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The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03


OMr and Mrs. Ben SweaZea and
Bill Pew attended the rodeo at
Picacho Sunday.
OR. NJ. Wood, manager OF T. Ed
Lift Pharmacy. Tucson. was a Sun
day visitor of ]. l.. Fisher who has
recently bought an interest in Cool
idge Drug Company. Mrs. Fisher.
who is continuing TO live in Tue
son until satisfactory housing ar
rangements can be made here.
was I'm Coolidge Wednesday and
Thursday.
Q Mrs. b. F. Storie, who has
been at St Joseph's Hospital.
Phoenix. undergoing treatment for
injuries caused by a recent auto
mobile accident, is expected home
tomorrow.
Q Reverend Charles F. Frazier
and c. c. Weinhold attended a
Woodmen of the World Conven-
ton banquet at Phoenix Monday
night
. Mrs Sam Fisher returned from
Los Angeles Thursday. after two
weeks visit with Mr.. Fishers sis
ter and brother-in-law Mr.. and
Mrs. Hood Spencer.
Q Mrs. Ray Lindemann and Miss
Margie Storie were guests OF Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Berger OF Oklahoma
City at Montezuma Inn Saturday
night. Mr.. and Mrs Berger left
Monday morning for Fort Hauchu-
ca on business.
Q DR.. and Mrs. B. L. Steward
spent Tuesday evening in Phoenix
where they had final farewell
dinner with DR.. and Mrs. G. Il.
Steward before the latter's depar-
ture for Salinas, California. where
they will make their home. The
doctors are brothers.
9 Members of the Ids. Relief
Society met at the home OF Mrs.
Roy Wing Monday afternoon. A
lesson in Social Science was con-
Quoted by Mrs. A. w. Spangehl.
. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Culbert and
Mrs. F. A. Anderson spent Sunday
in Phoenix on business and pleas
ure.
. Mrs. ]. C. Granny Beauchamp
returned Sunday from Phoenix
where she has been visiting the
]. A. Beauchamps. ]. w. Beau
champ drove to Phoenix for her.
He was accompanied by A. {.
Bickford.
. Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Shoemaker
spent Monday in Phoenix having
pump parts for the Diesel engine
on their ranch repaired.
. Mrs. F. B. Walker was able TO
be up and around Tuesday after
a weeks illness.
= Z. +. Stringer and Jack RoD-
erts made a business trip to No
gales Tuesday.
= Bennie Boone sprained her an
kle Monday as the result of turn
ing her foot on a stone. She is
continuing to go to school, how
ever.
. Sen Y. Ong, better known IN
Coolidge as Sammy, and George
Tang attended the farewell pan
Quet at Westward Ho Hotel, Phoe-
nix, Wednesday for Chinese cadets
who had graduated from Luxe
Field and were returning to their
country
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03
Senior Christian
Endeavor To Give
2e'i9ious Drama

"A Wonderful Change in the
Smith Family" a one act religious
drama. will be presented by mem
bers of the Senior Christian En-
deavor Society Sunday evening at
1880 at Community Presbyterian
Church. The play was written and
directed by the Reverend Joseph
d. Easter. and treats sympathet-
ically OF the problem of an OTTER
typical American family with two
misunderstood" adolescent daugh-
ters. Under the influence. OF the
church a great change takes place
in the lives of the girls. bringing
about a resultant chane in the
family. An air OF comedy runs
through the play. yet a serious
message is given.
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

FOR RENT-Two furnished hous-
es. Phone 156 or see Sam Black
well. 1t
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

FOR SALE-Electric washing ma
chine in good condition, $3.50.
Call PA. 1tc
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03
CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT-cabins. partly furnish
ed. reasonable. Inquire at Jim's
Place. South Main Street. ZIP
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

FOR RENT-Unfurnis house
Jim Wallace. Phone 2S4. 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

WORK WANTED-General ranch
work. Euell Anderson. CT Clyde
Masterson, Box 81. Coolidge. 1tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

CASH PAID for Ancient Indian
Relics. ID. ID. Stone. North Cool
dge. 3rd and Kennedy. M27-2tp
The Coolidge examiner., 1942-04-03

FOR RENT-Attractive bedroom.
240 West Wilson Ave. 1tp
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Licensing Agent
For Explosives
Is County Clerk

County Clerk Alva l. Scott was
advised Thursday Of his appoint
ment by the L. 8 Bureau Of
Mines 20 he licensing agent IN
Pierce county Of explosives IL
censes.
The bureau has issued temper
AIRY licenses good only until
March /. 1s47: beginning on that
day. licenses may he obtained
locally only from the county
clerks office. where the author
lied fee will be IS cents.
Scott said he was instructed
that those planning to use ex-
plosives after March I should APP
ply on or before March for their
licenses.
Local authority il designated TO
insure as far as possible that ex-
ploxives be issued only 10 citizens
of proper qualifications and under
no circumstances TO aliens.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
H ERR Els MORE ABOUT
Hodge Hits al Board

on this occasion was the recent
parole announcement fixing six
months term in Monroe reforma-
tory for Estell Barbee. convicted
in Judge Hodges court on a charge
OF negligent homicide for causing
the death Of three persons last
July 4 at the Fircrest gateway.
Hodges sentence was the statu-
tory maximum. not more than 20
years. but his recommendation was
for a minimum of three years.
At the time of sentencing Bar
bee. Judge Hodge expressed him.
self bluntly on the need OF curbing
reckless driving and the need for
courts to be more severe IN the
punishment inflicted when con-
victions were obtained.
Then the parole board eased the
sentence to six months.
Another case in his court which
the parole board, in effect, re-
versed, was that Of Frank Travess.
local cement finisher. who after
working several overtime shifts in
week apparently went to sleep
at the wheel of his car, near
Sumner.
Travess' car crashed into an
other causing the almost In
slant death Of Mrs. Rosena
Schoenbacker of Sumner. II
was charged he drove through
stop light nj 20 miles an
hour.
Travess pleaded guilty TO negli-
gent homicide Nov. is last year.
Judge Hodge in imposing sentence,
applied the 20-year maximum term
at Monroe reformatory. but recon-
mended is months m mi u m
which the parole board cut down
to 10 days.
However. the young men be-
fore him late "Wednesday were
being arraigned on another
type of crime.
Russell Dolan. rs; Ed Gaines. rs.
and Loren Hinton, 20. all of Ia
coma. were pleading guilty TO rape
for which they were sentenced TO
serve not more than 20 years in
Monroe reformstory. They have
already spent several months in
the county jail awaiting DISPOSE
ton Of their cases. The statutory
minimum term for their offense is
five years.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Winani Leaves London
To Consult Roosevelt

DONDON-Ambassador John C.
Winant left by airplane Thursday
for consultations at Washington.
the United States embassy an
nounced.
The embassy said that winsnt
was going mainly TO talk to Presi-
dent Roosevelt and his visit would
be brief.
II is Winant's second visit home
since he became ambassador on
March 1. 1871. He made his first
visit to consult the president In
May, 1871.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
State Conservation Chief
To Back Irrigation Project

OLYMPIA - Ed Davis, director
Of conservation and development.
left Thursday for Washington. ID.
c.. TO attend congressional hear
ings on bills to expand Rozs irri-
CATION project and set up a Grand
Coulee irrigation program.
Davis said the house rec
lamation and irrigation COM
mlttee would hold hearings on
the Columbia basin measure.
which deals with organization
Of districts. MISREPRESENTATION
m lands. financing and de-
veiopsnent Of the whole Gen.
trial Washington project.
He said the bill to finish Roza
project bitches and spillwsys was
before the appropriations COM
The state, Davis added.
was especially interested In get
ting At least a gravity system
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

operating to bring new land under
irrigation in view of the war need
for food.
Frederick C. Hamley. state pub
lie service director. who is in the
national capital on other matters.
will aid Davis at the hearings. as
will James Ford of Spokane Cham
Der of Commerce.
Davis said he also planned to
confer with the federal bureau OF
mines and forest service while In
the capital.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Charge Worker of
Failure to Provide

Sterling Keehn, alias Sterling
Kiln. was arrested by local de-
tectives "Wednesday at the Seattle
Tacoma shipbuilding Co. where
he is employed
Keehn is wanted in North Da-
kota for failure 10 provide for his
wife and child. according 10 Capt.
Of Detectives William T. Farrsr.
who said Keehn was arrested here
Jan. 81 upon request Of North Ds-
kots officials. but was released by
court order when II appeared
North Dakota would not extrsdite
him. However. extrsdition papers
were forwarded 70 local officials
and he was rearrested on fugitive
warrant.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Sabotage Ruled Out
In Seattle Dock Fire

SEATTLE--Ssbotage WAS ruled
out Thursday as cause OF the
$500. 900 fire which destroyed two
warehouses and extensively dam
aged a third at Seattle's fisher
mans wharf Wednesday. Fire
Inspector F. Blaine Rossmsn said
the blaze apparently was started
when thinner fluid used 10 clean
nets exploded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
City Primary
Vote Checked
Ofdcidl Convoss
Il Being Started

0erks appointed by the county
election board were busy at the
eourthouse Thursday checking poll
hoo1<s for the city primary cleo
tion az last Tuesday.
This was the start Of the off,
eial canvass Of the election bal
1ots-in this case. entirely voting
machine records. and precinct poll
bools.
II was predicted that numerous
minor discrepancies would be
found between the unofficial re-
turns and the final official re-
turns. but none Of these changes
would In anyway affect the result
~ ascertained from the unofficial
figures.
Mistakes largely are traced to
Misunderstanding In recording
the telephone returns submitted to
the auditors office In the first
hour or two after the polls closed.
Auditor s. Clifford Davis point
I'd out that Tacoma has one Of
the speediest systems In the North
west for determining election re-
oults.
Spokane officials. for example.
were stiil counting their paper
ballots Wednesday. Voting ma
chimes, telephone equipment and
eomptometer operators speed the
results here to settle all but the
closest arguments within two
hours after the polls close on cleo
ton night
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Actions in Divorce

New suits for divorce We're filed
IN superior court Thursday BY
Mabel r. against Wilhelm Jordan.
Nella NJ. against Daniel r. Sher-
rift and Evsline NJ against Ed
ward M. Cecil. all alleging burden
some home life. and John r.
against Rose Hoyt. alleging deser-
ton.
Interlocutory decrees were
granted John from 8. Z. Whsle,
Helen r. from II. s. Larson. Ellen
from A. GustafSon and Marie A.
from c. c. Cline.
A final decree was granted IN
the suit Of Elnora A. against
George 2. Barton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
Specifications
Ready on Friday

The ponderous book Of specifica-
tions for the two new Nisqually
power dams and appurtenances
will be ready for contractors FRI
day morning. It was announced
Thursday by Arthur M. Angove.
chief clerk OF the board Of con-
tracts and awards.
Bids on the project. which In
eiudes building the Alder storage
dam and power house and the La
Crnnde dam. tunnel and power
house addition. will be opened by
the board on March rs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
The Enemy
Says Today:

TOKYO - Japanese radio re-
corded by United Press In New
York and San Franciseo) - The
Japanese news agency said Thurs
day that japanese forces driving
toward Rangoon were being heav-
ily reinforced. and that the Brit
ish were fighting behind the Sit
tang river. Newspapers published
estimates that $4,000 British were
killed or wounded during the fight
for Singapore II was previously
estimated that $4,000 British had
been captured. 5000 Of them
wounded.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

Candidates nominated In the
primaries viii be heard at the
chamber Of commerce forum lun-
cheon Monday noon in the Hotel
Winthrop.
Each candidate will be given
opportunity to speak briefly. and
the public IL invited to hear them
at the forum session. DIR. Charles
=. Engles win preside.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
March Tire. Tube
Quotas Announced

SAN FRANCISCO March quo
tas on tires and tubes for all We
hicles and retreads for trucks APP
plying to six western states were
announced Thursday by Harry
Camp. regional director. office Of
price administration
The quotas include:
Waahingten-New tires for pass
enger cars. motorcycles and light
trucks. 1858: new tubes. i,S0e;
new tires for trucks and husses.
3.eeo: new tubes for trucks and
-busses, l.157; truck retreads.
1,5o2.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
GERMANS ADMIT RAF
ACTIVE, BUT NO DAMAGE

BERLIN - German Broadcast
Recorded by United Press In New
York)-British planes dropped ex-
plosive and incendiary bombs on
some" German coastal positions.
including the residential quarters
Of Kiel. Wednesday night. authori-
-tative quarters said Thursday. The
announcement said there was mo
damage of military nature"
BERLIN - German broadcast
recorded by UP In London 1.-The
German news agency in a dis
patch from Tokyo Thursday
claimed that Japanese forces had
sunk United States airplane car
rier northeast of new Guinea.
The Japanese believed il was the
Yorktown.
The Yorktown, OF 1890 tons.
WAS commissioned in 1886. Its
normal complement is 2.072 Off
GERS and men including flying
personnel. II has an overall
length of s0eis feet and space for
more than 100 planes. When COM
missioned ii was armed with eight
five-ineh guns. Is ant-sireraft
guns and is smaller machine
guns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
NAILS CLAIM SEVEN
SHIPS SENT DOWN

BERLIN - German Broad
cast Recorded by United Press
In JONDON)-A special high
command communique said
Thursday that German sub
marines after arduous fighting
In the Atlantic lasting for
many days had sunk seven
ships Of = strongly protected
convoy. including two large
tankers, totaling $1,000 tons.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
JAps ASSERT BoMBERs
ACTIVE ON BATAAN

TOKYO Japanese Broadcast
Recorded by UP In New York;
A Japanese news agency dispatch
from base in the Philippines said
Thursday that naval planes, Con
tinuing fierce bombing operations"
on Gen. Douglas MacArthur's
forces. seriously damaged light
house and wireless station on the
Cape Of San Augustin Monday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
HITLER FORCES BOAST
RUSSIANS "REPELLED"

BERLIN - German Broad
cast Recorded by United Press
In New York. troops
have repealed numerous at
tacks by weak" enemy forces
along the eastern front while
Naxi artillery effectively
shelled enemy establishments
In the Lenlngrad area, n COM
munique from Adolf Hitler's
headquarters said Thursday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1942-02-27

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Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Presumably the two haa boon
brought along tpT moral support
.Hat as soon as they lot "a good look al MINI.
the support CAV, way and II was every man
for himself
Getting thcn back into line WAS one of the
toughest ubs Sob ever had. and the fact that
he succeeded IS a tribute 20 the strength oi
his affection for Mrs Fmcrsons daughter
Whether ne managed 1t by pleas buhery oi
brute force or all three together Is still
being debated.
Anyhow when the cruise reached a pre-
mature end In Honolulu whore Mimi was
operated ON for appendicitis ShpWrock and
Eddie were both out of The running. Bob had
firmly established himself as head man and
the nnly-obstae+e- 10 tire match was his vic.
A few months after the invalid had recov-
cred and the whole party had returned home.
private detective named Mayhem shed
some light on The efforts which had been
made to dispose of this last obstacle.
Suing Bob for breach Of contract he testi-
fled that he had been promised $4,000 bonus
plus ordinary pay If he could get enough
goods on Jayne TO provide grounds for divorce
He never got the bonus for in the end IL
was Jayne who divorced Bob on the score Of
excessive drinking getting jt is reported her
original asking price of half a million dollars
So at last the sorely tried lovers were able
to we'd
Twice their marriage seemed about TO go
and twice It was patched up by the arrival Of
"A baby Finally It got beyond the patching
stage and Bob Joined the Naval ar force.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

The atter's grandmother Emerson had
started the ball rolling by divorcing the head
achy captain Isaac back in 1911, the same
year in which his daughter undid her ties e.
Dr MeKm
Grandpa Emerson chose as his second wife
Ann Preston divorced spouse OF a Mr. Nc
COrmacE Ann had two Mccormack chill.
drcn, Frederic Clark Mccormack and Ethel
Preston Mccormack who along with their
spouscs account for SIX more divorces Then
there was Minis Aunt Daisy. whose second
husband was Jimmy McVickar. who got mar
Wed two more times after his divorce from
Aunt Daisy.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22
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%AFt "cialte pals of g'aIn'i"'S ''''I "a
" Bakcr topping <--yeaI-,-l4 l,a--
'h' m"ilcine heireSS are te'.lhs ,"S'''
.h 'A'i 'H.Ai'' no" lnal Nitc - u''"'.''l 80
Hl to divorce her husband Henry D. 'h'o'
.i"iih-
They .F,fe beginning 10 sei 1''I' ""i
r.'' about MIhl. here She had p''h mar yea
10 Per i'T-t ana $" iai. Only H"S"'''' '''
four long years
1t la1t,i As though S"c might h'' '' e'-
lnE 10 .Ec HP cilher 10 INC promise ". N'I
extreme youth or TO her fam'lys 'raa'H"n OK
bong ''' d.Foiclhs'sl c!an IN 'H' '"i'
%a' tsat her life with Bob had h.rn
t.a ~ aar..s'.. roses They hadn't let heate-
maxim. g,t tn,m down exactly In tact--le- an
u.8-Ta.h..oI cyo they gave every appear
a..c ~ not l'luE married ~ all
Eat Wcy had stayed wed for -four years
sa1 ,o p cafe soc.altc. that's as long as
forty 20 Anybody else
%or That MIN is finally going 90 take
-re step chat eas confidently expected %, hcr
IarG aaa friends who only yesterday Wcrc
.eE.su, 'N1f She was getting .stutty
arc saving that They knew am along shc had
'hc rgh' sort oi stuff DO her that II was just
Is question: of TIME 'll L -had chance 10
.how itself
Highest praise of aH they're aCaln calling
tgr q chip or tho old nI. a
Tho "o.I block DID TINS cas-, Is hcr woi.l,-
who -7rr-~r, q. b. called Mr. Margaret Ea.,r-
s.u br.aus, sh, finds il in.oaycuicHt 20 carry
around atth her ho names of all The mon
-a. s, been married Co.
From 'he days az Captain lsaa. Emerson
who mr,at,d one OF the uatous best known
headache powders possibly because he fore
saw that his offspring might need IL and
Hho may as wei be considered the founder of
The cian since hc was The irSt 10 get INTO
the blue chips. statsuclans have estimated
that this remarkable family counting IN those
who have hccn allied 10 u by marriage has
r.ng uP about thirty divorces IN as many
years
What il means TO bo an Emerson. IN the
way oi The relatives you ilnd yourself sad
MN, ,.,,..- ,,,,,......,.,,.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Now that Mimi
has placed her feet
firmly IN the divorce
path she may bc
able tocatch mp with
hen mama but she'll
have 90 hurry
II was four dec
AIDES sco"Tfat Mar
garet Emerson made
her first trip 20 the
altar wedding Dr..
Smith Holllns Nc
Kim of Baltimore
This union lasted
anti 1911, when she
shed him in Reno
While IN the di-
y or Cc capital she
met r ay ~ on q r
Baker who WAS aC-
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

After Four Years Of Marriage. Mrs. Topping
("Mimi Baker" to the Smart Sef) Is Giving
Her Bob" the Air. But She's Still Got
Long Way to Go to ca+ch Up With +he
Matrimonial Msodven+ures Of Her Relatives
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22


England most cliElhlc BACH -
elors lie squirrel Mimi around
one Summer and then when
she and her mother sailed for
Europe. installed h m S eli
aboard the same boat -
But for some reason he
didn't look as good afloat al
ashore and IN the end be
failed 10 survive the voyage
that is. in the capacity OF a
suitor. Jon
After 80 az a Swiss Bef
finishing school. which she Fra
finished with before It fn-
!shcd Y4ih- -hct Mini cat
10 sec her native land. pur-
suit IN which she was GalaD'Iy assisted
by Bruce Cabot the movie star.
Just what came between them IS nor
known maybe the Grand Canyon or Tho
fact that Bruce is sometimes cast In
Grade p films vhlr Mimi is used O.
nothing less than Grade A
IN any case. hc soon wen. The way Of
sir Robert 70 bo succeeded hy Inc mill
Hoaslro movie producer Howard Hughes
whose method af Hoorg WAS to drop
down n.t of the. blue lr an aupmul uu
f,r front lawn
AS can hr ,r.al.,cg this was "a nttt,
ffr-,yrrrff -7--
mn ,.r,. ,r. F.r .t ta~..rs 1T ,h.
r.ar..,t t,,..,... ~. .r.,..,.-h h.s fortunes
i.,.. a,t.,.. .,. t.. movies rra,r tho mana.
az N'rta.' Brooke,
II, .,.,,. t,... h,.. tsat th.- ,gr a.
,.rr. .......... ......... ,....,...... And rr t.,
,a,e..s.,, tr,. f.,, chat somewhere rr tI..
,.gl,g,o.,a ,r.-. r.,r,ts4 "a Counties. of
lyar,cirl the F.-I.. wife .e.r.s to r.ec
tc..,. .o,.e,I,o,,.d \Eh,r sa, turned M, IN
,n. eesr nat "a p.oy,ro Itr,ur, u was
d,y for I,tlc Nh.
r5.,,.,.r s., ,,ss ttro f.r ber doh.
,r.r ,.4 -, tb, ,..r.,a,,srt of fi,.... .,.
,s, ga,s,,,s NJ ,,l.o,e,,r. Girl rsr.l
b.ar, ,,.erdad
rrs 5shYt tool. r,,., ora Scp,er.h,
,a.- .oe, $50 ooo ard .g.as attended h
el.,.,s mos, ,f whom, ,..t ,,,ornir.- .r.t
tsar,..s Grandma Isaac for having in,
h,. headache 1a,yl,r
tr1 -aag aror,3Ilv launched NJ S.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

which lasted until 1928,
when she was eight
years old. The cause
Of the divorce was Mrs.
Delphine Dodge Crom-
Well. In an historic
shuffling Of mates Del
phine divorced Jimmie
Crom W e II, Margaret
divorced Mr. B a X er,
DELPHI in @ m arrie e d
Baker and Jimmie mar
ried Doris Duke.
So M argaret was
{ c m porarily left at
loose ends. a condition
in which she remained
until the Boston blue
blood. Charles Minot
A m ory came along
Their union produced
no children but the
lack was scarcely no
ticed. for he already
had two by a previous
marriage.
In 1884 they were dl-
vorced on the grounds
of his "habitual intem-
pcrance" - and that's
the Margaret Emerson
saga 20 date, and the
mark little Mimi has
10 shoot at.
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

November 22. 1912
Detroit evening times., 1942-11-22

Gloria i'm the Dress She
Wore at Her $4,000
Debut, a Function
Which Left Most of the
Guests Blessing Her
Grandpa for Having
Invented His Headache
Powder.