneld spoke on the subject
"Take Care OF Him.
The exercises were well attended
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
POLICEMAN STEPPED on NAIL.

PatroIman Edward +. Dution had
the misfortune, while patroling his
beat. Saturday, 10 step on an up
turned nail. which passing through
his shoe penetrated his foot. making
a painful wound. Although still suf-
fering with his injury. Dution has
continued on duty.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
DIR. AND MRS. DAVIS ENTERTAIN.

Or. and Mrs. ~ Davis. OF 2206 Mon
roe street entertained the following
guests over the weekend who also
attended the P0dolsky-G0ldbcrg we'd
ding yesterday: Attorney Edward
Davis. William Davis. Philip Davis.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. Davis. an of Philadel-
phia: Miss Reba Bernstein and Max
Bernstein. Of Tampa Fla.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
sTRAMRERRY FESTIVAL.

A strawberry festival will be held
by the Ladies Aid Society Of Lower
Brandywine Church on Tuesday even
ing. June p. al Rockland. Del. near
the covered bridge. The public will
he Weicomed.-Adv
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
FRANK STOUT IMPROVES

Frank Stout parole ofloer Of the
county courts. who has been sari-
o'asiy IN for the past two weeks, is
much improved. Mr.. Stout who is
~ years OF aga lives at 1907 Della
ware avenue
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
MISS MARSHALL 10 RE RRIDE.

Miss Helen r. Marshall and Albert Y
Ludlow. both Of this city, will be mar
ried In Brandywine NJ. r. Church or
Wednesday evening by the Rev. W..
Ernest Greenfield Miss Marshall is a
niece OF Mr. and Mrs. Charles X.
Triggs, 20i3 Market street.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
TURNER RE-LICENsED As sLEUH

Harry T. T1Tn0T has been re-
licensed by Judges Rice and Helsel as
has his Offices at i05 West sixth street
has conducted his own detective
agency for the past three years. Hg
has been in the business for ten years
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
I MORE KILLED
in irish ROWS
contInued from FIrst pase.

In the outskirts or tno Town.
1roops were withheld from the
strcels at 1 O'Clock this morning,
When the situation had quieted Some
firing occurred shortly after dawn,
but no one was hurt
The disorders yesterday were tho
illumination Of a series OF clashes be-
tween Sim fcincrs and Unlonists
which have occurred sporadically
during the last few weeks. The lat
est manifestations OF hatred were the
most serious OF any that have taken
place M Ireland recently Many OF
ihe Injured were given emergencs
treatment at hotels and private
foms,
Al The height Of the disorders. sew
eral drunken men brought a dea,
-me7, TO the city hospital IN a donke'
q aasss city fre department attempte
70 Intervene. but were attacked by
f,o6y OF Sim Felners and forced q
Wiihdraw Several pieces OF flrl
2 lighting apparatus were dragged {,
ne Sim Fein quarter In Bridge
street. An armored car wal later sta
lioned at a point separating the Ma
NOnalsis and luionists portions %
The town Many persons were held
up in the streets early sunday morn
ing. IN several carrs pasScr,hy Werl
deliberately shot down In the street
Three WOrkmCu catering factOrl
were badly wounded by Stun FclnCr
stationed on a h0usctop.
Tho most serious trouble occurred
when, the TWO factions fought fol
possession OF the public garden,
known as "ihe diamond The Union
isis eventually Won this nOeiliOn
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION.

First Methodist Protestant SunSdy
school will 80 10 Augustine Beacs
NJ. +. Sunday schools. The boat VIII
leave Church street wharf ats O'Clock
Evening journal., 1920-06-21
p no PLEAD GUILTY

Twelve prisoners at the Workhouse
ire listed 10 plead guilty 70 the
charges against them at the plead
Gully Day" session of the Court OF
General Sessions on Friday. Among
them are Two men. charged with es-
Gaping from the Worhhouse, AleXan-
der HOrba, whose sentence FOR nom
support would have expired August
%. and William B purdy whose sem
tcncc FOR uucring a worthless check
Mould have expired December 3.
others who expect TO plead guilty
are:
Levi Briggs. charged with assault
With intent 10 commit murder.
Ailchen Dale and Paul Nandebrack,
charged with ihc larceny Of musical
instruments bel0nging to the Pusey
and Jones Company band last Augist
William CLARK. charged with lar
ceny
Harry Newsome charged with at
tempted larceny.
Henry NcWsOmc, charged. with car,
ryng concealed a deadly Weapon
peorge ". Peterson. charged viii
adultery
Pauline spinion, charged with so
Letting.
David Jones. charged with larcen,
Harry n. Conner, charged with lar
ccny.
Evening journal., 1920-06-21

Landlosls and tenants mret throue
The Wahtsr-Adv.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
CONFESSES HE
KILLED HUNTER
Shot Him by Accident While
"Shinino Deer"

PORT ORCHARD. o~L is.-John
naker, 81 stsilaeoom. confessed yes.
tsrday that II was he who shot and
killed wayne Baldwin IN the woods
near Allyn early saturday morning.
lie d~olared that he had shOt his
hunting partner wniie they were
shining deer" at night. having mis-
taken the hight that Allyn carried
for the CLEAN Of tho deer'n eyes.
win Bakers confession. The mys
terry surrounding the death of Allyn
was cieared up. and po~se- that
have been searching the country for
the unknown As.aIlant we're called
In
Bakers first story. that baldwin
had been mysterfousiy slain by a
third party, was made up on the
rpur OF tho moment. while he was
on the verge ~ hysteria after shoot.
ing hia companion. Baker declared.
Prosecutor ~. E. German said that
the ststcment was entirely aatisfao-
tory. lie permitted bakers release
ON $500 bail after n charge Of man.
slaughter had been placed against
him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
C. OF c. SERVES
5000 TOURISTS
Information Bureau Expert
ment BIG Success

MFR. thsn ssas tourists ard r~~i.
ienss. Wishing information ON rus~,
sound pieasure points. have been
SERVED BY tho Washington state In
formation pur~~n of IN. ssattl-
Chamber % commstr~, shows re.
port made 10 the ehamb~, tcsiay
nv Nfs~~ J-~~phtre Hpssfb~uss. In
ehsrws Of The bureau
Ths majority Of tourists are -osi
West To see II they want 10 move
here. Gays the report. which ssrss~ss
tho effort of the buvcau 10 Interest
tho traveller In industry. agriculture
and business ~ well a. scenery.
Th~ bur~~u was started ~ an ~
r~rim.nt.i but u has bern . mart~<s
success. and tribute 10 paid 10 the
courtesy OF Seattle pollcrmen. street
car men and eitirrrs In x~ncsxt
Amcnw the -rrvic<s being reptfsred
are planning IRE sourists' time. a..
-sstinr visitors ard new residents In
getting located. directing tourists IA
business houses sending literature
70 the folks back how're" f@ The
traveller. and interesting prospective
horre seekers In the city ~ state.
Hundreds ~ Seattle residents have
syafi~d themselves Of IN. free scr.
xfsss Of the bureau 20 learn % De
sirsbte pleasure points and resorts
IN the state The hur~au asks thai
Seattle cisls~ns. wh~n ssk~d about
features ~ the city or state by a
stranger. not 70 ~ru~~m" at the an
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
" omen Bandits
Nick Salt Sea
Man ofHis Wad

Women bandits are operating In
Ube c5ty'i
Or. anyway. that's what Martin
Avnlos. IS. fireman on the =. =. srs-
hnne. thfnks'
He met a couple % cle,ratr,s Al
Elxhsh and PIKE last nishf. he hs~r
M police They sang 10 him rir~n
eonx~, or words 10 that effect. ami
h1s~d him into byways dark and mys.
ter1pus
They fetched up IN the rear 81 ans
Un}cn ~. where they deftiy piuckct
NJ pockets 81 s1sc
Late last night poiice picked ND p.
Dp~unn. -. susp~cted 81 knowing
uomeshsns about the affair. Bowman
nngnisf~~ IN city Jail to-day on an
open cfarr~.
Avafos. the victim ~ ire thicvtne
vampire duo. also ianruishes b, the
city Jail He was arrested hate last
night. after h~ bod told his tafe b
the cops. On him when he was ar.
rested were $50 liberty bond. 1926
IN change. a watch and chain with
60 xeid piece hanging thersfrvm
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
HOW IND|GEST|(|N
Can Be CORRECTED

ATTACKS ~ indigestion ar~ often the
enu~e Of much worry because the
xtrsln begins to fear that theirs 10
something seriously wrong With the
stomach. AZ matter 81 fact nlne-
ssnths % ali FORMS Of indigestion are
dlr~csis ts~ceahis 10 ono common
ssaus~~-shin b,oed.
n the blood N weak the prpre~s %
digestion ~ rvtnrsisa foca. instead
~ being parsed aions and made
rv4sy for ss~snsiIntson ~ the s~sdy
REMAINS IN .Ehe -scrnssn. p~vouf
position and r~rsnentatsou r~s In ard
pcl~ons are seueraf~d Gas dfstends
the stomach and the walls OF the
stomach pres. against the heart ana
oth~r orwun.. tnterfeftae With th~if
n.rmai action Headache. des7sc~sion
and feelings OF distress devslep. The
body loses weight and the com.
riexicn grows pale.
To avoid repeated attacks ~ ina
aestion end 10 prevent the compiicA-
tisos witch usostzs ~nsue. begin
treatment NJ onc~ with Dr. Williams
rskk Pills. tonic which acts direct
b, on the blood. giving u tho efsnsuss
which are required 20 restore vitality
20 Tire entwe system. The value Of
this treatment in Illustrated by the
experience of Mr.. NJ. Dosrrmann. ~
No. t7s Arlington street. Dabuaue.
Iowa.
NJ, stomach was 20 eaaiy 1r~e,
tt,af frafceeft.,n fnftou4rt aftx
ev~fy meal SAYS Mrr pc~rrmann.
Il was IN such tts-tress that :, vas
hours some nlshts before csuid get
10 sleep grew very weak. my
roloF was poor ard could hardly
waR aboat ! grew nervous. TOO. and
never f~u well
"A friend who had taken NJ. wn.
lssnas' PINK rFs with b~neslt sdvi-~d
me 10 ny thcn. Afser I had taken
two boxr~ 81 the ribs I felt 30 much
Improved tina, I seps on taking them
until I vas completely well NJ color
b Improved, ! eat heartily now with.
eut aistress and sleep soordiy. I
heartily recommend pr. Williams
rink f'ifis 10 tfowe who have stomach
trouble"
A booEies. What to nat ana How
To Eat" which tolls about this trrat-
nent. viii he vent free on REQUEST ty
tho Tn. Wnl5snos' Mesfcine 90.
Schenectady, ". Y. An druegssts sch
Or. Williams Pink rfns or they win
be sent by mail, postpaid. on rcceipt
OF price. so cents per hox
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19

VANCOUVER. II. G.. oct 10
Win the world ciamoring for print
paper. British Columbia promises to
become one OF the sreat oonisrs for
tho manufacture % this product. Ten
years aso not ton Of pulp was
manufactured In IN. province. The
total value u pulpwood products tn
1919 was fis.sstat7. In money IN
vested IN pulp factories British Co
lumbls with tso.ooe.ooo ranks third
among the provinces ~ Canada
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
STOLE SERMONS
VALUED AT $500
Pair Held Here for Looting
Spokane Pastors Room

Sermons valued BY their owner NJ
$500. were stolen In Spokane BY C.
w. spear. "a. shoemaker. and Rich
ard Carter. q. chauffeur. according
10 Detectives A. A. Brown and 1. @
Harris. who Arrested the pair. A
minister. living In the Victoria hotel
In that city, owned the episties.
Spear and Bradley are being held
for Spokane police. They also burg
larized n house IN Spokane with an
alleged crook named "fed" Kinney.
who was captured by police when
his revolver failed him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-19
Z MOTHERS
CLAIM BABY,
GO T0LAW!
Blood From Veins OF Three
May Be Compared TO
Decide Case

ATLANTA. Ga. Oct ia
Tae one sAyeth rhts ls MI son thss
rvsth. ana THY seu = the desdl auf
the ether .Ayrth. Nay tat rftN snn e
tte dead aad Mt sen - the hvinr
Il Is a far cry from the court Of
kins Solomon and the plains Of
Israel TO tho court 81 Judge heii, in
The state of Georgia.
Vet today. M two wom~n stool be.
fcre solomon centuries ago. there are
two women before the court here.
One sayeth the child IL hers and the
other sayeth. nay. the living L. mine
end the dead thine
auE's rHE DAUGHTER or
ONE or TuE OTHER
Naaeialne fcsfise. fuzzy 81 hsir.
foSy ~ cheek. bright 81 eye and Inn.
partial ~ chuckle and smile. Il the
Slaughter Of Mrs pansoi rittman, or.
ehe h the daughter OF Mrs John C.
Uarnsr.
Madeiaine was born May ~. 1919.
~ Grsdy hospital Tn uhat night
besh Mrs. Pittnian afsi Mrs Garner
brre daughters The babies were
their arsrs In the morning.
The baby the nurses gnv- Mrs
rfftman lived three weeks and died
She was buried In n grave with no
name on It's marker. Tor Mrs. Pitt.
man says she was no. her child. but
Mrs. Gamers The nurses were
mistaken. says Mrs rfttrnan. and
~she living r. mine
Mrs. Garner has since horne an.
ether child. but Aadeiain~ LOUIS
rules her heart. and she says she
Nill no, give her NJ.
Solomon directed the child be sew.
er~d and 'haif to the one and half
- the other" given. The real mother
cried out IN protest and the false
smother offered no objection
SWORD TE~rs
ARR OuT OF DATE
Not 80 sirnple a problem fc~ judge
nell and no, 80 simple the ~'lus'vn
~ plans. Here both women are
nonees IN their belief and--~en.
oword tests are out OF date
pr. Allen ". Bunce. exp-rs on
olocs, ynis~roscopy. may draw a few
6rop~ from the veins % Mss~iaire
1nutne and a little from h@r two
~use<bers"
The bicoa 81 ERE child and the
Mood OF tire mother arr-ar the s~fns
ond~v the lens. say The DOCTOR.
Qhpr~ are hut four clas-ificasicns 81
numan blood. Accordingly, " Mad
oon1up Iou4~e's blood corresponds
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