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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
SOME ROLL

Tom Mix made daring ride on his
horse Tony down o 200 foot embank-
ment for scene in his latest william
Fox photoplay, "Mr. Logan. U. 8. A."
which will be shown at the Liberty
Theatre tonight. To say that Tom
made the ride would not be altogether
true. Tom made only $50 feet of
the ride and completed the other so
feet by rolling.
It was indeed daring stunt and
even. the camera man. ]. D. Jennings
was shaky as Toms horse felt his way
down the steep incline. Tony was
very careful however. and carried
Tom along in safety until within so
feet of the bottom of the hill, he
stumbled on some brush. knowing
horse that Tony is, he turned slightly
and as he fell. threy Tom upward to-
ward the bank. There Was nothing
to save either of them. however, and
they rolled and rolled until they
could roll no more, and strange to
say Tom stopped rolling alongside Of
Tony. Evidently Tom never lost his
wits, because he threw his leg over
the saddle and grabbed the pommel
as Tony started to his feet. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

William Hohenzollern, we are told,
has recovered from his recent illness.
but he is not out OF danger.-Boston
Globe.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
COME!

Cafeteria Supper at the .Presbyter.
ian Church, Friday Feb. u. 6 to 7
p. M.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

sets of furniture. or special pieces to
fill out set already started. who
may. II they desire to avail them-
selves of the opportunity. take ad-
vantage OF Mr.. Johnstone's attend
ance at this exhibit. II they will
write to him, he will pick out FOR
them Just what they want. He will
remain in the city for two weeks and
letter addressed to him at 1868
Market street. care Of the Furniture
Manufacturers Exchange. San Fran.
cisco will reach him and receive his
most careful attention. This ID a
rare chance, and will not again be
given until next years exhibit. 1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
OFFICERS NAMED
FOR BOYS CLUB

Willis Bartlett Of this city Is the
nrst president OF the klamath Falls
Boys Athletic Club which was launch
ed here last week and which has be-
come SO popular with the High School
boys and others Of that age The
election Of officers was held at the
Club rooms last night, Paul Keller
being named Vice President and
Wendell lawrence, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Committees on membership, ath.
letics and decoration will be named
in a few days.
Plans are now being made Tor an
open meeting in the near future at
which the, parents and friends OF the
boys will be present to inspect the
new quarters.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

Wednesday was a busy and prof.
table afternoon at the Library sew.
ing rooms where members Of the A.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

Il n. Club and guests met TO ply thcir
needles in Red Cross work.
Mrs. J. T., Bratton was hostess "a
the Club and guests. Dainty refresh
ments were served The club mem
bers present were. Mcsdames. y T.
Martin. J. +. Goeiler. Geo. Chastain
c. Il. Bowman, Il. T. Wattcnburg,
James +. Brattop.
The guests present, were Mesdames
Thomas Hampton. Earl Hill. Carl
Adams, Minnie Seargent, o. W, Rob
ertson. Chas. Graves, @, A. Krausc. II
l.. Momyer. A. l.. Winnck. c. f. Riley.
Chas. u. Otey. and J. II Hamilton.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
MERCHANT OFF TO
BUY MORE STOCK

!. I. Johnstone. of the Johnstone
Furniture Company. left this morn
Ing for San Francisco. where he goes
to attend the annual exhibition or
basaar Of the furniture manufactur-
ers OF the United States. In the Furn-
iture Manufacturers Exchange build
ing there is placed on display all of
the latest designs, Innovations and
improvements made during the past
year, together with reproductions Of
all periods. drapes. curtains. ETC.,
thus enabling the dealers, who attend
from every city OF any importance on
the Pacific Coast. to make selections
for their stores and fill special ord
ers for their customers. There are
many people in this city and county
who xre desirous Of securing special
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
REWARD. /!

Five dollars will be awarded for
the best suggestion for n now fun
feature for the Mardi 0rns.
All ideas for aiding In a good. whole
some time are solicited. Address re-
plies to postof'ce box 2i&. city. ls-st
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
5 Q ociety c

The home OF Mrs. Louis Gerber
was the scene Of a very pretty party
Monday afternoon, the occasion bein s
In honor OF her mother, Mrs. ID.
Campbell In celebration OF her seven
ty.fourth anniversary. Needlework
and social chat occupied the time.
interspersed with Instrumental music
by Henry Gerber, son OF the hostess.
and readings by Mrs. Jas. +. Bratton.
During her rendition of Jas. Whit
comb Riley's poem--"An Old Sweet
heart OF Nine" MRS. Fred Fleet ac-
companied on the piano with the old
time song. when You and | Were
Young Maggie"
A delicious two course luncheon
was served. the appointments being
In pink and white carnations.
'Tis sweet to be remembered" "
and the honored guest was the recep-
lent OF numerous gifts, among which
were. hand painted china. flowers
and dainty linen.
Aside from Mrs. Campbell and host
ess, those enjoying the affair were.
Mesdames. E.. W. Gowen. Rufus
Moore. McCurdy, +. p. Lawrence,
Silas Obenchain, l.. F, Willis. J. f.
Bratton. Fred Fleet. George Merry
man. Jno. NJ. Johnson. Fred Melhase.
A. M. Worden, Gilbert Fleet and j.
P. Lee.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
OREGON BANK
CLOSES DOORS

PORTLAND. Feb. 20.--The First
Trust and Savings Bank Of st. &ohns
failed to open its doors here this
morning following a request of the
directors to the State Bank examiner
to close the institution. II was said
that the depositors would lose moth
ing.
]. b. HoIbrook. a former director
of the bank and borrower from the
bank was found dead with gunshot
wound at the Multnomah Club last
Monday and this tragedy is said to
be a factor in closing the bank.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
ANNOUNCEMENT

The Methodist Church is to have a
Get-to-gether meeting at the Church
Friday evening Feb. 21st. at Z O'Clock.
All members and friends are cordially
invited. Come and get acquainted.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
MOOSE HALL DANCE.

Saturday night We dance our dance.
Our dance is improving better at
tendance each dance. The Peerless
Orchestra with the latest music.
Wish to announce hereafter will be
the very shortest intermission be-
tween dances. They will give in music
anything the dancers want. The floor
is fine. Come In. 20-3t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
MENU
THE BOND STUDIO MOVES.

The Bond Studio, which has been
located at Sic Main Street. has NOV
ed to 1895 Main Street. into the
rooms formerly occupied by the Red
Cross. and. will be open for business
about March LIST. We will be fully
equipped to handle the better class of
work TO which we cater, and the pub.
lie Is cordially invited to visit our
new quarters. cost
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

Bee Charles 9. Hood. Klamath
Agency for health and accident IN.
surance. 12-tt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20

A Tamals . day keeps the Flu
away. Al Aruold's Chill P,rlo,
ac:oss Klamath ave. on Sixth
lSsodSt
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-02-20
Goes Jitney Service. Phone 1873
Night phone l47 20-l0t'

See Charles 8. Hood, Klamath
Agency, for Indian grazing lands and
timber. i2-tf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
Aqoies
City Is Crowded
Oespite Weather

Below freezing temperatures had ut
lie effect on the. Thanksgiving cclehra-
lion for Okhho city One cf the
largest crowds since the state fair
taxed nil the facilities Of the city for
carinR for strangers.
Church services were feature OF the
morning. Those who did not attend the
okla hona -Acgie or Oklahoma CITY
Shawne fotthali games. were offered
many excellent attractions at theaters
The Dancing widow" musical com
cdv. The Rainbow Girls" Orpheun~
circuit acts. and mixed bills OF musical
comcdy and vaudeville are on at vaudc-
vile houses Anne of Green Gables" /"
"The isle of Conquest. - stella Naris, :"
Forbidden" aud The RIDER Of tNs
Law nre the movie picture Offerings.
Dinners Eor Poor.
An over the city dinners and pro-
grams have been given by public spirit
ed organizations for those to whom the
hsrvest celebration and spirit OF the day
would otherwise mean little.
scores OF newsboys ate turkey. Win
cranberry sauce and pumpkin ple at
tho Chapber of Commerce today s the
guests OF the Mcdaniel Auto company
The sunbeam Home owes large
part " ns turkey" dinner to public
interest Tutk,ys for the dinrer were
CONTINUED on Page 4, Column a. d.
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Heavy Snowfall
In West Kansas

KANSAS CITY, Mo. Nov. ,1.--A
sleet and snow furry. accompanied by
temperatures ranging from rreczinl
down to a few degrees above sero. pre-
vailed over the southwest today. The
severity ~ the cold snap waa enhance
nv tho shortage Of fuel IN many local
tiles
The snowfall, was the heaviest In
Western Kansas, where q foot Of the
flskey substance Ia reported 10 have
fallen. while nurries wera general over
Kansas. Missouri, oklahoma and north
srn Teyaa according 10 reports To tho
weather bureau here. Ths lowest tenn
pcratures prevailed IN western Kan
ms Dodge city reporting six degrees
al owe zero and Concorlia ten above
Tho thermometer stood Mt six above nj
Amarillo, Texas, reports 10 the weather
bureau sail
Rain that frozc as II fell was gen
sral over tho southwest last night and
intcrfercd considerably with railroad
traffic. Trains reaching here from the
southwest last night and today we're
generally behind schedule,
No relief from the cold snap IN IN
sight Sfor several days, II was said at
the weather bureau. LNtie SNOW is In
prospect hut ,ower temperatures were
forecast for tonight and tomorrow. n
was expected the mercury would dror
70 zero or lower In northwestern Kan
sNs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
Gigantic Meteor Drops Into
Lake Michigan With Binding
Flare and Terrific Explosion

believed to have been caused .by a
terrific explosion Mt some Industrial
plant,
From reports from various Mich
lgnn. indiana and Illinois cities
where the binding flare was ,,si-
bile, It appeared the center OF dis
tufhpnce was near the lower end Of
Lake Michigan Coast guards at
Grand Haven wer. firm In thelr as
sertion that they had witnessed the
descent Of the heavenly body and
credcnce WAS given their story by
the absence nearly twelve hours
later OF reports OF any Industrial
disaster
Residents Of Battle Greek. kala-
mssoo. south nend. Grand Haven
and other western Michigan cities
fl%i their homes IN panic fearing mn
earthquake, Houses we're shaken
the country WAS illuminated as by
n bright suns rays No all'enveiop-
ing II was impossible 10 tell from
which direction the flare came. the
oar,h tremhcd n moment, then
came y deep prolonged rumbling MS
Of q terrific explosion
Tho rrmblngs were heard aB lar
~ soulh bend end l.epore. Ind
wh'l0 hes r. ~ IT llah, ives snld to
have b,cn visible at Chicago
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
Villa Plans Reprisal Blow
TO Avenge Angeles Death,
El Paso Reports Declare

FL PASO. Texas. Nov - Per-istrn,
rumors OF the Matching of plot hy
villa elements In m. state Of Chihuahua
10 nvcnge the execution Of General
fellp" Angeles. noted r"hcl leader ~
Chihuahua City. reached the border 20.
day.
EverNon connected with the trial Of
The Villa chief,ain has been marked for
Vengeance, according TO IN. reports.
Francisco villa the silly OF Angeles, will
start Immediately upon his campaign Of
rerrisal, Chihuahua City being his OBJ
Jective point. II Is said,
The rebels are reported to be plan.
ming 10 destroy the railroad between
Juarex and Chihuahua city.
Disorders we're already said to hAyt
occurred In Chihuahua city, but no con
flrmstion OF these rumors was obtain
able here Consul General Andres Z.
Garcia. OF Mexico. said he had heard
nothing Of any outbreaks at the capt
tai. Meanwhile. preparations were be-
ing made at the garrison In JuareI 10
prevent any disorders on the border. In
tho absence OF General Jose Gonzales
Escobar. commander OF the Juarcs dis.
trict, Col Eduardo Porcnyo. acting com
mander. Is reported as having taken
eyery precaution to forestail any dem-
onstra Oon BY Viila and Angeles sympa
,hise,s. General Escohsr. sho was one
OF the judges who tried Genersi Angeles,
was expected to return TO Juarex today.
Juarcr police wero<Kivsn orders last
night to Keep strict watch on all sbs-
picious characters and a, strong patrol
was maintained Oh the streets. No tron-
Bile Was reported.
In his testimony before The military
board by which he WAS tried. General
Angeles repeatedly denied that he had
taken arms against the carranIa gov
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
.TR|CE SLAYER
.UNi lCK[O DOOR
POLICE THEORY.
Killer Of Grocer May Have
Laid IN Wait for Victim,
NEGROES ARE RELEASED
Murder Most Battling in His
tory Of Local Crime,

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NV was i''''' ''"'''''' 'I Inc '''' "'
WV wv" '''''''i'
THIS Is M" ln'rs' question being
a'h"d '} the polio. % 'hr,, effort 10
INA sow" motive 'pf the crime other
ih'n that Of robbery, vh.cE was dis
mtdcd yesterday
Tho key has mover hocn found md
" Ia N" contention ~ the police now
'Sat Tr''p had unlocked the doo'
thN'k"y would hn'" been found IN hIs
po, ,k"tS. A thorough search ~ the
s'or" MS made shortly otter the
,'u.",' an' no 'T''' ol me "'l was
boon ynlil,g' f.r ni,, t,.i,t, a.. u"
tered tho opillInv
~ 'o 'eN t'en"
WIN u" ono under arrest suspected
ot being Wu."r W iur murder
inc police admitted this morning that
mo case IL "n" ~ the most mysterious
~ me history Of local crime
rus Ireo negroes WHO had been held,
w" 'NAsS Tor ln'rDlgaiion were re-
'''s'h Yesterday AFTERNOON and since
N'h no arrests nave been made,
tubatka tm Theory.
John Hit,tka chief n, dc,ec,r,.s
,aid hoveyc, no ,s uo,L,nv aIon.
lines th,t ,r. .,noc,"d ,n ,,,.,nr
startling DISCLOSURE, in sho,, ,,,ns
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eminent, but asserted that he returned
10 Mexico merely 70 effect union Of
an elements. according 10 q detailed
stor, Of the tidal. plhlshed by III Her
aldo NJ chihuahua Guy.
Gourral Angeles bitterly attacked
"iat h.. termed the strong posslons"
uf the M"Ni.hn people
ITO correct these errors. ~,rosod
mx, NE Despite my previous rcla, Ions
~ vlln. 40 Nss sapgetou- for me
to 'rea, with him fQr he made use Of
threats when | made bold TO contradict
him
We held our first argument In Tose-
sigua. because he called Madero fool
rctorted something. and our voices
rose 20 shouts Villas soldiers expected
that he VOID order me hanged, as he
had done 70 all those no coulradicted
him
Afterwards. when he had calmed
down. villa told me that | vas tAe first
man that had contradicted him and cs-
capped alive.
This confirmed In me the belief thN
villa would have been a good man had
II no, bean for despots and syeophants "
In the course OF his lengthy address
10 the court. Angeles spoke OF Victor
Huso's Les Misersb bIcs.'' comparing
Francisco vills with Jean valjenn.
Suddenly the prisoner raised his voice
and shouted Those who accuse me
and those who arrested me are viillstss
The masters should be the people. who
should govern themselves who should
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
INTERURbAN-CAR
CRASH VICTIMS
ARE RECOVERING
J, W. Bridges ald CIeye Prui-
EFT Reported Better

: " prlr,S and Cieve rrm,t serl-
ousN injured at 3l5 oclock Yesterday
afternoon when the automobile which
Bridges was driving wns struck by an
interurhan street car n Fourteenth and
Classcu boulevard, were reported better
this morning at st Anthony's hospital.
Brideta, who Is supervisor OF nxri.
cultural education Of the state board Of
vocational education. had Just bouaht
the car az the Carhart Motor company
and pruit,, an employe Of the GONNA NJ,
was teaching him how to drive Il. elips
pcry pevemcnts caused the car 10 whisl
into danger In spite of the efforts In
control It.
~ Pruitt, who was at flrst conalAsfS6
moro seriously injured than the 0vA1s
OF the car. was declared out q <oNnel
this morning, Bridges utes attn w.,
Twenty fourth street and camA - Okm
homa CITY frum Nurmrn AUGUST wher'
Ne WIS professor of sdk In the stat
university,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
Texas Cities Lack
Gas Due 10 Rullnu

pALL's, Texas. Nov. e. YIN th'
co'icst weather this season fevsillnc
Dallas ard Fort worth today faced a
grs shortage In addition to n virtually
exhausted conl supply.
The gns shortage Ii expected 70 fol.
low the announcement of tho Oklahoma
corpora ton commission that three wells
of the Lone star Gas company which
supplies the two cities, will be close d
indefinitely, other northern TEXAS cit
les are affected.
Officials OF the gas company here de-
csred tho Oklahoma commission
charged the company was taking more
than 20 percent OF the supply from the
wells the limit allowed ny the law OF
that state Company officials win NEE,
with the oklahoma commission In
Oklahoma City tomorrow in an effort 10
adjust the matter.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
Miners Won't Work
Under New Advance

CHICAGO, Nov. 81 Already facing
o- IN the grasp Of coal shortage muc'.
OF the country TODAY wss confronted
with the prospect NJ taxing further
sieai emptying fucl bins as real
winter weather dfovc down auiunn
Temperatures that rad pretniled for
several da,s Efforts " tho govern
uant ~ bring about m agreement be-
'cc,n tho miners representatives. and
a.cra'ors ~ Washington that misnt
l,ri 10 resumption Of production IN 'hr
el,uminpus coal mlues held out l'ns
nopes Miners generally were agreed
trrrc would be- little work done under
the offer W Fuel Administrator Gor-
nold " fourteen percent wag" IN
rrspse md protection for those miners
who rnrcd 70 return 10 work
At the mines themselves the past
twauiy -four hours brought ma, devf4cp-
mcnt Of note as the national srNA
leuuthoned out to twenty seven days
Finy.tWo mon arrested by federal
troops actinc with the United staiAe
marshal snd county sheriff at Carnsys
ror, Mytrn,ir, Jus, what dispoaltlQn'
would ne NlA0F o' INC men W0U n
known Thcy were arrested Afo1R
rpdicrls In that vicinity had intasfese1
with the return TO work Of minefe W1l0
had voted IN favor Of resumina No.
auc,Ion The names Of the mNn talo1A
appeared on a prepared iist. Az vste
foreigners
syversl alleged vaAirsa leaders IN ths
West virginia fleida, where production
today had been reduced from ~ pei.
cent Of sos,rsi 10 ~ percent, also wero
arrested ~ tedersi authorities Alleeed
rs.vn,ionsf1 literature also vas
seized.
! u wrs isaved today this, new vslk.
out q minors In the wcs, yrrinis
fel1o. main dependence NJ 'he cOantryi
s'hce the national strike was rslleoks
mi&ht - Into effect unlo. ibs va
lnee0a ceAfsrsncs soon vas prodx69
u - agreement .ayS
A. tie first move In an su9s N
0oxesnw Henry Alieo !ll. "a
- nonl Z force of men int4 ~ r..
| of that state, he au,hSyfne s.ssS
tson ~ an appesl- 10 ~ -.
sounS men 20 dlT eori 70 "
Nutur rtt7 brrr'r-" TwVswF
e.ws.4 rrI ., lsen " ~ "r'
guaranteed by the state
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BULLETIN

CLEVELAND, Nov. ~. - The
general chairman of the four rail-.
road brotherhoods In session here
since Monday 10 consider Director
Genera, Of Railroads -tIlnes offer OF
time end ons.haN for overtime In
slow freight service, provided arbl.
uariss and special allowance es.
IstInu In many schedules sss sllnri
mated, adopted Z resolution ~ this
mornings session TO send a commit.
zoe 10 Washington 10 confer with
the director general snd ascertain
just how much the Animation Of
the arbItsrles ana allowances viii
AFFECT the overtime proposition. The
oomr,lttse has fu'' power 10 act
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CHICAGO, Nov. a. Evidence
that the great flare visible for
few sccunds last night In portions
ot three states bordering South
crn Lake Michigan. came from
huge meteor, was obtained today
\ lipht house attendant st
Grand Haven, Mich, described the
phenomenon as follows,
what looked like bali u fire
appeared TO fHfl In the lake about
fifteen mites south OF me. | thought
II to be n falling star In It's rush
downward at terrific speed. I could
F clearly hpnr It whistle, when II
seemed that I, was striking the
wator. a flash OF flame shot into
the air and caused a great disturb.
ance"
DETROIT. Nov. 27.--That a me.
tev ot tremendous t,se plunged
Into Lake Michigan last might
caused earth trcmors fel, In u don
en southern Michigan cities and
sending n pillar of flame hundreds
of feet into the mir which was y,s-
lhlr for radius OF more thrn my
milo. Was w" theory generally nr.
roptcd r'ilv tuhnv ln 'Np'nNp,l n OF
he tglh shock viii h at i,rs, was
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
FATE Of earle
WITH JURY SOON
Expected 10 Go 10 JKsrS by
3 O'clock Today,

" I Howard special attorney Tor
'hr prosecution Of Lowden earle
rharg' 4 with the murder Of Newell
leFscngef. opened tho case IN district
court this morning before Judge Hal
Johnson. orbsh Patterson, for the de
'enso. followed, and J X. Harris. also
5peclal prosecutor. closed the NOM
ciHg session
Closing arguments ~ defense and
prosecution are being heard iu the Cpso
today Moman Fruitt, In charge Of
Carries defense. viii begin his closing
argument when court reconvonrs ht
10 O'Clock, He will be followed by
Robert Burns. county attorney. clos.
ing the case II II thought Carlas late
VIII be In the hands OF the ilIy by J
O'Clock.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-11-27
DIVORCES FILED
ON HOLIDAY. EVE
Three Couples Seek LegaI
Separation in City,

Three divorce suits were filed on the
eve OF Thanksgiving,
Grace N. Clum said her husband. N,
A. Clum, has been indifferent toward
her since February. 1918, and that he
has seemed TO want to get ss far away
from her, as possible He obtained a
position IA travelling salesman In Ar
kansas. when he could have obtained a
similar position Just as good In this
state, she alleges In the petition. She
asks t2.5o0 alimony
Callar Char Bryce deserted her hus-
band while he was In France In tho
army, Howard Alvin bryce, the husba nd
says. She went To the home of her
parents ten days after he was ordered
to France and never returned to him.
he alleges
ward Hnrdemhn alleges Abandonment
In a suit sEaist Nina Hardcmar.