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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
A!eI'!e.E!MI!!e,!AM Dis! 3! JAIES
REGARDING BREAKS
IN YALE TEAM TRUE
By Henry L. Farrell

Omitted Press Staff Correspondent
New York. Dec. 1s.-Funny tales
were whispered around Boston before
the Yale Harvard game.
Some OF the knowing ones said. the
Yale players mad TO have individual
dressing rooms TO prevent a riot.
But the stories of dfssension in the
Eli ranks were branded as bear" stor-
les
They were 'bear stories," 1t develop
ed. But the bear had real claws.
Buried under an avalanche Of criti-
cism from all sides, Head Coach AL
Sharpe has offered to resign lie
hinted at clique between the Shelf
field contingent and the academy mem
bers of the squad that had the team
pulling at both ends of the well known
rope.
Herb Kempton's friends resented the
criticism of the blonde quarterback for
faulty judgment in the Princeton and
Harvard games.
They claimed >that Kempton called
for Braden to hit tackle when the ball
was on Harvards one yard line and
that instead Of following the signal,
the blue fullbaek charged into center
and lost the biggest chance TO score.
Bradens friends then joined in the
feud The big fullback said they were
all wrong from Coach Sharpe down
and that If they didn't stop making
him the goat OF the affair he would
open up and tell a few interesting
things
Meanwhile, Captain Tim Callahan
disappeared and it was breezed around
the camps that he had gone to Seattle
to persuade Tad Coy to return and take
charge of football.
Sharpe then declared he would be
willing to cancel d 3 years contract
and resign IL his regime would be the
cause OF split in the athletic ranks.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
.FUTEALE
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New Haven, Conn. Dec 1S.-Yale
elected new football committee last
night. Walter Camp. 80; Joseph Swan
COZ; Vance Mccormick, 93, were
dropped from the committee. The
members picked by Captain Callahan
and approved by the board of control
are Chairman Brink Thorne, Louis
Stoddard Theodore Lilley, John r.
Fitzpatrick and Lucius Bigelow
Cambridge, Mass. Dec. 1S.--Harv-
ards team gets away next Saturday
afternoon on its jaunt to the Pacific
coast to play Oregon at Pasadena on
New Years day.
An epidemic of colds has seized the
squad Eddie Casey. the star half back
and Jack Desmond. the big end, are
half sick but will be able to make the
trip. Gratwick, substitute halfback,
has decided not to go, reducing the
squad to- twenty two players.
Dummy scrimmage practice was
held yesterday during which Oregon
plays were used exclusively by the
second string men,.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Committeeman FOR
/. LABOR ARE ANNOUNCED

The names of the five men who will
represent the employees on the COM
mittee OF fifteen to meet In Portland,
December %, to draft program for
the relief of workmen and their depend
ents under the worSmens compensa-
tion act, We're forwarded to Governor
Olcott by 0. r. Hartwig, president OF
the State Federation of Labor.
They are; E, j. Stack, secretary OF
the State Federation Of Labor; G. NJ.
Rynerson, editor Labor Press; j. w.
Wright Frank Hannah and G. Brain
erd, all of Portland
The five members to represent the
state at large were announced by Gov
rnor Olcott Monday. The five TO rep
resent employers on the committee are
yet to be named.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Nebraskans To Draft
Pershing For President

Lincoln. Neb., Dec. ia move
ment to draft Gen. Pershing as can
didate for president if he declines to
volunteer, was begun here this after
noon when 200 republicans. including
a number of women, passed resolu-
tions declaring the nation needs a
man of his type as president in the
Reconstruction work ahead. This is
Pershing's home town and the re-
naming members of his family reside
here. A telegram was sent from Lac
lede, Mo-, his birthplace. inviting 1t
to join in the movement.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
DEMPSEY REQUESTS
ONLY HALF MILLION
TO MEET CARPENTER
BY Henry Il. Farrell


UNITED Press Staff Correspondent
New York, Dec. 1S.--Jack Dempsvy
only wants a half million for abou,
one hour of his services against
Georges Carpenter
Jack Kearns has a verbal punch
against promoters stronger than the
wallop of his bread winner In the ring.
Kearns, who operates on sliding
scale that always tends upward, has
let 1t be known that the battle between
the shipyards wonder and the French
l.ylator would draw million dollar
gate and that Dempsey would have
half Of ii or he wont play
And Kearns raises his ante regul ar
ly.
Five months ago ii was $4,000. In
another month the pair of Jacks will
call for million.
When Willard asked Tev Rickara
100000 . for stepping through the
ropes In the Maumee basin, sport folks
wanted to decorate him with the leath-
er medal for holdups
After the fight, general good feeling
prevailed. Dempsey, the new cham
pion, told the world before he had TAX
en- shower that he was no bandit and
that he would give everyone chance
lat the title--especially the little fell
lows.
Something evidently changed h!s
mind.
His first feeler for 100000 didn't
draw the razz and he grew bold. He
kept adding ciphers to the figures on
his price tag. Give him enough time
and he'll want the United States mint,
the African diamond fields, the Taxes
oil spouters and mortgage on Alas
lka for giving the public about sixty
','~ time And two years
fago he was riding the bumpers.
| II Dempsey rates himself worth a
~ y .-a---~rth q mill
lion. The French aviator with a four
years service stripe, two decorations
and a creditable ring record would be
just as big q drawing card in America
as Dempsey. for the fans are getting
.cd UP ON the serial which Kearr.
services out about every other morning
kcarns' demand for half the gate re-
ceipts should be grabbed by the pro-
lmoters.
Kearns thinks the turn stiles will re-
gister over a million dollars, He may be
wrong. Probably, very probably, he is.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
Lei HE Prove This Free.

nv internel method for the lroAttnent
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want yun 20 geAltze that ms mcthen
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This liberal otter of FREQ treatment Is
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
BAS[BAlL,
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Sacramento Cal, Dee. 1S.--Mana-
ger Bill Rodgers has traded Harry
Woiter, star slugger for the Yippers,
for Pete Compton Of Seattle. 1t was
IN even trade with no money figu-
ing in the deal, Rodgers said, Rod
gers received wire from Clyde
Wares, manager of the Seattle club,
closing the deal.
ST. Louis, Mo-, Dec. 1S.--The ad-
vance guard Of the St Louis Cardi-
nails win Leaves February 26 for
brownsville. Texas. where Branch
hickey will train his men for the 1920
race.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
BOXING
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Oakland, Cal, Dec. 1S.-JiInmy Duff
fy left hooked and jabbed his way to
victory over Monk Fowler here last
night. Duffy outclassed Fowler and
won easily. Lee Johnson beat Jerry
O'Keefe, getting revenge for knock
out handed him by O'lkeefe last week
New York, Dec. 1S.-Benny Leon
ard and Johnny Dundee. who are to
go 20srounds to a decision in New
Haven, January 16 for the light
weight championship, will fight un-
DER the supervision of the army, navy
land civilian board of boxing control.
This organization will select the SUI
pervise the weighing and other i'm
portant details of the fight.
Newark, N. j., Dec. 1S.-The New
Jersey boxing commission has called
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
EXPLOSION KILLS 4s

London, Dec. 1S.-Dispatches from
Berlin said 43 persons were killed and
more than 100 injured in a munitions
explosion at Wilhelmshayen. Property
damage is great, the dispatches add
od
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
SUPERVISORS NAMED

Washington, Dec, 1S.--State SUPER
ylsors of prohibition named by Com
missioner Roper include: Frank NJ
silva, san Francisco, for California.
l., X. Devlin, Havre, FOR Montana.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18

meeting of all the prominent refer
ees and club officials to be held early
iii January. Revision of several regu-
lations will be considered. Amend
ments will be discussed to give the
third man in the ring more authority
to stop clinching and other abuses
hich have been causing complaint.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-18
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

oieda-EL BRUJo de las cajas Registrado.
ras--San Jose No A. Advt,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

cada pueblo ciudad tonga una que
llcve cn el fronts el nombro de Ia
poblacion que ofrcce cl orc dc sus espi.
rituales sentimientos.
tDebe Juncos quedarse atras en- esa
caritativa empresa publican mo Sc
ria motive dc orgullo para mis- amigos
de Juncos yer, junto Mayagucz. Are
cibo Rio Piodras. el nombrc dc este
pueblo al que he consagrado una par
&c de mis- cncrgias7
Seguro que hay on cada habitante
dc Juncos el deseo dc que continno A.
gurando gallardamente a Ia cabcza do
los pueblos altruistas Y gonerosos. he
solicitado el concurso dc la empresa
"Arcelay'', que coloca mucho mas al
to hoy, como aver, el prestigio dc que
goza csta comunidad. No ha sido ne
gado. Por ell contrario. ella ha cedido
cuantas veces sea necesario el magnif-
co local de que dispone en- Juncos.
Con eI local, sus esfucrzos hara lie
var a feliz terminO esta idea.
Juncos tiene, pues OCCASION dc demos
trar la alteza dc sus conviccioncs en-
la practica del bien. Todos los viernes
a las $3.50 p. M. comenzara una fun
ci6n cinematografca bcncfcio dc Ia
caseta que ha de construir este pueblo
para sus enfermos en- el sanatorio. A
reunir, gencrosos habitantes de Jun
cos, MIL QUINIENTos DoLAREs,
importe de la obra. Que no Sc qucde ma
>die en su casa. Precios corrientcs. Pc
liculas puramente dramaticas y conf
cas-. NADIA de series. FL cspectaculo CT
ncmatograhco termina Ia misma noche.
Venga y Sc divertira. contribuycndo
Ia par a que Juncos enarbole Ia ban
dera dc SUI hidalguia y flantropia.
Juncos, p. r. Junio IL. 1919.
T. Pihero Jr.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
Juncos respOnde al llamamientO
en- favor de los tuberculosis

Los sefiores Andres Rodriguez y Mi
guel Ruiz Soler comisionados en- la
campafia para la construction de ca
setas en- Ell Sanatorio Insular para los
tuberculosis, recibieron del Licenciado
Fulgencio Pifiero Jr. ell siguiente ma
niiesto lanzado por dicho senior a
los habitantes de Juncos, y demas es-
Is decir con cuanta simpatia Sc han
visto los prop6sitos del senior Pinero.
FL pals debe imitar a los buenos pa
triotas de Juncos, que indudablemen-
to construiran su caseta, obteniendo
en- dicho Sanatorio sitio especial para
aquellos casos que necesitan su inme-
data atencion.
Congratulamos al sefior Pifiero por
su iniciativa.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
PRO SANATORIO
INSULAR
JUNCOS NO PUEDE
QUEDARSE ATRAS

En- las afueras del pueblo, donde yo
naciera, Sc levanta airosa gallarda
una Institution de caracter benefco.
Es ell Sanatorio para los atacados
de la playa blanca, para recluir Y Gu
rar los que fatidicamente llevan por
doquiera Ell germen dc tan cruel en-
fermedad.
Son muchos los que deben ser ash
lados. Escasos son los recursos con que
cuenta el gobierno para dar fin tan
magma obra. Sc apela al concurso ge-
neroso de todos los que pueblan esta
nuestra amada isla. Hay necesidad de
construir alrededor de Glen casetas ca
da una para cuatro enfermos.
Existe el laudabie prop6sito de que
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
De la Poesla y de los POetas

con sus baratijas. a les que fucron
profanar el temple. "a quienes dcbcn
azotar los poetas? A los que confundcn
Ell sonoro, puro y cristalino ehorro. dc
la pura linfa de Ia divina fucnte. con
la verdosa v pcstilente aqua dc Ia
peor cloaca. A los roedorcs de los ale
nos prestigios; a los que no sabiendo
de otra cosa que del croar dc Ia rama
pretenden ser ruiseiior canoro. GScran
por clio malos los poetas7 Mil veccs no.
Santos Y buenos, honrados y feles guag-
dadores del sagrado temple de Ia poe
sia, donde solo pueden comulgar los
elegidos. LFu6 malo Jesus? Para los
mercaderes, ST; para sus discipulos.
no.
La poesia cs fuente dc bondad y de
amor, pero Gson todos los poetas buo-
nos? Use asemejan todos a Jests7 lAh.
81 Sc desprendieran, ST supieran des-
prenderse de csc poquito dc vanidad.
de orgullo, de egoismo, de ruindad. pro-
pios de todo humane; nunca serian tan
buenos como el poeta loco dc la Ca
lilea, pero de SECURE que serian mejo-
res dc 10 que son. infundirian mas con-
fianza, mas amor, mas respcto. Jesus
no ambiciono NADIA, supo perdonarlo
todo, supo sacrifcarlo todo. on aras
de su amor a Ia humanidadl
GPodrian los poetas redimir In hu-
manidad, uniendo todos los hombres
ell un solo haz aprctado fucrtc, con
un solo pensamicnto, Ia perfection hui
mana; con una sola religion. Ia practica
del bien? ST. iComo? Empczando ellos
por borrar &c sus corazones toda nube
dc passion, todo espiritu dc maldad. La
poesia es fuente dc todo amor. III amor
mismo no es otra cosa que Ia poesia
del alma.
Paco COLT.
Arecibo Z. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

La poesia es, debiera ser, Ia reli-
gi6n de la humanidad, y la humanidad
debiera tener una sola religion. "a to-
do ell que lie pareciere extraflo extra
vagante el pensamiento, que nj siquie-
ra puedo afirmar 81 es mio o no, con
apartar la vista y no seguir leyendo,
tiene 10 sufciente. Como no soy macs
tro, mis- extravangancias no pueden
despertar tenor nj recelo nadie.)
SSab6is por que he dejado sentada
aquella tests? Yo creo que la fuente
de la poesia, es la divinidad. y que Je-
stis, ha sido Ell mas grande poeta de
la terra. Yo creo que todo poeta es
humane, en- tanto deja de percibir de
aquella divina fuente ell sutil hilo de
la inspiration, y que es divino, cuando
del Cielo recibe la divina gracia.
Ell hombre, como humane, es "per
se'', malo, cruel, rencoroso, envidioso,
vicioso, intolerante. Por ESQ afirm6, no
recuerdo quien, que todo hombre venia
al mundo con un marrano Ell su cora
zon.
JESUS fu6 siempre poeta; siempre sus
ojos estaban clavados en- ell cielo; ja-
mas actu6 como humane aunque vivie-
ra entire ellos y aunque revestido estu-
vo de nuestra torpe materia; por ESQ
siempre predico ell bien y la verdad,
porque fue justo Y fue bueno. FL acto
de azotar a los mercaderes EN- ell tenn
plo, fue quizas uno de los en- que mas
inspirado estuvo. GAcaso pueden ave
nirse la estulticia y la honradez? jEl
NAL cl bien? Su rebeldia en- aquellos
supremos instantes, Ino fu6 santa y
buena? Jesus fue el supreme rebelde;
por ESQ casi todos los poetas son re
beldes por ESQ no triunfan y por ESQ
son encarnecidos y vejados.
IA qui6nes azoto Jesus? A los que
fueron al temple de Dios a comerciar
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
SYMBOLIC DE AMOR

Cuando por vez primera me besaron
sus labios de grana,
escape un ay tan hondo que mi espiritu
tembl6 al escucharla.
"Es," me dijo, "que sfmbolo tristisimo
de mi passion santa,
tremula siento que en- mis- tibios besos
te dejo mi alma.
al cabo me olvid6 como Sc olvida
un sueno que pasa;
me olvid6 por otro en- cuyos brazos
tambien dichas halla.
Y aver me dije viendo cuan ardiente
sus labios besaba:
sQue lie dara en- sus besos por emblema,
81 no tiene almaf
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17

A. Ventura Romero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
LA H1EDRA

ala vest" me dijo fngida pena,
es mas feiz que yo:
ella encuentra la vida en- ese muro
esteril como ell sol;
y tn que sabes que sin tt me muero,
pues vivo de tn amor,
no dejas que eternice mi existencia
abrazados los dos.
Pas6 ell tempo. 49,. Y ell tempo de su mente
mi imagen arranc6
ell acaso nos trajo cerca al muro
que hablara passion;
''tLo vesG'..... la die con cruel sonrisa
"es mas feliz que yo
la hiedra lie da vida con sombra,
y tu contacto mi me envenen6"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
MEJoR

Un instante; no mas; como un relampago,
asi fue nuestro amor:
humo de nube que ocut6 ell abismo
alberto entire tn y yo.
NADIA supe del alma que tenfas,
nj t6 de mi dolor
Ahorre pesares yo; tn descepciones;
mejor. -. mucho mejor.
Hoy al verte rodando por ell lodo
me dice ell corazon:
La extensa historic de tn amarga vida,
ique pagina salv6l'
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
Poetas Jovenes Portorrique1os
MI MAESTRO

Conocedor del hato fecundo;
confdente de sol cuyos fugores
aleIltaron tn espfritu profundO
para sufrir los mas hondos dolores.
SQuien comprend6 tn amor9. -. Meditabundo,
grave de rec6nditos rumores....
cruzaste loh, solitario! por ell mundo
arrastrando tn tabla de vaores.
lie cantsste al sol que Sc levanta
escuchaste la robusta pura
de la nueva novisima garganta
y loco, de cordisima lOcura es
te alejaste -. cogido de la
de Zaratustra, tn divino hermanol
Francisco Garriga
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
COLLABORATION

A los sehoros que nos honran envfan-
donos espontaneamente trAbajos do CO
laboraci6n les recomendamos que guar
den cOpia, puos no rospOndemOs do 81
devoluci6n en- caso de no utilisarios.
nj sOstenemOs cOrospondencia sobrs
ellos.
II hecho de que este diario pubiiqus
IN trabajo nrmado. no aigninca necs.
sariaments qus % sOlidarics con a.
Aavt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
FEcUNDIDAD TRANoUILA

Porque sc que la buena melodfa
como la ondulaci6n fuye del centro. 49,.
cuando tarda, la espero todayfa.....
iCausa tanta fatiga ir su encuentro!
Asi logro nutrir la mente mia,
donde concentro yo 10 que concentro,
asi voy muy adentro, muy adentro. -.
al hondo manatial de la ammonia
Alma sin luz, sin vida, sin sentidos,
que dejaste volar tantos latidos
del coraz6n de la Naturaleza ...
Mata ell monstruo holgazan de tn peGeza
y atisba, en- los momentos que reposas,
ell gran dujo y refujo de las cOsas. 49,.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-06-17
IMPERATIVE

Reina de mi brevismo reinado,
que me brindas de noche tn regazo
porque sabes que sufro ell gran fracasO
de portar ell meollo iluminado. 49,.
lOh Reina, tn presenca me hace aladol
veces cuandO vienes pasO a paso,
y me das de repente un largo abrazo.
ME siento haca los cielos transportadO.
TIE he visto, cual nmensa maripOsa,
inclmarte ell caliz de una rosa. ....
y hablarle de mis- intimos amores. s....
Oh, Rena, forjadora de hondos suenosl
dime, Jpor que relatas- mis-, enSuenos ,. s+
los vientos, las aves las forest.
r. GARR1aA
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

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Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

Sergeant George Holmes. a Phoenix boy, the son nf MT. and Mrs. R. j. Holmes who live at 1883 Homewood road, has had the distinction of being chosen one of party of American officers and soldiers to gather data from which 10 write a history of the great war.
 Tn recent letter Sergeant Holm-a writes 10 his parents as follows:
 April 16, 1919
 Bar Sur Aube, Aube, France Dear folks:
 Well, it is stiIi raining with shoH of a let-up. l have volunteered and have been accepted on a two months trip through Germany and Belgipm as driver for the officers who are L. gather the data to write the history Oi this war. 1 will leave here in a few days for Cobenz and we will cover every foot of ground in Europe that has been fought over. It will delay me one month in coming home. but the trip is worth a whole lot. I was chosen from list of 90 or 50 men. We will have a brand new Cadillac for the trip. The first army is breaking up the 2lst of April, and they will be home in June. l will be home between the first of July and the middle of August 1 think it is wonderful thing to take part in this trip. There were two lieutenants that asked to be re- duced to the ranks and taken, so you see l am lucIIy and besides, there will be another promotion for me. YoJ must continue to write to me and be- fore ] go I will find out a permanent address for you to write to me. I vii be in Antwerp, Belgium, for time and may get to go to the. Holy land. It is worth lot to me to make the trip I will send you pictures and intend. to keep q log book of the trip which will be worth its weight in gold. Antwerp is the diamond center of the world I will bring you a good one Tell my friends of my good luck I will close now, with lots of love, I am your son
 SERGEANT GEORGE HOLMES.
 C. NJ. T. o. 1st Army, 4. r. O., III A. [. F., France.
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11

Electric Railway Journal. It has been seriously considered also in New York wa are assured. but the transportation authorities have been 9 little shy, pos sibly because. cn general principles. Americans are regarded as less lamb- l.ko than modern Roma--
 The plan would relieve congestion.7 Ee are tod. possibly Tor the same req sen that the saisine in the box does not feel conpcst ted-hc coesnt have space for any feelings a- all. Says the paper just named:
 Inquiry among transportation ensi- neers develops the fact that the idea is not entirely novel and that il has had some serious consideration in New York City during the period just prior tp inc war The idea was abandoned largely because of the fear that tho public and the regulating commissions would not take kindly to any sugges- tion which would be so directly op- posed to the seat for every fare slo- gan"
Arizona republican., 1919-05-11
ID NIICH l'lGGING
 GETS INIFE: DIVORCE.

Complaint Of constan. nasran. and q12trel.aG t2 the p,!. e Fer husband procured tor Mrs. Lillian Ellz1 a di- Nofee rom James GiE.u the dzlvee be- ing granted by Judge Le-rnaa ycste- -'
 The 9.a~riase C the co-r!e toos place -n Orot.;ia, t'2.i1c'1la. ? tSee. Mrs. 4iSln c-a'me- -h,. -'-- icro .-sa,s g.. married l -ogeIae- Y.itt her hus- 2an"e nr,r,aps 1or hett~r behavlo, p'en, pied rar 10 drop divorce pro ee7' oI year ago, wien El..in IS allegcd TO have sl2pp her.
 The defendant fy.1eJ -o !rqEe good his ?. omises and the laeessqnr na gyiil,. wrecked he ReI@ous -ys.en. I:s. EI- Kin testified t2 inc JAcroe court. In granting the decree the court allowed Mrs. Elkin an undivided hale of. tho community property.