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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-27
Eifty-seeond Home Run.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Sept. 81
Babe Ruth made his fifty-second home
run of the season in the first inning
of the Yankee-Athletics game here
this afternoon.
Rommell was pitching.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-27
Forty Buildings Burned

UNITED Press Leased Wire Servic. !,
DUBLIN, Sept. 27.--Forty bnildI
ings We're burned in police reprisa,s
today at the town of Trim, twents
five miles from Dublin. The hot.,
and the market hall were set afi, ,e
Residents Of the town fled from # r.
panic. y
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-27

Nearly four million carloads of freight were
moved by the railroads of this country in the
month Of August, more than quarter of mil
lion more than last year in the same month.
The amount of freight awaiting shipment is
much greater than the cars can move and this
is the finest argument in the world against dis
NAL gossip about trade depression, and is also
a sure indication that the manufacturers and
merchants are looking forward to happier and
more settled days.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-27

The sporting public that reads the remarks
of "GentleInan JIM Corbett on the probable
outcome of meeting between Mr.. J. Dempsey
and Mons. Georges Carpenter will do well to
recall the forecast made by Corbett about ten
years ago when a now forgotten boxer named
Jeffries was badly pounded by Jack johnson,
and ''kiIling' made by those who followed
the fortunes of the dusky end of the argument.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-27

Il feel very deeply wrote the president in
sending a check for five hundred dollars to the
Cox national committee, THAT the very honor
and destiny of the nation are involved in this
campaign" That is fact although not in the
way Mr. Wilson had in mind. It is also fact,
that the honor and destiny of Mr.. Wilson him
self are involved, and it is quite possible that
the president is caring more for the outcome of
the campaign on that account than for national
reasons Judging from the election in Maine
and the primaries in other states, the country's
honor and destiny are receiving ample protec-
ton.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
MISSES S; :;
Smart, Practical
COATS
for more than a season!

fOf more tH0H q 3e0oOUs
Great numbers of practical girls
are seeking spring coats which will
serve creditably for more than one
season. These girls are interested in
obtaining coats which are somewhat
conservative in cut and with an alb
sence of any fashion tendeacy which
is emphatically of the present mo-
ment.
Reasonably, they appreciate that
handsome materials and good tailor
ing can be expected to serve more
than one season; throughout the
spring, for summer steamer, motor
and travel wear; for early autumn
over the suit or with furs, and again
next season for the same round.
The Misses Coat Section is justifably
oroud of its present assortment of Coats
which meet these requirements-Coats
beautifully made, smartly cut, quietly
fashionable-of Tricotine, Evora, Tinsel-
tones and other handsome soft woolens-
5000 to $500.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
CAROLINA TO ADOPT
SUFFRAGE PLATFORM
Special Session About July / to
Follow Action Of Democratic
Convention.

RALEIGH, N. c., April 23.-Action
or the democratic state convention re-
Gently in adopting q platform plank
for ratification of the woman suffrage
amendment will be followed by a spe-
cial session Of the legislature about
July /.
Louisiana ID the only state to have
. session before North Carolina. but
suffrage leaders say, no matter what
action is taken in Louisiana. It will
have no effect on the fight for ratl-
fication in North Carolina.
If Louisiana were to act favorably
1t would make the thirty sixth state.
over the ratification in the Ohio legis-
Iature. because Of a referendum In
volved, suffrage advocates are anx-
ious to have thirty-seven statss ratify
the amendment.
Opinion is divided here as to what
action the North Carolina legislature
will take. In view OF the fact that
both political organizations In the
state have adopted platforms includ-
ing planks favoring suffrage. many
party leaders believe tho amendment
will be ratified. Besides Gov. Beckett,
many democratic party leaders in the
state have como out for the amend
ment. including Secretary Daniels.
Senator Simmons and Representative
Hoey. The Legislature is overwhelm-
ingly democratic.
Opponents Of suffrage believe the
amendment will be defeated either in
the Legislature or by the voters OF
the state. They think the Legislature
will follow Senator Overman's idea
and propose state constitutional
giving women the vote.
thus putting the suffrage question up
to the voters. who, they believe, will
reject it.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
REED IS DEFEATED
FOR SAN FRANCISCO
IN STORMY FIGHT

CONTINUED from First Page.)
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Society
(Continued from Eixhth Page

tCOntlnucU from FlkHtH hhe.l
the D. A. r., to which the hostess was
also a delegate. Mrs. Brown Will re-
turn to her home, In Kinswood. W. va.
tho middle Of May. She will appear
in the benefit performance being ar
ranged for tho Warrington memorial
of which Mrs. Dimock is chairman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milnor Robert Sulli-
van will hold a reception At then
home, 362o Malcolm street, Cleveland
Park, Tuesday at pm, In honor OF
sentative Mansfield of Texas. and
their daughter. Miss Mansfield. Musi-
cal numbers will be rendered by MRS
Mansfield, assisted by Mr.. and Mrs.
Lawson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ihorn-
bury.
DR.. and Mrs. Livingston Stavely
have as guests Miss Helen Dent ana
Miss Elizabeth Dent.
Mrs, scott to Entertain.
Mrs. Matthew T. Scott will give
rscention for the outgoing and in
coming national board OF manage
ment Of the Daughters OF the Amerl-
can Revolution, in honor OF the re-
tirine president general. Mrs. george
T. Guernsey. Monday. from 10 o. a.
her residence. 1915 @ street.
Mrs. Theodore Tiller will entertain
at tea in compliment to Mrs. isaac
Pearson, retiring president OF .no
League Of American Pen women
from to PM, May s.
The board of lady managers or tne
bishop of Washington Is ex-onclo
tags tomorrow to raise money TOWARD
a building they hope to erect 1or ths
care Of children under six years OF
age, who cannot be taken into inc
home now for lack Of facilities. Ine
bishop of washington is ex.ofnclo
chairman and Mr. Charles J. Bell vice
chairman. Mrs. David M. Lea 10 presi-
dent of the board.
Box holders for the Mask and Wig
Clubs thirty-second annual proouc-
ton, Don Quixots. ESQ or sleep
less knight" at Polls Theater ~ M1m- Non
day evening. May 3. include Mrs
Charles b. Wood. Mrs. Henry Leon
ard. Mrs. Henry F. Dimock, Mrs. VII
liam A. slater Mrs. Thomas I. CAN
and Mrs. James W. Wadsworth.. Jr:
Mrs. Charles j. Bell 10 the head Of
the patronesses. Of which there IS
long list. After leaving washington
they play in Baltimore, wilmington
and the metropolitan Opera House.
New York city.
Mrs. Henry E. Gundersheimer has
returned from a weeks visit in At
lantic City Mr.. Edward J. Johnson
Of Newark. n. j., will be the guest
of his sister and brother-in- law, MI
and Mrs. Henry +. Gundershelmer.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Deaths Reported.

Tbs following deaths have been reported to
ths health department In the last twenty four
hours: .. ,o,e c;r..s =.
Msrths L. Russell 5S IA st.
Arthur BIauchi 80, 8 Dupont circle.
Emeiine K. Long, 40. 1871 Trinidad ave. ne.
william Flood. Is, Washington Asylum hos
Eisabeth Marshall, 90, 1885 Monroe st.
Sidnsy Powell, T., st. Elisabeth's Hospital.
THOMAS Flannigan, 81, United States SOL
diers' Home Hospital
Maria Sanford. az. 80 East Capitol st.
Ida Brownman, Z mouths. Emergency Hos
pitul.
FIora r. Williams, IS, 1872 10th st.
Elizabeth Contes. Is. 1914 st. Sc.
Be7tie johnson, As. Frssdmen's Hospital.
Saiy Miller. 50, Freedmen's Hospital.
laurence Simmons, y, tuberculosis Hospital,
sarah Higgs, u. 9l3 French st.
Evening star., 1920-04-23

(Continued from First Page.)
to vote for . plank in the national
platform indorsing the league. as
recommended by the majority report
Other resolutions adopted were:
Resolutions Adopted.
Endorsement of the democratic ad-
ministrations conduct of the war:
denunciation of the republican post
war activities: indorsing adequate.
benencial legislation" for former serv-
Ice men, "as outlined by the American
Legion; indorsement of a living
wage and more" for labor. and prais-
ing the farmers OF the country for
their efforts to maintain maximum
food production; extension of vel
come to the women Of the nation into
tn. democratic party and an invita-
tion 10 them to compare the reception
accorded them by the two parties, and
instructing the Missouri delegatfon
Ia vote and work for the nomination
Of David n. Francis for Vice Presi-
dent.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Adjutant of. Beauty Regiment"

Mrs. P. Lee Phillips has been named
'adjutant" Of the Salvation Arnys
"Beauty Regiment" Mrs. e. F. An
nounced today.
The first meeting Of the regiment
will be held within q week. Twenty
captains will be appointed before the
lirSt meeting. These captains will
select their own teams. Mrs. Charles
Fairfax is one OF the captains already
aelected
Evening star., 1920-04-23

Pyssps =: Nishss, ssa Sisis Aslss, bssa d
Percy o. Barber Of Alfsn. Ohio. and Graee
T. Goidstein Of this city.
RayInosd B. Miller et Nsunt Salon. Va,
and ssshe} L .,,,. M:.ssi 4 !., .n,':{sNs.s r. x;
A1ddis sf Drspcsyiiis. Ne,
Dimitries kaiatsss sid ovstathia AtAaaase.
poulou.
Albert Payne aad Margaret leaerssn.
Robert Levis and Margaret Nsltsn.
Aaron o. Raviinss and Maud q. Lveas.
William ia ' SrsHstt " Snd % visr,ness ssrai. T..
Frederick Gibson aHd NaaSis Proctor.
Evening star., 1920-04-23

HeajsMia end Ieas q. 0snts. ~,
John r. snd Margaret N. Hall. boy.
David NJ. and Sarah Med. Entler. girl.
Julius ". and Thelma V. Hicks, boy.
David and Dora Berry, boy.
lewis H, ahd Mary 2. Williams, boy.
Patrick snd E@s TOliivsr, girl.
Luther G. and Wiihelmina W0rmlsy, girl.
Samuel and Lilly Dorsey, bcy.
Howard s., jr.. and LEILA Maxwell, girl
James II. and Edna Woods, hoy.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Births Reported.

The following births have bsen reported tt
the health department in the iast twenty Sou,
Aesrs:
Howarl 2. asd Ethel Bosert, boy.
Fnacia 4. D. ssd Natalie Hancock. girl.
Ralph aa6 Polly ]. Vance girl.
Harris and Mamie v. Jones, 10y.
Isaiah W. and Rose B. Woodard- girl.
Daniel and Annie p. Reeves, boy.
Samuel r. and Marian A. Clements. boy.
Gerald and Marie l.. Eean. girl.
Norman y. and Helen HaaS, girl,
Ralph b. and Marie r. Pratt, boy,
Edward r. and GrAce r. Williams. boy.
A. Hamilton and Isabelle +. Wilson, boy.
Lionel =. and Frances NJ. Castillo. boy.
Lloyd W. and Gertrude A. Hsmm. boy.
Robert II. and Margaret +. Ohiey. boy.
John and Cora l.. Thorpe, boy.
Henry Il. and Helen Ande rson, girl.
Charles ]. and Helen vittum girl
Fred and Anna Beurhart, boy.
Evening star., 1920-04-23

pudiated by the chairman and sscrs-
tary of the state central commlttee.
In published statements the eight
were alleged to be candidates for the
national party and to have been Sc
lscted because their names began
with letters near the top Of the al
phabet. Each of the eight. In ming
for the nomination promised to vote
for Senator johnson.
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Montana Republicans
Are Meetinu TODAY

HELENA. Mont. April 23.-Montana
republicans voted today in a presiden-
tisl preference primary with the
nafnes of Oenator Warren G. HARDIN
az Ohio. Herbert Hoover, Senator
Hiram johnson Of California, Gov
Lovdsn OF Illinois and Maj Gen
Leonard Wood on the ballot. Tha
democrats had no presidential candis
date, although Gov. Sam Stewart OF
for preference for the vice presiden.
tiSl nomination.
Under the state law delegates to
Evening star., 1920-04-23

the national conventions must abide
by the presidential preference ex-
pressed by the voters.
2s Run for Delegates.
Chief interest. according to repub-
ltcan leaders. centered In the fight
within the republican party. There
were twenty eight candidates for dele
gates, of whom eight had been re-
Evening star., 1920-04-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been Issued to th'
following:
Warren W. Bryson Of Philadelphia, Pa, and
Esther X. Barrett Of Minneapolis. MINI:
warren W. Gregory and Emily W. Payne
both OF Manassas. Va.
r Carroll Howard Of Falls Church, Vs..
and Erna l.. Walker OF this city.
Evening star., 1920-04-23

mated in the ancient custom of. per.
forming the marriage cersmany un.
der a square piece Of cloth. held ovei
the bridal couple to conceal the
bushes of the bride.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE OF
Valuable Main Stfeet
Property II
No. 6 E. Main Street
Richmond, Va,

to the undersigned trustees, dated
April 4. 1917. and duly recorded In
Deed Book 247-B. page Is. Richmond
Chancery Court. to secure the: pay
ment OF certain notes thereiat de-,
scribed, default having been made in
A portion of the debt therein secured,
II peing required so 10 do by the
beneficiary. we will sell at PUBLIC Auc.
tion' on the premises. ON
TUESDAY. JUNE /. lo2oSs
AT 5 O'clock p. NJ, .
the property described In saidsdeed.
as follows: 49,
Lot of land II tho City of Richmond.
va, on the north side Of Main Street.
known as No. 6 East Main Street: and
nescrtned as beginning on the north
iine OF Main Street. distant 65 fset 10
Et rene, ast OF the eastern lfhe OF
along north line Of Main Strest' and
fronting thereon 25 feet liz inches
more or less. thence back n~orthySardly
lines nearly parallel 1856 feet
= Lhches TO an alley Is feet wide, on
imnnnnres mas a frontage of IS Rect s
NJ nnsses. me western limo Of TIE lot
pass,ns through tho partition wsH be-
lween No. 8 and No. 4 East Main.
iE5tMS' Cash as TO expense OF sale.
trustees commission Of s
and pro rata taxes 1890. and III M
1920 principal note and interest: mote
OF sfs.oo due April {. 1890, residue. IL
any, 10 be payable In equal instnIi-
mehts at 6. IL AND Is months tom
WAY wiyh OF sale. to DC evidenced BIZ nqtss
the option OF the purchaser.
NMohIRT 4. = sHFRbsAgD,s
WILLIAM y, PURCELL, JR,
Trurtces.I&
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Sale Of 32H-Acre Farm

Trustee Sale Of 32H-Acre Farm
IN HANOVER COUNTY. VIRGINIA.;
ALSO SMALL DWELLING ION
LITTLEPAGE STREET IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND. VIRGINIA.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF; trust
to the undersigned, dated pecsmoer
234, Richmond Chancery Court.
and d. B. IS. page AL, Hanover CIT
cult Court. default having been made
In the note secured n being re-
quired so to do. I Will sell at Public
on
MONDAY. MAY 81, 1920. ~
on the respective premises. first,
At IL O'Clock Noon,
a lot OF lane fronting 81 feet z inches,
more or less on the eass line Of hiss1eI
Virginia.. and designated as lots Nos.
I and 2 on MA ddox HILL" together
with the dwelling house thereon.
Second.
At 4 o'clock P. NJ. ~
the small farm in Hanover County,
Virginia. eontainins S2h acres. nsore
from Tyler Station to Davenport's
Bridge and adjoining Rowsey Chapel.
and being about AZ miles from Sha
City of Richmond. This farm isNlo-
Gated about 3 miles from Beaver Dam,
n can be made an attractive place
II improved.
TERMS: Cash as to expense of Sale.
taxes u and as TO O note, Of
$4,000 with interest from April az,
l9lS, balance at one and W. years.
or all cash at the option Of the nur-
C. L. DENooN,
Trustee, &
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
LABORERS
COLORED
LOOK
500 WANTED

for largest construc-
ton job in New York
State by The Founda-
ton Company. Two
year job. Fine, new
camp with hot and cold
shower a t h S and
board. Located on the
bank Of the beautiful
Niagara River, one
half mile from city
limits of Buffalo, N. Y,
and on trolley line to
Niagara Falls.
No labor troubles;
wages, soc per hour, 10
hours per day., seven
days per week. Free
transportation.
Apply today at office
of
HYGEIA STABLES,
40 North Fifth Street.
: for further informa-
: ton.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Printers

Over $500 square feet of noor space
In the heart of the printing and job.
hing district. In good condition and
plenty OF light. Equally well suited
to the needs OF n jobber. Early
possession. The price is right and
Terms can be arranged. See
CHAPLIN & CLARK.
Eleven North Eleventh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

BY w. f. PURCELL. JR.. COSSSfNC..
Real Estate AuctioneersrS ,
SIT u. Franklin Street,
Richmond, Va, y. .sa
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Farms and Land for Sale Sc

900 ACRES. $50 In cultivation. ALI under
Splond!d io-rOom dwelling: furnace heat:
nights. waite. nj. over the house. all city
buildings includinr siso, traction engine
mond aud Was .trton highway: conven-
tent to rpiondii schools and college: is
miles from Richmond Price. $4,000.
buildings could n he replaced for this
price. Pollard L Barhy. Inc. llo3 East
Main Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
DISPLAY CLASSIFIED

NJ HEAp9U4RTERS eom%anaSTy e
* TsmPisSa Rs!sh%spd, ys: MAY siy
+ \ Knishts: ASSEMBLE at your
Asylum in the Mssnnie Temple; FMfidaiy II
cittxens' dress. Members Of Richmond
Commandery, No ,. and Transient SIT
present. BY order OF the Commanded, y.
p. SiSourncy. Captain-General, Attest:
George G, Jefferson. Recorder.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
H.
Articles for Sale.

Kichnond Book Co. els y. Fifth ST
CONCRETE MiNER-One Boss concret
mixer; one,third yard ca pucity. com
t~h"Toughiy rebuilt and guaranteed. Il
fE-El'liONE Randolph 1 ana tell a
Tinies.pispntc Want AID Taker what
you want. She'll hcip you write A COM
plete ad that Will quickly gel good re-.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
SHEET METAL
WORKER WANTED.

4. W n e d, a first-class
sheet metal worker, cap
able of making patterns
and taking charge of shop
working mainly on cor
nices, skylights and venti-
lators. Permanent position
and good pay for the right
man. Address
Dc, CARE TIMES
DISPATCH.
TsaEs ZEE Sg s.gaSlpa dIdiesss. SSa7
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Six or eirht-room house OF a fla,
or apartment OF 1--WE or six rooms
unexpired lease II same can be re-
newtd In Septcmber. OF will take
place September lat. II rent Is
reasonable and location suitable
will sign two-year lease. Des.
Of references. Phone Boulevard
2,tl.w or address C SOS. caro-
Tines-Dispstch
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
II
Articles for Sale.
business Equipment ga

zine one xt-inch corn mil on. pow.r
rrinds'onc. one, power emery stone, one
i've pullcys. All above In No. l condition.
Price. .tsI5. y. e.. CovinKton. KIdl's
Fork. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Poultry ana Supplies

ABSOLUTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. eggs or
money back. The money, rn!d :er pu.
II hens when fed Purina Chicken Chowder
win Tusina scratch feed. us. hirect,d. do
not lay more eggs than when fed any
other ration. Brauer & HASTEN. b:siriLu-
tors. l@Os East Cary Street.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

sale. Thoroughbred S. c. White
ISShorn. eggs. . to a setting. sl.25 per
setting. Call Madison 2793-W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

LiNEMEN-Wanted. four arst-cIsa, line
'Newpor. .NSws and Mampton ' HaflTwatyo ths
ana Electric Company. Newport News. Ma
wanted for iIns
construction, Board and GOOD wasesc
no labor TROUBLE: steady work. Write ii
a. Turner. Kentucky and West VireInia
Power Co. Logan. w. Va. ~
MALE STENoGRAPiIER: spsed as tyni,t
more essential than shorthand. Cali
Kandolph 1889. 20 a NJ. to 4 =. NJ. ~
MALE STENoGRAPTIER WANTED. Must
ne capable OF taking testimony OF viii
nesses in court. In addition to general
sdenoIraphic work. willing to nay GOOD
salary to right man. Applicant must state
iBnSr1mende and salary expected. r. o.
MEN-oWanttd,, men fol-. auto top company.
experience desired. but not absolutely
necessary. Good paw. Good future. Adj.
qress II 9l2. care Times. Dispatch
ioois free: diplomas given: position
WE ARE ALSO RICHMOND BARBER
!.
Der College. s0i East Marshali Street.
oEFICE M~AN-v'anted. young man to
handlu cash and do general Office work.
q. liox 73s. 1880
: perhanEeIs Jas. T. Hill. 500 East Main
PLuMRERs-wantcd. three nrst-class
Srutchfeld Plumbing Co. Greensboro.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

CONTRACTORS.
FOR SALE.
Two 2l-2 dump trucks.
Two 3l-2 dump trucks.
For Further Details Address
r. o. BOX 1874.
City.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
$50 ACRES.
allSC yCtt1o
E. F.. SCHMIDT e CO.,
&c N. Eighth Street.

II DEST AID In this column Is the ad
that telis all the facts about tho pro-
position,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

GiNTER PARK-For sale. : nice lots on
Noble Avenue. Ginter Park. between
Walton and Westwood Avenues. Address
+. NJ. r.. Cro.ct. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28
Rooms for housekeeping

THIRD ST.. S. 3l2-Two furnished room
for light housekeeping.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

li!h ,.uiLh WAY ~ Ee, what you want
when you wan; q Is to read and use
Ill,.ms- D..nat~h c,assined adR
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-05-28

Sssssh9hWR ss9sslsa ssai ssas
The Lake County times., 1920-12-24
Flanagan Divorce Case

That during his residence in Ham
mona her husband has worked q short
time in almost every industry Of the
Calumet region. is one of the state
ments of Emma Flanagan in her suit
Tor divorce from Howard Flanagan.
which was filed today in the Ham
mond superior court.
The Flanigans were married Nav {.
1912. and lived together until Dec. /.
1920. On the last named date she
says her husband struck her because
the noon meal was not prepared as
promptly as he thought II should have
been. She says Howard would work
week or so and then loaf until his
earnings were dissipated before hunt
ing a new job. This finally resulted
in their being forced to store their
furniture and rent furnished room.
She says that she did sewing in order
TO support herself and that her hus-
band would demand her earnings.
Flanagan Is also accused Of meeting
other women both clandestinely and
publicly and taking automobile rides
with them. The plaintin desires the
restoration OF her maiden name. En-
ma Habermsn and $1,000 alimony
Ibach. Gavit, Stlnson g. Gavit are her
attorneys.
The Lake County times., 1920-12-24
s NO USE GIRLS,
BILLS NO HEIR
Then Besides He's Lost His
Job and is Injured in
Auto Accident
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

MAIDEN. MASS. Dec. 24-Scores
Of women through ghout the country. who
have been writing. telegraphing and
telephoning TO william r. Hanson.
millionaire bachelor janitor." have
been building castles in the air.
The supposed heir to q quarter of a
million from the estate az the late
James Moore. Of Chicago. has lost his
Job. has been injured in an automobile q
accident and now is not sure that he
really has a legacy.
Il seems that Hanson read a maya
zine advertisement requesting tho
whereabouts of one william T. Han
SON" He wrote 20 a Chicago attorney
who signed the ad and was Informed
that Hanson was one or the heirs to
the estate Of Moore Hanson wrote
FOR more details but hadn't heard from
the attorney and has been unable to
md the attorneys letter or remember
his name.
When Hanson announced that he was
an heir and that the only thing needed
20 make his life complete was a loving
wife. women from all quarters began
notifying him OF their charms
The drug store where Hanson work
cd was deluged with mail kilograms
and phone calls. Result: Hanson was
'-hred"
Hanson got fob putting Stag on
roofs and was weathering the storm
when he got hurt in an automobile
smash-up.