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/ George Walker. s4s25; ". w. White.
sSs;So; J. l. Green. fie: Chester Martin.
s54; W. Z. Canterbury. y33: ". o.
i,ark. sioe;50; jim Evans. seI.5o; J.
Ed Lobach; Jr.. sli4; T. b. Cameron.
SIS: NJ. u. White. sii7.25: W. V. White.
$3.50; w. r. Hood. s3s; Clarence Chess.
Fremont County National Bank-H.
Patton. $3.50. w. J. Pierce, s26.5o: p.
Blythe. s29.25. Jack Blythe. 500: Holly
Rice. sio6. Harold Murray, SO: stanley
f1odgin. s3: J. w. Barton. Sc Lee Pope.
$3.50; c. kissell. s12; J. n. Williams,
se3. H.. c. Burton. SIS; Coleman Bros.
| store. sI4.70: c. Z. Canterbury. si7.
Earl Friar. ss.15: Hodgin & sharman.
Road work-Fred Snow. 1892; Thos.
w. Roberts. SO; C. W. Clause. s19: l. G.
Thompson. s3.75; Taylor & Yard, $3.50;
!,5 p w hS.e9ss. g 1sms. 81 r. 3 sRkies Riaes
woeSiine. so IS $3.50: 'fss'[ ". Fl. f.ss, $40; o.:
s%rSa M dses i5ss s 1sss BSlton h'y5h saso
Burton, $3.50: n. C. Gawf. 81: J. a. Pad
dock. SO; Geo. Newell, $3.50: wallace
Risd, Sc; James IL. Fisher. 50: Albert
+. Griffin. $3.50: Charley Stultz. $3.50.
George Stultz. 80.
Merchandise Hona-George Wilson
Hdw. Co. $3.50; r. Hardesty. Mfg. Co.
ss4447; a. f. Sharman, agent $3.50:
Wann Motor Co. s.: Rainbow Route
Garage. sIi-5o; Canon Auto Co. st3.i5;
service Station, SIZES. Harding Bdw.
Co. s12.1o: F. p. Smith. $50; Cont; OF
Thomas Hdw. Co. $3.50: Mitchell g
Egbers $3.50. 4. -. McFall. s5 Mt. st
T. & T. Co: 50 cents. -.
Freight Biii-Blake rogers. sG.2S.
Release of Agreem-Dt-John Deiisa,
800
Expense County commi-.oiner-----G.
j. Victor Mccandie,s. 1888.
POOR FUND.
salary County PhysiciAns-Dr. 9. u
Wilkinson. $40; Dr. W c. stephenson,
sup.. County Ho-pi,nI-Dorothy stew
Over.eer County Farm-R. c. steY-
Work County Farm and Hospital
$50; olive Shepard, $50; Minnie Lane,
$50; Albert Tremayne. $3.50; W. Tut
tie. S17s.2i; Dominic Monzetti,N $40.
Expense County Farm and Hospital
-Dorothy stevens, si15.95.
Mdse. nnd service County Farm and
Hssss ramsr &C. Pssnsy ss5ss eeyon ce ss Tes
store. s2o.3o; J, q: May. s5.50; Mitchell
iS EebsTs .issS aI EIestr,ssi apgIg cS
& Egbers. s?.25; a: Y. Clark. s2,35; Dun
& Lear =. q; Co. si7e2; Harding Hdw.
Gs.y GS ss eorne TaySr ,as5c 4an " ssS ffsS 9
Gerry Co. si5S.s5: StehIin Cigar Co.
1856; 4. H. Davis, $3.50: Fremont Car
". MccandIess, s2I7.22; HodEin 4
Sharman. S1S5.s0: Wilson Pearson SO:
Mt 81. r. & T. Co. 1890.
MercAsndl.s !. PoST,Soio, supply Co.
Co, $40: Prospect Heiahis. Meat 4 Gro.
Co. sio;2o; =, g; MaN fic; Western
Dave salmon. sss.5s, ;suIIus Mccs5S.
less, az; Ideal Amussment hall, si4;
ner. t22.s5: q, T. wo3n. ss2s: Frank
coliura, so; Joe vidsne, go: Portland
MsTs e Gec &c.; itci Colo. se,sice station co.
Mes. rss,5w. A. chapson. ~; Ann.
.u%.a: iss.' 3 \ n. .. r. 4, oiiss siss,! a.
Netfie Mcponaid. t1o; Mrf Ilucy Ice.
o.; Helen Davis. .s1o; Mrs MARY Van
M..is, "a Mr.. Mary Mcneii, sio; Mrs.
:. Ess.i:ssiss s's-A-prs C. y. VIII
.ss sss';s' 'S's s.'4i.'-n D. thompson.
.LssAs, os.sAs~sss--pusbio county.
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was uEable to be on the job today be-
cause of illness.
MRS. w. n. SMITH
VISITING HUSBAND
Mrs. w. H. Smith mas gone to Re-
sta to be with her husband for few
days. Mr.. Smith is interested in
mining ventures in the vicinity Of Ro-
sita. While on the way up Mrs.
Smith tsopped day or two at Coal
dale to visit her mother, Mrs. j. c.
Gi1ray. who had previously been her
guest here.
GUESTS OF MRS.
ANcELINE NOW
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Demeree came
down from Victor yesterday to at
tend the Christian Sicence lecture at
the Opera House last night. They
are the guests OF Mrs. Angeline Now.
HERE FROM coALDALE
ON BUSINESS TRIP
Charley Terry Of Coaldale is in the
city for few days on business.
MRS. ELTER BROUGHT
TO LOCAL HOSPITAL
Mrs. Anton Elter of Westcliffe was
brought to the Graves hospital day
or two ago by her husband and will
undergo an operation.
MFANN LOOKING AFTER
WESTcLiFFE RANCH
Mr.. McFann of Tulsa, Okla, we'll
to-do oil man, has been visitor in
Canon City the past day or two while
on his way home after an inspection
trip to his large ranch in the Wet
Mountain valley near Westcliffe. The
ranch for some time has been in
charge of A. R. "Flap-Jack" Ferguson,
a popular cattleman, who died short
time ago from pneumonia. FLAP
Jack" had many friends in Canon City.
He will be remembered as the original
OF the character 'Flap-Jack" in Rex
Beach's popular book, THE Spoilers"
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Tuesday
MRS. FERGUSON
DIED THIS MORNING

Mrs. Elizabeth Ferguson died a. the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Blox-
hem. 1929 Baldwin avenue, this morn
ing The funeral will take place at
Wilson's mortuary, 72S Main street,
Thursday afternoon. the exact hour
OF which has not yet been determined.
the grave OF her husband in Green
wood cemetery.
DAWSoNS NOW LIVING
IN WASHINGTON
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde c. Dawson are
temporarily living in Washington. d.
Dawson is looking after legal matters
of importance. Mr.. and Mrs. Dawson
expect to spend the summer at their
Denver home, however.
FATHER EDMuNDS
VISITS WESTcLIFE
Father Edmunds went to Westcliffe
this afternoon on business, and ex-
poets to return home Wednesday.
DEANS BUY SOUTH
CANON RESIDENCE
The B. E. Dean family are now To-
Cdltu dI no AVENUE
property they recently purchased.
FRIDAYS MEETING OF THE
PARENT-TEAcHER ASSOCIATION
The Lincoln Park Parent-Teachers'
Association will meet Friday after
noon at the Lincoln Park school build
ing. Miss Douglas, the state demon
strator from Fort Collins, will give a
talk. Other interesting features have
been arranged for the program.
STRATHMoRE HOTEL
ADDS 10 ROOMS
The Strathmore hotel has added 10
rooms to its capacity. and is putting
running hot and cold water in each
room, plastering and renovating them
and is adding baths to five rooms.
This gives the Strathmore 63 rooms
now.
LEFT MONDAY NIGHT
FOR GRAND JUNCTION
H. P. Stommel left Monday night
for Grand Junction where he will take
over the district managership OF the
Mountain States Telephone & Tele-
Gently appointed His wife and fam
lily remain in Canon City for several
weeks before joining him on the West
ern slope.
TEACHERS HERE
LAST SATURDAY
Misses Idel McCrory and Jane Nc
Cormick of Cotopaxi. who spent Sat
urday and Sunday here, have returned
10 their school duties.
A. w. STEpMAN ON
THE SICK LIST
| A. W. Stedman, manager OF the
Canon City Cooperative Association
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mAYNARDs MAKING
BIG IMPROVEMENTS

F. r. Maynard, AT Park avenue.
has put in cement floor on the back
porch OF his home and has ~enlareed
the porch so as TO give an additional
bedroom.
RUN NAIL
IN HAND
Mark Gage Of Four Mile. run nail
through bis left band recently. which
oansed . very painful injury
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NOTICE or APPLICATION TO LEASE
STATE LAND.
nffra of tna T3rar1
ConmfssiOnerg
Denver. colo. March 20. 1920.

t-OnfnIsslOnerF.
Denver. Colo. March 20. 1920.
Notice is hereby given that Alfred
koenip. Ernest Koenig and Carl J..
Coleman. whose postoffice address is
cotopaxi, Colorado. have made appli-
cation No. B15ss 10 lease the following
described school lands. situate in FREE
mont County, Colorado. to-wit. Min
eral lots Nos. 10. II and IL In Section
purpose Of prospecting and mining
metalliferous ores.
Notice is further hereby given that
all other persons desiring to file an
application to lease all or any part of
this tract of land for this purpose must
% 1920 as no other application TO
lease the above described lands will
be considered after said date.
j. r. VIVIAN.
Register State Board Land Commits
sfoners.
First Pub. March 2s. 1920
Last Pub. April 15. 1920.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY

] own and offer for
sale an undivided half
interest in one OF the
very best business
propositions in Canon
City. This will make
from 30 per cent 10 35
per cent returns on in
yestment from FIRST
day. and will require
no experience to han
die. VIII take from
5000 to 5000 cash. Ad-
dress III B." 71-st
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Turkish Debtors Home Exempt.
II is unlawful In Turkey TO seize
mans residence for debt. and sufl-
cient land to support him is also ex-
empt from seizure.
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NOTICE OF ADJUsTwENT nay.

Isstate Of oeose W. Gsye. Deceased.
said estate are hereby notined 10 pre-
sent them for Adjustment 10 the County
Court Of Fremont County. Colorado, on
the 37th day OF March. A. u. 1920.
rRAHcIs L. GEYER'
r1RfAH PATTON.
First Pub Feb. "a, 1870.
Last Pub. March 70. 1870,
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FOR SALE-Fiye Angora goats. Wal.
ter Nelson, Garden Park Canon
67s-J1 7l.5,
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FOR sALE-1oo shares stock Rain.
bow Oil and Gas; make me your Of.
fer. Address s." Record It'll
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FOR sALD--At . bargain. capItsj
stock IN the Diamond vIrs Brich
Company. =. ~, white. Dsnvsr, Gel.
0'Hoo vii,es
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FOR SALE-1.2 .2oo-lb. black team, fat
and sound; also single horse. weight
LOO lbs. $50 Bennett street. South
.ahon' 70-p6t
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FOR sALE-s6o navy blue serge.
aouble-breasted. three-piece tailor
made suit, size "a; Just made and in
hne condition. Price s25. cash. "W.
~ record So PCT
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FOR SALE-Real Estate

FOR SALE-Six-roome brick house.
furnished; immediate possession.
See owner at s12 Chestnut ave. 71-ps
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FOR SALE-Extra good quality al
falfa; all three cuttings; any
quantity at reasonable price. W.
Babberger, 4o3ns Main street. es-pst
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FO RSALE-Alfalfa land. lots s and
9. Curtis sub; priced right; terms.
j. i. Wilson. Hillside. Colo. 6e-pst
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FOR SALE-s-room house. close in.
Inquire Leora corrin, 525 Macon
avenue. 6s.pst
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FOR SALE-RANCHES
FOR Sale-Automobiles

FOR SALE-37 Buick truck in f,rst-
class shape; cheap II taken at once.
Phone Canon 40s-W. 6e-p6t
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Rates for Classified Ads: Sc per Line Each Issue
WANTED

wANTED--A position as stenogra-
pher. Call Canon 60s-J1. 6S-p12t
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FOR SAL Eo RTRADE-s40-acre re-
linauishment. IL miles from Canon
City; would consider good car or good
team, wagon and harness. Phone
Canon 676-R2. ss-ps,
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FOR sALE-Two mares, one brown
horse. weight 1000: all good work.
ers and gentle; one good buggy and
harness. 222 Riverside avenue. 6e-p6
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YANTED-To buy fat cows; also all
kinds of hogs. Merris Cash
Store. ss-tf
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wANTED-To rent furnished hous
or apartment for the summer. Cal
Mr.. Denman. Strathmore hotel. 69-p2
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-24
An Astonishing Story
BY Winifred Black

l CLologize.
never believed it was true-the
story Of the true lovers and the cruel
parent and the plot and counterpart.
the broken heart, The years of pa
tient suffering and then-the meet
ing.
But here il is. in black and white.
in letter that came TO me this very
day. Read and be convinced:
Dear Winifred Black.
! am going TO ask YOU a question
that is little different from the
rest and is a serious puzzle. a mat
ter that has worried me so long
have decided 20 write TO YOU for ad-
vice.
! an a young married woman and
have been quite happy until l met
an old friend 1 was engaged to when
] was a very young girl. He went
away 10 California and we were to
have been married on my arrival
out there He wrote in the letter that
ne sent the money that in a few days
would hear from him again, say
ing on what day for me TO leave
home. But 1 had never heard from
him since, and that was nearly nine
years ago.
was sick over a year. and my
friends thought I would never be
the same again; and after four years
I still felt the same toward him. but
thought for sure ne was dead. as ne
was a perfect gentleman always and
] knew he would not treat me so If
he were alive. Just then "a nice boy
started 20 go with me. I liked him
very much. but did not love him.
And I told him so before we were
married. But he said ] would learn
20 love him as time wore on and I
had forgotten the past. and that with
cares Of a home Of my own ] would
soon be happy again and forget. He
was kindness itself 10 me always and
seemed sorry for me and tried to
make me happy.
Has seen Him Again.
But now the very worst has hap
pened. 1 have met my ola lover that
thought dead: that is. I'm quite
sure IL is him. by all 7 can md out.
Tie has the same name and is single
ami has been In California. And 7
heard him speak 20 a man in a store.
and his voice is the same as my old
friend and he always seems as il he
wanted 90 speak 90 me. but I always
feel backward iu doing SO. for fear
il Is not my friend. as nine years
makes quite change iu looks and
appearance sometimes. How viii I
ind out Tor sure III 10 is nay friend
before l give him the money ne sent
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Revelations of a Wife
Their Second Honeymoon
ADELE GARRISON.

at sight a sheet OF unfamiliar music.
had no idea when | might strike
the wrong key But / ratified on.
giving her no time 10 reply. until I
saw the harsh lines fade out OF her
face and her eyes soften. was un-
prepared, however, 10 hear her give
one Of her loud, rollicking laughs.
sure sign with Betty that she was
in high good humor
No secret Ia Betty.
Miss Madge. your times sure
wasted she said. wiping her eyes
You ought TO be an eXhorter at
camp meetin'. All the poor sinners
would be fallin' over themselves t'get
to the mourners' bench if you just
/ talked a while"
She laughed again, then surveyed
her kitchen with superb but good
humored contempt.
81 never did see such a mess in
my whole life," she declared with
great injustice, for Katherine and /
I had really been most careful to keep
everything neat. Now both YOU
ladies just trot into the breakfast
/ room where you belongs. and IN
bring you something mt to eat in a
jiffy.
THAT conee and cerealu have 10
40 now her tone consigned our
/ culinary efforts 70 The nethermo st
depths Of oblivion, although both
\ Katherine and 1 pride ourselves up
/ on our ability 20 make cOffee-'but
/ I'll nix You up somethin' decent be
/ sides An then when l get YOU out
/ OF the way I'll get up a breakfast
! that is a breakfast for Miss Lillian ;
\ company. Where is Miss Lillian.
/ anyway" she demanded, turning on
I me as If she suspected me of muir
! dering her mistress and hiding her
in the coal cellar
Asleep with little Miss Marion. %
: i answered, careless OF the truth if
/ l could shelf Lillian from an inter-
view with Betty. But you surely
don't need to see her about break
| fast for Mr.. Savarin and his sister. "
when / needs TO see anybody
! about what to get for a company
/ breakfast it'll be time for Betty 10
STAR for the home for de feeble
/ minded she stated grandly. Il
! just wanted TO fix her up some cof-
/ fee and stuff IL she was awake"
Il told her l would waken her "A
| half hour before the time for their
arrival. Then you can take her a
: cup OF coffee if you wish. But I'm
sure she will want 70 take the rest
of her breakfast with her guests"
you don't need TO tell me nuthin'
about that. Betty replied with a
chuckle. Il just guess she will want
TO eat with EN-. ! amt got eyes in
my head for nothin'. Now get
along with you. rs got something
to do this morning, / has"
And as we got along" hiding our
smiles as best we could, I realized
that Lillian's carefully hidden ad-
miration for Robert Savarin was no
secret 10 the faithful servitor in her
kitchen.
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Personals

Miss Edna Place. 500 s. Lafayette
blvd, will leave Tuesday for Cali
fornia where she will spend the re-
mainder of the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Du Comb. 519
" Main St. will leave today for a
two weeks visit 10 ChattanoOga,
Tenn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. 4. Dolph, 229
North Shore dr.. have gone TO
Phoenix, Ariz., where they will
spend the remainder of the winter
as the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Dolph
Miss Mary Ann McCance, OF Full
ton, y. ", who for the past month
has been the guest of Miss Mildred
Zangler. 633 y. Lafayette blvd, re
turned to her home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eller r. Newland
and daughter, Louise, left Friday for
an extended visit in Florida
Mr.. and Mrs. l. NJ Pickering. 115
n. William St, are leaving South
Bend 20 make their home in Terre
Haute, where Mr.. Pickering has ac-
cepted a position as manager of the
WOolworth store.
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now MADGE Won BETTY

Katherine and / started guilty at
Betty's deep. offended tones. Lii
lians colored cook. who had been
with her for many years. was. in
Dickys parlance, "a regular Tartar.
Because her services and her culin-
airy ability We're so valuable Lillian
put up with many things for which
she otherwise would have dismissed
her.
That the woman was devoted TO
Lillian, / knew. From rather a close
study of her / had gathered that her
LET vanity was the idea that Lillian
would be lost without her, that no
one could run the Underwood kit
chen as she did. had already re-
solved 70 use this knowledge of her
mental makeup in dealing with her
should she show signs of having one
OF her tantrums.
The signs were very much in evil
dence as she came slowly into the
kitchen. Her scarlet tur0an was
awry, sure sign o. mental disturb
ance with Betty. her eyes were
flashing ominously, and her face was
set In angry lines. while with folded
arms she glared around her invaded
. kitchen, and the dishes and TODD
which Katherine and 1 had brought
out
\ Memory that Helped.
/ Every line of her was an imper-
{ Thence and ] had TO smother the
impulse TO open the door and tell
her to leave the room. But one of
Lillian's sayings about Betty hoated
! into my mind
"A genius OF the Betty type is
usually like an irresponsible spoil
ed child" she had said. with the
lamentable exception that YOU can
spank the child. What would be I'M
I pardonable impertinence in another
employe is simply an ebullitiOn of
4 childish naughtiness with Betty. and
( YOU simply have TO make allowances
: for it,"
Fortined 10y the warning 1 turned
70 the old woman with "a joyous air,
ignoring the thunder clouds.
7 "Oh. Betty" exclaimed. 'I'm
\ 50 glad you're up. I didn't want to
wake YOU because you were up so
late last night, and must have been
so tired But old Mrs. Morton is
gone. and. OF course. Miss Katherine
l is just worn out. SO 1 had to get her
something TO eat And then Miss
lillian expects Mr.. Savarin and his
sister, Mrs. COSgrOve, on the train
from the Catskills this morning
They ought to be here soon, and,
Of course. Miss Lillian wants break
fast for them. They're going TO take
Miss Marion back with them right
away so that il won't be necessary
10 tell her that her grandmother is
dead. ] know I've mussed up the
/ kitchen a lot. but / didn't know
where things we're. I'm so glad
you're here to take hold"
/ I was palpably nervous. for talk
\ ing thus to Betty was IKE reading
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me 10 pay my way 10 California,
which is in the bank and is quite a
sum by this time? And his presents
ne gave me after we were engaged,
as they are all quite valuable, as he
was very well off.
I want 20 do what is right by my
husband and by him also For ! do
not think il was his fault, for I be-
lieve my mother kept his letters
from me. She did not want 20 see
me leave home so young, and go so
far away among strangers She
never really told me she did. but
she always cried when I spoke Of
him 10 her. And once, since / was
married. she told me she had a
secret 10 tell me sometime. But she
was afraid 10 tell me for a few
years
oh, mothers who read this. dc
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not make your daughters suffer as ]
have. Dear mo;her-heaven bless
her-I know if she did IL she did IL
for what she thought was the best.
and for my good. But she has fail
ed, for only God and myself know
what ! am going through now.
/ still love the very earth he walks
on. L knew YOU Will think I'm "a bad
woman and won't b. sorry for me
but I will die rather than do any
thing that Will cause my husband
20 suffer in any way. I really can't
live long this way. I have tried 70
forget and have failed I'm everything.
have tried to get my husband TO
leave this place; but he has a good
Job and likes it, and ne can't under
stand why L don't want TO live here.
And / do not want 10 tell him as
long as I can keep II from him.
on, dear Winifred Black, please
tell me something for comfort and
what to DO, Sincerely yours
MRS. r. c.
Stick to Your Bargain.
one mothers mistake, you call 10
X OOri mite, crushed. puzzled on.
one mothers meddling-it seems
TO me.
But now it's done and over.
What shall you do?
Stick TO your bargain, like an hon
est woman. You know the man YOU
have married loves YOU and is goo
10 you-you really know nothing
about this other man. He has been
a stranger TO you so long.
There isn't much Of a problem 10
this situation.
Do right-whether YOU are happy
or not and after a while you will
I hnd--at least-peace
Along the other road there is
1 nothing but sorrow and remorse for
you.
Live long," That isn't so awfully
important. after all. To live well, TO
live honestly-that is the thing for
you TO do, and in the knowledge
that you are doing that you will get
your comfort.
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Announcement has been made OF
the marriage Of Miss Elsie Lippin-
eott daughter OF DR.. and Mrs. c. A.
Ldppincott, 11O4 S. Michigan ST. TO
Donald Eldredge. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. H n. EIdredge. 7O2 w CoIfax
Az The wedding will take place
Feb. Il az the home Of the bride
IN the presence OF the immediate
families
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OFF WITH THE OLD AND
ON WITH THE NEW
FOR FORMER MAYOR

By United Press:
NEW YORK. Jan. 23.-Julius
Fleischmann, former mayor OF Gin
cinnati. who was divorced by Mrs
Lily Fleischmann in that city We'd
nesday, was 70 be married Friday
in New York TO Mrs Laura q
Hemingway. The ceremony was To
be performed by Rev II. c. Was
mund OF ST. Pauls Lutheran church,
Brooklyn.
Fleischmann is AZ years old am
wealthy. It was reported no had set
tied So, 100000 on his former wife.
who was awarded $4,000 year
alimony and a summer home at New
London, Conn
Mrs. Hemingway IS 30 years old
and is said to be IAN old friend" 81
Fleischrnann. Mention OF her was
made by the former Mrs. Fleisch.
mann in the divorce suit. She is the
daughter of Edward Leach, who
lives at the Hotel Marie Antoinette
and obtained a divorce from hel
husband, Lewis Hemingway, IL
1919.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-24
AnnO1tnC dement's

The art department OF the Prog
ress club will hold a meeting Mon
day afternoon at o'clock in the
club rooms Mrs. w. r. Campbell
and Mrs. G. Fassnacht will have
charge of the program.
The meeting of the Center Town
shiL Home Economics club. which
was to have met Tuesday. Jan. .
with Mrs. II. c. Matthews, has been
indefinitely postponed.