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Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
MUSICAL COMEDY STAR
HEAD NEW LOEW BILL.

Victor Hyde. formerly a musical com
edy star, presents the headline attraction
at Loew's State next week, in the Dance
Festival" The company is composed of
six girls, who sing and dance. Mr.. Hyde
presents several of his own creations in
terpsichOrean art. a number of new
songs are featured.
LacOste and BOnawe present an original
One-act comedy, which Is entitled The
Tanner" Don and Bertha Makarenko.
Russian character entertainers, give q
program Of songs typical of the nation.
In several numbers they appear in ma
tive Russian costumes. Johnny Clarke
and company are billed as Versatile
Bits OF Unique Eccentricities"
The feature photo-play for next week
is a perturbation of one of Jack Lon
don's latest novels, THE Star Rover"
The film, in which COurtenay Foote Dor
trays the leading role, deals with a mys-
terry resulting from the killing Of a big
political boss. Mr.. Foote displays some
meritorioUs emotional acting. He is sus-
pected Of the murder, but is exonerated
by the thrilling detective work Of his
iance. The play shows the evils of the
third degree
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
At TIE BROADWAY.

The Keyes Players will appear next
week at the Broadway in a one-act farce
called The Doctor"
The remainder Of the bill will consist
Of Fred Taylor, comedy juggler; Fox and
Evans, singing and dancing comedians !:
Jean Edwards and company in a comedy
playlet, Type Wanted" Burt Renick,
eabaRt entertainer. and the Roberts duo,
musicians.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
BILLY MOSSEY HEADS
SHOW CAST AT PARK.

THE Joy Riders" will be the Offering
at the Park next week. Billy Mossey
heads the cast. which will include Joe
Burton, Budd Purcell, Charles Campbell,
Dorothy Douglas, Grace Fernsides Caro-
line Warner, Charles Pendley and a sing
ing and dancing chorus. There are nu-
merous scenes, much dancing and many
song numbers.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
AT THE RIALTo.

my Honolulu Girl" viii be the offer
ing at the Rialto next week. This is an
Hawaiian show, with native players. The
story is dramatic in theme The com
pany is said to number thirty five people,
Including five native Hawaiians. Nor
man Friedenwald is the producer. It is
musical comedy with a dramatic theme
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-03-05
MURAT OFFERS
ATTRACTION OF
MUCH INTEREST

Continued From Page Fivs.)
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21
FORT WORTH NEWS

Fought in the World War, Greet
ings:
The Woman's Auxiliary of the AM
erican Legion, Boutwell, Kane Post,
very cordially invite you to join us
and help work out the aims and plans
of the Legion.
We realize you are as keenly inter-
ested as we and are just as anxious to
be Of help and benefit to our men who
were fortunate enough to return.
Hoping you will be with us soon,
we are
Most cordially yours,
MRS. M. s. BANNON, Pres.
MRS. W. G. DEHN, V-Pres.
MARGARET COMMON, Secy.
Woman's Auxiliary, American Legion,
Boutwell, Kane Post, Fort Worth,
Texas.
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21

Synagogue Ahavath Sholem: Fri
day evening services at 8 o'clock. Sat-
urday morning at 8 o'clock. Sabbath
School Saturday morning, 10 o'clock.
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Please Phone News Items to Lamar
$3.50, Rosedale 1888, or 465.

The Council of Jewish Women was
hostess at tea at the Art Exhibit at
Carnegie Public Library Tuesday af-
ternoon. Mrs. Arthur Simon, being
chairman for the afternoon. Mrs. E.
R. Cockrell gave a lecture on the ex-
hibit and Mrs. Emanuel Toomim gave
a reading. A large crowd attended. A
good time was enjoyed by all.
The following ladies left for Waco
to attend a series of parties given in
honor of Miss Libbie Fred, a BRIDE
elect: Mrs. Isidore Fred, Mrs. Arthur
Simon, Mrs. Abe Gilbert and Miss Es-
Their Weber.
The marriage Of DR.. John Green
berg of this city to Miss Lilly Fine
of Oklahoma City was solemnized at
the home of the bride, January 9Th.
DR.. Blatt officiated. The happy couple
returned Thursday and will make Fort
Worth their future home.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary to the Hebrew Insti-
tute was held at the Institute Tuesday
afternoon, January 18th, with the vice
president, Mrs. R. Goldstein, presid-
ing. A complete report Of the annual
New Years Ball was given by the
chairman, Mrs. R. Goldstein, and It
was through her untiring efforts and
the good work Of all the members who
assisted her, that this annual ball was
such success. We are proud to say
that the neat sum of s1,337.00 was
raised, of which 100000 was given
to the building fund Of the Hebrew
Institute; $500 to the Hebrew
School and our annual donation of
$500 to the ]. c. R. s. at Denver. A
letter Of thanks will be sent to all
who so kindly contributed to make this
affair such a successful one, and
thanks is extended to our worthy
chairman, and all the workers.
The Ladies Auxiliary to the He
brew Institute will give a regular
monthly dance Sunday night, January
23rd, at $3.50. Every one is invited
to come.
Don't forget the Bible Class every
Thursday afternoon at 800 at the He
brew Institute.
Six of the members Of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Hebrew Institute will
give benefit card party on February
22d at the Institute. Other announce
ments will appear later.
Mrs. S. Neumegen has announced
the marriage Of her daughter, Esther,
TO Mr.. Leonard Pulaski Of New York.
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Temple Bethel

Temple Bethel
Corner Galveston and Broadway.
DR.. George Fox, Rabbi
Services Friday evenings at 8 o'clock.
Saturday morning at II o'clock.
Sabbath School Saturday at $3.50,
Sunday at 1890.
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In Honor of Miss Meyers.

In honor Of their guest, Miss Faye
Meyers of Houston, Miss Marie and
Mr.. Bernard Joseph gave formal
dinner dansant at the Metropolitan
Hotel, followed by a theatre party at
the Majestic theatre.
The table was decorated most artis-
tically with large basket of narcis-
sus, pink roses and ferns, tied grace
fully with pink ribbon bows, pink shad-
ed candelabra threw a soft glow over
the center of the table, where the ini-
tials "F. NJ" were artistically design
ed in fern and rose petals. A corsage
of rare beauty marked the honoree's
place. Dainty cut glass baskets filled
with luscious grapes supported cards
for the twenty-six guests, who were:
Messrs: Ernest Mark Louis Lip
shitz, Sidney Gilbert, Sol BRAKEMAN,
Harold Goodman, Sidney Weltman,
Abe Rosenstein, Ellie Gilbert, Monnie
Weixel, David Small, DR. Maurice Co.
hen, Bernard Joseph.
Misses Maye Meyers, Rose Richie,
Annette Lederman, Ruth Lubin, Hazel
Heninger, Margaret Weltman, Eta
Katzenstein, Ethel Fox, Rose Neume-
gen, Estelle Shanblum, Gladys Fried
man, Ida Brown, Marie Joseph and
Mrs. Jack Linsky.
On Friday, January fourteenth,
Miss Annette Lederman entertained at
her home with a luncheon honoring
Miss Faye Meyers, who is the guest
Of Miss Marie Joseph. The table was
daintily decorated with sweet peas,
the color scheme being carried out in
pink and green. The guests were Mis-
ses Faye Meyers Of Houston, Ethel
Fox Of Chicago, Gladys Friedman Of
Cincinnati, Mrs. Jack Linsky Of New
York, Misses Hazel Heninger, Fran
ces Neumegen and Marie Joseph. AZ
ter the luncheon, bridge was played.
The high score prize was awarded to
Mrs. Jack Linsky and the guest prize
to Miss Faye Meyers.
Miss Anna Belle Lesser entertained
honoring the visiting girls Of Fort
Worth with a Bunco and Bridge party.
The high score priez was awarded
Miss Esther Weber and the guest prize
to Miss Gussie Goldberg Of Shreve-
port. Miss Ruth Gilbert was the re-
cipient Of the consolation prize. A
dainty two course luncheon was serv-
ed to Miss Title Lehman Of New
York; Sadie Angrist Of Dallas; So
phia Daley Of Houston; Gussie Gold
berg Of Shreveport; Eta Katzenstein
Of Mariana, Ark; Eileen Brodkey Of
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21
Page Four
NOTICE.

Regular meeting of Isidor Straus
Lodge No. $40, /. o. B. B., first and
third Wednesdays Of each month at 8
o'clock p. m. at the Hebrew Institute.
ELI GILBERT, President.
DIR. MAURICE COIN, Secy.
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Ladies, Notice!

To the Mothers, Wives, Daughters and
Sisters Of the Jewish Men Who
The Jewish monitor. (Fort Worth-Dallas, Tex.) 191?-1921, 1921-01-21
Former Price

Our entire stock of Mems Felt and Velour Hats and CAPS
exactly half regular price This that you can come
to store and without select any hat and nav half
regular price-includng
SIElSoNS BORSALINO A. v. CONNECT
MALLORYS NONAME
Regular and Reduced Prices Are
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-31
No Child's Play

Washington. Aug. 20. - President
Harding In proclamation late today
commanded all persons engaged In un'
lawful. insurrcctionary proceedings IN
West virginia coal fields to disperse
and retire peacefully To their homes be-
fore noon September list Unless there
is a prompt compliance, he said mar
tinl law would b. declared and Cover
nor Morguns appeal Tor federal troops
was granted. Meanwhile Brigadior
General Bandholtz. who made o preli'
minnry investigation around the Mingo
district last week was ordered back to
West Virginia tn watch the situation
and advise the War Department how
the proclamation was received.
In the report tu the white house
Yesterday. the general expressed the
opinion that state authorities had made
only feeble attempts To- restore order
The proclamation was issued after the
President conferred all day with See.
rrtarv Weeks General Bandholtz, Ma
inr General Harhoard. his assistant
chief " staff. lntimation was given
bv the administration officials that if
,r,nps were sent. there would be- ade
idate force and that "there would be
no childs play
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WANT a Home?

A neat six room brick bungalow.
east front. paved street southwest.
Price Tor quick sale $4,000.
a neat five room bungalow, close In.
on Mcl.ish avenue, can be handled for
reasonable cash payment. Balance
o. terms g. suit. Price $4,000.
A very attractive five room bunga.
low. shade trees. close In. garage.
only six blocks from the Hotel Ard.
more Price for quick sale. $3.50
81 $50 cash will handle.
Very attractive two-story, eight-room
new homc. with sleeping porch ana
garage. Good neighborhood. Three
hloeks from high school building
Piice $500.
Splendid twosiop new and up-to
caic home. East front Nice ncighbor.
hood. Nv, baths six rooms downstairs
ctmplctc apartment upstairs. bringing
rlce rent. u yOu are looking for some
shing that will bring good returns On
xe,r inVestmtnt aui ace to live
II the me time, YOU shoals scr this
,,tee oi p,~' ~ i'"' p and terms
yen o.. lament
We have some very attractive resi-.
dence lots close In southwest that we
I'm sell FOR prices that are In line "
Sou want to locate lot to build on
l1ler on and if you can spare rea~
oDblc cash payment We also make
I'M and write ins,pance " Il is
K[5thns pertaining to real estate, We
I'VE It.
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Notice Of mtenIion 10 Fund

Notice is hereby given that on the
9Th day Of September, A. D., 1921. at
10 o'clock a. m. of said day and date,
or as soon thereafter as a hearing
may be had, the city Of Wilson, Car.
ter county, Oklahoma, by its proper
officers will proceed before the dis.
trict court of said county at the coun.
ty seat thereof, at Ardmorc, Oklahoma.
to make showing and offer proof
and ask the court to hear and determ.
inc the existence, character and
amount of outstanding legal warrant
and judgment indebtedness and 10 sign
the bonds 10 be issued in payment
thereof and Of same.
All persons Interested may be pres.
ent at the time said proof is made, to
remonstiatc against the issuance Of
said bonds.
Dated this the 10th day Of August
1921.
ISAAC ROBERTS.
Mayor.
ATTEST.
Il. r. BROWN
City Clerk.
tsEAL)
published In Daily Ardmoreite
August %, %. 2S, ~, 30, 81, Septem.
ser l. ., and ;, 1871
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OF ILL.FATED
ZR-2 Is NOW RAISED

Hull Eng. Aug. 3l.-Vrtually all
of the wreckage Of the ZR.2 whcih
fell into the Humber river last week,
has been raised, according to Sir
Frederick Young, a salvage expert to-
day. Hope was still expressed that
the majority Of the bodies Of the air
men who lost their lives in the acci.
dent would be recovered.
The body of Quartermaster Sergeant
Greener Of the Royal Air force was
washed ashore this morning in the
river near Brough, six miles west of
Hun.
Sanction has been given by the HUI
corporation for the American bodies
to lie in state in any Of the public
buildings, while awaiting transporta.
tion to America
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1921-08-31
Dead Man Son Of Widow

Muskogee. Okla. Aug. 31.-Robert
McAdams who was found dead along
the Kansas city Southern railway
tracks near Texarkana Tuesday, was
a son of Mrs Florence McAdams. a
widow Of this city He left here Sun
day for Louisiana to seek work in the
oil fields. Mrs. McAdams was ad.
yised by telegraph today by the Tex.
arkana authorities Of her sons death.
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Street Improvement Notice

The following street Improvement
taxes will be due and payable Septem-
Der /, 1921, and become delinquent
September 10, 1921;
Improvement District No. NORTH
" ashington street from Broadway to
5th avenue. 14th installment.
Improvement District No. 16-"B"
street $. w from 1st avenue to Srd
avenue, s., w. Sixth installment,
Improvement District No. 17-3rd
avenue n. w. from North Wash
ington to "B" street n. W. Fifth in
stalment.
Improvement District No. 16-"G"
street S. W. from Stanley to Moore.
Fifth installmenk
Improvement District No. l9-Bixby
avenue ). w. from "H" street to West
line Of O. n. NJ x p. Ry.. and 81"
street $. W., from the north line Of
McLish to Bixby avenue Fifth install
ment.
Improvement District No 2O-McLish
avenue from 81" street 5. w. to %"
street S. w. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 21-Bixby
avenue, from o. y. NJ. & p. Ry. to
"R" street s w Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 22-3rd
avenue s. w. from "F"' street to &c"
street S. w. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 23-Stan.
ley boulevard from &C" street to "F'
street s. W. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 26-Broad-
way S. w. from Main to Il" street
5. w. Fifth installment
Improvement District No. 27-West
Main from "F" to 81" street. Fourth
installment.
Improvement District Nc 2S-4th
avenue n. w. from Washington to
"B" street. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No 29-"D"
street N. w. from Main street to 9th
avenue. Fifth installment.
Improvement District No. 3O-"E''
street y. W. from Broadway to North
line 2nd avenue and between 1lth
and 18th avenues. First installment.
Improvement District No. 311-3rd
avenue s w. from II" street to ~
street. Third installment.
Improvement District No. 32-"D"
street :. W. from Main to 4th ave-
nue.. Fourth installment
Improvement Districst No. 35-Park
street n. w from 9th to 10th ave.
rue. Fourt1 installment.
Improvement District No 36-"T'
street $ W. from McLish avenue to
Broadway Fourth installment.
Improvement District No. 37-"T'
street S. W. from Bxby avenue to the
Western Oklahoma r. r. Fourth in
stallment.
Improvement District No 3S--4th
avenue :. W. from "D" to ~" street
Fourth instalment.
Improvement Distrc' No. ga"
street y. W. from Broadway TO Sth
avenue. Third installmcnt.
Improvement District No. 40-"B''
street ~ w. from Broadway to 18th
avenue. Fourth instalment
Improvement District No. 41-"F'
street ". T.. from Main 7th avenue.
Third instalmont.
Improvement District No. 43-Scott
street $. W. from Main to Mclish.
Third installment.
Improvement District No. +4-"C"
street :. r.. from LIST avenue to 9th
avenue. Second lnstallment.
Improvement District No. 46-West
Broadway from "C"' street \. w TO
crossing on Main. Third installment
Improvement District No. An
street $. w. from BiXby 10 stanley.
Second instalment.
After becoming delinquent, all un-
paid in,tallments will be certified to
the county treasurer whose duty II will
be- to collect same at the rate of is
per cent per annum.
l.. NJ. THURSTON.
city Clerk
Published In The Daily Ardmoreitc
July %, 2S. and August 81. 1921.
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Real Estate
Business OpportG,ities

$1,000 up quickly loaned. to furniture
owners. To men and women who
work: best and private terms stand
ard Credit Co. Bridgeman Bldg.
S-5-lAIo
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WORK WANTED General work. pri.
Vate home preferred. by Colorrd man.
James johnson. Phone i42i. ai.7A
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Wanted To Buy

WANTED TO BUY diamond about
one karat or more; must be perfect
color and cut. None others need
answer. Give size and best cash
price. Box 675. Ardmore. 3llA
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For Rcnt--ilouses

ron RENT -tivc-roum bungalow ana
bath. IA Eighth avenue. northeas
se-GA
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Positions @nted

WORK WANTED Elderly white lady
wishes position as house keeper.
Prefer widuWyr or bachelor. Phone
go. JO.3A
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THE CRESCENT
Grocery and Meats
1913 West Main-PhOne 6lS

13 lbs. sugar--------S1.00 90
5 bars Swifts White
Naptha soap for------33c
3 p & G soap for-----23c
| 2 large Post Teasties--34c
Red Karo, 5 lbs.------39c
Malt Syrup, 214 lbs.---74c .
Matches --------------5c
Toilet paper, s oz.-----7c
Gallon peaches -------55c /
Pet Milk, 6 cans for---38c :
Honey, 1l2 lbs.
Comb Honey, 5 lbs. .----99c
Queen Of the Pantry
Flour, "a bs.-------$1.19
High Patent Flour,
| "a lbs. s.-----------9Oc
Best Corn, No. 2------1Oc
Lima Beans, No. 2-----6c
Cheese, per lb.-------33c
All kinds bread lac and 1Oc
Lemons, per doz.------39c
$500 Orders Delivered
Good Foods, Quick Service
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Columns.
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WANT AID
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Male Help Wanted

wANTEp-Schoolhoy fur cleaning up
and odd Jobs around store. i. w.
Woolworth Co. Sc, lOc. and lac
store. 2a-'A
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H. A. BROOKS
Cash Grocery and Meats
l3 North Washington Street
Phone $50
Cash G.

Just received 80 crates Of
Fresh Crisco and while
they last will sell at:
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Livestock

FOR SALE-Pigs and shoats. Phone
- o55 l. Stnples. 3O.3P
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LoST-Bunch Of keys. Finder please
notify iiaiburg Consumers Light
4 Power 60. gS.aP
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Lost and Found

Ur--on May ist. one bay
roam horse mule, branded 4, on right
shoulder Address box li2 Motor
Rt. \. 2S-6A
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For Sale

FOR SALE-Ccrner lot, 5Oxl5O feet,
on Bixby avenue, Southwest. Pnone
1861 2G-6P.
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For Rent-Rooms

FOR RENT-Modern furnished bed.
room. Close In. To men only. 116h
N. Washington street. Phone Gal.
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lOST'-Onv ralr of itun gray mules,
about years old, one mare mule
and one horse mule. Mare mule
with halter on about 10 hands high
weight sOo pounds. Mar mule ha,
unr eye out sis reward, Preston
NrCmnnhnn. Wilson Okla 2s-hA
, 1921-12-05

CONTINUED from Page L.
the senate has the treaty-making
power.
, 1921-12-05
1923 BUDGET

WASHINGTON. Dec. 5-Here arr the estimated expenditures of the
deral government for the fiscal years 1898 and 1879 As transmitted to
n<ress today By the director OF the budget
, 1921-12-05
JURY DISAGREES0 ON
VERDICT, SECOND TRIAL ISSET

she vote for Arbuekle's aoquittaI-
u'Ren announced the whole matter
would be laid before h grand Jury
tonight
The second focus OF discussion was
a federal charge against Arbrckie.
based OF an allegation OF Illegal trans
portafion OF liquor drunk At the party
In the Hotel ST. Francis nj which 1t
was charged Miss Rape met fatal
injury at Arbuckie's hands This was
for hearing today.
The. third item on the list was a
charge of perjury against Mrs Min.
ME Neighbors of Los Angeles. q wit
ness called by the defense 4 Ar
buckles manslaughter trial. This
also was set o hearing today.
In addition to all these. last nights
intimaf.on by Milton Cohen. member
OF A~rbuckls's counsel. that the de-
Tense had --something. up its sleeve
and was prepared to ~iet II come
down." today. came in for a modicum
OF comment.
, 1921-12-05
JUROR CHARGES


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 5-CoIlat-
erai issues were to the fore today IN
the Affairs OF Roscoe C Arbuckle. the
jury which tried him on a man.
slaughter charge having disagreed
and bee discharged yesterday.
Foremost OF the three sroups Of
circumstances attracting public inter
est to the motion picture comedian
was the charge made last night by
Mrs. Helen VI. Hubbard, one Of the
Jurors who tried him on charges aris-
ing from the death of Virginia Rappe.
that attempts had been made at her
intimidation.
Mrs. Hubbard told Milton U'Ren. an
assistant district attorney. and sew
erai persons hat a man representing
himself as Gus Olivia. n commission
merchant with whom her husband
had had business dealings. had teie-
phoned the husband Saturday with
the intent OF having her change her
vote as a Juror. She let It be known
that she had stood consistently for
Arbuckie's conviction Hubbard said
II had been intimated by the man
that he might i've himself trouble
by sending his wife n note asking that