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Powers, j. Burton
Powers. Bernis W.
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Purcell, John J.
Purcell, Joseph p.
Rattelle, Edgar j.
Remington, Harry G..
Rhodes, Albert
Rice, Marion
Riley, Frank
Riley, Thomas H.
Riley, James f.
Robinson, George A.
Robinson. Jesse T..
Robson, George r.
Rock. anthony
Lockwood, George
Rose, Claudean
Rose, George c.
Rousseau, Ernest
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Russell, Charles A.
Rugg, Harry G.
Ryan, William ~.
Stafford, Wilmer A.
Sausyille, George A.
Sausyille. William J.
Scarey, John, Jr.,
Schultz. Edward l..
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sears. Lawrence II.
SENEGAL, Walter c.
SENEGAL. John T.
SENEGAL, Otis
Shaksh0ber, III. MacLean
Shaw, Daniel
Shea, William b.
Shea. Eugene Jr.
Sh ppey, George
Shippey. Orson c.
Sibley. Edward l..
Smiley, +. Haviland
Sienko. Victor
Sigworth. Earl W.
Silver, Charles +.
Simmons, Frederick M.
Simmons, Herman M.
Simmons. Homer
Simmons. William B.
Siatiery. John
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smith, DIN S.
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Stalker, ,ccil
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Stewart. George
Stewart. Robert
Stewart. Robert j.
Stewart. Thomas
Stewar,. William II.
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Stockwell. Oliver
Stockwell. Frank
stone. Peter G..
Stratton. Carl G.
Sullivan, Francis g.
Sumner. Claude II
Sutton. James
Sweet. Glover
Talbot. Wilfred A
Taylor, Rollin J
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Temple, William S.
rheberge, Ernest
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Toomey. John II
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Nenablc. Wallace
Nelal, Fred
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Weaver, Archie
WEIGH, John ID.
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Kelly. Walter ].
Kelley. Harold
Kelley, Thomas J.
Kelley, William NJ.
Keison, August c.
Kelson. Samuel c.
Kennedy. William c.
Kerr, Phillip w.
Ketehum, Amos
Kewley, Edward c.
Kimball. John II.
King. Alfred j.
Kinney, John T..
Kinney. William Il.
Knapp. Lewis
Knights, Roy II.
Knights. William A.
LacroiX. Amos A.
LacrOiX. Gideon n.
IaFlamme, James A.
LaFlamme, John H.
LaFlamme, Joseph NJ.
LaFiamme, ZephrOn
La Franchise, Raymond f..
laFranchise, Louis
LAMBERT Wilbur c.
Lane. John ID.
Langlois, Wilfred
Iarin. Francis A.
Larin, George e.
Larin, John II.
Larin. Napoleon
Lawrence. Henry s.
Lee, George s.
LemOine, Henry J
Leonard, John ~
Levin, Louis s.
Levin, Samuel.
Liyesay. Edward w.
Lloyd. Earl
Lohnes. George j.
Long. Robert d.
Longtin, Richard J.
Longtin, Raymond J.
Lorett, Nelson ~
Loyett, Bernie L.
Lyons. Sanford.
Madigan, Bernard Il.
MacLaren, Charles
MacLaren. Frank
Macomber. Leroy h.
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Mahar, Francis \.
Main. Walter j
Maiseheld, Harold
Maisefeld, John T.
Madison, Nathan
Maloney. Thomas r.
Mann, Chauncey II,
Nancy, Cyril NJ.
Manney. Clarence Il.
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Mark. Frank
Mathers, Frank
Mathers, George 4.
Mathers. Isaac Jr
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Matthews. Napoleon
Mattison. Fred c.
Mattison, Park
Mattison, Wcndall
Mattison, Peter
Mcbride, Joseph j.
McClmc. John Jr.
Mccoy. Carl +.
McCue, James J
McGoveru. Vincent
Mcclure, Peter j. Jr
Mcclure. Richard j.
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Millar, Harold ID.
Millar, J Ernest
Mills. Charles S.
Mitchell. Elmer D.
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Morgan, Allen S.
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Morreale. Giovanni
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Mould, Walter
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Mur.Ea, William II.
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Fischer, Anton
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Hart, Raymond H.
Hart, John Holden
ilarte, James
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Harvey, Robert j.
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Haynes, Samuel
Haythorne. Joseph ].
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Hearst, Harold r.
Hervey. Frank n.
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Hicks. Howard II.
Hill, Peter Is. c.
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Hogan. John G.
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HOLSTER. Richard r..
fIollister. William II.
llolton. Leroy b.
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lIopkinson. Harry b.
Horst. Edward +.
Horst Frederick G..
Horst, William J.
HOstler, Charles
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Houran, John c.
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lloyt, Clyde w.
Humphrey, julius w.
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Hurley. Archibald u.
Hurley. Buel
Hunter. Ivan
Hunter. James II
Hutton. J Goodall
Hutton, Harvey
Jenney. G.. Dewey
lcnney. Edward h.
jennings, Leonard II.
jennings. Percy II
Jennings Rupert j.
Jopson. William
Jowett. Giles
Jcwett. Paul
Jones, Harry H.
Jones, Myron II.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02
The Beacon And
WoOlnap Blankets

XII BEACON BLANKETS-White tan or gray; size Ok
70 inches for single or hree-quarer beds Ribbon bound
Pink blue borders
Priced at a pair OHo 70
&c. BEACON BLANKETS-White or gray with pink or blue
borders; size 66xSO inches; ribbon bound O. OE
An excellent value, at pair, e0Hs -
X-F BEACON BLANKETS-Shown in gray only Pink or
blue borders; size 72x84 inches; ribbon % AZ
bound. Priced at a pair e0Os I'D
XX-A. BEACON BLANKETs-White only Pink or blue Dor
that cannot be duplicated, at pair, - 1 40
10. 6121 GRAY WOOLNAP BLANKETS-Sze 6AxsO inches:
ribbon bound; pink blue borders CA az
An irresistible value, at a pair, 03o -
NO GIG OOLNAP BLANKETS IN tan or gray; size
6sxso inches; pink or blue borders; ribbon CO OE
bound good value, at a pair, eGOs -
no. 6179 WOOLNAP BLANKETS-Blue and white pink and
white brown and white and gray and white; size q
l2zS4 inehes blanket stitched edge pair, at T. 40
BANGOR PLAID BLANKETS 6Sxs0 inches; gray and
white, tan and white, OF pink and white; a. = NJ
ribbon bound matches value, at pair oDOo -
BRADLEY PLAID BLANKETS-Large effects of tan and
white gray and white blue and white, pink and white;
size 72xS4 inches; ribbon bound to match % Il OE
plaids pair, at 6OOs -
BEACON PLAID BLANKETS-Size 6sxsO inebes eoors are
tan and gray, blue and white, pink white ribbon
bound Impossible to duplicate, @R AZ
at pair eOOs 10
BEACON PLAID BLANKETS inch blocks. In ersv and
white blue and white pink and white tan and white;
See see t isss0 ,i iPs' Il 9 ss bound SIS SO
BEACON PLAID BLANKETS inch blocks with fancy Dor
ders size 66xS0 inches; eoor blue and white pink
EblI cray B ana "hl a or gold and whites $40 so
BEACON PLAID BLANKETS inch squares Fancy borders
size 72xs4 inches textra size Colors white
pink and white, gray and white, 6TO ~
tan and white. A pair, az eOIAsNDO
BEACON INDIAN BLANKETS-Sze s6x80 inches. A large
assortment Of Indian designs and eolorings. q n EN
Useful as sumber robes. Each at 40 OsOO
BEACON TRAVELLING RUGS-Size 66xsO inches. Shown
# z is's ss plaid effects hsHH'd edge $3.50
BEACON STEAMER RUGS-Sze 70xs4 inches-larger than
the travelling rug, but in lighter weight @R kO
Each, at sOOoOO
BEACON COAIFORTABLES OR FOOT BLANKETS-Size 70x
"a inches. Shown in dainty blue, pink gray solid
bach, C0OoOA
BEACON JAQUARD CO5IcDRTABLES-A luxurious single
blanket showing white te side and coors the Others
two inch silk ribbon binding; mTO ~
size 1880 inches. Each at 60lOoONb
BEACON BATHROBE BLANKETS-Complete with neeEcord
wasteord and frogs Shown designs and eolorings suit
H Hsii i3 a. Doth men and women S4.05
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02
Handsome Wooden
Plaid Blankets

MADISON BLANKETS-Eiigh grade all wool Blankets in
gray and white blue and white pink and white or tan and
white; size 66x6O inches; wide mohan CSC ~
binding. A pair at 31OoOO
EMERSON BLANKETS Size 7Ox6O inches. All WOOL
IN pink and white blue and white lavender and white gold
and white. tan and white or gray and @IQ EO
white; mohar binding. pair. at Q4OoOO
MEREDITH BLANKETS-Size 72xS4 inches All wool.
IN blue and white. pink and white gray and white or
tan and white; mohair binding @vz R0
A pair. at Oh 6oOO
SINCLAIR BLANKETS-Fine all wool plaid blankets IN
size 72xS4 incNs Shown in blue and white gray and
white, white 5aa and white; Or pink and S23 -
GLENCO BLANKETS-Size 72x84 inches. Shown IN pink
and white plaid only; double stitched. @OA En
ribbon bound edges. A pair. at SPZHRsOO
SENECA BLANKETS high grade lambs wool plaid
blankets, in dove gray only; size 72x84 inches double
pair. at G9ZVoOO
MILLER BLANKETS grade lambs wool comfort
ables, single blankets This IS Jacquard effect show,
ing color side and white on the other Bound with
heavy silk taffeta ribbon. IN colors of mOT ~
rose. gray. gold. pink or blue. Each. at 9Zl.5O
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02

The government has Communicated actoes night and left and
these factories absolutely refuse to accept private orders
The few orders that are accepted show advance
IN price.
The government has been forced to take blankets even from
retail and wholesale houses cities such Bal
hmore, stripping practically bare.
These conditions concludes letter from wholesaler IN
dcate that IN short time there will be the most acute shortage
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02
High Grade White
Wool Blankets

w OO4 O40AAEAGg
NO. WHITE WOOL BLANKETS-Size TOxs2 inches; white
mixed wool with pink blue borders; ribbon O. G
bound. You cannot duplicate them, at pair % o. 20
No 161 WHITE WOOL BLANKETS-Au wool quality in size
s .GE04 55 555ss 5o pink 6 Bgs 59Tds SID SO
no 181 WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS-Sze 7Oxs4 inches;
pink blue borders in plain army stripe; mohair
binding with four rows Of stitching. Ga E0
A pair, at 6OARsOO
NO l73 WHITE ALL WOOL BIANKETS-Size 72xS4 inches;
pink blue borders; mohair binding blanket
and give the best Of satisfaction GU ~
A pair, at eDA SoOAD
NO. $50 WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS-Size 72xS4 inches;
B B5H blue n2 25 saa S'5 7sa o' pair SO
no. 3S4L WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS-Pink or blue
borders, with silk ribbon binding. Size 7OxS4 inches.
these beautiful blankets, GSOT M
at pair, - A4o wv
NO. 40 WHITE ALL WOOL BLANKETS-72xS4 inches Pink
blue borderi inch mohar binding. wonderful value
for this grade blanket, O. OE ~
at a pair u AOe wv
no. 81 WHITE LAMBS WOOL BLANKETS-The softest
quality the market; 72xS4 inches sngly pink
blue boder inch tafeta ribbon binding to match border.
at 51s IS pare are priced $3.50
NO. IS FINEST QUALITY WHITE LAMBS WOOL BLAN-
KETSatn ribbon bindings; size 72x84 inches singy.
Very handsome striped pink or blue O. 90 EN
borders. Priced at pair, eOO ZsONI
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02
COIOred Wooden
B1amketS--Read

ST. CLOUD MIXED WOOL BLANKETS
In gray, with pink or blue borders; size
70x80 inches. Ribbon &H AE
binding. A pair, at ~ So9O
LORD WOOL BLANKETS Shown in
gray, with fancy striped borders; ribbon
binding; size 66x8O inches. GO Ak
A pair, at % VoGTO
SAVOY GRAY WOOL BLANKETS-Size 7OxSO inches.
with striped pink or blue borders; @TO az
ribbon bound pair at G0AOo -
NO. 200 SILVER CRAY WOOL BLANKETS-Size 7OxSO
inches Pink or blue borders; white or
mohar binding pair. at SO64s9SO
NO. 30 SILVER GRAY ALL WOOL BI-ANKETS-Size
7OxS4 inches; fancy striped border; go ~
white ribbon binding pair at OAOoOO
NO. so LAMBS WOOL BLANKETS-Shown In tan shade.
with pink or blue borders on whites size 74xS4 inches
Carge size); nbon bound GOO En-
A pair at % AZoOO
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02

THE Blanket situation alarming but not at The Pop
ular-yet! We have plenty of Blankets-the good old
kind that wear and give satisfaction.
Experts say that every week enough wool IS destroyed in
Europe to make 100000 alI-wool blankets gOOd-szed
mills years output.
Sheep experts say absolutely impossible to provide more
sheep IN this country for years to come.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-09-02

of wooden blankets the country has known and of
IN company will advances IN prices that unbelievable
to the average consumer today.
many different grades and styles of wool and wool mixed
blankets white gray and fancy plaids prices that all
considerably below the present retail market.
We are quite sure we are the only store IN the Southwest
that can give such blanket service. Il Third Floor
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
KING AWAITS WILSON:
PLANS FOR ENTERTAISMEN

By Associated Press to Every Evening
London, Dec "a Arrangements for
the banquet TO be given Friday night IL
honor Of President Wilson sre similar To
those made FOR the King of Denmark
during his recent visit 10 London The
banquet room in Buckingham Palace IS
decorated In white and Lold and has
some of the finest tapestry IN existence.
The substitution of the dinner to be
gwen by Premier Lloyd-George for the
banquet which was 10 have been gwen
at Lancaster House on Saturday night
means that it viii be a much smaller and
more intimate gathering, the President
meeting only small body Of men from
the Imperial war cabinet
The Belgian suite in Buckingham
Palace which the President and Mrs.
Wilson will occupy during their stay in
London, is on the first floor of the palace
facing the garden where King George and
Queen Mary reviewed the american
doctors and nurses soon after the United
States entered the war, Probably one of
the most handsomely furnished Of the
seven rooms comprising the suite is the
Spanish room" which Is intended for a
dressing room On either side OF the
handsomely decorated fireplace there
stand remarkable Buhl cabinets These
and other cabinets IN the room, Of OrmRlu
and silver Of antique design, are consider
cd of great value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
HUNS IN NEW PROTEST.
Complain That French Have Dc
cupied Suburb of Frankfort
and Interned Men.
BY Associssed Press 70 Every Evening


Copenhagen, Dec. 24-The French
trooos of occupation have included Med,
a suburb Of Frankfort, in their zone,
and contrary 10 the proulises of Marshal
Fooh, the chairman Of the German arnois-
tice commission complains, the French
conmandant has ordered oil nslcs there
who were not residents before the war
tn be lnterned
The Berlin dispatch containing this
complaint odds that the measure pre-
vents Germany from carrying ont the
delivery Of locomotives to the entente,
as had been agreed upon, and announces
that the German arnistice commission
at Spa has entered a protest
Paris, Dee. 24.-The Germans have
not completely complied with the clause
Of the arnnistice providing for The delivery
Of all their submarines according 10 the
Matin. The newspaper points out par
ticuiarly in this connection the presence
Mt Trondhiem, on the Norwegian coast,
OF submarine cruiser U-l67 This il a
vessel Of the most recent type, displacing
] 800 tons, credited with having made a
cruise Of four months and half without
making port
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
Y. NJ. {. A. GREETS
MEN WITH COLORS
Christmas Tree. Gifts and Mem
bcrship Tickets for Those
IN Khaki.

It's gong 10 be bully Christmas for
the soldiers passing through thIs city,
who stop ofT Ter few minutes or a longer
timc. at the y VI G.. 4 lf they do not
enjoy themselves, IL viii not bc The fault
~ the local organization. whIth has gone
~ special efforts 70 made the Nmas time
a happy ono
4 large tree has been erected in the
lobby, and this has been beautifully
trimmed with ornaments and rs lllumned
with vaned colorcd electric lights.
Under the tree, ion a table, IS miniature
y hut, such As have been such o welcome
sight aboard The hut too, is illumincd
vlth lights lven soldier passing through
the city. after registering. Will he asked to
open the hut door and soc hat Old Kris
has Tor him inside the hut Upan doing So,
hc Will find 2 package there with tho in
Scuptiun compliments of the season
tO tho men ia tho service who arc away
from homo Christmas, 1918, Wilmington
Del
w The package area tooth brush. tooth
paste shaving cream comb, toilet soap
and hand scrub brush
or the Dclswareans vino return home
within the next three months the local
organization Will present them with 3
ticket, enuthng them 10 fun membership
for three months sS n guest oi the as
sOCIatlon
The card hears the greeting kindly
accept the membership, as an expression
II our appreciation of yo,T service with
the oolors, and our pleasure in sharing
vour welcome home u Is. signed by
George A Elliott president q the
Wilmington y ~ &
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
WIFE DEAD, HUSBAND ILL
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert p. Morrison
Overcome by Gas at Their
Home in New Castle.

Due TO An accident to the cook stove'
Robert T. Morrison of New Castle is
suffering severely from asphyNation, and
his wife. Mrs. Isabel Morrison, aged 81
years, Is dead.
The accident happened yesterday, in
their home, on The Strand, New Castle.
Mr.. Morrison went downstairs to start
the breakfast cooking, and must have
turned on the gas and neglected to light
some of the Jets Being old, he was soon
overpowercd by the fumes and was found
unconscious in the room n httlo while
later.
Mrs. Morrison had been dressing while
her husband was in the kitchen, and the
fumes reached her bedroom, located right
above the kitchen. and Mrs. Morrison
died soon after n doctor had been called
for her husband. Her body was removed
TO the morgue yesterday afternoon by
Deputy Coroner McCrery Although MIR.
Morrison is very weak, 1T is thought he
viii survive.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.
Christmas Spirit Typifed in Entertain
ment There Today.

Despite the rather discouraging drizzle
that prevailed outside, there was no lack
of cheerful faces III the audience at the
Wilmington High School Christ mas ex-
crcise.s which began at - 30 o'clock this
afternoon The assembly hall was deco
rated with holiday precns, and these warm
coors. together with tho .drcss-up
attire Of the pupils contributed To make a
very pleasant looking scene Professor
Berlin introduced the program with some
kindly homes word Of Chrlstmas cheer,
and then parents present had the pleasure
Of seeing their youngsters get up on thc
platform and make creditablc showing
in their rccitatons The school sang
several old hymns ono Of them. particular
ly, "The First Noel," appealing in It's
simplicity and dignity
About 25 Of the High School students
took part in delicate fantasy, Whiting
ton prettily staged, and with several
tits Of bright humor that won smiles
and laughs from lie audience
Principal Berlin, was proud Of his pupils
and J. d. Taylor, who led the orchestra
Mrs. Charles +. Wentz, director of the
play. and Mrs Nell r. Anderson, singing
teacher felt that their efforts had been
well repaid.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1918-12-24
HUSBAND MUST PAY
$50 TO WIFE TODAY
ON JUDGES ORDER
Court Stops Argument in Dcsertion
Case; Knows All Facts Con-
cerned, He Declares.
PROVIDES $50 WEEKLY

Declaring that he was fully acquainted
with the serious facts in the case, Judge
thurchman, IN City Court, this morning,
snmmarlly stopped argument by the de-
tense and ordered Max korngold, charged
with dcsertlng his wife, TO pay her $50
today, and $50 weekly thereafter on q
temporary order Of the court. He con-
tinued the case until December %.
Mrs. Korngold testified that her hus-
band deserted her recently for two weeks,
leaving her pennlless She said that he
had left her for six months once be-
fore bat that she had forgiven him on
hls plea that his friends had poisoned his
mind against her and that he regretted
his action. She said she had aiways been
good, kind wife To him.
When her husbands attorney asked If
she had not been supplied with coal during
her husbands absence, she declared that
the dealer had told her that Korngold
had asked him not to supply ber with
fuel
She admitted she had received two
letters, ono from her husband and the
other from law firm, telling her 10 call
on the firm and Probation Officer Sfo,It
for money which he had arranged 10 give
her for her support From tho one from
her husband the Judge read declaration
to the effect that her failure TO apply as
specified would be taken rs an indication
that she had forfeited all right to support
from the defendant
Mrs korngold admitted that she had
Tlarreled with her husband at about 2
q clock on the morning Of his departure
when he left home about O'Clock She
SAID ne taunted her with the display of o
large roll Of money. telling her she would
get none Of H. She admitted that she
had accused him Of getting If dishonesty
IN the beat of anger at the way she alleged
hc had been treating her She said he was
IN the habit Of staying ont until early
morning hours and coming home in a
quarrelsorne moolo.
Mrs. korngold declared that her nus
bands profits from his tailoring business
were fully 800 q week His attorney
offered 70 produce korngold's books u
eontute this testimony. IT, then came out
That korngold has recently brought suit
against his wifc for divorce in Superior
Court
Judge Churchman WAS calmly obdrrate
10 protestations that korngold's earning
capacity would not warrant the order Of
$50 week against him
This Is Christmas time, be said, "and
a wife cannot be put to the delay Of get
ting needed money from a court officer.
i am going to impose large order on the
defendant, but feel that the circumstance
in Wis case fully warrant it. He must pay
his wife $50 at once today and $50 a
week thereafter under a temporary or
der
lie alluded 10 pistol in the case
and declared that he would take any
necessary steps to obtain It.