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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
GEN. PERsHING EYTOLS LEE.
Lays Wreath on Tomb Of Confederate
Leader al Lexington, Va.

Lexington, Va, June 10. Tho heart
Of the old south opened yesterday TO
receive General John D. Pcrshing 20 the
tomb Of General Robert g. Ire. IN the
memorial chapel General pcrshing laid
wreath upon the recumbent statue ~
Lee while aged gray-clad veterans stood
at attention beside khaki-clad sons and
grandsons who bore old glory forward on
the bnttleGeldq OF France General
Pershing was introduced by Dr Henry
Louis Smith, president of Washington and
Lee College, and reminded hls audience
that General Lee had gone down IN history
as one Of the world greatest generals and
Christian gentlemen fIc cxhorted Amrri-
cans 10 emulate Ices character and hfe
in war and in peace.
From the tomb of Ire General Pefshlng
his staff, Confederate veterans and World
War veterans proceeded 10 the tomb Of
"Stonewall' Jackson, when, with barred
head General Pcrshing paid Q tribute 70
the great military strateRlst. lie men
toned the fact that General Jackson e
military tactics are studied throughout
the world
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
STATE DEMONSTRATION
IN PROCTICAL CANNING
Important Move 10 Incite Interest
in Work of Girls Canning
Clubs in Delaware.
enecIal cotre,pond.ncs nf - Fr.nlnr

Special CorrespOude0ce - EvrFv Eveniax
Dover. june ~ Al all-day state
canning lcadcfs demonstration conference
was held here yesterday i Dover public
school, under DO auspir,a ~ thr o.
tension Service II Drlararr COLLEGE n
cooperation with ttr County Farm
Bureau The icdoraI gnvsrumeuf rrprr-
sentative Gsrrgo b. FARRELL national
lender ~ f}ots ard Gir,s iute Wor. m
the north ard West, explained and
demonstrated fhe merits ~ fte grrip.g
canning dericrs cpufHlea ard equip
nents lu use especially tar suning n
strawbcruc- w-pteurr peas Drr' rrd.
aspanEIs
The meeting 9as uaIrlv ~ tnr errff
~ ihc women ~ 'tr state gbD arr ~.
pc,ting to ast FL local ealer y ofs
aiming mbe n itr state. prey partition
for the year caUrtug work Tmrf riI
hc eKhItiied az ftr annual Delaware STATE
Fair u " iinHgiGr loo aiming riIf
girls Whn pa,t 'tr .er tr-' sr during
tins scs-Du uiI' hase hr honor y pinei1r
thcir habd,war. 1u exhibition flr .rr
year In fhs ~rufr.luar taf'f'r rr
Washington, ID lar .ar afeh tl
identify the club member arr.,.rr
from each counts Willie Avarfsf lrt-
fre. vreb q th, 'trrc- t- a.
Delaware tgHrgr
Among 'hlae urf-rf.f t-ft- .te
meeting tefr Sis ic'rs ref
club leader and lniurf-trtf ., .g,r
Kent eoYn't hl-- J.r'h fu
elub leadrr and lrn d
and Ma gncs II tIri ei ea5rr
agent 0f \rw 1.f,r counts fr f
llrs Theodore Martin n srpa-i f-
-tt.ar. Nrs t,lvo1 N
Miss Naorni Pepper SUSSEX .1ur' si-
Id Todd Mr. Her leH
Mari GriwrI and sarah iretr- f-
d n DIokr. Nlisa Edna a.vis-
. Cag'lc count
Ihe rsi'ars ai'c- luncheon
vlfed u tnr oHces of tsr a-
] where fhcv usper'cd e1hr,
kiuda
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CECH. COUNTY NOTES.
Special Correspondence of Every Evening

Special Correspondence of Every Evening
Elkton. Md, June 10 The Board Of
Education for Cecil county has received
the following additional designations Of
teachers Miss Dorothy J Mckenzie.
Domestic Science teacher At North last
and Calvert high schools Miss Helphla
Hunt. academic department North East
high: Professor J. lawson .rothers, as
sistant principal county agricultural high
school
Several young matrons Of Rising run
gave a dinner dance III honor OF Miss
Clara Robertson and Tavlor K. Rllcs,
Tuesday evening at the New Octoroaro
Hotel, Oxford, Pa DIR. Dodsoa OF Rising
sun acted as toastmaster.
Mrs. Rebecca ] Grason, widow OF John
B. Grason OF Rising sun, died, Yesterday.
at Cambridge hospital, after several
weeks illness.
Marriage licenses were issued IN Elkton.
yesterday, 10 Clinton =. Ryan OF Rlslng
Sun and Hattie O Met Cay, Peach Bottom,
Pa William |. Master Of iiaFfe de 0,race
and Naomi Winkler Of PerrAYlle.
Southern Transportation 20 has pur-
chased two ships OF the Shipping Board
and IS converting them INTO two harges
at lis Chesapeake City yards.
Mrs. William Wilson 81 near Calvert
suffered stroke Of paralysis ieW days
ago, her left side being affected
Mavor and Mrs " IL Maekatl lett
today for White sulphur Springs " VI,
where they viii spend next week
Owing to the storm Of Thursday the
annual meeting ana pltnie oi he ms
slonarv society of Nest Nottingham
Presbyterian Church Was postponed until
next Thursday
Miss MARY BechteI Of Washington =
with her mother, Mrs Mary Berhtel 1t
West Nottingham for the summer
Mr. and Mrs George / tyson et
NoodIawn attended commencement ezz
ereises Of the state Normal School ai
West Chester Pa "Wednesday Their
daughter Miss Elizabeth tyson. heiag
one Of the graduates
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Wesley Collegiate Institute, Dover,
are home for the summer vacation.
Hiram Lodge, No. u, A. +. & A. NJ,
has elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: DR. Harrison NJ. Manning
worshipful MASTER J. W. Carroll, senior
warden; Martin Lee, junior warden
George w. Donoho, secretary: Silas III.
Morris, treasurer; William +. Allen,
trustee.
Lincoln Harrington, 10-year-old son
of Professor and Mrs III. NJ. Harrington
of this town, was taken TO Sali bury hos
pital yesterday, suffering with what is
feared to be blood poisoning. The little
fellow a few days ago while at play ac-
cidently ran n nail his foot.
Mr.. and Mrs. George X. Trlmbie and
children, Richard and Louise, have gone
to Bethany Beach, where they Will re-
main until September.
Cortelyou Warren, student at Dickin-
son College, Carlisle. Pa, spent several
days in town this week, en-route Tor
Norfolk Va, to visit his parents, Rev.
and Mrs J. II Warren; Mr.. Warren
formerly was pastor of -. John S NJ. r..
Church, this { wn.
Miss Maude Dorsey and Mrs. ).
Wolley will leave the fir { of the W ok for
Boston, and from there will go to points
on the Maine coast for two-months'
stay
NIr. and Mrs Albert Collision and son,
Huston, of Baltimore, are visiting Mrs.
Illusions parents Mr.. and Mrs. James
IL Huston, West Seaford.
Misses Elizabeth and Clara Ross left
Yesterday for a visit of several weeks
with their aunt, Mrs Laura Crawford,
II Ill 81 y
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
REHOBOTH BEACH.

Rehoboth Beach, June 10 Rehoboth
Beach has been visited lately with the
heaviest thunderstorms in Years. The
heavy rains were needed and did much
good to crops
Gerar Lake, back of Hotel lIenlopen,
is wonderful sight with water lilies and
crowds view the scene and gather the
lilies The boys have great sport fishing
for frogs and turtles, of which the lake
is full
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Salin and son,
Jack, of Washington, ID. c. have arrived
at their cottage in The Pines for the
summer
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Wilgus are at the
Hotel Delaware for the summer
Mrs John kstell Of Salisbury, Md, is
here visiting her parents Rev. and Mrs.
Vaughn 5 Collins, and will remain all
summer.
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Buckson are i'm
proving their property and spending n
little time here
Caleb Steward. Mrs II Young, George
s Capelle Mrs Capcllc and Mrs. Holstcin
Harvey. all Of Wilmington, were here over
the weekend
Word has been received by Charles s.
Horn Of this town that his Youngest son
Charles. Jr, has arrived at Rotterdam
Holland
Mrs Laura DAVIS Of Haddonfeld, = j..
is being entertained by her sister, Mrs.
Holiday Mifflin.
Mrs. NJ Lehman and grandson Fred
of Nebraska arc summcring with Mrs.
Annie c. McCleland.
Mrs II Rooney and daughter Dorothy
Of Wilmington. spent last week k-end with
Mrs Frederick 4 Ross and Miss kathryn
Ross AZ the Ross cottage.
Mr. and Mrs John Harris Of CLAYTON
are here visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Fred : Williams Of Laurel Mr. Williams
also i here for the weekend
Rev. : ID Van Loan and sister, Mrs.
Beech Of Georgetown, are spending the
weekend al the Coleman Clergy House
Services we're held AT All SAINTS r f..
Church on Tuesday evening and Wednes-
day morning
Miss Virginia Lingo is home from he
West Chester Normal School for the
summer
Nh and Mrs John ~heldrake Of Har-
rington motoIed down for the weekend
Mrs Charles = Horn i entertaining
Mr. and Mrs Levi X Bowen and son
Knowles and friend Of Newark over
The weekend
Mrs Airy Clark is entertaining her
daughter Mrs Mabel Duffy, and sons OF
Denton Md, for fortnight
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
FOOD PRICES STILL INCREASE.
Washington Bureau Reports Advance Of
3 Per Cent in April.

Washington. june ~ Food prices
continue upward Proof was given ycsrei-
day hy the announcement Of the bureau
Of labor statistics. which shows an IN
crease averaging , per cent for the 20 davs
ending Nav - This price level IS II
per cent higher than ycar ago and lZ3
per cent over MAY. 1913 The recent
increases are accounted fpr largely by sugar
-four and potato prices
Unfortunately. there fccm to he no
immediate prospects of decrea-e in fhc
costs of this. the most important group 4
times contained ~ the family budgct/
the announcement says
The percentages RI increase lneluJa
sugar ~ per- cent: corn meal ~.
oranges. 1t -four. : potatoes, s hanL +,
bananas. 4 bread 3 bacon. nvaportfcd
milk, macar0n and raizing per fon;
nut margarine, rolled ont crcam -
wheat, rico, corn. canned peas canned
com and tea. / per cont sirloin steak.
oIeomarRariue. cheese eggs and coffee
Jose than one-half per cent
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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
JOYFUL AT CIDER PROSPECT.

Georgetown June Farmer, in lower
Delaware are jubilant over the recent
ruling that apples may be converted into
cider with alcoholic content, III keeping
with the Nolstead act Since the najio
went dry. SUSSEX county farmers have
been under the impression that CIDER
could not be made under any circum-
stance except for vinegar, and then q
Federal representative had 10 be notified
in order that the barrels could be labeled
Hundreds of bushels of apples in this
county will he converted into cider this
wear. and In order TO keep within the iaw
the farmers will use salicylic acid 10 pre-
event fermentation unless they decide to
allow the cider to turn INTO vinegar
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
BUILD SALISBURY HOTEL.
Directors Plan Structure with 10 Sleeping
Rooms

SALISBURY Nd. June 10 salisbury !
proposed hotel now seems to fe assured
At meeting If the directors of the
-horernan Hotel Corporation, by whom
the new hotel interests are being adj
vanced tins week il was decided to pro-
ceed nj once with the building opera
tions Stock N thc enterprise % the
amount III sl25G00 has been subscribed
TIE building vii BE four-storr tirc
proof structure located At the corner Of
Church and Division streets On the site
Of the present residence If former Rep
rc~entafIve Jesse D. Price Besides a
grIilroom. restaurant. dining and loung-
ing roern- the new hotel will have approx
mateIy ITO sleeping rooms, each with
bath f. II GlIdden. ii Baltimore. j. the
architect who has prepared plans for he
building II Is estimated that the bugd-
ing with IFS Furnishings will cost approXi-
mateIv 500 900
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SAyAGELY CUT By NEGRO.

Seaford, June l9-Howard knowles,
14-vear-old son Of Horace knowles of
Blades. Was SERIOUSLY cut yesterday while
working at a loca, pea canncry. by Negro
known here eS snow Ball, who claims
To be from Norfolk. Va Knowles was
pushed against the Negro by another
hov. and the Negro whipped out a knife
backed Young knowles into corner and
cut him twice IN The back oi the head
cutting the top of his car Of, and inf'ct-
ing an ugly and dangerous wound
Before the Negro could be arrested he
bolted out OF the cannery and has not
been CAPTURED
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
SPRING AILMENTS
Relieved by a Well Known Medicine o
Super ative Merit.

Spring ailments are due to impure,
impoverished. devitalizcd blood
Among them are pimpleS boils and
other euptlons. loss of appetltite, that
tired feeling q rundown condition OF
the system ana sometimes chronic weak
nesses made worse
Hood Sars4parlAa combines ne
roots. baikS. herbs berries and other
InedIeluals that have been found. ii
many wears ot intelligent observation
te he most elective IA treatment 81 these
ailments
Successful phv4Iesans prescribe those
ingredients for diseases of the blood
stomach liver and kidneys. and ID. cases
where Alternative aud tome effects are
needed
Hood ~arsaparltla Is the ~p1Ing medic
ene thli puutico enuchc- and re-
vltalIzes your hleod increasing power 81
resistance To disease.
For IaNa " take Hood Pills
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
PRAIRIE DOG SEEMS DOOMED.
South Dakota Ranchers in Drive on
Destructive Rodents.

By Associated Press - Every Evening
Pierre. 5. y .func 70 \ campaign for
the eNtermInation of the destructive
prairie dog from many western South
Dakota counties IS being carried on with
view to turning thousands Of acres
which IN past wears has shown little growth
Of green. nto fertile pastures and cuIti-
waited land
Crews Of men with regular camping
outfits take the tield and work half a
township thoroughly IN search of these
rodents Poisoned bait IS spread and
after passing on 10 the other half Of he
township rear guard again surveys ne
ground first covered II there S need this
territory IS gone over a second time. Many
such crews are now at work
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
NEWS OF SEAFORD.

Seaford, June I9-Mrs Parker r.
KnowIton received cablegram, yestcr-
day from her husband, Captain Knowlton
announcing his arrival at HayTe, France
He sailed about two weeks agofrom Balti-
more.
Sussex county Levy Court has accepted
the new Middleford bridge located on
the road between here and Middleford
across Grayelly Ford branch from the
contractors the Luten Bridge O.. Of
York Pa This bridge was constructed at
cost Of 81 5l5l0
Dorsey Donoho, Harlan HalEes a. u
Donoho Robinson. students at Delaware
College; Miss katherine Stevens Of the
Women College Newark; and Misses
Doris EsAridge and Helen Knowles of
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
FATHER SAVES SONS LIFE.

Scaford. June 19-John Kelley. Ir..
who came here with his parents from BIZ
valve. Md to work in one OF the canneries.
the family making their home IN their
boat. Yesterday dived OF the boat in
about - feet Of water. As his parents
watched him he began TO sink. where
upon the father jumped into the river. and
BY hard work succeeded in getting him
to shore, thereby saving MS life
The mother meanwhile had tainted
and on reviving and realizing her boz had
been SAT ed. she threw her arms around his
neck and wept for joy
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
CAMBRIDGE CIT OFF.

Cambridge, Md June 10 This see
t.on was visited Thursday evening BY
one Of the heaviest wind and electrical
storms that has been witnessed here for a
number of wears shortly after & O'Clock
telegraph communication WAS cut, about
the same time the electric wires which
supply light and power for his city were
broken and the city was in darkness. The
power station which supplies cambridge
with electricity i situated a Laurel
Del. Lately the line has been interrupted
FREQUENTLY and there Is much complaint
from the public
Salisbury was also in darkness for the
same reason
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
TERRIFIC STORM IN SUSSEX.

Georgetown, June 1s-Lower Delaware
was visited by one Of the most terrific
rain. wind and electric storms Of the year
Thursday night, and considerable damage
was done in different parts Of the country
to crops, especially the corn fields. The
low lands were flooded. and the high
winds blew down the corn. wheat and
tomatoes.
Along the roads in The rural sections
ma ssive trees were blown down, but so
far no reports have reached here to the
effect that buildings were either damaged
bv the winds or the lightning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
DIED IN TENNESSEE.

Dover, June ia telegram was re-
received here yesterday, from acting
Governor lyle of Tennessee announcing
the death of Thomas J Hooven, former
Dover resident.
Mr.. johnson who died at johnson City,
Tenn, yesterday, was Civil War veteran
aged "A ears
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19

Every Evening calssihcd advertise.
ments bring results Proved by the salts
faction Of many and viii be to you. Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-06-19
Some Fellows Have All the Luck.

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You try an Every Evening want adv.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-19

Carson lays trap for Harland and
Norton's gang of outlaws by ordering
a shipment of gold in the presence
of young Harland. The truck carry
ing the gold, and driven by Carson,
ia waylaid by the bandits in the
mountains, but Carson foils the high
waymen by jumping it across ra-
vine.
Carson has young Harland arrest
ed in connection with the attempted
hcldup. Later Fay, jealous of 'Har-
lands sister Phyllis because the lat
ter is admired by Norton. whom Fay
loves, promises to tell all she knows
about the plot to steal gold. To
prevent this she is kidnapped and
carried to mountain cabin. How
Carson saves her after thrilling re-
volver fight furnishes one Of the most
dramatic climaxes ever screened.
In the cast surrounding Mix Is the
beautiful Crancelie Ellington, whose
excellent work opposite the star in
Desert Love-" earned her a large
following Lester Cuneo, Charles K.
French, Lucille Younge, Joseph Ben
nett and Wilbur Highly.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-19
THE ANTI.TUBERCU.
LOSIS SENSATION
Gainesville Sum-

We do not desire to write offensive
ly or even discourteously. We do not
desire to Increase the number OF
those who already, perhaps, regard
us as an old relic of "a by-gone day, A
sense of justice, however, to the fair
state of Florida impels us to raise
cur voice once more in protest against
against the clamors Of the disease
sensationalists A little while ago We
had painted to us the horrible condi-
ton of our state, on account of ven
ereal disease, People out Of the state
who read the stuff must have con
cMded that society here was pretty
low. We called attention to 1t at the
time and to the fact that the most
sensational statements were being
given out by the state health office.
without explanation or qualification.
Now we have the tuberculosis
scare. We forget that Florida has
for three quarters of a century beer
holding itself out to the world as n
great statewide sanitorium for the
cure OF consumption. We have paint
ed In glowing terms the healing quail
tiles Of our pine scented breezes and
Of our unequalled climate. Many thou
sands OF unfortunates have gained a
new lease Of life by coming here.
Many hundreds have peen cured. Ev.
cry hospitality has been shown b,
the people Of Florida to these unfor
Inmates. They have built homes here
and they or their children after them
still live here. Is this truthful picture
now to be blasted? Is Florida's fail
name now to be clouded by this sen
sation? Cant we agree that public
nurse (which seems to be at the bot.
tom Of the matter) may be employed
not only to nurse tuberculosis cases
but any and all classes Of diseae
where the unfortunates are unable tt
employ them-one for each county
without all this scare-head bowling
Would California, or Arizona or New
Mexico submit to all such stuff as 1;
lspread abroad in lectures and litera
lture, about tuberculosis in Florida
I'm the name of the state-once more
i've protest.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-19
TON MIX COMING IN
ANOTHER THRILLER

Announcement is made by Manager
L. D. Toel of the Auditorium theater
that Tom Mix, the screen daredevil,
will open an engagement at the
house beginning today, in his latest
William Fox thriller, THE Terror"
Tom Mix will be seen in the role of
Bat Carson. a United States Deputy
Marshall sent to investigate myster
iuus leakages of gold in shipments by
the Sonora Gold and Copper Mining
Company. After investigation, Carson
suspects Sheriff Candy and Con Nor
ten, owner of the 0deon Dance Hall,
Of the thefts. He also discovers tina;
Candy and Norton have as their tools
Fay La Cross, dance hall girl at the
Odeon. and Phil Harland, her suitor
and confidential secretary to the pres
ieent Of the mining company.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-19
100000 in CASH! AND
HE COULDN'T SPEND A CENT
IN "DEADLIER SEX

He had exactly one hundred thou
sand dollars in cash in his pockets
fortune Yet, he couldn't spend a
cent Of it! He did not know that he
was the victim of the carefully laid
plot of a girl to teach him that the
world was full of finer things than
money.
J The last thing he remembered was
being in his Office and pooring over
the books of Mary Wizards railroad
When he woke up he was completely
surrounded by sky, river and pine
clad hills. At first he thought he
was In Central Park.
Then he began his efforts to spend
his money. Miles from civilization,
J for no sum could he get anyone to
take him to the nearest railroad or
telephone, He burned his breakfast
and had to pay for another by split
! ting wood, The mosquitoes annoyed
him, yet his fat roll Of bank notes
would not purchase some old mos.
quito netting. No one in those hills
seemed to care for money.
Such is the sorry plight of the hero
of Blanche Sweets new photoplay
The Deadlier Sex" showing today al
the Casino Theatre. Miss Sweet, in
Mary Willard, the fair kidnapper. who
, teaches her business adversary the
lesson he needs and runs away with
his heart, has a role that delightfully."-
blends comedy with drama. Bayard
WELLER is the author of this Jesse D.
Hampton-Pathe film.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1920-08-19
. M U S E M E N T S
DAINTY ENID BENNETT
AT CASINO TOMORROW
Teaches Wives How to Regain
Lost Love Of Husbands in Her
Latest Photoplay, ''Harpins"


Rex. Rossmore, young lawyer
after few years of married life be-
gins to discover that his wife does
not exactly appeal to him. His wife,
Muriel, an old fashioned girl, does not
realize that her tendencies to remain
old-fashioned are irritating her hus-
band, especially her indifference to
personal appearance.
Effie Wainwright, secretary to Rex.
is a pretty girl, possessing an uhcan-
ny ability to dress we'll, Her dainti-
ness appeals to him. A few nights
later when his wife chooses to remain
at home instead of going to the opera,
for which Rex had obtained tickets,
he takes Effie. 1t is the first Of many
occasions in which Rex. and Fife
figure.
When Rex's attention to Fife be-
comes so noticeable that scandal
threatens, John Burman, the senior
member Of the law firm, calls him in.
to his Office to caution him. It so hap.
pens that Muriel has come downtown
to lunch with her husband and limo
Gently becomes party to the CONVEX
sation, learning for the first time that
Rex has been insincere.
She returns home, intending to end
her life. AS she is about to take
acid, she looks into the mirror and
sees her hair in disheveled condition
Hence she puts on a stunning gown
and, with the assistance Of the maid
does her hair up in a striking fash
ion Then she discovers that she il
a really pretty girl. Another plar
takes shape in her brain.
Murriel seeks the advice of Mrs
Kent, her fashionable neighbor
As result, she procures several new
gowns and becomes acquainted will
a fast set. In a fashionable tea gar
den she meets Hal Gordon. Othel
meetings with Gordon follow, Will,
Muriers husband continues his atten
tons to Fife.
Then, one night, Muriel inform,
him that she is going to a party will
Mrs. Kent, asking him to come. A
the party he sees his wife as the cen
ter of attention of a score of men
particularly Gordon. He keeps hi
temper until they return home.
Muriel explains the reasons for he
sudden change. But he has hat
enough of the fashionable side Of lif
and is contented and happy in her re
turn to her former ideas of domes
ITCHY