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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
DOCTOR GIVES LIFE IN
YELLOW FEVER FIGHT
BY Associated Press to Every Evening

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening
Vera Cruz, Mex, Dec. 27.--Doctor
Howard Il. Cross, Of the Rockefeller
Institute, died here today, victim
of the yellow fever.
Doctor Cross came here early this
month to open laboratory for study
Of the yellow fever and the marsh
fever for the Rockefeller Institute.
Twelve days ago he went TO Tuxtepec,
centre of the yellow fever district, and
after spending two days there in
specting sanitary conditions con
tracted the disease. He was inn
medately brought here and futile ef-
forts were made TO save his life.
Doctor Cross is the second Ameri-
can physician to die here of yellow
fever within year, the first being
Doctor Paedrick. attached to tho
American consulate,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
POLICEMEN AND FIREMEN
On THE RACK

-Four fremen VIII be brought before
The Board Of Directors OF the Depart
mcnt Of Public Safety this afternoon
FOR trial and nth is expected to
tender his resignation. Three of the
hromsn are said TO have been late
ana Lieutenant Townsend is alleged
10 have been OF duty without leave.
W. Connor Of Engine Company NO.
! Is expected 10 resign, according to
report around headquarters.
One policeman charged with being
drunk will also be given a hearing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
RIOTS IN EGYPT CONTINUE.
Eleven Killed and Fourteen
Wounded in Cairo Disturb
ince, London Hears.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Dcc. 2I.--Eleven Egyptians
were killed and IL others wounded in
the recent nationalist disturbances In
Cairo, says foreign Office statemci. {
today, based on a casualty list ius,
received from the Egyptian capital
No British casualties occurred, it was
stated.
Disturbances arc continuing i'm
Cairo, the advicos added, and attempts
have been made 10 bring about wrecks
ON the railways. One such attempt
succeeded, train on the Heluan rail-
way being derailed Christmas Day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
BALTIMORE POLICE HUNT GIRL.
Think Young Woman Who Disappear.
cd From Y. W. &. A. Is III.

BY Associated rress to Every Evening
Baltimore. Dee. 21.--No news had
been received this morning of the
whereabouts OF Miss Lima Dale Rus
sell, % years. of Albsrmarle, y. G
who disaprC C9~ed Sunday night from
the south - u OF tho Young Wo-
mons Chit Association here
Miss RuaSli, student I'm designing
and costuming. vanished from the
home presumably about . O'Clock Sun
day night, as that was the last tim.
she was seen there. She left a hall
finished gown, her purse and iewclry
On the table.
Not the slightest clue has developed
to show whether she had been lured
away or had wandered off as the re-
suit of some suddenly developed III
ness. The police incline toward the
latter theory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
POLICE ARREST BANDIT GANG
Think They Have the PRINCIPALS IN
Hold-ljPs That Melted $4,000.

iN Associated Ircss to Every Evening.
East st. Louis. Dec. 27.-Policc OF
East st. Louis and neighboring towns
expressed the belief today that they
had rounded up a band OF robbers
which has obtained $4,000 i'm four
recent bank and payroll robberles i'm
central and southern Illinois. Nine
men were under arrest. and six OF
them identified in connection with The
robberies..
The robberies included that of the
Peabody Coal Mining Company. OF
kincaid in which $4,000 was stolen.
August is; State Bank OF Panama, in
which $4,000 was taken. December
y; State Bank of Iuka. IN which SIS
600 was taken, December 20. and the
Duro state Bank, which was robbed
Iof $1,000 on December %.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
SEEKS PARDON.
life Termer Applies 10 State Board
for His Release.

Dover. Dec. .27.--An application for
the pardon OF George Colombo. who
IS serving life sentence en- a serious
oifense. has been flied With the Board
OF pardons, by MIR. Levy of Marvel
Marvel, Layton & Hughes, attorneys OF
Wilmington. The board will meet on
January 5, when this case and others
pending will be considered.
When originally sentenced. Colombo
was directed TO pay the life penalty.
but through pleading of counsel, Gov
ernor Pennewill commuted the SEN
tence TO life Imprisonment. The al
legged crime was committed in 1909.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
FORMER G. A. r. CHIEF DEAD.

BY Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
Indianapolis, Ind, Dee. 27.--William
y. ketchan, former commander-in-
hief of the Grand Army of the Repub-
lie, died at his home here today. lie
was 75 years old. Death was caused
by acute indigestion.
Mr.. ketcham was elected COM
inander-in-chief September -. 1920.
lie was succeeded by Lewis Pitcher.
OF New York, who was elected at the
Grand Encampnent held here last
September.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
WILL ASK u. S. TO ASSIST.
France and England to Invite
This Country to Take Part in
Economic Conference.
uy Associated Press 10 Everv r.yenlne

Uy Associated Press TO Every Evening.
Paris. Dec. 27.--The United States
probably will be invited 10 send on
cisl representatives to the Interim
tional Financial and Economic Con
ference which is~-to be called by the
Allied Supreme Council at its meeting
iE Cannes early next year.
Premiers BRAND and Lloyd George.
II Is said ON the best Of authority. are
agreed on the necessity for organizing
such Il conference on sufficiently broad
lines to grapple not only with the Etf-
ropean financial muddle, but with the
worlds economic problems.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Ii. Baldwin Returns From Fort.

Lieutenant Warren Il. Baldwin,
19Sth Artillery -Aircraft) Della
ware National Guard, has completed
a three-months' course of instruction
on National Guard anti-aircraft, at
Fort Monroe, Va. Lieutenant Bald
win reported TO the adiutant- general.
this morning, at the same time pre-
senting a certificate of efficiency,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Capt. Richard BIocksom Hurt.

Richard Blocksom aged 62 years,
43s Geddes street, employed as n
captain on a tug Of the Charles
Warner Co. fell down hatchway on
rhe vessel this morning and struck his
head against the engine, sustaining n
laeoration Of the left ear. He was
removed TO the Delaware Hospital for
treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
GRADED DOWN.
tuNeliicr seemed to Get the Cart BE,
fore the Horse.

Leon +. Cuvell.cr. charged with OBJ
tanning a suite OF furniture from Chas.
liurlock furniture dealer, Seventh and
Poplar streets. ON false pretenses. was
held under Ss0e bail for the Court of
General Sessions by Judge Lynn in
Municipal Court today.
Hurlock said that Cuvellier came TO
him on July 16 and said his wages at
the store where he was employed had
been raised to S75 week and he
would bo able 20 pay for the furniture
Ia few weeks Later he learned
That instead Of Cuvellier's wages being
raised he had been discharged. Cuvel-
licr was arrested i'm New York.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
OHIO FLOOD DANGER OVER.
River Registers $50 Feet But
Recession is Expected to
Start Soon.
I'y Associated Press to Every Evening.

l'y Associated Press to Every Evening.
Cincinnati, Dec. 27.--The Ohio river
was stationary at Cincinnati early to-
day at 55.9 feet, and the weather bu-
reau expected a recession soon, All
but TWO railroads-the Chesapeake and
Ohio and the Louisville and Nashville
had been forced TO abandon the CEN
tral Union depot but were operating
without impairment of service from
stations on higher ground.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
ONE KILLED, MANY HURT
IN RIOT, BELFAST RFrORTs

Belfast. Dec. 27-one man was
killed and several wounded in =. CLASH
between q constsbuisry patrol and a
number Of men in the Marrowbon.
area today.
Tho constables challenged the men.
who were acting suspiciously. where
upon one Of the men fred shot
ueunding a policeman. 4 running
fight followed IN which the sniper was
killed. order was restored with tke
aid OF armored cars.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Aninmnhlln Mrrrhnd.

oar beluueiue 20 Timothy VIII
ilsuis, NoTro " iie5 Walnut street
and op,rAicd hs John Newman. Negro.
vst dAinaNed 30 tho extent of $500
sunday night whom N struck the
water iuntsin ~ Pennsylvania ave
nu. ano Van llurrn streets aud tursn.
al turtle. tn, driver was unhu.t
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Prominent Relief Worker Dead.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Evening.
Rome. Dec, 27-Lawis Morris Idd-
ings. OF Warren, Ohio. long time Sec
ings, of aWrren. Ohio, long time sec
retary of the American Embassy in
Rome, and prominent IN war reliet
work, in Italy during the war. died
suddcnly here last evening.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
maaniau knock.d Ont.

lh,onsciouS presumably from the
en~rts of como drink man supposed
fo y" Thomas Mannian was found on
Harlan Field about ii.ao O'Clock this
morninS. lie vas taken in the police
nmhulnnc" 60 the Delaware Hospital.
l's condition is not believed 20 be ser.
ittis
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Amusements ronls ht.

Piayhouse-"C Captain sDplejack "
Garrick-Na Vaudeville and pictures.
Queen Ladies Must Live
Majestic" Beating tho Game
Arcadia Two Minutes 20 Go"
savoy Her Face Value "
Parkway y--"rhe Three Aiusketssrs.'
Aldiue-Naudeyl lille and pictures
Auditorium Roller skating.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Harry Hushebeck Ill.

Harry Hushebcck. deputy comp
trollor for New Castle county, is con-
lined 90 his home. at New Castle. by
an attack of lumbago.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Irror ,suses Auno,auc.,

rlbli~hcd birth ANNOUNCEMENT
hss csu~s-i annoyance To- Mr. and Mr.
fi"hcrt Nulhar of luai Clayton street
The birth was in the family OF Ro,
bert a htuth'f, Charles
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Wesley Christmas PariY.

The primary department of Wesley
nj. y. sunday school viii hold its
Christmas party at 2,30 O'Clock tomor-
row afternoon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
REDS HOLD BRITON AS SPY.
Grandson Of Former American Am.
bassad0r Accused BY Bolsheyik.

BY Associated Press TO Every Evening.
London. Dec, 27.-Lieutenant John
Bigelow Dodge, stepson of Lionel
George Guest, fourth son of Lord VIM
borne, was arrested by Bolshevik au-
thorities as an alleged secret British
agent as he was about to embark on
an Italian steamship at Batum, De-
cember ?. according to a times de.
spateh from Constantinople.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27

Lieutenant Dodge, a grandson OF the
late John Bigelow, one time American
Ambassador TO France, was born in
the United States. but is a naturalizsd
British subject. lie served in the
British army during the world war
and was awarded the DISTINGUISHED
Service Order for sallantry i'm the
Gallipoli campaign
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27

lf' Glover Dairy "Safo Milk" for
M r"h""l 'hllds body aud mind
1uhdu. ihpn, lato-is4i ADV.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27
Weather Forecast.

BY Associated Press 20 Every Escninx
Washington. Dec q Weather fore
cast for Delaware.
Cloudy tonight: Wednesday. sir. sons-
what colder.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-12-27

Sun. MOON. TEMPERATURE. TfDr.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
AGAIN
STARTS HEAVY
Industrials and Oils Are Off
in First Hour of Trading
Today

NEW YORK. Sept. 81 Omitted
Press "A heaviness of industrials
and oils characterized the early trad
ing on the stock market today.
Mexican Petroleum opened off IS
at 9sik and then dipped TO 9sA,
Atlantic Gulf was off * at 27 ls. AS
phant again was an exception to the
trend in oils and opened up 4 at
52ih.
Baldwin made a new low on the
decline at S6A, off q.
Steel Common also lost x. at 70 Il q.
The rails acted somewhat better
than the rest of the list. New Haven,
Southern Pacific and Union Pacific
zwere all fractionally higher.
Just before noon Mexican Petro-
leum broke through 9S. Pan Amer
ican b., got down 3, off /.
At the opening New Haven was up
IA at IS; Southern Railway 21A un-
changed Mexican Petroleum 991s,
off y Utah 49iA. unchanged As
phalt 521s up "; American Smelt-
ing 36%, off q; Texas Company
35X, unchanged; Baldwin s6h, off
q; Reading ~, unchanged; South
ern Pacific 79%, up u; U. S. Steel
1919, off h Union Pacific 121 y up
4; Atlantic Gulf 271s, off k; Stu
debaker "A, up u and Corn Products
TN, off X.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
Girl IS CAUSE
OF SHOOTING
One Man in Serious Condi-
tion in Chester Hospital,
Another in Jail
WOUND
IN FELLOWS HEAD

CHESTER, Pa, Sept. 27-Dispute
over a girl was responsible for the
shooting OF Charles O'Mara, 21 years
old, Of this city. o'Mara is in the
Chester Hospital, suffering from a
gunshot wound of the head. Pete
Afroto, 25 years old, who is alleged
TO have done the shooting, was
caught. and Magistrate Elliott held
him without bail to await the out
come OF O'Mara's injuries, which are
serious.
O'Mara and Afroto met on Morton
avenue and engaged in a heated ar
gument over the affections Of a Pol
ish maiden, which terminated in a
fist fight. Three Of O'Mara's friends
jumped into the fray and began to
pummel Afroto. Afroto broke away
and ran into restaurant, followed
by his pursuers, and it was at this
stage Of the fracas that he is said to
have opened fire with his revolver
and O'Mara fell, with bullet wound
in the head. The alleged gunman
escaped through a rear door. but
was later apprehended as he was try
ing to escape from his own residence.
The police found the revolver in the
yard in the rear OF the restaurant
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON
TREATY OPPOSITION

WASHINGTON. Sept. 27, (United
Press "A sharp division OF opinion
on the German peace treaty among
Democratic Senators was disclosed
today at a party conference, which
broke up without definite action on
what attitude to take toward ratifi-
cation.
Democratic Leader Underwood an
nounced another meeting would be
called for Thursday to discuss the
pact.
Reports that Former President
Wilson had permitted his views on
the treaty to be transmitted TO DEM
ocratic Senators was not discussed
according to Senators. Several DEM
ocrats declared that the rumor OF
Wilson's opposition to the treaty
have come to them but all denied
that any authentic word had been
received from the former President.
Many Democrats left the confer
ence stating that they had not yet
determined what their attitude would
be. There we're % Senators pres
ent. Sentiment generally among
the Democrats according to Senators
at the conference is opposed TO the
treaty. Some OF them, however, il
was said. while criticising the pact
are inclined to vote for 1t "as the best
Of bad bargain"
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
VINSON
LAID TO REST
Funeral of Kent County
Soldier Killed in France
Held Yesterday
INTERMENT IN
CAMDEN CEMETERY
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special to The Evening Journal.
DOVER, Sept. 27.-The funeral
Of Private Clarence Vinson OF Leb-
anon, who died In France, Novem-
ber 3, 1918. from wounds received
in battle. was held from the home Of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs James
Vinson. at 2 o'clock yesterday after
noon under the auspices OF Walter
l.. Fox Post, No. 2, American Legion.
A large crowd attended the funeral
The Rev. Wilson c. Moore and the
Rev. Alfred Smith, d.. D., delivered
the sermons.
Captain II. II. Hanson, chaplain
OF the Walter l.. Fox Post, No. 2,
had charge OF the services at the
grave for the American Legion.
James Wheatley conducted the exet-
cises of the Jr. o. u. A. NJ. The G..
A. r. members attended in a body.
The firing squad was composed OF
men from Company G OF Dover.
Dover Band played several selec-
tions, Taps were sounded by Bugler
Marvel Baxter. Floral emblems were
numerous and handsome.
The pallbearers were John Argo,
Sherley p. Smith, James Covington,
George Walls, James Thomas and
Hughett X. Mcdaniel. all former
service men. Argo and Smith help
ed to carry Vinson when wounded to
an aid station.
Interment was made in odd Eel
lows cemetery, Camden.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
BRIDAL COUPLE ON
TRIP TO NIAGARA
Special to The Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening journal.
BRIDGEVILLE, Sept. 2T.-An-
nouncements have been issued by
Mr.. and Mrs. Al. Short OF the mar
riage OF their daughter. Hilda Anne.
to John Raymond Baker, OF Days
boro. The ceremony was performed
Saturday morning by the Rev.
Thomas e. Terry at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Baker
are on a wedding trip to Niagara
Falls. on their return they will re-
side at Dagsboro. where the groom is
engaged in the mercantile business.
Mrs Erasmus Jones entertained
the following guests at her homee on
Market street Friday afternoon: Mrs.
Edward ]. Elliott. Mrs. Ambrose
Cannon, Mrs. Haulsey Green. Mrs.
Leon Cannon, Mrs. Roland Elliott,
Mrs. Horace Reynolds. Mrs. George
Hill, Mrs. Philip Jones. Mrs. Elma
Gray, Mrs. Laura II. Thawley Mrs.
Harvey Myer, Mrs Norman II. Scott.
Mrs. Bradford Jones, Mrs. Victor
Lewis, Miss Mary Jones. Miss Min
ME Elliott Miss Margaret Ball, Miss
Adele Gray and Miss Wood.
Thomas Vandenburg and William
Hin, agriculture students OF the
Bridgevlle High School, have re-
turned from Springfield. Mass. where
they attended the Eastern States
Exposition. William Hnl won first
honors in a pig-judging contest.
Charles r. Lewis left Sunday for
indianapolis, Ind, 10 attend the an
nual Grand Army Convention.
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas Curry are
spending a few days at Niagara
Falls. Mr.. Curry. who is railroad
agent here, is now on two weeks
vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris p. Stephenson
have returned to their home In
CoatesviEe, Pa. after spending a
week here as the guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Harrington Messick, parents OF
Mrs. Stephenson.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
MACKLIN Fights
EXTRADITION
Arrested in Washington,
But Wanted by Local Po-
lice on Two Charges
INDICTED BY
GRAND JURY

A hearing on extradition proceed
ingsyin the case OF Wardell Macklin.
who has been arrested in Washing
ton. ID. c.. on charges Of breaking
and entering and highway robbery,
on which he has been indicted by the
Grand Jury here. will be held in the
Capital on Thursday. Detective
James c. Riley will be sent to bring
the prisoner here II requisition
papers are secured.
Macklin and three companions are
alleged to have broken into the Del
marvia Rubber Company, 221 West
Eleventh street, on last April 2, and
to have stolen tires valued at about
S14OO.' They are also alleged TO
have held up a Chester man about
April and to have robbed him OF
a quantity OF liquor.
The four men indicted are: Mack
lin, Fred Reindeer, Emil p. Cue
curillo and Edward Lewis.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
THIS VOLLEY SERIES
HOT AS BASEBALL

Much interest is being displaved
in the Union Gardens Volley Ban
League which has developed into a
close race. With four clubs COM
peting two are tied for first place
and two for second and only one
game divides the upper and lower
divisions. II beats the American
League race all hollow.
Twenty-one games have already
been played and only six more re-
main on the schedule which indi-
Gates that there will be hard fight
ing 10 the finish for the league su-
premacy. This afternoon at SIS
o'clock the Cubs will battle with the
Yanks and at the same time on
Thursday afternoon the Dodgers will
go to the mat with the Giants. All
players are requested to be on hand
at the appointed time so that dark
ness will not interfere.
II is quite a coincidence that both
the Giants and Yanks. namesakes Of
the most possible contenders in the
worlds series, are IN the close race.
The standing to date foilows.-
Union Gardens Nolley Ball leaoue
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
FIFTH HUSBAND
BELIEVES wife
Southard Denies States
Murder Charge Against
Female Bluebeard"
DECLARES SHE is
FINE, SWEET GIRL

TWIN FALLS. Idaho, Sept 27.-
The fifth husband of Mrs. Lydia
southard, alleged female blue
beard" disclosed her defense plans
today
Paul Vincent southard, petty off,
Ger in the United States Navy, on
shore leave to fight his wife's battle
against the charge OF poisoning her
fourth husband. Edward f. Meyer,
directed the quizzing of prospective
jurors as court opened today.
do you think any man would
stick by his wife II the charge she
was a murderess were true?" snap
ped the officer. "This charge that
she poisoned Meyer to get his life
insurance policy Of $4,000 is ridicu-
lous. And these stories being cir
culated about the countryside that
the other three husbands met with
foul play are absurd.
Lydia is a fine and sweet girl and
has been a wonderful wife 20 me.
Anyone who knows her realizes the
charges against her are false and we
will prove 1t.
"The life insurance policy for
$4,000 on Meyers life had never
been delivered and we will prove
tnat when the time comes. too.
"Our attorneys have filed suit
against the company that started this
case"
As the second day OF the trial got
under way today the 27-year-old
Mrs. Southard was all smiles.
could / have any. fears when l
have a husband like Paulg" she
beamed.
Selection OF a jury promised diff
Guilty today as nearly all the residents
OF Twin Falls or vicinity have
formed opinions or knew Mrs. South
ards father, who was a prominent
rancher.
Prosecution OF Mrs. Southard for
the alleged murder of her second and
third husbands in event she is ac-
quilted Of the murder of her fourth,
was threatened today.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
ST. AIMS PRACTICE NIGHT

Coach Joe Kennedy OF the st.
AIMS football squad, has called
practice for tonight in the club
rooms at Shallcross avenue and
Union street The Seventh Warders
will line up against st. Thomas on
Saturday afternoon at Second and
DUPONT streets, and Coach Kennedy
will send his squad through some
heavy workouts in preparation. The
following men and others desiring a
tryout are requested to report at
6.45 o'clock tonight: McGonigle.
Taylor, Kennedy, McClafferty, J..
Casey, d. Casey, E. Hazard, w.
Hazard, Brodie, Knox. Strebb, Sny-
der, Collins and Dougherty.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
w. II. s. FACULTY. DANCES

Members OF the faculty Of
the Wilmington High School en-
joyed the party held last evening in
the boys gymnasium Of the school.
The affair was arranged for the new
members OF the faculty. Principal
Charles Coke welcomed the new
teachers. Readings were given by
Miss Jess Pleasanton.
An enjoyable adverb game was
played. A lively Virginia reel also
featured. There were other games
and stunts on the program.
Miss Caroline Fitzwater was chair
man OF the committee in charge
which is planning many other social
affairs this year.
Evening journal., 1921-09-27
NEAR Death in
RIVER SWAMP
Screams of Marcus Hook
Woman Bring Rescuers
to Her Aid
IN MUD UP
TO HER ARMPlTS

CHESTER. Pa, Sept 27-At-
tempting a short cut TO Model VII
lage. Miss Harriet Dugan, is years
old. Of Delaware avenue, Marcus
Hook. late Sunday night plunged
into a swamp. but was rescued from
an untimely death by two men who
heard her frantic cries for assistance
Weak from exhaustion and power
less to free herself. the woman was
discovered and assisted from her
perilous condition by Lewis Moore,
Of this city. and Arthur Jenkins, or
Trainer, who waded in the mire OF
the marsh for almost an hour be-
fore they located the woman in
her perilous plight and saved her life.
Moore had been visiting his
brother in Marcus Hook and was
walking home along the swamp lands
that mark the boundary lines Of
Hook Creek when he heard a wo-
mans cries for help. He was APP
preached at the time by jenkins,
who resides on a farm at Trainer
and they commenced a search for
the woman with a lantern procured
In the neighborhood. They finally
sighted the woman's head and
shoulders protruding from the mire.
Her efforts to free herself had
caused her TO sink to the arm pits
in the sllmy bog The men succeed
ed in getting Miss Dugan out, and
carried her to a nearby house. where
she was cared for until she was able
TO be taken to her nome
The spongy nature OF the soil. to-
gether with the rising tide would
have meant certain death TO the
woman but for the timely arrival OF
tho men. In the darkness she be-
came bewildered and stepped from
the path she was following into The
swamp.