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Death Notices

FabsF5 " f TahF Hosp #P suada 2w1 3yo at
s. The deceased was s. years Of age.
Single. survived by two brothers, A. G. of
Hornell N. Y, and Frank of Plymouth,
apoiis since 1925, coming here in the en-
ployment of the Real Silk Hosiery Mills,
nected. Mr.. Kellison was born in Hornell.
N. Y, and resided many years there, be
ing member of Eastern Star, Lodge F.
& A. M. of that city. He has been en-
business during the past twenty years
and has a host of friends in that bust
ness. Friends may view remains at
Flanner & Buchanan Mortuary at any
time after 2:30 p. M. Monday or until
mon Tuesday
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Card of Thanks

CARD OF THANKS-We wish to thank
our relatives, friends and ,nelghbors for
their kindness and sympathetic eolsola-
ton in our hour of bereavement in the
loss of our son and brother Riley Lewis
Hobbs. Especially do we thank the Rev.
r. 0ujck MI Bea EadGs;f1 eo the
tributes, DR. Garfield the use of con-
veyances. and every one who in any way
assisted us in our hour of sorrow.
MIR. AND MRS. EDGAR E. HOBBS.
BROTHERS AND SISTERS
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There is a telephone located in the house
IN which YOU are moving YOU can have it
connected promptly by calling Main $500
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INDIANA
BELL TELEPHONE co.

YOUR Credit Is Good
You can phone in your want ads ano
have them charged. This courtesy is eX-
tended TO anyone WHO has no past due
accounts on our books. Avail Yourself OF
this opportunity A courteous girl viii
help you write your ad. Cali Main $500
Want AID Dept.
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Rooms for Rent

PRATT. % VIC. can. large. second floor.
'front.' 81 week. Ii. 2095 -
TALBOT. 1908 rms; kitchnte: porch:
private entrance: piano; sll wk. Ia. O5l7.
VERMONT &; ILL.-Rink. No. So running
wa. in rm next bth. twin beds, eentlemn.
WALNUT. F. 32O-Apt. 3; clean rm.. adj
bath. Constant hot water $500.
18TH. e. 53I-Large mod rm.. for ! or
> Girls Riley 5236
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Instructions

LADIES-Learn beauty culture and live in
luxury. CENTRAL BEAUTY COLLEGE,
202 Odd Fellows Bldg. Ma 5748.
VOCAL LESSONS-Sl: downtown studio.
l26 Pembroke Arcade. Call II O562-J
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Special Notices

U. S. GOVERNMENT JOB-s95 to 1925
month: steady work; men. 1916: I coach
you. 1907 CITY Trust Bldg.
ELECTREAL-Bodv massage: corrects poor
circulation and nervousness. Jean Skin
ner. lll2 Central Apt. K. Ii. 1878
MEMS SHOES Half-soled and rubber
heels. 81. Ladies Shoes. 90c. ga Ind. Ave.
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YOUR Credit Is Good
Miscellaneous Wanted

Brand new 500 toilet set nevC
boon used $40 Ii. 2630.
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Charles KeIlison Is Dead

Charles Kellison, SIS, 531 N Meri-
dian ST., confined in the Robert
Long Hospital since December, died
Sunday night The only survivor,
attaches say, is a brother, Frank,
Detroit, Mich.
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Higher From Indiana

cost OF haulS from Indiana into this
territory averages several cents more
than from equally distance points in
illinois. Under a proposal of West
ern carriers the rates would be
boosted in many instances over
what they now are.
There is a hump in the rates
at the Illinois Indiana border line
which causes sudden increase. This
the Indiana representatives seek to
smooth out through their proposal
The basis for the interterritorial
rate proposal, a schedule of which
has been drawn and introduced in
the case, is this: Determination Of
mileage; determination of the per-
Centage of the mileage in each terri
tory to the through distance; appi-
cation of the percentage Of the
mileages in the lower rated terri
tory to the rate for through dis
tance under the lower scale; appl-
cation of the percentage of mileage
in the higher rated territory to the
rate for the through distance under
the higher scale and addition of the
resulting figures for the through
rates.
Discrimination Cited
GAS a general proposition, the
first-class rate from the Western
part Of Indiana is II cents in excess
of the first-class rate from the
points located within the eastern
border of illinois," Coapstick stated.
"This 17-cent group generally ex-
tends to the line of the Nickel Plate
Railroad from Michigan City, south
to indianapolis, and then the line
of the Pennsylvania railroad from
Indianapolis to Louisville.
Generally east Of the grouping
to the Ohio line, the rates are II
cents higher than from the western
half of Indiana.
Rates constructed under the In
diana formula will wipe out the
hump at the Indiana Illinois line
and properly grade the rates east
across Ohio. If this is extended
east to the Buffalo Pittsburgh line
there will be no hump at the Ohio
AIlQldIld 1lllC, do OCCllo CONldy.
Chicago Gets Break"
From indianapolis to Kansas City
489 miles, the rate is $1.37. That Of
Chicago, 437 miles, is $1.20. Under
the proposed change the Indianap-
oils charge will be $1.24 and that
of Chicago $1.19,
The rate from Attica, Ind to st.
Paul, Mimi, $40 miles, is $131, and
would remain so under the proposal
From Danville, Ill, to st. Paul, 513
miles, the rate now is $1.13 and
would be $1.31.
The present rate from Terre
Haute to ST. Paul, 568 miles, is $1.31,
while that of Paris, Ill, SAG miles,
is SIPS. Terre Haute rates would
go to $1.38 and those of Paris to
$135 under the proposed schedule.
"Indiana's position is that where
certain commodities are produced
in Indiana which are sold in this
Territory in competition with like
commodities produced in Illinois,
the relationship in the commodity
rates should be made by the use of
the Indiana formula" Coapstick
closed.
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NOTICE no ABSFNTEE.


State Of Indiana, county of Allen. SIS:
In the Allen Superior Court, No. 2.
James i. SaraSen VS.. Louis Sarasieu.
You are hereby notified that the above
named plaintiff has this day filed in the
Office of the clerk of said court his certain
complaint or petition alleging therein
among other things that you, the said
defendant. on the 1st dav of August, 1918.
being then a resident of the city Of FIT.
Wayne. in the county Of Allen. and
State Of Indiana. and the same being
parts unknown and have continuously
since said date remained absent and I'M
heard from. leaving property in said
county without having made any pro-
vision for its control or management;
that by reason thereof said property IS
suffering waste for want of proper care,
and praying that your estate may be
adiudged by said court subject to ad-
ministra ton and an administrator thereof
Now. therefore. YOU the said Louis
Sarasien, defendant and absentee as aforc-
said. are hereby notified that said COM
plant and the matters therein alleged
Will come up for hearing and detcrmina-
ton IN said court a the courthouse in
the city OF Ft Wayne county and State
aforesaid. on Monday. the 7th day Of Nav
1923. or as soon thereafter as such hear
ing can be had.
Witness the clerk and seal Of said court
At Ft Wayne, Ind, this day Of March.
1928.
LOUIS C. REPPI.
Clerk. Allen Circuit Court
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Radio Equipment

RADIO sets and speakers all makes re-
paired and Scrvlced. Cummings Bros.
Radio Co "a W. Ohio S. Ii 1856.
3-TUBE RADIO-Good condition. all ac-
cessorics. 1923 n. I'll Apt. g.
CONSOLE CABINET With speaker; s45.
ia. OTIS
GREBE RADIO-Finc condition; viii
demonstrate. Ia. 0178.
8 TUBE RADIO-A. B. battery. tubes. loud
speaker SOS. 947 Shelby St.
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Legal Notices
NOTICE

NOIIOE
Notice is hereby given that the Joint
Purchasing Committee for the correctional
and benevolent institutions of the State
Of Indiana will receive at the office Of
dianapols. Ind. until 10 o'clock Monday
April l6. 1928. sealed bids on paints. oils
end valnishes QueensWare. glassware and
SilverWare. according to a complete list
specifying kind, guide and quantity now
on file in the office Of the secretary Of
the committee.
The Joint Purchasing Committee re-
and to waive technical defects.
JOINT fURCHSING COMMITTEE.
DALEY f. Mccoy. Secretary.
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Help Wanted Male

WANTED-Dist. representatives. in
Mfg. Co.. $40 Madison.
RELIABLE man for ice wagon: must be
willing to work. 619 Langsdale
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WANTED FIRST CLASS MAN
For custom paint shop. capable Of
stripping. mixing colorS. finishing
and using air gun for lacquer
work. None other than first class
men need apply Write or see us.
GIFFEL MFG. 6; SALES CO.. Terre
Haute, Ind
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Transportation
Lost and Found

BOSTON TERRIER Black. female: child's
pet: white markings. Rev. CHI 6643
DOG-Large. brown, sore left hip. Strayed
rom 1908 Edison. Reward Ri 5045.
mark 391: lost Good Friday west side
Wrapped in Best Grand" paper. Please
return to laundry or call Be 4016.
POCKETBOOK-Gla Glasses. bank and Xmas
saving books e. Wash. car. Oh. 1872
PURSE Genuine red leather brocaded in
silver. Finder keep money: also reward
1872 Jefferson Ave. Oh. 2O27.
Needlepoint, in 1900 block Central
or 34th st. Reward. He. 4484.
RING-Jade; lost English Hotel Saturday
WRIST .WATCH-Ladys white gold down
town district. Call DR.. 2997. Reward.
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SE-CLEANINCi TIME-Uncovers nu-
merous articles of clothing. furniture and
magazines. They help US to help others.
Phone for wagon. THE SALVATION
ARMY INDUSTRIAL HOME. 1877 w.
Georgia St. Ri. 6622.
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Real Estate for Exchange

WILL TRADE equity in 7-room modern
double for vacant lot located north. See
MR.; RIGGS after 6 p. m. 83l East New
York ST
5-DEED EQUITIES Trade for farms or
clear lots. 7l9 Lemcke Bldg Ri, 1920.
Wa. 5096.
I WILL TRADE 81 600 EQUITY-In 1918
villa Ave. for good closed car. Be. 2357-J.
ATTRACTIVE-Mo summer cottage
Nyoms Lake. own. sell or trade. DR.. OBS.
TALBOTT-17O0 block; splendid II rooms.
baths. owner. Ia. 1928
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Pets and Live Stock

BOSTON TERRIERS quick sale, 2
ped. blue ribbon winners. 3347 w. Tenth.
POLICE PUPPIES Champion God lines.
registered stock. females $40 male SIS, or
viii trade Tor rabbits. also growing stock.
800 W. TWenty-Ninth ST.
POLICE PUPS-1O weeks old. pedigreed;
$40 UP. RUSSELL KUNS. Pittsboro. Ind.
All Large Breed Baby Chicks
Now SIP per 100. assorted $40; special
grades cents higher ducklings soc. WE
WILL HAVE NOVELTY EASTER CHICKS
ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY.
Boyer's Hatchery
81 n. Delaware
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CATHOLIC MAGAzINE-Of Natl circu-
lation has opening for or 2 men with
ability to sell. good remuneration with
prospects of advancement Write Mr.
Horak. 30 Blymyer Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio.
for appOintment
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Houses for Rent

10TH ST, E.. 25l0-4-rm. mod. double.
clean, garage; $3.50; water pd Dr. 1890.
PATH. E. 6l4-Half double. rms: mod :.
steam heat system; S35. Ha. 1851
TWENTY-FIFTH E. 7l0-Dandv Groom
mod. double for only S35. Ha 1864
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Houses and Flats Furnished

MERIDIAN. N. 1723-l room. kitchenette.
bath furnished. Ia. 1895.
NEW YORK. E.. 7l9-2-room apt. furn.
complete; $40; adults. Ri 4l68.
3-ROOM MODERN APT.-ADULTS. OP-
POSITE REX THEATER. IA. 1912.
2-ROOM APT.-Bath. back porch. extra
Mell-fnrn-. admits. Ref. eXch. IA. l286
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Help Wonfed Male

WANTED FIRST CLASS MAN
To stralghten wrecked automo-
wipe in solder and level up Jobs.
None other than first class men
need apply. Write or see us. Gift
fel Mfg. & Sales Co., Terre Haute,
Ind.
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Musical instruments
Pianos for Rent
81 Per Month

Pianos Tor kent
81 Per Month
KIMBALL PIANO STORE
Ri PISS $50 N. Delaware
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS band and
orchestra. Used instruments with guar
antee. Easy terms. Free drum lessons
with outfit RHINE MUSIC AND DRUM
SHOP. l26 Pembroke Arcade. Ma ASA.
SAXOPHONES- Several used altos rare
bargains. very easy payments. LORING
SAX SCHOOL. 122 Pembroke Arcade, Ii
1921.
PARAMOUNT TENOR BANJO-Good con-
diuon reasonable. Call 1903 w. Twelfth
ST. after $50 p. m.
88-NOTE PLAYER. walnut case: like new
Want responsible party to finish pay
ments L. 6464.
WRITE Gulbransen piano factory for cat
aloguC, prices and terms. 1892 W. Chicago
St. Chicago, III
VICTOR monograph with IS records s35:
terms 81 per week KIMBALL PIANO
STORE $50 N. Delaware St
Fl EVEN pianos and PLAYERS. S35 10 S2S5;
Il p week. ROBEFTSON'S 235 N. Penn.
UPRIGHT PIANO-Wiu sell at a bargain
Terms 81 50 weekly Bel 4435.
CONSOLE MODEL BRUNSWICK 81 week
". Bel 4435.
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FURNITURE WANTED
We win nav the best price. Ch 1892
WANTED Good used furniture, oil stoves,
rugs and household goods of all kinds.
Can HERMAN STERN. Ha. 2l73.
WE WIIL-Buy your used furniture or
clothing. We pay the best prices. Call
DR. ASIA
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UOTEL PURITAN

Clean. warm rooms, all well ventilated
and fan equipped in summer. Hot and
cold running water, teleph3Snesi s cub or
THE HOTEL PURITAN. strictly modern,
fireproof aud within easy walking dis
tance. Rates as low as SlOO per DAY;
living here cheaper than living O.. home.
MARKET AND NEW JERSEY SIS.
RIM. IN PRIVATE HOME North. garage
! or men; H. car Ia. 27l3-M-
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Room for Rent With Board

CAP, ", 708-Neatly furn. rm.. home
cooking gentlemen preferred
CENTRALIZED block: front rm. furn. or
unfurn. Widows modern home. Ii $3.50.
OAKLAND. 1O27-Attractive nm, priv
mod. home Good meals Oh. OILS.
WASH BLVD 1854 Attractive front rm.
private modern, Christian home. He. lls2
CHILDREN board; mothers care:
large yard Oh. 2965-M. -
CHILD to board home, north, beautiful
ward. Mothers love & care. Wa. llO4
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Farms for Sale

PITS ACRES-Fine land: miles north
west; IS, 500 small cash payment. terms
accept small property part payment.
Thirtieth st. r. E. Agency. Ia 653l.
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Monuments

INDPLS. GRANITE CO.-Monumcnts and
markers. Lowest prices. E. 42nd and
Fall Creek. HUI. 1922.
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YOmr CrediG Is NOOd

have them charged. This courtesy Is eX-
tended to anyone who has no past due, &C,
counts on our books. Avail yourself OF
this opportunity. a courteous girl VIII help
YOU write your ad. Call Main $500. want
4
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lots for Sale

DON'T SACRIFICE-Tha vacant lot; build
or 4-room cottagette on it and stop
paying rent; cottagettes range in price
from $3.50 UP.
VERY EASY TERMS
L. G. BRIGHTMIRE co. Ii. 1910
VACANT LOT-Minnesota and Churchman
Ave. Cheap. Main 1903
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MisceLloneous for Sale

MEIER ELECTRIC AND MACHINE CO.
Electric wiring. motor repairing electrical
appliances all kinds. 1856 S. S. Meridian
Main O262
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WANTED FIRST CLASS AUTO
MOBILE TRIMMER For custom
shop. one capable of doing all kinds
Of trimming and pricing work.
None other than first class meIA
need apply. Write or see u.s.
GIFFEL MFG. g. SALES CO. Terre
Haute. Ind.
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CAN EARN FROM $50 TO SIS A WEEK
Selling auto magnetic trouble light. Won
derlite Sales Co, 210 Industrial Trust
Building Providence. r. l.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
RECEIVERS IN CHARGE.
SO, oo0, 900 Coal Company in Bank
ruptcy to Avoid Litigation.

PITTSBURGH. March Z N1.-The
Bertha Consumers Coal Co. went into
the hands of receivers Monday. It was
|aaerned here yesterday. John H. Jones.
president Of the concern. and Fred E.
Powers. a member OF the board Of d.
rectors, were named receivers. + -
The company has assets Of between
s7,500. 900 and 100000. Jones placed
liabilities at $2,l00.000 - .t.e
Threat OF q suit. by another Pitts
burgh coal company to collect a debt
owed II by Bertha Consumers made 1t
necessary for the company to apply for
bankruptcy in order to protest Its other
creditors, said Jones'
Evening star., 1928-03-07
Assessments Are Levied.

epe,3ai Hspateh 70 The Star.
FAYETTEVILLE Nd, March 7.--At a
special alrrtiSa Of the mayor and town
Sn11cil AoncNy night assessments
against sbutting property owners for con-
ttY9ctlon 0! roacned. sidewalks and curbs
on esch side of Oakwood road from the
eouth s!ds 0! Columbia avenue 10 the
south side o! Carroll avenue were Levied.
TIE work was recently completed, The
Nts! cost vas sa7,2i3T3. The ssssss-
ment per lineai foot was 5ee and in
cases we're no rev sidewalks were laid
u was "a 90.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
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St01--WTA0 WOrcester--5SO
6:30--Dinner music:
4:sn-MENF 4;3sM--RM@ysTs rrosrams G%s, Miners
a:oo--wEkF programs.
43,.s--CFCA Toronto--6oO
:00---Orchestra
S:0Q--Concert orchestra.
a:30--0rchestra; organ.
IL 1;30--Firefghtcrs' dance.
SOUTHERN
as8.a--WWNC Ashevilie--f.01O
7;00-Dnner music.
4s5.g-WSD Atlanta--6S0
s:oooo-orches,ra;; dinner liz sr, concert. 60 ncs
p:0O--ipana Troubadours.
l0:30-Nationai grand opera.
2i3.S-WDOD Chattanooga-1.230
S:00--Kiddic story period.
H:30--Ensemble.
0:0a--Music
o:3o--Organ.
34O.:-WJAX Jacksonv ville--ssO
7;3O-Childrens period.
3e2.i-WHAS Lonisville--83O
S:0n--Grcat Moments: studio.
a:O0--lpana Troubadours.
a:30-Goudrich hour,
0:30--National grand opera.
336.9-WSM NashvilIc-Se0
T:oO-Loew Theater.
S:00-Dinner concert.
a:0O-lpana Troubadours.
a:30-t;oudrich hour.
10 :30--Frolic.
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2t0.0-WCOA Pcnsacoia--1.20O
s;oo-1nstrumental trio.
p;OQ-Bridge lesson.
9:30-Eavy hour concert.
10 .OO-OrGan.
10 :30--Piano recital.
2ji.l-WRVA Riciimond-1.1sO
6 6.3o--puo; theater concert.
S.0n-BridGe lesson.
.3O--DscoVery concert
IL ,Ou-RiChmord Orchestra.
CENTRAL
326--KYW Chicaxo-570
q:00---Variety hour.
10:O5--Tromhone. studio.
IL :30--Serenaders.
3s5.6-WEBH.WJsD Chicaso-sc0
9;OO-Mooseheart hour.
IL :00--Popular programs.
Ai6.i-WGNWLiB thicago-.20
;00---Brunswick hour.
IL :l0--SonEs; orchestra.
4:S.3--WLW Cincinnati-s0O
7:0G-vaSahonde.
S:00-Champion Sparkers.
S:3u-Musical program.
o:0O--Organ.
"a dk abpuds.
38i.:--wsAi CIneinnati-s30
8;OO-Al and Pete.
6:30-Accordiop.
1.00-Dance music.
S:o0-Great Moments in History.
S30-Rrnnswick program.
9:O0-WEAF prosrams t2ls hours].
IL :30--Dance music.
390.s-WTAM Cieveland-750
6;oo-willard Cavaliers.
73O-Studio.
s00-Great Moments in History.
S30--Fox Fur-ers.
a;0n--Ipana Troubadours.
:3o-Goodrich hour,
10 0:3O-Nattonal Grand Opera.
4i0.8-WCX-WJR Detroit-6S0
q 600--ninner music.
7n0--Hli Billy half hour.
Sf3C-Serenaders.
s:00--Champion Sparkers.
q :3d-Potpourri
10 0:O0--Saxophones
10:3O--Variety hour.
3s2.7-WW1 Detrolt-s5o
e:o9-Dlnner music.
TI5-MuAcal program.
s:o0-Great Moments IN History.
S:30-Musical program.
p:00-Ipana Troubadours.
.o:30-Goodrtch hour.
;30-Orsan recital.
WESTERN
35e.o-HOA Denver-e2o
10:0o-Instrumental: talk: vocal.
l2:00-Dance music.
46S.5-kFl Los AnEeles-S40
IL 0o-Gretchen Garrett
l:00a--Coneert orchestra.
3sa.a---KG0 Oakiand-fs0
II :00--vaudeville
o0a--Dance music.
Evening star., 1928-03-07
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The man from whom she was freed at that
time was S. II. Mckim. who contested the suit
which he lost when it went to the supreme court
Baker met the onetime Mrs. Mckim while she
was a resident of Reno and it was rumored at
the time that she had married the rich ex-director
of the mint But. after getting her freedom. she
took voyage to the Orient and. following her
return to New York. subsequently became the
wife Of Alfred Vanderbilt
After Vanderbilt's tragic death on the Lusi-
tania. Baker renewed his attentions to the
widow and in 1918 they were married
Strangely enough. they elected to spend
their honeymoon in the Nevada community in
which they were recently sent on their respective
ways. and on two or three occasions Mrs. Baker
spent several months there with warm friends she
had made in the famed center Of marriage and
divorce.
It is in Reno that there dwells the niece of
Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Callam. who. after be-
coming divorcee. lives on in contentment with her
child daughter upon whom the father had settled
$8.000.O 900.
1t was here where the wealthy Smiths Of Seattle
came for curing. 1t was here that Marjorie
Durant Daniels. daughter of the auto king. Viii
liam Durant. took the cure" and departed minu.
her wealthy husband. Washington banker.
It was here that Richard Barthelmess Of movie
fame came for the cure. " and also Gloria Gould
Bishop. daughter Of the multimillionaire railroad
baron: And also Walker lnman. heir to 7.OOO.-
900 Dukes tobacco millions. And many. many
more with names equally gilded and slittering.
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FAMOUS indeed. i.
II the promenade down
near the Truckee
river. where stroll in the
cool evenings the pa.
tents" Of Reno's famous
matrimonial santana.
Famous. also. are the
night clubs on the out
skirts Of the city. where
until the dawn. one may
find the thrills Of the
game as we'll as the ro-
mantle lure Of the dance.
Famous are some Of
the country ranch houses
where the socially elite Of
the colony come for rid
ing. hunting and fishing.
But Reno has i.
tragedies along with its
gaiety. Women Of small
means going there Tor the
cure" often find their
funds insufficient to see
them through.
Driven to desperate
straits some of these have
been forced to do cham
Demanding at the hotels.
J that other colony the