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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-02-15
rARMa ANn RANCmEs

fNNHH NM NNNtUfN
= scctionf Z miles northwest ~ Amarillo.
sets ~ improvements. abundance 81 water.
ioo acr- In cultivation. fio per acre. rosd
terms.
go acres ~ miles northeast 81 Amarillo
2 room house. well and windmill This ).
o. rood land MS there y In the Panhandle
80 oHcrcs In wheat. $50 per acre Including
crop. $4,000 each. balance good terms.
loo acre ~ miles enat II Amarillo. l2s
per acre. $1,000 cash. balance easy
sections miles south Of widorado. all
fenced $50 acres In cultivation. 3 roam house
we'll and windmill. S2s per acre ruoi ienrn
spi acres miles west ~ Washhurn On the
lHfafi trail. i2n arrs In wheat. room
house. well and windmill $50 per acre fiaon
,ah. balance easy.
$50 acres near Vevh ? good 3 rom houses.
yell and windnill. sno acres In cultivation
$40 aerT In wheat. 2 riom house, well aud
O. induili. $40 pet acre. rood terms,
J leo hfrH miles souihsast NJ town well
in'"rovc-l. ssi per acre.
| Sc ~ for hnrphinr.
ODOM LAND co PHONE ~.
tesis Polk ".
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FOR RENT

ron Rent Piano. Phone 1915. s,h
ROOM cor rent. nieo front room for renilo.
man only. hot air heat 1908 Harrison. M ~
FOR RENT Madsrn heated roprns. 1910 liar.
room. Phone ,oa. coup,. hsar
70 RENT Three or four furnished rooirs
iar iai.sksrpina IN molrrn hunpnlow h. emu.
rl" only. Phone s2aO. 1906 Taylor 30 ip
rOg RENT Two roonn Furnished Tor liqhi
housed erpinY and liisheneiic, n0 children. fhi
". tn st. sa2p
lOR REsT Four furnished iooms. sos a
montl Reference required. no children.
Phone 1891 sa3p
FOR RENr Bc,lroom with bed. In modern
home. s"i illmorr. Phone lisn ~ 20
ROOM for rent. bm iiariaon. pcntleincn
onl, Phone 1898. ~ -
fOH RENT Two lirhi housekeeping rooul
Phone az. ~ ~
OFFICES FOR RENT
Powell building. 1is Pelk 50.
Entire second flnor viii h. ready for oc.
rurancy Marh ~ Double and single of.
iic,, Further information will b. riyen In.
l"rcsiei pariics.
II. Il. ArEN. O~nsr. los East iih. ST.
~ De-
ron RENT Furnished bo,ipom. ixal Polk
WANTED Ia rent 4 farm ~ shaf,s can rive
lssi of reference. Address WILL. TAYLOR
Claude, Texas ~ 2p
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50 600 doe W Char. Amssills nfersr'v.
..srt plnin. land pFff.r se'ne ss"rassnFnis'
"A GOD hosrr si~e IN ~ barsea ~. y
-.a 100 hair ss~iiVr ~ se-i'o7. Also har
ieee a-rss peFfeei lard. IN SheursH e""-'..
49,. ,,l, so psr 400. yin irak for Ina.
=. - - nnlsanfssri Amarii4 pfopetty.
Cloe IN rocminr hoale. 10 rc"m. and }
.ss.,n1, eornsr lst. nss rs,ine osrf $50 n.F
....e,h l...isiss living fcruH. Wei Furnished
p,,r. only si9ooa. some trrrra
r. GAuT LAND 60.
Nee Fssss nis<k, fslk ".
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or SALE san Iacinio ilcinhts Lois. one.
ffth cash and balance tea dollhr i,cr month
zee lo, ". T. TAYLOR Room q Of rn.i
Office hl'ir. Phone 2nsi 10 ~.
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY


tOR RENT Nohn thre room furnished
nrattmcni. only % blocks from feioif,so.
~ uhi,,tinn a. rhildrcn Call lctwc,n 10 and
Il to-day. Sel Fillmore 90 IT,
WANTED scwinr II az hind by experienced
sewer. Phone li1S. 20 ~
tOR RfNI value .in eilr prrrerty. call ieis
between 10 And D. %. ~. 90 w.
NOtNf MAN n YOU arr worAinf IN . si"r"
60 90 farrt mud 81 liha, sou arc rafa'de
~ hvrer th,nfs havr y,u ll'au~ht Il sales
man.hip- tn laf~sst inward IN huiines.
in,ir, ar icinf naii Ia snl,fmen. u J. hard
.ef an UNFRAMED man g. yet r. chance ~ n
n, smanS but ", viii rive YOU n chance
Aadrai ,lioN ~ car. News sa ~
FOR RENT One ui,.iaiu. unfurnished fonn'.
hone ii2o. 20, blcf. 20 ~
toR SALE Chsan. I brass lid. one extra
iargr haiy bod, one hi,chen cabinet asd ons
M a.
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lOR REsT Four furnished iooms. SOS a
montl Reference required. no children.
l'hnns 1891 - 80
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ron SALE One n the MOS, desirable rel.
d'ni l"is w the city. h'rhrft roin' IN ilnr.
ri-on. iusi this side nithap Temples On the
torncr prirs s,aea ssHn sssh. enssl ierns nn
ihc balance. J. ~ RUSSELL. 80 e.
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ROOM mhdcrn hom. every convenience,
paylnf. Harrison. price sln.sn1 .rnsy terms.
| = w. RtisSflI a co. Hd ac
| lnk RfNr To counc. iargc unfunishstl
4 iiWht hnui ls'linr tnars 'in modern home
fitpnio front and back entrances. Phone
| lRss. apip
; % TlOS wanted hy .yncrienced reliable
sionnrfanhsr. prefer rcnernl office worl. ncr-
unnrni Phone ma % 30
! ~ LONELY and wish canpnnianshir h
'omc acquainted mrouuh The Fuiur Club,
! succcasful Home Maker. Many wealthy
'nemlsis gee kim marringe Writ. NJ once for
frll particular, The Future Club MRS.
ROY ABBOTT. lioN 80. Corpus Christi. feN.
ron RENT Nolern b~iruon, far "cnile.,qn.
'''s" in prisnlr entrance. Phone 4s3 % 20
ron SALE une rnr II Ciiffildc hrirh. 81.
lay NEhDtN IOrEl. Phone iiss. ~ ~
RrAD TINS BARGAIN List
. rooms East front. s.'io ilnno tah. bal.
lance tstTns.
Z reonm ,as, front. s2eao siOo eash hal.
lnnsc gii00 month.
q mmn1 east front. ss5so. $3.50 cash. bal.
lnnrr terms.
! toom. cn.t fron,. isoooi $500 cash. bal.
lane" easy.
Z roon,l. nny foo, from, lot good loen.
liinn. tiinn 200 cash. balance term
r-phis. vas. liglis. water ~ foai loi
IfsnN $500 cnrh halnncr iernis.
2 raFna. cusi front. 5000 Goa eheh bnl-
lance f2i month
rnmH. ~ foot east front lot. mol.rn
si2iN slNn0 cash. balance easy.
~ fOE A HEfNER.
Room 3. Packet nidT.
Phone i2ie.
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MISCELLANEOUS

CALL J. W SMITH NJ ~ 10 plow rarlcn.
haul dirt. FERTILIZER. Trash. fii.in yards. - iop
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fOR RENr Iicdroom with bed. IN modern
home. sui fillmore. Phone i5sn ~ go
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ron QflCk ale Two rood lois San laeinln
a. b. hts. write. tal ~ zee me. Amarillo Hotel
Saturday ar Sunday only. FRED NELL.
sggp
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TOR SALE loot az nay AID in todn,s PAPER
gni c"1,c down Monday and rri that carat
,inuund f1r siGn, ~ that i.a carat Tor g2l0
A hig ,diacuuni on nll icw,lp Monday only
b !. SMITH. ~ East iih. 90 Il,
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OFFICES r0R RENT

FOR RENT Two lrhi housekeeping ,oomr.
Phone az. ~ 30
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WANTED rs suuplc. tva ~ three unfuruiah.
I'd roonis. cot sral lhousr. Dies not nm 90
he tlair ir. rhanr ea3s. 9H ~
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ron RENT Piano. Phone io7'.
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ROOM for rent. 6os iiasrifon. pcntlrucn
on1 Phone 1879. - -
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
f Commissioners

the said Board Of Commissioners, at
New Iberia, Louisiana, on the I'd day Of
Sept 1920, at two o'clock P. NJ and
there and then determine upon any OBJ
ieCtions which may be filed with the
Secretary Of the said Board Of Commits
sloners upon the creation of the Sub
Drainage District Number Three l3) Of
the Bayou-Carlin Drainage District by
the property owners whose properly
has been included in the said Sub-Draia-
age District as hereinabove created; and
for the purpose of ordering a special
election to be held in said Sub-Drainage
District TO take the sense Of the prop
erty taxpayers as to whether the said
Board Of Commissioners shall be author
lied to incur debt on behalf Of and in the
name of said Sub-Drainage District and
to issue bonds evidencing the said in
debtedness in accordance with the Con-
stitution and laws of the State Of Lou
sana.
Section a. Be it further ordained, etc
That this ordinance shall be published in
accordance with law in the official journal
of the Board of Commissioners Of the Ba-
you Carlin Drainage District and the
official journal Of the Parish Of Iberia
and that said publication shall consti-
tute due notice of the creation Of said
Sub-Drainage District Number Three
81 of the Bayou Carlin Drainage Dis
trict Of the Parish Of Iberia, State o.
Louisiana, as hereinabove created to the
property owners whose property has
been included in the said Sub-DrainaRe
District.
This ordinance being submitted to a
vote. the vote thereon was as follows
Xeas-Messrs. Jules Olivier, A. c. Du-
boin and E. Boutte.
Nays-None.
And the ordinance was declared adop-
ted.
There being no further business, the
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
AN ORDINANCE.

An ordinance creating Sub-Drainage
District No. 3 of the Bayou-Carlin Drain
age District and defining the limits
thereof, and giving public notice to the
property owners of the creation thereof.
Section l. Be it ordained by the
Board of Commissioners of the Bayou
Carlin Drainage District, that a SUB
Drainage District, be and is hereby Gre
ated within the Bayou-Carlin Drainage
District, in conformity with the Laws of
the State of Louisiana, and the said Sub
Drainage District shall be known as Sub
Drainage District Number Three 81 Of
the Bayou-Carlin Drainage District.
Section D. Be it further ordained, etc.
That the boundaries of the said SUP
Drainage District as hereinabove Gre
ated, shall be the following, to-wit:
Beginning at the southern side Of
right of way of the Franklin & Abbeville
Railroad at its intersection Of the pub
Township IL S. R. Z. thence in d
northerly direction along the said road
between Sections 70 and 81 to the south
ern boundary of Section 81, thence in an
easterly direction to the southwest corner
of Section % thence north along the
line between Sections % and 29, 20 and
81 to the Abbeville Road, thence follow
ing the western boundary of the Bayou
Carlin Drainage District, being the east
ern boundary of the Petite Anse Coteau
Drainage District in a northerly direc-
ton to and across the main line Of the
M. L. & T. R. R. right of way, thence in
a westerly direction along the north side
of the M. L. & T. R. R. right of way to
the City limits of New Iberia, thence
following he City limits of New Iberia
in a southerly direction to its intersec
ton with the eastern right of way line
of the Abbeville Branch Railroad of the
Southern Pacific, thence following the
eastern line of said right Of way IN a
southerly direction to the 40 arpent road
in a westerly direction TO the west bank
of the New Iberia Commercial Canal,
thence in a southerly direction along the
west bank of said Canal to and across
the Franklin & Abbeville Railroad track,
thence along the southern boundary Of
the Franklin and Abbeville right of way,
in an easterly direction, to the point Of
embracing an area of Six
Thousand 10000 acres, more or less.
Section g. Be it further ordained, ETC.,
that the Board of Commissioners of the
Bayou Carlin Drainage District shall
meet in open session at the domicile of
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS OF THE BA-
YOU-CARLIN DRAINAGE
DISTRICT.

Proceedings Of the Board Of Commits
sioners of the Bayou-Carlin Drainage
District Of the Parish of Iberia, State of
Louisiana, taken at the meeting Of said
Board of Commissioners Of said Drainage
District held at New Iberia, Louisiana on
Thursday the 5th day of August, 1920.
The Board of Commissioners of the
Bayou-Carlin Drainage District of the
Parish Of Iberia State of Louisiana met
In special session at New Iberia, Louisi-
ana, the domicile of said Board Of Com
missioners, on this the 5th day OF
August, 1920 pursuant to the call Of the
President, notice Of which was given in
writing, TO each member of said Board
of Commissioners, on this the 5th day
of August, 1920, pursuant TO the call OF
the President, notice of which was given
in writing, to each member of said Board
of Commissioners as follows:
New Iberia, La, August - 1920.
Messrs Jules Olivier, A. c. Duboin, E.
Boutte, II. Boutte and E. BONN.
Dear Sir-You are hereby notified that
a special meeting of the Board Of Com
missioners of the Bayou-Carlin Drainage
District will be held at New iberia, Lou
isiana, the domicile of said Board, on
Thursday, the 5th day of August at two
o'clock P. M. for the purpose of consid-
ering the creation of a proposed sub
drainage district
You are urged to be present at said
meeting.
By order of the President
JULES OLIVIER, President.
CHAS L. PROVOST, Secty.
There were present Messrs. Jules
Olivier, President; A. c. Duboin and E.
Boutte.
There were absent, Messrs. H. Boutte
and E. BONN.
The Board of Commissioners of the
Bayou-Carlin Drainage District, having
been duly convened, the President an
nounced the purpose of the meeting was
TO consider the expediency of creating
a sub drainage District within the Bayou
Carlin Drainage District. After due
consideration and discussion it was
deemed necessary for the better drainage
of he Bayou-Carln Drainage District,
tina a sub-drainage district be created,
and thereupon the following ordinance
was offered by Mr.. A. c. Duboin and sec
onded by Mr. Z. Boutte.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

| :,I - 49, ;nrcsean+ I7h0r troubles.
,-, ...,...,sr;r, under mountain
my o. ,-.ro,-.- f., o...-,,
- ,ho Misunderstanding world
100. -,,r,o~ riob. heat eve~v-
,.r- 80 ,v,erse are roonotiry
r-, 5,.. =, d,v with anrarcn.v
.,,af =, s;cbt
-,,.,rr ,.,rdcr tbcv demand
,.-.-o. ror their n~odu~,s
49,. TOM, = vorrd he different
-, ,Il J., ,,re If the abnormal ce-
,....-.- ..o-..-.,r,, in the 1argcs cities.
Id f,r ross ,b,, r,+,-
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
EYES THAT SEE.

Eyes that see can find much food for
thought in this town.
They can see the opportunities FOL
development and expansion and for the
making Of this community a thriving
hive of Industry.
The big cities are overcrowded and are
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

Don't wait until your baby is sick
before you think about the remedy. No
matter how chubby and healthy he may
now be, his delicate little organs are
liable to serious disorders.
Just a little careless overlooking,
and his digestion is delayed. And the
result is that he develops diseases Of
the stomach and bowels.
Fortify your babies against these Ills
by keeping on your medicine shelf
package of Wares Baby Powder
This is the perfect prescription for
babies digestive troubles. 1t never
fails to give quick, permanent RELIEF.
II Is a simple antiseptic remedy which
purifies the contents OF the stomach
and bowels and brings the baby back to
health.
It is odorless and tasteless. When
mixed In sweetened water baby really
likes to take It,
1t is absolutely safe. If the contents
of an entire bottle were in your babys
stomach at once it could not possibly
hurt 1t.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

666 quickly relieves Constipa-
ton, Biliousness. Loss of Appetite
and Headaches, due to Torpid
Liver.
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

The fellow who loses his temper ana
calls another a fool often convinces by
ISLANDERS that he is himself deficient in
mental attainments
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14
Groves TasteIess chill Tonic

restores vitality and energy by purifying and en-
riching the blood. You can soon feel its Strength
enine. Invisoratine Effect. Price soc.
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For it is not narcotic nor a purga-
tive, and has no Supplying and gripping
after effects.
Read just this one letter: Gentle
men: Enough cannot be said OF your
Wares Baby Powder. It's effect is sure
in any arrangement OF the baby's
bowels and a few doses will end the
worst case Of so-called summer com
plant. 1t is such a boon to mothers
that l never fail to recommend ii when
ever have occasion. I feel sure many
little ones owe their lives to it." Mrs.
G. D. Lair, Sta. A, Rte. 1, Box 105, Dali
las. Texas.
Try Wares Black Powder for indi
gestion and intestinal disorders in
adults.
Wares Powders for sale by leading
retail and wholesale druggists every
where, or by mail direct. $500, $I2O,
and soc.
The Ware Chemical Co, Dallas, Texas.
w. H. Patterson, Pres't and Genl Mgr.
(Adv.)
New Iberia enterprise and independent observer. (New Iberia, La.) 1902-1944, 1920-08-14

sMEDEs BROTHERS, INC, Cades, La.
REUBEN H. BROWN, Jeanerette, La.
LEBLANC & BRoUssARD, New Iberia, La.
T. J. Liable. St. Martinville, La
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cabled of its success and asked me to sail
al once. resigned and followed him.
Our honeymoon was spent In the Hotel
Savoy. Never was "A happier one. NJ,
husband kept our room a very bower of
roses. He was all attention and devotion.
For six wears this lasted. ! am convinced
that II would have continued through our
lives but for the glistening Vaccinations
Of Miss La Rue.
| grant that Miss La Rue Is we'll equip.
ped for husband charming. She has had
two. The first was Charles Burke, with
whom she played in burlesque many years
ago. | am told this enchantress OF my
husband has the mellowness of middle age
Her old acquaintance Of burlesque say she
Is forty-ive. Age brings wisdom. AlsD
art, even though the art be questionable
Hale and we're living in a cosy apart.
ment at Ninety-ninth street and West End
avenue. He loved his home and his wife.
There was no cloud upon the sky Of our
happiness. One unfortunate night We went
10 the sixty Club ard mot Mas In Ru.
Both of us were Introduced to her.
&C. 1890. International Feature service Inc.
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take advantage of this opportunity, and
thus he paved the way and prepared m!
mind for the appearance of the watch on
his wrist
The day he wore 1t home he refused to
take It off. lie did not sing TO it. / t. ho
slept IN It. That wrist watch tucked away
The hours of our happiness.
We had had romantic courtship Hale
ana ', and happy marriage. We had on
ioyed a blissful honeymoon-our welded
life was indeed n prolonged honeymoon
mat lasted SIX years. The wrist watch
vas the fret wedge which pried us apart
The appearance OF sapphire ring set in
platinum was the next indication that
some fairy godfnother was sending trinkets
to my husband. Then discovered book
OF poems. "Sonnets from the Portuguese"
The inscription on the first page was ITO
My Dearest Only One from Grace"
These things began to make me nervous
what loyal wife who really loved her
husband could escape very natural
anxiety to tno'. what was going on? I
discussed III 'se things with my husband
At first the discussion was entirely one
sided--he le, me do all OF the talking and
declined to make explanations.
At last h became quite frank. FINALLY
one day he brew off the mask and said
Myrtle, sh' Is wonderful woman, Che
has offered give me twenty-five hundred
dollars when iver need IT,"
Hale Ham'tor twas persistent. force.
full lover. He prs, sted In seeking my &C.
quaintance. mr.. lmilton told me he
loved me at fhk zig t. Watching me in
the dusk Of the eneo-re at rehearsals he
had decided that was the one woman in
the world for him"
The sta emeht hasn't the value OF origi.
nality, bur there are times when II reaches
a woman's heart. After / had heard II
often enough, I believed Il. year after
we met We were married. Magistrate Bar
low performed the ceremony in his stud,
at his home near Madison Square.
Hale was leaving for London with Get
Rich Quick Wallingford" We didn't know
whether II would please or displease Lon.
1"n. So ! remained With the "Rruadva
Jones" company and he sailed alone. III.
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He was cold. Indifferent. preoccupiet ]
said: won't YOU tell me what Is on Your
nind?" lie would answer. Nothing. NV
dear. Nothing At all" Hut ! knew bette.
My husband said to me one day: DO
you think Il is cffeminate to wear wrist
watch?" | answered, Not now, dear.
Once Il seemed so. but the war has
changed that. Why" He said: "A .el.
low at the club is broke. He Offered to
sell me very decent watch for twelve
deilars." said: "If you can get n good
watch for twelve dollars you'd better buy
It." lie answered: Maybe YOU right"
That evening he came home wearins
the wrist watch "You seem to have made
q bargain, dearest" ! said THE mah
couldn't have worn II long. II looks brand
new. Let mo see It,"
But he wouldn't take II of. He would
e.. M reason. Ne jus' wouldn't. He
even slept with that watch on his WI H.,
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(,n an interview

- RACE IA RUE entered my home as
II guest at party. Hale Hamilton
my husband, and l. his wife, we're
as happy a. any couple in all New York
Grace La hue iatlshed gifts upon my hts.
band and won him away from me. My
home is broken ip--1 have lost Hale Ham
ilton and Grace La Rue has won him. I
have brought suit against her Tor 100000
because believe It Is my duty TO make an
example for the sake OF other women.
was very much Interested 10 read that
Grace La Rue said. when she. found ! had
begun suit against her, that she declines
to be made "a 100000 vamp!" And that
IL / win my suit she will not marry Hale
Hamilton, because Il would convict her OF
having vsfnped my husband. But II lose
my suit=-then she will marry my former
husband, because losing my suit will be
her vndieation. Grace La Rue adds that
Mr. Hamilton Is everything that she de-
sires and that his devotion is proven.
Yes, We all agree that my Former hus
bands devotion to Grace La Pse is thor
cughly we'll proven, but what Il 80 expla-
nation OF his devotion to this ,nanH II
is a very interesting story, and will be
told in circumstantial detail 81 the trial
of my suit.
Women have been wooed By gotten
gifts and by jewels. That has been ar ac-
cepted method Of pursuing the fat rex
Goethe knew IL when he wrote he owel
song in Faust. Marguerite kne@lb l.-ncre a
box of glittering jewels am ;'H 2 the
jewels into the light address -, 60
them before she yields to th, - 'o.os
But in this domestic triat''' y 50 own
the temptress was a woman! - 'lave
stated in my sworn complait that M ALI
H.
baubles and tTinkets
Hale Hamilton was receiving h-se gifts
from Grace La Rue, but eyr.a-4ed them
away in one way or another. Inc day he
told me that he had a chance TO buy
very nice wrist watch from a member OF
the Lambs Club who had been out OF an
engagement for some time, was hard up
and was willing 90 sell the watch at
bargain Quite naturally advised that he
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party She accepted She sang for WI
us. | will admit that she made my
party Il success by her songs. did
not dream what a disCordant song she
would make Of my life.
In the Winter | went TO Chicago TO pay
a friend n little visit. When came back
several friends said: Your hermit hus-
band has been going about. We saw him
at Reisenwebers with Grace La Rue"
thought little of this, so little that ! did
not even mention It to my husband.
said 20 my friends: 81 do not expect my
husband to sit at home and stare at
blank wall and think of me while am
away"
Unfortunate speech! ] am now inclined
to believe that If wife expects a husband
to stay at home and do wall-staring he
will.
Everything was all right at home that
Spring and early Summer. went for
few weeks to Sarapac Lake. When ! came
hrck my husbands attitude toward M. was
totally changed.
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