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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-06-08
Granitewear
Specialties

In the Bargain Basement
one big counter overload
ed with miscellaneous
lots and odd pieces
worth as high as triple
the price asked. On sale
69c. A mere idea of
what you may buy at the
above low price: Tea ket
ties, IA quart Stew pots,
IA quart Dish pans, etc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
u. S. PAYS firm $4,000
FOR TAKING 0YER|TS LAND
Old Abandoned Water Resort
Stockholders Win Suit Against
Government.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch


NORFOLK, VA. April li.--Stock
of the old Vue de. LEau Company.
which abandoned development OF a
water resort ut Pine Beach in 1874.
VIII bring its owners s37.C5O from
tho government as compensation for
by the government In 1917. when the
suit Instituted In the Circuit Court
by Joseph Grice is disposed Of.
The suit is entitled Joseph Grice.
who sues for himself and other stock :
holders OF the Vuc de L'Eau Company,
against the We dc L'Eau Company.
receiver 1? asked to WIND up the
affairs OF the company and dispose
OF its property. $4,000 which is al
ready available. and which is to he
paid to the owners OF the land in
volvcd when they are asccrtained
This action is TO ascertain the own
ers by bringing forth the stock =
holders.
Mr.. Gricc says that the company
was chartered by the Corporation
Court. OF Norfolk December !. 1869.
for the purpose of establishing q
watering place: about 400 acres nj
in lots which were sold. Stock was
sold at SIS a share and George w.
Gricc. father Of plaintiff, was own
cr OF 100 shares. which came to de-
PENDANT with the estate. Other stock
owners are unknown to plaintiff. who
says all the officers and directors OF
the company have been dead many
years.
The company assigned al! it's prop
crty By deed to James y. Leigh and
Theodore 5. Garnett. trustees. Jan
uary 2. 1873, except three acres which
the company held as prize los
These prize lots" were never sold or
in any way disposed OF. plaintiff says.
and remain the property Of the COM
pany. which he asserts is still a
legal entity end existing corporation
ana 80. owner of the three acres
when they were taken over by the
United States in 1917.
The officers and directors of the
Vuc dc L'Eau Company were George
w. Gr!ce. president: William Lamb
treasurer; Marshall Parks, secretary
T.. c. Lindsey. Washington Reed, "
d. Groner and II. S. Nicely.
Z. 4. +. Wells is attorney foI
nlaintiff.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15

TO NAME CANDIDATES At
NORFOLK c. 0. P. SESSION
Nominations VIII Be Made For All
Offices in November
Election.
Especial to The Times Dispatch. ]

lSpecial to The Times Dispatch
hARRlSONBURG, VA. Ar7il IL
Candidates for all Offices to be filled
NJ the next November election will
DC nominated at tho Republican state
convention. to be held in Norfolk
July II. according TO call sent out
Yesterday to "ali Republican city and
county chairmen" by Charles a. Ham
mer. secretary of the Republican State
executive committee. with headquar-
tors here.
Tho nominations will Include cam
didates for Governor. Lieutenant'iov-
ernor. Attorney General. Secretary Of
the Commonwealth Superintendent of
pubiic instruction. member of the
State Corporation Commission. and
sncn other officers ns arc 10 be elect
ed By the state at large I'm the cleo
lion to be held November 8. the state
mcnt said.
According to the announcement
congressional districts as follows:
First, So; Second. -: Third CT:
Fourth, 20; Fifth: los: sixth. ~;
Seventh. l0s: Eighth. 65; Ninth. 2+3,
and Tenth, 81.
a "woman's division of the Rcpub-
lean party in Virginia" will he or
Eanizcd at the coming convention. the
statement declares. for the purpose
or giving the women Of Virginia rep
rcsentation on the state executive
state. city and county committees
IL is suggested by the State commit
tee that equal representation I'm the
sclcction of delegates and alternat es
be given the women" and that Il
"woinan's organization be effected for
tho several cities ana counties of the
State"
All county and city committees are
directed. by the cali. to arrange for
conventions, mass-mcctinEe or nri-
| marics for the purpose Of sr.cctinR
delegates to the State convention. and
that particular care be exercised In
providing all delegates and alter
mates with properly drafted crcden-
tials which must be Forwarded to
the state secretary ii least ten days
before the d.tc fixed for the con-
/ ventio-."
IT, call bears the names of Jo-
scr. l.. Crupper, of Big Stone Gap,
state chairman, and Of Charles a..
Hammer. Or Harrlsonburg, State sec
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
R0TARiANS SAIL FOR ALL
DAY TRIP ON "MARYlAND"

Especial To The Times -Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, April 4.--BuHincss
OF the conference completed, Rotn-
rians of the Seventh District. which
embraces North and South Carolina
and Virginia. spent today on the
Elizabeth River and Hampton Roads
They visited the navy yard. Fort Nor
folk. Crancy Island. the mammoth
coal piers. Old Point and Newport
News. The Ro;arians sailed for the
all-day trip aboard the steamer
Maryland. after they had made an In
spcc;ion of the navy yard, 10 which
they were taken on naval bar1es.
The water trip cxned at p. NJ.
after the party returned from New
port News. where the shipyard was
the chief point OF interest.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
BIRTHS IN PETERSBURG
FAR EXCEEDS THE DEATHS
Not Single Case OF Typhoid Fever
or Smallpox in
City.
Especial to The Times.Dlspatchl

lopeciil 10 Inc llfncS-DlSpatch.l
PETERSBURG, APRIL i-Births
In this city during the past thirty
days far exceeded deaths during tho
same period. White births outnum-
bered those among the co!ored popu-
lation. while The majority of the new
corners were boys. according. TO
hgurcs OF the health department..
Deaths among the coiored popuIa-
ton outnumbcred those among The
white residents. while more females
than males died during the past
month.
During the past month eighty
three births were recorded. while
hfty-onc persons died. or the num-
Der OF births forty-four were males
and thirty-nine females
AT present there is not a single case
OF typhoid fever In the city where
no residents OF the city have died
from this disease II the past eighteen
months. Three deaths occurred last
year. but they wer" brought here for
treatment from the surrounding coun-
ties. No smallpox now exists in the
city. although one case was reported
In January. Several cases are report
ed In the vicinity of Blackstone.
where = scare over the dread malady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
BEAVER DAM POST-OFFlCE
ROBBED BY YEGGMEN

Especial 10 The Times Dispatchl
ASHLAND, VA. April li.-Postal
inspectors from Richmond and county
officials today arc on the trail OF
burglars who made an unsuccessful
attempt last night to blow the safe
In the bank at Beaver Dam and loot
the postoffice, located in the same
building. Discovery OF the attempt
~as made this morning. according to
report reaching here. and inspectors
were dispa tched Immediately TO view
the scene of tho attempted robbery
and institute search for the perpetra-
tors. Whether it was lone hand or
small gang concerned in the burg
larry has not yet been definitely ascer-
tanned. The safe was somewhat dam
aged. but the lock held and entrance
10 its contents could not be effected
small amount was stolen from the
postofIice. 1t is said that the Job
showed evidence of rather inexperi-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
DR.. FREEMAN TO SPEAK
AT PACKARD MEMORIAL

BLUE RIDGE. VA. April 14-Un-
der the auspices Of the y n. c. A.
OF the Medical College of Virginia
DR.. Douglas Freeman. editor Of the
News Leader. viii hold memorial
service tomorrow night in honor OF
Henry sawyer Packard. who died n
nights
The deceased was n member OF the
sophomore class OF the school o.
dentistry. 4 paper has been prepared
by his classmates to be read at the
service. and seats have been reserved
for this class. which will attend in
"a body. There Will be Il musical pro-
gram rendered by members Of the
student body.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
.BANKHEAD ROAD MEN
URGE FEDERAL FUNDS
Convention Will he Held Next
Week I'm Green's
DOrO, n.

joint meeting OF the Bankhead
National Highway Association and
the United states Good Roads Assoc
citation VIII be held IN Greensboro.
y. G.. next week, beginning Friday.
large delegation OF Eirginans IS
expected to be present to participate
in the discussions. The meeting Is:
expected TO pass strong resolutions
indorsing Federal aid for state ronhs
and TO extend the provisions o. the
Bank head la~ for several years.
Among those Invited 10 speak are
state Highway Commissioner George
j.. Coleman. Mrs. J. Allison Hodges.
Mrs. @. T.. W. Kern. Mrs. -. y. Mum
ford. Mrs. y. Scott Parish. Mrs. T..
Milford Crutchtield and Nrs. Thomas
s. Whoclwright. United States Scna-
Tor Claude 4. Swanson and Repre-
sentative y. j. Montague have been
invited to make addresses
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
TEACHERS CONFERENCE TO
GIVE CHILDREN HOLIDAY
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Especial to The Times Dispatch
NORFOLK. VA April I4-Tbcrc
VIII be no school in Norfolk or Ports
mouth tomorrow. as all the teachers
Will be attending the Underwater dis
trict conference OF the State Teachers
association. in Woodrow Wilson High
School. Portsmouth. The conference
opened with session tonight at
which DR.. S. c. Mitchell, of Unlvcr-
sity of Richmond; DIR. C. Q. Ferguson.
of University of Virginia.: President
\. b. Chandler. of Fredericksburg
Normal, and DR.. X. J. Eokc. dean Of
William and Mary. were speakers.
Five department and two general
sessions VIII be held tomorrow
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
TOBACCO DRYING PLANT IN
ROCKY MOUNT DESTROYED
IDy Associated Press. ]

ROCKY MOUNT, y. O.. April H.
with an approximate loss Of 100000
the greater part Of which was bright
leaf tobacco in storage. the big pria-
cry and steam drying plant OF tho
II. S. McDearInan Tobacco Company
which started shortly before 10
o'clock yesterday. The fire from
the four-story structure was aided
by high wind and for n while the
firemcn had great difficulty IN pre-
venting It's spread To other tobacco
plants. The w. r.. Fenncr tobacco
company's warehouse caught FIRE, but
the flames were extinEuished with
only slight damage. No estimate OF
insurance has yet bcea made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
BRITISH STRIKE TIES UP
SHIPPING AT NORFOLK
Many Cargoes OF Tobacco. Booked
for English Ports, Arc
Cancelled.
SpecinI to Th. Timc..Diy,

I2TeGdII 20 Tic TImes- DIspatch.
NORFOLK. VA. April li.-Labor
difficulties In Great Britain arc a,fac; .
ing shipping in Norfolk Already
number OF cargo bookings. especial
~ on shipments of tobacco for Brit
ism ports. has been Cancelled, and AT
iea as, one sailing has been postponed
The Cancelled sailing was thai 10.
day OF the steamship New YORK CITY
from Norfolk for Bristol. Cancella-
ton was by G. a. Reinhardt. manager
mere OF the international Mercantile
Marine lines.
Shipping interests here believe that
II til" labor situation in Eng. and inn
proves within a short time the let
up in shipping from this por; 10 Eng
iish ports viii be brief. If the labor
trouble Is prolonged. they say, tho in
terruption TO business here viii be
serious.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
3 ARRESTED; STILL AND
LIQUOR SEIZED IN RAID

Especial to The Times Dispatch
PETERSBURG. April "a 100
gallon whisky still way seized ycFter-
day afternoon by Federal prohibition
agents in Dinwwddc County nc.r
Rcams station. 1t WAS learned here
today. Three men, two negroes and
white man. were taken into Gus
tody and were taken to Richmond
for hearing. a large quantity OF
corn whisky was also seized
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
GOVERNOR DAVIS SPEAKS
TO FARMERS At B0YCE
Guest OF Kenneth X. GiIpin, Candi-
date for Lieutenant Governor.
ConferS With Political Friends.

WINCHESTER. VA. Aprii IL
Governor Dav'e, who addressed a
lar;,e farmers meeting at Boyce to-
day. was the guest tonight OF Ken
meth y. Gilp!U, a candidate for the
Democratic nomination for f.Ieuten-
ant -Governor. ut "Kcn;mcrc' farm.
the latter's country place. near Boycc.
Governor Davis. who is expected to
h:' n candidate for United States SEN
ator Swanson's seat two years hence.
conferred with many OF his political
friends here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
CASE OF Ia MOB MEMBERS
WILL GO TO JURY TODAY
Icy Associated Press. ]

BRISTOL, TENN, April l4-Thc
case OF the fourteen men on trial at
JoncsOoro. Tenn, in connection with
the storming of the Washington Coun-
~ jail last October in an attempt to
seize negro prisoner will proba bl y.
pc placed before the jury tomorrow
afternoon.
Eight important Witnesses for the
defense were examined today. The
defense is ccntering its efforts in an
attempt to establish alibi6 for those
on trial. and is expected to rest it's
case about noon tomorrow, when the
arguments will begin.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
WYTHEVILLE BAR ENDORSES
KEGlEY FOR JUDGESHIP

Especial to The Times-Dispatch.l
WfTHEV1LLE. VA. April l4.--w
day unanimously Endorsed by tho
Wythevillc bar to succeed Judge Je-
ter G. Pritchard as judge OF the Unit
ed States Circuit Court. and have
started active work in his behalf.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Legion Initiate. Memhers.

MISUNDERSTANDING VA. April "a
Rockingham Post. No. 81, of tho
American Legion held It's first initi-
alton exercises Tuesday evening, with
special exercises and Chow" Ma
1or j. w. Morrison, Andrew Bell. sec
rotary of the Harrisonburg Chamber
OF Commerce, and I. p. Becry, cashier
of the National Bank. made adj
dresses. The former doughboys re-
ported that they went over the top
with one of the most enthusiastic
meetings In the history of the post
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Aviator Il. Called to Join coiors.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. April! IA.
Lieutenant NJ. =. Rowe, Jr., Of
MISUNDERSTANDING. of the Reserve Of
ficers' Training Department, for Fly
ing. u. S. A.. has received orders
TO report to Flight Surgeon of Air
Service at headquarters OF Third
CorDs Area, Fort Howard, Md. for
Immediate flying. after taking the
physical examination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Arrest Alleged ,Iousc nr.nker.

INUcCihI 10 TIC T!mts -Dlspl tch.
PETERSBURG, April Enlarged
with breaking into the home OF H..
Blount, at Chester. several days ago
and stealing a valuable shotgun. VIII
lie Arnos, colored. was arrested here
today and turned over to the ,Ches-
teriic!d authorities. The negro was
captured after chase down Syca-
more street, when he attempted to
pawn the stolen gun, which was re-
covered.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
e. =. No,ymnn Ia Dcnd.

HARRISONBURG, VA. April IT,
c. S. Bowman, aged SIS years. died
at his home ut Wheeling. w. Va.
yesterday morning. Mr.. Bowman was
born in Rockingham County and lived
in Harrisonburg with his family I'M
I'll h!s removal TO Wcet Virginia In
1912. where he was farmer. The
body viii be brought to lIarrisonbuTG.
where funeral services will be con-
Quoted Sunday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Contructors Get Road Loh.

FREDERICKSBURG VA. Apri! IL
The firm OF Rover & Rodgers.
contractors. Of this city. has bec,
awarded contract by the state q.
Maryland for constructing n connect
Ing link of concrete roadway In
Montgomery County. near Washing
ton; between Silver Spring and Burnt
Mills. 1t Is part OF the Mary
land concrete state Road project.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
NORFOLK "BLUES" BATTERY
WILL BE MUSTERED TODAY
Especial to The Times Dispatch I

Especial to The Times Dispatch.
NORFOLK. VA. April 1.-THE Nor
folk Light Artillery Blues Battery.
recently reorgnnized, with Captain
McChesney a. Jeffries as commanding
officer, will be mustered into tho Ma.
tional Guard of Virginia at the Blues
Armory. Lambert's Point. tomorrow
night. The mastering officer will be
Major Edwain Conquest, inspcctor-
general OF the State The batteries
present strength is fve officers and
nfty-onc men,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Iocntrs Alleged stolen Auto.

HARRiSONECRG. VA, Apr!l IL
Policeman w. G. Early last night To-
Gated m automobile which he asserts
Is identified as one stolen from Alex
andria. Va. last Thursday. The car
was found abandoned by the road
side near this city. The officer is
awaiting INSTRUCTIONS from Alex
apdria.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
DRY AGENTS DESTROY THREE
STILLS IN WAYNE COUNTY

GOLDSBORO. y. c.. April l4.-Rcv-
enue officer steele and Deputy Sheriff
Rhoads spent today IN Wayne Coun-
" In search of moonshine stills
Three stills were found and destroy
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
4. Turucr Vnncc Dies.

HARRISONBURG, VA. April IA.
Turner Vance, formerly OF Harrison
burg. died at his home 1T Manassas
Tuesday night of pneumonia. He
was SC years old and is survived by
his wife and six children. The body
VIII he brought to Harrisonburg.
where services will be conducted Fri
day.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
Mr.. Charlie. snIlndc Dics.

--Ncws has been received here OF the
death OF Mrs Charles Sallade. in VIII
Transport, Pa. on Saturday. She was.
before her marriage. Miss Betty Cur
rell. daughter OF thtc late BENJAMIN
T.. Currcll. OF this city. Her hus-
band formerly resided here.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15

GOLDSBORO y. G.. April li.--John
r. smith. lifc-long citizen Of Wayne
County. died AT his home here last
night age So. Mr.. Smith was sheriff
Of Wayne County for many years. lie
leaves widow. two sons and many
relatives
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-04-15
bristol ns~ uiean-,p Week

BRISTOL. VA. April li.-''ciean- up
week has been launched here Tn.
city has been divided into eight see
lions. and the city wagons will work
one day In each section.
The local Woman's Chamber of
cleanup campaign
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-24

ing, and tells of one case where the
German woman installed her cook
stove in a toilet room as the only
place she could cook In peace.
PInishments Too Light.
After the superlative hdjecuves
the German press for two years has
literally expended IN describing the
conditions in the French area, es-
pecially in the small towns where
colored troops have been quartered.
the attack against the American
forces seems a trifle ridiculous
The battle of the kitchen range
may be serious during the conflict:
but, after all. il is not as dreadful
as the official book OF atrocities
which the foreign office has given
out, in which not a single American
case is mentioned.
The Germania finds the American
punishments OF her soldiers too
light Only a few months ago an
other Berlin writer attacked the
CoblenZ Forces, declaring that in the
worst days Of Prussian militarism
the kaiser's officers had never dared
lay such severe sentences on SOL
diers as the American military
courts are melting out TO offenders in
the Rhine army.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-24
MeriCO Develops NetU
Artesidn Veil Supply

MEXICO CITY. Oct 24.-In adj
dition to great irrigation projects
involving the expenditure of mil
lions upon dams and artificial lakes.
Mexico is busted with the develop
ment Of artesian water.
Drills owned by the Mexican gov
eminent are being used in drilling
wells in various places and this
work will be continued until all
places needing water have il. The
drills were purchased in the United
States. and a first shipment of is
has been received and put into Op-
Grafton.
The government is drilling wells
at present only in places at which
water is badly needed. The idea is
to help in the development of small
settlements by furnishing a supply
OF water and also TO add TO the
health and comfort of the residents.
without this aid wells would not
be dug. because the people in many
places are too poor to meet the eX-
pense Of the work and II would be
impossible for them TO develop wa
ter with their unaided labor.
II is believed that. as the wells
multiply through the constant use
OF the drills. vast sections will be
made prosperous and productive.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-24
WILL SPEND MILLIONS
TO AID u. S. JOBLESS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Ex-
pend1ture of millions OF dollars Will
be authorizes by municipalities with
In the neot few weeks to aid in pro
viding jobs for the nations approx
matefy four million idle wage earn
ers, according to a statement issued
tonight by Col Arthur Woods. head
OF the Central agency Of the ma
uonal Unemployment conference.
Reports from the mayors of cities
IN all parts Of the country, Col.
Woods said, indicate that prompt
action has been taken TO make eff
fective the emergency meaures rec
commended by the conference with
the completion Of plans for the i'm
provement Of the sanitary conditions
OF cities. construction and improve
ment OF public works, and assign
ment of additional men to street
cleaning departments.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-24
MARY GARDEN NOT
TO MARRY UNTIL
1924, 50 SHE SAYS
Famous Grand Opera Singer
Gives Out Interesting
Interview.
BY ALICE ROLE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 24.-While the
future of grand opera in America
may rest more or less in the capable
hands of Mary Garden, she insists
that it must stand on its own merits.
And when Director Mary makes
this statement she refrs not only
10 vocal chords but to legs!
For Mary came right out and said
to me in a 1O-minute talk:
American women have the most
beautiful legs in the world! l hope
that shirts continue short and get
shorter, and the women all bob their
hair. Mine is bobbed,
And material for opera-the best
comes from America. 1 tried out
many voices abroad-but here is
where we will get the best always
now.
ITO what do 1 attribute that fact?
Well, the life -e. perhaps the eli
mate, but I w uld say the splendid
free life of the women. their glori-
Gus free will"
VIII Is Master.
do you believe that you can will
NOuAStAL q NO4CC e1ofAOl- ~
you interested in psychoanalysis? ?"
Il believe you can viii TO do any
thing you want-that you can con-
troll your own destiny.
Il haven't taken up psychoanaly-
sis because-weH, because 1 am
afraid Of IL You can believe in the
power OF the will to attain the re-
suits you want without psyche
analysis.
Yes. indeed, yes, have through
my will, arrived at what 1 am to-
day"
Miss Garden, radiant, full of plans
and ideas crossed shapely ankles
encased in white spats above patent
leather pumps.
over her straight-lined blue serge,
embroidered in Pompeian red, she
wore a gorgeous grey squirrel wrap.
over this, a stunning silves fox en-
circled her throat. On her head
was a small, black. felt turOan with
a crown of red and black wings
On her wrists were many brace
let's, in her ears were huge pendant
pearls and in her hand was a cane
with a Ife-Hke greyhound's head
for a handle.
Marriage? Tra-la!
Marriage? NOnsenSei 1 have
no time to think Of such frivolous
things. And how fippantly mar
rage is regarded! BY the way, who
has been divorced since 1 sailed"
Told that the McCOrmicks, sup
=.
Company. were living under sepa-
rate roofs, she said:
THAT doesn't mean anything.
why, if I had a husband, I'd live
under a separate roof, and only let