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THE LAWYERS AND
HON. p. J. CARR
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Granville w. Browning, julie F.
Brewer, JOS. Burke, Isidore Brown,
VIM. Cullen Burns, Col. w. H. Beck
man, Geo. A. Cooke, Chas. Can.er
Case, Carl Cohn, w. c. Assay, Edmund
D. Adcock, Geo. H. Arnold, James F.
Bishop, Joseph A. Bates, John W.
Beckwith, John F. Bolton, Henry X.
Berger, Maurice Berkson, Frank Com
erford, Frank L. Childs, James J.
Cherry, Bryan Y. Craig, Jos. ]. Druck-
er, Joanna E. Downes, John ]. Dowdle,
R. F. Egan, Nicholas r. Finn, Arnold
N. Frieder, Thos. ]. Finnegan, Irving
H. Flamm, Irving Greenspahn, James
R. Glass, Robt. P. Ginsberg, Al F.
German, Frank T. Huening, w. S.
Hefferan, Jr., John S. Hummer, Thos.
L. Hogan, Leoa Hornstein, Martin ].
Isaacs, Harold w. Jurka, Cynthia R.
Kelly, John B. King, Arthur A. Lieb-
erman, Thos. B. Lantry, J. Hamilton
Lewis, w. R. Matheny, Roswell Ma
son, Jos. P. Mahoney, John r. Mont
gomery, Jr., Gerald P. McKenna, D.
]. Mcmahon, Jos. H. McGarry, Oscar
F. Nelson, John P. O'Shaughnessy,
Francis O'Shaughnessy, Patrick H.
O'Donnell, Edw G. Purkhiser, James
H. Poage, A. A. Pantelis, John J. Poul-
ton, Eugene P. Quirke, Leo w. Roe
der, Angus Roy Shannon, Chas. E.
Selleck, Shelby M. Singleton, Frank
w. Sullivan, Joseph SABBATH, Thos. W..
Tyrrell, Edgar B. Tolman, John S.
Van Meta, Roland D. Whitman, FL
mer J. Witty, May w. label Mar
garet M. Downes, l. F. Dankowski,
Hon. E. F. Dunno, Mitchell D. Fol-
lansbee, Philip ]. Finnegan, Geo. P.
Foster. Thos. w. Flynn, Martin H.
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-10-30

Hon. Freeman Leroy Fairbank, Re
publican candidate for Judge of the
Municipal Court of Chicago, is one of
the most prominent outstanding As
sistant States Attorney that Cook
County has ever had. He had more
than eighteen years experience In the
general practice at the Chicago bar,
where he met with the greatest sue
cess all the time.
AS one of the far-seeing Assistant
States Attorneys of Cook County for
the past ten years, under more than
two administrations, and has made a
very brilliant record and in the past ten
years he has very skillfully handled
more than 10000 cases while in charge
of the Cook County Grand Juries,
many of the cases which have passed
before his view have attracted wide
attention and great interest with the
general public.
With his past and present legal ex-
perience eminentIy qualities him to
serve as one of the Municipal Court
Judges of Chicago
The following are some OF the re
ports which the various Grand Juries
who have worked with him have hand.
ed down from time to time.
Grand Jury Reports
The Cook County Grand Jury en-
pannelled for October Term, 1922, re
ported to the Chief Justice as follows
"We desire to record our apprecia.
ton Of the faithful service Of Assistant
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Hon. George B. Holmes. Judge of
the Municipal Court, has resided in
this city from 1885 down to the pres
ent time, and during all those years
he has been actively interested in
every movement pertaining to its ad-
vancement. He was admitted to the
bar in 1890 and practiced law contin-
uousiy from that time until elected to
the Municipal bench.
He served with distinction as a
member of the First Illinois Volunteer
Infantry at the siege and capture of
Cuba in 1898. Judge Holmes is a
member of the United Spanish War
Veterans, Veterans Of the Foreign
Wars, Society of Santiago de Cuba.
He is a high Mason, Odd Fellow
Knight of Pythias, Loyal Order of
Moose, American Brotherhood, Chi
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Dever Pledges Aid
HON. FREEMAN LEROY FAIRBANK

Assistant States Attorney Freeman
Leroy Fairbank has been unfailingly
courteous, considerable and diligent and
has shown marked ability in his hana
ding of cases, and questioning of wit
nesses."
The Report of the Committee of the
Chicago Bar Association on qualihca-
tons Of candidates dated March Is,
1924, in speaking of Mr.. Fairbank,
states:
He has had an active professional
experience and is qualified for the of
fee"
The April Term, 1924, Grand jury
Report says:
THE Grand jury esteems it pleas
ure as well as its duty to refer to the
work of Assistant States Attorney
Fairbank. The people Of Cook Coun-
ty, and even the offenders who have
committed crimes are fortunate in the
broad understanding, the judicial tenn
permanent, the honesty of purpose, and
unquestionable ability, as well as the
pleasing personality Of Mr.. Fairbank /"
Mr.. Fairbank, who, will be elevated
to the Municipal Court bench Tuesday,
November 2, is one of our warm and
steadfast friends and who can always
be counted upon of ringing true to the
colored people. He resides with his
Iovable wife, Mrs. Fairbank and their
three bright and highly interesting
children in lovely home at 1i423
Longwood Drive in the new 10Th
Ward.
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Hon. William r. Fetzer was born
on a farm in VermiIlion township,
La Sale County, February II, 1873;
he was the SON of John w. and Clara
(Woodward) Fetzer; was educated in
the public schools, graduated from
Ottawa High school; spent two years
in the University of Illinois, gradu-
ated in 1899 from the Northwestern
University Law department and was
admitted to the bar the same year;
after six months in law Office he be-
gan practice for himself; was ap-
pointed Assistant States Attorney Of
Cook County, honorably serving in
that capacity from 1909 to 1913.
He served with distinction as alder
man Of the old seventh ward after max
ing a splendid record as assistant
states attorney and served on all Of
its prominent committees, was a
power for much good furthering legis-
lation in the interest of all the people
for the good of the citizens Of Chicago.
He was elected Judge Of the Munic-
ipal Court of this city in 1920 and has
made an untarnished reputation for
honesty and fairness in dealing out
evenhanded justice.
Judge Fetzer is an honored member
Of the following organizations and
clubs: Illinois Athletic, Hamilton,
Elks, the Masonic Bodies, Miriam
Chapter No. !, 0. E. S., Royal
Arcanum, Redmen, Moose, K. of p,
Woodlawn Lodge No. S41; Jackson
Park Lodge No. 222, Woodlawn Com
No. 70, Knights Templar, and
Shriner; he is a member Of Woodlawn
Park and University of Illinois Clubs
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wins friends for him wherever he goes
and he never fails to accord to every
one the respect due from one man to
another.
He has the business ability to dis
charge any duties and obligations
placed upon him. Because of his
affability and other qualifications as
business man, and his well known
honesty and integrity, the many
friends Of Mr.. Ryan feel dead sure
that on Tuesday, November 2, he
will be reelected as one of the MEM
bers Of the Board Of County Commits
sioners of Cook County.
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HON. DANIEL RYAN

Hon. Daniel Ryan, County Commits
sioner of Cook County, is a well
known young business man. He is
successfully engaged in the insurance
business with Offices in the Insurance
Exchange Building at us w. Jackson
boulevard. He has gained a reputation
for honesty and integrity, thus follow
ing in his fathers footsteps, the late
Daniel Ryan. Upon his fathers death
he was elected his successor on the
County Board as a County Com
missioner.
Mr.. Ryan has a personality that
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JUDGE JARECKI APPROVED
BY PRESS, PULPIT AND
PUBLIC
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Jarecki is synonymous with eff
cheney and honesty.
Judge Jarecki is a member of the
Iroquois Club, the Benevolent and
Protective Order of Elks, and the
Welfare Association of Cook County.
He is President of the Judiciary De-
partment of the State Bar Association
Of Illinois. He is member of the va
rious Committees throughout Cook
County, whose purpose is to assist and
care for the predetermined children Of
Cook County and to improve the moral
conditions among the Juvenile ele-
ments Of this County. He is mem
Der of the Big Brothers Association,
of the City Club of Chicago, and is a
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recipient of the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws from DePaul Uni
versity Law School, which was con-
ferred upon him by President Levan
of that University, cas- a recognition
of high character, scholarly attain
ments and public service"
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MAN INJURED WHILE AT
WORK IN FIELD BY LOW
FLYING AIRPLANE
preston News Service)

preston News Service)
Montgomery, Ala, Oct. 29.-Clark
Henry was knocked down and serious
ly injured while at work in a cotton
field Wednesday by an airplane flying
at an extremely low altitude. The
plane swooped down and struck Henry
and then sped off toward Montgomery
before its identity could be determined.
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man found around a polling place."
said the mayor. 1--WE will take trou-
BILE to them instead of waiting for
them to make trouble. The gangsters'
raids were disgrace to the city"
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Lawyers to Check

William c. Boyden, president of the
bar association, advised Chairman Fred
v. Mcguire of the board of election
commissioners that he will ask sew
eral thousand members to volunteer
their services, as suggested by the
board.
The lawyers will be assigned as
watchers and challengers.
Maj. Mcguire revealed that all such
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evidence will be placed before fed
eral grand jury instead of being re-
ferred to States Attorney Grove.
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States Attorney Cook County who has had charge
Of the Grand Jury for Republican candidate
for Judge the Municipal Court of Chicago; he Is OF
the best friends the colored people in Chicago; he e
h;vhlv honored Mason and continues travel the
square; he become Of the Judges Of the Municipal
Court Tuesday, NOvembsr 2 -
The broad ax. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1895-19??, 1926-10-30

One of the popular and honorable judges of the Municipal
Court of Chicago, high Mason and Spansh-American war
who count his friends by the thousands and
thousands He is bound to be reelected of the
Judges of the Municipal Court of Chicago November 2,
and his untold thousands of colOred friends will march
TO victory with him.
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JARECKI ASKS u. S. MARSHALS
TO FIGHT GANGSTERS
AT POLLS
Fears Repetition Of Terrorism During
Primary; Dever Pledges
Police Help

The United States government
Wednesday was asked to protect vot-
ers at Tuesdays election from gun
men. County Judge Edmund K.
Jarecli told federal officials a force
Of 500 armed deputy United States
marshals would be required to pre-
vent raids on the polls.
In conference with United States
Marshall Palmer Anderson, the Judge
said use of armed gangsters will
probably be attempted by the same
faction which benefited by their activ-
tiles at the primary.
Mr.. Anderson, it is understood,
wired Attorney General Sargent in
Washington for instructions. Wash
ington Wednesday night reported the
request had not yet reached the At
torney General.
Dever Pledges Aid
Mayor Dever said he would have
eight squads of detectives, armed with
;hotguns, assigned to each ward
raided last Spring, in addition to the
regular police details and .fiivver
squads.
at will be payday for any gun
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One of the most upoate and popular Commissioners
that has the In this county that capacity
Like his late highly honored father Daniel Ryan, he has
always been Of the friends of the Colored
and of them will I'm favor Of his reelection
the Board of County Commissioners Tuesday, Novem
Der e. and further like his late father he ready
give anyone lift and he viii away the poor Of
any empty handed
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-04-17

Stage history reveals very few
male impersonators OF the fair sex
who have been really successful 1t
takes more than smart clothes to
disguise most men sufficiently to
make them resemble women!
But Herbert Clifton. whose tray
estes of the weaker sex have been
a feature of the 3. f. Kith circuit
for several year, has so perfected
the art as to produce at least mo-
mentary effects of real illusion. He
will appear at Keith's tomorrow.
AS black velvet drop opens gent
ly to reveal a vision in a dazzling
evening frock of thousands Of
sparkling brilliants, with a gorgeous
head-dress Of great white ostrich
plumes, who carols to the audience
in a soprano voice Of limpid sweet
ness, clear and bell-like-in view Of
such a picture, it is difficult to be.
lieve the lady" is Mr., Herbert
Clifton.
In fact, were it not for an unex-
pected break in the lovely soprano
TO reveal a booming, unquestionable
basso, there would be no convincing
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"rube" characters in a merry skit
called THE Small Town Wise
Crackers. jerks, who divides his
time between the movies and the
stage, is a big favorite in Indianapo-
lis. In Miss Hartford he has a part
mel! who has proven to be an excel
lent foil for his absurdites.
BEN SMITH--A jovial comedian
who deals in laughs and chuckles,
and whose selling talk consists OF
original stories and humorous witt
cisms on topics of the day.
JUNE AND IRENE MELVA-
Girl xylopphonists Offering a smart
program of the latest melody hits, to-
gether with selections classical and
semi-classical in nature.
AUSSIE AND CZF1CH-European
novelty artists in a spectacular ex-
hibition Of battle ak throwing and
whip cracking.
INTERNATIONAL SEXTETTE-
Whirlwind entertainers who display
surprising amount OF versatility in
their routine Of singing, dancing, ac-
robatic tumbling and feats Of hand
balancing.
ON THE SCREEN-An Imperial
comedy, "a Rare Bird" Kinograms,
Bobby Vernon comedy, Slippery
Feet" and cartoon oddly, Felix,
the Cat, Weathers the Weather"
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Tmpersonator Due at Keith's

the audience that the scene was only
an impersonation.
Asked the source OF his inspiration,
Mr.. Clifton said that he secured his
knowledge Of women from observa-
ton.
Il just keep my eyes open and pick
UP no end Of valuable information.
Little tricks of walking in high
heels, Of manipulating fan, all
sorts Of little feminine mannertsms !
have managed to acquire by keeping
sharp lookout. l have found that
one Of the most common characters
tics of women is their desire TO be
different. Each one wants to be in
dividual and quite distinct from her
neighbor I always try to have my
costumes original and bizarre and yet
smart.
Il hope styles stay put for while.
If waistlines ever came back I'd be
out of job
Certainly in his latest repertoire Of
songs and costumes Mr.. Clifton has
achieved the height of exotic good
taste in women's apparel. His crea-
tons call forth signs of envious de-
light from the most apathetic and
faded of audiences.
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VENETIAN MASQUERADERS
BOOKED AT THE PALACE

The Carnivals OF Venice, which
are among Europe's most pictur-
esque fetes, are reproduced by the
Venetian Masqueraders, who bring
the bit OF revelry to the Palace
Theater the first half of next week.
Olga Boehm. Vienese priIna donna;
II. Maxwell. tenor; A. Garcia, bari
tone; Collette Blein. French dancer,
and a quartette Of Italian street mu-
sicians are the entertainers who
sing, dance and make merry An
accordionist, violinist and two gui-
tarists make up the quartette of
musicians.
On the bill will be:
FRANK w. STAFFORD AND
COMPANY-Imitator of birds and
animals. whose "Duckin' for Ducks
is a scenic nature comedy showing
a city sportsman on a hunt with
his setter dog, Buddy.
EDNA TO r r e y CE AMI
BROTHER JOHNNY-Hailing from
the west coast with Something
New in the Realm of Dance" 10
seph Cebu presides at the piano,
Brother Johnny is a violinist.
BRADY AND MAHONY-Fun
sters with song and chatter. One
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BROADWAY DANCER
FEATURED AT LYRIC

AIazette- Lewis and company. fea-
turing Danny Mazette Of the twink
ling toes" as she is known along
Broadway. will present an entranc-
ing terpischorean revue entitled
Dance Partisan" at the Lyric next
week Mazette introduces a group Of
her own dance creations. and is as
sisted by a bevy Of clever steppers
who do all styles of dancing.
Headline honors will also be ac-
corded a miniature musical comedy
production, Just the Type" which
has for it's principals Jack West.
Frank DuFrane. Elsa Dwan, Dolly
Parker and Rowens price.
II is staged i'm two big scenes, and
has a laughable plot together with
plenty OF action. Individual special
ties are interpolated by West, Du-
Frame and others.
The bill will include:
ST jerks AND LILLIAN HART
FORD - Inimitable portrayers OF
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The Guild, through Mrs. w. o.
Bates and Bert Merlng, has worked
out plans for this production through
the juvenile department Of the
guild.
Messages received from various
cities show that there is national
interest in this unusual event. Not
an adult will be in the cast. Even
Uncle Tom will be a. boy.
FRITZ Ridgeway Bakaleinikoff,
film star and wife Of the conductor
Of the Circle Theater, writes me that
she is nearing Heaven" Meaning
that the big automobile which she
has piloted herself from indianapolis
is nearing Los Angeles.
That Stuart Walker plans to IN
troduce some of Americas most dis
tinguished actors as members Of his
Indianapolis company during the
coming summer is the information
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portruys a Jewish character come
dian.
MARSTON AND MANLEY-
Whose do You Follow Me?" is a
series OF songs, dances and fun.
Marley Is known as Monocle Man
ley because he always assumes an
English role.
"A Partisan advertisement Is the
billing OF the Braile and PABLO Re-
vue, which will bring it's many dance
oddities to the theater the last half
Of week. Braile and PABLO have been
compared with the French dancers.
Mitti and Tilyou. A ventriloquist
Of some repute is Valentine Vox.
who brings his Relaxation" to the
fore. lie works with a dummy and
is assisted by Florence Talbot,
singer and comedian. Bob Carleton,
writer of the famous "Teasin' song.
offers his own popular compositions
and dances with Julie Ballew. "Save
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received from his present headquar-
ters at the Grand Opera House, Gin
cinnatl. The local season, he states,
will get under way at tho Keith
Theatre on Monday, May Bird, or
Monday, May 10th, the exact date
for tho premiere depending to
large extent on the availability Of
several of his most prominent
players who are at present appear
ing in New York productions.
According to announcement, Mr.
Walker has lined up a most In.
teresting selection of plays for pres
entation here this season, q list
that will include several important
revivals and one or two premiers,
as well as many of the most sue
cessful of the plays produced on
Broadway during tho season which
is now drawing to a close.
In addition to the local company,
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RASCH GIRLS OLGA BOEE4l AND MAZEITE IN VARIETY
All Vaudeville Bills viii
Contain Many Big
Names.

Described as an exquisite en-
semble of beautifully trained
girls, "The Albertina Rasch
Girls, copsidered tcrpslchore 8
best, will headline the bill at
B. f. Keith's next week in
popular ballet arrangement
with the European comedians
Zozo and XXI.
The act will be presented In a
stage setting that is said borders
on the magnificent. Among the
principal solo dancers are Agnes
Roy, Molie Peck, Norma Schutt,
Doris Clausen, Ida Levine and
Florence Miller.
The bill will include;
HERBERT CLIFTON - Famous
for his delineation of feminine
types. Mr.. Clifton Will offer his
travesties of the weaker sex by I'M
presentations that run from INC up-
to date flapper to a loWly char
woman.
DAVID FERGUSON --- Achieved
mtardom on the legitimate stage as
a. character comedian, will be seen
In q one-act comedy playlet by Paul
Gerald Smith, called THE Lucky
Stiff" Supporting Mr. Ferguson
will be George L. Spaulding, Ger
aldine Wood and John Lester
FRANK HURST and EDDIE
VOGT-Offer a line Of bright repair
tee, songs and comedy bits under
the title of "Profteering in Fun"
BOYD SENTER-Billed as THE
Jazzologist Supreme" Is the master
OF many musical instruments. This
clever entertainer, with the as
distance of Jack Russell at the
piano, offers an instrumental concert
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No. david Ferguson will be
seen at B. #. Keith's all next
week.
No. 2-Milton Byron vail play tho
lead in THE Boomerang" which
opens the Berkeu stock season at
English's Sunday night.
No. 3-Si jerks and lillian
Hartford in THE Small Town
Wise Crackers" at the Lyric
next week, starting Sunday.
No. EDNA Terrence, dancer,
will be seen at the Palace the first
half of the week.
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Your Sorrow for Tomorrow" Is the
title Of Edwards and Beasley's Of.
fering. Il. and Jay McCrea are gym
nasts in up He Goes"
On the screen are:
THE Runaway" with Clara Bow
and Warner Baxter the first half
and Peter B. Kyne's The Golden
Strain" with Madge Bellamy and
Kenneth Harlan the last half. Pathe
news. a comedy. and an Aesop fable
are the short reels.
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NAZINIOvA HAS SKETCH

ALA NaZimova,. the emotional &C
tress. has accepted a Keith-Albee en-
gagement and will commence a tour
the week of April &c in a sketch en-
titled THAT Sort"
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ROUNDING ROUND
\ - \ - - ~ d. HICKMAN

INTEREST centers just the proposed produc
ton of the indianapolis Theatre Guild of Uncle Tom
Cabin presented with cast made up entirely of children
This unique production will be twice the Masonic
Tennle ON Saturday. Nav 6
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New York Hippodrome for next
weeks engagement.
The bill will include Charley Chase,
one Of Hal Roach's biggest favorites.
who will be seen in a two-reeler
called Dog Shy" Charley will
have the support of Stuart Holmes
and Mildred June in his fun making.
The Pathe News, Topics of the Day
and Aesop's Fables will also be
shown.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-04-21
Marriage of Peaches
May Reunite Father
And Step-MOther

Chicago, April 20.-(P(-Marriage
of Frances (Peaches) Heenan to Ed
ward Browning, New York million
aire may speed the reunion of w. b.
Heenan, the girls father and his
second wife, Mrs. Hattie Heenan,
Chicago.
With the burden Of keeping a
fatherly eye on his daughter lifted.
Heenan now is planning to return
to Chicago as soon as his business
In New York will permit, his sec
ond wife has learned. Although sep
arated many months, their love has
not cooled. she said.
Three years ago Heenan learned
that his first wife needed assistance
In taking care of peaches" in New
York. He and his second wife agreed
II Was his duty to go to New YORK
He has written regularly to the wife
left behind, she said. and now that
the girl is married he is free to re-
turn.
Heenan was divorced from his hrst
wife. Frances mother, ten years ago
in Columbus, Ohia, according to MS
second wife Two years later he met
and married his present wife. WIDOW
of D. l.. Bailey of Louisville, NY.
EMPLOYED as a saleswoman IN
store here. Mrs. Heenan has been
maintaining herself and her own
daughter.