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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
SALLY AT EAST HILL BAPTIST
cHuRcH THIS EVENING.

The city p =. =. Z. win hold their
rails thls evening at the East I'm
BAPTIST church. Al members Of young
peoples organizations are invited az
weYi a. cider people who are interested
n THE work
An interesting program VII BE rem
serea which win Be a. follows.
konw~~Azsemhly.
praveT.
Innlnr Interests r. n, Y. r. U.-
Warren rserpout.
THEMES vera TTsndrteks.
euarfettem Selection.
Coed music as 4 factor In the work
~ tntsun neap1e-Aflsm ElIza beth Penn.
nnnw~~Aasemhfy-
Twenfv- address, by Dr. zfon-
Grief
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
BIRTHDAY PARTY IN HONOR OF
CAPTAIN BENNIE EDMUNDSON

as Bolan. Mr.. and Mrs William Co
ker. Mrs. Lois X. Maycs. AIRS. J. C.
Potter. Jr.. Mrs. J. G. Potter. AIR ana
Mrs. G. r. Burgoyno Mr. ana Mrs.
r. D. Raub. Mr. and Mrs Foster az
birmingham. Lieut. and Afra u NJ.
Thomas. Lieut.. and Mrs william
Reed Lieut.. Commander and Mrs.
Munfort, Lieut. and AIRS. watson.
Misses Hrda and Catherine Boian.
Gonevieva Loftin. Mary Cowiey. viz
ginia walker. Lillian rhomas. Mar
Raret Durham. Gussie Sims. Daisy
White. Helen Burgoyne. Marguerite
Mayes. Mary Gilmore Lieut. y. ~.
Dillon. Lieut. Acxer. Lieut. Ivan Nil
Ter. Ensign Davis. Dr Register. e. r.
o. Bin Ciuthe. lou Caro-. ~. Lee,
Clarence Melton. George cowiey.
Drew sims, Frank Hatton. Mr. David
son. Capt sheppard. Pickett Jones.
Richard cowiey. Fred Gilmore. and
others.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
wlfxApETA BENNETT CLASS
SEND Two DELEGATES TO
NATIONAL CONVENTION

Miss NaFy and Ruth SchornheFst
s.st Yesterday as ofsela1 delegates ap-
uosrtea ~ tie Elisabeth Bennett Class
AZ me gsaasden street Nethndist
rharra - attend fhe National rarac-
"a ara phflafhea convention In De-
sroit. they took with them a flne re-
0oxf which viii Re q spiendzs adver-
ss.emeuf for the class az wei as the
ehureh. After tha convention they
wrtrl rarnaln IN Detroit fer several
vgnets a. tha guests IF frieoaa ard
relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

UEEI3
GUARANTEES Trust Company
-. .. Byrd and wife % = y. Byrd
Feb "a. 1871, 81 ana other: property
"a hlocs q the Maxent tract
Trustees win John Andrew Hrosna-
ham 70 Edith q. Hargin. May a.. 1871.
81 and other. lots s. hna n. = =
block S. Belmont tract
Levi Owens and wife % Florida Farm
Mortgage CO. June "a. 1884, 81 and
other. property in block 81. East King
tract.
National Land sales Co. 70 stukeiy
r. Waterman and wife. June 3 Ia2i.
81 aud other: lot "a. block 5, Sec. L.
Tp. /. :. r. 80 W.
A. T. Rarkdui 10 J. O. Lewis. Juns
!. 1891. $50; lots 8 and 8 IN block :.
sec. 2. To. I. =. n. 30 w.
Annie Reafi Brown. guardian. 20 a.
Lischkoff, Nay -. 1891. s.. 500; part
lots q 20 "a block So. belmont tract.
A. Laschkoff and wife % trustees lat
81. =. church, June ?. 1891. 1850.
part lots "a % "a, block 81. Belmont
tract
John ,. sheridan and wife 90 Martha
r. Harvey. June "a. 1874. t2.ooo: W.
= Of W. y e 8. n. = q 8. r. =.
Sec. s.. and T.. = Of =. W. = o. :. y.
y ~ Sec. -. Tp. 1. 3. X 81 ".
r. n. Jones. Jr.. ana wife 20 Real
Estate Securities Co, June ne. 1891.
81 and other; iof 20. block -. % the
Maxeut tract
Sara n. Coleman. widow. ~ al %
Henry r. Coleman. Sept. 20. 1899.
500 and other property In Sec. Is.
Tp. 4. ~. n. % W
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

them. The majority ~ state superin-
tendents already have named state
committees. & was said.
Many schools have written that
they are making the ESSAYS the basis
~ final examine IONS. requiring pupils
IN English. for instance. &c write COM
positions on Good Roads ard High
way Transport" as part Of their SCI Dol
work. II Is belies "a this method win
be largely followed IN the contest next
year. One school with 500 pupils re-
Gently wrote IN that the entire stu
dent body was competing In other
schools. entire classes. notably seniors.
are competing.
The committee gave cut a letter re-
cefsed from Miss Katharine r.. Butter
field. Welser. idaho. winner % last
years s.hoiarahip in which she wrote
II her emations when she first learned
~ her success
1t was aiiaos; unbelievable then"
writes Miss Basterfiold and even now
the wonder does not cease. Even with
the delightful year In the east which
has been given me. I sfiii cannot get
used 20 Il. And when I try 20 realize
there are three more years % college
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
MEMBERS OF THE CHRISTIAN
cAuncA TO ENJOY OUTING.

Members of the First Christian
church ana their friends win enjoy an
old fashioned picnic to1sy AZ a beau
flful spoi near the Missing LARK Ferry.
Every family has provided = basket
~ lunch and various games and sports
hava been planned Tor both the chile
sarsn and the grown folks. Thts j. an
annual custom Of the Christian church.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
ENGAGEMENT or MISS JEAN HENRY TO
TROY v. H0UGH ANNOUNCED

and personality she has a vide cir-
Gle Of friends and acquaiutances who
win be interested to learn Of her ap-
preaching marriage.
Afr. HouEh although from Camden.
s. G.. has made Pensacola his home
for the past year and Is connected
with the Morris and CO.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
PRETTY LUNCHEON IN HONOR
OF MISS WILMA BARKDULL

Hyer, Clara Moreno. ADELAIDE Garfield.
Eleanor Mitchell. Beth nrounson. IA
mic Towley. Beatrice Howe. Bessie ana
Christine sheppard. Miss Brittlan OF
Tennessee. Mrs. Eugene Taylor. Mrs.
George Henderson, Mrs Harry
Thompson and the honor guest. Mlsa
Barixdu1 and the hostess. Miss Rice
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

There viii be lawn party NJ the
First Methodist church on Tuesday
evening a. S o'clock Special taclea
and refreshments viii be IN charge e
the girls % the Sunday school This
party viii he n tha form Of a get
together social for members ~ al
church organizations and their friends
both young and old
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

Dr. and Mrs W. a. J. Pollock an
nounce 10 engagement and approach
ing marriage Of their neice, Miss Jean
Henry 20 Troy Vance Hongh. the mar
rage 20 take place at 5 .. m Satur-
day AZ the home Of Or. and Mrs
Pollock
Miss Henry has mads her home with
pr. and Mrs. Pollock since childhood
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

Miss Myrtle Rice win be hostess At
= pretty luncheon today az the San
Carlos hotel IN honor Of her attrac-
tive visitor. Miss wilma Flarkduii %
Miami.
Covers were laid for twenty; Misses
Doris Merritt. Anna Lamar. Ethel
paderick. AIne Bonacker. Robbie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
woMAn's AUXILIARY
70 MEET.

The Wosnan'm Auxiliary % the First
Presbyterian church vii meet this
afternoon ST the church At o'clock.
Aa tbs wsu be a very important husi-
nssa meeting ali members are urged
10 attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

We are proud Of the conf
denee doctors. druggists and the
public have in 666 Chill and
Fever Tonic.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
ANNOUNCE BIRTH
OF A DAUGHTER.

Mr. and Mrs. c. r. Wheat. 2sb w.
R0mana-st-, are receiving congratuia-
fiona on the bsrth Of a little daughter
who Win bear the name Of Mary Pa
fricia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
pANcg az &c 80.

There viii be 3 dance Ct Fig City
this evening for the benefit II the bah
team. Good music wiIl be furnished.
The right II reserved 10 refuse adj
mlas!on % any undesirable parties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
ovER RIA HlLLs

Bg Eugene Fieia)
over tne aElls ard Tar away.
a little boy steals from his morning
pisv
Ana under the biossosnlng apple tree
He hes ard dreams 81 the things to
be-
OF battles fought and Of victories wen,
or wrongss o'erthrown and oE great
deeds 8ene-
over the bills and far awayl
OF the vaior that - shall provs some
day.
over he hills and Tar away
over the hills ard far away!
over the hills and Tar away
IT'S . Cor the toll tie Aveioug day1
Bus Il fua1fereth not fo the soul aflame
with = love for riches and power and
fanaas
On. q mani while the sun T. high
on 20 me certain joys that IL
YonaeT where blazatA the noon q
day.
over the hills and far away
Ar old man lingerm At cloag- 81 day
New that his journey il almost done.
Hts battles fought and his victories
xwon--
The ola time honesty and truth.
The truatfalnesa and the friends %
youth.
Home ard mother-~where are theyE
Over the hills and far away
Over the hills and far awaYl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

Rub Ny-Tism r 3 powerful
antlsepsie. Cures infected cuts.
nd stores. letter. etc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

The Edmunason home was the scene
Of beautiful party last evening when
Mrs. Bonnie Edmundson entertained
IN honor Of her husband. Captain Ben
ME Edmundaon. the occasion being his
birthday.
TIE rooms on the lower floor were
thrown into one and were decorated
with masses OF pink. blue and lavender
hydranReas. bright marigoids. shasta
daisies and fern. In the dining room
was placed handsome punch bowl
and here this cooling beverage was
served during the evening
Music for dancing was furnished BY
q four piece orchestra.
Those who enjoyed this affair were.
Afr. and Mrs p. r. Brand. Mr.. and
Mrs Henry Umhaek. Mr. and Mrs
r. v. Convey. Mr.. and Mrs c. II.
Iarkin. AR. and Mrs G. r. Henrichs.
air. and Mrs Langley Beli, Mrs. Thorn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
S()CIE Y
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS

Frlday. June IT.
Second performance or The TreaS~
ura Hunters at +. II. =. aadlto-
rum AZ 5 =. m.
Saturday, Jurs fs--
Elisabeth Bennett Class % conduct
aala ef Infants clothes.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

SKIRTS
Special lot Of white flannel and
sport skirts, former price s22.50.
OlfeTeu NJ @A@s1W
Special lot wool plaid skirts
at .s............s S9.Sc
Special lot wool plaid skirts
at SA&-ou
Special lot cotton plaid skirts.
NJ s+......#s... .@a.VU
One lot white wash skirts,
Linene material. Offered
~ #&AsN8
One lot non-shrink wash skirts.
formerly sold at $3.50.
nos priced at ........ .S5.9S
One lot skirts, up TO $40 values,
offered az ...........S $3.50
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
UNDER GARMENTS

SILK GOWNS
ore Lot Gowns s&sa
ore Tsaalss tsso vaiess s&-s9
Ore Let sHk Teddss sf.aa
one Tot Fancy Six psttleoats 80. AaH
one Lot Suk palarnaa ..................lf
one Lot suk carnsoies stss
Ore Let Six Ganasoies
one les Kavser sak Vests $40
ons let Kayssr sHk Vests ................... asa
Lot KaYser Bioersrs .................. s1ss
one Los satla Bioorners ass
saftesn pettiecats CSC
one Let Fhlppno cc@ns $50
Ph4ppno co~rs ss4eo
aasin covns SIS
Ore act white ara Mssin cc~ns -. ..... t2Te
Ore let knt kayssr union Salts. uneesla as
sss
ore let kavser ilsie Threaa Sesa .............
Let Nana-maae Waists +9Ta8
waists $50
let Asna.raade ................... 80
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17

prompa
cah and final No pprnyak
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-17
DRESSES

DRESSES
All our Swiss ard orsandy Dresses. ser.
merry sold IS hish az szz.so ard s3s.oo.
gFferea az sssest*sssss ssssssss+s f&f#sfa
ore Zoe Linen Dresses. regular sfs.Ys
values. cisaranes sale Price ... sfo.so
ore tot colered orsandy and Volls
Dresses, specially priced a. ....... $3.50
spesiai lot ~ Dettsd Swiss ard volia
Dresses. clearanes sale price =. .sf7so
Imported bingham Dresses. formerly sois
~ sfs.Ys. nos 60 az ............. .afo.oo
ore special iot % Wolfe Dresses. sfs.oo
values, Clearance Sale Frice ....s. $50
voHs Dresses. regular values 20 sio.oo.
offeFe0 ~ ses.sF-srsat fsssssss s&8sN3
spsslal tea ~ bingham Dresses. ssso
ard $3.50 values. offered 81 ....... $50
tssuss Aprons ard Dresses. special vatess
It s..s....s.sss.s..+s...ss stsoo ann efssa
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

VIII be absent from the First Pros
hyt,ri1u church the second and third
Sundays Of August, but Will not take
% longer vacation because OF tho III
ness of his assistant, Rcv. Hugh a.
trosWcll. Rev. w. &. Clock OF West
Tulsa Methodist church viii not
take n vacation because of duties
incident to tho new building.
Those now on vacation are Rev.
g. y. Siivr OF Emmanuel Baptist
church who viii continue n camping
trip two weeks longer Mt Grove.
oklahoma. Rev q. ~. Morris, Tulsa
district superintendent OF tho Moth
udtHt church, who, with his wife. is
nov at Santa Fe. New Mexico; Rev.
ira Crahtroc of Grace Methodist
church who Is at Gualph. Mo. and
H'v. l.. y. Barton Of Boston Avenue
church who Is one OF the delegates
tn tho world convention Of the
Methodist church IN London, Eng
land, early In September. Rev. Har-
old q. Cooke Of Centenary Metho-
dist church and Rev. Robert II
clarke of College Hill Presbyterian
church have already had their
lcuVta of absence.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
TULSA MINISTERS
TAKE VACATIONS
No Shortage of Pastors
VIII BE Felt Here
This Summer

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
FAST IS FEELING
THE HARD TIMES
Cooke Finds Cause for
,,Ontimism After Visit
ing Many States
WEST TRULY AMERICAN
,,lsa Pastor Believes Bump
er Crops Have Quieted
Talk Of Depression

.,,. f.,,g tho
The ''i'h.i ''1' ,b, f,r-
harder r".s a''i' ~ n,cordi,g 70
thor west. 'A' ',, G,nl,o - Pms
the Rev li'.''" -, a.. 'Yr' on cvicnd"d
returned h''.' ~ ,.t.,,,,,t,, tn.tco
trip may t.,',,, "a, o,nrovira,n-
across 'A' r'h.'ne'..,r IL, "a'hh' 80 ut
y 3N d1'' N."S. ,,,..' tu. ~ b,ord
\ 70' N''' " ~ r,,tt,,,,,s im no.
l.d 'h' pis."It W. .,.n.', ,ba s,h.
III lohn'- 'i "' ',',i,i'n. ,sr,, nm.
,ect of n.''n'ss ''.,'u',''''a , ,d - h,o f,rt
toned "l. - .rJ ,rrcott.n
is taken i'. L'i.'.'" ,''', -, no
vh.." me .'''',l.. ",'' ,,,,,c o, co,,
Mississippi 'h' cur '',,i t,d IhUr'i, hnrgi,ces and
yersa'ioH '''", ,'' ~ 49,, ''''
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A'hoi'n PI'.'.' "' r,a "SSrr,,.,,
'h0se i' ''h'f l'.i ~ 'l '',r roI",,i,,S,, r',t,S
have il.''' J" lu, r' ~ pa ~ arI,,s,
haa inDI''.'". ''u ,,,tii ,, 80,
have been f"'d' VII" 'p''''''' p'
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
CAPITOL WORKING
TO AID BUSINESS

tDONriNtrr IpoM rAGE ONEj
Ing harmuniuusly together for the
general welfare az the country.
senators. far from feeling that
their prcraGHtivcs are being at
tackled hy the president when he
presents to them hls views of what
policies should be- pursued, seem to
feel pleased tnit the executive
should cooperate with them
Members Of tho house take much
the same view of the situation. And
tho teamwork Of the administration
he beginning To attract the attcn-
tion Of its enemies, Hs well as its
friends.
Not only has the president showed
"A willingness to meet senators aud
congressman half way but hc has
gone even more than half way. for
10 has been but short time since
he went to the senate restaurant.
whore he was IN the habit Of luuch-
ing during his days in tho senate.
and luuChcd there again with num-
Der OF his former colleagues. going
over with thcm, both then and later,
sOmo OF the matters on his mind
with regard TO legislation.
Held Conference.
Then, at a later date. he invited
"a number of the senator's to the
white house for dinner and "A dis
cussion and followed this by a sim
iIar dinner for members of the
house
These attentions to the members
Of the legislative branch OF the gov
eminent. and the desire to confer
ana consult with them, rather than
10 give them orders ana ply the lash
r orders are not promptly uhoycd,
have brought the executive and
legislative branches Of the govern
mcnt close together ana the result
is they are working in close har-
mony And their chief purpose, at
this time. Is to bring the husincss of
the country back to its former state
OF activity.
I.Nprcss Sentiment.
Senator Watson. OF Indiana, a
close friend Of the president; chief
lieutenant to Senator pcnrosc: aud
n power In the senate. expressed the
sentiment which prevails In the
united administration. and voiced
the plan in which Legislative and
executive branches have agreed,
when he said a few days ago.
Let congress revise the taxes at
the earliest possible moment and
industry viii get back on itg feet.
start tn" factories and idle men win
b" given employment And when
workmen are employed, when they
have money with which to buy food,
the farmer win reap the benefit,
ana agriculture, now at low tide, win
prosper. NothinE win help the farm
cr more than busy factories"
VIII Encourage Capital.
senator Watson bolcy"s a revision
81 the existing tax avs win do moro
O.. D. 4. L. .. O. ffl, o.
uf capital iu industry ana starting
he smoke from the factory chim-
uoys than anything else, ana the
AVOID THE HEAT
Wire for Reservations to
THE rlSHNAN HDIEL
Iofogkcy. Michigan
Finest IN the North
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
WRECKERS RAZiNG
OLD KENDALL GYM
Historic Building Will
Be, Thing Of Past With
in Few Days

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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

There IL more action 20 tho square
inch crowded into every foot Of film
displayed at the Lyric thcatcr than
has been enjoyed hy a local audience
in "A long time. Tho photo-drama is
called desperate Trails" and its star
is non" other than the ace OF the
western drama, Harry Carey. The
story was written hv Courtney Ryle,
Cooper ana was directed by Jack
Ford --Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01

"Wol. we'll, So we have our friend
and conforc, Mr. McCarty, with us
once more Are you going TO lend MS
Your valuable assistance in this
.Cluo?'
\ tall spare, slightly bald. slight
Nv StoOp- -shouldcrcd figure detached
himself from the group about the
throne chair as McCarty made his
rcappearauCo in the reception hail
and advanced step or two with
outstrotChod hand. There was
amused oondcSc"nsion in his alert,
Sclf-cOnfidout manner ana "A hint of
sarcasm in the crisp tones which
made the honest face of the eX-
roundsman flush. but b" responded
quietly q, hc shook hands:
'luspuCtOr Druct has taken me on
as special deputy. Mr. Tcrhuno.
happened 10 ho ON hand when the
Iudv was discovered DO
AS usual. rh %" Tho noted Criml-
roloEist smiled a trifle wryly Real
lv, II the word had not been SO much
abused | could cal YOU an oppuT-
tunist, my dear McCarty. | have ac-
ccptcd Mrs. CrovcIIng's commission
to investigate the affair I'm her be
half ana | presume that "" can
count ON NouI Cq-opcTailpp' II you
were here when the crime was first
discov"ycd perhaps YOU viii bee good
enough 10 give mo the d"'uila. !
have learned nothing as yet except
that Mr. Crry,l7r was found shot
I'm tho breast and my client refuses
to entertain 'hc theory Of suicide"
MCCHrty complied willingly enough
but with certain reservations.
He led Wade Terhunc first TO the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-01
NOPsIs.

u,, hNof'is'
,.s',.11"'d ~o"'d uo 'hl't enters the phaual
Inc lie .r,a w Lusrne christopher treye,
into the hands Of A dei,etiy. ~. is ,,.,,i,
perturbcd and rrotc.ts mo h.1 r,ttng
u do with what's In dor,."
ON the floor OF a room lies man In
g',n,nf clothes the front Of whose shirt
Mana ",', 1000 '"d within touch " his
laid Tor t,,n ,,t',, '''y ,.'',v,t inc table Is
unmcItod The raYss d. a',,'.,, ." sun. s'.,.
beings Mr Alexander. par.rcr in tusirr.,
10 the dead man. and unclo e. his wife.
slpeRrs say,ns Ire has been summoned by
t.Is3hohs, Mrs Croycilng appears also.
sescr,,i, '''s nor ihe servants who la'ot
Mrs. Cleyciinr int ,,, ,'N.. On IN, "tt'h.
detective service. Tho ,nc' ss',s .,-,,l ,n" h'st
at her firm stand and prgtslt. "'' ''1'
m ~ 80, SI'ud'I' white hands resting
,'nc w u' ms OF hrr chair Erippcd
1,uS'ly az the sudden question, bat
Sn' I'pIItu without hesitation or
SUI prs
Nl.h"'tS tn'tor? Certainly. He IS
VII" VI OUT closest friends"
ana INC ORourkcs and Fords
".u INC Iauy named Culp or KIP"
Mc'hity persisted. "Will YOU give
me lheir nun names and addresses
p'.,He are thcy all I'm the sam"
SET
hey arc all In my immediate
,lr'i' ~ friends, If that IS what you
i,I'an' ~ IT suddenly conscious uf
.iIuS' b'uINlnS hands she lifted
,l'hl ana let them fall idly into her
zap. "ot course, Mr.. Crcvcling had
many caSua friends " whom | know
h"thluR; 'lunmcn and business asso-
'lat'f' nut those YOU mention have
nc'h our social intlmatos for years.
Mr.. ana Mrs LonSdalo Ford live at
TN" ST Maur apartments on Nadi-
son avenue, Mrs Baillic Kip, II that
- Wh" YOU mean, has house ON
hast SiNly-third street, and Mr., and
Mrs. John Cavauapgh O'Rourkc
nave taNen the harrington residence
a i"w blocks above us on the avenue,
here. Tho Wavcrlv's town house "a
TWO BLOCKS south
Mc'artN h1d scarcely heard the
IaSt '"ntonc". His face flushed and
with shining cy"s h" repeated:
John Cavanaugh . Rourkc'
Would you know Mrs. CrcyclinE, IL
ne came from the old country, from
near l1uhlin?'
Yes. lie ana his wife both came
from thcr" a"out SIX wears ago. She
was Lazy Margaret sinclair The
even voice responded without show
or interest
Little Lady Peggy McCarty
murmurcd softly 10 himself she
ana the son OF th"' ~ Rourke' To
think ot ~ The years do be sliding
along fast'
lie was apparently absorbed, al.
suddorrv mIs,od in i,ttinp Jnu,, tbc