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New Britain herald., 1920-06-14
ELSIE JANIS AT PAEACE.

When Selznick pictures presents "A Regular Girf' at the Palace theater Monday Tuesday and Wednesday, we shall all get our chance to welcome Elsie Janis to the American footlights again. Elsie has been abroad two years teaching the Tanks to sing their Cha teau Thierry marching songs in French, and now she is back again, proving her faithfulness to the pub lie by entering movies, so that her initial performance may be spread broadcast at once.
 The Keith vaudeville bill consists of four excellent acts featuring ''The Black and White Novelty" Alfred Powell. Edith Jane assisted by Adele, offer a beautiful dance cycle; Lester x Vincent. the noted blackface couple. present their comedy skit "Commun- ity Service" and you will have a good laugh at Billy Kllgard in songs and stories that are original and new.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-14
DING A HUSBAND
 Adele Garrison's New Phase of
 Revelations Of q Wife

tf I were n puppet with a master hand pulling the strings.
 Az 1 spoke, Lillian looked quietly ut me. searching gaze, then looked away again as swiftly. But I had caught the flash Of something very like admiration in her eyes. Instan- taneously knew that if she had been In my place she would have decided even as I. although I was also per fectly sure that she would never ad- init the fact to me. l have discov- cred that Lillian sets a different standard for herself than she does for her friends. and will do things for those she loves which she would seorn to do if she herself were the only one to benefit thereby.
 When she spoke, therefore, I de- tected in her voice no trace of the feeling I had surprised in her eyes.
 There is only one thing for me to do. then,' she said quietly. almost sternly. "I must appeal to your father. It Is. of course, your own af- fair. shall not take the liberty of telling Dicky something that you don't wish to tell him, but I hope your father may be able to make you seo reason"
 "A Few Facts"
 Without waiting for tho protest that was on my lips. but which I re- trained from .uttering because of the look I saw on her face she rose and touched the bell for Betty. When the old woman appeared she gave her a low-toned direction. and from that minute until Betty came back. pom derously. and out of breath, and an- nounccd hoarsely. Hes in the Twin room. Mis- Lillian" neither she nor uttered n single syllable.
 "I have something to submit to you. MT. Spencer" she said slowly. when we. too. had gone into the living room. "Madge has disappeared into tho bomb proof mental cellar dubbed her Puritan conscience. and refuses to emerge. So I'm going to put a few facts before you for your deci- sion If you don't mind"
 My father bowed, his eyes watchful and intent upon mo.
 'I shall bo honored." he said for mnlly.
 Tn the first year of her marriage this article, Draper. made Madge all the trouble she possibly could com pass. and one sweet day attempted to murder her by scizing her foot when they were swimming together and drawing her down into the water. made not telling Dicky the condition of her never entering Dicky's life again. Later she shot Dicky-fortu- nately 1t was only n slight wound and stabbed herself. By the devils own luck sho didn't quite manage to turn tho tEick for herself although she came mighty near dying. and as she went to South America shortly afterward WIG kept her secret. The rest Of her performances you know. With her reappcarance and Dicky's expressed wish to employ her as model. I say the time has come to tell him of that long ago attempt. Dicky is so careless and easy going he would \ fNnonk apxthing against himself. but T1VTolT nsvo- aAploy the girl or even sec her if he Ffrew of that old attempt 10 injure Madgc.~ But your daughter refuses to tell himNs
 1T want your opinion on thssp:5-, Vaa
New Britain herald., 1920-06-14
|an Asked siasi-c'>

|an Asked Nasi-c's Answer.
 Nv hether 1t was n Dc of my fathers |ep thought l had Es problem of my bnvIction had sud with Irresistible hot afford to have that long buried papers murderons n no com pact be- myself. but l had the terms Lillian The kept out or ould not he told. agreed to I.illian's iise uf the girls sseapo from death ln Dicky. and her
 we would keep own avoidance or Unnecessary to re- he days of Dicky's
 the attempt to which she had in- r been mentioned.
 with the girl be- cre was no neces- K of her again.
 gc Felt.
 free. and Dicky. he fact, was ex- N she was avail or some illustra- ndl I could sec rw, that we m rust already in our soc with one part my own decision ,s even ridiculous.
 which Dicky and rifan conscience" x been more sub
 have been these suddenly asserted ipclIed to obey it. ul asserfivo han,t
 hold of me and nin movements ns
New Britain herald., 1920-06-14
"CAUSE OF
 DISEASE''

tBy T. A. yOLZ. THE CHTROPRACTORD
 There three definite reasons why ycu should try Chiropractic Adjustments Tor whatever physical ailment you are troubled with
 First-Chropractic in way is like the practice of Surgery Medicine Allied Thersp peutic methods-all cf them utterly incapable in the past Of .estorin- you to health and equally incapable of doing so in the future.
 Sec Second-Chiropractic is the only scientific niptboa Of getting and removing conn pIe.eiy and permanently the primary cause of yorr trouble, without distress or 6Is- comfort.
 Thud-This method has successft fully re- moved the obstructing factors :n ne1aheriess cases identical in kind with yours and tin } trouble never returned.
 For every disease which aff1icEs the lurian race there is a primary cause deep down in tine Nervous System. The skilled '-hiroprac- tor searches out that cause finds aud removes 1t completely. Your will Ire Bc exception.
 No charge for consultation. Don't put it of. Come today.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

'slie Vyfine hfbitova Kings Nor
tonskeho, ackoliv nalezala Sc
jiz skoro mesfc u pant Hazel
love. Domovina pani teto, zva-
nA Lines" byla as dive mile
vzdalena cd kostela a az do to-
hoto dne nemela Leslie zadne
prilezitosti ma tax dalekou ce-
stu Sc odvazit.
Odporucenim Lulu il bylo
postaveni ono zaruteno a pfi-
byla do Kings Norton tTi dny
pc hanebnem podniku STAN
ley Grevilla.
"Musite mi casio psati, a pa
matujte, ze vzdycky Sc budou
o vas zajimat a ze vzdy zd-
stanu VAST pritelkyni,' pravila
k nj Lulu pri rozchodu V Lon
dyne.
Leslie dekovala il s prekypu
jicim srdcem a vskutku cftila,
ze opousti vernon pfftelkyni.
"Ano, zdalo Sc il, re louti Sc
s jedinou pritelkyni, ode dne-
ska mela ziti mezi cizinci a kdo
vi, bude-li kdy videt zname
tvare a slyset znameho hlasu.
Kings Norton zdalo sc byti
mlade divce pfilis daleko cd
mista, kdez zanechala srdce
sve, v odlehle casti Anglie.
Pani Hazellovou skutecne
shledala tax, jak il byla Lulu
popsala, dobrotivou, mirnou a
pfivetivou. Jako vdova beg di-
tex, byla uplne vhodna, ote-
writ srdce sve dokofan krasn6-
mu sirotku, kteryz mel byti jeji
spoleGnici.
Zdravi jeji bylo vsak chatr-
ne a jiz "a diva nebo tri dny po
prichodu Leslie, nahla choro-
ba upoutala il ma luzko, KITE
rez po vice jak ctrnacte dni ne
opustila.
Leslie neodesla od nj ami We
dne ami v noel, dokud choroba
jeji uplne nezmizela a to bylo
prave teprve nyni, kdyz ubira-
la sc ku navsteve hrobu myla-
dy Moreland.
To odpoledne il pani Hazell
sama pobidla, ably sc hodne
prosla v cerstvem zdravem
vzduchu unorovem.
"Nechci vas miti nemocnou,"
pravila, "a to byste jiste byla,
kdybyste byla pofad kolem
me, iako dosud. Proto, jen jde-
te, ia tomu chci."
tPokracovani.)
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

Muzi, jste jisti, ze man.
zelka vam nenasazuje paro-
by a vas nepodvadi? Chce.
tell zvsdeti pravdu, pfijd'-
te pristi nedeli, 20. list, do
Ceske Mar. Sini ma divadlo
Sokola Havlicek, kde uvidi-
te, jak ma zenu vyzrati.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod
prl SoUO tydni trzby "a hotove.
byt o 4 pokojich S koupelnou.
Mate-ll $1,000 ke koupl tohoto
ODcnodu, prihlaste Sc v els.
1444 b. 81. ul., bIlze Woodland
ave. 1872
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

NASLEDkEM nemoci sve
zeny prodam. ddm, hodici Sc
pro dve roainy, je Timed k ma
stehovani. Sklep, koupelna,
velka puda a velky pekny lot,
80 pri 135. Tento majetek Sc
naleza v ceskoslovenskem o.
koll, blize Fulton Rd., kary a
skoly a da Sc "a $4,000, bude-li
prodan rychle. Haste Sc v ci-
sic 1886 Sackett Ave. 1925
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
LACE! LACEf

troda Sc povy, dvoul odinny
dum ma Union ul., olAzdena
al. mezl b. l23 a 1875. VI. Ctyri
pokoJe a koupelna dole a to-
tez nahore, puda, sklep, fer
Aes, skopky a elektrina. PrinA-
81 $o2U roene. Cena $74OO, ho-
toVe $4,000. Haste sc u frank
d. ParenIca, 35Yl E. 1867 st.
ll-26
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
:! nragedie svatebnf noci.
Jfie - Roman
J y t4.t
Roman

sim sc navratit do Londyna.
Nebudete sc zlobit?"
Zdali nebude! Kdyby mela
vse vyrici, elm srdce jeff oply-
valo, musela by mu rici, re Ii
je pouze v jeho pfitomnosti -
ze cftala ty dny a hodiny, kdy
mel pfijiti do Greville parku,
ze zdalo Sc il byti vse prazdne,
dokud nepfisel a tax ze Sc il
to bude zdati Ease az odejde.
v tomto okamziku ale, kdy
sdeloval il, re musi navstevu
svou zkratit, divoka sc zmocni-
la zarlivost srdce jejiho.
"Odchazi pryc, by poohledl
sc snad po ni?" byla prvni jeji
myslenka.
i A v tom okamziku no skoro
az nenavidela - ano jeho pra-
We tax dobre jako Leslii - pro-
to, ze pnsobili il oba takovy
bol.
Ublizovalamu 49, ublizovala
mu velmi, neb nemel on ami sti-
nu myslenky ma poohlednuti
sc po Leslii.
Povazoval to "a zaruCene, re
vyrnizela 2 zivota ieho pro
vzdy a atkoIiv byl pfekvapen
mad tim, jakou bolest no ia
myslenka stala, pfec mel dosti
slime vile, by hledel zapome-
nout ma krasnou tn devu, KITE
raz TAX lehce byla volnou stati
Sc zenou jin6ho.
"Snad jest to konecne TAX
lepe," pravil sam k sobe,
vzdychnuv 81, jsa O samote We
SVEN pokoji a kdyz navrativ
Sc od obeda, dostal dopis cd
politickeho sveho predstavene-
| ho, V nemz no tento vyzyva ku
rychlemu navratu do mesta,
pfivital no $ radosti.
Byl rad, ze nohl zakonciti
svatky tyto, kterez neprinesly
mu zadnych radosti.
! Odebral Sc do Londyna
zpet hned druhy den a vrhl sc
horecnou cinnosti politicky
zivot a boi.
Svet, eta jeho vytecne feci a
pozoruie Sc zajmem nednav-
nou jeho energii, myslel, &c by
la to ctizadost, jcz no popo-
hanela.
| Bylo hadano a prohlasovano,
re stane sc vudcem lidu.
Svet Sc ale klamal, jak deje
sc caste.
Byl by otevrel oci prekvape-
MIN dokoran, kdyby byl vedel
pravdu = kdyby byl vedel tai
nou onu pricinu veSkere te u
navujici cinnosti zimnicne
horlivosti.
Velike by bylo lidi pfekva-
peni, kdyby byli vedeli, ze vse
: to cinil st. Maur proto, ably "a
pomnel ma dve safirovych, mo-
t drych oci, kterez no prona
; sledovaly We sneni bdeni.
: A jeste vice by sc byl svet
' udivil, kdyby byl vedel, re dvt
tech krasnych ocich nalezelt
: male ieho chranence, nett t,
chudeho ucitele hubby.
Svet new mnohe, vZdor to
| mu ale mnohdy We sve slep,
e domyslivosti mysli, re vi vse
XVI. II hYobu mylady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

MUSl BYT rychle prodan
krasny novy bungalow O 6ti DO
koJich. Cena pouze $4,000, ho-
tove $4,000. Stoji "a prohled-
mutt. Haste sc hned v {. 1902
benwood Ave. z vych. l3l Ill.
v Corlett. 11-2A
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
XLVI. u hrobu mylady
Moreland.

Jasna zar tinoroveho slun-
ka padala ma hrob hrabenky
Moreland ma hrbitove V King S
Norton.
Hrob byl pokryt krasnou ze-
leni casneho lara.
Nevinne bile snehulky Jlne
kvetinky home rostly tn kolem.
Mlada diNka tn pfichazela
po silnici, vedouci ku kostelni-
mu hrbitovu - divka, jeji2
stihla postava idealne vyjima-
la sc v sedych teen sateeh,
vkusne swine a sotimerne telo
ieji ob.jiniaiicieh.
Oblicei ieji byl idealne kras-
ny jako postava ieji, ty zarlcl
safirove oci hlava obklopena
|spouatou krasn6ho vlasu hasta-
noyeho, chilly il rozkosnou.
Byla to prvnl navsteva LIE.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

HLEDA Sc Karel Pazdera,
zamestnanfm z Czech klempif.
Hleda no Boh.- Panenha v Ce-
chach. Blizsi Sc m1ze dozvedet,
pak-li rlavstivi Vino. Generta
1916 Fullerton Ave. 11-25
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

PR0DA Sc dun pro 2 rodi-
ny, 8 svetnic, fernes, 2 koupel-
ny, skopky ma pradlo, ulice
dlazdena, eena $1,000. - Dam
o z svetnicich, zachod uvnitf,
ulice dlazdena, hodi Sc pro
dve rodiny, must byti prodan
do lOti dnu. Cena $4,000.
Dunn pro l rodinu, Z svetnic.
fernes, koupelna, skopky ma
pfadlo, elektricka svetla, pro
rychly prodej $48OO. Bizsi
sdeli Fr. Haitian, 1898 E. u.
ulice, mezi Ivy a Morgan A.
We. Vezmete Union karu. 11I25
a. -
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

PRODA Sc dunn bungalev
dobre staveny a moderne zafi-
zeny. krasna garaz. Bude-li
Orgy prodan, da Sc velmi lev
ne. Haste Sc els. S425 Rose
wood Ave. z Warner Rd. ll.27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

PRODA Sc Ford Truck ma
rozvazeni peciva, "a levnou ce-
nu. Haste Sc v cis. 5lO8 Storer
Ave. 11-27
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

IVY uz pte tfeti CO 81
chce wit nasi Bozenu" -
zlobi Sc kmotr v Romanku
ma Horach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

nerOZumlm.
Take ia me- pravila Ida.
Netouzila pc tom, fici vice ;
neodvazila Sc toho, pomlou-
wat prilis Leslii.
"Psani ono jest velmi jedno-
sduche,' pokracovala, ''neudala
ami svou adressu. Pise, re dou-
ia, ze mne nektery den nekdy
,uvidi, nemuze ale urcit, kdy to
asi bude.',
Tot velmi tajemn6," pravil
vaznym hlasem.
Oboei jeho bylo stazene a O.
.ei Sc zdaly ztraceti lesku.
Idu to velmi zarazilo, kdyz
yidela no tax dojateho. Z
"Bude as konec vsemu n.y.
MI" pravila sama k sobe. NE
bude il as chtit nikdy vice vi
det.
"Reknu vam, CO 81 asi my
slim, Konrade,' pravila. "Na-
HE to jeji.taj JENNIE odeiiti vzni-
tilo me podezfeni. Neni q toho
yid6t,, iakoby koukal toho
nejaky miIovnik?"
'Mi1ovnfk?" opakovai ry-
chile pro zivS svet nebyl S to,
zdrzet Sc ponekud zachveni.
"V to nemuzete vefit, Ido?"
"V6fim tomu, ale. Neni to
take mic divneho, be by takove
hezke devce malo miti zboz-
flovatele. Zdala sc mi byti dro-
bet podivnou posledni dolby V
jejim iednani a jeden mych
hostu mi pravil, re videl il mlu-
viii mimo park nejakym pa
mem.
Leslie lest hodna divka, to
verim, jest ale drobet romanti-
cka, sentimentalni a myslim, re
by mohla btti zapletena v tai
ne neiake manzelstvi.' -
"Mohlo by to byt,' odvetil
st. Maur vazne, "nemyslim to
ale. Muz, ktery by tax mladou
divku svedl k takovemu k.o-
ku, ztezka by byl dobrym man
zelen. Jest mi il Tito, velice L.
to, vice nez mohu slovy vyja-
driti."
"Iak i mnc. Zaliba k nj We
mne rostla d jest to pro mne
zklamanim, ztratit il nyni."
Ma chvili ustala reel, ma.
cez dodala:
"Myslim, re reni treba po'
vidat tom nekomu dome
Reknu to ovSem otci a trebas
Stanleyovi, ostatnim ale reknt
iednoduSe, ze byla slecna Vyn
lie povolana od jinych iejicf
pratel. To bude as nejlepsi. ne
myslite?
"Myslim tez tax" pravi
hlasem, jakoby duchem byl he
pritomen.
Medal Sc AMI pozorova
statnou tn hezkou divku podl'
sebe, obiraiici sc op6t kvetina
nami; pohled ieho byl upfen
dali.
Hofkost, horsi nez smrti pro
jela il, kdyz to zpozorovala,
Co u toho re vSeho budc.
Sprostila Sc sokyne sve, co
to ale bylo vSe platne, pakli s
klidna ieho bratrska naklol
most neobratila V lasku miller
ce neb manzela?
Po celou radu let jiz ceki
la ia lasku muze toho.
Ncm6la il nikdy byti 1Cas
ma? Delala veskere ty plan,
uskoky, spiknuti nadarmo?
z myslenek tech byla vyt
zena vstoupenim Stanleye d
sklenniku, ienz tazal Sc 81
stry. zda~li nepujde udel;
cal.
"Vsechny tam liz cekajl
pravil vycitave.
"A Ida, snad, ably sc taxi
vyhnula dalsim otazkam S
Maura, uposiechla vyzvanl t
ho a odesla lined.
Uruhy den ale nemalo
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24
$1,000 HOTOvE a zby-

$1,000 HOTOVE a zby-
tex ma mfrne mesicni splat-
ky po $500. Ia techto
podmfnek Sc proda iedno-
rodinny dun blize E. 131.
ul. v Corlett. Tento ma 6
svet. a koupelnu, elekrika,
gas, v dobrem poradku.
Lot jest 40x15O a jeden
rohovy lot Sc prida, takze
majetek ten ma diva loty
(8Ox150). Toto jest oprav-
dova lace, pouze $1,000.
Haste Sc u
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

Zenuska Sc postara, aby
byl host namo6en a ia ho
vyzdimam v Romanku
ma Horach.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

kAMNA z druhe ruky vseho
druhu prodava a kupuje w.
Sedlacek. 3261 F. az. st. ?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1920-11-24

HLEDATE-LI dobry domov,
prodam vam krasny moderne
staveny dvourodinny dum o Z
pokojich nahore, 6ti dole, 5
minut cd Dennison a Clark ka-
ry. Ma hotovosti je tfeba ! jen
$4,000. Haste sc u ma.jitele
VIM. Pinty, 3287 w. Sc ul. a.
neb u JOS. Cabalka, 1899 E.
121. Ill. 11-24
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
And Gas In
TNLarOSa Well.
4 NeW Boiler

Drilling has resumed on the well
OF the Southwestern Tulaross Basin
Oil and Refining company near Tula-
rosa, after a shut down for three
weeks, pending the installation Of a
new boiler.
For some time past. the odor OF
gas has been perceptible at the wen
and every dumping OF the balsr in
j slushpit shows gas bubbles and
the rainbow colors, always seen IN
oil slush. The hopes Of the driIlers
and the officers Of the company are
high
The well is now down 20 q depth
Of 500 feet It was spudded in No
vember 3, 1913, the same day the W.
". Cox well was started.
IT was with great difficulty that
a boiler was secured for the drilling
and work was started with an old
one For the past three months the
company officers have been trying
70 get a new boiler, and the shut
down would not have been neces-
sary II this could have been done,
but IL was not possible TO get a new
one until after the old one played
out" The old M IS being repaired
and In event Of trouble with the new
one which is not expected. the old
n can be recommissioned temper
arily-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
'HeinegabubeIer's Place"
in Chicago, Burned Out

Chicago. H., March 5-Fire de-
stroyed "Heinegabubeler's Place" one
Of the most curious saloons in the
world. In the old days, first corners
there were initiated by being served
beer in tinp cups. from which they
got electric shocks the moment the
cups touched their lips. The next de-
gree was TO seat b unWary q on
a barrel which autOmg ucally spouted
up enough water TO dampen b sit
ter's ardor- II he didn't get mad and
leave the place he was invited up
stairs to see something good" Half
way up. a lever was pulled. the stairs
nattened out. n tho noviGate was
skidded down again with more speed
than dignity. If he Their bowed TO
custom and "set EN- up" he was
deemed a full-1edged -heineEabu-
be1fte"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Tourist Estimate Is
Too Large. Consul Saus

London. Eng March SILT IS pre-
posterOus TO think that a million
Americans are coming 10 England
this year as tourists. Taking the
tourist season at six months, and
allowing Tor 10 ships leaving New
York every day, each carrying soc
Lrst class passengerS-thOuEhs ships
ike b Mauretania OF course, could
carry m0re-that only works out at
something over 10000 tourists
I hear OF no official objection to
tourists on the score OF food The
food situation IS easing in France
and the British food controller has
such a glut Of ham and bacon he
has had IA reeLport some OF It. With
every passing week food viii be-
come more plentiful
The French are welcoming tour
lists by creating a chain Of hotels
along the old battle front.
Suggestions have bcen made that
a lavish hand. That IS doubtful. IN
prewar days Il vas reckoned that
American in a three months tour
would spend $500. II Is impossible
10 estimate how much an American
may spend now; IT certainly cannot
estimated by the amount OF the
Of credit he may take out.
/ 90 not agree the enhancement OF
the value Of the dollar VIII have
anything 10 do with attracting Amer
lcans over here, as the rises IN prices
wllf counter balance that.
The districts Americans viii visit
probably viii be the whole battle
'front.' as ven as England and Italy.
or course, places where the Ameri-
can soldiers fought viii have the
most interest for them.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
CIergynren VIII
Wage a War On
EUiL OfDiU0rce

Syracuse, n. Y, March 5"hesLrlc-
tons upon marriage as a means OF
checking the growing evil Of divorce
are advocated By Rev. Dr. Rolf p.
Crum, rector Of st. Marks Episcopal
church here. Dr.. Crum las taken the
lead in a movement which is *
planned to be followed by rectors
throughout the Episcopal diocese OF
central New York and may spread 10
The foIiowinE rule OF three" has
been promulgated by DR.. Crum, and
hereafter he viii o perform the
marriage ceremony without;
First-Proof that he parties have
known each other for at least three
months.
Second-The presence OF witnesses
personally acquainted with the bride
and bridegroom.
Third-A certificate from the fam
lily physician OF the man. showing
him &c be physically fit
This Is the first evidence Of an el-
fort on the part Of the Episcopal
clergy in Central New York 10 tight
the divorce evil
have been lax in their requirements
heretofore" declared Dr. Crum, who
is a bachelor. Ministers ave been
guilty OF much marital uHhappiness.
TheH have married without question
any persons who came TO the rec
tory. I VIII not have such marriages
on my conscience.
Except In cases OF emergency. 20
Iegitimize a child OF to protect the
honor OF a woman shall marry only
those who comply with the rules I
have laid down. With the great
mount OF venereal disease and the
number OF cases Of tuberculosis and
other organic troubles, too great a
precaution cannot be taken
Divorces are in fashion. DR.. Crum
says, and the only difference between
that procured by sarah Moriarty"
from Denis" for hurting a poker at
her, and that by Mrs. c. Clifford
Puhigh" from &C. Clifford Puhigh for
his tauntiug remarks Is the amount
Of ailmOnT-
The state laws OF New York have
made divorce more easy than filing
an income tax return declared DE-.
Crum.
The divine came 10 this city from
Cleveland, Ohio.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
GETTING READY TO DRILL IN
NEW WELL FOR PRODUCERS

Indications are favorable that the
district Just east OF Pine Island, Bos-
sier parish, Louisiana will prove to
be Of the big oil pools Well No. s
OF Producers Oil 4 Refining Co.
which came in on top OF the sand
and ~oTerflowed the 1900 barrel stor-
age tanks viii be drilled in just as
soon as Tom Owen can get the pipe
lines TO the property.
Mr- owen is now In the field at
Plain Dealing, La buying a new en-
CINE and boiler so that well No. g.
which Is very close 20 No. S. may be
drilled In at a very early date. In a
letter 10 the FL Paso office Of Pro
ducers. he SAYS About the same
conditions prevail here as in Texas.
There is g big shortage OF all kinds
OF materials and roads are very bad
I am doing everything possible to get
equipment to U properties so that
wells S and g may be drilled promptly
I hope for big production in both
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-03-05
Millions of Tiny Germs
Cause Your Catarrh

That you cannot reach these germs
in your blood with SPRAYS and
douchez-
Experience has proven that s s 6
is the best remedy for Catarrh, be-
cause It is a fine old blood remedy
that tends 20 free tho blood Of all
disease germs. s. s S VIII cleanse
your blood OF the aus OF Catarrh.
and give real relief. Il has been in
constant use for more than fifty
years. and is sold by all druggists
Buy a bottle today and lose no fur
Their time in getting on the right
treatment
Valuable literature or special d
vice regarding your wi case viii be
furnished free Of charge. Address
chief Medical Adviser. Isl swift
Laboratory. Atlanta. Ga-Adv-