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The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
SEARSPORT.

recent letter to the correspondent,
u.. -5argie Ford of Searsport, who was
s.-a q. orange, N. j. recently by the
.. II her sister-in-la law, Mrs. Ida M.
r,-5 --I.s of Mrs. Ford's dying request,
ali was that her husband, Capt.
s-s vi Ford should not be informed
cath until his ship returns to port
Of, December. Mrs. Ford felt that
us .ss at those aboard ship might be in
s~s- through his distress if he should
s.r # al, death on the voyage. The
na will be carried out, and Capt.
r~ Who is now at Constantinople, in
r~.- T the steamship Chester VAL
4r a not know of his wife's death,
v.r acuTed October 18th, until he ar
i've. p New York the first of December.
C- r-i is well known in naval circles.
he served as Lieutenant on the Levia-
.aa Iag the War, and later was
Gavin Of the America.
gs.Joauua Carver Colcord of Sears
m 5ao for the past four years has
b. e position of superintendent of the
Chart. organization Society of the City
GNR York, has been granted a years
aee Of -usence by the Society, to take
dag If the social and public health
r-. HE Virgin Islands, under the
Da ross The latter organization is
a.-- he islands two nurses to work
@ schools and supplement the public
IA ssrk of the naval authorities; and
a grarans to open up library work.
at = the gift of the children of the
a.= Suites, through the Junior Red
e Miss Colcord will be Executive
5g=lv In charge of the whole opera
-'c viii act as advisory agent to
-- liberties in matters of public
l@ and public welfare. Miss Colcord
W -oeonpanied by her mother, Mrs.
a. eo1d, who will spend the winter
% e Stands, and they will reside on
VI. sand Of ST. Croix Miss Colcord
fE Mr.. Colcord will sail from New
l@s Now 9th in the steamer Fort Vic
i"l Miss Colcord, if she decides at
~eaa Of a year not to continue the Red
efa@ work, will return to her position
T!l The Charity Organization, in which
'4asae las been most successful. Her
DOCK Broken Homes, on social work,
'a published last summer by the Rus
S page Foundation New York;.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
BE NEAR ME, FATHER.

'.71 IN my day of life the night is fall
uG,
2a IN the winds from unsunned spaces
blown
TUE ttar voices out of darkness calling
2' 1eet to parts unknown.
'4.- "bo has made my life so pleasant
+7a'6 not its tenant when the walls
decay
wye divine, o helper ever present
la l1ou my strength and stay!
near me when all else is from me
drifting,
l'.!A' SKY, homes pictures, days of
A.. shade and shine,
''e andy faces to my own uplifting,
'l5 owe that answers mine.
I've 1rt thee, my Father, let my spirit
WIN me then to comfort, and up
gate OF pearl, no branch of palm,
merit,
''i sheet of shining gold.
9'1-. E 1t if my good and ill unreckoned
'-' Doth forgiven through thy abound
1 Iug grace
'T "a myself by hands familiar beckoned,
INTO my little place.
humble door among thy many
Q mansions,
e sheltering shade where sin and
And striving cease,
vows forever through heavens
IA green expansives
''' liver of thy peace.
rom the music round about me
Stealing,
'alA would learn the new and holy
A.. song,
Ild at last beneath thy touch o.
m healing
Nie Tor which long.
Whittier
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

North Perry, Me-, has the distinction
of being located just half way between
the equator and the North pole. A gov
eminent official who passed his summer
vacations in that vicinity, about % year S
ago erected a granite marker side of the
road in that town, bearing the words
This Stone Marks Latitude As North,
Half Way From the Equator to the Pole,
1893" The presence of the granite
marker is known to many, of course, but
it would be noticed but by few passersby'
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
Catarrh Germs
Move Out When Hyomei Moves

No stomach dosing. Hyomei is made
chiefly of oil of eucalyptus taken from
the eucalyptus forests OF inland Austria
liza, and combined with other excellent
antiseptics.
In inland Australia the atmosphere is
so impregnated with balsam thrown out
by the eucalyptus trees that germs do not
thrive, and in consequence, coughs, colds,
catarrh and other nose and throat afflic-
tions are practically unknown.
Breathe Hyomei and get the same pleas
ant germ killing effect as you would get
in the eucalyptus forests.
Hyomei is sold by A. A. Howes & Co.
and druggists everywhere on guarantee
of satisfaction or money refunded.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
STATE OF MAINE,
WALDO IS.

w
At the Supreme Judicial Court, begun and
held at Belfast. within and for said County of
Waldo, on the fourth Tuesday of September.
Ammo Domini 1920. Upon the foregoing the
court order, that the plaintiff cause the above
named Benjamin F. Young to be notified of
the tendency of this suit. by publishing three
weeks successfully in The Republican Journal,
newspaper printed in Belfast. in the County
of Waldo, a copy of the writ and declaration
and this order of court thereon, the last pub.
LEGATION to be thirty days. at least. before the
term of said court, to be holden at Belfast
aforesaid, on the first Tuesday of January, A.
d. 1921. that he may then and there in said
court appear and show cause, if any he has,
why judgment should not be rendered against
him. and execution issue accordingly.
Attest: JAMES H. CILLEY, Clerk.
True copy of the writ and declaration and
order of court thereon.
3w45 JAMES n. CILLEY, Clerk.
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

Two girls at Maplegrove, Fort Fair
field who have been making S12 day
each in picking up potatoes by the barrel,
recently struck for better wages" says
the Fort Fairfield Review. Strange to
say, contrary to the Aroostook way of
doing business, they were really allowed
to 60 elsewhere in search of the "better
wages" wanted. Such abuse and oppres-
sion of women in Aroostook must stop
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04

A large halibut. caught off Boothbay
ard sold by the fisherman in Bath the
other day, brought him only so cents per
pound. A boy living at Cooks corner
earned $45 last week by digging clans on
the lower New Meadows, selling them to
a Bath market
The Republican journal., 1920-11-04
Whittier

Ind ''T Fairfield of Vesper street, Port
po,. mas accepted the challenge of Miss
v,n, " atlinR of Falmouth Foreside, who
swim mat II Harding is elected she will
Ya.bt from It, the Portland bridge to the
As N'uo landing, her opponent to do
aces,., ne II Cox is elected. Bartfield in
That A, says he will post any forfeit
''' Miss Startling wishes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20

Para libros en- esPanoi dirijase us
ed a la Casa Editorial Lozano. lis
n. Sta. Rose. Ave, San Antonio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
Mexico seria UNI eden
Vienc de Ia Prlmera

co a repetir las de~claraciones conte-
midas en- los despachos de Hueffer y
agrega que los soldados que han side
dados de baja del ejercito Y han re-
gresando a sus hogares estan
despertando, seg1n Sc dice a Il
actividad intellectual mas viva y sien-
ten cada dia mayor dissusto por la
vida tormentosa de 10 guerra civil, que
81 pueblo comienZa 4 aprcciar ST.
enorme riqueza minera Y agricola Y
que e. gobierno sientc IL responsible
lidad que pesa so3re q en- 10 que Sc
refiere al desarrollo de Gsta.
En- seguida dice que tenieado en-
cuenta 10 que dice Hueffer acerca de
Que Gales ha vuelto los f~errorcarrileS
n SUI funcionamiento normal v que dc
In Huerta esti .tratando de Iarles
tierras a los reones V casas a los ira
bajadores de las ciudades. puede con-
siderarse que Ia larga pesadilla es CO.
sal que p~ertenece va al pasado. Y que
los resultados de todo ssto. mejores
de 10 que TODD Ell mundo suponfa L
rafz del a~sesinato de CarranZa, capa-
Citar al pueblo americana para reco-
nocer al nUevo regimen.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
REGRESA Ell DETECTIVE
SMITH, SIN HASER EN-
CONTRADO A LEROY

De reEreso dc su viaje de investi-
cac!6n Dor Mexico, estuvo en- San An
tonic e. detective Smith. Este agente
de Ia policfa privada de Detroit que
vino de aQueIla ciudad eXclusivamente
con objeto de TRAFALGAR en- el esclare-
cimiento del macabro asunto de Ia
mujer del baui" y de tratar de locali-
Ear al presunto responsible del cri-
men sensational. vuelve de Mexico
sin haber logrado su ~prop6sito.
Mr.. Smith. que es captain de detec-
tives de Detroit y especialista en- esta
clase de crimencs. fu4 a Mexico en-
busca del misterioso Leroy, V lie acorn
PIANO en- SUI viaje el cGnocido agente
policiaco de San Antonio, Luis Carde-
mas.
Mas NADIA Sc sabe todavla del iagar
donde pueda encontrarSe el asesino de
Katherine Jackson. e. captain Smith,
el experto detective de Detroit sigue en-
Ia firme creencia de que tarde que
temprano el culpable del horripilante
crimen perpetrado en- n casa de
apartamentos de Ia capital de Mich!-
gan, comparecera ante las corteS de los
LSIdubS Cll!uOS Qut SttdII LiA'SHA''N''
Sin embargo, va esta Affirmation no "a
hace con aquella energfa que Ia hacfa
anteS de su viaje n Mexico.
Sabese que allende el Bravo Smith
logr6 dar con el fntimo de Leroy, con
Yanez. a quien en- un principle Sc Gre
! vs. complicado en- el asesinato de Mrs.
| Leroy. pero YaAez no do e. mas leve
| detalle que pudiera indicar el iugar
dorde Sc e]pcuentra el presunto asesi-
no.
FL capitan Smith sali6 antenoche
mismo de esta ciudad. rumbo al Nor
te. En- alguna conversation que sostu-
. 20 con los agentes privados de Ia 10
/ caIidad dej6 adivinar una idea en 81
sentido de que Leroy pudo haherse
internado en- Centre o Sud America.
Cleric es clio que 81 famoso detecl
tive Smith volvi6 de Mexico con las
manos vacfas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
FL BACILO De KOCH
NO PRODUCE LA
TISIS
Sensacionales informes que
fueron presentados ante
un Congreso

SANTANDER, agosto 1S.-En IN
informe ~presentado al Congreso- medl-
CO. Social que Sc celebra en- esta ciu-
dad por el doctor Ferran Sc asegura
Que el bacilo de Koch nc produce la
tuberculosis Sino qUe es un vlrulen-
TO propagation de Ia enfermedad como
resultado de Ia evolucion de otros MI
crobios que emanan de Intermediates
anteriores. FL informe del doctor Fe-
iran es el resultado de mos veinte
v. cinco amos de estudio de la tuber-
culosis.
Los microbes de intermediates mi
ciadas en- condolences patol6gicas en-
el cuerpo humane producer u tuber-
culosis que llega a ser ostensible cuan
do Ell bacilo de Koch entra en- acti-
vidad.
FL doctor Ferran arguye que Ia
tuberculosis nc Sc paGeceria 81 el or
ganismo humane estuviera inmuni-
zado contra las Intermediates infla-
ma.orias que u~sualmente IL prece-
den. Esta inmunizacion.-dijo- podia
lograrSe por medic de Ia inoculaCi6n.
Los medicos que asistieron a. Con-
greso aplaudieron calurosamente a.
doctor Ferran, cuya conferenCia fue
escuchada por Ia Reina Victoria.
BESIDE su matrimonio Ia Reina Sc ha
interesado por el problema de la tu-
berculosis en- Espana. La Reina fell
otto personalmente al doctor Ferran.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
ULTIM0 ACTO De LA
CABRERA De I'm
CRIMINAL
Tiene I'm record notable de
transgresor de la Ley
csc indiyiduo

NUENA YORK, agosto lei Soda
do John Mesher. miembro de las fuer-
zas EXpedicionarias Amcricanas y &C
tualmente condenado Il 80 amos de pr
sion por e. asesina;o de IN sargento.
lego 4 eSta Ciudad aver, ! bordo del
transports Pocahontas, en- canine a
Fort Leavenworth, donde cumYlira IL
cOndena que lc fue irnpuesta.
FL record criminal de Mosher comic
"a antes de Ia guerra, cu&ndo saiiG
De I'M penitenciaria del Oeste de los
EstaGos Unidos para alistarse en- el
ejercito, N Denver, cs~condicndo su
pasaGO. 4 COntar de cs toGa
una labor respectable seguir L. senda
del r~ecluta. llcvar IL c4enta de sus
entradas y salidas de las casas &c
correction y p~-isioncs militares.
Con un buen conocimiento del lido
ma a!eman, 10 que es eXpliCado por su
a~sceHdencia auStrtaCa, ' n gran
maestria Ell cl arte de cscapar de las
carceles Y libertarse de esposas, ell sol
dado MoSheC fue enviado Z Europa:
despues del a-niSticio 81 unidad pr
ito para CoblenZa. como riembrU del
e~jercito de ocupaci0n americana, pero
el espiri;U de a~centluras lie impuso
Il viajar, intcrnandose en- Austria sin
eStar en- uso de ~licencia. Tn sargeuto
americana. Harry Carr, fuG enviado en-
pos del fugitive e. que lie did muerte
en- e. primer e~ncuentro que tuvieron.
Luego las autoridades a~ustriacas Ic
detuvieron por el delito de atacar 4
un guardia fores;al, siendo conducIdo
4 Coblenaa, donde IN Console de
Guerra lie conden0 a SO amos por ell ase
sinato del sargento Carr.
En- campaha del tambien saldado l..
". Bailey compahero de prisi6n, Mos
her eScaR hacienda antes una imita-
ci6n de pistola con MADEIRA, Y viviendo
aInoos por algun tempo robando a
cuaAtos viaJeroS paSaban por cerca dc
Ia cantera en- que estaban ~eScondidos
Siendo entonceS llevado hasta a bordo
del ~POcahontaS, para ser enviaCo u
los k.Stados CnidoS, Durante e. viaje
ocean!Co del tranSporte el convicto do
pruebaS de su habilidad V espiritu de
recurSoso l~ibertandose de una bola de
- libras de peso, que llevaba atada Il
IN tobillo. aSi como Zafandose de un
par de !nGenioSaS eSpozaS alemanas.
Antes de que el buque llegara a puer-
to. Mosher fue separado de los demas
presses y puesto en- Seguridad, maniata
do y vigilado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
LOS HUEGUISTAS LAPIDAN UN
AUTOMOVIL

VERACRUZ. Agosto l6.-Los hrel-
Cuistas tranviarios de este puerto han
c~omenzado a hacer uso de IA iIlerZa pa
n hacer va,er sus demandas. Aver en-
Ia tarde. un grupo de los descontentos
detuvieron el aUtomovil que tripuiaba
Mr.. Paine. enpleado de Ia Compa1ia
de Luz. destrozAndoln los criStales Y
periudicando sacramento Ii maQuina Y
n car-oceria.
Cuaadc 81 sencr Paine Sc dis cuen-
ia del rel!cro, tra;6 de imponer velo-
cidad i su aUtopGvil. pcro Jos h,Ielguis
tas Ie l]anidarol,. Al Erado de recibir eli
misno empieado Varias heriuas sin
imoortanCia.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
OUEDO REPARADO Ell PUENTE
DE LAREDO

Teleorama Especial pnro IA PRENsA"
LAREDO. Texas. ASosto 19.-El
puente provisional de pontones sobre
el RIO Bravo. que fue deteriorado hace
dias por una creciente que bajo Ell
dicho RIO ha sido reparado del o d y
el trafico de peatones Y coches Sc ia
restablecido. Los dauos sufridos por
81 puente no fueron tan grandeS como
Sc temfa en- un principle. La repara-
ci6n Sc hlzo de tai modo que el puen-
te qucd6 en- mejores condolences que
antes de SUI deterioro, pucs en- 10 Il
cesivo podra r~esistir el cmbate de una
creciente mucho mayor, 81 llegarc a
haberla.
Earios cargamentos cue Sc hallahan
deteuidos por Ia interruption del ira
fico. cmpezaron a ruzar hoy para el
lado mexicano cen gran satisfaction
de las poblacjones de ambas ciuda-
DIES
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
Ell SAkQUETE
Niene de "a Primeral

a. NC - --l!sTtJ
preva!ecido acerca de Mexico en- los
:Stados Unidos, y propuso que en- ca
so de que surgieran en- 10 future u
vas difcultades entire los dos paises
Sc ombra II comisi6n i~nternacio
nal, lntegrada por personss imparcia-
les. para u dccida sobre elias.
Sc TefIri6 lueGn al l:bro de Alvaa-
do. sobre Ia reconstruction de Mexico
: dijo que habiendolo leido le pare.
clio Ia cosa mas s~orprendcnte que ia
mas hatia visto y que Sc adniraba
de que no hubiera sido traducido al
inglas.
Hahl6 en- seguida Peter Goldsmith
y 10 hizo e~xpreSando grandes serti-
mientos de simpatta hacia Mexico.
Dijo gu ha visitado Ell pats Y 10 lies
cribio como I'm magntfico escenario
lleno de majestuosas escchas de rui
mas. Babl0 Uambien acerca de 81 his
,oria alab6 Ia inteiigencia de los ne
Xicanos Y rcco-dc el hecho dc que tan
20 el primer libro como Ia primera
nGsica que Sc irhp"inieror en- Anne
RIGA fueron impresos en- Mexico. CT
IS a Sor Juana Ines de IA Cruz CO.
no Ia muje- mas grande &c 81 siglo y
asreg6 CUE Ia msjor n &c con-
trarrestar Ia propaganda hostil es es-
parcir e. conociniento &c IL cultura
espanola-
Termino 81 discurso hacienda cons
lar que habiendo estudiado cuidado-
samente Ell diccionario cficial de Ia
Lengua Castellara. encontro que Ne
xico ha contribuido a ~enriquecer el
idinma espahol con mayor n0mero de
palabras que todos Jos demas paises
Observation-Disclosures rsunidos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
No hubo contrabando de
municicnes en- Galveston

Hace ialgunos dias Sc public6 Ia no
ticia de Que en- el puerto norIeam,ri-
caro- dc Galveston. las autoridades To-
Gales Y los e~mpleados de Ia Aduala
martina habian sorprendido IN fuer-
- cnvfo fraudalento de parfue 1890
que Sc consignaba a terTitorio mexi-
cano. consisterte en- 500 paradas de
~cartuchos.
4 este prop6sito Sc recibteron no
ticias del Consulate MeX!cano en-
Galveston, diciendo que no Sc ha te-
MD hasta hoy conocimi' nto d" con
trabando alguno descubierto. por 10
Que es de cree"se que ia notlcia es
completamente ineHaCta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20
Yanez habla en- Mexico
VieGe de Ia Primera

coTuHique al Gobierno y pueda Ia po-
lic!a proceder o mejores luces.
For uitimo. ydhez manifesto que su
yiaie q Mexico obedece a un llamado
que lie hicicgs 81 sobierno para con
fiarle un puesto en- Ia Escuela Nacio-
NJ de Aviaci0n.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-20

;MUCHACHAS! Su cabelIera necesita I'm POGO de Ian
derine"-eso Is TODD. Cuando Su cabell0 Sc adelgaza o pier
de su lustre. cuando aparece Ia repukiva caspa, o Sc lie n Ts
Ell pelo. una boteIla de 35c. de la rcc0mendable y dehciosa pre-
paraci6n "Danderine." comprada en- cualqulera droguerla, NJ
solo salvara su cabello smO que aumentara su hermoSu5a'
Pruebe I'd. "Danderine" Y observe los reSultados. Adv.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
WAR RISK MEN
DENY CHARGES
Clerks Charged With Fraud
Plead Innocence
In Court.

The eight defendants arraigned
before Justice Bailey in Criminal
Court No. yesterday on charges
growing out of frauds in the Bu-
reaU of War Risk Insurance plead
ed not guilty. Assistant District
Attorney Charles w. Arth stated
he would bring them to trial at
the earliest possible moment.
Henry A. Starr. former First pre-
cinct policeman, was sentenced to
two years on charges Of embezzle-
ment. He pleaded guilty to appro-
priating so33.02 from a drug store.
Lester H. Hilton, a soldier for
merly stationed at Boiling Field.
was sentenced 20 serve three years
for forging a war risk allotment
check for $50. He pleaded guilty.
Otto Watson was sentenced to
serve two years for stealing an
automobile belonging to William,
Otto and Theodore Boswell.
James E. Spencer was sentenced
to serve four years for assaulting
Frances Spencer with a knift on
April 4.
Samuel D. W. Wilson. convicted
of forging a check fo9 $40, was SEN
fenced to serve two VARS.
Cora Brown, convicted of break
ing into the home Of Lutz Wahl
and stealing a purse Containing 500.
was sentenced to serve two years.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
HELP OFFERED
T0AUTO CORPS
More Cars and Dispensary
Placed at Disposal Of
Organization.
CAR DESIGNS PICKED
Members Prepared to Start
Active War on Traffic
Law Violators.

Additional facilities for aiding the
District Motor Corps were volun-
teered at a meeting of the officers
Of the corps in the boardroom Of
the District Building yesterday aft
ernoon.
DR.. H. E. Trimble, of the Public
Health Service, announced that the
service dispensary at Seventh and
B streets northwest was at the dis
pOsal of the corps, and that it could
be manned, day and night, in times
Of emergency. He said that he had
obtained twelve additional stretch
ers for use by the corps.
Motor Trucks Offered.
police protection cOmmitte of the
City Club, stated that four trucks
Of the E. G. SChafer Company, of
disposal of the corps. The trucks
might be converted into ambulances
if need be, owen sad.
The first general assembly of the
corps will be held shortly before
NAN-NAoAA Aehg L AN NCA - AAA AAS4NA
a parade. The police department
will be represented conspicuously.
The Kiwanis Club Company has
been completed, and the Rotary
Club will fill its company by next
week. By that time the Insignia OF
the corps. to be placed on autOmo-
biles of the members Of the corps,
will be ready.
Car Insignia Approved.
Maj. Harry L. Gessford. Superin-
tendent of Police, has approved a
design for the corps pennant. 1t
consists of the words Motor Corps
in white letters, on a blue field.
The corps will wage an active
campaign against motorists who fail
TO carry tail-lights on their automo-
biles or otherwise obscure their IL
cense numbers.
W. Pearce Rayner, commander of
the corps, said that one-third of the
automobiles in Washington have no
, tail-lights at night.
Forty-siX new members were en-
rolled since the last meeting of the
corps officers. Lee Herrell, repre-
senting the Optimist Club, informed
the officials that his organization
would form an automobile company
for entrance to the corps.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
MARRIED TWO;
WINS FREEDOM
Woman Thought She Was
Divorced Judge is
Told.
SUIT WAS FILED HERE
Second Husband Threaten
ed Arrest But First
Takes Action. +

Last May 1 saw a notice in the
paper that my husband was suing
me for a divorce. Later on wom-
an knew told me that he had got
ten his divorce. Then l married
this other man to have a home for
my baby"
This is the explanation Mrs. Bea-
trice Guenther, alias Dupras, gave
Judge Mcmahon yesterday morning
when she was arraigned on a statu-
tory charge growing out of her hay-
ing two husbands.
First Husband a Veteran.
One of the husbands is Nelson
Guenther, of 302 Indiana avenue
northwest. The other is Alex.
Dupras. late of the A. E. F., recent
ly discharged from service.
A few days ago when Guenther
was charged with assaulting Mike
Dumon, who insinuated that he
CGuenther) was not the woman's
lawful husband, he remarked that
IF my wife has another husband l
will Jail her" Such a thing hap
pened. The woman was locked up,
but on the complaint of her first
husband.
Alec Dupras, according to his own
story, went overseas in January,
1918, leaving his wife here at 4705
Wisconsin avenue northwest. He
stayed in France eighteen months.
When he returned, he said, he dis
covered conditions which led to the
filing of suit for absolute divorce
May IL last.
Wife Had Married Again.
Coming back a few days ago he
discovered that his wife had mar
ried again without having been di-
vorced. He complained to Police
man Guy Rome who arrested the
woman.
Judge Mcmahon was apparently
convinced that the woman had no
intention to violate the law, but had
gone through the second marriage
ceremony in good faith. He referred
the case to the probation officer for
investigation.
Immediately after the trial Dupras
filed a supplemental bill for divorce
charging his wife with the alleged
bigamous marriage with Guenther.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
Gun "Toter" Loses
: Liberty $50 Days
By Court Order

Another confessed gun 'toter" has
been given the maximum sentence
under the law for carrying con-
cealed weapons
He is Archie Rufus, lately OF
Philadelphia, who was arrested at
the Union Station Thursday by Po-
hcemen Stringfellow, McDuffie and
Stevenson with two revolvers, an
-OvergrOwn dirk knife and a large
supply of extra cartridges. He was
sentenced TO serve $50 days in Jail
by Judge Mcmahon in Police Court.
He had no explanation for con-
verting himself into a walking ar
SERIAL.
The Washington herald., 1920-10-16
"Jinx" Ship Again Sold.

Norfolk, Va, Oct. 15.-The Amer
lean ship. Dalana, which formerly
cost the United States 100000 and
which is frequently referred to as
the link" ship of /the merchant
marine, was sold today for the sec
ond time for s25,0O5 to satisfy
claims.