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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
SPAIN IS ACCUSED j
UF PRO-GERMANISA
TIANNto TO ENTER "A,
SIDE OF CENTRAL pov,eoH on
1913 IT is ALLEGED j"
was Restrained Only b, A,.,,
'"'ne at Madrid, It Is Asssr.ss -
-Had knowledge Of sps-,.s
Friendship for Huns

Washington The r...
closure thar Spain So. !
'' '"' war against ihr l..... S..'
ana tine allies loo the ~.r
ana" was prevented oul, h. ...
oI The American naval
ms ">>"ciate> in Madr,
Saturday ia a letter f..-. l
miril Benton e. Brck.-
IN charge Of the Seventh
.Hc's with headquarters "'
Florida. 'r''
Admlral Decker wa.
T States naval attache af A..
ninr az The great Gcrinaa ..
IDS and his letter conf.N...
htl"n of the navy cross d.. ..
~ ih" sam" time 10 r,.NrI.. .
p"St-arniStice ~rnSnffor
In connection with r.
"t Admiral Decker. 10 WAS r.........
chilly thar when the >ui.
paisn on the Spanish ro..
"ntic. the Bay OF Bi~c., ...s
iterrancan was nt its h....
He'd governments. lnclulIn-
States. dispatched no.. st....
calling attention Poo fhe.
with which approximations ..-.. ...
United ON allied shi,,,i,..
TIE transmission of this nof. ~.....,....
dressed % communicates. ... ...-.
emphasizing the f4ci fh.f ...
neutral and .b.. ,,.,.,.,
inf.r,,i,.. Soma. ht
water crnff
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opinlon ~ Adrtr',i r,...,
titude Of Sr,,in -, ,.....
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

anu ia consequence has lived In houses
owned by others. But he must remember that he.
has paid for those houses lust m. sam. and
S"ihethng besides. House owners are not phllan-
s"r"plSts They do not rent houses to tenants
.'oin my altrniStic motive. They are In the game
!" make money And the renter pays the lrohi
they make
'"n Home Savings clubs" point the way
,'' inc wage earners and salaried men 10 have,
homes Of their own. They provide nm easy m.tho1
Ior everyone to save for a home Bankers will
pl provide the machinery by inauguratng clubs And
"''nlh me next few years thousands upon thou.
sahds OF persons will have realized the ereates,
live 80 VIM" '"cS
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Idaho Farms Prodnctll.

Pocaicllo. Idaho Farmers r ia.
ms year produced crops tnilrN .-
Sll4.6Si..S1. according To- rrpor- iu-f
released by Julius a. Jncnb.on of tl'
nan" crop reporting service OF fhr
United States department of l--''nI
lure. This estimate compare, Nith
Sll5 32S.2Sl for 1918. and Is ren-'t-
cred splendid record IN face OF 'h'
severe drought Of 1919. which soy
forth In the report as the fnos' severe
In thirty years.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
WILSON CELEBRATES BlRTHoy
surrounded by Members Of Family
Enjoys Sixty-third Anniversary

Washington.-President Wilson oh.
served his sixty-third birthday quietly
on Sunday December 2S. much i'm.
proved in health, surrounded bv tbe
members of his family with the excen-
ton of Mrs. w. G. McAdoo. who wac
unable to be present. Mr. and Mrs
Francis b. Sayre arrived from Cam
bridge, Mass, Saturday night and Miss
marsaret Wilson has been at the White
House since her fathers illness.
Inc president took his usual walk
ABOUT the sick room and later sat ont
OH the south portico for more than IN
hour. Part of the day was spent nv
Mr. Wilson reading many of the hun.
ureds Of birthday geetings that came
iio" prominent officials and friends in
the United States and abroad.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
FIFTY DEAD FROM
POISONED BOOZE
sooTLEGGERs CAUSE DEATH
WHEN THEY SELL LIQUOR
MADE WITH WOOD ALCOHOL.
Holiday Celebration Results in Death
to Scores Who Had Purchased
Poisoned Liquor From Men
Now Charged With Murder.

Chicopee. MaSS.-Four men were ar
rested Sunday ON federal warrants
TWO charging violation Of the war
time prohibition ast and two ulega
transportation OF liquor from stat,
To state. The arrests resulted from am
investigation in.o the deaths of more
than fifty persons ia tie Connecticut
valley since Christmas from drinking
wood alcohol contained in mixture
sold as whisky.
Five more deaths had resulted sun
day from alcoholic poisoning, three in
iolyoke and two in Ch.copee. bringing
the total for The CONNECTICUT valley.
not including Hartford. To ifty-three
divided as follows:
Chicopee. 81. including TWO women:
Holyoke, nine; Springfield. four. in.
Guiding one woman: Greenfield. one
and ThOmpsonville. Conn. two.
Those under arrest on the federal
warrants are John Nasaizewski ri
Chicopee and Harry Shapiro OF
Springfield, truck drivers. who are
charged with bringing the liquor into
The valley; Adam OStrowski and John
W. Starzky' both of Holyoke. charged
with violation of the wartime prohibi-
ton act.
Marshal Alfred Caron of the Chcopee
police, left for New Haven. Conn.
with warrants charging murder
against four men who have been ar
rested there. The warrants were sworn /
out the police say. on information |
given by William Baker of Chicopee
who is held ON a manSlaughter charge.
md Shanirn.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
TENANTS oUTNUmeER OWNERS.

me United States has fought all her wars TO
preserve the home" and yet probably 90 per con,
u ner people are tenants This was the text So
,,,,,''l I me o,her day by United States senator
Tore The New York Real Estnte assoc,o,trr,a
N'n'on urging the necessity Of n national co,u
p' XXI, Tor the creation Of homes He said.
Inc OBJECT OF each Of our wars Inns b,o, f. =,
last analysis. to preserve th. ho,on w., W." u" ''''
.""' 10 the minority Of people in this count,
'' 'D,''s ne""S little more than dwelling for
winch they are paying rent What is ,,,rs.' -. ,'
situation is that the percentage Of tl,.. ~ '''
ers Is growing ''"' pay
III 'o'" We were advised that - per cent of ,l..
r'' io,o III America lived under the rental s..,
d" i'io mat the percentage had increased d,
~ l pr""aOiy the census Of 1920 will show ,,,,,
,u"y W per cent Of the people viii be- cassed a..
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
GEN. RICHARD W. YOUNG DEAD
End Comes Following Operation for
Appendicitis.


Appendicitis.
Salt Lake City-Richard W Youny
Drlgadier general during the world
war, attorney, writer, orator and ac.
i've in civil, social and business life
OF Utah, died at the Latter-day Saints
hospital at 1920 o'clock Sunday night
Following an operation for appendici.
us Sunday. He was 81 years of age.
General Young was born in Salt
Lake April 10, 1853. He began his
military life after being graduated
from the United States military
academy at West Point, and was active
IN the philippines during the Span
lsh-American war when he served
with the rank of major. After the
close of that war he retired from
military life and returned to Salt Lake
where he began the practice of law
When war was declared against
Germany General Young was made col.
onel commanding Utah's regiment of
heid artillery, which was made I'D of
Two squadrons of cavalry.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
CONFERENCE OFFERS PLAN.
Tentative System for Settlement C.
Strikes and Trade Disput-s

Washington. Tentative rr.,.....f
dations for the cstabli-hmrrlt ..
chnery TO prevent or rriuri .. ..f
Ulcts In private industry tr.
n"unccd December ~ hy N. r-.-
dents industrial conference ..fN .
vie" g." ohtaiuin- con,tru.
"Nn before "a final plan .- ll..'..
IN" plan as outlined moss ....I-
rAirs ia" creation Of uafI0.a Pc
duSirial tribunal and rr-.onn raara.
OF inquiry and adjustment al.st
would move to "a" ~ctilr.r.at .f .'i-
putcs before there was n.s -'.rra-.
OF production. Decisions eur'a Nat'
the fun force aud effect OF D trade
agreement between tho parties -o Nt
dispute.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Cattle Raisers Enter Protect.

Washington.-Me Members of tNrive
western cattle growers n~sor.nti"ns
nave appealed 10 Presidcnf " iSon
through former Secretary Meade" ~
upset the arrangements made by A.
torney General Palmer to comrromis'
the governments antitrust proceed
ings against the meat pnokcr-. John
Miller. Of Fort stockton. Tcxn- pre-
idcnt Of the Panhandle Cattle a~-"ci".
ton has announced
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Former Kaiser DRAFTING Defens.

rarls'-Deeply perturbed by Karl
hautsky's book on the origin of the
world war, the former kaiser is now,
ueVo'ing every afternoon to drafting
MS defense, following his regular exer,
cise OF saving wood, says telegram
from Amerongen. '''''
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

i'' "'''SSily Tor giving proper attention ia -i
estate l'Nation was brought 10 notice IL, . ~
10y Harrison y. Riley president Of the r,,,,.,..,.
i'ue ANA trust company. which was rend ut M.
recent convention Of the Real Estote As.,ci'.,,.'.
ol the State Of Illinois in Champaign In bie ,,.,.
Mr. Riley said: ''S p"Per
III Is .ndeniable that real estate and tho-,.
the hoi~ Keeper pays an Increosln,ty ,,.s.,-
amount i"r the support Of the governments ana
the convenience Of the people law Ipdigrora,'ae
ana stupid lack Of intelligence In tho lo,,,, ,,,,
CONNECTION OF taxes must be corrected so tbnt ra,i
estate bears only an equal proportion Of M, nv
pehses OF government and of civilization III,
other classes Of property WIN
heretofore real estate has furnished . Oh
per cent OF the revenue needed bv IN. s,oto 49,.
several counties and the unnumbered rnu,,io,,a,
ana puaslnunicipal corporations
Personal property. which equals or ,.r, ,,,...,.
eNceeus me value OF real estate. has esconed mas,
ing any lair proportion Of governmental exnenscs
i suggest that the rev state constitu,i,, .,..,,,
nave only TWO restrictions on the no,ver 10 a.,
general assembly to levy and colIec, ,,,a, ,"'
lIhlt All taxes shall be equal and uniform
The provisions for taxation and sneci.I Co.,
ment In the new constitution should bo O., n,,,
that property and earning capacity can no ro.,c'',
and an income tax used as a substitute Co., NV.
chic taxes upon classes of propertv diai,,. -
reach or the value Of which 1t is impossitlo 80 -,
termne except by assessive body ,n,oh ~.
heavy and too dangerous in character ~ 49, ~
Grated" '''"'
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Secret Agents Guard Debutants

Chicago.-Two secret agents in for.
mai dress attended the presentation
to society of Miss Harriet Iowdon
second daughter of Governor and Mrs
FRANK o. Lowden, as the result of
me receipt by the governor of a threat
ening letter. $3.50 :" !
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
r acinQ Starvation

Quebec.-Fourteen persons in the
government lighthouse and wireless
station at Belle Isle face death bv
starvation because of the failure of
The delivery of their winter nrnv,s
ions.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Tragedy in Nebraska Tov,,

York. Neb.-Charles Ellis, aged b.
long resident, called his sister-in-law
Ruth Andrews, 16, to the back yard Of
her home, shot her twice in the breast
ana neck and then killed himself.
Motive for the act is a mystery.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Jail Break is EoiIed

Pueblo Colo.-An attempt at iail
break was made at the Pueblo county
jan Saturday evening. The escape Of
tne prisoners was frustrated by shots
hred by one of the guards, seriously
wounding an inmate.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
CHRISTMAS DAY.

this kind" '" Si"ohe
ayes. bought John perfectIv ,o,.o,. ,
diniere for the hallway. It's useful - '"i
p, Ma can go out and play with Willie Smith,
He's got a new sledw ""''h
oh' ma traded my sled to johnny Iono.
Tor pair o skates an air rifle" "'"e'
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

HEN the people of the United
States began To take stock Of
what the war had cost. one of
the greatest losses discovered
was in homes. Not that any
Of those We had al the begin
ming of our participation in
the conflict had been de-
Stroyed by shells. hut for two
years We had not built any.
Normally there are about half
a million homes constructed
pnch Xear To rnnlnca fhnsa
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01

Grafton of those who go
not own their homes are
NOT merely theories
they have been proven So
many thousands of times
that no one can dispute
them. The only reason
that the average man
does not own his home
is that ne has never
made the start. He has
not fixed In his mind "a
home as an objective
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Amerlcan Woman Weds Prinee.s son

Paris. Miss Frances Lawrence
daughter of Mrs. Francis &. Iawrcnr"
OF New York, was married 20 hndr"
PonlatOwski, son of Prince f'ndr'
Ponlatowski. the ceremony taking
place here on Sunday
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1920-01-01
Radical Sentenced to Penissn.lary.

Winnipeg. Sentence of 'w"
years Imprisonment wns given here
Saturday to II. Il. Russell. one Of fh'
labor leaders of Winnipeg recent
general strike. Russell was found
guilty Of seditious conspiracy
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Indiana News Brevities

Observation-Disclosures of friends
called on Mr.. and Mrs. LATE J. Burr,
who celebrated their fiftieth wedding
anniversary, most of which had been
spent in Anderson.
TERRE HAUTE-Refusing to work
because the car supply at the mine
was not sufficient to guarantee a full
days work, the 125 miners at the San
ford Mine are holding the mine idle
with resultant loss Of the normal
daily production of 500 tons Of coal.
NOBLESVILLE-Ha Virgins has
iled a suit in the Hamilton circuit
court against the Union Traction com.
pany asking for $4,000 damage on
account OF the death of his son Robert
8 years old, who was killed in an In.
terurban wreck here last May.
ELKHART-Floyd Miller, a veteran
of the world war and member Of the
Thomas Mccoy American legion post
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Garfield Notes

Pupils OF Garfield school. who will
enter high school next semester, and
their parents will be the guests of the
high school faculty at q reception in
the high school building next Thurs
day night. The reception Is being
given to acquaint the pupils and their
parents with the teachers and teach
ing methods used in the high school,
It is estimated that approximately
135 pupils are expected to- enroll in
the freshman class from Garfield at
the opening of next semester, making
total enrolment for the next term
Of approximately 1000. Every avail
able room in the high school building
will be utilized and the crowded con-
dition Of the school presents one of the
most difficult problems confronting
the school management.
All OF the locker rooms are being
cleared and will be used next semes.
ter as class rooms, and there is some
question as to whether this will make
sufficient room for the increased en-.
rollment
Parents Of the new students are es
pecially urged to attend the reception
Thursday evening, and to become &C
quainted with the school manage
ment. Faculty advisors for the new
students will meet their charges and
general outline of the high schoo
work will be explained. A short pro
gram is being arranged for the re
ception.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
GERMANS COMPARE
KAISER WITH DAVIS

BERLIN, Jan. IL. - Germans are
urged to turn over former emperor
William for trial by the allies in reso.
lutions passed at a public meeting of
the New Fatherland League here.
In signing the treaty Of Versailles,
the resolutions said: Germany con-
scented to the trial of William II. 1t is
therefore the duty of the German peo-
pie to execute the treaty and every at
tempt to prevent procedure against
the former kaiser must be branded as
q political crime"
One speaker declared William, with
his eccentric mysticism" and former
Emperor Francis Joseph Of Austria
were not responsible for the criminal
game played with Servia," and that
German diplomacy was helpless in the
face of operations "by men higher up"
Herr VonGerlach, radical Democrat,
asserted the surrender Of William will
strengthen the reactionary wave in
Germany and warned the entente to
desist carrying out treaty provisions
calling for the trial Of the erstwhile
monarch. He advised the establish.
ment of q neutral court for the trial,
adding: 1.-THE German people must
definitely cut itself loose from the
man."
Lesson From jeff Davis.
President Lincoln's attitude toward
the arrest Of Jefferson Davis is recall
ed by Otto Landsberg, majority Social
list leader, discussing in Vorwaerts the
probable extradition and trial Of for
mer emperor William He cites the
dilema of the United States, when the
confederate leader was imprisoned
and says he is convinced ut would
Davis to escape"
Herr Landsberg recommends that
entente leaders read observations on
the Davis case by Carl Schurtz and
asserts he believes such a perusal
| would bring about a different attitude
toward the former kaiser's surrender.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
sos LICENSEDTO
WE'D IN 1919; 145
sue FOR DIVORCE

Atotal Of 521 marriage licenses were
issued BY the county clerk during 1919.
according to his annual report. just
made public. The report also shows
that AS suits for divorce were flied.
The detailed report follows:
Number Of civil cases filed, 458:
cases disposed Of. 416: venued to other
counties. 4: venued from other coun-
ties. 1: cases before Juvenile court.
Ill; letters, Of administration, 1923;
Cuardianships, .446; DEGREES OF fore
closure issued. 8: sherin's sales. 50;
persons adjudged Of unsound mind.
81: marriage licenses, sos.
Under the head Of divorces the fol-
lowing statistics were given:
Number OF cases filed, 145: number
denied and dismissed: -: cases pend
ing. Dec. 81. 50; total granted to wives.
%: TO husbands, "a.
The following were the grounds
upon which the divorces were granted:
Abandonment, wives, IL; husbands,
10; adultery wives. 3: husbands, 8;
criminal, conviction. wives. i: cruel
treatment. wives. AZ; husbands, II;
failure to provide, wives. 20. other
causes, wives, s.; husbands. 2.
Under the head of criminal cases,
the following were listed:
Number iiled. 214: dismissed. 255;
disposed of. 400, venued, 3; convic-
tons for felony, 81; release on proba-
ton. %; convictions for misdemeanors,
-: convictions for misdemeanors, re-
leased on probation, 81; released on
recognizance without trial, 2.
Under felonies the following appear
ed: Arrest-White males, 80, white
females, 16: colored males, %. Con-
victions--Sent to Jail. 8: to penal
farm. 8: to Michigan City penitentiary,
3: Jacksonville, II; Woman's State
Prison. 8: Indiana Girls School, g.;
Indiana Boys Echool, 4.
Under misdemeanors were listed:
arrests. 121; white men arrested.
107; white women. s: colored men, g.;
fined. so: fined and imprisoned, s; re.
leased on probation, 3.
Number naturalized, their intentions
and completing final naturalization.
follow:
Austria, 1.3; England. 20; Germany.
Sal; Ireland, "a: Italy, 3.11: Russian,
l: other countries, "a: declaration,
Scotland. I.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
STATE WAR CHEST BOARD
MAKES FINANCIAL STATEMENT

INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. 1.-THE war
chest board Saturday made public the
financial statement signed by Slough
ton A. Fletcher. treasurer, and Myron
r. Green, secretary, covering. its &C.
tivities up to and including December
81, 1919, showing that total collections
to that date amounted to $2,00S, S26.48,
and that the disbursements weec ST.
833, 436.S7, leaving a balance on hand
the first of the year of $174,8S8,61.
The total war chest pledges amount
ed to $2,766. 926.03, and the sum I'M
collected December 81 was $758,5S855.
1t is thought that $355,234.99 Of this
sum is not collectible.
The war chest office explains that
some of the accounts are not collect.
able for the reason that several thou,
| sand men and women employed at
local Industries during the war per.
iod are now in other industrial centers
and that the office is unable to find
these subscribers.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
PLANS COMPLETE FOR
| new BASEBALL LEAGUE

s Eight teams are to be included In .
league known rs the Indiana-O Ohio
Suburban Baseball league. according
to tentative plans formulated at a
meeting at George Brehms' Sunday
afternoon. Representative from five
teams were present.
Another meeting will be held on
Sunday. Feb. 1, At which the posting
ct forfeits, agreement on guarantees
and reporting list Of players. win take
place. Sundays meeting decided that
each entered team would be entitled
Ito the same players that finished the
season with the club. II players will
not play on same teams. no other
team will be allowed to sign them.
Centerville, Eldorado and Whitewa.
ter were represented, as were the
Richmond Senators and Miller's All.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Girls Tmdy Less Than
Boys, Thompson Claims

Girls are more prompt and faithful
in school attendance than boys, &C.
cording to figures compiled by Pro-
fessor John r. Thompson, of the Rich
mond high school.
During the period for which the re.
port was made by Prof. Thompson
was compiled, there were 1928 students
enrolled in the school, including 3S1
boys and AS girls. OF this number.
there were 603 days of absence among
the boys and only 525 days for the
girls.
The proportion of hardness is even
more marked. During the period there
were 1877 cases Of hardness among
the boys and only 81 cases among
the girls. Since the beginning of school
last fall 38 boys and 81 girls have
withdrawn.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12

BUCYRUS-John G. Cramer. 30.
stock buyer for the Bucyrus Equity
company and prominent farmer, was
fatally injured today when his auto
mobile was struck by an interurban
car. His skull was fractured.
CINCINNATI-It has been suggest
ed. here that "feeler" be sent out to
business and sporting men to see Is
there 10 any chance Of having the
world bout between Carpenter and
Dempsey staged in Cincinnati. The
, speedway at Sharonville has been sug-
gested for the fight.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
VILLAGE COUNCIL BREAKS.

OXFORD. O., Jan. 12.--Fun and fire.
works is promised at the next meeting
OF the village council. At the last
meeting four Of the five members
present. demonstrated to the mayor
that he would not have his own way in
certain matters It has since develop.
ed that five of the whole membership
Of ST have pooled Issues and will rum
things to suit themselves, regardless
OF tho wishes of Mayor Hughes. One
memb<'. in peaking of the situation,
said: Mayor Highes will find that he
can't bulldoze the present council. We
are going to have our way in the in
terests Of the people, or we will tie
things up good and tight"
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
Use 1919 Forms for
Income Tax, Warnina

Income tax returns for 1919 are not
acceptable when made out on 1918
forms, according to Albert N. Logan,
local representative Of the Internal
Revenue department, except when
made out by persons leaving the coun.
try, who are permitted to use the 1913
forms in order to obtain the certificate
OF compliance with the income tax
law which Is necessary to clear port.
The exception will apply only until the
1919 forms are received.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1920-01-12
HAD FOUR HUSBANDS;
NEVER GOT DIVORCE

NEW YORK, Jan. 12-Protesting
that she did not know 1t was illegal
to have more than one husband at a
time, Mrs. Edna Leslie. % years old,
was arraigned in Brooklyn today on
the charge Of having had four in the
last seven years. She admitted that
all OF them were alive and that she
never troubled herself to get di-
vOrce.