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IMPROVING ROADS
AROUND MILFORD
They Are Mainly in Good Con-
dition and Best Route is
Now Available.

Special Correspondence Every Evening
Milford, Oct. 1s.--kent County Levy
Court Commissioners have had the
county engineer survey the road lead
ing from Milford TO the du pont Boule-
ward, north OF town, and the super
visor for the Tenth Representative
district has been busy during the past
few days placing Stag on portion of
the road. From the city limits 90 a
point about halfway to the du Pont
boulevard the road has a taiyia sur
face and is in excellent condition.
From this point TO the boulevard,
! however. the road has been miserable
when this section OF road. about half
mile, is finished, Milford will have a
good entrance from the highway from
the north.
/ To add 60 the convenience of the
travelling public, Milford Town Council
has had large eigns placed at the va
rious entrances TO the town from the
du Pont road. The fret 20 be seen
coming from the north r. at the North
Walnut street entrance. Following on
down the road, the West Front stree,
entrance is indicated, and then on
over 10 the south. tho Lake avenue
entrance is shown.
While the bridges are being con-
structed over the Haven Lakes. west
of town. it is necessary that persons
using the boulevard drive through
Milford. The best and shortest route
for motorists Is TO turn at the Walnut
street entrance, when coming south
and drive straight through the bust.
ness section to the Plaza. Here turn
to the right and follow out Lake ave-
nue. to the boulevard. turning at the
left when the concrete roadway II
reached. The Sussex county road
which leads into Milford at Lake ave.
nue. entrance IS modern, and a FIN,
road in every respect. Because o
; this. many persons who did not know
the roads thoroughly have been driv
ing past the boulevard instead o
turning to the left.
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WoMEN's COLLEGE
continued from page I

Young women's Christian Association
of the Middle Atlantic States. Each
phase OF the conference was por-
trayed; from the time that tho girls
LANDED" at their cottage, dusty from
an oil days trip until they left Eagles
mere.
On Sunday the annual candle
light service will take place, Mabel
smith, '2s, vice president Of the Y. w.
c. A., will present the freshmen Co
Dorothy Ford ~. president OF the
association. for admission 70 the Y.
w. c. A. as regular members, Or
Charles r. Candee OF the Westminster
Presbyterian Church Wilmington, win
be the speaker.
A very important meeting OF tho
student body was called ON Monday
evening by Marion Hatfield, %, presl-
dent OF the Student Government AS
sociatlon. Mrs. Emma L. Wilson, di-
rector Of halls, spoke TO the girls
about certain dormitory rules that
must be obeyed. Miss Hatfield called
upon Mabel Smith '23. a Junior Home
Economics student, to give an IL
lustrated talk on table etiquette. Miss
Smith assured tho students that she
realized that mistakes were made
through carelessness, not ignorance.
Ballots were passed around so that
the students might vote for the fire
captains OF Sussex and Residence halls.
The nominations for these offices were
made last week. Frances Worthlne
ton, "a, was the successful candidate
OF Residence Hall, and Edna Grams
ton, "a, Of Sussex. Misses Worthing
ton and Cranaton win appoint their
assistants I'm the halls Of Topsy and
Bolitus.
| Monday, October IL, was Dean Rob-
inson's birthday. Miss Churchman re-
membercd the Dean with one Of her
Indispensable birthday cakes. The
students at the woman's College sang
appropriate songs during the dinner
hour.
Miss Elizabeth Kelly Of the Home
Economies department Of the Uni
versity has been appointed faculty
adviser Of the social committee OF
which Natalie Ayerst, 20, Is student
head
The first breakfast Of the year II
the cooking laboratory was served
by the sophomore home economics
students this morning. Breakfast VA
served for seven.
More than thirty girls have alread,
signed to take the course that viii b
given at the women's College by Mis-
Moran OF Wilmington.
There is nothing monotonous abou
the chapel exercises at the Women
College nowadays. The programs ar
, all worth while, due to tho efforts 6
Miss Dora Wilcox and Hannah Hal
, lingsworth, %, and the talent
equally divided between the student
land outsiders. Yesterday morning, tn
. Dramatic Club, under the leadershi
/ of Mabel X. T'ebo. 90. president Of tn
club. entertained the student body.
This morning, DR.. william Bavo
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Rheumatism for Years
Left Him Helpless and
Unable to Work--Cured

Mr.. James II Allen suffered for years
with. rheumatism. Many times this
terrible disease left him helpless and
unable to work.
He finally decided after years of
ceaseless study. that no one can be free
from rheumatism until the accumumted
impurities, commonly called uric acid
deposits. we're dissolved In the Joints
and muscles and expelled from the body.
With this idea in mind he consul ted
physicians. made experiments and finally
compounded a prescription that quickly
and completely banished every sign an d
symptom OF rheumatism from his system
He freely gave his discovery, 60 Others
who took IL. with what might be called
marvellous success. After years OF urging
be decided to let sufferers everywhere
know about his discovery through the
new spapers. n. b. Danforth has been
appointed agent for Allenrhu In this
vicinity with the understanding that he
viii freely return the purchase money on
the first two bottles to all who state they
received no benefit.
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NEWS Of A DAY
FROM THE STATE
Preparing Tor Conference OF
Christian Church, Soon to be
Held at Dover.
MURDER TRIAL ABANDONED

irum rvery Evenings Correspondents
pouraetown. oct. ia.The murder
triai W Edward NAPLES OF Angola.
came 20 sudden ending last Monday
afternoon In tho Court OF oyer and
Trrnlner. when the states attorneys.
after piaCing two or three witnesses
un tho stand, found that the evidence
wna not strung enough 60 convict. An
arrest uf Judgment was asked Tor, but
che attorneye FOR the defendant would
hear "a nothng hut a dismissal OF the
easu. which waa granted.
Nnplea, during an alteration with
David A, Wright, on the farm OF John
llurton VI Angola. on September 3,
struck Wright on the head with the
butt 90 a sun and 50 severely injured
him that death unsucd In a short time.
Tho contention WAS that Wright was
riyinn chaao 60 Waples with a large
fmidpf knife whom the latter rushed
into the house and soislng the gun.
STRUCK Wright over the head with
thn butt ol it
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Keep Looking Young
It's Easy-If You Know Df.
Edwards Olive Tablets.

Tho secret Of keeping young n p
feel young---to Do this you must waffa
your liver ard bowels there's ~ need
Of having a saiiow complexion dark
rings under your eyes pimplea hii
ious look in your face dull eyes with
no sparkle. Your doctor viii tell yru
ninety per cent of an sickness cofuss
from inacti e bowels and liver.
Or. Edwards. weii-known phys
clan In ohio. perfected a vegetable
compound nixed with olive Oh 20 aft
on the liver and bowels. which be gave
10 his patients Tor years.
Dr. Edwards Olive Trblsir. the sub.
stituto for calomei. are gentle in their
action yet always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyanty whhh
ali should enjoy BY tonlng az ths feef
and clearing the system ~ impurities
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known By their olive color. lsc and a0-
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vassar Card Party Successful.

The card party given for the bene-
nt of the vsssar Endowment Fund
nj the home OF Mrs. William r. Sell
lers st Clifton, Edge Moor, was a
decided success. Twenty tables were
filled and about s125 was cleared.
Home made candy and dahiias from
Mrs Sellers garden were sold and
basket OF fruit was chanced of
Three prizes Of flowers were awarded
The party was 80 thoroughly enjoyed
that the committee contemplated Civ
ing another one later on.
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INV CHURCH ORG AN.

Dover. oct. -e-The new $4,000
himhan plne organ heing i..stalled in
Peoples Christian Church Of this
ruwn. viii likely be ready for use by
Saturday evening next. Il is the plan
~ the organ committee. however, not
~ ure tho organ untl the public re-
ritai which viii likely be some even
fng next week. The new memorial
windows may be unveiled at the same
ftmo.
The church Il also preparing 20 en-
ttrtain thu annual Easter Virgins
Christian Conference. which VIII con.
vene herr October 81 20 November 3
II r. expected that so TO 100 delegates
vii he present.
Rev. TT. r.. c. Helfenstein, pastor
~ Peoples Christian Church. ie attend
ine the annual meeting of the Chris
tinn Church Board Of Education. IN
session al Dayton, Ohio. lie VIII re
turn IN time for next Sundays ser
vices.
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ECC-LAY|NG CONTEST
MOVED TO MILF ORD
Buildings Transferred, and it
is Expected to Have Every
thing In Order by Nov. 4.

gpeclal Correspondence Every Evening
Milford. oct. TO- According to mem
hers OF the state Board OF Agriculture,
Milford is IN the centre of the largest
poultry producing district inthe State.
Aa n result of the great number of
poultry farms located In this vicinity.
and also the large quantities OF poultry
raised I'm Milford Neck, known locally
as "Turkey Neck" the stats Board of
Agriculture has caused the# North
American Egg Laying Contest, which
for several years has been located at
Georgetown, to be brought to Milford.
workmen have been busy for the past
week moving the buidingsa poultry
houses from the county seat TO Mil.
ford. The new location OF the plant
is excellent. The houses and runs
are at the intersection Of the du Pont
road with the shawnee road. about
half a mile west Of Milford on the sus-
sex county side.
The laying stock has not yet been
brought 10 Milford, but Il is hoped
the entire contest will be in full swing
az It's new home by November I. The
poultrymen in the vicinity or Mittofu
With the business men Of the town who
desired to aid them, are largely re-
sponsible for the action OF the State
Board OF Agriculture IN having the
contest moved.
There is no question that the new
location II much better for the affaii
than was its former home. Personl
coming from tho south and the Mary
land line must pass the plant. while
parties from the western section o
the county also must pass it. IL
brought almost to the Kent count!
line and shsuld attract poultry grow
ers from the central county TO watcl
the developments. The same superin
tendent viii be I'm charge at the plac
who managed the contest at George
town, the only change being In tn
location Of the plant
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DELAWARE CITY NEWS.

Delaware City, Oct 1o.--Daughters
Of America will give masquerade dance
in the CITY Hall next Tuesday evening.
After the business OF the Women's
Christian Temperance Union, Monday,
Mrs. Wilkens, the chairmah, gave. n
birthday party in honor of Mrs. John
Schlnder. il being the latters 5lst
anniversary. The following guests at-
tended: Mrs. w. J. Daniels, Mrs John
Cairns and daughter, Miss Ruth Money,
Mrs. Price Stanley, Mrs. Il, A. Penning-
ton, and Corporal Adams OF Fort du
Pont.
Ladies Aid Society of the Presby-
terian Church will meet in the church
Immediately after the prayer meeting
on Thursday evening. d.
The enlisted men Of Fort du Pont
will give masked dance IN the Service
Club on October 81. Music will be
furnished by Hollowelps orchestra:
Private Collins was honorably dis
charged from the army at Fort du
Pont, Monday, and left for his home.
Mrs. William Sheldon of Fort du
pont was hurredly called to baltimore,
Md. Yesterday on account OF the serious
illness of her daughter Mrs. Clara Jones.
Mr.. William Hines celebrated his 62d
birthday anniversary at his home on
Clinton street yesterday. MIR. Hines Is
retired shoemaker
Miss Marion Price, Miss Mary and
/ Garrett Mcconnell motored to FELTON,
today, where they were guests Of MIR
and Mrs. Paul Ilayfield.
Miss Margaret Clark rs taking .
course in Beacom's Business College
/ VIII ington.
Robert Davidson has secured posi-
ton as painter for II. z. Scott.
George Neal and family of Whining
ton have moved into the Mulln prop
erty, on Adams street.
Miss Greta Holiday is visiting he
aunt, Mrs. James Daley, in Philadelphia
Lew Court Commissioner Harry V
Buelxson of st. Georges has purchased |
new three-ton truck.
Harry Gray has purchased two franz
dwellings on Main street, st. Georges.
The program committee of the Della
ware City Century Club met yesterday
at the home of Mrs. Frank G. Warner
/ Charles Warner has secured a position
in Norfolk, Va.
Mrs. Frank Moore is spending FEY
days in Philadelphia.
Miss May learsley, teacher i
the Port Penn public school, will giy
an entertainment in the 2. Q. 5. of 4
A. Hall, October %, for the benefit of th
school.
: Harry II. Hall is i'll at his home Q
Washington street.
A bazaar and supper will be held
the FIRE engine house Wednesday ever
ing, October 26, for the benefit of q
Presbyterian Church.
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mother. Mrs. w. r. Burton.
Miss Louise Harper of Hurlock.
Md. has been guest of Miss Lillian
Anthony.
w. Howard Turpin and Charles w.
Donoho are spending few days In
Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Ross wainwright
have gone TO Jacksonville, Florida,
where Mr.. Wainwright is working for
the Fruit Growers Express.
Mrs. Milton Coulbourn and Mrs. II.
A. Steward have returned home from
the Cambridge. Md, hospital. whore
they were under treatment for sew
eral weeks.
Albert l.. Passwaters, who wns
operated on at the Milford hospital
for appendicitis. and Robert Messiek,
who was operated on for appendicitis
at the Cambridge. Md, hospital, have
returned home, much improved.
Charles 4. Wiley has gone 70
Florida. where he viii represent q
New York commission house during
the winter months,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Fat Folks
Get Thin
Reliable, Home
Reduction System

~ hvsssum- particularly tho~e from no -
poods above normal weight. win be In
enreStDd to iaarn that they might reduce
weight and measurements while enting all
<hey D>rd and while really enjoying the
brcontng slender and healthier. Nothinr
strenuous or weakening. You want this
This shouid be done by using Kopcir
1Abulcn, and following simple directions.
Evsa . few days' treatment is likely IN
show pleasing reduction. The step should
orcome lighter, the fcsh firmer. the skin
smoother: work seems easier and act,.nuy
pleasant More booyant and ambitious feel
tng takes pou.e.ion of the whole body and
mind - supcrnoous fat disappears.
If vou have tried various methods of far
reduction without rsai benefit you may now
lhr very thankful at having found a repuins
xystem Look and feel younserl Aim ia
I've tonaU and happier Enjoy RE- It'll
r,nfe- rsf3ooAl and heslfhfuL In each nkr~
-hcrc 10 money-refuDd guarantee Buy =
packago OF korein Tabulcs at any busy drug
~tore. - send H. tmoney, check or starnps,
IND receive pkec., plain wrapper, POSTPAID,
PrsiA CO.. Nv-Sa St~tioa X. New YorA
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NEWS or STAFFORD.

Seaford. oct. Ie.--Nows was received
here. yesterday, OF the marriage Of
Misc Ida Layton. daughter Of Mrs.
J. N. Layton OF Blades. and Richard
Collins OF New Haven. Conn. The
wedding took place Saturday at Nor
folk Va, whore the bride is making
her hRme with her brother, J. Max
layton,
Mrs J. A. Carroll is in Whining
ton. attending the 22d anniversary OF
Nancta Council, ID. OF p, Improved
Order Red Men.
Miss Edna Phillips. daughter OF
Representative John Phillips, met
witt quite painful accident when
shc ran a needle through her finger
while operating a sewing machine at
Der home In Bethel. yesterday.
Fred Burton Of Charlottes Y. c., is
spending n few weeks here with his
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

of the history department of the uni
varalty, came TO us with one Of his
delightful messages. Tomorrow, Rose
Roberta. 20. viii tell the students
about her summers experiences at
the Marine Biological laboratories,
Woods Hole, Mass. Mrs. y. q. Van
Keuren. wife Of Mr.. van Keuren Of
the English department, win sing on
Friday morning.
Final arrangements are being made
for the Founders Day exercises on
october 49, It Ia the desire of the
students and faculty that ell parents
be present at tho women's College on
that day.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
AN nRrAKrR SENTENCED.

gcorsetuWn. oct. 10. Leroy Hughes.
solnred az laurel. who for some time
has boon confined IN th, Sussex coun-
a ian for aasaulting his wife. and
who ou sunday scaled tho jail wall
and made dash Tor liberty. later
hplng npprrhendcd. was arraigned in
court. Monday afternoon. on charge
~ ihn breaking O. which he pleaded
rulltv
Tho court sentenced him 70 serve
fOut months IN prison.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
FOR SCHOOLS IN FRANCE.

Dover. oct. 1e.--The Offering for the
establishment. Of two schools for the
children of Northern France, in the
devasted districts, asked for by State
superintendent OF Public Instruction
II. V. Holloway. two weeks ago, was
generally observed and hearty respon-
eos made IN all Dover schools yes
fersaV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
BADLY CUT BY FALL.

Seaford. oct. 19.-Nulton Jones.
young son of c. Frank Jones. chief
engineer az the Sussex gas plan. was
badly injured. yesterday. when he ac-
cidentlv fell down the stairs at his
homo with n bean shooter in his
mouth.
The TN shooter pierced his throat.
infictine an usly gash which required
tho services Of a physician.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
MISSIONARY MEETING.

payrr oct 40. The monthly meet
hr ~ christ church branch of wom-
ems AuNuHry of the Missionary So
pioly ~ the T.. E church. was held
tn the parrish house of christ L. r,
thuph. yesterday afternoon. An ad-
uft IS was made by Rev. Edgar Jones
ftrtor 81 So. Thomas y. ". Church
Nrw tnatlc county formerly from
New ruundland. who gave an inter
tstinr account ~ the work done by the
church in that field Of labor
The missionary socity % st. Paul's
=. o.. church. camden. joined with
fhe Dover Society at Yesterdays meet
tnr.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
Alterations at Public Building.

j Sealed proposals for the erection of
a mezzanine floor at the county end
Of the Public building will be received
at the Office Of Superintendent OF the
Public Building Robert Foreman at
/ o'clock. Monday afternoon, October
81. The addition. which viii be built
below the first floor on the Eleventh
street side of the building will be used
for the storage OF records.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
no BUILD SUMMIT ROAD.
Contract Awarded Ny the Levy Court
10 Stewart q D0nohoe.

The Levy Court yesterday after
noon awarded 10 Stewart e. Donohoe.
whose bid was s76,o49.7o. a contract
for constructing a concrete road from
Summit Bridge to the Maryland line.
10 A. l.. Orreil, who bid sl0.Gss.40,
was awarded a contract for contruot-
ing a macadam road from Fieldsboro
towards stump's Corner.
County Engineer Charles Y. Grubi
was directed 10 prepare specifications
for repairing with nacadam two Sec
tions, not exceeding 1000 feet, Of thf
road from Meoannon's Church {,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
RHEUMATISM MsEs's:G: F;= zen =

writes, II had a serious nervous break
down, with rheumatism, stiffness and
swelling of the joints so / could not
move or walk without great pain Tried
or sno relief until l decided to try Men
denhall's Number 40 which was recon-
mended TO me by Peck Drug Co After
taking two bottles the stiffness and pains
left me and ! feel as supple as child. /
am sending this letter for publication, as /
think every sufferer should hear of the
wonderful merits of Number 40" En-
ployed in chronic blood poisoning, rheu-
sldn eruptions, constipation, torpid liver.
believed to remove gall stones and pre-
vent appendicitis. Sold at Eckerd's Cut
Rate Medicine Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19
SILVERBR00K HALL TO
BE DEDICATED OCT. 80

silverbrook Sunday sthool and
social hall win be dedicated on October
so, with an all-day service. Promi-
nent out-of-town speakers viii take
part.
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the surface after an underground railway trip of
mile or more. 1t then goes to the breaker. Here,
in a capacious factory, ten stories high and cost
ing today in many cases million dollars more,
its transformation begins
The mine run is dumped on a screen. The big
humps pass over picking table where the rock
and slate is removed by hand
The large Jumps of coal are crushed by enormous
rolls To make the many different sizes con-
sumers demand, the coal passes over and through
perforated shaking screens until each size is
sorted out.
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Goldins's bridge.
Thompson n Jones were allowed So
700 on account ~ work on Hed ffan
aluice.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-10-19

This ia No. Of series on hard coal faers
presented In an effort to help you decide Tor
yourself whether anthracite mine prices are
fair. Watch for future advertisements IN
shls Newspaper.
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SD. Warmer, PSssId1nt.
Lehlgh Coal s. Navigation Co.
w. w. Inslls. President.
Glen Alden Coal Co.
John NJ. Humphrey, pYesidsnf.
Lehl4n Valley CoalCo.
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%. b. Wenez, Prxsidsva,
Us. Wsnu Co
W. L. Con@eil. Pwasesa
Green Ridge Co@l CO.
s "A. Ihogr-e. rs~1la<sa.
Thorne. keale s.. CO.
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Alan G. Dodson. rsesiSesG.
Weston Dodson 81 Co.
John MAgkle, President,
Jeddo-H Highland Coal Comp4nY
William Collina. PrsaSrut.
SusQoehsnna Ccileries CO.
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w. ]. Richards, Pnxridenl.
PhIls- & Rssdins Coal s. Iron Co.
c. p. Huber, prssidsrt,.
Lehish s. Wilkes- Barre Coal Co.
w. A. May, nesldsra,
PennsYlvsnis Coal Company
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Remaining slate and other impurities elini-
mated by jgs. spirals, mechanical pickers or by
breaker boys.
Although thoroughness and care attend every
process of manufacture tests for sizing and mn
purities are made even after the coal reaches rail-
road cars.
AS many as 375 men are employed in and
around a large modern breaker PREPARING
coal after it is mined
Of the 10000 men employed in the anthracite
industry, only $4,000 men are engaged in actua
mining. 100000 men are engaged in handling
the coal AFTER ii is mined.
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Black Diamond" Oct. qsetes she fol
lowing range Of snehracsse prizes per xross
/ son F.O.A mines;
E....sa... s7.eo Saoo
Stove ve.....ss%s. 10 as
Chessnue. ...ss IT'S SIS
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-06-28
FAUVRES GAIN
THROUGH LAW
File Bond as Good Faith in
Conducting Hotel.

Taking advantage Of a provision OF the
statutes In actions OF the prosecuting at
torney to abate an alleged public nuisance
Frank NJ. Fauvre and Mrs. LILLIAN Fauvre,
the later being the owner Of the Federal
Hotel on North Meridian street near the
Federal building. have filed bond for
81 900 with the clerk OF Superior Court,
Room 3. for the purpose of assuring the
court that the Federal Hotel will not be
conducted as an immoral resort.
The Fauvres and others were made
PARTY defendants to a suit brought by
Prosecutor William ?. Evans who asked
that a restraining order and an injunc-
ton be Issued against a number Of de-
PENDANTS from operating the hotel as an
immoral resort
Judge SoiOn J. Carter issued a restrain
ing order some months ago and tho case
now is up on the granting Of an in
junction.
Under the statutes OF the owners Of the
real estnte before final disposition OF
the case may file suitable bond for
the purpose of guaranteeing their good
faith. This the Fauvra have done and
the bond has been accepted by the
court
The hotel now is being operated az a
stag" rooming house. 1t was announced.