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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
Y. ". H A. Rieets

Al meeting ~ fhe fNIrE
ffrhrs.v Araofistion Iaff might o.
bort Robin vaa rInfie1 rrfH"
Judge hr0au fiurrf s.rf nrfHi1
IIandlouar financial f''H
Fcl. frraaur'r 'nh''
afs.rffor.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
Hnrrlsnn CHURCH Bake.

The Young Womens Foreign Alis-
sionary Society Of Harrison NJ. +.
Church will hold bake at the south
east corner Of Fifth and King streets,
tomorrow morning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06
BUILDING PERMITS.

The following projects have been approved
~ The building inspector
Shlpley street 303 Benjamin Berger,
o~ner 4 a Mccarthy. builder; addition
shallcross avenue 1901 Mrs IL kuratel
owner Fred krapf, buisner. private garage
$500
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

n YOU want home IN more deslra :
hle ~ convenient helghpoThooo-you
Will find an alphabetical list of the sort
~ houses YOU want fuliy described
ths classified page.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-05-06

An al in Every Errninr rrf'I
-old an autoruohHs Wufih
What mort could gou cHIr. Aa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Good Selections in the
China and Glassware Sale

1t will be good sale the last backed with splendid
selections Of all pottery
world-French English American, Jaranese.
IF you dinner price, from SGO S4Oo,
a a saving, the to
If a of real glass, ghtcut
half price, large
The glass notably savings onc-fourh
to half
There of The satisfy every
abe
(Fourth FloorD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
So Many Handsome Goats
Are Choosing Beaver Fur

One reason is that the warm brown shades russet
Meantime red and Sorrento blue very much favor and
I'M every one of these beaver is lovely.
These made of Bolivia cloths and silk duvetyn
NAV have collars and deep cuffs of the fur wide
ngs all the way to the hem flying panels and sometimes
Euare back capes trimmed with beaver.
certain coat has side panels made of several straps
the material with wide pieces of the beaver at the
RUon.
The prices start at S15O and mount to 1915
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
WANAMAKER'S
The Fashion Showing of Gowns and
Costumes Inspired by Paris
Continues Tomorrow in the Salons of Dress

from Renee. 1t is garnitured
with moleskin fur and en-
circled with a braided girdle
of blush silver cloth.
Copied from Rolande is a
delightful afternoon gown of
malay crepe de chine with
panels formed of many wee
brown moire ribbon bows.
Vionnet's idea in evening
gowns is a soft tangerine
Canton crepe with tiny
quillings of velvet ribbon in
the same color.
Shoulder straps of ame-
thysts catch up a lovely
gown of fuschia purple velvet
and lace, copied from Miller
Soeurs.
But so one might go on
painting pictures in words of
these very pic tures sque
gowns, inspired, all of them,
by Paris.
The entire collection is
lovely in line. color and mate
rial. They will be on exhibi-
tion yet tomorrow and Fri
day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
The Prettiest Negligees
for Cooler Weather

Many would have hard time choosing between lovely
Ehae afea lined with lambs WOOL exquisite satin broade
one Of the shmmerng crystalline corduroys with soft marabou
lnmns
There plenty Of corduroys, the shorter which women
breakfast coats The coos simply charming and they arc
sGsd The for these $l05 and the finest OF all
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Weather
Unsettled
WANAMAKER'S
Store Closes at 5
he Greatest Furniture Clearing of the Year Is No.
G0ing On Here

Much might be said to what this great afterclear-
ing means to people who need some furniture tprices
that make it particularly worth having
The one thing they will want to know is just what
goods it offers them.
The answer is-about 5000 pieces and some hundreds
of suits of Wanamaker furniture for all at onehrd
to one-half less than regular prices
The 5000 pieces mostly individual odd pieces and
small groups of things while the variety in suits goes
from one or two to more than dozen of kind.
In the main this clearing is the inevitable upshot Of the
re-cassifcaon of stocks after the greatest August Fui
ture Sale on record.
The odd pieces and groups discovered in that process
and now offered at such low markings enough to make
this noteworthy sale in itself.
But, in addition it includes several Shipments
that late for August seing others secured in
the meantime and all of these have been put for good
measure at wonderfully low prices.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
THE New FurTrim-
n mings Start Their
Season Early

And, if fashion reports SPEAK
truly. they will be used more
abundartly than ever this Winter.
They are all furs of the finest
kinds--monkey, squirrel, caracul,
slynX, Australian opossum, skunk,
nutria and beaver among others
in bands from one to eight inches
wide and with prices from 81 to
$50 yard.
(Nain FIoor)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Linen Toweling With Prices
Very Much Lowered

Some have been brought down less than half
particular reduced
glass towe!inG
5000 yards comprising Of and Of
owenG marked down SOC yard half
than much, he other
much higher prices.
We also offer specially good quality of glass
Yar onehd less than the former yards
this in the Do inch width
Towclincs in all of these all pure linen.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
MOST Beautiful
AVA Black Beaded
Handbags

we've ever had have just arrived
from France, right at the time
with the new vogue for black.
They are beautifully made, as
French bags are, and show many
interesting shapes.
Nanities. handbags, draw-strinC
bags, shell-top bags and card
cases of glittering jet or little dull
or shiny beads, sometimes in very
elaborate effects. Quite often
there is a touch of silver in the
beading.
Some in all dull black.
Prices range from $3.50 to $50.
(Main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
WANAMAKER'S
store Opens at .

TT EMPHASIZES the rich
ness of materials, the eX-
quisite loveliness of COL
ors and the romantic inhu-
ences that have directed line
and mode in the coming sea-,
sons dress.
Chanel has taken a black
and gold shawl and turned it
into a marvellous gown, the
long fringes forming the
sleeves from shoulder to
wrist.
From Lanvin is a youthful
vision of white silk crepe and
silver cloth, crystal embroid-
cred and loosely draped with
a sash of silver ribbon.
A Lanvin copy for a diff
ferent type is the 1880 period
gown Of black chiffon velvet
with bouffant hips and wide
skirt, the long straight cor
sage topped with a deep COL
lar of duchess lace.
An exquisite study in deep
blue and gray and silver 10
an afternoon gown of mid
night blue matelasse, copied
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
EIER New Flat
AA Heeled Pump

has a heel almost as broad and
low as her brothers or husbands.
1t is Of patent leather, this new
low-heeled pump. 1t has medium
rounded toe, turned sole, one-but-
ton strap, and is just the smart
est thing for dances and general
wear.
The price is $3.50,
(FirSt FlOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Special Blue Serges at
so, So and $3.50

M 10" fmmey Just when are having dresses
M are all the lighter weight dress sere, awoo ami IN Good
sx ~ navy blue The at $3.50 yard A. inches wde 'hc
g" - and $3.50 a yard, 81 inches wide.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
XIERY Important
v Is the New Neck
I'D N2t>
wear

Just in from France.
1t is called the antique style,
and the collars, vests and guimpes
are formed Of squares Of different
kinds of lace5 and hand embroid-
cry sewn together by hand. 1t
all comes in a delicate old ivory
tint. Collars Of nearly every
shape and size. Priced from 1925
to Sl4 for a guimre.
(Mnin FIOOr)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Shining Opportunities
iva the Lamp Sale

It ha7 bccn very bright and despite
the exceptional selling very good these being
of the particularly good items:
Small English porcelain vases, mounted light in
rose, royal blue and red--for boudoirs--&I0.
Hundreds of finch cand ehadcs, all coorz, are now
ST. each.
Glace shields for oneight boudo an1n choice Of a dozen
different decorations, 50 each.
Solid mahogany one-ght boudojr amps $50 ca,h.
IRON bridge lamps hand wrought, 500 TO So 30 c, h.
And many other exceptional items.
FIOrrl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28

announces the arrival of some
charming new French candy boxes.
But they are so beautiful and
interesting that they stray from
the box class. OF lovely laces,
silks, ribbons, in fact, anything
and everything that could make
them interesting. And, of course,
they can be used for many pur-
poses long after the candy is
gone Prices are 81 to SIP.
Cameo chocolates fill them,
$l.75 a pound.
(Main Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
CHARMING Bits
W Of Versailles

are pictured, together with Nal
maison and other scenes in rural
France, in group Of colored
ctchings that have just come from
Paris to the Picture Store. They
arc signed by Lorraine, Dauphin,
Lecomte, Girardct and other
equally well-known artists.
tFifth Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Warn, Winter Coats for
YOunq WOmen-$25

They look the equal of far superior The materials
are SOFT thick piled wool cloths in light and dark browns
and Sorrento blue and black Several good models some
with fur collars of beaverete (dyed coney).
10 20 S' "'' ''''' - '''"' ''"'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Clothing for Girls
Schools and Colleges

made to special prices by Custom Tailoring
eau Uniforms of linen other material prescribed
Tor morning, afternoon and evening regulation dresses
Uue gymnasium suits and all other apparel FOR he gr or
Oung woman college, included in this custom
nteed " ~
Speca prices apply also nurses uniforms made TO measure
~'arlouS materials.
oor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
New Underthin9S

N.htn are nicely made of soft white nansook. -
trimmed with pretty embroidery lace are 81 10 S'
~~ "%Snnises quite lacy, S225 and $3.50.
(Thrd Floor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Young Women's Smart Cloth
Street Dresses at SIS

More of those fine blue trcones that hurried fast
! we announced them last week.
One straight, loosely model with side panels buoning
cloth collar threequarer sleeves and ornamenaton
black fagotng
The other dark blue trcotne has of duvetyn
.hhr blue henna chenille dot trimming
Both models exceptionally goodookng and most unusual in
.hry for this price.
Sizes ID to 20.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-09-28
Housewares for Less
for TlUO Days More

The Sermber Housewares Sale ends with September
September short month. SO any who likes
good morey things she must buy time in any
will take advantage Of these remaining days.
Prices substantially lowered refrieraors, trunks
cleaners sewing machines, bathroom furnishings and
chests.
And all of kitchen utensils including iron, tin
galvanized wooden cutlery
and so
Also mops, cloths sponges, broona brushes and
busters
But these only few of the articles in the sale.
(Fourth FIoor)
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY
TURKS DECLARE
CAUSE IS JUST.

Angora. July 13.-(By the Associated
Prcss)-Turkish Nationalist readers,
compare their struggle against tho
Greeks with the American revolution:
Those interviewed by the Associated
l'rrsS correspondent. have reiterated
their belief in the justice Of their cause
and have expressed determination to sc
cure national existence for the home
Land.
Mustapha Renal Iasha. the leader or
the Nauonalists, and Ilalide Edib the
woman minister of education In their
government express themselves as en-
phatically now as they did two years
ago al defense Of the national indepen-
drrIcr Of Turkey. the integrity or the
sol, inhabited by Turks. and freedom
from foreign interference.
The impression gained by the CORE
spondcnt after the hundreds Of miles
Journey BY sea and land from thnsun-
iluni,'r ~ .tnEura brought out tho sharp
contrast between the former city, with
IT., International population and foreign
control and the clear atmosphere OF the
capital Of the nationalists little city
on wide plateau. The trip also NJ
forded some idc:, Of the united and pow
erful army with which the Turks ar.
parcntly propose TO find solution OF
the Near East problem.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Sensational Revelations
In Probe Of Official

Boston. July 13.-Tcstimony before
~" >upreme court. in the proceedings
through which Attorney General J. WeS-
ION Nilcn Is seeking the removal Of Dis
tract Attorney Nathan A. Tufts. OF Mid
dlcsry county. switched late today from
The NiShawum Manor midnight fcstivi-
TICS in March. 1917. to the escape from
prison. and the subsequent capture or
Herman l.. Barney. convicted slayer OF
a polircmun One OF the attorney Ern-
erals allegations against Mr.. Tufts
concerns the part the latter had IN re-
turnin; Barney to the Chalestown state
prison. from which ne escaped on the
righ' Of May so 1920.
Assistant Attorney General Hurlourt
called to the witness stand stephen {.
Srrsnahnn. an attorney. who testified
tha: in Northampton on tho night or
the day before barney was taken, MT
Tufts. Rarncy. an officer Of the Newton
rnlic" dcpar nrnt and the witness had
driven together in nm automobile down
q street IN that city.
Rresnahan testified tina. Barney had
come 10 his homo in North Cambridge
the night after the ESCAPE and that lie
hnd mct the fugitive on three suoSe-
ourrt occasions before Barney left tn"
vicinity Tho witness said he later mot
barney NJ .hc home Of Joseph hciSSe
In Northampton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
SIDE TALKS
bY Ruth Cameron
JUST NERVES AGAIN

gives himself the prophylaxis Of rght
mental habits. is perfectly safe
Some Of the rules I should suggest
are' these:
Do You Do Thsas ThinSsf
Get enough sleep?
Get enough outdoor exercise, chew
your food properly. breathe deeply.
drink enough water. and see that tho
bodily elimina ton is Sausfa Glory:
Make these things matter-of-course
habits and then forget about the whole
matter?
Don't worry about your health II
you give your body anything ike
fair chance Il Is going to look out for
itself. Nature tends toward health and
even when her laws are transgressed
often manages 10 bring things back TO
n balance. Remember this II you have
a, tendency 10 fret about yourself.
Don't Be TsnSe-Dont RTet
Learn TO relax. Avoid the tenseaess
that comes with mental habits OF hurry
and impa tience-
Don't backt-ack over decisions Mako
them carefully and then put them out
Of your mind. Fretting over decision
is poison TO the nervous system.
And last, but to my mind most in,-
portant OF all. avoid self-pity and cul-
uvate courage.
II Won do all these things. and there
"a no one Of us who cannot do them'
Won will never need TO SEQ doctor Do
cause OF nerves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

A Letter Friend objects 10 my Wig
orous pen picture Of the miS"rirS that
come from what the outsider character
lies as Just nerves.
She thinks I should not suggest such
ideas lest help to cause tho very un-
happiness ] am dcploring.
Would she advise. wonder, that no
sign OF warning be placed where the
road has crumbled at the edge OF the
cliff lest someone be lured into exam
lining Il too closely and thereby get into
greater danger
Can Easily Be Avoided
Sick nerves are a wretchcd thing. I
cannot and will not go back on that.
But one can keep away from them
just as surely as one can Keep away
from the crumbling road 1T the edge OF
the cliff. il one only realizes how bad
they are and how TO avoid them.
Some weeks ago wrote offering 10
send tho names Of certain books which
keep one In the right mental state TO
those who felt they needed them. The
response was immediate and surprising
To those who did not see that offer. I
make it again.
The reason I was so vigorous in my
wording was because I wanted 10 make
people determine that they would never
make the mistake OF getting into a con-
dltlon OF nerves.
Anyone who follows the simple rules
Tor physical health. and on top OF that
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
Three Dead Soldiers
Buried In Single Grave

Sew York. July IA Violation OF n
EcrntraGt wiki. the United States Public
Health Service. whereby an undertaken
tad hurr,I three former :a!dics in one
gray" !u 4 i."ul; Island cemetery. was
disclosed 'oGay Under ;hc contract.
! tho undertaken VAS required to bury
zach former So'1i"r IN a separate grave
after proyc~,y preparing N" bodies for
bur.a! and providing suitable collins OF
SurCInc stan lard
luvC"tjCu;i"u today by the health
service r"Ncal"l TIM, none OF 'hcS" re-
Guiremrn:s Rad hc"n met. Cemetery
rr.,r,i: a;Sn ..Euwcd tHa, thT"" other
Veterans who did in hospital and
were unclaimed by relatives were huri""
in a sing" grave. II two other cases
two former soldiers had been inferred
II orc gray"
t',.,nr' g j. Haskell. inspector for
! tHr Ncn,;' S.r,ic". said today that the
.,.u,lrr;ahrr wln had been awarded a
.rntract ~ bury eN-s"rviCc men WI"
GIc, in ne public health hospitals was
al eN-Cnnvict
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14

prevention is better than cure" says
the popular proverb. II iS-and much
cheapcr; much surcr too, In most cases.
For how often, after the immediate cure
does there remain at the site OF the
disease recovered from. a center OF in
rcction-a kind OF microscopic sleeping
dog which may. later in life. by reason
OF physical perturOauons be aroused to
vicious action!
Thus may O child that has suffered
from broncho-pneumonia, develop tuber-
culosis when IT reaches adolescence, be-
cause OF stresses peculiar 10 that lie
period. Thus may the youth who has
had typhoid fever, become so Empower
ished in blood that ne will later de-
velop a pernicious ancmia. Thus may
he who in early adult years has con-
tracted a vcncreal disease In the after
noon Of life manifest locomotor ataxla.
salyarsan Notwithstanding.
We arc here concerned with the un-
toward possibilities of ear inflamma-
lions such as have either not been
nipped in the bud, or have not been
promptly or properly attended TO-
Middle car catarrh Is the initial stage
Of practically all the serious diseases
of that most precious organ. tho organ
OF hearing. and OF tho complications OF
those diseases in other parts Of the
body. While incurahlc deafness. steal
ing upon one Ike thief in the night.
and not apparent perhaps until late mid
die lifc, may also originate from such
catarrh.
In very many cases also. middl" ear
catarrh is buc in It's turn to neglected
catarrhs Of the nose and throat. the in
t.ammation extending to the auricle by
way OF theE>u stachian tube. And in the
products Of such Inflammation we are
sure to find under the microscope
either Isolated or In mixed Infection.
generally the latter--the germs OF diph-
iberia, bronchitis. mumps measles, scar
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-07-14
The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
THE LoNGsTREET DINNER PARTY
BY Jane Phelps

the cub.
Eu, she 'hawrd Ut, the day Of fT-
mas Dime! I WAS delighted. because
when sac WAS 70 Geld. 40 distant :"
M. Sh" succeeded in making other~ nm
COmtCrt,Al" also. Then. too, | wanted!
i.cinn - have a GOOD opinion 90 my ms
hli.G AMI - rc;:,'Ive~. ! horel :. E'o''
deaf OF kappincSSs would come :" me
through knowing her Md kn"w x
she wished. Margaret could spoil even
our friendship.
E:rma's dinner was ce.IEhtfu,. Mar
care, ;h1wed wonderfully whcH she
found that Clarence iiutler. prominent
Warl Street man. had ben invited TO
mako tho even number
4 can only entertain four besides
ourselves now" Erma said IN her sweet
unaffected way. Later when Jim makes
his fortune shall have larger dinner
parties" -
"Si> = 4 very comfortable number.
Margaret responded generously. She
had yamped tho banker ever since we
sat down
WAS seated between HIM and jim
I.ony>trcct. jim gave me h;;'" shove
with his toe, thea wInkci ~ me. |
alr,oa, laughed aloud Instead | rrowncN
81, him. Nargarr; would be furious X
anyone were to accuse her OF r:rt!n%.
[ Will not attempt the menu. nut II
was dainty. dcliciOuzry cooked ana
served. The table was beautifully sot'
the centcrpicce. laid flat. WAS or nae
forms and rrarguerites. Erma's china
was dc!ica:eiy patterned IN blue ana
.n,J and her glass and silver wonder
fully polished. Her really expert house,
Lrer,rr va. evidenced IN everything.
NJ. heart WAS rul, OF envy ~ | Thought
Row harry | would be x Keith and l
.r,'G i've alone In n little nat. We had
n far hardsomer home. yet l hontSsi!
envied t:rma.
After dinner r.rr1a played t"r Us. IN"
was 4 good violiniS;. and a'c"mp,,''''
no. on the piano. Then | sang. hrma
RAD proposed we play bridge, 'he your
CHESTS. while she and jam looked on
Isut 10 nav surprise. Margaret vrto"d II
TT will De nee 10 tax ana ma
.or,c music instead" sho had said.
seconded her.
Whru VIC If; Margaret was very era
c,ous in her praise Of tn" dnnHr' am
.,roo,.srL 70 have jim and l|rma WIN
Ms soon. Mr.. Butler was invited - CAL
ma, haye tea with her
"Nodc a hit old girl. d.dnt YOU
Keith leased Margaret on the way Home
.p,t,,sr is supposed to DC a woman
ha;"r,
->o-ro-rov-Unrocog AOrotsm-
turo,sr,ed by George Matthew Ada'n'i')
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thaNt"r a.
We'll Vera. DID you ,nI"y yourself,
Keith asked rs "" rode home.
"rrm.nSc3y'- I wanted {" a"d. l
should have raloHed myself even NOR"
- Nj, - I.tslc hada'. been Y;Iylns
with YOU
y thought YOU were. tcic very
proud OF YOU Everyone was talking "t
YOUR game" |, VAS then he turned 70
Margaret and added:
She plays FAR better game than
you do Margaret. You Will have I"
brush up little % keep up
"Reginner's luck" she quoted again
"So-Yera plays raj game. Be
xInner's luck had nothing 10 do with
IL" Man-llke ne would nght FOR me Over
a gam. OF bridge. but irl me nEht my
own battle over thing ct FAR more mo-
ment In my life.
Time will toll" Margaret SAD /"
her cold ha:d voice.
Yes time will tell. MaCEar'; ana
l intend that the next ii"c Mr.. IRAN
compliments me ne shall 'ncLuG" III,
with Keith and Mrs. De ilSse. instead
OF saving they are the Only member"
OF the club who play ! better Eame.
Did Grant Say that. Vera? Keith
look pleased as ne asked the question
Indeed he did. and right o'tore MAJ
Eare,. 49,. -,
THAT why you are sore. IS =: ne
pinchcd Marga-ets cheek. she ma"
nushed angrtiy. "F!c ON YOU. MaTEaFep
I wouldn't have believed YOU Jealous
I'm no, Jealous! But the way vera
nreened herself tonight disguised me
You would thing 10 one ever p'aEco i
good game before ~" pose l"S' "
v,na.tpp over her luck.
Fortunately we drew Ut ~ the euro
INST then and Keith helped US OUT
.,r fortunately bcCaus" had = nasty
r.,o-, on my TIPS. Margaret Kissed
keith goodnight. and We WIT up 20 o"7
apartment ,.,,,.,.,,.
bridge brings gu, ali The !"a'"Hs.y
IA a person" Keith said. N"n nun"
What Margaret said about youT playing,
In . way she was proud that you p'HE'E
go well l know her
felt like saying l knew her 'ar 90
Ter than he did. She wanted me 10 P'"'
has,y 40 that would not be ASK 10
3oin the club, and had been rn2o!e
"a. be- desire from me. Il had s2urrc1
me on 10 greater efforts. 30 Pe'"'" :,
Indirectly. Margaret was TO o'''ne '''
m, success she $" resented.
FOR several days after the club meet
,ny She treated me with disGa!n or ap-
r~arnS not 20 know was alive. II
rather amused me. as I recognized t"e
cause was simply her jealousy cue 20
On. vav had been complIncnted nj