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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11
IMPROVEMENTS At
DELAWARE CITY
Government Engineers Offer
Help in Rebuilding I'M
portant Roadway.

Special Correspondence Every Evening.
Delaware City. July 11>-Town Coun-
ell met in regular session last night.
whom Mayor Bright and Councilman
Rose announced that the Commanding
Officer Of the First Engineers Of Fort
du Pont had offered % repair Fifth
street from CIark's Corner 70 the
Canal Bridge free Of charge provided
the town would furnish any kind Of
material 10 DO the Job with. This stretch
Of road. about a quarter mile IL length.
has been In a miserable condition for
some time. Tho Secretary was instruct
ed TO arrange meeting between the
Officers Of tho First Engineers and
! Council.
| Councilman Rose reported that he
/ had received five traffic guides from
| the Delaware State Automobile Asso-
citation which win be placed IN tho
most important crossings Tho secre-
tsry was instructed % communicate
with some company with the idea II
obtaining a traffic night guide for use
az the intersection Of Clinton and FIFTH
streets.
The question Of repairing tho city
wharf property At the foot Of Clinton
street, or If disposing Of Il 20 tho gov
eminent was discussed and the recra-
tary waS instructed to communicate
with the Government Engineers IN
Wilmington 70 ascertain whether tho
government would sun DO interested
In taking tho wharf over. y was
brought out that this offer hah been
made the town once. but no definite
action had ever been taken. n the gov
Fernrent stu desires IN purchase the
property. the question viii be CUB
mitted 70 the electorate.
Tho Secretary and Councilman p.
L. Cofer we're ordered 70 communi-
cato with Congressman Caleb r. lay
ton for tho purpose Of obtaining var
ous fish spawn from the government.
hatcheries 70 30 placed in the canal az
this point
The following bills were ordered
paid: Y. r. Peak, S25; r. T. Corer.
s36 90; William c. Hickey. s22s4; Hu-
bert 4. Roop. s20.25; William Z. Rey-
bold. S25.75: Delaware City Water CO..
St75.
Councilman Pose reported that ~.
| had begun the moving Of The local
streets and roadways and expected -
| cover the entire town within the next
| two weeks.
| Mrs r 7. Cofer returned home to-
day from the Delaware Hospital, Will
/ minston. with her daughter ElIzebeth
\ Frank &ef has taken a position on
the Z. s. Engineering dredse no. 10.
II Miss Anna acCsrnes Of Whining
II ION IA visiting Miss marguerite Null
4 gan. Last night Ralph Mulhgan gave
Il a boat party 20 ST. Georges in her
Il honor. The following guests made the
Il trip: Marguerite Mulligan, Nary
II Schaeffer, Ann McCarnes. Emma. Null
II ligan, Bess O'Neil. William Beck
II Frank schsefter, Emmett O'Neil. Al
II bert Feeley oc Washington and Messrs
III Irwin and Weth OF Wilnin gton.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11
REHOBOTH WANTS A
TELEPHONE station
Il VIII Ask the Diamond State
Telephone Co. TO Give Better
Service Next Year.

snecial Correspondence Every Evening.
Rehoboth Beach. July 11.-Residents
Of Pehoboth contemplate requesting
the Diamond State Telephone co. TO
install a. telephone station here. At
present telephone calls are handled
through Lewes, six miles away, and
only a limited number Of telephones
can be placed here and al are on party
lines. Many business men, who sum-
mer here, are bothered when trying
10 talk over the wires with Interrupt
tons So far it has been Gapos-
sible 10 get q direct wire to Rehoboth,
and the telephone company viii be
asked 10 give better service next year
with a local switchboard and mora
/ lines in the town.
! Morning dances at the Hotel Hem
/ lopen began yesterday. with music by
/ Aiadden's Orchestra The orchestra is
a fine aggregation and has under con-
s!deration a request to furnish music
/ for monographs.
! Sussex Hall IS headquarters for
many Philadelphians.
/ Because the electric light plant went
out of commission fer several hours
4
had TO close. Business places were
handicapped and had TO use lanterns
and candles.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Frank Sharp. OF
Georgetown, are occupying the
lPoynter cottage.
Mrs. AIauet Nelson. Of Wlr12ngton.
was d guest at the Hotel Henlopen
over the weekend
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. c. Stewart. OF
Georgetown. are entertaining Mr.. ana
Mrs. John J. Egan. Mss Mary Egan.
J. Hall Egan and William r. Egan, OF
Philadelphia, and Miss Sara Wilson.
of Georgetown.
Raymond Frederick. tenor soloist OF
Summerfeld Methodist Episcopal
Church. Philadelphia. visited Reho-
both Beach. Sunday and was a guest
| of Mr.. and Mrs. Alphonze Hazard
| Mrs. NJ. c. Barnett has purchased
| FIVE lots in the Pines and may build
a winter residence there.
II Guests at Marvels Hotel include the
II following Wilmingtonians: Mrs. 0. V.
II Bigham, Mr.. and Mrs. William A.
II jackson and their two sons, Z. Ewing.
Il Charles Fischer, Walter Mendephau,
H. NJ. McWhorter. H. Cullen George
Il and c. a. Nelson. Other guests are:
/ Mrs. a. Edward Rhodes and Mrs. c.
/ L. Thompson OF Eiillcrest. J. II Booth
II Of Milford, Rev. and MRS. * Z. Reed
Il OF Milton. Mrs. G. H. NAPLES Of NIL
II ton, Miss NJ. S. x. Evans OF Middle
Il town, Myrtle Bradley OF Newark.
II Frank o. Bryan OF Milton and Mr.
\ and Mrs. Norman Hicks OF Carney
II Point, y. J.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11
Picks Site for Veterans Hospital.

Washington. July lI-Selection Of
Aspinwall. near Pittsburg, Pa. as a
site for a 100000 hospital for dis
abled veterans was announced last
night by Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury Clifford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-07-11

The rapid strides forwa ard that Miller Brothers
l. has made in almost the last quarter century
haveConstandy forced chang and better
faCilifes-.-more improved store MANAGEMENT
etc., in order to adequately serve our ever in
Creasin9 patronage. With the purchases Of the
outstanding stock by Nathan Miller who now
assumes complete ownership of the institution
which bears his name, reorganization is the aim
orCed effort to eliminate any of the past and
to insure thorough service for The future This sale
for the next ten days not anticipated sale. 1t not the
result of weeks of preparation and scanning the market for
inferior merchandise to sell at profit 1t real legitimate
sale of standard merchandise which has been stock or
under order previous to the change in ownership.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
FOR SALE

FOX SALE
 FOR SALE-Nicest hotel in town Phone 391 53S2-10-19 FOR SALE-DOuble barrel F guage shot gun. 514 A Brophy Avenue.
 5372-1O-17 FOR SALE-Modern five room furn- ished or unfurnished cement house. Cement garage; Bearing fruit trees, lawn and mine water. BOA Douglas Street Warren. 536O-1O-14 BUSINESS FOR SALE-Grocery mo- tions candy and tobacco, stock and fixtures. Place for rent. 119 Black Knob, Warren. 5345-10-13 FOR SALE-Modern house. 5-rooms and bath. Hardwood floors. Cement garage. On level. Easy terms. Ma son Avenue car stop. 725 Tomb stone Canyon. Phone 86S w. Ap- ply forenoon. 5235-10-21
 The Review has a Quanti-
 >ty of white Industry bond
 paper, cut typewriter size
 for sale. Call at office.
 FOR SALE Mattresses, renovated, made to order. Bisbee Mattress Works, opposite gas plant. Tate Hill, Lowell. T. A. Tate, Phone 142 w. 5292-10-31 FURNITURE FOR SALE-3 rooms. Piece or lot. Call mornings. 12A 1 Art Hill 5346-10-14 1 FOR SALE-Second hand doors and ! sash a few store fixtures. John P. Steffes, Rear Bisbee Lumber Co. ! Lowell. 5357-10-14 FOR SALE-At a bargain. Portable concrete mixer tilting type in good shape, also one double acting Hoist. John P. Steffes, Box 1928 Bisbee, Arizona 5355-1O-14
 FOR SALE-kU7 OmO5ilES FOR SALE-O Oldsmobiles cash or terms Krebs Auto Company Lowell, See A. D. Reese for demonstration. Phone 34. 6234-1021 YOUR old car is worth money when traded in on an Oldsmobile. Bring it | in and talk it over with A. D. Reese, Demonstrators, R. B. Krebs Auto Co.. Lowell. Phone 34.
 5379-1O-25
 FOR RENT
 FOR RENT-2.rOom furnished house with kitchnette. Apply 1O7 Clausen Avenue. 537S-lO-lS
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
T. l.. CROTEAU (SeaD M. A. BRUCE (SeaD
 C. IT. BLASKls (Sean OIs IAI.I ANl- AIaIt

NIAIE UF IIFlIlNW " -AINIl.
 COTNTY OF NEW CASTLE. )ss. r BE TT REMEMBERED that on this 27th day of March. A. n 1929. personally came before me. Herbert r.. Latter. a Notary Public for the State Of Delaware. and New Castle County. T. l.. Croteau. NJ. \. Bruce and C. Fl. Blaske. all the parties to the foregoing Certificate of In corporation known to me personally to be such. and scvcrally acknowledged the said certificate 10 be the act and deed of the sgnerS. respectively. and that tho facts therein stated are truly set forth. GIVEN under my hand and seal of of flee the day and wear aforesaid
 HERBERT F.. LATTER
 Notary Public , Appointcd Feb. 25. l9sl- Stale of qla-
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
DRoWNS FROM SHAME

TOXIC, Oct. 11.-(By the AssOcia- ted Press)-The wife of Major Hara, a Japanese army officer, who is to be court-martialed in connection with the disappearance of Czecho-Slovak arms in WlsdYostock. committed suicideI to- day by drowing. She leaped from the steamer4 F'uhan. x 'E'
 She left note in which she stated q am dying because I am ashamed of the arms affairs in which my hus- band is involved"
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13

FOR RENT-ThreeS room furnished house, with bath. Chicken yard, Fruit trees. Apply Review office.
 52S6-9-29-tf
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1.-The gov ernment's new bond issue-the first since the war-has been OverSub- scribed, Secretary Mellon announced tonight. The total subscriptions it Is understood. aggregate something near one billion dollars on an offering linn tied to about five hundred millions.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-5-rooms furnished with
 garage. Adults only. 907 Tomb stone Canyon. 5371-1O-15
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13

A statue of the "Poilu Liberator'' was recently erected in Metz, on the site Of the statue of former Emperor William of Germany.
Bisbee daily review., 1922-10-13
ovERsuescRieE BONDS

,lppointcd Feb. 25. l92lS State of Lsl, ware. Frere two Nesrs. ts ~
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MlT.hreesMllnute Ia1esMz}|
- By AID Schuster s,-6&4&AA
ROLLING STONES GATHERING MOSS
By. AID. SChusterI

mean. strong men ouEh;a Ne hew!ns and
sewing
A week later two men set un an
eight foot sluce box by the side Of III,
river. For three feet At one end the
bottom was left smooth and the rest
was covered with gunuy sack. over the
sack they had nailed a wire screen.
From the rreviccs NJ the rocks the
two had pulled great heap Of moss.
From six to eight feet above the low
water mark they had taken It and had
been careful To- lcavs the roots that an
other crop might grow. The moss they
had burned and into the smooth end
of the tilted box they put IN the ashes
Then they had dIpped In water which
carried the ashes over tho screen ana
tho gunny sacks II was an adapta-
ton Of the rifle hars or the placer min
ers' sluices. plan TO take from tho
moss any gold which might have been
caught from the waters and Shittng
sands The gurny sacks would act
once again. n the scheme was 20 worn
az the moss had acted and the barren
,shcs would be carried with the water
from the lower end Of the box.
After tho heap o. ashes had disaT-
n.ared the men examined tie sacks and,
with the use Of quicksilver. salNaged
.nirh wages for their lahors
Tind,l Byrd looked over IN" hrst
cInarup and sighed. This means he
said, we've laid out job for the HHm
ner IFS going ~ n" lot or WORK
Dad blame that old Codger.
What codger""
"The one wha, said rolling stones
gather no moss.
Tomorrow Settling Flames
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CA[)Iz

r.tiz Aug. Miss Edith Fisher. ~
Rolivar. is Miss Lucille Thompson
guest.
Miss Nancy Brown and Miss Mary
Louise Slusser. Of cleveland. have peen
visiting Mrs. Ada Gnrrln.
Mrs. Robert Garbs and Miss Mildred
Gan,bs have gone 10 MeadNiile. Pa. 10
visit Mr.. and Mrs Roy Gamos.
Mrs. Ralph Wagner has returned
bon,e after a visit with relatives in
Warrington. W. Va
Mr.. and Mrs. a. w. Kirkpatrick. OF
New Philadelphia. were here visiting
Cadiz relatives during thautauaua
Mr. and Mrs clyde Work. son George
and DR.. G W. Emery. Of Toledo. have
been visiting Cadiz relatives the past
few days.
Mrs Caroline Kennedy and son John
Franklin Kennedy and daughter. MISS
Caroline kenendy. ~ Columbus. are
guests in the home Of Or. and Mrs. John
S Campbell.
MIS-. James Ivan rat'n. Of Grafton.
ia and Miss Kathryn Groves. OF
I.brichsyille. are guests Of Judge and
Mrs. John 3. Worley.
Mrs. Mary P. Thompson and daush-
tors. Misses Marietta and Florence. nave
arrived from Tulsa. okla. 10 be the
guests Of Mrs. l.. Jay Thompson.
Mrs. Joseph Bryce and children
Emma and Charles. and Mis- Sarah Ga
hour and Thomas Hollis. OF Homestead
Pa are guests OF Mrs. r. r. Cochran.
Miss Nellie Swan. OF Canton ana
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Ttudau Byrd and Uasco Munds sat
on tho bank Of the Trinity river ana
hshcd for trout
"Ir Il wasn't so hot" explained TIN
dali who always had reason FOR MS
laziness II would get out in tho stream
and whip II like regular hshermah.
But am asking you and he made the
question impressive. what would We 10
with all the fsh?"
The question was not answered TOR
Wasco was ASLEEP. They sat AT the
edge Of q road which dipped down TO
the bank OF the river then rose un,il u
became a shelf cut high In inc mis-
Toward them. on this road. man was
walking Tlndall shook his companion
~ let you SLEEP when this went by
you'd never forgive me. Two 70 one ne
selling medicine"
You're on" said the sleepy "aSoo.
IT pick him for parson."
The man who approached wor long
coat turned green with age and several
sizes too large. His trousers almost
hid his shoes and were fraYcd wherc
they had scured the ground RULED
down over his ears and groteSQuely out
Of the picture was tan felt nat "hlCh'
with the hang of his garment. gave MIN
a scarecrow appearance.
The man stopped and folded IN me
brim ~ his hat that he might give the
fishermen a careful regard.
TT always Gr!evcs me-. h" sald IN a
soft voice 70 which he gave unexpected
rnoduIat'ons, ito see strong men hsh.
you should no doing the work OF the
world, hewing and digging, planting and
sowing" 49,.
Mister" Ttndau whispered IN"
words you're dead right Keep S''"
I've got bite" -,
Irbe traveller surveyed the two in ST.
lance Intently they gaaed on Their hsh
lines giving to expression and a'u'uHe
On elaborate air Of excitement.
"strong men" began the stranger
"s.s-hh" warned the two.
After several baked attemnaS 10 re-
,cw the lecture IN" little man all n"'
Sorcad with Impotence and reHat,on.
Dierccardlng tho signals h" delivered a
narting shot. Rolling stones gather no
moss ,. ,rr,cd n
r,,daII. IF YOU pass me my WorkoaSke'
ri Nnish that dolly. What docs nc
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Four Dancing Feet
lilly AND LEN MARRY
By JANE PHELPS

She won't be happy long II she goes
on like that" Mrs. cummings SAID m
sorry for Len. | thought Lilly might
settle down. but | guess II a!n't in her,
Maybe II she has children It'll sober
her"
Ru. with marriage Lilly deteriorated.
Clothes. gay times with the Eastside
fast set" ton. yes there Is "tast set
there just as there is one on the Ave-
nue's) more money 70 use than she ever
had before-all these things went 70 the
undoing OF the girl whose nature cra'eo
pleasure above everything
Len O'Corner was quick tempered:
and they soon Quarrcled. Lilly accused
him OF caring more for Gerue, and What
no said in retaliation confirmed the sus-
plcion So there grew up GOODNESS De-
tween the TWO girls who had always
been friends. and Gerre discontinued
her visits. while Lilly seldom even VS.
i,ed the building in which her mother
and the Cummings lived.
When spoken 10 about It she said:
Ma. Is always asking for money
tbinkin' could help her. But / ain
got enough for myself. Clothes cost
somethin awful. and l gotto look sty'-
ish."
Her own home she neglected. ana Len
dtsa appointed in his desire for home
became Sulky. refused TO give her as
much money as he had at FIRST, oven
tho she threatened I" got II somewhere
4, be shut down on her. Before two
months had passed Lilly was going ONT
With the crowd she now cultivated un-
mindful OF all wicely duties and, TO
those locking on. her future Ioomeo
darkly.
She was always selfish" her mother
complained. hut | though she wouId
cbange when she got married. She has
FOR the worse. I'm afraid for her II she
goes on like she ia doin'. Len M DC
leaving OF her II she don't look out.
Never had tho contrast IN the two
girls. Gertie and Lilly. stood out SO
plainly. Gertie. ambitious TO improve
bnrsaIs kind and thoughtful OF her
ranIlv-ard Lily. selfish. thinking OF
Nothing or no one but herself. Yet they
had started HE evenly, in the same en-
vronment uor
tomorrow Tlans for Her
TrouSseau.
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[N9 Dictand Health |
ss''Gy.er ByLlu Hunt Peters, MD !
.Huio Of Diet and Hea with Ksy to the CaIorissj
I, I, I: MYSELF, I
HISTORY OF ME BY ME
CHA1 I TIN NY
Indications of Trouble

When Mama or Grammie. or Aunt
Sue or Daddy-yes. ne does II too
when they change my napkins, they al
ways see that ] am very clean oetore
they put on a fresh one. II ] look at
all as though / were going TO chafe they
wipe me OF with bit OF cotton and
some oil. II they use water. they dry
me gently and are very careful not TO
wipe the bowel movement over my
genital organs. That IS bad for babies
Our skins are very tender and we are
full Of creases, for normal baby IS
plump-not fat, oh no; just pretty
plump-and We get so!led often until
we are trained. These are the reasons
We chafe so easily.
Speaking about training. ] don't know
how that is done yet. but l xepect
shall soon begin my lessons for / have
heard some rumors OF II.
Mama keeps some zinc oxide oint-
ment and castor oil. equal parts. miVed
together, and II ] get At all chafed, shc
will put some Of that on me. She mas
not had 10 use II much for, you see. ono
OF tho chief reasons Of chatting do not
have that is sour and irritating stools
duo "a indigestion from some food that
was- never intended for human babies
As have told you many times. ! have
milk that is made especially for me by
my own Mama and you can bet she Is
careful to keep herself in the best con-
dition so my milk IS always good.
There IS n new baby girl next door:
+ She Is tho daughter Of mama's and
napa's dearest friends and college mates
Everybody Is 20 happy In our family
over her. 7 can imagine how much mp
nIness she must have brought 10 her
own family.
We are going to be married when We
grow up. That IS the plan now.
When Mr.. Elliott came rushing IN 70
ont house a little while after she came
No Grabbed nv daddy and Rugged him
md cyritedly said: Harry. old man We
got daughter! IT'S a girl"
And Daddy laughed and said: GOOD
work. old scout, she can be the ~ite OF
nv son. He's boy
1ordy, 7 guess my troubles have be-
gun. ...
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SIDE TALKS
bv Ruth Cameron
THE GRATITUDE HOG

needn't pretend 70 blame mo"
And the mother, being wise moth
er. didn't.
Greed for gratitude Is Just as ugly
and unbcaut!ful as any kind OF greed,
TOO Large Note
\ woman told me that she had had
a chance 10 60 abroad with all expenses
paid with n friend. but had refused.
II seemed 10 me Ike a great oppor-
tunity lost. why didn't you go: l
asked.
II knew | should have 20 pay my
way by being gracious and amcnable
and grateful for the rest Of my life
and didn't feel as If wanted to sign
note for that much gratitude. she
returned.
II is natural TO want 10 know that
people appreciate what you do FOR
them. It is unnatural 10 demand 30
much appreciation that you make your
rayors cost more than they arc worth.
The person who docs that is a profitcer
IN gratitude.
Tomorrow-A Ruined Meal
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Vel, when 7 left YOU last week,
told that I would toll YOU something
nice this week--what my nice mama
does for me II is ibis: She has lou
of seven or elght-!nch squares or sott
cloths made from clean and ironed
old sheets and tablecloths. etc. which
have served their usefulness for other
purposes. and she always puts one OF
those little squares on my napkin SO
that when have a bowel movement.
which I do twice or three times a day,
none Of the movement gets on the nap
kin proper and so they are easier for
the laundrcss TO wash. The little
squares. OF course. are burned.
! told YOU last week about what nice
htted napkins 7 wear now so that
have no big masses OF cloth separating
my beautiful legs and pressing on my
tender organs and pelV!s My doctor
will tell you about the pattern for them
n YOU will send a self-addressed and
stamped envelope through the Office to
her.
did not begin to wear this stylish
article when ] was n tiny baby. MY
nrst napkins were made OF soft cheese
cloth. They were cut yard square
and hcmmed. and when folded corner
wise three times. making eight thick
nesscs. they were just right. Over that
when two napkins were necessary
mama used triangle Of thick turkish
towelinE Rubber diapers arc harmful
on babies and should never be used, my
doctor says. unless occasionally TOT
travelling.
Do YOU know that II Is very important
that napkins he thoroughly washed AND
thoroughly rinscd" II the soap is not
thoroughly rinscd out II Is very IrrItAt-
in gto our tender skins. As soon as my
n,nkjns arc taken of me. they arc taken
from the nursery and put in a covered
nail az water to soak until the time Tor
the daily wash. They are then thor-
curhIy washed. boiled and thoroughIy
-ins.d and Ironed every day. and they
arc never under any circumstances put
on me until they are very dry.
Sometimes mamas VINO are NOT
,bouphtful dry the napkins AFTER p
hahy urinatcs and then use them again.
That Is not good to do. for the DRIED
urine may cause channg.
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Chapter SIS
Tom and Tim had gone and HE once
more raa on In the old routine Tor
Gertie Cummings. Vet into that routine
had come joyousneSs. an undercdrrent
OF happiness so intense II frightened her
az times.
The good bye had been painful would
have hSen fearful perhaps but FOR Tim $
nonsense. he VAS so excited, so full OF
low that ne kept them laughing. al
though before he was out OF Slght MIS-
Cummings tears hcwed.
Before Tom left ne had exacted
promise from Gertle. She would marry
him in six months.
II will lend jennie enough 70 hnish
her course at school. she can pay me
interest as we'll as principal when She
commences to teach. 1t Will be Dust
moss transaction just as I would lend
money 10 a man" ne told them when
Mrs Cummings and Gertie denurred
FINALLY he convinced them. and obtained
Gerties promise. They would write
often. and II possible he would return
IA the Fall with Tim for short Visit
Tn. DAYS and weeks flew in spite of
EertSe's longing for Tom. or Mrs cum
nlnGs' complaint that she didn't know
what 10 do with herself without Tim
I.illy Arnold was married. Gertte had
stood
ors,ty in her bridal tincry. a white
satfn dress. tulle veil. orange blossoms
and all. 49,,
TIM going - be married like other
girls" she had said when Mrs. Gum
r,ings had asked her about her dress.
Ma saws | won't have chance 20 wear
rho dress afterward Ike I would "
got a dark one but don care II |
never wear it again. Len gave me the
money. and I'm Eo'nE 70 have "h''e
satin and all the flNings
Len had taken her 70 Atlantic t'tF
o.. ,h.ir HONEYMOON. They would be
gone a week then would live not TAR
Sror, her old home. in the neighoorhood
NJ Tens shop. r, l.,
Gcr,ie often ran IN 70 see Lilly IN
,ro ,asrroor. and marveled at the care
lsss nav she accepted her responsi-
h,Iis. She never hesitated TO leave her
worry undone to go TO a movie or TO the
shors. she laughed and joked with the
,oupr men OF her acquaintance IN ner
o,5 Intimate wsy-juSt as II she WASH
uarried. Ciertie told her mother.