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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
DIR. EREN D. HODGES
FUNERAL AT WACO

Funeral services for DR.. Eren d.
Hodges. Waco physician, who died at
the Station hospital. Fort Sam Hous-
ton. Thursday night, were held Sat
urday morning and the body was
shipped to Waco for burial.
DIR. Hodges was formerly a medical
officer in the army.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Louise Hodges: his mother, Mrs. Dora
Hodges; four sisters. Mrs. NJ. Hailcs
and Miss Karolyn Hodges of Waco,
Mrs. y. +. Wright of San Angelo and
Mrs. s. NJ. Lane OF Honey Grove; and
four brothers. w. E. Hodges and r.
X. Hodges of Waco, s. L. Hodges OF
Lott and III. H. Hodges of Dallas.
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Suzanne Tells of Mock Marriage Ceremony Crawfore
NORA LEE By Ezenore Mehenin

, went and sat all night in the living
room could have died with sor-
row-you don't know. :"
But you've seemed so awfully un.
happy not only these weeks
Nora Lee, but for a long time"
Yes" she murmured brokenly.
because l knew that / was losing
you"
Don't say that"
81 mean that We were growing
apart. And I didn't know what to
do-not what to do. oh. Dane. a
girl is awfully helpless today. One
girl against the whole mob, / think
how | started out: how ready I was
to fight, even 10 suffer. then how
| went down in the whirlpool OF
gadding and spending and idling. It's
terrible TO see all the bright, eager
things in yourself dying"
IL let you do that. Nora Lee. I've
thought q few things. too. II you
failed-but you didn't at all-the
fault was mine" He went on with
the old boyish carnestness, stumbling
because he found it so hard to speak
his emotions. Yet he continued. and
this filled her with joy that hurt.
REAL COMPANIONS
"I've thought what rum sport !
was that | didn't keep nearer to you
that ] didn't want TO. But you did.
of course. That's what we promised
to do. That's what companionship
ought to mean . bring out the
best in the other fellow. II I did
that to you, and il you did il to me.
We couldn't tire Of each other-could
we"
"Ah. but most Of us are too lazy
or too blind to love like that-we
don't want the trouble Of goading
each other: we're too cheap 10 win
the beauty of lifelong devotion :"
"Are we, Nora Lee? Don't you
think We see enough to make a 60
of it now"
She put her hands swiftly over her
face: IF you would kiss me, Dane
oh. if You care for me that much"
Il do Nora Lee"
A thing in his voice startled her.
She glanced upward and found his
dark eyes swimming. They were
filled with tenderness. He said soft
ly: 81 won't fall again, Norry-I
hope. Want TO trust me?"
"Dnne-can't l? Oh, to the end
now-to the end of life. Can l?'
"Yes-I think you can"
THE END.
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21

"Yes."
oh"
ave can't go on like this much
longer"
Move can't so on like this"
What do you want me to do,
then? | wish you'll tell me-" He
kept his head slightly turned from
her face. She saw him frowning and
his mouth straight in the grim effort
to keep emotion from his voice.
But suddenly he glanced at her
with dark, suffering eyes: What
am l TO do, Nora Lee 2"
She moved from him with a faint,
eager cry: Forgive me, if you
could. Dane"
What do you mean, Nora Lee?'
She looked outward to the dazzling
waters, hoping he wouldn't see the
binding tears. She repeated: 81
wish | could wipe out these last
weeks. Dane. | wish it So"
Cant you?"
AN ACHE OR TWO
81 don't know-do you think ]
could?" She ciasped her hands-hei
thought going on to misty sad.
ness. Some people could wipe out
their blunders. Connie did. Only a
few hours ago Connie, the black
eyes mellowed now and deep with
expectance had looked at Sonny and
said to Nora Lee: II thought Life
handed me an awful jolt. But it was
the best thing that ever happened
Remember how angry l was because
Mickey wanted me TO have a child
that first year? I'd have dozen
for him now :" Comics eyes
had filled with cleanliness: Queer
devils, aren't we? But I'm here TO
say you don't know what life is till
you have an ache or two. Too bad
poor old Billie don't have them
before it was too late. I'm thankful
mine came in the beginning or God
knows where Id have landed by
now."
So. for Connie the road had only
widened and sweetened because Of
rocks she had passed.
Nora Lee looked at Dane and i'm
pulsively her hands sought his. She
said, pleading: "You don't want to
come back to me, Dane?"
Il never went away, Nora Lee.
But you don't believe that"
"Oh, l do oh, you break my
heart saying it"
you really believe me, Nora Lee?"
"Oh, as soon as you left me and
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Irwin DEMANDS
I. LEGISLATURE
Be CALLED
Mas Administration F aces
Impeachment
Appeal.
CONTINUED From Page One.)

amounting TO 1851 ,047.12 be cancelled.
Moody's petition against the Hoff.
man company asks for annullment Of
seventeen asphaltic surfacing con
tracts, covering 900 miles of highway.
1t charges excessive profits. in that
the contracts called for so cent price
per square yard of topping and that
most of the work was done by sub
contractors. 1t charges the profit OF
the defendants. exclusive of overhead
and general expense. was $509,717.7S
with S351.O47.12 representing the I'M
paid estimates.
CONGRATULATE MOODY.
A large number of congratulatory
kilograms from many sections of the
country have been received by Moody
Road Company last Friday. that judg-
ment should be entered against it. In
the suit brought by Moody, the state
recovered 100000 excess highway
profits, perpetually cancelled the com
pays permit to do business in Texas,
fixed costs of the suit against the
company and cancelled approximately
S2,OOO,O00 worth of contracts held
BY the company for work not started.
Asked today to comment on the
settling Of the American Road Com
pany case, Moody smiled and said:
Il had such good luck Friday, / be-
lieve, I'll do my talking in the courts
from now on"
Moody gained practically every
point he sought in the suit, with ex-
ception he accepted a recovery OF
5000. GOO instead of the $650,0O0 for
which he sued.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21

A woman's letters to her former
husband-17 of them. couched in en-.
dcaring terms. revealing a friendship
which had survived matrimony and
the divorce court-this may be the evil
dence which will convict or acquit SUI
anne NJ. Crawford. They were writ
ten to Charles NJ. Crawford. her d.
vorced husband, for whose Staying she
Is now on trial
They were read into the record Fri
day afternoon in -Ninety-fourth Dis
trict Court amid scene new to Bexar
courts. 1t was vertically mob scene,
with women constituting the major
ity. Women and men pushing, shov-
ing, scrambling, even shouting, in an
effort to get within range of the voice
Of Assistant District Attorney Lamar
Seeligson, the man who was reading
them. disclosing the long-closed pages
Of Suzanne's life.
SHOUTS UNHEEDED.
Shouts of deputies for order went
unheeded. The mob surged forward.
Then Deputy Sheriffs Garoni and
Speer forcibly cleared a part of the
courtroom and closed the doors. Still
inside there wasn't room for one
more.
These letters which they were so
eager to hear are depended upon by
the state to large extent for its case.
The defense believes they helped rather
than hurt Suzanne's case. Only the
jury can answer.
They cover period from February,
1924, to September, 1925, two weeks
before Crawford was killed. They
were written from Dallas and Austin,
most OF them while the pretty Divorce
was n coed at the University OF
Texas, seeking decree in medicine.
HENLEY CALLED. "GINK.,
Dear Zello," is the beginning of
each. Zello is the name by which
Charles Crawford was known to his
mother and intimate friends. His sis
ter testified that Suzanne had used it.
They were signed much love-" lots
OF love- las ever, Suzanne"
In a number Suzanne asked for
small loans, pictured her need of
funds, of clothing, upbraided Craw-
ford for not writing, not coming to
see her, failing to carry out plans for
a California trip, chided him for not
saving money and hundred and one
other things. They also mentioned n
Mr.. Dodge" Suzannes husband,
from whom she expected to seek a di-
vorce.
Prentice NJ. Henley, her "fiance, {"
was discussed. He was called n
"gink." Friends and relatives figur-
ed in them. Other men were discussed
freely.
NEEDED MONEY.
Don't blame Phil for my staying
here" Suzanne wrote from Dallas.
We've broken up because the sap
bought balcony seats. Believe me. If
they can't spend money on me they
can go somewhere else"
I'm staying here because I haven't
any money to get away" she wrote
and in the same line mentioned buy
ing four new hats and having four
new dresses made.
In another, Crawford was chided
for negligence.
If you can't pay attention to me,
III Ilnu some one who can. Write
or III come over and spank your
trousers off. You used to write twice
week, now it's twice a month";" she
wrote.
In another she chided him for not
coming to Austin.
WILL SEEK DIVORCE.
Il guess you went to Galveston with
some wild woman" was her com
plant.
In her first mention of "Mr.
Dodge" she complained Of being in
need Of funds and asked for a loan
of $25.
The other girls all have new cloth
ing, and | feel like Cinderella, she
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
CROWD FIGHTS TO HEAR
" SUZANNE'S LETTERS READ

said. adding that "Mr. Dodge" had
gone to Chicago, being out of work.
Il haven't heard from Dodge in
two months" she wrote in another,
I'm going to sue him for divorce Il
it's possible for the police of six
places to find him. l want to find
him because he has TO pay for the
divorce. I have only SLIT.
In one she thanked him for "the
little pink slip"-a check.
First mention of Prentice Henley
is made in one written in March,
1925.
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places TO fln0 MIN. Il want 10 Una
him because he has to pay for the
divorce. / have only SLIT.
In one she thanked him for "the
little pink slip"-a check.
First mention of Prentice Henley
is made in one written in March.
1925.
CALLED HIM UNCLE.
"Wire me in time to wire Prentice
Saturday, whether you are coming
here Sunday" she requested.
One written in April refers to a
trip.
Il got back all right" it says, "and
received a complaining letter from
Prentice because you didn't wander
off like a nice uncle and didn't let
him say bye bye in private.
Prentice has been talking to Aunt
Jen. First thing we know l won't
have any nice Uncle Charlie and L
won't be %. ! wrote her hot warn
ing letter. Our folk talk too much. :"
TELLS OF RING.
II guess I'll have to swap you off
for the proverbial yellow pup" she
says in another. Are you and the
stenographer tied up SO you can't
write:"
In the same letter she tells of having
to chase bugs as soon as she can
borrow a net"
I'm accustomed to do my chas-
ing Of two-legged bugs" she adds.
Il received your letter and pack
age-the check and underwear" she
says in one written on July o. "Pren-
tice gave me cute ring for my birth
day. i hope you come Sunday. it
seems like old times to have you pop
in. i took Prentice out to see Mar
garet; she told him she didn't know
whether to congratulate us or not. l
reminded her we were not married."
On July 81. she wrote:
"Yes, Prentice gave me ring, al
most q karat, set in platinum but
it has bad carbon spot. You can't
blame the gink, if he's going to loan
me money to go to school. he wants
some security so he'll get it back"
In the same letter she says she
cant get divorce until November. :"
She complains also Il can't live
on nothing. ] have to eat. Where
do you think these things come from?
As don't want to pay the wrong
way, the best thing to do is to get
engaged.
Haul out the old Tuxedo, bleach
your hands and powder your nose
and get ready to give the bride away.
No more justice of the peace we'd
dings for me. If Prentice can raise
the money we'll have good one.
"Since you don't care enough to
give me things, some one else will"
She urges him not to worry as
"it's not going to occur this year"
evidently referring TO an approaching
wedding.
She upbraids him for not going on
trip which they had planned.
RECEIVED CHECK.
Its your crazy, self-indulgent hab-
it's" she complains. you could have
borrowed the money. If you marry
again your wife will keep you in
debt if she wants more than bread
and butter, pepper and salt"
The last letter is dated September
1 at Austin, the envelope postmarked
San Antonio.
Il received check and letter before
/ left Austin she says. Il haven't
found a job but am hoping. need
two weeks rest. If you're going to
Corpus Christi you better come over
and go next week"
The letters were read without OBJ
lection from the defense with the
proviso that the state would turn over
to the defense certain letters written
by Crawford to Suzanne. This was
done.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-21
HOW TO GET
NORTHCREST

Drive out Mccullough
straight to N0RTHCREST.
Or come out Main Avenue
to Summit Place. turn east
one block to Mccullough,
thence north to NORTH
CREST.
Or take the Main-McCul-
Tough bus direct to the
property.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

as shipping or ttoc clerk by experienced man. Write bl 4H, Herald.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

IF YOU WANT-a beautiful place finished up to the minute. room house. all ifn-s provements, fireplace. Small amount of cash. Schultz & Costello. Inc. 24: Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
Roofing Service
AUTOMOTIvE
Autos and Trucks for Sale

NEW YEAR SALE
 A real clean up-step Lively. 1924 Special elk studebaker sedan. 1923 Special C studebaker tour. @. 1921 Hudson spcedster. .E l02l Hudson speedster. 1893 Buick ' pass. sedan. 1921 Essex roadster. 1924 Ford coupe.
 1923 Ford coupe.
 1924 Maxwell touring. 1922 Maxwell touring. 1922 Dodge sedan.
 1920 Paige touring, N0O, 1923 Ford roadster. S0O. HoNEYMAN AUTO SALES CO. iss ARCH ST. PHONE 2ios
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
MERCHANDISE
Business and oGicc Equipment 57

Business and Office Equipment o1 ART METAI-oTlce equipment, steel fire proof safes, desks, tables, filing cabinets. display cases. New Britain Typewriter Exchange, q6 West Main street, UESkS-aIl sizes in flat top and type writer desks, from s37.S9 and up Ad- kins, 66 Church St,
 sAFE--praCticallv new outside dimensions 59" high, 27" deep 2s" wide. Inside di" mensions 70" high, IS" deep l5'!' wide. Thts safe will be sold at q Very low price. Can be seen at our office Parker & pemng, l9S Main St. Tel 2osb. SAFEs-see ours before buy,ngS?5 and higher Adkins Printing Co.,, office fuI' nlture and stationery. 66 Church st, STORE FINTURES--of all kinds. Cash register and scalsgepaItlng. T. S, Cash Register Co., 49l Main St.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
EMPLOYMENT
situations Wanted--women
FINANCIAL
Business Opportunities

Printing business. $500, Tailor and pressing shop. $500. Grocery store. 5000, Fruit and Confectionery store, sS,5e0. General store, Sl,000. Grocery and Confectionery store, f2.50o. Meat market and canned goods, 5000, Wholesale and retail confectionery with lee cream porlor, fine fixtures, 1000. Mali order business. $500. Hotel business, sl.600. Large hotel at sea shore, se5,000, Large hotel on lake, S5o,oO0. Bakery business with real estate, no.5Oo. Hardware store with plumbing and sheet metal tools, t4500. Gas station, Sl,5o0. Factory buildings and railroad siding, sS5,0O0.
 Beauty parlor, si.2Oo. News and cigar store, notions, etc, N,- 900.
 Manufacturing business employing over 100 hands. s5o,oo0 buys the control. Two family house and gas station near city. 5000.
 Factory sites. coal yards. thenters. etc. Many other bargains, write for list
 D. 0. COLEMAN,
 soUTHINGToN, CONN.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

SEYMOUR ST, I0O-bOard and room for l or gentlemen. all convenlences. private family, Phone s47-4.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

IF YOU WANT--a nice place on Hudson street. Berlin. for home we can suit you. Schultz & Costello. Inc. 24s Main
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

BuIcK-usEp CARS 1917 pass. Buick touring. is23-7 pass, Buick sedan. lg2o-Fcrd sedan, good shape. la2o-6 PASS. HUPNoBi1E TOUR, ls:1--S pass. Paige touring. Iqs0-Msxwell Roadster. lp:3-k PASS. TOURING
 CAPITOL BUICK CO.,
 iss ARCH ST.
 PHONE ssu7.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

EAST MAIN ST, 2oS--rooms for gentle men, hot and cold water. steam heat. Tel 10gh
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
ROOMS, BOARD, HOTELS
Rooms For Rent

ARCH ST, 6?5-furnished room, suitabl
 for l or 2, all conpeniences. Phon,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Apents-Rcal Estate

AsenIs-RcnI Istate de REAL ESTATE and Insurance of all kinds. Commercial Real Estate Ex' cnanre. goS Main St. Phone gSsl.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

DEAD STORAGE WANTED SPACE IN OR NEAR NEW BRITAIN FOR ABOUT 20 CARS.
 SUPERIOR AUTO CO, lT5 ARCH ST. PHONE "11,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-14

EMM0NS PLACE, 10--two furnished heat~ cd rooms for one or two gentlemen or business couple, second floor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-27
H|NCKLEY

Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. G. Wentworth of
North Fairfield were in town Friday
afternoon. Mr.. Wentworth finished
harvesting his apples Thursday night.
Merl Z. Bessey, who is working at
Troutdale. Bakers Siding, came home
Friday afternoon to pass the weekend
as the guest of his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. N. e. Bessey.
The dance at I. o. G. IT. hall was
well attended Friday night and the
music by Tozier's orchestra was pro-
nounced fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Faulkner, Mrs.
Silas Easier, Miss Carrie Faulkner
and Miss Mildred Goodrich went to
Waterville Saturday.
Mrs. Gladys Richardson, matron of
Fogg cottage. went to Augusta Tues
day, taking her two boys to the Au-
gusta General hospital for throat
operations. They returned Wednes-
day and the boys are getting along
well.
Mrs. Selma Potter, matron of Keyes
cottage. returned Friday from a visit
of several days to friends in Skowhe-
gan.
The meeting of the Kennebecside
Club Friday afternoon to carry out
the idea of 1.-THE CLUB Takes Trip, .
was at Cloverslope and all passed a
very pleasant time. G. w. Hinckley
was present and told stories and pre-
scented each lady with twig Of witch
Hazel blossoms, the last flower of the
season. A picnic supper was served
with hot drinks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-27
NORRIDCEWOCK

The village schools will close
Tuesday, October 81. for the re-
mainder of the week in order that
the teachers may attend the State
Teachers Convention in Portland,
October 20 and 30. All schools
in the district in which teachers
will attend the convention will
close Tuesday in order to give
time for them to arrive in Portland
for the opening of the Convention
Thursday morning. Teachers who
do not attend will conduct their
schools as usual. Prin. o. c. Wood
man, Supt. G. E. Paine and Mrs.
Paine will leave by auto Wednesday
morning in order to attend the Key
Note Meeting and the Municipal
Concert, Wednesday evening"
There was a large attendance at
the Rebekah Supper Friday evening
and a social hour was enjoyed. An
efficient committee with Mrs. Leona
Marcia as chairman, served a de-
licious supper with Halloween
favors. There was no entertainment
owing to the lecture of the v. I. S.
Miss Frances Jones was quite i'll
Tuesday with acute indigestion and
unable to attend to her duties as
teacher OF the grades 1 and 2. Miss
Lois Walker substituted for her.
Frank e. Floyd Of North Adams,
Mass. was a caller in town Friday.
Mr.. Floyd was returning from a
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-27
CAMBRIDGE

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Trip of Fair
field were callers at Valley Inn, Sat-
urday, on their way to Wilmantic,
to visit Mrs. Trips mother, Mrs.
Charles Norton.
Frank Wyman of Greenville pass
ed the week end with his daughter,
Mrs. Roy Thurston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray MacCausland
and Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Beane mo-
tored to Dexter. Sunday.
Mrs. Hattie Spaulding of Hart
land is a guest of her sister and
husband, Mr.. and Mrs. j.. B. La
Bru.
Gerald Chadbourne Of Dexter visit
ed Saturday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Lester Chadbourne.
Clinton Leavitt of Newport has
been in town for the past week on a
hunting trip.
Mrs. M. F. MacCausland and
Loanthia Pike go to Portland We'd
nesday to attend the State Teachers
convention.
Miss Inez Packard who is assist
ing Mrs. William Scott with her
house work has gone home for two
weeks and Ivis Page is to take her
place.
Enrol Kimball was the lucky
hunter to secure fine deer weigh
ing 200 pounds.
Miss Annie Thomas who teaches
on the Flat passed the week end
at her home in Newport.
Mrs. Arma Stevens and her sister,
Mrs. Huff of Dexter have moved in
to their new home which was for
merly the parsonage.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-10-27

hunting trip in the vicinity of The
Forks with fine large buck.
Four new telephones were installed
by the New Sharon and Norridge-
wock Telephone Company during the
past week. They are Daniel Nc
Neil 1921; Frank Hartford, 1921;
Ralph futile, S-22, and Robert
Smith of East New Sharon, "a,
Mercer.
Mrs. Minnie Jewell was called to
Springfield Friday morE.ng by the
death of her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Whitney pass
ed several days in Portland last
week, where Mr.. Whitney is receiv-
ing medical treatment.
Mrs. Emma Healey Of Pleasant
Ridge is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Eben Miller.
The Scholarship Club is planning
Halloween Party on Friday evening
at the Grange Hall. There will be
tables for auction and sixty-three.
Mrs. Milford Tibbetts has charge
of the arrangements. The proceeds
will be used for the Scholarship
Fund.
Mrs. Mildred Mulheron and little
sson Lawrence are visiting her sister.
Mrs. Sadie Brown in Attleboro, Mass.
Mrs. Z. A. Burrill of Brockton.
Mass, is the guest Of Mrs. L. r.
Folsom.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Bigelow and
little son, Lawrence, Mr.. Casey, Mr..
and Mrs. Benjamin Smith of Show
hogan were in town, Friday evening
to attend the Rebekah supper.
Robert Dudley, who makes his
home with his grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. George Paine, was on the
sick list last week.
The Redpath Entertainment
Course came to'a close on Friday
evening when the Casford Concert
Company gave a musical program at
the Town Hall with violin. harp and
piano numbers. BY far the largest
audience OF the Course enjoyed the
program which was Of very high
order.
The Marshal P. Hale Circle en-
joyed an all-day at the home of Mrs.
Esther Fuller on Tuesday. a de-
licious picnic dinner bei-- served at
noon.
There will be a meeting of the
Woman's Working League Tuesday
afternoon at the Congregational
Vestry. Members will please note
that the meeting is for afternoon
only and that no supper will be
served.
Under auspices Of the Village I'm
provement Society, Professor H. M.
Ellis, head of the English Depart
ment of the University OF Maine.
gave very interesting lecture on
1.-The Making of the Population of
Maine, at the Bautist Church on
Friday evening. A large number of
the towns people and the High
School pupils awaited themselves OF
the opportunity of hearing the
lecture.