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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-14
D. Lesoatlle- Henigbeun Engage
~ ment.

Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Heningbaum
Of 2526 East River Drive, Camp
Mcclellan, Davenport, announce the
engagement and approaching mar
rage Of their daughter, Margaret,
to Jules j. De Lescaille, youngest
son Of Mrs. H. nj. De Lescaille CT
Prospect Terrace.
The engagement was announced
TO . dozen of the girl friends Of
Mile Henigbaum's yesterday noon
at q charmingly appointed l
O'Clock luncheon at which she en-
tertAined at her home. No date has
been set for the wedding.
Both young people came Of prom
inent Davenport families. Miss
Heuigbaum's father g treasurer
Of the Iowa Furniture company of
this city, and the bride-to-be is
graduate of st. Katharine's school
having gone from there to Sweet
Brier college, Sweet Brier. Va.
Mr.. DeLesc411le is grandson Of
the late George Shaw. one Of Dav'
exports pioneer lumbernen. He
attended Culver Military academy
and later went to Rose1baums in
New York. He Is connected witt
the Cloquet Lumber company al
CloQuet, MIMI, and arrived in Dav-
enport from the north carly yester
day morning to spend the week enc
In the city.
following the luncheon yester
day noon the social hours were en-
toyod with bridge games.
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New Club Orxanfxed.
Social Announcements.

The Queen Esther circle of Spen-
Ger Memorial Methodist church
will meet Monday afternoon with
Miss Birdie Larson, 618 Thirty
sixth street.
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Nm. S1oo 0181esutA aveaue.
MI, ". 4. WSlkinspa and Mr.. ~. =.
WIlkissss dive ~ u outiag club.
MONDAY.
81, :. .s:i. .. s:s:s :. sa !: :. e o.s:
TUESDAY.
nm QUARTET Nurss sessdattoo.
cnasrnl ~. G. =. q. Mseta.
Mr.. VA. schaeses. 13N Tvessy-niss
Glsssk ntertains - at home.
"WEDNESDAY.
'The Las Of limerick Town" presented
b. Ti1-City Musical association
Iltsa Gar1eH tent Inspection.
rourtee3th District Federation Of
Vomen's club board meets In Monmouth.
". Z. c. nests Il Y. ". G. A. dormitofy.
THURSDAY.
eouss's Bad gives concert.
Annual meeting city union King'd
Daushters' dinser sessi0n 1t Y. W. 2. A
uducatioual committee of Bethany
Hems sponsors open house and fruit and
jelly shower u home.
D. z. 8. social circle open colleo q
hons Of Mrs.. Pearl Snyder. 14lo m
Tr-City Garden club entertained By Mss
J. H. Hauberg q House In Woods"
FRIDAY.
Miss Margaret Myers hostess ct engage
ment luncheon bridge At Rock Island A.
senal.
Margaret Giles circle. Kings Daughters
sponsor rummage sale.
Tn0gfRl1Ow p IT A carnival.
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vim Introduce Mrs, Kerns.

Mrs. E. l.. Kerns and Miss Kerns
of Moline have issued at home cards
for Saturday, Oct. 81, from to 6
O'Clock, when they will introduce
Mrs. Edward Kerns. Mrs. Kerns is
a bride of the spring. She was for
merly Miss Helen Bardens.
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Harmony Club Entertained.

Mrs. Bert Williams, 1908 Eighth
avenue, was hostess to the Har-
mOny club Thursday afternoon.
Five hundred was played and
prizes awarded to Mrs. C. E. Fitz,
Mrs. F. B. McGraw of Ottumwa,
Iowa, and Mrs. Joe Parker. Mrs.
Williams served a two coursed
luncheon. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Mrs. c. E.
Fitz. 1911 Fourth avenue.
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FRIDAY.


A wedding this Norning in which
many friends are interested was
that OF Miss Clara Baker and
Frank A. Free, Jr., son of MIR. and
Mrs. Frank Free, 1426 Brady street.
Davenport. The wedding was a
quiet home ceremony at the resi-
dence of the bridegroom's parents,
DIR. Frank w. Court of St. Johns NJ.
E. church officiating. The young
people will motor east on q two
weeks wedding trip and will go to
housekeeping on their return
In the Perry apartment.
Miss Baker has been chief op-
orator at the Davenport office OF
the Northwestern Bell Telephone
company for the past several
years since coming to Davenport
from her home in Indiana several
years ago.
Mr.. Free Is one Of Davenport's
well known young business men
and is associated with his father ii
the Free studios.
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II cenns. uss,Glnl en- -.

N eaunsn MssDllnl CHA -.
NJ. Morris Cannon va Selected
president Of st. Anthony's hospital
guild yesterday 1t the annual meet
ing held ct the hospital. Other oht-
GERS chosen for the year were:
vice president Mrs. c. r. Robb.
Secretary--Mrs. Alma Brown.
Treasurer-Mrs. VIII Hagedorn.
Society secretary-Ars. Harry
Tappendorf.
Press representative Mrs. Will
Quinlan.
Yesterday was the fifst meeting
Of the year, and reports given
showed last year. the hrst Of the
Organization, 4 most successful
one. Much sewing was accomp-
lished for the. hospital, summarized
as follows in the report: AZ sheets
346 pillow cases, "a gowns, ZIG
draw sheets. coo bandages, 8 dozen
dressings, 4 dozen dresser scarfi
and 700 towels. besides much mend.
ing. Meetings were held monthly
throughout the winter.
1t has planned to hold all day
work meetings this year, the frst
to be held Monday, Oct. q, at the
| hospital, from 10 to s O'clock Acting
hostesses at the meeting yester'
day were Mrs. L. L. Harris ant
Mrs. Will Barth.
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K. O,s Win Mss Wearue,

Miss Beatrice Wearne, ia Six
teenth avenue, Moline, entertained
tho K O. club last night The girls
spent the evening with music and
dancing. A number Of the group
pteseoted playlet. Luncheon war
served by the hostess. Miss Ann
Crusen Of Rock Island will enter
tain the club Oct. q.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-14
Handkerchief Shower for Miss
HelpenStelL

Mrs. E. v. Coulston at her home,
1043 Twenty-second street, gave a
pretty handkerchief shower COM
plimenting Miss Olga Jane Helpen-
stell, whose engagement to Lester
A Becker was recently announced.
Decorations in the rooms were in
the wedding colors, the pastel
shades, and the evening hours were
spent playing bunco. The high
score prize went to the honoree and
Miss Gertrude Helpenstell took con-
ISOLATION favor. Little Miss Dorothy
Coulston delighted with several
readings, and late in the evening a
delicious two course lunch was
served. The centerpiece on the
dining table was a miniature bride
and bridegroom and place appoint
ments were in the colors.
Miss Helpenstell was asked tc
stand under a large pumpkin Ian
tern and pull a string. She was
showered with dainty handker'
chiefs, the gifts of the guests,
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An aII-day sewing was held yes
terday by Barbara Frietchie tent,
No. 81. Daughters of Veterans at
the home OF Mrs Bernice Yoh, 419
Fourth avenue. The next meeting
will be held Monday. A picnic
lunch was served at noon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-14

e Dsvoeo \. oinenson rave :
lntS(SGeiuk ard Instructive
"a q ~ haoelfng q ~ CIVIC
/ sttmemt q ~ Reek Island
II an's cluk u s-rhe Tr1yeIsff
TIA civle lspartnsot - re-
70 Soitle Tor Sponsoring IL plan
r. kock IslAnd, ard 1grs. 0lmCnscn,
- d chairman oe he Department
\ G hmitteo, traeod the history Of the
~ )onal ofeanisation - well - the
~ d wCrk 81 her paper. Through
~ oaorts q the department. .
N SsIef1 I'D Wss stationed here
~ years -. q Arst - m expefi-
~ e only. The work immediately
rived 20 necessary that It has con-
fju16ed. Last yeas at the local de-
~ Is 90 cases we're handled BY
N. Margaret Archer. the aid.
,0oGbe interesting experiences Of the
Wugker were inclnded By the lead
- yesterday in her paper. The de-
naSlment voted to send Mrs. Archer
% The national travellers aid ASSOC
e1aei0n convention In Cincinnati.
Ohip, Nov. 1924, and named Mrs.
Simonson . representative from the
dsfertment.
Following the business session.
which occupied the early part OF
thG afternoon, Mrs. s, ]. NyQuist
mug q group Of two numbers, ac-
ioc1lpanied BY Mrs. Robert T. Lee.
nDme minor additions were made
% he bylaws Of the department at
the business session, dealing with
delnite duties of standing commit
teGo. There was an unusually large
abundance of members yesterday
and the meeting proved splendid
one.
The next meeting OF the depart.
ment will be in the form Of social
meeting, Nov. 10, at the home Of
Mrs. c. w. Foss. the chairman
Members Of the executive board
will entertain at the informal re-
cepuon, the one social meeting o.
this department this year.
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Rummsge Sale Oct. "a.

A rrmmage sale will be given
Tuesday. Oct. "A at the West End
Settlemen by Chapter Blk, P. E. O.
The sale will open at 8 and close
At s o'clock.
Hol1 2eu1u~ Naoffn0
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Dentist Gives Talk to P. T. A.

Dentist Gives Talk to P. T. A.
An attendance of over one hun
dred women enjoyed the talk by
DR.. B. H. Sherrard yesterday aft
ernoon, when he addressed the par
ent-teacher association of Longfel-
low school ON 1.-THE Value of the
Human Tooth" Miss May Fass-
notch gave several clever read
ings. =.
Mrs. H. E. Wright, the president
called the meeting and announc-
ed the working committees. 1t was
decided to pay the state member
ship dues, and fifty paid member
ships were recorded after the
meeting. 1t was also decided to
count all visitors, not mothers
alone, in the competition for the
prize offered annually to the room
having the best attendance of Wis
itors. A carnival was arranged to
be held at the school Friday even
ing, Oct 20. Grownups as we'll as
ready looking forward to the affair
children are already looking
forward to the affair. Magazines
and newspapers will be solicited
for the paper sale, Friday, Oct. Il
A committee served refresh.
ments at the conclusion of the bust.
ness meeting yesterday and there
was an hour of sociability.
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Couple We'd In Davenport.

Announcement Is made today of
the wedding OF Mrs. Mary r. But
Ter and George w. Ague both Of
this city. The ceremony was per-
formed last Saturday afternoon at
4 o'clock by the Rev. E. G. Hunt at
the parsonage Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, Davenport The
ring, service was used and the cere-
mony performed in the presence of
Mr.. and Mrs. Max E. Ehlert of Dav-
export. Mr.. and Mrs. Ague will
make their futureFesidence in DAY.
export.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-10-14

NclEHbUrS VIV6 HOuS6WHrmIuXs
A company Of 20 friends and
neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs. W. M.
Hodgson, 1916 Seventeenth street,
gave surprise party in their hon
or last night. The event was to
welcome the family into the neigh
borhood to which they recently
moved. Baskets filled with boun-
teous refreshments were brought
brought by the guests. The evening
was spent socially, with games and
music.
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Mn. AutSenv Hssneh AssTin Of chie
G1vss sssped lsesusO Of ssEass . %
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
SEVENTY ONE PUPILS OF PUBLIC
SCHOOLS WILL TAKE PART
IN THE EVENT.
Local ARTISTS to Render Musical Num-
bcrS-PrizeS VIII Be
Given.

~c,cnty-"n" boys AMI f'r.S az the
" hcclInr puhjj. .,'!rnnlS VIII tan" part
Z" the music ll"lu,-y contest 10 hc he'd
a. III, llirh Srhu'. auditorium Ola W"d-
n..day evening. beginning at "'Clurk
Thr Zig event Will J." under the d!r"c-
lrnn &C MI~~ Lucy Robinson, supervisor
+ musi, ~ the local Sch"ul% y com
mittrr VI twrniy-onr teachers will at
.., Judges.
The winners Of ;hr contest will y" 50
.r,i"I by a prur"Ss ui elimination. Four
-i.rial prizes have been offered and II
uGdItiuu 70 rh"S" gold buttEuS VIII (
Even t. thuS, who make hIEn records
The kiwauis club has offered the :I&t
Prize OF So: The lntcl,i;rnccr Will CAV
The second prlzr Of SIS, IN" Child STUDY
club Will give suitable third prize and
the George r.. S;ICrl co. VIII give six
nose rs thu fourth prize.
one Of IN" biggest features OF tn"
evening will hc the pr"Srnc" Of twenty
"f IN" best local mUSi'lIr$ We" vii
Ing and play the popular INrts Of IT,
uImbrrS ,nyludrd in tn" contest. Thc>,
numbers NH also hc played ON phuu"
rIpS. While tho Judges :.r.' rcIrhin!;
their decisions. IN" artists Will 81" &,
rrC!atl
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Y-NORGAN
WEDDING TODAY
INTERESTING We DING WILL
TAKE PLACE LATE THIS AFTER
NOON AT WOODLAND
Society VIII Be Interested In SnAueF
Affairs Since Closing OF the woman
Club Year Of Social Festivities

49,. - o.. No., Nn-rIu-
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will hr played by TIL" Harmony orcheS-
ira nf Eclla!rr. Tho Commits" IN ar
ranErmrn,S WILL not HAY" tim" /" !S''u"
Invitations. and 4 cordial invitation Is
extended TO thuSC Interested 70 atiruu-
After May - Tn" Bachelors club viii
be located ut tn" Slrn"r farm. h"I""
Powhatar. g.. wh"r" club nous" J."
now in process of r"nStru'N'n' "h''h
Il IS planned t. hHv" ono OF tn" hn"S'
IN the OHIO river. with accommodations
Or 100 guests Arra0EcmrntS ar" being
mad, hv members and their friends i"r
,yrrk-crd parties t. p" held ;h"re
throughout the summer.
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Daily Fashion Hint
NEW LINGERIE

Quite practical as we'll as oe-u-
tIful are the new sports "undtes
that come In n variety OF materials
and patterns. In the left panel ar"
French bingham step-ins Of finely
barred pink. Scallops OF deeper
mink and design OF lavender. pink
and blue make them festive. Paste!
mink chambray makes the boomers
decorated by the black puss. ell
low barred Bingham. edged with
plain yellow and trimmed with yell
low and blue accounts for the
charm OF the chemise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
MUSIC MEMORY CONTEST
NEXT WEDNESDAY EVENING

l,lizah"th Grl1lmcr
Anne. Mason
lul:I M"r~nrc
Sylvia MrrGan
Marian f'ian"Ein
katherine Western
hII"r
Grace Porter
El;pl",'I l;,Ir'k
Dorothy Braun
isth", ifrjiikmln
E,Ira l'hl5llis0n
Nad",r;~n .lnn"s
Isah", y i,'inms
Ifnvarrl i'"r'.h"r%"r
N"nr" poIEh"r'y
William Mull
Samuel Inn"S
f.,Z!r Nnse
';"r~C" Hatch
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PRESENTED AT WHITE HOUSE

Washington. y. g., May 5.-(Special)
-p"cror r.. T.. Clovis. superintendent
Of stat" ,uhcrcular hospital at Terra
Ala: Vas Il caller n the White House
today. IIo was presented to the Prest-
drnt by Miss Minnie Edmunds, private
secretary t. Congressman Echols.
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motor TO tho Canadian city and VIII
probably b" - to 80 IN number.
tn" Klwanians from down the state
will i,;tvc first and l." jpLntcd by otncr
GOWN the state cities later. When they
,.,%S through this city the local deleSa-
ton VIII JOIN them. From time TO tlme
~ their trip they expect TO be Soined 1
by other kiw.iu:anS and by the time
rh"y reach canada they should be sew
arnl hundred in number.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06
LOCAL KIWANIANS
TO CANADA CONVENTION

\ rnn.h"- Of 1nral Kiwan;ans ar"
claiming Z" .'irnI thc international con-
.,uiinu of 'hr kjwan's club which VIII
i.. he'll 1T Toronto. rana"a. jan" H. {"
- T.. Wh"rNuu delegation plans :"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-05-06

FTorcnrc--Is that clairvoyan Mt down IN
III" next block amy good?
Gertrude "G"oi" She's great For
only - cents ST" told me I'd be rich
wiiuw three times within the next five
yoarS-M SSour. Flash.
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Normal School Sponsors Very interest
ing AFFAIR Reld In Conjunction
with Rural Life Conference
Spirited Rivalry Between Rural School
for Horors. Many Excellent Farm
and school Exhibits Displayed

Lively interest an excellent exhibits
featured ;he two day Ngr.cui;"~1, Ear
and Rura, Lie Conference c.sS.1E l-S,
night at Vast Liberty.
The affair was given under the o.:"'.
ton OF Prot. y. T.. L gers agricultural,
class OF student teachers a. IN" West
Liberty Normal and was held ~ lie AL
ministra;;ou building q The school.
The Agricultural Fr.- was cn-""">Na
entirely OF exhibits displayed ." >;"-
dents Of the rural schools o. ~" CON
mun:ty and by the students ~ ~" unr-
ma, school T&cv consisted Of Farm
products. PIES. cakes. bread. preserves.
plain and fancy sewing az all d"scr;p'
lions. The various exhibits hNiCS az
ranged Into displays Of the several
schools
Owing 70 the Indictment woather, the
number % people attending tho ra.v WIS
not as large as was expected. hUt there
was much interest shown by the people
Of West Liberty and the building WAS
crowded At all times. Several members
OF the West Virginia State Fat Com
mission. headed nv Pres Bert Schwar'z.
attended the last day Of ;he Sai~.
An interesting feature OF the :a.r was
the spirit ~ friendly rivalry shown hy
the different rural schools having cN-
hjhits Awards were made not alone
for the best individual exhlhl;. but also
for the school having The best display.
School Exhibits.
While the exhibits q some - the
schools were better than Others. "a q
whole they were eNcert!0na'y credit
able, and showed a great amount O
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The Day In Washington

rlcmcuceau was guest OF honor az
White House luncheon.
Augmented work makes revamping
Of the governments judicial organtza-
lion advisable. Attorney General DauGh-
erty declared in his annual report. :.
The House took up the first OF the
twelve annual supply measures. the
treasury appropriation bill carrying
$1,000 900 for prohibition enforcement.
Enactment NJ legislation clarifying
the transportation act in regard to pro-
rosed oscillations Of railroads was
urged hy the interstate commerce COM
mission.
Major General Leonard Wood reported
=, have decided 70 remain in the Philip
mines ne governor general. and TO de-
cline the offer to become provost at the
| University ~ Pennsylvania.
Substantial prograss was made by TIE
; snoa,r commerce committee in Its con-
sheraton of the administration ship
ming bill. and IL appeared likely that the
,,o,sr-c would be reported TO the sem
| ate Saturday.
Authorizations Of 100000 for the
n~osccu.Io,, Of war frauds and s3.OOO.0oo
! rnr another trent? payment TO Colompia
word carried in tho supply bill for the
! ocrG E,mcrts of state and justice report
ed II, The house appropriations com
/ m.ttsc.
senator Goodlng. Idaho. before the IN.
,...,,,c commerce commission. opposed
sc,,-,,ior Of the Southern and Central
| r.arj3c systems. Judge Robert :. Low
.,, CHAIRMAN of the Union Pacific board
~ directors. urged dissolution or the
merger.
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World Interested.

one sinner That Icp"nt"th than over
IA" n!uety-aud -H'ne just persons tha'
uead m rancnfuuCa
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IA" n!uety-nud-: Just persons that
need no repentance.
World Interested.
The world ~ Interested, 'On, nconI"
RICH. here In Whrcl!ng. arc interested
10 q.c what yrI Christians are going
20 do IN Ibis meeting. mca and women
,vcrlwhcr" IN s!r ere crying for Il va
out Show them the way. Then hcl!
IS Interested; %aiar IS busy doing
everything IN Liz power 70 thwari tao
Kingdom rr heaven. see that you don't
le, hIm use YOU.
r. Wheeling IS 70 have revival YOU
must get right with your fellnwmcn.
how can you hc right with cod AMI
wrong with your feliowmcn" Wh'
have you got II IT, for, brother" If YOU
arc harboring hatred In Your heart %"pr
prayers don't g. higher than your la.
90 to that fellow YOU hay" "rouc"d
and ask him Ia :nrciVc yCu. or T Tou
s"y he has wronped YOU. t. him yon
forgive him. then the power Of God
will come down IN our souls 10 bless
lay aside all malice md sin and get
right with God %"G each other. Sur
render ahsolutcl" and crown Jesus
King OF your 10 Can that thing in
y;ur life by its light name. You can
spell Il with thrcc letters. sim con
fesr Il. put Il away. Ask TITO Lord
what He wants YOU To do and YOU viii
near His voice calling YOU IN {" cat
and win mon and women TO Him
Won't you come 20 Him tnngh; and L.:
Him mako you fight?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-12-08
MEET Ar MINNEAPOLIS.

New York. Dec. 7.-M!Nneapc,Is was
selected today as the meeting place OF
the next annual convention "f the Ma
t!onal Insurance commissioners.
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Cnfrocked Priest Now Seeks Divorce;
His Romance Is Shattered.

Trenton, Nov. SIN answer to a
suit for divorce filed in the Court Of
Chancery, Mrs. Katherine l.. Dilesi, OF
Pennington, makes a complete denial
OF charges OF misconduct brought by
her husband, Michael Enrico Dllesi.
Unusual interest Is attached TO the
case because the husband was for sew
eral years pastor Of ST. Joachim's
Catholic Church, Trenton. He is now
chiropractor In Brooklyn.
Dilesis Punishment from the pastor
ate and his subsequent excommu-
nication were due directly to his open
friendship with the woman who after
ward became his wife. Before her mar
rage she was Miss Katherine Kosler,
of Barnegat Bay.
Following their marriage by a pub
lie oficial in st. George, J.. J., the
couple bought a farm near Pennilg-
ton. After time, according to
Dilesi, another man came into the life
of his wife. Quarrels followed and
one day Dllesi reached home and
found the house barred against him.
From a window, he claims, his wife
shouted to him the suggestion that he
go away and never come back.