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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

Ster go 10 see his children. and she
c"'ne to live with him within few
blocks from where they and wife No. 1
lived
Mr. Brewster said: Mrs. Brewster
No. made things pretty hard for me-
She would not allow me to mention
Mrs. Brewster No. to her. Neither
could any reference to my three chill
dren pass my lips. Mrs. Brewster No.
> was n monopolist. She could not
understand how I could love my chill
dren.
II was never permitted TO entertain
any Of my children by Mrs. brewster
No. 2 in my home at Lynbrook.
Everything must be for Mrs. Brewster
No. .. Nothing for Mrs. Brewster
No. I.
II had TO DO fnvors for my former
family secretly. That was one Of the
/ misunderstanding that led 10 the chill
, ing Of any ardor I had entertained for
Mrs. Brewster No. %
Mrs. Brewster No. says that she
knew Mr.. Brewster could not be happy
with "this second wife, She said
she heard that when Mr. Brewster ex-
pressed his admiration Of her the sec.
ond wife would break down and weep.
"Mr. Brewster could never stand
that." said No. /. I'VE knew he
could not be happy. lie does not like
the clinging- vine type, but girls who
are robust and have personality.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Dispute OUer Aiimony
BetUeen Nos. I and 2

For these reasons she II suing for
separation. She asks $l25 a week ali
mOny.
Wife No. | objects. She only re-
ceives 500 a week nlimony. Wife No. 2
is known TO be- wealthy. She constantly
refers to hcr "mother'r millions" She
has only one child. Wife No. has
had to take care OF three children.
Why should second wife get more
alimony than first wife,
And thus the battle wages. of strife
between domestic camps. Man is not
SCARED by these conflicts.
Women are fighting among themselves
~ divorce questions which as yet have
code OF etiquette. 49,
Today's divorce sensations will be 10.
-rrow's matter OF fact. rigid ..rulao.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Joins MIN Film Beauty to
min Publisher From
the One W/ho Sup
plantedHn'
TERRIBLE MISTAKE
TO BREAK UP HOME
Feels DlUlne P0zver nil Pun
iSh Mrs. BrezvSter No. ,,
WhOM She Holds to BE
Responsible

Divine Power and will pass such a
decision as will make the triangular di-
vorce complication an example before
the world. After her sufferings. she
knows now. she says. that she does
not believe in divorce.
There is less unhappiness. she says.
in staying with husband during Pc
RODS Of waning love than in separating
from him.
"My advice to husbands and wives
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

flaming love for his new Beauty
Queen, his Movie Idol, and calls her
"his inspiration" "echo of his SOUL"
and says that he will marry her
even if he has to so to China and
live in a hovel, his wife No. is re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

gether denounce SAID husband!
Would your vengeance upon the
third woman who came into your
husbands life be greater than upon
the second?
Or would you join with the third
woman and assail the second one
who came between you and your
husband?
Man does not descend from the
galleries to enter into this con-
test. Women are in the arena fight
Ing it out. Man is an onlooker.
When the rules Of the divorce game
have been established man will
abide by them.
Meanwhile women battle with the
foe, the lion in the den--jealousy.
Each divorcee uses different tactics.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

who contemplate divorce. " sho le,!artd.
is to stick il out ana pray"
She lives in the home. - Monroe
street. Brooklyn, where She lived with
Mr. Brewster during the nineteen ,cars
"t their married life and where their
three children Were born surrounded
by relics and mcmori", oi III" past. Over
II all there il glitter, II Sparkle. n
"az%le-an Y,t"mpt for brightness.
Mrs. Brewster Will tell YOU thu, She
IS interested in ''rhythmir rhythm. -
in The art Of being graceful" She
has berom" II dancrr--and dances nn,I
dances and dances. until she has dupced
her cares away.
hen unhappinc>S comes to a ner-
son, he or she must become Interested
J III many things. 4 woman must never
let unhappincss down her" She de.
rlurrd.
AZ the far end Of her reception room
ar" many objects, many curios OF her
interest. On the wall hang paintings Of
4 herself IN many poses, and paintings
Of Nine. Nazmova. She is a crco,
admirer of Na2imova.
"A woman must keep h"r appear
anco artistic" she continued, and her
Vote" rippled with struggling hopes.
0 Her auburn hair reflected the gleurn
in her blue eyes and harmonized in n
/ fantastic way with her brilliant red
nann"l coat which was broradcd In
swirls Of Il lighter color.
Erect. well poised she SAT on on. of
her iavorite gilt chairs, 4 coat of lrop-
ard skin thrown across il, and lightly
tapped her foot, which was slippered in
gold and black broader satin and which
was visible underneath the hem of ' y
white fllmsy satin skirt. 70
4 Wife No. 2 would noG let Mr.. R
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Relies on Dirine POUer
To Settle the TangIe

Wife No. 2, who was Eleanor Gator,
OF Far Rockaway, n. Y, Is suing for
separation. Wife No. l says that the
Judge in the case will he guided by the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
Wife No. ! Welcomes
The Third InterlODer

Mrs. Emily G. Brewster and her
children, Of Brooklyn, N. Y, are
setting a precedent. They are well
coming with open arms Corliss Pal
mer, the third love of her former
husband and their father, Eugene
Brewster, wealthy Brooklyn pub
Usher and lawyer and head of
group of movie magazines. They say
that twenty-two-year-old Corliss
Palmer, Of Macon, Ca, who Won
first prize in beauty contest in
Brewster's five magazines, is bring
ing needed love and inspiration to
the man to whom they pay homage
Is a hero. The children say Miss
Palmer is "a lovely young woman"
Wife No. l calls her "a sweet thing"
Moreover, Wife No. l says Miss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

and right will see that this woman
who calls herself Mr.. Brewster's
second wife will suffer for having
kept Mr.. Brewster from his three
children and from me-" ~,
And while Mr. Brewster vows his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12
STILL REAFFIRZNS
LOVE FOR HUSBAND
Sees Retr1butlon for Woman
WA0 She AverS Stole
t. " HIM From Her and
-@ Children ....

The book Of etiquette for Divorces!
Divorce laws different States
that it will be uniform is being
eodiaed by magistrates by persons the party
themselves
groom gathers engagement wedding
rngwhethe he must hunt gold
his millions for in his paatial Eastern residence.
bride have bunch in
they be orchids
honeymoon whatever the state station of the love wayfare
All this is not law is eiqueebult throughout the years
etiquette
Today merely individual will
form rules.
Consider.
third the affections
with the aenated his
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-12

said in speaking Of Wife No. 2 ("I
won't call her by my name), is
getting all that she deserves. Cor
liss Palmer is showing this woman
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

That we are done for? Youll take your medicine the same as me-!'
 Are you mad?" The spare, white haired figure threw him off with un- expected strength. and turned in offended dignity to Hobart. ~Mr. Drake, your brother-."
 ''He Is not his brother" A nasal, feminine voice wrung with anguish startled them all as Ora Hawks slipped through the opened French window from the veranda and pointed an accusing finger. That man is not Andrew Drake,"
 At the same moment Mazie Gray. famboyant even in crisp new widows weeds, entered the door with Scottie and the impressive Barker behind her.
 "Not--not Andrewl" Miss Drake seemed oblivious to the arrival of the trio as she lifted astounded and hor- rified eyes to the face of her old friend.
 Andrew Drake died in Australia three years ago." Miles said gravely This lady will be able to inform you of the identity of the impostor.
 He indicated Maizie, but she drew herself up with laugh
 I'm never laid eyes on i'm until larst week. but I can tell you right enough 'oo that wite- aired old cove
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

which to have disturbed you but you are our poor Rogers closest friend" Sad. ," Glaye returned. Roger | is-."
 His seizure has not yet taken a fatal turn, but it is well to be pre- pared. But here come the others" What is the meaning of this?" Hobart attired in robe and slippers appeared in the doorway. 'Grayle, you here %
 Hello, Grayle?" Andrews voice sounded from behind his brother
 William told me you wanted me. Whats up now?"
 T do want you, Andrew, and you, too, Hobart" The attorneys tones were low. If you will wait until your sister joins us--?'
 Patricia" The cry came from the the room and fell into the nearest chair She is gone again. Why is Mir. Gayle here and what have you to tell us, MT. Wells?"
 Very little Your new servant. William, is here to explain the situa- tion."
 Miles had entered quietly and An drew turned with a snarl.
 William,' eh?" He added an oath. Who the - are you, any way?"
 "A special agent employed by member of this family to protect their interests, sir Miles replied, still re- spectfully.
 You, John?" Hobart took a step forward By gad, you've gone too far."
 Tt is the end." Jerusha Drake bowed her proud head and buried her face in her hands
 "I. suppose that lunatic upstairs went to you and you saw chance of making fat fee out of us, you muck raker" Andrew advanced threateningly upon the attorney.
 T was consulted by my ward Pa tricia Drake. who is safe and in good hands" Wells responded. T am CO., guardian with her father. As for my cheap private detective,' Sergeant Owen Miles from police headquarters will speak for himself"
 Really. feel that am de trop-!' Grayle rose slowly from his chair.
 No you don't" Andrew leaped for him. Cant you see it's a plant?-
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28
IL Keep YourSkin
 Clear, Sweet, Healthy With Cuhcura Soap
 l and Cuticura Talcum

is! 'E's Ben Gray, my lawfully welded usband. as left me and the Salisbury Repertory Company In Vic toria two years ago!'
 The erstwhile naturalist sprang for the door, but Miles, recovering him self. called sharply:
 Farrell. Marks. Here are your men!" ...
 Gray struck out blindly, but Marks seized him in an iron grip and Scot tie tore of the white wig. disclosing the sleek, close-cropped black hair which more naturally accorded with the culprit's bright athletic frame. Farrell was watching the man who had posed as Andrew Drake and who had all at once regained control of himself He stood waiting quietly with a half-smile upon his lips.
 (Continued in Our Next Issue)
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28
CRIPPLE SAVES FIVE.
Single Handed, He Throws Net to Drowning Victims in Bay.

Rochester, July, 2S.-Five boys, three Of whom responded to assist ance calls of the others, were saved from drowning early yesterday in Irondeauoit Bay, near here, by Doug. las stofel, who, despite crippled and helpless right arm, pulled the lads to safety with a landing pet, Three Of the boys, Alfred Durham, Carl LOTION and Herman Gressof, excellent swimmers. answered cries from Arthur Langefeld and Alfred Engler, cottagers. who had waded be- yond their depth.
 The trio plunged in fully clothed and were seized by the others. They were going down when stoffel was summoned by woman who saw the struggle from her home. He ob- tained the net and threw 1t to the boys, They were pulled to a dock. Stoffel then made the line of the net fast to tree and single handed pulled the youths from the water. Lance- field and Engler were unconscious stoffel was injured when as an em- ploye Of the New York Central Rail- road he was shot in an attempt 10
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28
'N ooaa SEA Service. Inc.

prepared for your call Tell her Miss Drake is i'll and has sent for her She will use conveyance of her own to reach here, but Mrs. Higgins will return with you and Barker. and see that you make 1t snappy,"
 CHAPTER XVIII.
 John Wells was still fully dressed when Miles knocked upon the door of the guest room. After brief col loqup he descended to the library where he found Enslee Grayle.
 My dear sir" He extended cor dial hand to the bewildered naturalist. This Is an unpardonable hour at
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28
CITY HAS MUCH MONEY

Kobe. Japan, July 2s,-The city O. Kobe finds itself in the envable pos ition Of having surplus of 5000, ,00( yen from its 1921 municipal budget The city has always budgeted liberal. ly and collected taxes to cover the
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

estimated expenditure to the last yen. Therefore the happy state of the cityb finance.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

The barometer was invented about the middle of the seventeenth cen- tury.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

frustrate a wholesale burglary 0 freight cars.
New Britain herald., 1922-07-28

Bank notes were invented by the Bank of Sweden in l64o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

a consideration ~ Fifih street In
the light of ~ civic attractivonoss. ~
Ia piusc'at the Elks Home. one of the
hest In all the southwestern section Of
the United States. This structure
stands as monument 10 the prcgres.
sive spirit ~ Amarillo citizens com.
prising this popular brotherhood among
men.
Just across Fifth Street and directly
north OF the Elks Home In 10 bc erected
a Masonic Temple unsurpassed. all
things considered. In Texas and com.
parable TO all others IN this territory
with the single exception Of the superb
pile now assured 10 Guthrie. Okla.
mecca Of members OF the fraternity
from various portions OF the world.
This marvellous asset 20 the fratornal
life Of Amarillo II an assured fact. but
the exact date OF lts erection. In not
known.
The municipal building. one In many
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-04-23

ways not cquallcd IN Texas. IN soon 10
b. erected The money ~ IN hand. the
plans have been adopted aud bids so.
licitcd from the contractors over the
country. The city officials have set
their hearts on the completion ~ this
ri ucturc within N cprcsent fiscal
year. II viii add TO the greatness of
Fifth Street.
~ this time the American Legion
Home IN on Fifth Street.-The old san.
born residence. Hanson Post. named
In memory and In honor Of DIR David
r. Hanson. claim on the battlefield IN
France. a little more than a month be-
fore the signing Of the Armisticc. This
organization will bc transferred 10 the
municipal building when the latter IL
complete and ready for occupancy.
Potter County's court house housing
the seventh Court ~ civil Appeals. tho
Forty Eighth district court, the county
court and the justice courts. is also ON
ifinh Street
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
old home at Green Ridge. Mo. TO,

old home at Green Ridge. Mo-, 70,
interment
Mrs. $. NJ. Rorie went to Ardmort
Tuesday morning for a few days visit
with her son. Roy Rorie and family
Messrs. George Bostick, Ernest Goff,
Louis Thompson and r. l.. Buck Of
Woodville were business visitors 10
Madill Tuesday.
Miss Corrine johnson who had been
in Madill TOR the past few weeks
guest of Miss Jewell Biilingsley letl
Tuesday morning for her home al
Marietta, Okla
Rex r. Strickland made business
trip TO Durant, Tuesday.
Frank Carter left Tuesday morning
for Oklahoma City to join Mrs. Car
ter and little daughter, Mamie Clay
who have been in the city for ths
past week. Mr.. Carter has sold hi
interest in the Palace Hotel Of Madil
and will probably make his perms
nent home in Oklahoma City.
j. p. Toberman, secretary Of Serv
ice Department OF Charles f. Burk
Post American Legion, Joe E. Hartin
and Seth NJ Williams left Tuesda,
morning for Tulsa, where they 60 70
government examination for adjust
ment of war service compensation.
Ernest Harris Of Woodville trans
acted business in Madill Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T.. NJ. Harris
Ada who had been in Madil visitin
with their son G. c. Harris and fam
lily returned home Tuesday morning.
Lee Carter, proprietor Of the MI
jestic Theater has returned from q
few days business trip to Oklahoml
| City.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
FOR SALE

A neat clean up-to-date lit
tie business located on Main
street, with a long lease and
reasonable rent. One of the
best paying propositions in
Ardmore for the amount in
vested. Approximately $500
will buy this deal.
WANTED TO BUY
We have a party who wants
to purchase some Main street
property anywhere from Cad
do street to c street N. w.
II you have anything for sale
on either side let us have
your location and price.
FOR QUICK SALE
and immediate delivery we
offer a neat attractive six
room brick bungalow close-in
southwest for $4,000. If you
are wanting a real home let
US show you this place. Part
cash will handle.
A REAL CLASSY
East front bungalow; high
terraced lot located south
west. One of the most com.
plete arranged houses offer
ed for sale. II is the fulfill
ment Of your dreams. Let us
show you this classy little
bungalow. Price. terms and
location given on appoint
ment.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
RESOLUTION NO. ie1
Paving Resolution.


A Resolution adopting plans, spec
ficatiOns and estimates Of costs, an
declaring the necessity for the pawn
OF Street Improvement District NJ
"A. same being
Il Street. Northwest, from the
north line Of Second Avenue,
Northwest, to the south line Of
boundary Street, Northwest in-
cluding all alley and street inter.
sections thereon, and II Street,
Southwest, from the south line Of
Fourth Avenue, Southwest. to
the south line OF Fifth Avenue.
Southwest.
In the City Of Ardmore, Okiahoma
BE II Resolved by the Mayor am
Board Of Commissioners vi the Cit.
Of Ardmore. Oklahoma:
FIRST: That the plans. specifics
tons and estimates for Street In
provement District No. "a, comprising
the streets and avenues as set out II
the title of this resolution as prepare,
and submitted by A. r. Payne, Cit
Engineer, are hereby adopted an
approved and ordered filed in the o
flee of the City Clerk.
SECOND: That it is necessary I
pave:
L Street, Northwest. from the
north line OF Second Avenue.
Northwest, TO the south line Of
Boundary Street, Northwest. in.
cluding all alley and street inter-
sections thereon, and II Street.
Southwest, from the south line
of Fourth Avenue, Southwest. to
the south line Of Fifth Avenue.
Southwest,
in the City of Ardmore, Oklahoma
TO do the necessary grading, 10 cor
struct manholes and inlet basins
drains tiles and curbs therefor.
THIRD: That this resolution /
published In laily Ardmoreite. a new:
paper OF general circulation in sal
city, for 10 consecutive issues.
FOURTH: That il the owners Of =
majority in area OF the lots, piece
or parcels of ground liable to taxauc
or assessment for the cost OF thes
improvements shall not within fiftet
G5) days after the last publication
file with the City Clerk, their pr
test in writing, against such impros
ments, then the City OF Ardmore shl
cause such improvement TO be maf
and contracted for as provided In Il
Revised Laws OF Oklahoma, and shs
levy assessments and issue Sire
Improvement Bonds for the poymer
thereof as provided by law.
Adopted and approved this 2sth da
OF January. 1922.
r. A. HEFNER,
tSeaD Mayo
Attest: l.. ~. THURSTON.
City Clerk. 2s-l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
RESOLUTION No. 1903

4 Resolution adopting plans. speci
ficiati0ns and estimates of costs. and
declaring the necessity for the paving
Of Street improvement District No.
6i, same being
Twelfth Avenue, Northwest, be.
ginning at the west line OF \
Street, and extending 10 the east
side OF II street. Northwest. Thence
from the west line of r. Street TO
the east side OF Wolverton Av.
enue, Northwest. Ardmore, Ok.
lahomn.
In the City Of Ardmore, Oklahoma.
BE II Resolved by the Mayor and
Hoard Of commissioners Of the City
Of Ardporr. Oklahoma:
FlRsT: Thar ,lp plans, specifica.
lions ana estimates for street I'M.
proyement District No. ~, comprising
the streets and avenues as set out In
the title OF this resolution a. prepared
and submitted by 4. u. Payne, City
Engineer. are hereby adopted and
approved and ordered filed In the
office OF the City Clerk.
SECoND: That II Is necessary TO
pave
Twelfth Avenue. Northwest. be.
ginning AT the west line OF A
Street, and extending TO the east
side OF II Street. Northwest.
Thence from the west line of II
Street To the east aide OF VOL.
vsrton Avenue, Northwest, Ard.
more. Oklahoma.
in the City OF Ardmore. okhhoma
10 ~ the necessary grading, TO con.
struot manholes and inlet basins.
drain tiles and curbs therefor.
THIRD; That this resolution he
published In Daily Ardmoreite, q news.
paper OF general ejaculation in said
city fer 10 consecutive issues.
FOURTH; That " the owners of
majority In area OF the lots. pieces
or parcels of ground liable to taxation
or assessment for the cost OF these
improvements shall not within fifteen
tl5) days after the last publications
file with the City Clerk. their pro.
test In writing, against such improve.
ments, then the City II Ardmore shall
cause such improvements to be made
and contracted for as provided in the
Revised Laws OF Oklahoma. and shall
levy assessments and issue street I'm.
provsmsnt Bonds for the payment
thereof a. provided by Law.
Adopted and approved this 2sth day
of January. is22.
Il. A. HEFNER.
tseaD Mayor
Attest, l. N. THuRsToN.
City Clerk. 2p-iQ
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
PersimmOns in Ellis County

ARNE1T. Okla.-The persimmon in
dustry will become thriving activity
in Ellis county, If the preaching OF
Tom NJ. Marks. farm demonstration
agent. meets with the success he anti
cipates. All during the autumn months
Marks has been distributing pcrslm-
mon seed in every school district he
visited. TO every boy who would prom
ise to plant them.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

ATOKA, Okla.-F'armers in the Nc
Gehee valley this county, are going in.
to the peanut business on a big scale,
according to A, Il. Cook, county az
ent. One thousand acres Of peanuts
will be planted in the valley this
spring Cook says The crop will be
substituted for both oats and cotton,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
'THORNl.ESS BLACkBERRY'
"INVENTED" BY BURBANK

SANTA ROSA, Cul.--Luther Burbank
the plant wizard, has succeeded in
making berry picking joy, lie an
nOunced perfection today of a "thorn.
less blackberry which in yield and
size surpasses the old thorn variety.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

TOPEKA. Kan,-The Kansas cap.tt
today Is political mecca. The fesiv!
ties have brought together q large
number of men and women tlan hav,
observed Kansas day here for man,
years. political observers say.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
BUSINESS
OPPORTUNITIES

5000 up quickly loaned 10 furniture
owners. To men and women who
work; best and private terms. stand
ard Cradit Co. l Brdgeman Bldg.
l0-30-3l
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02
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Oun cent per word each insertion
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AL want ads are cash. Advertise
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1922-02-02

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