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attraction at the Aldine Theatre.
Market and Eighth streets. there is
enough fun and melody to satisfy
even the most discriminating taste.
It is one OF those rollicking extrava-
ganzas. that. despite the fact that It
is tabloid in form. keeps the audi
ence in a futter OF good humor from
start to finish.
Eight very talented young women
dance and sing, while the comedy
is taken care OF by two capable fun
makers. Liletta and Company. in
"a Breath OF Hawaii" furnish a col
orful and highly enjoyable bit OF en-
tertainment. II features Hawaiian
dances and songs, with the usual
ukulele accompaniment. Lyle and
Emerson win favor with their laugh
provoking sketch. 1T Happens
Every Day" Gerald Griffith makes
a decided hit with his Irish songs;
Herman and Clifton have a number
OF new songs, interspersed with com
edy sayings and Leon and Mitzi are
daring equilibrists.
The feature picture. Cheated
Hearts," offers Herbert Rawlinson
the best opportunities OF his screen
career. It tells the story OF mans
fight against a weakness for drink.
lin his struggle, he becomes involved
in a thrilling romance on the Mo
iroccan desert. He wins out after a
bitter fight. and incidentally, his
victory carries with 1t the love OF a
splendid girl.
Mr.. Rawlinson has such fine artists
as Marjorie Daw, Doris Fawn. Anna
Lehr and Bertram Crassby in his
support.
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MISS HART SEES y
ELLIS ISLAND

Miss Helen Hart OF the Amer
icanization Committee OF Delaware
Service Citizens. has returned from
New York. where she spent one day
visiting Ellis Island with her uncle.
Albert Bushnell Hart, professor OF
Government at Harvard University.
Miss Hart was particularly I'M
pressed with the sanitary conditions
Evening journal., 1922-02-10

in the weeks revival services
to be held at Scott NJ. =. Church.
Seventh and Spruce streets. COM
mencing February 10. Arrangements
for the services will be made at a
meeting in the church az 7 80 o'clock
this evening. The Rev. r. J. sard.
pastor. will preside at the meeting.
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sCorr RFvIvAL MrrTTNcs.

The Mackey sister. well known
evangelical singers. who are now
assisting az large revival meeting
in Syracuse. N. Y. will take part
Evening journal., 1922-02-10
AT THE QUEEN

The sixth Anniversary OF the Queen
Theatres existence as an important
factor in the amusement circles OF
this city, will be celebrated next
week. The occasion is one befitting
the presentation OF a stupendous
photoplay production. and such has
been secured IN Cecil B. DeMille's
Saturday night"
Saturday Night is a narrative OF
life in a big city. The oft-read fairy
like romance OF wealth welded 10
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'sTHE FAMoUs Mrs. FATRv

AAAAA II AA1AO1H AtAAA's # aNAAA
Whatever Henry Miller and
Blanche Bates do is done with artis-
try and distinction.
Both artists have given many ex-
pressions OF their superlative en-
dowments. but never. Il is said, have
they clothed their respective crea-
lions with such discriminating artis-
try as they do in THE Famous Mrs
Fair" which will be their Offering
at the Playhouse on February "a
and IS, with a Wednesday matinee.
"The Famous Mrs. Fair Is an in
innate glimpse into the domestic
life Of an American family, whose
home circle consists OF the father.
mother, son and daughter. Mrs. Fair
has just returned from four years
service abroad as a reconstruction
worker, and has been decorated,
feted. idolized and sought after by
lecture bureaus until size loses the
proper perspective OF her domestic
life. At this moment, she accepted
a tempting offer to undertake a lee
ture tour to narrate her experiences
abroad; and again she leaves her
home without maternal head. This
time. however, a designing, though
fascinating. widow captivates her
husband; undesirable companions
induce her daughter. TO become a
frequenter OF cabarets and ques-
tionable resorts; and her son forms
an alliance with a young woman un-
known 10 his family. So, when she
returns from her lecture tour. she
discovers that her own home re-
quires more reconstruction work
than the sector OF France she has
so recently left
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FIELD M1NsrREIss

The sweetest Singers that the na-
ton has produced are the balladists
Of minstrelsy. This favorite form OF
stage entertainment enjoys the fame
OF producing more famous singers
and comedians than any other
theatrical medium in existence and
tho galaxy OF BRILLIANT singers on
concert stage. musicas comedy, light
opera. and even grand opera. in
clude many famous song-birds wko
date their first vocal honors to the
minstrel stage.
: Al. G. Field Minstrels enjoy the
reputation Of possessing some OF the
most magnificent vocal talent on
tho stage today II is a peculiar fact
that Mr. Field has been able to hold
together a band OF the most brilliant
: comedians dancers and singers that
has ever made noteworthy a single
organization. When Il Is taken into
! account that a majority OF his play
ers have been with him for many
years. the explanation OF the con-
tinuing and ever growing merit OF
the production is at once apparent.
The Al. C. Field Minstrels has
many splendid singers on its roll. in
: Guiding the famous Welsh tenor
Jack Richards; Billy Church. blesi
with the most silvery OF high tenorsi
Harry Frillman. basso profundo'
Leslie Berry. p. r. Grover. ollie ELL
wood, s. b. Puckett, Barry O'Terry
vern Knepper Edwin Jones. and
many others.
The show will appear in this city
three days, starting February 1s
with a Saturday matinee.
Evening journal., 1922-02-10
GOOD HUM0R GALORE
IN 'HANKY PANKY''

In 'Hanky Panky.- the headline
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-12
Pf6ximO debut de Ia
C0mpa1fa SOTia-SiciIia

Acaban de celebrar un contrato
los empresarios del teatro America,
sefiores Crosas y Co., con ell represen
tante de la magnifol Compaiiia de
zarzuelas, comedias v var iete3
"Soria Sicilia", donde fguran las no
tables artistas de reconocida fanYl,
Isabel Soria, soprano hgera y exqui
sta pianista asimismo la graciosa,
gentil v bellisima canzonetista anda
luza, Paquita Stella, verdaderamen-
te estrella de las tonadillas.
Dicha companfa, que procede de
los principales teatros de Espafln,
Mejico, Argentina, Brasil, Cuba, y
ultimamente de Santo Domingo, ha
tenido en- todas parties grandes y re-
sonantes exitos.
" Viene como maestro director de or
questa el sefor Pablo Absalon Pc
rez, como director de escepa, el
gran actor E. Carredano, esposo de
la eminente soprano. Isabel Soria.
FL repertoire de esta compania
es immense e inagotable, presentan-
do cada noche 0lrzuelas, comedias,
n1meros de conciertos y couplets, I'll
timos estrenos de Madrid.
Dicha compafiia llegara Puerto
Rico, ell 18 del corriente, Y debuta-
ra en- el teatro America, ell vierncs
21 de este mismo mes, con un progra
ma muy suggestive attractive.
Seg1n nos informan, los empreal
rios Crosas Y Co., han alberto un abo
no para funciones por la cantidad
de $3.50 la butaca, las funciones,
que es un precio verdaderamente a
la altura de la situaci6n.
Ell abono las 6 funciones quedara
cerrado el viernes 21, las doce del
dia, Sc suplica n toda persona que
desee abonarse, Sc dirija a la En-
presa, para reservar con tempo sus
localidades.
San Juan, Santurce y Rio Piedrls
estan de placemes, pues, la tempora
da que nos reserva la Compa1fa de
zarzuelas, "Doria Sicilia", promote
ser esplendida, y no dudamos que el
coliseo de II Marina, Sc vera todas
las noches invadido por un publico
numeroso.
No vacilamos en- recomendar al p1
blico IN Compania "Soria Sicilia".
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LA AsoCIACIoN DE PADRES
DE FAMILIA DE SALINAS

Ell jUeves siete de los corrientes fue-
ron invitados por los maestros escola-
Ies Y ell senior Guillermo Arroyo todos
los padres de familia de esta localidad
a fin de constituir en- esta, la Association
de Padres de Familia cuyo fin sera pro
teger proporcionarle libros aquellos
nifios que carezcan de recursos para in
g1issar en- la Escuela Superior que i'm
plantara este Municipio el afio proximo.
Seran miembros de esta asociaci6n to-
dos aquellos padres que contribuyan con
una Quota de no menos de diez centavos,
de acuerdo con la situaci6n pecuniaria
de cada padre.
La directiva que regira esta asocia-
ci6n fue electa en- la siguiente forma:
Presidente, Guillermo Arroyo. vice pre-
sidents, Leopoldo Morera; auditor, Artu
ro Godreau; secretaria, Paulita G. Pla
tet, vocales, Palmira Marquee, Jose
V9lez Juan Paravisini.
El acto result6 muy brillante, siendo
los padres obsequiados con ell soberbio
drama de la casa ''Pathe' "Mujer
Enigma. Hicieron uso de la palabra
: Guillermo Arroyo Rafael Modesto, los
cuales explicaron los concurrentes en-
breves palabras el proposito de dicha
asamblea.
Esta asociaci6n fu6 iieada por nuestro
amigo y jefe local de la policia insular
GuillCrmo Arroyo, hombre dispuesto
siempre para ayudar al progreso de nues
tro terrufo.
Ell afio pr6ximo aqueilos niaos po-
bres que Sc graduen podran continuar
sus estudiOs de Escuela Superior y no
careceran de esa instruction secunda-
ria, de la que muchos (particularmente
en- esta poblaci6n) Sc han visto priva-
dos de ella pOr falta de recursos.
So H. x.
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PRoHIBIDo FUMAR
A LAS MUJEREs

Por equivocaci6n del Secretario del
Municipio de la ciudad de Nueva York,
ell dia veintiocho de MARIO la policia
en- todos los restoranes Y sitios publ
cos empezo a prevenir las damas que
estaba prohibido fumar por una nueva
ordenanza frmada por ell Alcalde Hy-
Ian de la ciudad. El hecho cause eierto
estado de inquietud al principle, pero
al otro dia, al investigarse ell hecho
,por los miembros del Concejo Munici-
pal, sucedi6 que ell Alcalde habia fir
mado la orden debido una eeuivoca-
ci6n de su secretario, pues la ordenan-
"a no lego pasar en- la Ultima session.
Las multas que anunciaba la poicia Sc
rian impuestas, eran de cinco a-veinti-
cinco d6lares diez dias de carcel a dis
erection del tribunal. Los dueios de ho-
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INGLATERRA

Propietario: Jose D. Rodriguez.
Tanca No. 5. Telefono 800, San
Juan, Puerto Rico. Situado en- una
de las Princip les Gales, cerca del
Tren Y del Teatro, proximo los
Muelles, contiguo al Correo y denas
Edifcios Federales. Buen trato. Ser
vicio excelente. Sc sirven Comidas a
domicilio. Sc admiten abonados
precios corrientes.
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UN IMPoRTANTE DEsFALco

JERSEY CITY, marzo.-Los fondos
del acueducto de esta ciudad han sido
desfalcados por la cantidad de setenta y
seis mil, novecientos treinta y seis do
lares cincuenta y dos centavos, de acuer
do con un informe> presentado por un
investigator de cuentas FL Procurador
Garvin manifesto que en- la pr6xima Sc
mana presentaria el case ante ell Gran
Jurado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-12
ER1L1ANTE BoDA EN- cABo RoJo

Antesnoche contrajer1n matrimonio
En- Cabo Rojo, ell quito e intehgorte
professor don Manuel Nazario Tranquil
y la bella sugestiva sodcritl Almina
Garcia COmas, pertenecientss ambos 10
vents "a la alto sociedad de aquel
pueblo.
La boda Sc celebr6 Ell ia niocada de
10 novia ante ell Juez don Francisco
Montalvo Guenard.
~ Los invitados al acto fueron obse-
Quiados esplendidamente los novios
recibieron numerosos regalcs dc sus
amigos.
Enviamos los felices Gasposados to
IA ciase de venturas en- su nuevo
estado.
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HOTELES
CENTRAL

Edificio construido expresamente
para Hotel, modsrnamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con ba-
no, telefono, timbres y cuanto re-
ouiere ell moderno comfort. Plan
Europeo. Restaurant la carta. Te-
lefonos: 381-1144. Box 1862, San
Jose, Plaza Principal, San Juan,
Puerto Rico.
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A us 0

Sc aVisa a los suscritores de
EEL ANCORA" que la Junta de
Directories acordo apIazar la
Asamblea General anunciada
para ell dla 2 de AbriI hasta ell 7
de Mayo con ell fin de estudiar
mas detenidamente los proyec-
tos que Sc presentaran.
Advt
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-04-12
UN MINISTRo ITALIANo DE
PASo PoR SAN JUA

En- ell vapor de turistas "Megantic'
que lego tiltimamente San Juan, VII
ia ell sefior G. Catalini y su esposa, II
nistro, aquel, de Italia en- Venezuela.
Ell sefior Catalini Sc dirige Estadc
Unidos, donde ha vivido muchos afio
Su esposa es una distinguida dana ann
ricana, natural de Washington.
En- Italia ell sefior Catalini es un a
two politico, que, durante la guerr
supo prestarle muy importantes serv
clos a su pals.
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LA CAFETERIA
CARIBE

Situado en- el coBlzon de la ciudad.
PERI ctamente acondicionado con to-
dos los adelantos modernos: Ascen-
sor, Telefonos, Timbres, Magnifcas
hab;taciones con bano privado y efec-
tos sanitarios. Especial comfort plra
familias y viajantes. Precios mode
radios.
Tel6fonos 484 Y 1909, P. 0. Box BOG.
Gale de San Francisco, No. "a.
San Juan, P. r.
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teles sitios pdblicos tambien seria|
castigados. La ordenanza fu6 leida
todos los. miembros de la pohcia par
su cumplimiento. El hecho fue coments
do.
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men IN different parts Of Loudot
and made no secret Of It, nothing
would be said. People would know
! was rather a shameless lot, my
little ways would be an open secret
but nothing would be said. ]
should be received everywhere.
But I'm thought 10 have brought
one woman into my house and I'm
banned. I'm unspeakable.
"Do you SCI, l;apgood? Do YOU
see? The conventions are all right,
moral. sound, excellent admirable
but to save their own face there's
9 blind side to them. a shut-eyo
5lGc, Heep that ?lae Of tnem ana
you're all right, They'll let you
alone. They'll pretend thcy don't
SEQ sou But como out ard stand
In front Of them and they'll d0yGur
you, They'll smest and griAd and
devour you, Hapgood. They're
deYouring me.
That's where they've go: RE
in their jaws, Harkood; AltI where
they've got Ettle In their jaws is
Just precisely again on a bIinu,
shut-eye sIde-Ihey're rightly
based, they're absolutely Just, you
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KNIGHTS IEMPLAR
AT EASTER SERVICE

seyenty-aye knights Templar In.
full uniform attended Easter ser
vices last night In accordance With
the annual custom. On this occa-
sion, the knights attended divine
services at Christ Episcopal
Church. The rector, the Rev, 4.
s. Towson, a member Of Crusade
commandery Of Fairmont, deliver
ed the address.
In his address, Mr.. Townson
traced the early history Of the
Templars and how they guarded
the pilgrimages to the holy sepul.
chre. He referred the crusadOs
and the early chivalry that Is asso-
ciated with the Knights Templar.
He also explained the cardinal vir-
tues OF the order and for what It
stands. The regular evening
prayer service Of the Episcopal
Church was used.
The members assembled at the
asylum In Masonic Temple at Z
o'clock and marched to the church
in a body.
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DOCTORS CLAIMED RECOVERY
WAS ALMOST A MIRACLE!
Woman Facing Certain Death from Nervous
Disorder Discovers Remedy in Time

Nervous disorders are on the
increase. Men and women
compelled to go out into the,
world to battle for a living
quite often neglect / their
health to such an extent that
. breakdown is the inevitable
result.
Such neglect j, criminal. In
many instances it leads to
fatal consequences. When
you have moody spells, feel
depressed, begin to have dis
taste for business or social
duties, when YOU cannot
sleep at night-these are sure
signs OF nervous ailments and
should be checked.
NNsfss
Read below Of the experience
ofone woman who, according
TO her own testimony, was
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Mrs. Elliott Springer and little
son Paul are in the city. Master
Paul has been very Ill the last three
weeks and was brought here for
medical treatment.
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facing death, but who for.
tunately discovered the right
remedy in time, and which
brought her back to health
and normal strength:
Miss Rena B. Grassland,
Kempt, Queens Co, N. S.,
writes: Il feel it a duty as
well as 2 privilege, to tel.
Of the wonderful benefits /
derived from the use Of Dr..
A. w. Chase's Tonic Pills.
In March, 1917, / had
anaemia Of the bKain and
tho mental and physical
suHering1 endured is inde-
scnbable. Ihad treatment
from three doctors, and for
twelve days was uneon-
scious; while for three
months l was fed and cared
for like an infant. My
mother was SO anxious for
me to use Dr.. A. w.
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TroubIe Leads
To Serious Ills
Blsod Filter q t1o Roay b Sopres
~ tafeetioa

BiliousneSs is = sure sign Of liver
trouble-and any arrangement Of
the liver 10 likely b lead 10 serious
il not fatal results. Torpid liver
means "bile poison" in the blood
a dangerous condition. II you have
pains under the left Ehoelder blade,
coated tongue, tickle appetite, pale,
muddy complexion, or attacks Of
headache, your liver is probably az
fected. Read this strong endorse
ment from MI. ]. W. Strawheeksr,
1908 Hunter ST., Harrisburg, Pa:
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haf 70 eontsHa essr my ttdhiTS m. NJ liver Nas y
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EaMedtJ that tstA. ny NE. Today ] an . RVSE
ksalthy man. eaWsie regular. kttasys sad hssT 10
- senSlh@. snA have > Fsaa ssSt snd Spispdh
Dr.. A. W. caase's remedies can
be obtained at any frat class drug
store. 70 be shre Of Eetting the
genuine, soc that portrait and sig
nature Of A. N. Chase, MD, are
on each. box. This trade mark 10
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EAST SIDE
:-:NEWS;-:


MSStA ms EVENING
A general meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid Society Of the Diamond Street
n. 3, Church will be held this eve.
ming at the church. A report from
each division Is expected at this
meeting.
Division No. 1 OF the society viii
meet on Thursday evening at the
church.
Division 2 will have an import
ant meeting Tuesday evening at the
home Of Mrs. y. A. Grose In Pitts.
burgh avenue.
MeElfresh Class,
7, The McEltresh Glass OF the Dia.
mond Street Sunday School will Ell.
terrain the members OF the H. II
Rose Class and their wives on Fri.
day evening In the social rooms OF
the church. An enjoyable evening
is anticipated.
Personals.
Mr.. and4Mrs. Ira Smouse and III.
tie son, Ira, Jr., OF Watson, spont
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. j, F,
Alackwood in Stevens street,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles White c.
Elkins street, have returned from
a weeks visit with the latter's par.
ents, Mi. and Mrs. j.. c. Debolt, at
Hundred.
Mr., and Mrs. Julian stealey Of
Phiilppi are visiting relatives 10
the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. D. Holt Of Hay
mond street have returned from L
short stay at Philippi.
Mrs. M. A. Whiteman OF Shinns
ton and Mrs, Helen Little Fleming
Of Slstersville are guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. ]. L. Little in state street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Dlffendufter
Of Canonsburg, Pa, and Miss Marie
Barnes, a teacher In the Wheeling
schools spent Easter Sunday with
their mother and sister, Mrs. LO,.
f. Barnes and Miss Marguerite
Barnes, at Edgemont, Mrs. Diffen.
dutfer will spend the week with her
mother and other relatives here.
Misses Epha Prunty and Eve
Springer. teachers in the Morgan,
town schools, spent the weekend
at their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Artie Collins of Gyp,
sy were weekend guests OF the lat,
ter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ]. NJ
Smith in State street.
Mrs. r, M. Watkins of Maryland
avenue will entertain the Needle.
workers Club on Thursday after
noon.
Mrs. Elliott Springer and little
son Paul IRE in the city. Master
Paul has been very III the last three
weeks and was brought here for
medical treatment.
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on the bsd Win spapes,lnhtsh ansl
'gibbsring Just EibberinK. wa
Ills VIC mad$ was she craxys
70 be guilty Of 4 thing Ike
that? He capable OF q beastly thing
like that? A vile, hideous, sordid
intrigue with Q girl employed In
his own house? Ettie! His wife TO
believe that? An u%pgpeakable.
beastly thing like that! He tried
to show me with his finger the
words on the paper. His finger
shaking all over the thing. Hap
good. Hapgood, DO you see this
vile, obscene word hare? / guilty
OF that? My wife, Mabel thing me
capable OF that3 Adulterer! Adult.
terer! My God, my God. adulterer!
The word makes me sick. The
very word Is like poison In my
mouth. And ] am to swallow Il.
1t 10 to be me, my name, my title,
my brand. Adulterer. Adulterer!"
II tell o old mani tall YOU
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can't gainsay them. III. 10 save
their face, again they're iudomtt-
ably blind and deaf to tho llideous
crueltlcs III their application. They
L" an we'll. They rause the nluS:
ftishiill suffering the most fright.
.fll tragedies, but they wont IuIK
at them, they wont think Of them,
they won't speak OF them! they
mean we'll
odd Sabre put his head in his
hands. He might have been pra! :
ing.
with that he went back 10 ali
that stuff | told you he told me
when I was down with him last
month, He said, his face nil pink
his skin, he said, "Hapgood,
I've got the secret. I've got the
key to the riddle that's been pug
cling M all my life. Light more
light. Here It is: God is-love
Not this, that, nor the other. that
the intelligence revoits at, and pats
aside, and goes away. and goes Of.
hungerIng, %hungerinE and unsatis
fled; nothing like that; but Just
this: plain for a child, clear as
daylight for grown intclligs nee :;
God-is-loYe. Listen to this, Hap
good: HE that .dwslleh In love
dwelleth In God and God in him;
for God Is love-" Ecstasy. Hap
good, e~cstasyI"
III
when I saw him again was
about three O'clock, aud I walked
right into the middle Of tho de-
velopment that has pretty we'll let
the roof down on him.
"FIe was in the lobby, No one
else there. Only a man who just
been speaking to him and who lett
him and weEt out as I came In.
Sabre had two papers In his
hands. He was staring. al them
and you'd ha' thought from his face
he was staring at a ghost. They
were divorce papers. The citation
and petition papers that have to b.
served personally. Divorce papers.
His wife had Instituted dlvnrSQ
proceedings against him. Naming
the girl, Effie.
"Yes you can whistle. He was
knocked out. I got him up to his
room. 1t was pretty awful. He sat