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FdrelueH Dinner for
Mrs. Treat

In honor OF Mrs. Harry Whitney
Trcat. who is leaving soon for the
East. and also 10 compliment MIR.
and Mrs. Gerald Martin Fennell OF
New York, who are guests at the
Hotel Washington for a time. AIR.
and Mrs. Trafford Huteson will be
hosts at dinner on Friday evening.
December I. at the Seattle Golf and
country club.
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cessful. fireman returned TO tho
United States aud the divorce was
granted. Friends OF the couple said
that II WINS the quiet life and tho
oldfashlohcd folks OF Ithaca thnt
caused 1.-THE people couldn't under.
stand Irene Castle. and she couldn't
understand them. IL was her nus.
bands home--she had 10 stay there
or leave II. and in tho end sho 70.
belled-so ran tho gossip.
Turnout sho retained tho name OF
Irene Castle for stage purposes and
she erected a beautiful monument
10 tho memory Of her famous nvi.
ntor.dancor.husband, tho central liz.
ure being tbat of n nude woman in
an attitude Of abandoned wocplnr.
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Miss Meacham Names Bridal Attendants,
Nh and Mrs HaueSoR Hosts

while his mother. Flora viyionno
plnkcrton. served the small gucsts
with dainty refreshments, n pretty
motif In pink. developed In tho lccs
and the decorations.
Miss Butler and Miss Margare,
Armstrong assisted.
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Informal Dinner Before
KdDDd Dance

To honor Miss Lucia Meacham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Heppell Pratt
viii entertain this evening at their
home with an informal dinner OF
eight covers. later. with their guests.
going 10 the Kappa Kappa Gamma
Snowfall dance. at Christensens
hail.
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Small Friends
Entertained

In celebration OF his sixth birthday
thirty little friends OF Bobby Pinker.
ton gave him u birthday surprise
party this afternoon at his home.
e515 Calhoun ST. Miss Bernice But.
Ter and Bobby's brother. Roy Hart.
man. were in charge OF the games.
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NO ARGUMENT HERE

It's shame" cried The young
wife. mot a thing in the house 1T
10 cat. I'm going straight home TO
mama"
m you don't mind. dear" said
the husband. reaching for his hat
I'll go with you Pathfinder.
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Services at Orthopedic
Shops

Mrs. II. T. Virgil will be hostess
Saturday for seahurst Guild AZ the
orthopcdlc Tea shop. assisted by
Airs. II l.. Swan. Mrs. j. Buckailcw,
Mrs. J. G. Johnson. Mrs. Stcwar,
Hudson. Mrs. Ronald Layton. mrs,
p. II. Allen. airs. c. =. Larsen. Mrs.
+. ]. Rice. Mrs. Ray Norris and
Mrs. C. Ritter.
Sunset Guild win be in charge at
the Thrift shop. represented by Mrs.
A. Hammcrgren and Mrs. j. stoeffier.
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SundQu Niaht Sumner

Dr. and Mrs. Charles II. castlen
are entertaining with supper Of
twenty covers al their homo on sun
6ay evening.
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BY.id0e Luncheon

In compliment to Mrs. A. I. Nc
Cargcr. who leaves shortly for Call
fornia. Mrs, Rush Mccargor II en-
tcrtalBlng with n bridge luncheon AZ
her home on Friday, December :.
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Luncheon and Cards

Mrs. Joseph do Maccdo Is enter
talning with luncheon OF twenty
covers at her homo on Thursday AT
tcrnoon. December q, Cards WIN hs
the later diversion.
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HE'D HAVE TO GO SOME

Saturn W said 10 have ten moons.
but wo bet ho doesn't havs any
more moonshins than we have
Little Rock, Ark, Gazette.
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Women's Clubs
ADDITIONAL CLUBS

DUNLAP PIT. A.
The Dunlap PIT. A. win hold "a
haxaar on Friday. December 7, at
the school Tho booths win feature
aprons. handkerchief. fancy work
and homo cooking. Mrs. s. Il. Wing
Is general chairman.
PHILosfUs CLUE
The Philomus club viii meet Mon.
day. December ., at 2 p. m, with
Mrs. G. II. Rose. 2if2 Mob HIl ave.
Miss Helen Prescott OF he Social
Welfare ieagac win speak on Local
Charities - History. Character and
Conditions" Miss Helen II. shaffer.
viollnlst. accompanied By Mrs.
George Rhodes. will play some selee-
tons. Mrs. Wilson r. Gay and Mrs.
J. f. Mcpherson. assisting hostcsses.
Take North Queen Anne car.
WEBSTER PIT. A.
The Webster PIT. a. win hsld n
silver tea at the home OF Mrs. Guiles.
S4oA w. esth st.. on Thursday. Dc.
cember 6. from 2 Until 4 o'clock.
cALEIDH CLUB
The caleidh club will meet Tues.
day. December 8. at / p. M, with
Mrs. S. S. Frantz. i23 w. 5ist st.
SEATTLE LODGE NO. I
Seattle Lodge No. Z. Degree OF
Honor win meet in Evergreen hail.
Tuesday evening. December 4. at s.
O'Clock. Members arc urged 20 be
present and participate in tho annual
election Of officers. Members from
other states who wish a transfer 10
No. are asked 20 attend lodge or
call ST. nset2o7o for information or
assistance.
WoMAN'S LAKEWOOD CLUB
The Woman's Lakewood Civic I'm.
proyement club will hold It's regular
meeting, Tuesday. December 4. at 2
p. m. at the clubhouse. Mrs. -. II.
Barber and members OF the arts and
crafts committee will be hostesses
for tho afternoon.
Final plans will be made for the
bazaar. and each member IL request.
ed 70 bring all unfinished articles and
a needle and thread 10 the meeting.
COMMONWEALTH CLUE
The Commonwealth club will meet
at Dartnalls cafeteria. Monday. De
cember 3, at 615 p. m. Prof. Theresa
Mcmahon from the University Of
Washington. will speak on the
Equal Rights BILL" taking I'D both
sides Of the question.
HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
The Halter Lake Social club win /
be entertained by Mrs. II. c. Fuller
at her home on Thursday afternoon.
December 6.
GREENWOOD CHAPTER,
o. u. 8.
Greenwood chapter no. 1876. o. u. 1
s., win give a dance Friday evening.
November 90. at o'clock. in Green.
wood hall. corner OF 85rd at. and
Greenwood ave. Masons and East.
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or, HOW OFTEN

An old flame makes things hot for
many a man.-The Tyre
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CLUBS FOR SATURDAY

CLASSIC CULTURE CLUB
The Classic Culture club viii OBJ
serve presidents day on Saturday
afternoon. December I. at 2 o'clock,
in tho Federation clubhouse. Prcsi-
dents Of the forty.six clubs which
compose the federation win be the
honor guests OF the day. AIRS. E. F.
wistler. charter member of tho
club. and Mrs. c. d. Riser win be
the hostesEes.
Mrs. a. X F'isken viii give "A
musical lecture. christmas Customs
and Ideals with vocal Illustrations
By Mrs. Philip Gearhart. Members
may bring guests.
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noBERT MORRIs CHAPTER,

" -. -.
Robert Morris chapter. o. Il. g..
VIII give dance and card party
Saturday evening ot $50 o'clock ~
The Masonic club rooma. Arcade
building.
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woMENs OVERSEAS

The Seattle unit OF the Women's
Overseas Service league viii give a
soiree Saturday evening, December
]. at O'Clock, at the Frye art gal.
lery. The proceeds will aid the clubs
Christmas "chcerio" fund. Tickets
may be obtained at the door.
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ATpIIA ArX1LTAnY

ALPHA AUXILIARY
Tho Alpha auxiliary Of Street Rail
way Men, local 5s7, will give a dance
Saturday evening. December !. IN
Fremont hall. 3422Iz Fremont ave-
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RAINIER NOBLE POST
TO GIVE RENEFIT

To provide the special charges OF
the auxiliary at Cushman hospital
with Christmas cheer. Rainier Noble
Post Auxiliary. American Legion.
will give a bridge tea at the home
Of Mfa. a. +. Swain, 4739 18th ave.
y. f., Saturday afternoon. Decem.
Der J..
Reservations for tables may be
made with Mrs. J. Z. Brown. Ell lot
1911.
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GREENWOOD CT

-. -. =.
Greenwood chapter no. 1906. o. II.
s.. win give a dance Friday evening,
November 90. at o'clock. in Green.
wood hall, corner OF 85rd a.. and
Greenwood ave. Masons and East.
ern Stars invited.
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HEDlrM BROWN HAIR looks best Of
ell altar a Golden Clint Shampoo dyt
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DELTA GAMMA
AIrAlNAE

Delta Gamma Alumnae win be
entertained on Saturday afternoon.
December I. at o'clock. by Mrs.
Dominic Brace, at her home, 15S
Prospect 81.
WoAfAN's CENTURY CLUB
The Daughters' auxiliary Of the
WonaB's Century club win visit the
Girls Parental school on Saturday,
December ].
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YOU'LL BE DELIGHTED WIrH ESTAnni

AZ WuGHTs jar giycn FREQ with every or pack
marcel bob curl st sf1O AZ 2o IIalrh nd
Main 1864. 7 dug
party dress almost calls Hare yon heard abou
nc nco Cinderella pack that goics connfe
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HELPERs, CLUB

The Helpers club, OF Aloha chap
ter. No. liz. o. +. s.. win hold an
aIi.day bazaar and food sale at Dau-
5ensmith & Havlocks, 4Os 72d ave.
y. T.. Green Lake, saturday. De
cember /.
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WHITE CHINA FOR DECORATION

Before you've hunted the town the pieces you've
set your heart to tho Ceramic Arts studio NJ
1S1 Arcade SQUARED They have everything here
from Belock and Cascade China tho imported stool,
that many prefer. When choose your china here
MAE ST DENNIS VIII suggest tho decorations you
like and adyso you in selecting the usters and enaolp
youll Mood
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Who'd suspect that The dun broieHish paint u
as a Iustrc 10 plate ieouid become. after
fiotcer aud rcspierdcnt as an oDdi9
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FOR PLAIN CHRISTMAS COMFORTS

The whore Tho beat OF nca
Sans supplies sold at surprisingly prcos ones mother
there great downy blankets
For ones father there's gasoline camp stove nh so
OF outdoor delights For tho there arc non
sweaters flannel Shirts splendid
are conch covers auto robes
You must visit CAMP w1RELEssl
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Holc simple ~ 10 10 carry ont a color scheme 70.
machine embroidery The things you rearl
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- Come -hoPpN
And let's make good
!: !. !. !. !:
CD =, Time Of ii, tool Vel slip
~>~,X AA into music shop on First
sMSSS9W and hear the neac records
~ WV Wen Uisit class at the
III ~ A4A Y. W. Wen see achat
&YHMV they're doing at the
N0K studios, and aclcn we're
Vy tired aDeH drop IN for tea
at some place that the
o., ~ CROWD hasn't fo,tnd. The
toaon is fall Of surprises
Just nosci
/ THE CLOCK AT 222 PINE STREET
Makes u and the best
Of natons with tho magical appliance Tint rolls
Of THOR
HOME IRoNNER actually work in the windows OF the Thor
shop7
HOW YOUR VISITORS WILL ENJOY
You're welcome
WHY NOT BE cURLY-HAIRED?
r.. ess o O. D E., sa s S
@ sss ~ % es ' "e Hsl a s" nov {
oIos'er than e straight
GLIMsERING PRIsMs OF CUT GLASS
a6fe' se new at the store Of nc PACIFIC COAST
there so' Third Ave, Marion
The hyaenth, 4, made 10 III upon
standard Of The dark
THEY'LL BE SMART NEXT SPRING, TOO!
~, ',o Attractive new checked flannel sports dresses priced from
SINCE THE MAKERS OF EsTADo
Sent Jar OF tho my
what wonderful face bleach n rea lsi Ana hav
takes the sting out Of wndbntn and
q, good for tho other kind something
delightfully."- soothing and not highly perfumcd
SHE'S GENIUS AT INDIvIDUALIZING HATS
y9s here and there OCCASIONALLY one nnda ha, that's
always saeesss' 'oss Arcade mds.
count. oatodor' Dominates yosr ,noie
LOVELY, BUT UNwEARABLEl
full ISABELLE cRoPr long know. COS
TAKE HEART! OLD EYES
vision sSDnFs '' Irp sa ISL sS' Td a' &Ss
Strained faces make people old.
HATS OF BEAVER OR VELOUR
ss7 Peoples Bank Bldg
drcry ., purses. aae are bead ono. and ~, one.
and the bog embroidered boldly On on
and Chinese color. - -
THE GOWN YOU'RE MAKING
wills ,r,ror,
ton when It's richly embroidered metal THE
RELIABLE. soi Peoples Bank Bldg
Hoio simple q 70 70 use Of rich
machine embroidery on Tho things
DOES HE WANT A BICYCLE?
Whether rs Pierce" tricycle. Scooter Rudy IJndrsn
has Il; Times Square.
Where's the ,osbIv rotting agse,, a,,,t, me-, s ., 80, az
evclef Gomez Tho ore different
ONE WAY TO MAKE THE HOLIDAYS JOYFUL
Il 10 plan for the gif.
and tho amuscmcnts When call Cap The
two days For tho supply Laundry win take
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THOUGH CHARLES CHAPLIN WROTE TT

A. .sSo and $500 at MODEL Peoples Bank Bldg
g"s ,ss. q machine sl,g sei ne r..e care Of
resulting faHness
JUST STEP FROM THE STORES
- wios cAETEiiA inviting Christmas shoppers
Tr. Avenue ''S room 'Ad us wonderfully cooked food-''
NO POSING AT MIR. sILvEYs!
For hts me-, camera lens catches the ne.ns
holiday speeia cablnetared portraits osrser for
$500 Don't wait Upstairs Mcpermot Bldg
~ s. ss4 , ,e p1s s thar ss s
oaf O'''"'4 '''' 'a"''" ana "''e ~
YOU'RE SERVED IN A TwINKLING
wan you drop n for lunch at the new ENGLISH TEA ROOM
ket 4 ~
made al a 'ee1-tHoen healfh-tood y
SHE NEGLEcrs HER PIANO?
NARD BRNs music at SOC Pine street. lAi
music taat inspires sing dsaec 70 aagh-thar.
ONLY HALF THE STOCK is UNFINISHED!
g, 2 ssauay polished walnut duplicate in show
WINDOW down town marked Of higher
cn,ss.s sssose aa.aed parchment shade
back fSin0s Of harmony and Seaaay ~
FOR THE BIT OF GREEN AT THE WINDOW
Ia por nd o sg sas pottery hanging baskets for dollar
DV"' SUPP ApV
yas You're been seeking . no. to >. found
order u made Ike H. at oit shops
THE NEW TABLE SILVER
May be pattern For AZ w n crrrroNs
they'll order knives forks you lOs
@ handles s ss9'e1 into f he
FROM THE BITS OF AGATE AND CARNEIIAN
9. GOLD SHOP n sss and a' pins 'a aaa ss
Tssg "s Z. &. cr from
EDITH HARRIS REPAINTs DOLLS
R'rins repairs and makes wigs Etcl Bldg
Losing ones head accident Il seems, IA eoudp4
THE SMALLER SHRUBS
You buy at cIIApMAs only single sea.
regular nursery stock.
II Seattle s caIonos,e jed berries. sop, It,
vivid beauty on our larns all einter
THE TRUE MEANING OF CHRISTMAS IS EXPRESSED
In the greetings cards find at Kau Co
egenn0 has nothing to It but slim tube Of pearl
s ss sFes e ns s[ "a o. sads orer the shoulders
MUST EVERY PENNY COUNT?
not give her ono of the SINGER
'S q ' .1S Fsa' ssf runs aud rips close "'' up
EVEN MORE WONDERFUL
Than the Rex Beach damatzaion OF
Sunday Milton sis are stars on
s's s 5csss st Studded most , sas s ,
IT'S THE DAINTIEsT FINIsHl :
Hemsttehings cts. Elite Bldg over Barers
"BUT THEY TICKLE SO'
warmth Nare Test" pu npd E f Arcade Ap
1oO'oy Second Avenue entrance Arcade Building.
Magenta is Of the fashionable mis- season 70,
trimmings " combines effectively creme satin or
TCUc. - 49,
ot WONDERFUL HELP IN SEWING
If the Instruction given . MRS
BATTlNs free class in dsmatng design the W. Fifth
= 80 -
simple, I'm
SINCE MANY EXCELLENT RECORDS
Photograph supplies w
WHEN THERE'S OH, so LITTLE MONEY
10 apply In making tho attractive
there's Just one place TO TowNsEND's Eureka
line furniture exchange. at 2o2s First Avenue.
The hdppiea most comfortable Pre- siscoreyes -
III ISN'T SPENDING-TTS INVESTING
10 take hats to
WoUooekcd hats like wclprcsscd
ere arc to suggestions for glrTcs
lnb may De made Of gold sitter focers
ribbon or hcV be Of
In the affrq utrd
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THE FIRST LITTLE PARTY FRoCK

TTVW Z WIT1
ed from yoke 60 hem Tho making wee girls or ono
much larger, In task material goes first
d. H. shameks d5is Fifth Aye) to be mnchneprcsed this
win
Pcats crerhcrei pcated Of oeooetc fails r
neck TO hem of oo,cn pc1fcd are me ofo
anduU fHs OF net that trim The rcirc foc tic apron Of N
satin dinner dress q finished M triH Of the same stuff
some Of me oucest nothing pea pco pcatsl
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HALLER LAKE SOCIAL CLUB
The Halter Lake Social club will
be entertained by Mrs. n. c. Fuller
at her home on Thursday afternoon,
December 6.
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THAT PIECE OF HALF.FORGOTTEN Fur

VIII mako chokor hat brim a purse THE MODEL y,
fashonng and rcinings done Peoples Bank Bldg
The same def fingers that fashion hats smart ino o
fr at one Of our shops busy ich cunning Christmas ofts
forcrs and lace and ribbon Ncrf ck vou more aJou
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il to create day leisure
and tho amuscments When
two days yours For tho Seattle supply Laundry win take
every thing that's TO be dose house
ir and send II homo in perfect shape worry the
dainty things aud tho fanncs In their hand they
wash do. you tried thom?
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DUNLAP PIT. A.
The Dunlap PIT. A. win hold "a
hazaar on Friday. December 7. at
the school. Tho booths win feature
aprons. handkerchief. fancy work
and homo cooking Mrs. s. T.. Wing
Is general chairman.
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AUxIIIARY TO TURNvEREIv
BAZAAR

BAZAAR
The Ladies Auxiliary Of the Turn.
Tereln will hold a bazaar in their
gymnasium at Eighth ave. and
olive st, on December and
:. \ program has been plan.
ned for each evening, and on
Saturday afternoon there win be
special amusements for the chiL
dren. Sunday evening a dinner win
be served.
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DOES HE WANT A BIcicLE2

Whether rs Pierce" tricycle. scooter" Rudy Lndr
has Il. Times Square
Where's The toobblv rntnn0. fpsev affair they call
evcie1 Comet Tho neio different
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THE GOWN YOU'RE MAKING

or INC cont the hat or purnc WIN wear Tho ar oi
ton when irs richly embroidered in BLK a
RELIABLE. 800 Peoples Bank Bldg
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woMAN,s LAKEwooD cLIrR

NC.l.hC-N W fsAGlit CLUB
The Commonwealth club will meet
at Dartnall's cafeteria. Monday. De
cember 3, at Gas y. m. Prof. Theresa
Mcmahon from the University OF
Washington. will speak on the
Equal Rights Bill" taking UP both
sides Of the question.
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HATS OF BEAVER OR VELOUR
80

Take on freshness and style after rebockine
s2T Peoples Bank Bldg.
saoh diversity Of parscsi There are bead o,
and roc comes the pouch-shaped bog embroiae
and Chinese color.
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Come Shopping Udh cecMe

~ or

wouldn't give costly children, ones aoro
tho same delight wouldn't bosOw
would ase great delight In things usefulness For
BOY new suit new coat, would
DO fine For girl large small froc n an
round delight Among little things there hundred enr n
handwork to thrust into pocket adjoining tho din
nor table IN serving o In entertaining guests looked
through tho shops BUILDING an
Fourth and Pine7 They'll help you planning for Christmas
The Penn's Grove record., 1923-03-09
SEWING MACHINES

SINGER NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in
the line of sewing machines from Por-
table Electrics to Cabinet Electrics.
Singer Sewing Machine Co. Branch
OTice, IA w. Main st. A. j. Bailey,
Manager. Phone S6-wfth Spero. the
Tailor. 12-S-tf
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GRANTED NEW TRIAL

Antonio Zampino and Antonio Ca
puta. who were convicted by a jury in
the Salem County Court, on Wednes-
day, January 10, We're granted a new
trial on Thursday, March 8, by Judge
Charles Mecum, on an appeal by At
tornev Henry Burt Ware. The crime
for which they were tried was larceny
end was committed on June s, at the
home of Steve and Mary Peapolis. alias
Katzi, Greeks, on their farm. in Old
mans Township. According to the
testimony of the Greeks, four Italians
representing themselves to be prohibit
ton officers. went to their house on
the evening of June Sth and demanded
LIQUOR. One covered them with a re-
volver while the others ~ransacked the
house and finally found concealed be-
hind a looking glass 1912, which with
two watches and some other trlnkets,
they took.
The following morning the Borough
marshals were notified. They went TO
the house and made a thorough IN
vestigation and found the house in q
topsy turvv condition. Mary was then
taken through the streets of the Bor-
ough with the hope that she might
run across the culprits. Among those
to confront her was Zampino and
Caputa. both of whom she denied be-
ing the men wanted. During the next
thirty days she evidently experienced
a change Of heart, as she went to Sa-
lem and had the Sheriff to arrest the
two who had passed UP on the da,
following the crime.
Several new witnesses have came
forward who co~rroborated the state
ments of Zampino that he was ii VII
mington on the night of the crime
and Caputa was in charge of Zampi-
nos barber shop on Main Street.
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BABY FOUND IN RIVER

A fully developed month old male
child was found on the beach between
the Wilson Line pier and BARRIERS
wharf, Thursday morning. Coroner
Ashcraft was notified and took the
child to his undertaking establishment,
on South Broad Street, from where he
buried it on Friday. The child, which
was nude, had probably been in the
water two weeks.
The police are making an investi-
CATION to determine whether the child
had been drowned or whether poor
parents may have given it a sea
burial.