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The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24
BUSY WEEKS WORK
FOR BURT & CARLQUISI

Burt & Carlquist. the home builders.
report business for the week as being
exceptionally good in fact one OF the
best weeks in the history of the firm
Contracts for the erection of eight
modern cottages and bungalows were
closed, and their construction Depart
ment will begin work at once to build
five-roOm m 0dern near Sixth South
and Eighth East for Charles s. Robin
son: fOur-room bungalow for Joseph
Hauser. on Windsor avenue, below Sew
enth South; four-rOom cottage on Third
avenue near r. street for J. White:
five-room bungalow on Tenth East ana
Belmont for q. Roberts; six-room cot
tage on Tenth East near Belmont Tor
&C.. Q. Hansen; five-room modern cot
tage on Browning avenue near Ninth
East for ID. Madens: five-room modern
cottage on Baker street for A. Jor-
Eensen: siX-rOom cottage near Seventh
South and Fourth East for A. r. BrOys
Inquiries for five and six-room bun
galows and cottages are coming IN In
almost swapping proportions. Inter
est in this class Of homes IS increas-
ing at a rate that is surprising all deal
ers-
LEE
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Church Notices
PRESBYTERIAN.

First Presbyterian church. corner
South Temple and G streets: Rev. Will
liam NJ Paden. u. D. pastor.-MOrn-
ing service at IL o'clock. sermon by
Rev. J. l.. Carver Of Ogden No even
ing service Sunday school at 1890 D.
m; young peoples meeting Sunday
night at Z o'clock: prayer and confer
ence Wednesday evening at o'clock
teachers meeting at 1880 o'clock Wcd-
nesday evening. Everybody cordially
Invited 10 all these services
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The Iliff Methodist Episcopal church
Ninth East and First south street: Ia
vid W. Crane. pastor.-Sunday school,
10 a. m; morning worship at II
o'clock, sermon 10y pastor. God S
Way" Class meeting at noon. Epworth
league. 700 p. m; evening service at
s: sermon by pastor. Three Essentials
to External Life"
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PEPAIR MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

ALL kinds OF musical instruments r,
paired: guaranteed: reasonable price
NJ. Olson. s. NJ street.
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WASATCH LODGE No. r. and A. N
Masonic temple. corner LIST South and
ID East Regular meetings second Fri
day OF each month. Members OF sister
lodges and so5ourning brethren cor
daily invited. A &. Wherry. w. NJ. n
}. Lowe. secretary.
A. A S. RITE-The four coordinate
bodies OF the A A ;. Rite of Free Ma
sonry hold stated meetings the third
Thursday in each month at the Masonic
temple, corner First South and Second
East Sojourning brethren invited
w. NJ. RASH, S2d Degree
W. NJ Jordan Lodge OF Perfection No.
A c. wHERRY. s1d Degree.
w. M James Lowe Chapter OF Rose
q ro - MTSSirTT;r. sad Degree.
Commander OF Salt Lake Council OF Ks-
S San So ii. BROWN. s2d Degree.
NJ OF NJ Consistory No 1:
CHRISTOPHER DIEHL- 33d Degree.
Register for ali the bodies.
MOUNT MORIAH LODGE No. ?. II.
and A. M.-Regular meetings held at
Masonic temple. corner LIST South and
"a East. the second Monday of each
brethren in good standing are cordial
- p. A sIMPKIN. w. n.
CHRISTOPHEk DIEHL. Secretary
ARGFNTA LODGE No. ,. r. and A.
Al Regular meetings held at Mason
| - tamplo. corner second East and FfrEt
south. the first Tuesday OF each month
| Members of sisser lodges and sOjourn-
ing brethren cerdiIaic1y,, i1ylted 70 at
M. c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
UTAH COMMANDERT No. 1. Knights
| Ternplars-Stated conclaves held nj
Masonic temple. cor. I'd East and LIST
I cotitn the first Tuesday OF each month.
Sojourning Sir Knights cordially in
| vifed to attend.
JOHN T. BRECKoN. Z. G.
Il o. LEATHERWOOD, Recorder.
UTAH CHAPTER No. 1. r. A. NJ
/ Stated convocations held at Masonic
| temple. corner Second Easl and First
South. the last wednesday OF each
| MONTH SojOuruing companions cor
/ diaIly Invited TO attend.
! T. H kUTNEWSEY. II. p
N. c. PHILLIPS. Secretary.
| NAOMI RFRv .csr4 LODGE No. i
meets every second and fourth satur-
\ drv evening of each month in Odd Eel
| lows temple. Market street
! INTERPRETATIONS OF AMERTCAN
/ YEONEN Homestead No. 1882 meets
i every Thursday evening at o'clock In
4 Federation of Labor hall. corner 4th So
Il and state streets. David Bernheisei
i foreman: J. Everett Seely, cor. 122 So
% East. Bell phone 5345-K-
MAccABEES-Uto tent No. ]
/ meets every Wednesday evening In ]
Il q. o F. hall. Market st Sojourning Sir
Knights cordially invited
I
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SIGNS AND SCENERY.

CHAS. PETERSON'S genuine brass
signs. raised metal letters, tablets. etc.
Clipped glass signs are the real article.
al others are but painted limitations.
We paint anything. 20 Richards street
Both phones.
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SUMMER RESORTS.

--1 80 ----.----S-~~----O
mobile and horse stage will make regu-
lar trips. Phone 4f0s Ind. Baggage
taken.
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WOOD AND COAL.

.. c. MISSIONER, s7s south ives,
Temple, will furnish you with best coal
WOOD. hay and grain. Bell phone 2166;
Independent, 1890.
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LUTHER AN.

The Danish Lutheran church. corner
First avenue and + street. Harald Jen-
sen. pastor; residence 81 r street. Bell
5lS5.-High mass service at II a. m;
evening service at p. m. Sunday
school at 10 a. m. All Danish people
cordially invited
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
HEALING

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ONE OF THE GREATEST Iltl-
TMRHS OF w ygHS Is 1' coSS tff:fs
ING OF THE DREAD ENEAtN-AP-
PENDTCTTTS.
Words are inadequate for me TO ex-
press what the wonderful Treatment Is
have done for me. The doctors salo
gary for them 70 operate. came 70
AR. Horr and took his Treatment
given without knife. medicine or eis-
freGsful methods. now I feel 50 Wen 4
gladly recommend his work.
such unquostionable testimony az
the above. coming as Il does from a
resident OF Salt Lake City. proves the
value Of this famous man. ana snoeio
give every one confidence.
"A complete cure OF a case OF pieufisy
OF rs years standing. one or rupture
and n serious ovary complaint, were
added % this mans record this week.
Mr.. Horr invites the most skepticSi
10 cali at his office and he VIII luF-
nish the particulars Of each case.
n you have mysterious pains, IN
fiammation. liberation. cancer, ols-
placement or are suffering from any
OF the so-callcd incurable diseases,
don't walt for time 20 confirm your
fears and 40 through the horrors OF a
hospital operation. but call ana see
Mr.. Horr at once and save SUFFERING
DEMONSTRATIONS FREE TO ALI.
DEMONSTRATIONS FREE TO ALL
DEMONSTRATIONS FREE To ALI
OFFICE ROOM 2. GLOBE HOTEL
1855 MAIN
JOHN II HORR. phenomenal healer,
pains removed instantly without knife
or medicine. fncurnble diseases a spe-
ciaity. Room Globe hotel 2eoh SO
Main St
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II you have sore feet, tired feet,
sweaty feet. lame feet. tender feet.
smelly feet. cOrns. callouses or bunions.
read what happened TO Mrs. Crockett.
OF Jeffcrsonville. TII DID TT Mr..
Crockett says. after the second treat
ment she walked downstairs one foot
mt time. She has not been able Co
walk downstairs before en- past five
years. except by stepping down ON each
step with one foot nj time. This IN
remarkable. send five more boxes"
No matter what ails your feet OF
what under heaven you have used with
out getting relief. just use T Il. It's
different II acts right Off II cures
sore feet 20 stay cured. It's the only
foot remedy ever made which acts on
the principle Of drawing out all the
poisonous eXudatiOns which cause sore
feet Powders and other remedies
merely clog up the pores. IL cleans
them out and keeps them clean. You
will feel better the first time it's used
Use it week and you can forget you
ever had sore feet. There IS nothing
on earth that can compare with it.
.TIZ is for sale at all druggists. 25c
per box. or direct. II you wish. from
Walter Luther Dodge & Co. Chicago.
Ill. Recommended and sold by
Schramm job nson's Drugs. stores.
The Salt Lake herald-Republican. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1909-1918, 1910-07-24
STOVES AND RANGES.

STOVES and ranges repaired and
water jackets cleaned. Bell phone 1881.
or call az store 127 r 1sf South.
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English Lutheran church. 3s6 South
Fourth East street. F. W. Bussard. pas
tor.-Sunday school at 10 a. m. church
service at IL o'clock. All welcome.
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SURVEYOR

----~-~---~-~--------- ----~~~~~-~-~-~~~-~~~
SURVEYS Of city lots. mining claims
agricultural lands. irrigation systems
city subdivisions. power plants. etc IT.
riEation and electrical power p special
~. Place orders now. r. NJ. Lyman
r. 81 Hooper bldg. city.
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The Norwegian Lutheran church OF
Our Savior. 456 South Fourth East
street. kr. kvamme. Notwithstanding
service IL o'clock; Sunday school 10 a
m: young peoples society meets We'd
nesday p. m. with Miss Cavenaugh.
545 East Ninth South street
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CHRISTIAN.

The Central Christian church. corner
Third East and Fourth South streets
Charles r. Neel, pastor. 302 East Fourth
South street-Sunday services at II a
m: sermon. The Secret OF Content
ment;" Bible school at 10 a. m. c. II
Zimmerman. superintendent: auditori-
UNI Bible class and young peoples BIZ
BILE class at 10 a. m; Christian En-
deavor from Z to y. m. Mrs Berg
leader: prayer meeting and Bible
study Wednesday night Strangers are
invited TO all these services.
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''G00d Habit to Read and Use che WanG, Ads

ices. II O'Clock a. m. and o'clock p.
m Sunday school 9.45 a. m. The
wednesday, evening services are held at
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DOROTHY MOORE and Olive Rogers
give electric massage treatments for
ladies' and gentlemen. ElkO hotel.
Room 7.
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Second Church OF Christ. Scientist.
unity hall. l3S Second East street.
sunday services IL o'clock a. m Sunday
school S.f5 a. m. Wednesday evening
services o'clock. All are welcome to
these church services. Subject. Sunday
sermon, Truth.
Free reading rooms i'm the scott
building. les South Main street. where
christian Science literature may be OBJ
tanned
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
First Church Of Christ. Scientist, 336
East Third South street-Sunday serv-
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BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
MASSAGE.

DOROTHY MOORE and Olive Rogers
give electric massage treatments for
ladies' and gentlemen Elko hotel.
room Z.
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ADVENTIST.

Gospel tent on Market street. near
the postoffiee: +. w. Wolfe. metor.-
Subject tonight. The Mark Of Gods
Authority" Subject Monday night,
Joseph Smith and His Gold Plates
Dlscourse by s. O. Huntington.
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WILLOW PLUMEs CLEANED.

PLUMES cleaned. curled. dyed fancy
colors. Carter Fur CO.. % West list
South
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SEWING MACHINE EXCHANGE

NEW SINGERS. 50 per mo. Your
own price on other makes. First
class condition See as before buying
Young A. Raleigh. % w. 1st So. Phones
Bell 3o2S, Ind. loss.
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See the pioneer camp on the plains
in the Motordrome arena Pioneer day.
tomorrow. WANDAAIERE.
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August
Via Oregon Short Line. Special low
round trip rates to Raymond, Magrath,
Cardston and other points. Rates Will
be announced later. Parties desiring
reservations should communicate early
with o. s. l. agents. City ticket office
156 Main street.
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SOCIETIES.

WASATCH LODGE No. r. and A. N.
Masonic temple. corner LIST South and
I'd East. Regular meetings second Fri
day of each month. Members OF sister
lodges and soJourning brethren cor
daily invited. A &. Wherry. w. NJ: IL.
}. Lowe. secretary.
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ANNUAL CANADA EXCURSION

Hear six OF Utah's best vocalists-
Saltair-today.
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NURSING.

MRS. DR. FAIR. vapor baths. vibra-
tor massage. 523 Constitution bldg.
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SHOE REPAIRING.

YOUR old shoe repairer. John Fred.
ericks. will half-sOle ana heel your
SHOES for yOc. Rear 1854 n. 81 West.
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HOTELS.
4NNoUNcEliENT.

ANNOUNCEMENT
HOTEL ALBERT. salt Lake city 3
new hosiery. open for business; ele-
Rautiy furnished throughout telephone
and running water in every room. sin
gle or om-suitc. rooms without bath.
sf-O0 and $3.50. with bath Sl.5O and
s2OO- 10 south West Temple. Albert
Hagen. prop
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WATCH & JEWELRY REPAIRING
Albert J. Scare & sons, fine
watches and jeweiry. % West LIST So
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FRED JOHNSON: shoes made TO or
der, first class repairing. 100 W. So.
Temple ST. salt Lake City. Utah.
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KIDWIvES.

MRS. LIZZIE CEIsLER: private
home for confinement: best care and
Attention given. sss West Sd No. Bell
1fq3-X. Ind. 1909
PRIVATE HOME for confinement.
b-9f ~ care given. Mrs Kate Johnson
30 south sch East Bell phone 2e2s-Y.
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SANITARIUM

CANCER. Tumor. Assesses. Diabetes.
Paralysis. DrOpsy. rheumatism re-
moved without operation OF drugs. Chi
ropractic Sanitarium. 657 South State
street. Ind. phone 1914. Bell phone
hook No Cure. No Pay.
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WASHING AND IRONING.

EXPERT rough and dry laundry
work done at home. Bring TO 74s East
LIST South.
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STORAGE.

MITCHELL VAN & STORAGE CO,
21S South West Temple. Let US figure
with you on your packing and moving
l. trst-class storage house. Phones Ala
KIMBALL VAN * SrOkA,iAs CO
moving. packing. shipping. 5rand-u~vv
modern warehouse. Bel zlSS. Ind. l56l.
10 West LIST south.
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UNION MEN ATTENTION.

Union men. attention.
Union men and all friends OF organ.
lied labor should know that We are
the only uD-to-date strictly union
store IN the CITY. All our clothing
Penoers. gloves bear the union Label
We sell only high grade relikbie union
made goods. Don't buy inferior sweat
shop OF penltentiary gooda when we or
Ter you union made reliable goods To-
less money. Best goods-lowes,
prices. jacob Aures. union clothfer
80 r. LIST SO. Wir sprechen Deufeeh
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TyPENhlTERs.

~-~~~~~-~-~~~~~-~~~~~~-~-~
a RI ~ A. aE-GsS KENT cd. ex
changed, sOiu. Phones $50. Utah Type.
writer Exchange Co. 90 West I'd SOItn
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TAIORS.

WOLF. Thn AAiLOA. 400 Judge
Bldg. Clothes a. you Ike them. Both
phones
GO TO CITY TAILoRs for your fan
suit, 241 West So. Temple.
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rHE crY urAH SUNDAY
BUSINESS DIRECTORY.
WATCHMAKER AND JEWELEl


]. BROADBENT, matchmaker and
ieweler. 150 W. SO. Temple. Estab. 1851
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STONE FOR SALE.

siADAsd ~ DER gifted psychic auc
claiTv0yanL reveals your past, present
and future. Card readings daily on al
business affairs. z6l South Main, I'm.
ion block. room 3.
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PATENT EXCHANGE.
PICTURE FRAMING.
PAPER HANGING.

PAPERHANGfNG, decorating and
painting, first-class work, ordinary in
price, work guaranteed Write FOR es-
Inmates. Joe PAUL. ST. West I'd South.
Ind phone 1859.
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PRINTING.


STAR PRINTING CD. book and Job
printing. boOkbinding and paper ruling.
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MIAMI GILBERT REMEDY CO.
Guaranteed cure for 7ii stomach trou-
BILE blood diseases and rheumatics. Ind.
phone 1855. 40 Center ST. Gilbert Rem
edy Co.
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RHEUMATIsM CURED.

ANYONE suffering with rheumatism
and wanting to be cured. 213 W. 2
SO. Bell leak.
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Address all correspondence TO
Classified Advertising Depart
ment. Herald-Republican. salt
Lake City, Utah.
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RAZORs AND SCISSORS GROUNl

y 4 u GO WRONG bring your dull
knives. scissors. saws and razors to
A. Butler. 161 ". 2d South. Keep sharp.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14

in the tax and fine fund through the
summer at 2 per cent interest, same
to be paid back to banks out Of first
monies collected going to credit Of
said fund.
The bond Of A. w. Wilkerson as fis-
cal agent for ten thousand dollars was
presented to the council and approved.
air. Tyler Haswell appeared before
the council and presented a petition
signed by himself. Col, Sims. Sam B.
Wilson, Elon Stuart. Pete Stacy and
others living in the section Of the
city, alleging that the paved gutter
along Bryan street was being used by
hotels, restaurants, Darbershops. ice
cream parlors and others as sewer
for waste water of all kinds. That
the stencil arising from same had be-
come an intolerable nuisance. menac-
ing the health and lives Of the peo-
pie of that section Of the city, and
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1910-05-14
A. & N. WON CHAMPIONSHIP
New Records Made at Intercollegiate Track
Meet Next Meet at A. & M. College

Sherman. Tex, May ls.G GFns frst
annual track meet Of the Texas In
tercollesiate Athletic Association was
held here today and the champion
ship won by A. and n. College with
total Of 76 points. Southwestern,
with only two men. won sesond place.
getting a total Of as points. Headrick
of Southwestern won the largest num-
Der Of points Of any individual in the
meet. his total being 2s points. Aus
tin College came third with 20 points,
winning only the mile.
Some records were broken in this
meet and new records set for the
state Mcdonald of A. and M. College
broke the Southern record in the 100
yards hurdles, going 1t in 20 rs sec
onds- Hooker broke the state record
in the shot-put and went within two
tenths Of an inch Of the Southern
record. Johnson should have broken
the Southern record for the pole vault
by one inch. but owing to some irreg.
tflarities WAS on1v aYIoved II fact
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IQuired.
Possibly the most exciting event Of
the meet was the mile race won BY
Easleton Of Austin College. McDow-
ell Of 4. and NJ led on the start and
Waters took second, Eagleton drop
ping in third. This was the order un.
til the last half Of the last lap. when
Eagleton passed Waters and within
ten yards Of the finish passed McDow-
ell and won the race ard set new
state record Considering the track
the 22o, 40 and 22O-yard hurdles were
made In exceptionally good time,
vought, thinking Moore Of Austin had
started ahead OF the gun. did not start
until the bunch were ten yards in
the lead, and with tnfs handicap came
ont third. making a remarkable rec
ord.
A. and NJ. showed great form in all
events, but was stronger on the field
events than the track Soufhvooforn
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1910-10-26
MADE Up WITH
THE OLD MAN
And Now Mrs. Calvin Is
Making Him A Visit.
Parties Reconciled.
BY United Press Wire.


Philadelphia Pa, Oct. 26-After
twenty years separation from her
father in obedience 70 clause in
her mothers will. Mrs. Charles b.
Calvin, of New York, formerly Miss
Antoinette Elizabeth Gazzam, with
her soul-mate husband, is today the
happy guest in the home of her
father. former State Senator Joseph
NJ. Gazzam, of this city.
Mrs. Calvin Is now twenty eight
years old, and had not seen her
father who was divorced by Mrs.
Galvin's mother, since she was eight
For more than a year she had been
gradually weakening in her blind
obedience to her mothers injunc-
ton and a few months ago, when Gaz
zam was injured in fire, the daugh-
ter sent him flowers daily. The re-
cent marriage of the "hciress of
Cornwall" as Mrs. Calvin is known,
served as the excuse for sweeping
away the twenty years barrier and
the reconciliation was complete in
every way, Father Gazzam even slap
ping Son-in-law Calvin on the back
in his iovous enthusiasm,
Mrs. Calvin IS very wealthy. having
Inherited 100000 from the estate of
her mother. She attained considerable
notoriety last January when she was
sued for sl5o.000 by Mrs. Marshall
Clark OF Chicago, whose nusLanu I'd,
known as Nible, the palmist. Mrs
Clark demanded $4,000 wor the allie
nation of her husbands affections
and the suit was settled for $4,000
Calvin, before he married the
heiress, was civil engineer employ