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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26

This remarkable product Of Cali
fornia jumped into fame overnight.
While clerk in a country store he
sent story TO San Francisco mag
azine. 1t was so original that the
publication accepted it with enthusi-
assn and printed query to readers
as to the identity of the author. No
one had ever heard Of him as writer,
but in short time the magazine be-
gan to receive replies from the back
woods section wherein he lived with
original anecdotes about Pete"
Several more short stories from his
pen appeared and then the publish
ers and editors began to camp on
his doorstep. His "Cappy Kicks"
sketches have been received with de-
light in all portions Of the country,
have been dramatized, put into mo-
ton pictures and run as serials. Pre-
eminent in the short story field, he
has done some excellent novels, Of
which "The Valley Of the Giants"
is probably the best. It will appear
serially in this paper. Do not miss
any part Of it.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26
CORRESPONDENCE

accompanied them from California,
and has come with the intention of
locating here permanently. We are
glad to welcome him and also the
other boys who are good neighbors
and most popular.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26
A Timely Suggestion.

The next time you have cough or
cold, try Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy. 1t is pleasant to take and you
are sure to be pleased with the re-
lief which it affords. This remedy
has a wide reputation for it's cures
of coughs and colds. ADV.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26
NOTICE
Examination For Mine Foreman and
Fire Bosses.

TO ALL CONCERNED:
The examination for mine foremen
and fire bosses in the coal mines of
Utah will be held at Price, Utah, Apr.
81, %, and %.
Any one interested can obtain fur
Their information by addressing the
Mine Department, The Industrial
Commission of Utah, 448 Capitol
Building, Salt Lake City, Utah.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1920-03-26
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NEXT WEEKS PROGRAM
AT TH0RLEY THEATRE

Monday Norma Talmadge in "The
Probation Wife. Snub Pollard COM
edy.
Tuesday-Louis Bennison "a Mis-
fit Earl" Two reel western drama.
Wednesday Mary McLaren in
"Rogues and Riches" Ford Weekly.
Thursday-Six reel drama and one
reel comedy.
Friday-Mary Pickford in Captain
Kidd, Jr." Fox Weekly News.
Saturday-Dorothy Dalton in
"Quicksands," Fatty Arbuckle comedy,
"oh, Doctor"
Coming--Jack Dempsey, the worlds
champion heavy weight prize fighter,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Entire los medios adivinatorios, uno
de los mas ~interesantes es Ia quiro-
mancia. Hay en- ella una serie de
obseryaciones justas, que tienen YER
dodero carActer cientffico. En- efee-
to. ID mano representa- Of principal
asiento de sensibiiidad motriz, y es,
ademas Ell 0rgano sensitive az Ia mo
vilidad. La man0 define 81 ser hu-
mano meior que ning1n otro dominic
sensitive. y las Eases de nuestra vida
deJan en- ella mds trazo que en-
las otfas parties de- nuestros 0rganos
la quiromancia err muy ~apreclada
entire los ealdeos, los egipcios y he
bra0s. tambien 80 encuentran rcssoe
do ella en- Ia Kabaia. AdeuHaae. ~
rere toner origenps comnnes con a
sestrologfa. Sc sabe que estas dos
cienoias han aido siempre expi0taaas
por los mismoa lndiyiduOs. Los mo
sofoa grieeos han c~oncedldo . eran
lmporlaacia al salor adivlnatofio ae
las lineas de IA mano para lnzgar q
esplriiu Dc los hombrca. lanblaa e.
Roma - daba gran yaior = u men.
cinnsda eionciu
Estn conprcnde dos parties: u emf
rognomia eatndio AZ a mano en ~
lorna. j IL quiromAurla o esla6io ae
ina liaeas % h mana lps aHsose
dislinRaea. dt4de q punf0 a. visa
qnlneaonlco. slcla tipos d. mene
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Cosds de los Rusos
(De ia VOC del PuebIoe)

Los pobrecitos rusos estan pasando
grandfsimos apuros para dar cierta
consistencia a la fIamante Repnblica
de los Soviets. Tina de las cosas que
mas les ha ~preocupado ha sido la ue
organizazr 81 llamado ejercito rojo VA
que. a pcsar te todas sus prediccio-
mes marcadamente pacifistas. en- cuan
10 o Lenine y frosty "a vieron due
nos del cotarto cayeron en- Ia cuonta
do que era Indispensable toner m
eiercito. \ aqul empezaron q sudar
LOS comisarios "a que siendo conse
cuentea con sus doctrinas q eierrito
'tenla Que iormarse de Foluntaros y
para retlatarlo loa iefeo Do Ia Repo-
blica Sc riorou oblisados a afraer a
laa gentes con q ~olorciiio de una o.
bundautc pitanza De u quo, por des
gracla aya. carerfa 4 mayor pafte
de los obrcFoa , ~camrecinos del *.
imperio AZ los zaraa. a pessr De- 10
cnai fnf II eaeaslalfno unmeFo A.
fos cue ~pfnnrierna m0Fig a. IN bar
laso que ~pcreoerda hambre. Lnego.
q ap~oFrihioren a. 4no ~ rtrciio
70 ~ On rebAto &c boregoa Emo
cue dsbe oxiasir nns marcads cohe
s,6n catrc i0a hombFes cue - luie
rfnn. cobeaita qBe $50 "a o1tiere
caanao crieigs 90 cltas tirta4ts ~
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El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
AVISOS lEGAES DE La OFICNA De TERRENOS

pronto la mu1er lanz0 una exclamai
ci6n que hiz0 oxtremecer q todos sEs
compaheros. me han robado, me
han robado doce rublos! en- tante
que, neruiosamente, buscaba Of sgs
bolsilIos las monedas. De pront0l y
d~irigiendose a III soIdado que Sc
halIaba a su izquierda, exclam0
listed es ell ladr0n-
III aensado protest0 e-nergicaplans
asegurando que era incapaz de come.
ter semejante delito y d~eclarando
que los catorce rublos que tenfa en-
su poder los habla reunido MERGED
a sas ~privaciones. Los viajeros, an
to Ia insistencia de IA mujer, consti-
tuyeron Embellishments I'm soviet de
justicia:r egistfaron al soldado IN
cautandose dc los catorce rublos que
Nevada y considerable que 81 robo
es I'm gran crImen, dieron un yeredic-
to de culpabilidad contra aQuel, con
denandole a la pena de muerte. Ono
de los ~presentes, o. mas enthusiastic
sin duda de los novisimos procedi-
mientos, sac6 un revolver del bolsi-
Ito y mat0 al soldado, sin tener ri
siquiera la cortesfa de preguntarle 81
guerra solicitar SUI indulto del maqui-
nista del tren. a QUEEN eyidentemente
corresponds en- aQuel instante Ia 0
cesi0n de semeiante gracia. I.
Harfa unos minutes que ell soviet,
despues de eumpIida 81 alta mission,
be habla disuelto, cuando la campe-
eina Ianz0 un nueyo CRITIC. Acabapa
de encontrar debajo de la paja de u
dc los cestos los consabidos doce
I'D sucedido. como Sc com
prendera, era gravfsimo. Volyi6se,
pues, q reunir 81 Tribunal y consi
derando que Ia acusaci6n habia sino
calumniosa, decidieron condenar a
muerte a Ia muier , al verdugo por
Y como iban va a llegar a la esta-
ci6n proxima y era precise arreglar
las maIetas, sin nj siquiera firmar "a
sentencia, dos individuos del TriDu-
nal popular r~eyolyearon a los condo.
nados, dejando lueg0 los tres cada
veres en- I'm rinc0n del wagon para q
ios r~ecogieran los emp1eados que fue-
zen a barrer las colilIas.
Claro es que habra QUEEN me Olga
lue no es extraho que aquel Tribunal
ncurriera en- error, siendo asf que
quail cosa lie ha ocurrido mas de una
yez a los otros Tribunales y 20 no he
lie negarlo. Lo 1nico que 81 hare
es que los v~iajeros que actua
on de iueces no fueron consequences.
'orque 10 logico era que despues de
laber ejecutado a la vieia va al ma
ador del guerrero, considerable que
1 ellos no Sc lutheran eregido en-
ueces NADIA habrfa ocurrido. debie-
castigarse a ST mismos obsequi-
ndose con I'm balazo tan reparad0r
ONO los otros y que hublese puesto
a una i~mproyisada earrera
uyo e~iercicio habfa motiyado segura
lente nueyas bajas entire los ciuda
amos de la nunca bastante admlra
q Kepdblica de los Soviets.
MAXIM.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
ASPIRIN

~Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin es Aspiri
ppra que ha probable ser pura ppr
y ha sido prescrita por los
nedieos nor mas de yeinte amos. Acep
ton solamente los paquetes Sin abrir
dc ABaysrr los cuaies eontsenen las
di~recclones pfopiaa para curar 81 doIor
de cabeza dolor Dc mualaa, dolor de
oidos. neuralgia. resfriados ' dolores
vienen en cailtas de- holhlata cnn IL
pastilias y cuestan unos euantos cen
savos. Los boticarlos yenden tauablsn
pauuetes mas grando de TBayur A.
olrln ~ "a marca ae fAbrirn de Payer
Manufacture ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS oil
sAiieylicarld
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

trumento designado como la Ultima
voldntad y testamento de William
Smith Harroun, finado. ha sido pro
tocolado para prueba On la Corte de
Pruebas del Condado de Santa NE,
Nuevo Mexico, v que por orden de
dicha corte eE dfa 2 de Agosto, 1890,
d ID bora de 10 A. NJ, en- Ia sala de
dicha corte en- Ia ciudad de Santa
re, Nuevo Mexico, es 81 diA, tempo
y lugar fiiiada para ayeriguacion y
prueba do dicha Ultima voluntad y
testamento.
Fechada en- Santa re, Nueyo Me-
xico, este "a de JUNO, 1920.
ALFREDO LUQERO
Escribano del Condado
FMDERICO LOPEZ, Diputado
LIST Pub. July 4, Last July 20.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
China rue IA Primera Naci6n cue
mostr6 50 simpatIa a Mexico

Mexico, JUNO 24.-Tanto Italia CO.
mo Espafa, han concedido 81 recono-
cimiento al gobierno provisional, 81
Que pronto obtendra 81 del gobierno
b~ritanico, segdn los rumores extra
oficiales que circular en- las afueras
del Palacio Nacional.
China fue 81 primer pals que dio
su reconocimiento al gobierno actual
de Mexico, habiendose dado al aviso
ell mismo dfa en- que Sc inauguraba
81 gobierno provisional. So dice que
China dio este paso IN POGO antes de
Que Ell Japon mostrara tambien su de-
SEQ de reconocer al gobierno del pre-
sidente Huerta.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

decir muchO. puea cnando listed niece.
gita medicina listed debe dcpender en-
los remedies de Adan. Sc pueden OBJ
tener del boticario . de Ia tienda o en-
cualquier concrete. y d no 10 italian,
escriban de una Ecz a Talpa. New Ne
xico, y sera enseguida atendido a vuei
"a de correo.
LAS PH.D0RAS DE ADAM. que go
1an fama donde quiafa, pueden ser q
aSdas para "a Influenza y par toda ella.
Sc % Intermediates del cstomago. IT.
bones. hlgado. ate
ADAMS QUICK RELIEF. 3 sea
DEScANS0 IMMEDIATE DC ADAMS
I'd uEa para pnina0nta y Intermediates
dd est6maeo. tr1hala como q nomhra
10 indica. pfunfo.
REMEDlo DR ADAM PARA LOS
RIN0NnS ftEUMATfsM0 no tienen
letial ~ 81 electo pronto } ezra "a
fanfizada.
Iaa remedies da AslaR aosau a. alta
grpoiaddn 80 dunde auigra y pstc6 no
u peaafa. snles a. uHsr uiy4a medlri-
nan 81 plae 4 ~ tianaA . = a. heltca.
no Lac neinaa ~ Adam Miles a.
eefa,a6a ass ban asAAa fna NEEDLES
aH.spa a. Aaaa y ftF0mifrdan may
faNftgfenle pn1qer ellps han cxperi
MeHt14a "a - uszRlia4oN
Ftfkn sismfs - f4l1ta1 a. Adam
y 81 - ts HsEfse rHtaa asi Leo
1trsla1se MesisN C4mpstg- TaipA
Mes Nts< 444t
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
UNA DELEGATION De GuATEMA.
LA SALE PARA MEXICO

&. Nueva York, JUNO 24.-Acaba de
salir para la capital mexicana 81 re-
presentante del gobierno revolu To-
mario de Guatemala, para ~presentar
sus respetos al nuevo gobierno de la
veeina rep1blica, como IN acto de
reconocimiento y a la vez de corte-
STA, pues la ~repdblica centro-ameriea-
ma desde I'm principle mostr6 simpa-
tfas hacia Mexico por habar derroca-
do la dictadura de Carranza, precisa-
mente en- los momentos en- que una
reyolucion echo por terra la grotesca
dictadura de 20 amos de Manuel ks-
trada Cabrera. ia delegation guate-
malteca acknowledgements que sera re-
cibida con gran entusiasmo por Ell go
bferno provisional de Mexico.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

Los remedies de Adam han
Isido va probados y los que
los han usado no qricren o.
tros porQue reaIlzan y han
ylsto ellos mismos los result
pronto.
TrafamIonfO nr0nfn nuinrn
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
LA SALUD ES ORC
DE GRAN VALOR

81 houbre que pond IA medIcIna para
que listed IA tome, es 81 hombre que
protege q aaiud.
III resultado dc Ia medlclna Deepen
de de IA habilidad del medicamento y
del m0do en- que estan preparadas y
en- Ia clase de drogas; So habilidad
en- hacerlas, y de nay depende su salud
que es orc de gran valor.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
LOS GENERATES DEREN
PRoBAR QUE 10 SON

Mexico, JUNO 1S.-Se ha ordenado
que no 50 les paguen u haberesS a
partir del primero de Mayo. q los ge-
nerales del etercito que no 10 presen-
ten con las credenciales que demues-
tren que tienen 81 grade. stando,
ademas, dichas credenciales debida-
mente reduisitadas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
uN FERaocARRiL Sc TENDERA
DE SONORA a IA sAJA
CALIFORNIA

Mexico. d. r.. Janio zg.-ia score
lara DE- Comanlcatlonca pFpyrcta cons
trnir una nuexa linea feffca q par
siendo DE- an punto del iuleriar d
s0uora. tcfmlno en- Il paefto IArpchA
del Goifo AZ California - Famai -
"a 81 Vital ~lmporteneia pan y kgtas
40 d. SCISSORS y iA raia California, ycr
sasAnto : Que - penfnsala a~u@infa
somusicada dircrtamentn COO Msalcn
, ina prodactca a. smbAa enlidR1es
teaGrsn une ftrti miiaa para t0doa
90 pani1s 81 eals , dei esstanjafp
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
FL EARoN TARlKiARi 5uscA EN-
MEXICO coNcEsIoNEs

Mexico. d r.. JUNO 22.-EI baroI'
Tarikiarl. representative d. yarIas EN-
presas iaponesasl lego a esta capital
para negociar ciertas concesiones de
petroleo en- la Bala California y 81
naloa.
Como SO recordara, haee tempo 81
solo anuncio de Qque ~intereses japo-
Noses habian obtenido terreno en- "a
Baia California motive una prote "a
del departmental Dc astado america
no, asf como otra por 81 rumor do
que celonias iaponesaa Sc habian ez'
tabIceido On Tamaullpas.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
SAY DIAMOND DYES

nunf streak of ruin fasn Inaisffi -
= pbof dc Insist "a Dam6ad nyes
Eaay directions 10 every reskaze-
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
Ia INVENCION MARAVNLOSA


Aoui esta 81 oportunidad de comprar I'm
reioi dol cual estarA orgul1oso--Ln per-
fecto reloJ para guardian u TEMPO. No
tlene que dafie cuerda cuda Ola anda
una sefnana con una cuerda- MoyimieHto
de 7 joyas en- una hermosu GAIA con re-
sorte Inquebrable patentado tamaho po-
pular 16. Gdrantedd0 por 20 amos. Dare
mos gratis una cdmara Sport con cada
reloj que ordenen dentrD de 50 dias. Pre-
clio balo especial por corto tempo. Corte
este annDcio hoy y mandelo junto con 20
rontavos en- estampas o plata y 81 restoI
de s7.65 10 paga II cartefa 81 iteg&r. Los
vendemos tan baratos p0rque appearances
afe 10 enseae a aiiE amigoa-querenips
qIie ID genta nos con0Nca. fn dcrolsem0S
81 dinero ~ no esta satlsfGcao,
ELssIN SUPPLY CO.
ss4 N. Carpenter 81. Dept t1a Chicago,
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
EN Ia C0RTE Dc PRUEBAS, CON
DADO DE SANTA FE. ESTADO
DE NUHVo MEXICO.

NO. 4
Ultima Woluntad y Testamento de
Mary Moughton HIarroun. finada.
IA Philip Embury Harroun,
Nellie Purdy Harroun,
Douglas Haughton Harroun, y
Annie Martin Harronn, y
"A QU1EN 10 CONCIERNE.-
AvISo
Aviso es por este dado que un ms
trumento designado como Ia Ultima
voluntad y testamento deMary Hoagh
ton Harroun, finada, ha sido proto-
colado para pfueba en- la Corte de
Pruebas del Condado dc Santa re,
Nuevo Mexico, y que por orden de
dicha corte 81 dia 2 de Agostos 1920,
q la bora de 10 A. M. en- la sala
de dicha corte en- Ia ciudad de Santa
re, Nuev0 Mexico, es Ell dia, tempo
y lugar fijada para ayeriguacion y
pruebe de dIcha Ultima volnntad v
testamento.
Fechada en- Santa Fe, Nuevo Me-
xico, este "a de JUNO, 1920.
n ALI ItEDO
Escribano del Condado
FEDERICO LOPEZ, Diputado
LIST Pub. July H. Last July %.
LA CORTE DE PRUEBAS, CON-
DADO DE SANTA FE, ESTADO.
DE NUEVO MEXICO.
No. 144
Ultima voluntad y Testamento de
venceslao JaramiIlo. finado
AVISO
. QUEEN LO CONCIERNE:-
Aviso es por este dado que I'M ms
trumentO designado como la Ultima
voluntad y testamento de Venceslao
Jaramillo, finado. ha sido %protocolado
para prueba en- la Corte dc Pruebas
lei Condado de Santa re, Nueyo Me-
xico. y que por orden de dlcha corte
81 dia 2 de Agosto. 1920, a la bora
lie 10 A. NJ. en- la sala de dicha corte
en- la ciudad de Santa re, Nueyo
es Ell dia, tempo y lugar Il
Iada para averiguaci6n y preba, de
iicha Ultima voluntad y testamento.
Fechada on Santa re, Nueyo Me-
rico, este dia "a de JUMBO, 1920.
ALFREDO LUcERo
Escribano del Condado
FEDERICO LOPEZ. Dipntado
LIST Pub. July T. Last July %.
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08
La Q~uirognomiq

(De La vOz del PuebIO'9
El Nuevo mexicano., 1920-07-08

FEDERICO LOPEZ, Diputado
LIST Pub. July 4, Last July 20.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
MUCH CRUELTY ALLEGED
VestOrin sparks White Presents Many
Reasons In Asking for Divorce

That .Jerold -. White, alias Samuel
Webb married Nestoria Sparks under an
assumed name that he twisted her ankle
until she was crippled with it, that he
gave black eve. broke a hone in her
chest. threw cups. boxes and other things
at her, kicked her and generally NAL
treated her was the charge brought yes
terday by Mrs. White in her suit for n
divorce from this man, She testified that
she was married April ~ 1918. and that
they lived together here in Burlington
for about three months, and then went TO
Indiana his home, 1t was not until they
reached Indiana that she discovered that
her husbands real name was Samuel
Webb, instead of White.
While they were living in Indiana, her
husband struck her one day and broke
bone in her chest causing her much
pain and illness. She testified that he was
a very jealous man and was always
claiming, without any grounds, that she
was going out with other men.
They came back to Vermont i'm April
1916. After that, he was meaner to her
than ever, she said They lived together
three or four months. one evening he
came home declared that she had been
out with a bunch of girls and fellows
and started in to abuse her, throwing
things at her and calling her names. She
began to cry, whereupon he told her to
get out and stay out, She washed the
| dished and went TO her mothers Later
she tried to go back. but found the door
| locked. He finally let her in, but struck
| her and threatened her life. taking out q
| long knife and putting II under his pillow
| She did not sleep any that night, and
the following morning she left him taking
| her things with her That was I'm The
summer of 1916. White alias Webb
boarded with Mrs. Violet Lovedale fol
a time and then left the city with her
The petitioner later got letter from hi;
people asking if he had secured divorce
| from her, and stating that he was claim
ing that he was claiming that he wa!
| divorced and had married this othe
woman. During the war the pettione
drew an allotment from the government
which stopped when hor husband wa
discharged last June. She received M
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

other money from him and hae not heard
from him since then. The father and
hrothcr-in-law OF the petitioner corro-
ooroted this testimony. r. u, Webstor
| appeared for the petitioner,
Three other divorce cases were hoard
| in county court yesterday. They woro;
Margaret Cuthbert Va. Duncan Cuthbert;
Charles NJ. Larned vs. Ethel NJ. Larned;
and Moses Debarge va. Annie DobnrRe.
Fl. a. Bailey appeared for the petitioner
in each Of these cases.
Mrs, Cuthbert sued for divorce on the
grounds of desertlon and non-support,
She was married in March. 1901, In Scot
land. and lived in British Columbia four
years before coming to West Bolton to
live. She testified that her husband left
her In 1915, and that she has not heard
from him since. and that she does not
know where he is. She received a small
sum of money about two years ago. all
| that she has had from him since he lef<
She said that her husband was always
very Jealous of her Two children were
born 10 them. Both are with her and
she asks their custody.
1ntolerable severity and desertion were
| the grounds on which the divorce suit of
| Charles NJ. Larned was brought The
| petitioner testified that his wife threw
that she would not cook his meals. al
though abe always lad plenty in the
house with which TO cook them. and that
she finally left him and their child and
; went to Texas, where she said she had
"A cousin to whom she was engaged be-
fore she married Larned. and whom she
loved better than she did her husband
| The child is now with the mother OF the
petitioner. who testified that her daughter
/ 'n-law had never shown any particular
affection for the child. that she mad
| brought it TO her tAlr. Iarneds mother)
| before leaving for Texas. and said that
she wanted her to take care of it, on the
| night before the mother of the child left
! for Texas said the witness. she went
+ to the pictures instead of staying at home
with the child. whom she wouii proba bly,
: never see again.
! Moses DebarEe. H. his case against
| Annie DebarRe. testified that he married
I her in 1902. and that hey lived together
in Burlington II year They have two
children. aged IL years AND IL years, re-
| spectivelY who are now LIVING with his
| mother and whose custody he petitioner
asks. He said that she would never take
care of the children, and that complaints
| had been made to him that the children
/ were not taken care OF. He demonstrated
! with her about the matter, and she said
! mat It he didn't like the way she took
, care of them. she would get out and
/ leave him This she did in February 1915.
and he has not lived with her since then
| she has never displayed any wish To come
| BACK, or to have anything TO do with
! the children. lie has seen her out a
! number Of times with other men
| TWO sisters of the petitioner testified
! as 10 improper relations between Mrs
| pebarge and other men. since she left
| her husband. The grounds on which the
! divorce proceedings were brought are
! deSertion and adultery
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18
FAIRBANKS WEEDS SUDDENLY

Miss Marjorie Croker. daughter of
Mr. and Mrs George u. Crocker. and
sydney Van Kleek Fairbanks Of St.
Johnsbury have announced their mar
rage Sunday. when Mr.. Fairbanks was
appointed secretary to Robert Under
wood Johnson, United States ambas-
sador to italy. and ordered to prepare
for sailing to the Mediterranean i'm
mediately. Friends of the young society
woman in the Vincent Club and Sew
ing Circle of Boston and even mem
bers of her family were surprised when
the engagement was announced. The
marriage took place In the Crock er
residence. BIS Marlboro street. Back
Bay. Sunday afternoon, and only the
family of the bride and a few most in
innate friends attended.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1920-03-18

The Rev Edward B. Harris pastor Of
the Methodist Church of Watervllle. died
of acute nephrits Sunday morning at
a local institution. He was 81 years Of
age and Is survived by his wife: 10y three
sisters, Mrs. Ella NJ. Clarke of New
Haven, Mrs, a. II. Thomas and Miss
Clara Il. Harris of Bristol; and by two
brothers, William T.. of East Charlotte
and Charles Z. Of Middlebury. Mr.. Harris
had been in the ministry for over 30 years,
The last three OF which he spent in
Waterville. He has been conencted with
many charges both in the Troy and Yer
mont conferences.
The funeral was held at the vestry
of the Methodist Church Tuesday after
noon at one O'Clock, and the Rev Z. W.
Sharpe Of st. Johnsbury, district super
tntendent Of the northern division of the
Vermont Methodist conference offlciated
The body was placed in the vault
at Lake Viey cemetery and burial
will take place in East Charlotte in the
ScriE@.