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all, news dispatches credited to it. 07
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EVENING SENTENEL TEL!-
PEONE CALLS
Business Dace—93.
_ lot-walk Branch Dulce-118$.
Editor’s Residence—2183.
city Editor’s Raddem—lW-i
Mines Hanger’l Mexico——
113-12.
mom um.
ow Weill-edge. No. 108. F. and A. M.
A alien annotation of Old Well
lodge, in. ICC, I. and A. IL. will be
held at in mi, Tum-«day eve-jog.
“5131*. m. i019, .1. 1'1 t)'('l')t;k. Work
F. (1. Bear-ea (Refleflmwntsj All Ila.“-
tm Hum cordial}; and {maternally
invite .
lidarnafly yours.
W K. t-‘mcu, w. .v.
Atteet: _
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W.
Elm MINUI-ES FOR HEALTH
”This via-lion ‘-M be physically
fit, and tight. minutes a day will coinc-
might: mar to making it. that." 30
pan Witter m, authority on athl't-
tics for the (ant generation. who was
('ail‘Jd by It" uevernnvmt to ”Verscl:
11w Wm! training in rim-en naval
training (‘10me and stations durmz the
“1112.
The beauty of fir. {lupus syntem of
athletic cracked ad gymnastics i=5
their Wt], Nobody has to go to
a gymnasium. and nobody need: to
spend on: debt minutes a day to
keep-Sis body in limiting trim to carry
tho burdens of inn-inc» thouuh limo-5
1w atrium); and long hours in the 0"-
fin n. m It‘fltSfilL)’.
it is ad. “enemies that mum; the
legs and the arms ire strong enough
‘ 5n fie mange man. says the expert.
“'bat “(fl undur the ribs- «he ion“.
the heart. Nwmusi. he gh‘en room:
and the trunk Mulch hold. them murl.
be strong, Mid Drum-Hy point-d and (it‘-
Velwfid.
in an mum; in th- Match American
magazine he. teui-i his story. and them
in“ who rum; mu read how to gvt
strong can as' he run.
,
Anybody can ‘1"! right. a. minute: , '
clay to keeping Well. It is so little
llmt' for put-h big t't‘rflllin! it i. worth
reading that”. and thinking about, and
dohg: for truly “a nation physically
fit.” lea dew Worth “whit-k
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BEbIBABLE SAVlNG
In mammal: of spring hour"-
cieoniag lays gives a new emphasis
to the meal (or thrift, Much that.
handicaieru learned in the wor a'hout
wise saving and colleen-lion has boon
thrown a, the wilds with the Coming
of peace. the Salvage Bureau of
the New “and War Bevingu DiVi-
also low urging housekeepers l0
convert. Mel waste into sound in<
15mm“. {laugh thrift and war sar-
inoi all-nos. - ,
Mg um things the woman are
asked not. w «zoniiign to the rubbish
heap or The luck-yard bonfire are
11W and old magazines, fiber
cartoon and paper boxes. The bureau
can. ‘frovu a ton of vista paper we can
gzetifiu pounds: of new m." Old
rags. too, «in be cleaned and made into
paper. . _
Junk has ceased to be {it m‘aterial
for ruffles» throwing away. If the in-
dividual hoopewii‘o on untrue“ to all-
vantagem ems! amount, of funk col-
lected in her own household. she can
add it a the dunk at other memberl
of the Maturity and the whole can
be sold giggle salvage Wt. ‘
Nimit- and to hoard. flieae one
less WI’I tn clutter up other-
wise gradient Weeping arrange-
ments by d mutilated handling of
'- - (dialect-Jedi. Mime war has
f tanglaiffi'ie. fay «(petty sorimping and
, the I“ Eat!“ more time and
cum the saved wide la‘wortli.
, All " asked is the us. of judge-
fo fiose Mexican
_t..aa‘.1..aor.nm.m
mm: mm For“:
"the Assoc-ia'cd Press is exclusively'] ad of a. famil
mama to u»: use for publication or: 1° "
11: otherwlw in this paper and alaolm
Al nights at republication of spe-
‘ (ml ion.
A 1‘5er
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with his dependents a penta- ie the
hind or a. family depends upon the
character of the separation.
"11' the benefactor is absent on bus-
iiness or on account of military or na-l
val service. or a. child or other depen-
-dcnt is absent tanponn‘ily at school
‘or on a visit. the (:0me home being
' intained. the exemption of 32,000
'm3
gapplies. If. however. the dependant
.Touching upon the Peace Falter-
enco. he said: "The confer-1:99 a: 1-54-
is regarded themselves only as set-
vants ot‘about seven nandrd million
people of the world, and not agthen'
masters. .
Consequently. sud at e l‘reeidefi: the;
context-es are. anxious to item; in ctcse.
um; ' i ‘ 1: th. .3. has w uni tnwv
’oonun sly mixes his home else-151111931111..." v p. '. m. “ ‘
' ’ 380‘! repmfient. to find all i , , .
:where, the benefactor, mm .ot'e 0fheist. ansiit in manic-.- tlzoii lives what;
”he question of support. is moithey wish them 'o t»: tiy xiii"; Hum;
'the opportunity tin. the; might, :o:
"In the cape of man and wife. Minna." .
President apex: briefly. :oasfiu— '
lug himself hugely to Wenouvng thu
ijoint exemption of $2.000 allowed at
arried couple replaces the individ-g
o: ‘nsitors and promising (maplcte lrdrr- 7
’ "al cooperation. He 01g:'\ not that. the;
fuel exemption allowed each only
:they live together. Unovoldahle
geence of a wife or hash-mi .t trail:- demands upon his uni-a luring thc' da'y
:ttorlum or “vim on .150qu and'a half he could wmain in “uni:-
met-38 does not pmciudo claiming the inctnn mudt it ilIlpCSSzD' .- for him to
articipatc :n the ronfzccnm‘.
Secretary hi Lcibor Wilson. tho pre—
iexemption. If. howevw, the husband p
’continuously and voluntarily makes his
home at one place and the wife at an . . . . - . id be
5 - - Sided at tlm opening. .1655‘0’1, to x ;
Efilhflr’ 530:! must. {flatul‘lllggv‘i’dugag Conference that the rccru: strikes at»
in?” 0 net “5mm; til InlrflIfltOI. Seattle. Butte, Lawwnc and other
232?.8‘1'311 EP’S‘“ 3: ‘13“. places Were not fmttzftr-al w ”2.0th
in memo, "1 exdm It nt 119 earls disputes in their migtn, but new .12-
t A peraon u er we To ' I suite) of a. delibemte, orpmizcd v.1. a”): ‘
' I
of age or under the statutory age of , _ . .,, ,‘ n _ a
321;“; $35,13de 53:? "I: it..ft..i§:§g“quf.ii”:2::.t.‘..::.‘?;“.l‘."
iturn if 'he had a ueMmme for 1918 I ’35:;f15’323122m sazd:
‘fengmhefimfifnafmamflre?rfi ‘ "ll wiah‘that I could protoa—w- myrrh
Logo of minor children dependent upon :1}; ‘12::er fink“.
zamztéfigdofficm i. the 1111de lht‘ glldalict if my my
M
SUFFRAGE lN CONNECTICUT
.retai 1.;
Hr. Tumuity, to do - month's work in’
a week, and i am Laying mm. not alli
of it has been done badly but inasq
. . , much as there in a moessary pressure“
”93”"9 March 4 °_" 8“” Now B°'°‘° upon my time. I know that. you will ex
, . , the Legisxa'u'r‘ , .. cueo mo from taking purl ll) you: rop-
H‘” fatlure. by ‘3“‘5 "’ ‘7- 0, m" "u" mrencc. much as l alt-mid be protitcd.
rage Anlt'mdm'm' in the Viv-ll!!! Stair .. in’ '30an so. i
Senate. on “1” . 4a a. 1r~mpm.i._‘ "My pictuant duty i5 m luv] ion a
”101‘.” m “emu“ sulrage by n“”‘“"" lie-arty \Vt‘icomc and I.) riprem my
“Clion‘ . . .. gratification that. (-3 today executives
.111” “mum“ victory ”“6 5'09”" on at citii-s and of status haw: tound the
.“‘f'f“'hf""§5: “Dd "mm“,‘mm 3"“ ‘0 timl’. and the inniinatlm to come 10-;
'“R’t' m" b""3 entranciuflod by Sun” gunner on the very imzm.‘ mt mattcri
. . we have to discuss. '
1h“ “2M ‘0 ""' ("r Pmldeutioi “The primary duty :1: caring for on: i
2‘03“)” 0‘?“ b" granted to women by mmpl-i in the intimate Halters wo
blue Ix-msiaturce. Within czzbt days '0“ to discus! here. 01 coursr. falls‘
"'3" .m'mm" h” 91““ ””9“ ”1*“ on the stated and upon the municipali-
dmua‘ swmg“.b'""‘ and ”1° women tics and the function of the federal
of'lerptsxont, mm“? and Wiscnmin ‘3"? got'ommonl is to do what it is trying
2.1;”0‘0 2‘8"": (0‘ 1m???" “‘3" to do in a conformance of this sort-to
' ' " ' " ”to"??? n ermopt '9 dmw the echutive minds of the coon.
tmrd the hill). Similar bills have hem try together 501““ lhcy may profit by.
introduced In other Leghlaturcs. cacb others suggwllons and plans ‘
The Ccmwcu’cut Legislature M“ b" and so that we may offer our services;
fore "’ a. bill (Senate liill ”0' 812) in to coordinate their efforts in any way'
troduccd by Senator Dillon. to gh‘: U": that tlicv mnv deem it wise to copra-i
women m” mil-l State the right to vote Shale in other worth: it in the privi"
in." PrMidgm'd docmm' .Tm“ m" m ' logo of tho fvdeial government in mat-4
iginated with the Exocutrve Board «it “1”; or this .10“ to be the so. me of:
fiifi?:;‘mtlltm:uw|mfin 8;}: 80" A; the executives of the states and mun-l
the lulnt (‘nmmfttco on Woman 8111- lcipaiitius and counties,‘ and we shall
rageof the‘Senotn‘and lime 0:“! t. perform that duty with the greatest.
binning will (mum on lurch 1 at 3 pzfixroga you '“r‘we us wilhyour
p. m. it um um aecurc [mm the Loc- a . ‘ ' ‘
isluturu the right to vote for President ‘ 1.23:3" tat, the mgfifin‘ogggg.
on V’ co 'res uni ' ‘ ' m i
Slim} it Lm'gfiwg “XI: :33; wU'niatrald' as you think necessary. We .are not”
full unfrnui-hismncnt by Fulani ac- met. to ““9““ any single or wm'
tion. _ . . . .eubjoct. “to are ‘met {tori um tine.
-A:l:tnnnnts in favor of the pending proper 'gieuho" 2f “:3" “it” ‘2 if
on are m: 1’“ 9°“ one cou
(J)_ H. in a step in advance witch normal basis am soon as possible and
can be. won immediately to effect such fro-sh allocations of la-
(2). it is m” SM“. action .0, b‘cd- bar and industry as theyclrcumstancea
' ' may make Rt‘t‘ltiibnl". i think I can tes-
I
l
A a. in
oral.
(3). m i-unstmizimmtity is niiq....‘uf.v fmm what i have secn (m the
timed. amino-r sidn of the water. that we are
mnrn fortunato than other nations in!
‘ttflvli'i'i to those grim problems. Our:
_ tlltilislrit'cs. have bet-n disturbed {lid dia-z
nrzmxizcd . d;sorp.iniy.i—d as co pared
PHONE INSTALLATIONS with a pcaizvhasin, very seriously, in-'
SHOW FALLiNG 07F :er‘tl, by the war. but not so :‘ct‘louslyl
as the industries of othcr coffntrlee;
‘3 and it .“t‘t'llln' to mo, iiirl‘l'lOlU, that up
. . should nnmnr‘h ”use tidbit-ms that
5"“: as Against 8'36. :wa uru- alblout to dim um:I with u :rcnt?
Efitimaied for- dual of ctmt'idv;nce—- confidence that:
. While thorn wan _:x (‘tllmidPluitit gm” if wn have a common purpose we canl
realism that common purpose without;
.i-rinus or insurmountable difficultiesfi
‘Tlte thing that has impressed me?
most. gé-nllcmcn. not only in the re;
mm, wet-ks when l havc been in 0071-;
tnrcnce on the other aide of the wa-‘
thn ntxmlwr of installations w;:: 1.1»)! “tr, 9T tor "Vim”, month .b'ffum I went;
"short or what. had been m.m.~.. ”'0 “my“ was {1115. VIC are at
There were 9
(4) Other Stine Lecislntllrt-il mildly
are erupting: (hie tone at imohile.
6,689 New Stations lnctailcd in .i:
in the nuxn‘hi v.- ul tt-loplmm- gull-hits
throughout the state. according 1’) t!=--
February numbvr oi the
Built-Lin.“ tl.e Soutlmtn XL'W
Telephone company's moo-lily ioumnl.
"'rt-icyiuu. .
ling-,1. n)
. estimate l~ lust li-zirning that the business of gov-i
stations in tlm crnnmnt in to take counsel for the;
state in Dru-wit. 1'. while the uumbnr average "‘33-. W“ "'9 3‘ “‘5‘ learning
of installations made 6.68,. {’F;t0:he whxole matterdof the‘ prospeg‘;
. _ . . peopes runs own. nto t e‘
can u ' 2 '- ’ ‘
l at the Philn‘tlh’d nun! e o. 8.3%). great body of the on n and women who i
At the end of the year the Bridge- do the -Wol‘k of the world, and that the
port, district ma 32,332 Butium The Worms of guidance is 110' mmvlelcd
other districts hm station! n toitim-.. 335:0 a“? 2100?? (it great sent?-
. . St‘mpcet ony yte:
Hartford “bum“ ”.413. 33' HIVPH- standard of the benefit that it confersi
87.356; Waterbury. 10,287; New Lon- upon those Who in the obscure ranks?
don, 13,496. .or life contribute to the success or‘
New Haven has i . .‘ n- those enterpnaea. ‘
lions th at?” telephone “t ‘ t “The hearts of the men and women?
3‘} ,3“, 0L 9" ‘5" “l we and children of the world are stirred;
state, with Hartford second, and now in a way that has never been:
Bridgeport, with 16,194‘ in third place. known before. They are not only‘
w_ ~_ __ stirred by their individual circumstanc- i
i
mgANE; 31-me . 188. but they are beginning to get a vt-l
HmeELF WlTH STRING
139.93..
WES
’sion of what the general clrcumstanol
es of the world are, and there is forg‘
the first time in hbtory an interna-
tional sympathy which is quick and vi.
tel—which does not display itself
merely in the contact of governments. !
but displays itself in the silent inter.)
course of sympathy between great bo-
dies that. constitute great. nations; and
the significance or a conference like
Albert Kacinaky. 44. of 18 Stratfot‘d - -
, -, lhlfl is that we are express] in it,
"3“!- “field, ’3 m.“ °‘ "1° m- and will. I believe, express it‘llgthe re-
IHO ward it the Hillside 30-0. 0018- suits of this conference, our conscious-
mltted suicide yesterday morning at new that we are servants of this
1:30 o‘clock by hanging bin-oat. The 33:: '15.“%:'3223 '3 People “0 con-
. . e e lattes, (1
night nurse me making fl” rounds their serrate it is our buaaeatiatou‘:
uddonly perceived I. dangling figure privilege to find out how we can best
h tho darkened ram! .1 h .- et- anoistlnmkingthetrliveuwhatthey
ton to also it found hand npport-i'isn “‘9'“ ‘9 ‘-’°- 5"“! “Wm ”1° ”i
he . . . portunitla that they ought to have.
M W assisting by public counsel in. the girl-1
‘ mm killed M by using a‘vate claim upon winch the happiness
Ileoveatflagn-on his nil-no end 01111314099908-
tylng It and-:3: his chin and then to the‘ “Anti 3° I m the more W
. *~m°tncimbemsemymtbulama
cloth-t allay,” urba- 33¢sz11th Ithperfectiy under-toot.
Nurse 34; Hillside Home Find; Albert
iKacineky Dangling in Darkened
_ Room.
NWT. Hard! 3.—Fo.arlng
that some one was going to kill him.
whim
{bid you
ihave come tagether
iwhich I have tried to indicate.
.0! cooperation and i
lwhlch will really accomplish what wel
M 7 _
me candid“ for
w»!
history.
you are under-stun
welcome. because
in
that are will together concert :1:
wish to see accomplished in steadying
and easing and facilitating the whole:
a llubor processes of the United States." i
men and other employee receiving “"1 ‘
uiem allowanCes in addition to regular ‘1
-salarics are require-d to report 131950;; , _
PEACE LEAGUE”
PEACE SIMPLY: ,
BUT DEADLY
(Continual From Flrrt Pazel
mankind." Senator Sherman continued,
"As he kept us out. of war in 1916, so
he will keep us out of impending var
”Diumd up to serve the issues of
1920 and keep us at‘peace forever it
we but. accept him again. With him
as the drum major of civilization.
”will In” mere halter-duller
mommmmchtnmmd
.dlsawtmtwmemamchmmen!
in
feeling of the
.1 .
"And so it is with this profound ;ernznent to
”895508309 0‘ the quarrels be regarded now,
ding that X .when the United States went to war
I'believe you iagatnst a common danger, it did not
the Spirit bind itself "in perpetual alliance to
and draw the sword whenever and so long
3M9 'as the majofity of European (i0\ (.11-
ndividua| notion intents rated it upon as."
t
t
eternal peace, belting the earth and .
”Md-i118. like a gentle spirit o‘er a
still and credulous world.
the milienlum is here.
proclaims,
‘pcnsc. anl any traveling man is. en—
"Like his neutrality device was the
prelude to unprepared war. his peace
l
league peace engages not in one war. .
11m. but the hand of Woodrow."
t 02:“? ””0903.“ constitution. Sena-tram” on the nomination of A. .‘fiiti‘lr
or ‘ erman “Nd “ would set up_ 3"" {ell Palmer, alien property cavxcdinn. to
”0351b“? 50"- ‘bevattorney general.
oligarchy of the worst
adding:
"if we Cu
31 gorernme’ at. we arg
irresistible tides that ill sweep us in-
to the maelstrom of the old world s
bloody currents. The t'cuds and spun-
t the cables of constitutin-
i
ibut in all wars that scout-game eaflh-mALuER NOMINATION
:it is simple. but deadly. Apparently an i
p: mt iennlttrd open covenant of peace. it is a masked . WASHINGTON March ;;_ ."v; in. Syn. .
:ai-g Men m mg 1charter of unceaslng war: the voice 0‘ 'ate Judiciary ' 1
:
caught. in the g
ations of a thousand years will Iii--
come our daily chart of ac'ian. Al:
we can know is that a low mm in.
some hidden chambcr known :is the'
Executive Council Wield over its ff‘v’.V-:
ers of life and death.
“The crcation of a n.in.~i-'ss thin; to
t in star chamber judgment rod do
(1) ".5 I‘Jhn'
5i
rrce implicit obedience
dates can not be born.
liy an ukase, it will embar
mcrcc, close our cxcnuixra.
3,0 our CO’«
, the Centennial mine of the llig Four,-
by iron "urn.
dest't": '
(‘fl-dih‘. leave our merchandise rotting . --
on piers, shut the Panama lanai. or.
der Congress to dcciaxe war. levy tax
es .approprlate money. raise and sup-
pom armies and navies. and despalcii
r men to any quarter of the cloim 1;,
t t and die pecans?» an alien exccu
(iv:- council has "i“l'd it.
"Sincere men may have deceived
themselves in the great hope for it per-
fect world . but no (illusion however
sincere. will excuse this Senate 'z-om
its» duty to intcrpose its power agnlnr.
this universal Utopia pmmi-.ed by the
President. it is the fabled apple of a
on a trusting people‘s ilps. The Son-
gteut hope which will turn '0 who;
ate never faced a crcater task nor a
nobier duty. It will not ratify an em
tlou nor translate an impossible lmal-
ism into 3 weapon of national suicide."
Senator Sherman asserted that
against the wisdom and experience or
the Landau forefathers as scanned
up in Washington's Farewell Ad!!:‘~:::5,
.5
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.15.: we
5
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long-lasting €357.75
in, each package.
The bieecet
. refreshment
you can pos-
a cement to teeth.
breath. appetite and
digestion.
Flavor .
. Lasts .
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in the phrases
mislead."
The Senator urged that the warning
at the founders of the American Gov-
let Europe settle her own
oddlngvthm
Pi
Musr nouns Q
PER DIEM “mow-3
ANCE. ' .
Additional Bargai
jGrezlt Clearance Salet
v
as tor Tomorrow l
\K'ASHINGTON, March 3.—AvSales-i
allowantcs to income tax returns. the.
l , ' u i re‘ l nnounceu ~ 1. .
fgdginal linen c in at a 5“,. Splendid
-~ I'
Lil’ing expenses are not allowablt-I‘fquality. Every item a real bargain.
deductions even though incurred l1._ 4
English Lonzcloth
carrying on a business, and amountsfi’t
paid for board and lodging by pol-9'
.. . . . . .l ' . c ‘ .
Mm". who “3"“ W, the coals: 9‘ the)! ‘: Tho correct cloth fdf' uniinrwczir.
t-mpiormem are canatdered inng‘ "xi“:fine so” strong texturt; 10 yard
pens». Any excess of a per (item ai {pier-es. Regular “I,“
iowam'e over living expense: 2 -
able income. .
r . .
. ._ . . ._ “lute Plane
ure vilfl sa'riplc room is c-nttilcti .t) tie-3 *. ‘ , . .
duct such parment as a businflsg ex- .lull yard wide. mt‘dlum 52:10 Writ;
Special tomorrow. yard
7 ' 7 '
Vi hlte l oties
values of dependable
I
n in“! Special, piece ........
i
A salesman 'ho has '0 pay lim‘ lht
{’2 regular price We yard. 41c
i"
titled to deduct railroad fares paid D)":
him in carrying on his occupation.
‘-" *‘¥-~ 1
‘9 Superior weave and dot ‘3‘:
FAVORABLY mrpzmreel . " quality. .
1.340 inches Wide: rcmliur 454:".
committee loan; by Special ................ 34c yard
unanimous vote ordered a (mainline “453 inches arid»: rrauiar 7.3;:
i-Q- Spin-i2! ............. 44: yard
Absence of u 45 x 36 Pillow Cases
r"r“‘-f-“d”“‘ d‘T';Stmn;: rtiliriliio quality nitrilill.
the hens-w. wnpmfiar 49k ‘
' ‘v Tomorrow. each 386
‘ Extraordinary Value in
= , Sheets
Big Four Coal Company's Plant at ‘ ‘1
Louisville Razed by Flames. ' .Efiepz‘im‘gfl‘l):‘h"“"
'w- L. 6.
BOULDER, (um, March 3,—7t‘i‘rig ,
which started early last saturday in5;;,Sp“'“ml “’“N'H'O‘V
1i .
Aak'
publican opposition
prompt (-unfil'mntinn by
a:
SIX AHE RESCUED AS .
FlRE DESTROYS MINE'VJ‘.
hi X it". t'vg'i-
.5159
l; DRY GOODS um.
Six men who wt n3 “1'5th 4
rescued ;
9
‘ Remna
that company at Louisville, Colo.
near here, destroyed surface buildings
of thi- mine.
wht-n the Ire startcd wvro
The loss has not been Prfill‘laifrd.
it
CIVIL WAR VETERAN
Tells Aged People How To Get More
VALUESUBiG VALUES—ARE
HERE lN ABUNDANCE
MS of Table
i .
Strength f ’- DamaSk
Herc is another link in the chain of , A: 25 Per Cent. Lees Than Read“
evidence- to prove that our famous cod! ’ Prices.
liver and iron tonic \‘iaol creator} 5
strength for fceblc old people. ~ l v
Mr. Nelson ll. Pwe ot‘ the Nationali‘
Soldiers home. Tennessee, SgtyHZ—~“ii
am 74 years of age and was in a wreck;
debilitated condition. poor appetite; "
and did not ilePD well. iuol rave nle n 3 , .' Lat-cz-
good appetite. I sleep "cli. and it has 1 h, m.
built me- up #0 i feel stronger and bet 3 . Special, i all, ________
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j iClaims He Was Forced to Marry Un-
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"v i l‘ett‘r .l. Duggan, a member of the
‘(‘liemical Warfare Service, U. S. A.,
i" .who claimed he was forced. by threats
‘ 90f counmarlial to marry Elsie Hill
' :Imggan of Stamford. was ordered'to
’pay his wife alimony of $7 a. week by
Judge Greene in the Superior Court_
last. week. These paymexfi: are to
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; Duggan is asking the court to annul'
:the maniage. He claims the defendant ~
ttold Lieut. Thomas R. Jones. the hue-i
:btmd's superior officer, that. she was in ‘
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,The plaintiff claims the girl’s story
“8 untrue, but. he married her;
through four. He left her immediately :
after the ceremony, which was pery
formed Sept. 23, 1918, he alleges.
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