Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1916-12-23

New York, Dec 23-Perhaps it Is
news that Adam married Lillith first
and that 1t was only after he handed
her the grand old Reno that he hooked
up with Eve. But it isn't news to Rob
ert P. Dow. Although he wasn't a
witness at either of the marriages or
the divorce trial. he has studied it out.
MIR. Dow, when he isn't broker, is
editor of the Brooklyn Entomological
society bulletin. An entomologist is an
expert on bugs. He has been writing
stuff on the Adam family scandal.
which has inspired the ubiquitous re-
porter to dig 1t up. THE full details
of the Adam Adam divorce case, in
Guiding an interview with Mr.. Adam,
Mrs. Eve Adam and the first Mrs.
Adam, who later was married to Mr..
Beelzebub, Phoenician merchant, re-
puted to be a millionaire, thus becom-
ing Mrs. Lillith Beelzebub.
THERE ARE OTHERS.
Although Mr.. Dow has described
Mrs. Lillith Adam as a blue eyed
blonde, this did not help the reporter
much, because there were many blue
eyed blondes where Mrs Lillith Adam
Beelzebub now is living-so it was said
over the telepnOne.
Finally, however a question as to-
whether or not he was the correspond
ent in the Adam Adam case brought
Mr.. Feelzebub to the telephone.
Chat question usually does fetch
emu.
HOT UNDER THE COLLAR.
Behold" sal he. Il say unto you
that il will come to pass that your
newspaper will be sued for libel in
the next world If so much as the
veriest breath be breathed against the
fair name Of the present Mrs Beelze
bub"
We'll, now-about the divorce, Mr..
Dow says''---
.Who is this Dow of whom thou
speakest?" Mr.. Beelzebub demanded.
"Oh. perhaps he was one of the court
clerks"
NO, he merely says that, accord
Ing to the most ancient of Jewish
chronicles, your wife first was mar
ried to Mr.. Adam, but, having no
children, she got the equivalent of a
prehistoric divorce and WAS married
to you and had for children what Mr..
Adams friend said We're wasps and
succohees' or She devils,
LIBEL SUIT THREATENED.
Great Ararat!" Mr.. Beelzebub ex-
claimed. Holy Moses! What a SLAM
der. 0 lebanon If you print that
you may rest assured that on your
arrival here yor will be received with
unusual warmth. aside No. my
dear. ! fear me 1t would not be wis
dom, but rather folloy for you to
speak to this newspaper person.
rlat h1f Y IL t.a,. 49, 80
own household. Give me back that
telephone, Lillitl. p
This is Mrs. Beelzebub Have you
been talking to that catt. Mrs.
Adam? Well, just because she was
so unfortunate with her own children
although / never make it practice
to talk about the misfortunes of 9TH
ers-she needn't think she can cirea-
late gossip about mine. Wasps and
She devils! I'm going right around
to her house this instant. But where
does this Mr. Dow reside-here?"
"Oh, no, was said. MIR. Dow lives
in Brooklyn"
Well, then, he'll hardly notice the
change when he gets here--if this Is
where he is planning % make his
permanent abode" Mrs. Belize 1ub
said, adding as she closed the connee-
ton, you mliht let him ,.now that
I'll be waiting for him"
OTHER WOMAN IN THE CASE.
Mrs. Eve Adam and her husband
were easier to find. Sre said:
1T Is untrue. AS l was one of my
husbands ribs before | became his
wife, / guess there was little he did
that | wasn't wise to. As method of
getting acquainted with ones future
husband / don't think that of being
one OF his rits is capable of being i'm
proved upon.
Mrs. Beclzebub was one Of those
tango parlor gir.s, always getting her.
self talked about. Probably she thought
it would help her socially if she spread