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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

AEE1H4G5
La Leal 70 es la artissa de presentar-
50 ante I'M plblico para sorprender con
el ruiic de un paso-dobls escandaloso. .
No su arte difore del de las demas
en- 10 juicicsame~t te variado Su apart
ciorcs C 81 siemr-e con un herInoso tro-
90 musical durante ell cual su VOC Sc
derrocha en- un creciente delirio de ar
m7n9s, que rocen e tension los ner-
vi2a. Despu6s mss obsequia con una can
zor1ta pasicnsl o alg1n cuple con.lco,
loCraudo asi n c2mpleta realization de
su 6ob,e trabajo de canzOnetista CON
ceyt,s admirable
Crando cEta Lcche Sc alec la cortina
de- "Pialto" y escucheis la Leal os
sseguro que vais a sentir un hondo SEN
timiento &c gratitud hacia ell que estas
liners Ia cscrito pr haberos anunci do
en- dondo Sc haliaba el ''Hada Madrina'
&c los cantos celestiales.
CRoNISTA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28


80 Caia as raoba aTa n "
bueaey Eaass ceuFt 4@afafes
DE VENTA Msaiaf s9otham'' COZ
nasa asFaaa ? Sara 3 c. Ean 5asto
, ST. FuHeiseo
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esauiEa
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sOLAR. candado. eeiinds eon la Fiaya.
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$50 . parts
casa solar crFra asl Malseon y mus
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ANY
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28
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driguez. Tanca No. s. Telefono 800
San Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en-
una de las Principales Gales, cerca
del Tren y del Teatro, pr6ximo a los
Muelles contiguo al Correo demas
Edificios Federales, Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas
a domicilio. Sc admiten abonados a
precios m6dicos.
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= Ofrecs.
EsPEcIALIDAD RE TRU
TRl 3 maqnina. Carretera

ESPEctALIDAD EE TRU
TRd 2 maquina. Carretera
247. parada %. santurce.
TELARKs paTa hoFdaE Fssoaeoa isdos
D. tamaaos. Dssas ~ % 81 aaslanfs. -
GouFtleE paaiH co
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uoT stsaafFs euaiquisT lamada duFauts
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as caF'a Fllsse cue fsa isgltime fahFi
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fia G. - todas ias farmaeias as h
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soznEToDos , Fopa ds ahrgs para
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bueaa 4 PFacios espeeialss. vssitsuos.
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HAc0 ronrADOs. De toaas elaass
n,usss zFu a. sie. Personal eompetsn
- - fa pFsEdiss oEesnes por CO.
re Eefessneiss enartas se 1sssen Box
2 Is Mrs Pusgfo Ries. O. 3 ds
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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

A PRoFEsIoNALEs Y coldIsIoNIg.
TAs:-se alouila un mirador magnii-
co, Independence con buena luz. en-
parte centriea de Ia ciudad. para Ofci-
mas nnicamente. Allen So.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

sIEMPRE que necesite cOmprar algo,
acuerdese que nosotros vendemos los
mejores articulos los mas bajos pre-
cios.-Gonzalez Padin Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-01-28

lss NENDE -Uu Fiane kNABE
GRAND o. sseslsutss eondicio
So caga as raobA So n "
basaasy. EaaH's CeuFt sanfafgs
DE EENTA Msaias gotham'' COZ
nssa asFaaa p Sara . c. Ean Jasto
y aaa FFaneisc8
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29
SUPPER TABLE
GOSSIP


4 H-ruIImIunft uIane for fhr nr4lxifi de-
IL, 49, ~ -. m.s~. ~ ~saa.,
-, --ns..,. ~ ~. ts.,
- ~ ,u@
-, s.,r, .s.,. -
49, -" $500 sI"urn,T 49,
y es
.-v s.,
~ tsn..pa,
t~e
"a IN. -erd -. r-s cnsst-.
H- 49,"
~ - ~ 800 n-es
ons.
s,s"e., 49, 49, my
-tunen. y = w A,pu-
qeernue ~ Z. A. marshall Wilson
na" ,ns ,neeslns, an" H"o'o
~. u,.. ~,
,,,s'1aa $500 49, :"
ps-n,sa ssn tsnsss, "e "' VI
~ 49, '-t1.-
,hl"r ...s 49, a.. -
80 ~
,.~.- - ~ ~.
800 ,o,lrn, ~, ~ r,..a
ch~,. ,r mssa.
Ica
.re d-fr.~,., ~ ~ - $3.50
-
N thc no,ir~ 90 az. -, -ayfreon,
- .,a.r $500 -,
n,sn, W "
- p,,...aas -. a..a AZ Ian .u.,t...
eourt IN. ,nrr,i,- - ~ -
most,e rnnara go go
n, s.ro,d .,ra., 80 ransrsn a"s,na
The N..n,.in x,.n ssra. ,...,a,
v,fed sfoo ro~ara n,,,,,,. 60
In fhe A-founfsln We srhaat ho,n's.
fhelr meetlog beld ias, ,1sh, rse
mcn ~ ~. eor,r,,nE. III -.
floor A. ana ~ 800, - ~
80 T-~ 80 aAANAAfN ~ AHAA ~
was alan derlded 40 serya ~, I,,.hss
al the school each noon ror ~. r,,n,i.
The meeting was Attended, ~ al
people.
The cscsilto,s Of William Rrafr xbo
has filed bankruptcv nauers An rhe
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29
HERALD WANT AID TAKERS

Are thoroughly trained ad writers.
II you so desire, they will gladly
'ssisf Won in wording vnnr ad
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29

''poET's"-FoR WISHING
Don't wish you could find . iob-Find II
Don't wish you could rent Jour apart
msnt-Rent Il.
Don't WisA you could sell yOur Aoms-
Sell IT,
BY u.lnr the Hsrsid's Classified oOlunrH
phons aAk
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29
PEOPLE YOU
KNOW


Radiator repairing. ouickle Auto o..
y. Is. Ragan and wife returned yes-
terday TO Albuquerque after a opr Of
western u southern New Mexico.
Miss MARIETTA Willis. who has been
visiting relatives In kanras City. re-
turned TO Albuquerque yesterday.
DR.. J. O. schwentker has Just re-
turned to Albuquerque from Los An
goles. where he spent several weeks.
Jim Smith. former constable and
Mrs. Smith have returned frcm a five
months stay In Vallejo. Coiif 81
Charles \. Brothers, lawyer OF the
district forest service office. returned
yesterday from Nognies and Tucson.
Arizona, whore he has been since
Monday. attending to legal matters.
Edwin II. swopo. county treasurer.
returned yesterday from Chicago.
whore he has been for several weeks.
Saddle Horse. MIL. Phone a..
Coal Supply Co. Phones 4 and 8.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29
CATTLE MARKET
CLOSES WEEK IN
FIRM POSITION
Demand for Stockers and
Feeders Continues
Strong

KANSAS CITY, No, oct. 2a.-The
cattle market closed the week In n
firm position, mostly IS to 80 cents
higher. However. early this week
and an of last week, conditions were
unsettled owing to a probability OF
a milroad strike. Friday that posi-.
hslity was removed and now the last
lap IN the range movement can be
completed without traffic Interrupt
t'ona- Early In the week prices for
grass fat cattle were lower and fed
steers were steady by "Wednesday.
ceipts and market turne up Grass
fat steers advanced Sc to 40 cents
and fed steers SO cents. Prime year.
iings old up to 5000 and choice
grass fat steers up to t7.75. The bulk
OF the grass steers brought $3.50 to
$3.50. A good many Texas and New
Mexico steers sold at $3.50 10 ss.2b.
stockers up 10 sssb. Most OF the
range cows sold at ta4o TO S4.sB;
grass heifcrH s4.2b TO $3.50.
Urgent demand continued for
] stockcrs and feeders nj strong prices.
THE corn belt will continue TO buy
rs long AS supplies are available, as
an immense corn and feed crop can
be disposed OF only through feed lots.
Oklahoma grass cattle have all been
marketed. More than 90 per cent OF
the Kansas grass cattle are In and
far western states will market few
because OF freight rate. A good
even demand at moderately higher
prices In expected In November. Fat
lambs are selling at as to So. Fat
ewes from 81 IN st.7B and feeding
lambs t.7k. Forty per cent fewer
thin lambs have rome into corn belt
feed lots in the past two months
than In the same period last
Sales this week Included,
na1 nINaF Nu1IaN EuNfI. A.Wa....s
Tucumcsri. N. NJ; 90 cows. s6e.
s375; 90 bulls. i.Oe2. $3.50: 81 stock
ers, sos. $3.50: 12s calves. 26T, IS;
10 calves. 2sT. f45O.
Fowler. Folsom. n. M: 22O stock
ers. GOT. 1855; 10 stockers. sO7. S.:
IS heifers. 500, s5.25; 10 cows and
bulls, i.s4s. t2.g5.
Adams Cattle company. Vermejo
Park. N. NJ: $50 stockers. 5GG.
ts.7s: 500 stocker helfers. $50. s5.25.
f45 heifers. 1917. IS.
Mitchell, o'Donnell. Tex: 14s
stockers. SIS. $3.50.
Payne, Argyle. Tex; SC steers. i,i94
$3.50.
Drummond. odessa, Tex; iO4
calves. sb5. t5.7b.
Drummond. Odessa, Tex; 40 calves.
407. SO.
Glascock. Tampa. Tex; lsI stock
ers. SIS. $3.50.
studer. Canadian. Tex: 90 steers,
Ss5, s7.25.
Donald, Friona. Tex: SIS feeders,
SCI, So.
o'Brien. s%tratford. Tex. ios steers,
$50. So.
Craig. Goodnight. Tex; ss stockers.
757. tb.7b.
Bolton a. Popham. Claiming. Tex.
i45 heifers. 1871, IS.
Popham. Dalhart. Tex; 5s steers,
sOs. 1915.
Hart. Bovina. Tex: $50 stockers,
bT2. $3.50.
Littlefield n white. Iittlefield.
Tex: 337 heifers, G67. f4.bO.
Trigg, Amarillo. Tex: 253 feeders.
SEQ, SO.
waggoner. Dundee. Tex: III steers,
i,l37, 1913.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-10-29
LICENSES

Rosie Porea. Duranes. ADD Cor
doya. SANTA Barbara.
IGNORE Abeita. J>ieta; Joe Jojola.
lsleta.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
RENOVATED, REBUILT AND WITH
MANY NOVEL DEPARTURES,
STORE PLEAsEs BIG CROWD
Masses of Flowers Artistically Grouped
With Exquisite French Organdies.

Featuring the heE!u:ng g: 4 m"n'h or
celebration and sales. thu iul":mat ~" IL
INK of the Stiiel Greater store u""ur"I
Monday. tn" official uI"Nlnc Of TINS cS-
tab. lshmrnt under tho n"W manage ul"h'.
Practically new department Store Mas
thrown Ul'"n 10 tn" public. for the entire
building has been Thoroughly renovated,
rchuil; and changed beyond recognition;
Il vast Improvement rnhOdy!ns more
than one novel d"pdrtur" in department.
store annals in This section.
Hundreds Of visitors thronCrT the
store all day long. lingering longest. II
would seem. in the rcuLY-to-wtar and
millinery departments ola IL" second
ilnrr., " here the hHnd$om" decorations
carried throughout tn" hu!ld:n". showed
to creates, ADVANTAGE. MASSES of beau
tiful white and gold daisies. with ferns
and palms. artiStically placed. formed
rrrfcrt Picture And here and there,
like 50 many gorgeous bouquets. pccp"d
from IN" rr""n,ry groups OF vivid
French oryandy frociS. exquisite IN
coluring and fairy-likr in texture and
crCa ton.
Head of Organization Attends
r. Sodawsky. Of New York city. head
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
ONE TO PEN
Foreigner Pleads Guilty OF Larceny al
St. Clairsvine-Two Other
Cases Tried.

The case Of tho state OF Ohio W. MNlt
Karanpca. vino was charged with stab
bing with intent to Kill. was to have
been trirl in common pleas court on
Monday in 81. ClalrSvillc but the teloni-
Gus charge OF the indictment was mol
lied and the defendant pleaded Guilty I"
assault and battery. and was sentenced
10 pay A fine of So and costs and spend
thirty days in the county Jail.
In the case OF the state OF Ohio VS..
Pete Bolt and Jack Bolt. on charges ~
assault and battery. the defendants
waived formal Arrangement and each
entered a plea of guilty as charged and
were fined $25 and costs.
State OF Ohio W.. Pete Onsuk. charged
with larceny. the defendant entered
plea of guilty in common pleas court
Monday, and was sentenced by Judge
Cowen to the Ohio penitentiary for from
one TO seven years. the defendant to pay
costs, Of prosecution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
WATER WORKS
VALVES FIXED.
Supply Is Again All Right After
Shortage Lasting for AZ Hours.

After working for nearly - hours.
rho Wheeling water works force corn
?,ctrd the work last night about miu-
night ot putting N" valves Of III" reSer-
No,r back IN shape. Everybody this
morning hal n fun pressure Of water.
NJ, during the day y,Strrlay some f
~, residents were without water anu
others had just a small supply.
: Most Of the residents WHO We're ar
rcr,rd We're these living or Whrrli"S
hill and in East Wheeling Many Of u"
housewives WI" had planned t" Wish
Yesterday were disappointed whoa they
found a very low water pressure
These repairs were just mad" temper
arv several wnak$ arn when one Of tho
valves broke and i; had 10 BE- tiXcd right
20 prevent more damage. "
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
700 Michigan Farmers
To Camp Here Aug, 18th

Harry =. Corcoran. manager or tn
Wheeling Chamber Of Commerce, ma
received q letter from J. II. Brown re-
PRESENTING 700 Michigan farmers. stat
ing that they desire tG camp At w 'rI-
ing on August 10Th on their cross c"uh-
try tour. There will be l15 autom"o'"'
and 100 people in the party.
They not only want to have b'#
time at the camping grounds hat w"uE
like TO meet a& many Wheeling people
as possible and 20 through the ihG"S-
rial plants and factories.
\ committees composed or Manager
,'orcnraH. Mayor Thomas F.. Thoner'
l.. NJ. Hunter. agent Of the OH" county
farm burrau, and &. y. Robinson pres
dent Of the Wheeling Autom"h.ic 'iUh'
Will work cut Plains 10 give th"Se !'tEl
crs and their families VIII" vii! accom-
RAINY them. 4 rnuN!ng welcome. An CT
fort will be mad" IL secure the STATE
Fair grounds as the camping place.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
MARYLAND MEETING
Local Stockholders Get Notices OF An
nual Meeting to Be Hold in Will
nlington, Delaware, May 10.

Local stockholders of the Marland OIL
company received notices yesterday "t
the annual stockholders meeting, which
will be hold at tho office Of the COM
pamy 1t Wilmington, Del. on Tuesday.
May ~. Directors will be elected ana
there will hc considerable other business
IL he tranSaCtrd.r including tn" approval
and ratification Of all contracts acts
bylaws and proceedings auth"r'%ed'
adopted and by the board OF dir"c-
tors or the executive committee since
the last meeting Of the stockholders
Affairs If the company will also be up
for general consideration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
MAYOR ELLIOTT HOME.
Head of U. S. Engineers Hero Return;
After Attending Launching OF All
Steel Towboat VtcGsburg.

Major Malcolm Elliott. in charge Of
the United States engineers office IN
this city. returned home Sunday from
Charleston, where he attended tn
launching Of the large all-steel towbo@t
Ticksburg. Many other nOtableS from
various parts OF the state and 4 mum
Der of army officers from various Sec
ton were in attendance.
The boat. after the launching. started
down to the Mississippi river where she
will operate. moving government mate
rial from one place to another.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

For you health's sake-Imperiai Ice
am-the product Of Sanitary Plant.
H.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

BUY WAR SAVING STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
CUP|D'S MARCH GAIT
CONTINUED IN APRIL

Invest ga ton of the marrlaE" license
recorded in the office Of tn" county clerk
shows an almost exact coincidence III
the number Of licenses issued dur.n
the last two months. one hundred anu
forty-two licenses were issued during
March Of this year. while li3 wer" Is
sued in April. comparison with Mar"n
AMI April OF last year reveals IN" iact
that marriages in this county have been
fewer during the month just past tHaH
in April of the year preceding. On"
hundred and fifty-"nc licenses We're -
sued in April of 1920 making an excess
Of eight over the number issued this
last month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Women's Hand BAGS
2.95

The snareSt vogue in Hand bagsor they were just re-
ccved. Instead Of pricing them 400 we're offering them
during the May Sale 295 Made Of genuine Persian
calf long grain leather black top, MORE lining Also
real leather fooled bag with flap top.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Sale Cotton Blankets
1923 pr. 1.45 pr.
size 54x74 size 66x8O

\ wonderful Spring and Summer blanket-for
just such chilly, damp nights as we had last Fri
day and Saturday. At these low prices practical
" cost-they'd be worthwhile bargains on the
hottest July day. Gray and white with
colorcd borders.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
MEYERS TOELKINS
Pythias Official to Ate nd
kation-wm Also Visit
Othsr Points.

:. Meyers. brigadier general
form rank of knights OF
MI leave the city on May 9Th
w. Va. where he will attend
nth Pythian district conven-
e held in .ElkinS on the above
other prominent West Virgin
will be in attendance are At
General f.. T. England, Grand
or Samuel b.. Montgomery.
Keeper Of Records and Seal and
8. c. Allen of Parkersburs.
bwing this convention Mr.. Meyers
10 TO Gassaway and BurnsvIlle,
two new companies will be mus
in. Mr.. Meyers Will then so TO
lesion, returning this city on May
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Radium AU-Ouer Laces
2.69 yd.

If this were not May Sale Celebration, the price
would be 1928 and $50. y complete range of COL
ors is offered for Tuesday at this very low price
Orchid, black cream, whitc sand, navy, Harding
blue and gray. SO inches wide. They make the
most bcwitchinS evening gowns.
DspArtmsnt-1fAn Floor
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03

r. Sodawsky, Of New y
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-03
Ahout Rheumatinn

(atism causes more pain and
kthan any other disease, for the
lat it is the most common Of all
is certainly gratifying to suf-
know that there IS a remedy
ford relief and make rest and
BILE. 1t is called ChGuberlain's
For sale by all dealers.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
RUSSIA MAY Be
DEVELOPED BY
b|GF|NANC|ERS
Foreign Syndicate Has impress
sivs Plans to Rehabilitats
Nation, Says Germany.
By International New. Service.

LONDON. Oct. sl.-Tentatiye under
standings have been reached between
British, French, American, and Ger
man financiers for the creation OF a
gigantic International syndicate for the
exploitation OF Russia's natural re-
sources. It was learned by the Inter
national News Service today IN an ex'
elusive interview with Felix Deutsch.
manager OF Germany's greatest
corporation = the German General
Electric Company.
StiIl In Embryo.
Herr Deutsch came TO London TO
confer with British financiers and has
Just completed a series OF important
meetings. The scheme for exploitation
OF Russia's vast natural wealth upon
an international scale has been
fostered for two years by. Herr
Deutsch and Walter Rathenau, Ger
many industrial magnate and former
minister OF reconstruction In the Ger
man cabinet.
"Although the scheme is still In the
idea stages, definite steps are expected
within the next six weeks, said herr
Deutsch today. premier Lloyd
George recognizes that reconstruction
of Russia Is necessary TO the recon.
struction of Europe Although not ali
of the members Of the British cabinet
have supported the premiers Russian
viewpoint, 1t Is indicated now that
Winston Churchill and other op-
ponents are now coming around 10
~. f~x,a n attitude
Herr Deutsch had long conference
with Mr.. Churchill, the secretary OF
State for Colonies.
Asked whether France would
participate in an international
syndicate Of which Germany was a
member, Herr Deutsch replied:
I'M. Loucheur F'rench minister Tor
liberated regions), was sounded out on
this subject and indicated that France
is willing to cooperate.
During the conferences in London
Herr Deutsch emphasized that q
Russian market must be created ior
German goods to enable Germany 10
dispose of her wares without Dump
ing them all into Allied countries
thus increasing the unempioymeh'
problem.
RUSSIA is the only country where
Germany can buy raw materials
cheaply and with advantages under
the monetary exchange rates., herr
Deutsch added. ''Unless somebody
buys and sells with Russia the chaos
in middle Europe must insvitapiy
continue"
Deutsch is a close friend OF Leonid
Krassin, the Bolshevik trade com
missioner, who Is handling the Rus
sian end of the proposed deal.
Belief was expressed In some quar-
ters that the Russian note OF frioay
has smoothed out the last obstacle
and there are hopes of rapid progress.
The Russian note promised the So
Wet would recognize the old Rus
sian foreign debts up to 1914 on con
dition that the Allied governments
recognize the Soviet government.
The Washington times., 1921-10-31
DEATH SETTLES
DIVORCE SUIT Of
DISCARDED WIFE
New York Surgeon Relieved ot
Necessity Of Answering
Complaint.

NEW YORK. Oct. 31.-The case of
Ida Hennen. complainant, against DIR.
William ID. Hennen was filed last
Wednesday in the county clerk o
office. But the case will never be
called. Death has INTERVIEWED and set
tied the case out of court e-@ *h-~
Three days before her papers were
filed Ida Henpen died. When asked
for a statement at his sanitarium, 1913
West Seventy-fifth street, as to
whether he would fight his wife's
suit, DIR. Hennen answered as IL the
voice of fate were speaking through
his lips.
Hardly. Mrs. Hennen died three
days ago."
DIR. Hennen is a prominent surgeon.
He Is a well.known figure In club.
social. liteSary and musical circles. He
had been married fifteen years. Ac-
cording to close friends of the family.
Mrs. Hennen's practical mind and
energy had been of incalculable aid
to the surgeon in his success.
DIR. Hennen said he had asked his
wife to get a divorce, because he is in
love with another woman. He would
not tell her name.
DR.. Hennen, in discussing his wife's
suit for divorce, incidentally said:
Ine ages ana Viewpoints VI "oiicii
are interesting. The viewpoint of a
woman changes completely at the age
of -twenty-eight, again at thirty-five
and again at forty-five>
There is romance and blindness
and Illusion that gradually vanishes
by the time she reaches twenty eight.
But children and the maternal spirit
tide her over until she Is about thirty.
five. Then she begins to look at facts
and calculate calmly on life and to
take what she wants.
"If her husband suits her, very well;
IL not, a dance, the man who does suit
her and cocktails will precipitate the
difficulty into a real trouble.
Then, at forty-five, comes the time
when a woman loses lot of her inde-
pendence, for she is not the woman
of power that she was before. She
will often prove dangerous element
when the slightest difficulty arises on
the scene of her marital life.
"In society some statistics have been
compiled that show that the average
husband doesn't remain in love with
his wife after three months"