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Caution 10 Tailors.--At late Court in Phila-
delphia, action was brought to recover 1902, with
interest, for clothing sold and delivered by plain
tiff to the defendant. The plaintiff offered in
evidence the book Of original entries kept by his
son. 1t appeared that all the charges were made
as soon as the clothing was ordered, and before


it was cut out! The Judge rejected the book, re.
marking that, "the Supreme Court had gone SC
far as to admit entries made when the clothes were
cut and handed to the journeyman, but had never
and ought not to go to the length 10 admit charge:
made merely on the receiving an ordero make
clothing" On this decision the plaintiff wa
|non-suited. y. Star.