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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-02-18

In petition filed In district court
here today, the Chickasha Baseball
association, asks the court to issue
an injunction to prevent the transfer
OF the Chickasha franchise in the
Western association to any other
town, individual or organization and
asks for decree establishing the
ownership of tie Chickasha mem
bershlp or franchise in the Western
association
+. A. Daniels, president and treas
rrer of the Western association and
the following directors are made the
defendants in the action: C. C.
Stcinberger, Chickasha; ]. E. Sea-
brough, Springfield George La
Motto and r. w. Tucker. Pawhuska;
J. W. Shaw and Dud Brannon, Enid;
E. G. Mann, Okmulgee; W. l.. Bull
locr, Fort Smith; Dr.. w. c. Sand
erson, Henryetta.
The petition recites the history of
professional baseball in Chickasla
during the years of 1920 and 1921,
showing that Chckasha was granted
franchise in the Western associa-
tion in 1920 and that since that time
team has been operated here, all
rules Of the league have been met
all assessments, fines. etc, caused
to be paid and that "by no act of
omission or commission" has Chick
ASIA in any way violated any pro-
vision Of tie leagues constitution
or bylaws.
The petition further points out
that section Of article of such
constitution provides that the mem
bership Of any club in such West
ern association may be terminated
prior to December Is, 1926, for nine
reasons set out under the provisions
of said section and plaintiffs allege
that said Chickasha baseball club
and the Chickasha Baseball associ-
alton, member of said Western
association, has at all times COM
piled with each and every one OF
such requirements and has never at
any time violated any one of such
regulations or provisions"
The petition, after pointing out
that the constitution of the league
provides that majority of the
representatives Of such clubs con-
stitrte a quorum at meeting for
the transaction Of business, alleges
that "in the month of January, 1921
the said defendants, directors of
said Western association and Off
GERS thereof and representatives of
the baseball clubs" of the associa-
tlcn Attempted to hold a meeting
at Tulsa Okla, and that directors
and representatives at such meeting
attempted by motion, resolution and
vote to terminate the membership
of the Chickasha Baseball associa-
tion ** in said Western associ-
alton"
1t is further alleged that at this
meeting it was attempted to deter
mine that Chickasha's membership
and franchise in such Western as
sociation was forfeited and that the
same was subject to sale or disposi-
ton by the remaining members OF
said association and the representa-
tives and directors thereof" The
petition goes on to state that the
Chickasha Baseball association had
no notice Of this meeting, nor the
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Evening star., 1922-10-10

PARK VIEW.
REArTIFTL. MODERN. light
pressed brick; h.-w.h.: electric light:
) porches; possession: garage space:
within block Of Soldiers Home
grounds: reduced to s.. $50, easy pay
ments.
GEORGETOWN.
WEST OF Wise. AVE: modern
large rooms and bath. brick: front and
double rear i,orchcs: possession: extra
SIZE lot: no alley asking s.. $50: terms:
consider trade in part payment for
Chevy Chase property.
1911 AND I6I5 \ ST. Sc.
2SrORY. COLONIAL BRICKS:
'nperf;II rooms and bath: good lots
alley; monthly tenants; bargain. on
rerr easy payments.
2I22 Ol.l\E F. ST. NV.
concrete cellar: hot-air hear: good lo'
an ideal home for colored. below its
value. easy terms.
5o7 II ST. S.W.
2-sroRY. BRICK: small lot: rented
for SIG month: sell for less than
l.sOn. on easy payments.
NR. so. CAPITOL AND NJ.
5-r. BRICKS: rented for $500 per
snnum; an noo give away. at $3.50:
easy.
BLOOMINGDALE.
Cheerful ROOMS AND BATH.
modern. brick: possession: garage
space: a snap al $500; 81 800 takes
the equity. balance $50 month in
cluding interest
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 4587. 1923 ct.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
For GALE
FUN SNtE.

NEAR LINCOLN PARk.
2 small brick dwellings. located wide
avenue Annual income. s.,s. Price. So.5Ge.
A. G.. HOCGHrUN 4 CO. 15l1 II ST
We nave the BEST in every section.
WONDERFUL INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY.
FOR HOME AND FARM. HuTEi..
SCRDIVISlON PURPOSES. SA\ITAEiEM.
OYSTER RI'SINESS AND MANY OTHER
MONEY MAKING PROJECTS.
Three miles Of water front. every iU"t avail
ahIe for bathing: on lower f"tnna' ana tE->a
peake bay: containing ~ acres rNre!lent
soil Crops: Wheat. corn. Srg"5ah's.s and :God
apple orchard: about L.. a'.r-- of s.s'r h.sr-
ing lakes. thousands ot hu-hrEs uf H,-<; ,iiiai-
ity and favored oysters. well tiW''"rr,! with
"ak and ong-ie pine: f,lr big hor-.. facin.
water; 10 large ru"mS. spacious I,o".A"S. four
tenant hnnses. stables and other necessary
.'nt bni dings 2-Siory Shu'king and "ann3n.
house fine grove of trees surrounding dwell
lEg. State roads 10 Washin.t" t"n Anna POLLS a.i
Baltimore. 4 place that must he 10 h.
fully appreciated aud al bargain price. For
full particulars and inspection privilege
dress This office IF ynu mean business
q r. ZANTZINGER, REALTOR.
al2 1Gth st NV NJ 81!
Evening star., 1922-10-10
FOR RENT-HALLS
WANTED-STORES.
FOR EXCHANGE

HAVE SEVERAL. CLEAR LOTS ~ 80;
,ral Heights, H. G. adjoining taF.t"i itfiI"'
will trade for small Improved cry p'"F,;,,,
These lots have no improvements. bii are ''i-
and well located. The lots are wei "'''''
500 each Address BOX SIP. star office. -
iO.-AtEE DAIRY FARM WITHIN t"isi'n ,i.r
ate limits Of Fairfax Court Hous'' r'.'"s rn,.r
If land: S3I.GsI equity: will eNrhahse '''
npartmpnt or investment property:
,.., " 81 n " Main los.
SMALL DOW NrOWN APARTMENT: hi-Nts
s.. 9OI: will exchange equity III *..'"' 'o'
houses or lots. ~
1894 IL st II Ih.h ~
Evening star., 1922-10-10

excellent copdition: best ne. location; a bar.
gain. Phone Line. 5sos.
ONLY $500 CASH.
Beautiful new home. colonial porch; all
modern: near Lincoln Park: real bargain.
I'd nw.:e rooms baths, INV. heat and
e!ec. lights: 2-car garage: immediate pos
session This will be sold this week, go
don't hesitate:
$40 5OO-Near 18th ST.. south of Spring rd :;
n modern S-r. house: parquet floors, tiled
bath. hot-water heat; deep lot to paved
s1l, 75O-Taylor street near 14th: nearly new.
r. and baths: screened porches: h-w
heat and cleo lights: room for garage.
this house since purchase but is
offering it at original cost.
s7.950-New home. located in one of the best
NV. sections: h.-w. heat and elec.: hard
wood floors and hardwood trim: porches
front and rear; room for garage; near
stores. schools and cars.
81, ,7OO-Detached. 6 rooms and bath: newly
papered and painted: large lot, with grape
arbor and chicken house: on high eleva
tton: near school. Only $500 cash re-
auired
5OO-Corner, pear 14th st. and saul's
addition; I rooms and bath: completely
modern modern. Wi. With h. wide frontage: concrete
this desirable section
6.5O0-Three- family apt. 5 :. and b. each
near i7th and Q SITS, Prices in this sec. ss.
tion are rapidly advancing. This building
has - rooms and 8 baths. is on a corner,
and has plenty of room for garage
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN.
734 18th St Phone Main $500:
COLORED.
Near End and Florida Ave. NV.
The best house in the nelghborhood; 8 rooms
and bath. modern to the minute; screens.
awning, garage.
A prize for professional man.
{. G. LACEY,
TO 14th st. NV.
DOWNTOWN HOME.
VACANT.
174s st.--11 rooms. 2 baths; hot-watel
heat. gas, electricity; large. light kitchen,
servants room and bath; open 1replaces:
everything in perfect condition: fne double
brick garage. The best buy in Washington at
the price. Inspect at once.
DOUGLASS r. BULLOCK & CO..
Ills Connecticut Ave. Phone Main $685.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

SITE FOR CAMP CONVENIENT TO CITY
reply stating location. price and water tacil!-
lies Address Bon i:'-P star "t.ic-
WE WANT MORE PROPERTY TO SELL
II your price and terms reasonable we
have immediate purchasers PhoEe Main 168
or write what you have for sale.
THOS. Z. FARRELL.
ST. WOODWARD Bldg. 18th and II SITS NV.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

iY EQUITY. $1,000. IN Two WOODBRIDGE
detached homes. garage: iiv" in one. rem
rher $50 per moh'h: would exchange f."
earby Va. - Md. property with mere Sr"rui
>dd-es~ R"x 1.S T. Star "r.rs- IL
YOC ARE MISSING SOME GOLDEN
opportunities If you do NOT avail your
self of the many advantages and over
quarter century experience in our
change department. Now have client
with S3OGO clear prop-ri ies and
eTui,ies and cash trade e"r good ani
Another 10 story brick hp!s->. clear.
$4,000 trad. for business property ami
pay cash. and many Investment houses.
lots. farms. etc
y. r. RIO\ & CO.. INC.
Main 4J9,. li33 st.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
WANTED-LGTS.

LOTS WANTED.
THE UNION REALTY ,bEInEATluN 50
lICits the ii>tI. of lu1> SutRb.,' f"T aparf mcli
houses. stores dwellings Main eiI3.
UNION REALTY r0RPoHATlON,
l1ln Z, 81.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

ONLY $375 CASH.
Brick home OF 6 large rooms and bath;
excellent copdtion: best me- loca ation: n bar.
gain Phone Line 5SOS
Evening star., 1922-10-10
PETWORTH.

An urusun! home. near Grant Gree: {; r"oin-
and hath; h"t-water heat. electric l'gh'-:
hardwood trim throughout: colonial front
porch, double rear porch. s".t'"
Evening star., 1922-10-10
FOR SALE-LOTS

4 VERY DESlEARLE LOT. VEST Sint: of
1S-ft. alley CIIAS. \. McEtEN. iii' :, 81
Evening star., 1922-10-10

]. c. Weldon & Company,
lib St. Sc.
Phones Lincoln 43-II74.
FOURTEENTH STREET Nw.-One story
store: price. $lO.OO1 W: terms.
EIGHTEENTH STREET NV. NEAR CO.
LCMBIA ROAD-Store and two apart
ments; possession in about go days; price.
S3OtkalUN.
III STREET NE-In hest block: store and
apartments; rents for $3.50 per month.
Price 16.50O.m.
H STREET NEAR llth STREET NV
Store and apartment. now bringing in good
income on S35.O0O.0O investment.
600 BLOCK H STREET N.E.-Store and
4-room anartment. Price. $1O,5OO.OU.
MT. PLEASANT STREET N.W.-Store
and 4-room apartment: immediate posses
sinn Price, $12 .OO@.
SHERMAN AVENUE N.W.-store and
APARTMENT, with business now doing over
ST 600 90 weekly. See US for further par
ticulars.
]. c. Weedon & Company,
III B St. Sc.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

INSPECT THESE
NEW HOMES.
seautifully located on Wisconsin, avenue.
fust south Of Massachusetts Avenue Heights, IN
the midst Of very handsome residences.
Nicely planned with large living room:
Naval Observatory grounds.
Don't Miss Seeing These Homes
Open and lighted daily until Q pm.
Sample House:
2547 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
4 convenient location near the city.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
Owner and builder,
Qc3 18th St. Main 80.
.'Headnuarters for New Homes
FOR SALE.
Well located dwelling containing rooms
summer kitchen and bath: h.-wh., electric
lights. On New Hampshire ave. north of Wash
ington Circle. An Unusual opportunity TO buy
4 we'll built frame house. with modern equip
ment on easy terms. Price. 800.
GEORGE W. LlEkINS.
Exclusive Agent,
1919 X st.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
FOR sALE-H0USES.

MODERN CIR. NEW HOME: $3.50 CASH AM
$50 per month includes all int Address bol
BOP Star office TO-
Evening star., 1922-10-10

Near Congressional Library
home splendidly adapted for rooming purposes
10 rooms. baths. elec. lights. h. VIII: garage
for two cars. Price, $13. Easy terms of
sale.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 ST. NV. Phone Main 1o2s.
North Capitol and Randolph.
A well located brick home. rooms. tile
bath very economical heating plant.
porches. Good condition. Deep lot to paved
alley. Price. 5000 for quick sale Reason
able terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1884 H ST. NV Phone Main 1OaS.
INSPECT TODAY , TO :.
3oo1-o3-o5 KEOKUk ST. NV.
g spacious rms and bath: garage: open FIRE
place: INV. floors. These homes will appeal
to you.
1906 KEOKUk ST. NV.
dandy rms. and complete bath stone
foundation buiIt-in garage; h.w. floors; open
fireplace Price and terms reasonable.
ROBERT f. MITCHELL. CO.
laos Irving ST NV
Evening star., 1922-10-10

FOR BARGAINS IN SUBURBAN
HOMES see our Mr.. RCSSEY. Just
had listed about a dozen select ones
on inviting terms. Two sold in past
two days. Act quick. When you see
These yo3 will never want to rent an
other day.
y. F.. RNON & CO., INC.
Main 1897 14o3 + st.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

Near Rhode Island ave. extended-Attrac-
tive and rozy broom and bath bungalow. in
pretty section: furnace and electricity: large
lot: flowers and slrubbery; between two car
lines. Owner leaving city. Only $50; $3.50
cash, $50 month.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
NEAR THE NEW SACRED
HEART CHJRCH-SIO.4SO.

Convenient to the lifh ST. ear line ana
Tho 18th ST bus substantially built ana
charmingly finished home: q rooms. every
modern convenience open fireplace m
large living room: oak floors: huilt-in
refTirerator: concrete front porch and
very large double rear porch. Should I've
inspected to fully appreciate. 81 600 cash
is nl that Is necessary.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
A Real California Bungalow.
$40 5OAi 81 nna Cash g. NnntLl.

4 Real California Bungalow.
$40 500. 81 600 Cash So MonfhIy
CHEVY CHASE
Let us show you this artistic and unusual
interior has six rooms. fully tiled hath. hnil'
lot GOxloO. 200 feet from Coun av.
\. W. Bungalow.
5000 81 100 Cash S1a Monthly
Five rooms tiled bath. fireplace. reception
hail. hardwood floors, wash trays and
ants toilet. porches.
West Chevy Chase Bungalows.
$500 81. 200 Cash $50 Monthly.
Five rooms. tile bath. fireplace. hardwood
floors throughout. attic. porc.es. lot 80 by $50
MORGAN Z. MORGAN g. CO.
14O7 New York ave. NV Frank 1920.
Evening and Sunday Phone Frank. 1851 and
Cleye oo34
Evening star., 1922-10-10
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COnt1nued.

COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
A decided bargain In a strictly modern
home; 10 rooms. baths; house in excellent
condition: can be handled on very easy terms.
BRASWEIL. BROS, MAIN 4116.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Lovely home. containing . rn"ns ana hatl,s
h,r-wat..r heal. electric lights AID ga-. f:!C.a
az 90. fo- quick sale
Evening star., 1922-10-10
BARGAINS.

l room modern hiInga low: tile bath closets;
II, trolley. 80: S:i'n cash. $40 per
month
6-rcom house. hot water hear. gas tar III:
lot. tnNlJ0. close 10 trolley: $1,000. $500
cash. $40 y month.
GROOM new. modern bungalow: Sc son: $500
cash. terms
room new bungalow, ami. s:.3m; $3.50
<iI. terms.
Houses for rent.
II 4 N1ANN0P
Evening star., 1922-10-10

VACANT RESIDENCE NORTHWEST.
Desirable corner. three stories. brick and
stone construction: eleven rooms and three
baths tseven bedrOoms) steam heat. elec-
tricity; several dreplaces: newly decorated in
side and out; ready fo< immediate occupancy:
rear yard to ALLEY; room for lear garage;
located 18th and streets northwest bar
gain price: easy terms.
HARRY A. KITE.
1914 Street NV Phone Main 4s46
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS = NEW SIX ROOM
modern house, vacant. Price, $3.50.
Northeast-Six room and bath brick dwell
ing: vacant: good condition Price, 5000:
81 600 cash; balance monthly.
CIssEI. TALBOT & CO.. INC.
1005 New Y,rk Avenue. Main 1902.
ATTENTION. COLORED HOME sEEKERs-
18th and osH sWann sts.. si1-room brick house;
cIssEL, rALRoTT CO.. INC.
zoos New York Avenue. Main 1892.
BEFORE RTYING DON'T FAIL TO SEE
2957 AND 2959 UPTON ST. NV.
High-class, new, semi -de cached brick housess
rooms. 2 baths. breakfast room. two finished
sleeping porches: garage on 16-ft. paved alley;
the best value in the city. Open until 2. NJ.
Owner and builder on premises: 1Ss
YOU ST. N.w-yAeANT: 8 ROOMS AND .
haths: h.-w.h.: 3-s.ory bay window brick: alley
In Iear: $1,000 cash. bnlance arranged. d. II.
JOHNSON CO.. 1883 q st.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

TAKOMA PARk HOMES
We have two new bungalows ready TO
cupy- owners say sell tueEl. Oak floors. open
nrepiaces tile bath, up-Co- the minute Two Z
room houses. Convenient. com mfortahle homes.
Several :, and Il houses. The lowest
pr."es and best terms for 3 years past Fif-
teen acres fine land. dwelling. fruit. berries.
garage: On pike. :, minutes Ia cars
T!,NUMA PARK REALTY CO.
Col. .',nS. TanoTa Park. ID. e.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
BELMONT ROAD
Continued.

BELMONT ROAD.
SIC, ,JOO-Near Columbia road: lovely colon al
home. 10 rooms and 3 baths: - feet w!ae
spacious library. beamed and paneled dining
room. open freplaces. hardwood floors and
trim: fonr porches: excellent condition: lear
brick garage; possession: near Two lines
{. P. BARRETT.
Main Sis 1917 St. Rooms 1919. IG.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

and south of the rrS"rNuiT. - IRA .fitui ana
convenient Iucit ion III Ia" c.iE- Owner -Ni-
drpses N,X l!..i L Star n.tcC.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
WANTED TO BUY.

FROM OWNER-H0TSE. 8 TO ROOMS. II
good residential location and near car line:
need not be modern; state lowest price. paying
third cash. Address lIox I'll. Star office.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

o. b. ZANTZINGER. Realtor.
9la 10Th St NV Main 5371
1924 A ST. N.E.-SIX- ROOM HOUSE, NEAR
new Eastern High School: refined neighbOr
hood Price, $3.50.
SACL'S ADDITION = s-ROOM DETACHED
owner and builder. 1895 Crttenden st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

PETWORTH-sEMI-DE I-DETACHED: 6 ROOMS
and hath: hot-water heat, electric lights and
built-in garage.
BRASWELI. BROS. MAIN 41I8.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
EOR REeT OR SALE.
FOR SALE-Contf

) Room HOUSE. MODERN CONEENIENCES
uear Arlington county courthouse. tlaf"ndun
Va: 500 per month Call Clarendon es9 or
:. III c!.,.i-
Evening star., 1922-10-10
ECkINGTON

On = North Capitol s.. except 'aal
home r"niailin. y Rooms and bafn- i"T wai.!
heat. electricity and gas. Garas-. S>5p.
Evening star., 1922-10-10
NOW Is THE TIME FOR YOU TO
GET SETTLED IN YOUR NEW HOME
FOR WINTER

TO THE MAN OR WOMAN OF MODERATE
MEANS WHO DESIRES A COZY LITTLE
HOME, WE INVITE YOUR
ATTENTION
to these moderately priced properties. north
east suburb. near ears. Five-room and bath
bungalow good cellar: furnace and electric
lights. Only 5000. Easy terms.
Same locality. brand new bungalow. rooms
and BATH Arcoa h.-w.h.. electric lights.
81 $50: $500 cash and S45 month.
Evening star., 1922-10-10

HYA1'TSVILI.E. MD.--5-ROOM BUNGALOW
double lot: near steam and elac cars. This is
very pretty home and must be seen to he
appreciated. Easy terms
RRASWELL BROS. MAIN 4l1a
The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22

during the weeks that followed were
''the gobbling of a turkey, something
like man in loose nightgown that
trailed after him. knockings which
precisely answered the number of
times that one might stamp their
foot,' the rafting OF latches, the
jingling CT warming pans and (ac-
COZ ding to the statement of the Ger
gynan himself) an invisible power
that pushed me thrice in single
night"
Then, after a visitation which last
ed for precisely two months and the
details of which are vouched for by
several score CT witnesses whose writ
zen testimony is still extant, the
"ghcst" departed and left the Wesleys
% resume their former habits of life
as well as they might, but whether
the disturbances were really due to
supernatural agency or were effected
in some way by the displeased people
Of EpwoTth has never been deter
mined. - b ooklyn Eag,e.
The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22
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FIRST in The Tribune. Our corps
OF Florida correspondents and the
full night and day service OF the AS
sociated Press takes care of that.
The Tribune is by far the most wide
ly read newspaper IN South Florida
and is the representative paper Of
the state Daily and Sunday rates:
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yearly $500, months $500, months
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The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22

known principally as the father
OF the famous John Wesley, the found.
or OF Methodism. and of the hardly
less famous Charles Wesley, the Rev.
samuel Wesley, OF Epworth, Lincoln.
snlre, was also the father of II other
chiidFen-eight Of whom, like their
celebrated brothers. grew to maturi-
~ and attained varying degrees by
the unusual size OF his family. the
Rev. Wesley applied himself with
such zeal TO the spiritual welfare of
mis- parishioners and to the demand
ing OF the temporal support which he
felt was due him. that his barn was
burned upon two separate occasions
and, finally, the rectory itself was set
ahre and the Wesleys barely escaped
with their lives.
When the determined clergyman
had rebuilt his home. the villagers
We're apparently shamed into peace
Tor no further disturbances are re-
ported until the night of Dec. 2. 1915
"Aen the rector, his wife, seven
daughters. a man-servant named
The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22
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The Ocala banner., 1922-12-22

HoDert Brown and a maid known az
Nannay Marshall were in the house
IL was upon this night that there
commenced series of the most re-
markable apparitions, the maid-ser-
want being the first to whom the ghost
paid Its respects-producing "a series
OF blood-curdling groans that caused
the upstarting of her hair and made
her ears prick forth at an unusual
rate"
flgntened almost out Of her sens.
es, the maid aroused severel Of
the Misses Wesley and told them what
she had heard But they, declaring
that she was the victim of a bad
dream. laughed at her and the Rev.
Mrs. Wesley sternly ordered her to
go back to bed and cease her fool
ishness. Two nights later every one
in the house. with the exception of
the rector, heard loud knocks issuing
from different parts of the building.
accompanied by 'sundry groans.
Tsquawks and tinglings." AS the nights
passed, the "knockings grew so ter
rifying that few or none of the fam
lily burst be alone"
1t was more than a fortnight. how
ever, before the unaccountable sounds
made themselves apparent to the head
of the Wesley family and, in the
meantime, he had laughed at the
fears of his household and had claim
ed that the trouble was founded on
nothing more solid than feminine
imagination. Then came the night on
which nine resounding knocks came
from just beside his bed and, from
that moment, the Rev. Samuel was
convinced that the house was haunt
ed. in spite of teh fact that it had been
built only short time before.
To quote from a letter written by
Mrs. Wesley to her son Samuel: "The
tumuit was so outrageous that we
thought the children would be fright
ened; so your father and rose and
went down in the dark to light a
candle. Just as we came to the bot
tom of the broad stairs, having hold
OF each other, on my side there seem
ed as if somebody had emptieda bag
of money at my feet; and on his, as
if, all the bottles under the stairs (of
which there were many had been
dashed in thousand pieces. We
passed through the hall into the
kitchen and got candle and went to
see the children, whom we found
asleep. But nowhere did we find
|aught that might have caused the
terrific noise"
Among the sounds which were ap-
parent to various persons in the house