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Evening star., 1926-04-30
IMMIGRANT BRIDE
DIVORCES TOWNE
Marriage of Rich Youth and
Factory Girl Broken by
His Cruelty.

BY the Associated Press
CHICAGO. April 30,--The romance
of an immigrant working girl and
the heir of the Yale & Towne Lock
Co wealth. which started when they
worked side by side in factory OF
the latter'S father. has ended in the
divorce court.
Dorothy Ravin ToWne, a native Of
kiev, Russia obtained the divorce
and property settlement of $4,000
here yesterday from j. Meredith
Towne on allegations of extreme
cruelty. The two were married in
Toledo, Ohio, March 13, 1919, when
each was IS years old.
Mrs. Towne enacted for Judge
SABBATH several stirring scenes in her
married life with Towne. She waved
q pistol and demonstrated how She
said her husband had threatened to
kill her. She related that he had
beaten her when she refused to go
to Mexico with him to get a divorce.
Lately their quarreling became in
cessant, she said, and on February
27 he literally threw her out of their
Evanston apartment. Following that
episode she filed suit for separate
maintenance. later changing ner OH
to one for divroce after a settlement
had been arranged. Towne did not
appear
Seven years ago Dorothy Ravin. the
daughter of tailor, was bench
worker in a local factory. ToWne
entered the factory to learn some
thing of the business. The youth
worked as an apprentice beside the
factory girl and. after knowing
each other only a few weeks. they
eloped and were married. Both their
parents objected. Later Mrs. Con
stance Towne, the boys mother, OF
Stamford, Conn, became reconclled
to the marriage.
Three wears later Towne filed suit
for divorce. asserting that his wife
had fallen in love with another man.
The bill later was Withdrawn and
Mrs. Towne filed suit. charging
cruelty This case was never heard.
Nothing more of the marital diff
ficulties of the couple was heard
until Towne several months ago
brought suit here to recover a man
uscript called THE Story of My Mar
ried Life" which, he said. his wife
had stolen from his trunk. He OBJ
tained the paper and a few. days
later Mrs Towne started her pres
ent action.
Mrs. Towne told a long story of
her alleged treatment by her husband.
On one occasion, she said, she was
beaten SO severely that she was com
PEELED to say in bed for a week. Again,
she continued. he had her incarcerat-
ed in an insane asylum to frighten
her into submission.
Asked if she was satisfied with the
alimony settlement, Mrs. Towne said:
"Well. he's worth a million, but I'm
satisfied. l know 1 will have no fur
ther claim on him
Evening star., 1926-04-30
TO Charged With Selling Fake Panaceas
Will Use ssTestimonials'' as Defense

and Ray Stuntz: Warren w. Burgess,
Lynn ID. Johnson and Ward H. Webb.
owners of an advertising agency
which was thrown into bankruptcy
last week: Francis Osborne and Ed
ward II. Manke, proprietors of an
advertising agency and distributing
company.
The three companies are said to
have opera ed more than 80 distribut-
ing, branches for ''cure-alls." They
are alleged to have bought their medi-
cines from wholesale drug firms and
distributed the preparations under
coined trade names" The StuntZ
trade amounted to $1.000.000 in two
wears. postal authori les said. A fraud
order was issued against the concern
last August
Extensive advertising campaigns
were conducted by the compa MES Off
cials said calculated to appeal 10 the
ignorant and aged. The foreign Ian
guage press was used for a large por-
ton of the advertising, investigators
declared.
Those indicted will be served with
warrants today if they fail to appear
to furnish bond. Samuel NJ. Carmean,
assistant United States district at or
ney, said. He expects the bonds will
he set at $1,000 each.
Evening star., 1926-04-30
BY the Associated Press.

BY the A ssociated Press.
KANSAS CITY, April 30.-Testi-
monials from patients and the policy
of refunding money to dissatisfied
customers will be used as defense
against indictments ret urned here yes
terday by Federal grand jury charg
ing three companies with distributing
alleged "cure-alls" through the mails.
defense counsel said today.
Indictment of the Kansas City con.
Germs is the first step in Nation
wide Government investigation into
distribution of alleged fake remedies
through the mails, f. K. Cochrane,
post office inspector. said. Fraud or
ders have been issued against other
companies, and their activities prob
ably will be vestigated. Cochrane de-
clared.
The medicines mentioned in the in
dictmen'S were supposed to cure
many diseases. "Rattlesnake OIL for
deafness and 'vitamines" to build up
perfect bodies were included in the
preparations analyzed by Government
chemists prior to the indie ments
Ten persons were indicted: Howard
Melton StuntZ. director of number
of medicine compa MES: his wife. Bes-
sic StuntZ: his father. Conrad StuntZ,
md two brothers. Walter d. Stuntz
Evening star., 1926-04-30
Artillery Officers Resign.

Resignation of Maj. Thomas ID.
Sloan, Field Artillery, stationed at
Fort Bragg, N. c., has been accepted
Evening star., 1926-04-30

by the President, to take effect May
IS, and also that of Capt Ransom ID.
Spann, Coast Artillery Corps, on leave
in New York City, to take effect May
10
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11
IN THE DAYS NEWS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The most discussed man of the
moment in England is Arthur j.
Cook, secretary Of the Miners
Federation of Great Britain. Al
boy who, at the age Of IL, was
working on a farm seven days a
week for a wage OF fifty cents,
and educating himself during the
little spare time he had, is now
the guiding spirit Of 100000
organized miners and the most in
iuent:al single factor in the pres
ent great industrial crisis. Mr..
Cook was the son of soldier and
his infancy was passed in the at
mosphere of the barracks. At IL
he was put to work on a farm, and
at 16 he was preacher in Bap-
fist chapel at Cooksley Then he
went to work in the mines in the
Rhondda Valley. He was doomed
to spend 81 years in the pits, and
in 1918 he was elected miners
agent for Rhondda. Two years
ago he succeeded Frank Hodges as
head of the great federation of
miners. It is said of Mr.. Cook,
who is only 40 years of age, that
he has never found time to play
no even a moment for a game of
cards.
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Observation-Disclosures
soseeeeesees o. 80 eOee
M ON r @ E.
sssessseasessesssessssss
TO-DAY AND TOMORROW
Braves Danger To
/. Get Screen Thrill

Tricks in the movies aren't al
ways performed without great
risk. When John Ford was di-
recting 1.-THE Iron Horse'' on the
Nevada desert, he wanted shot
of stampeding buffalo taken in
tsuch a way that the audiences
viewing the picture would get an
unusual thrill. Accordingly, he
ordered pit dug six feet deep. A
roof of planking was set over the
pit, flush with the ground, leaving
an opening large enough for the
camera to peep through.
Then, accompanied by George
Schneiderman his cameraman, and
Burnett Guffy, assistant, the di-
rector crawled into the hole and
ordered the cast to go ahead.
! Trained cowmen rode into the
buffalo herd and started the
stampede. The great animals lum-
bered directly towards the pit,
guided on all sides by screeching
riders.
AS the buffalo approached the
pit, Ford yelled out, IF You don't
hear anything more from here,
just fill it up with dirt after the
scene"
The result was remarkable
shot of the racing buffalo as they
roared over the pit. The scene
gives the audience the impression
that it is directly in the path of
the approaching animals.
! There was the inevitable dan
ger movement, when one buffalo
tripped over a loose plank and
went down. His huge bulk crash
ed over the heads of the director
and his cameramen, sending a
small avalanche of dirt upon
them. But Ford kept signalling
to crank and Schneiderman obey
ed, while Guffy scooped dirt away
from the slot before the camera.
This you will find to be one of
( the most thrilling moments in the
William Fox photoplay, with
/ George O'Brien, Madge Bellamy
end Gladys Hulette in the cast.
which shows at the Monroe Theatre
today and tomorrow.
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DON'T LOOK OLD BEFORE
YOUR TIME

So many tired, nervous, run
down men and women needlessly
endure pain and misery by day,
sleep-disturbing bladder weakness
at night, when just of Foley
Pills Ga diuretie stimulant for the
kidneys) corrective and regula-
tive. taken after each meal and
at bed time, would give them
bodily comfort and ease from
pain. Miss Sara E. Watson. Bel
videre, H., sums it up: Foley
Pills made big difference in me,
and / feel stronger and better in
every way" Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Ask your druggist for
Foley Pills. The Key West Drug
Company. may1-1m
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CLOCK RUNS 400 YEARS
NOW TO BE REPAIRED

An ancient clock at East Hen
dren, England, which ran for 400
years without stopping, finally had
to be put out of commission in
order that repairs might be made.
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Two men kidnapped during a
labor dispute were carried into a
forest and had to walk So miles
back to Dublin, although one Of
them has a wooden leg.
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White China Pitchers and
Basins, Combinets, Clay Flower
Pots, Shopping Baskets, Floor
Busters, 0'Cedar Mops and Oil.
Albury's Hardware Store.
may10-3t
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/
NEW YORK-Proprietary Asso-
citation of America.
| ATLANTIC CITY, N. INA
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Supreme Council of Brotherhood
| of America.
SAVANNAH, Collaboration
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Association.
SPRINGFIELD, Mass. New
England Credit Grantors' Associa-
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LOUISVILLE, Ky.-G. A. r.
Department of Kentucky.
GREAT BEND, Kas. - Kansas
Grand Commandery Knights Tenn
plar.
TOPEKA, Kas.- Kansas State
Congregational Conference.
WICHITA, Kas. Kansas Grand
Chapter Order of Eastern Star.
DECATUR, IlI.-Illinois Grain
Dealers Association.
SPRINGFIELD, Ill. - Illinois
State Dental Society.
RUTLAND, Vt.-New England
Conference of Republican Women.
JACKSON, Miss Mississippi
State Medical Society.
FREMONT, Neb. - Nebraska
Grand Lodge Knights of Pythias.
ORLANDO, Fla Florida Flu
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Let the Artman Press print it.
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Women may talk more than
men, but they don't say much.
That shows that women have more
sense than men.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-11

Burt Thompson (abovel has attended
every show given in the Robey thea.
ter at Spencer. w. W. since the
theater was opened in 1907. And
there's been show there every
night. James Campbell tbelowl
hasn't quite such u good record: he
can only boast that he hasn't missed
a show In the last seven years. But
then. he's only lived in Spencer for
seven years-
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. Ma
tional Fire Protection Association.
Supreme Council of Brotherhood
of America.
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NEW YORK. Proprietary Assoc
citation of America.
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SAVANNAH, Collaboration
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CHICAGO international Rail-
way Fuel Associations Inter-
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There's many a slip betwixt the
look and the lip.
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SPRINGFIELD, Mass. New
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Bird Cages, Bird Gravel, Bird
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CONVENTIONS OPENING
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TOPEKA, Kas.-Kansas State
Congregational Conference.
Evening star., 1926-03-31

and satin treco--is the model that the slender
figure likes for it gives support yet freedom.
ALL-ELASTIC STEP-IN GIRDLES-12 to
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SHORT STEP-1N GIRDLEs-of all elastic
10 inches in lengths the choice of the youth
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CLASP-FRONT GIRDLES-in lovely pink
and peach broche and matching surgical elastic
are in different models to suit every individual
figure. The panel back gives the desired
slender lines the mode requires.
Corset Section Third
Evening star., 1926-03-31

WOODTHROP STEP-IN GIRDLES-that
embody freedom, grace and youth-are of sur
gical elastic with panels Of fine broche; three
sets OF garters. Peach and pink
CIRCLE SASH-is dainty nlodel--that hooks
at the side. 1t is of an unusual quality OF lovely
broche.
CORSET BRASSIERE COMBINATIONS
which combine grace and freedom in an un-
broken 1ine-is the proper foundation for the
Easter dress. OF fine broche with satin treco
at the brassiere section. Other models Of firm
broche, we'll boned through the front section.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
The Four
Goats Pictured

Graceful cascade lapels, on squirrel
trimmed green charmeen. S4o.50.
Just one of the many tweed coats--this
one, an English import, of a rust mixture.
Cashmere lined black satin coat that is
reversible. Puff sleeves-dyed squirrel
collar. $3.50
Evening star., 1926-03-31
Silk Umbrellas
With
Fancy Borders

New Silk Umbrellas, for sun
and rairl-have fancy silk
borders and lovely pearline or
ambertone handles matching
in color.
One smart umbrella, mounted
ON a 10-rib frame, has
stubby amber-colored handle,
finished with braided silk cord
wrist loop. Sc.
Another smart model is OF silk
mounted on a 16-rib gilt frame
the Star or koyota shape-with
satin. grosgrain or contrasting
border. Fashions smartest
handles Of pearline and amber
tone painted to match the UNI
brelIa-top these new umbrellas.
81 to SI4.
In all the wanted colors.
Umbrella Section. First floor.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
Clasp-Around and Step-In Gird1es
Corset Combinations
this $E
At this ST.
I0se' price =

An exceptional preEaser opportunity the slender the
larger splendid garment unusually low price
Evening star., 1926-03-31
Hear Milton g.. Work Lecture on
How to Play Bridge
Tuesday. April 9th. j and 4 O'Clock

Auction Bridge and the new 1926 bridge laws told
about by the master bridge player. Questions will
be answered.
Evening star., 1926-03-31

The Satin Coats the choice OF the
smart woman who
will lead the Easter promenade Some
satin coats are cashmere lined-approved
by Fashion-and many have chic capes.
$3.50 to $3.50.
Black Satin Coat-sketched-has the new
est rippled collar that is fascinating with
its edge of Summer fur. SIPS.
The Cape Coats to be had in many
hattering and interest
ing models. Long and short capes-postilion
capes-detachable capes-in tweeds and
charmeen. $4e.50 to SOS.
charmeen coat-sketched. $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-03-31
Three Distinctive Easter Hats
In Special SQ.75
Easter Selling q

remarkable sale that offers this unusually low price
lat exhibit great of charm and chic and end
ghtful variety in the matter of shapes, trimmings and
g colors.
Banpkoks-are in many lovely versions-each smart
in its individuality. The model
sketched is red with the chic gigolo turned
brm and clever ribbon garniture.
Cane1fnes-ever graceful shape-appear in lovely
styles. A large hair hat is sketched
flower trimmed and with soft lace the frtatiously
dropping brm.
Watron'S HatS-feather trimmed, designed for the
woman OF fashion who requires
distinguished hat smart navy blue straw and
two-tone betting ribbon combination is skeched-that
reveals the chic creased high
Small, Medium and Large Head Sizes
Evening star., 1926-03-31

The Tweed Coats smart for Easter
and afterwards for
sports and general utility. You should have
a tweed coat-with or without a cape-in
plaids, checks or mixtures. $3.50 to $3.50.
Plaid Tweed Coat-sketched-has a detach-
able cape. $4o5o.
The Charmeen Coat - appears in
many inter
estng versions-with the new embroidered
puff and balloon sleeves. Some with a gallant
shoulder cape and many are collared with
Summer furs. $3o.50 to sos.
Navy Charmeen Coat-sketched-i lovely
with gray scalloped lapels and gray en-
broidered puff sleeves. $3.50.
women's Coat Section. Third floor.
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FOR sALE-AUTOMOBnES.


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1925
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