, RIDAY, JULY 13, 1923,
lo: SEEKING
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2, ,, llave Now in
1 vi New Vice-
President.
.iuly 13.—Femlnine
, political circles
. y l-y the latest an-
. {‘1' national head-
..l S. llmch. Bridge-
.~.i;-niriiui candidate]
‘-.\- llmt. following the‘I
:; .xxnl Hf Miss Mary B.
r- xznty. Virginia. as
runnm-L‘. the place on
: if rmvn open to ”
4 this great country"l
rwrmlromt‘nts lnid‘
“mi-v.l'n-woulri-bc-pre-E
l s ”'5' conditions oi"I
rmilulllwll ior \ll“~Pl'<‘~
if. m ll!‘ \fili'l‘ in sun‘s-l
but 3 wife. To become
Dove's wife. he r
- wa-K
with“. “cording .to
.. ‘ “minimum. that
nerves 0! steel."
tchll" Bevans qualified in this par-
h u or but her tonsils went back on
er. Dave announced that the ton-
sils which created havoc with his
campaign plans. by causing Miss Be-
van to reconsider her decision to be-
come Mrs. Beach at a, public wedding
at Seaside park July 14th. has caused
the young woman to lore 15 pounds
in 30 days. There now seems little
hope that she will be able to undergo
an operation and recuperate from the
effects of it in time to take the stump
With Dave in the apwoaching cam-
Dfilzn. She lett for her home in Virgi-
nia last night. .
\Vhile not exactly left “waiting at
the church" (since the wedding was-
n t going to be held in a church any-
way). have is left without a vice-
presidential running mate.
If there be "one or more that can
his latest omen.
the lady have
. and ironic] quality for 1924:" Presi-
Idrvnt Beach asks that word to this ef-
fort be sent at once to National
Headquarters. No. 416 Fairfield Ave-
min.
liis attention drawn to the fact that
in New Britain today there is a heart-
iri‘.
Josephine Tkncz. who was jilted at the
ken young waitress named Missl
m.
sitsr by one John Zielinlki. who un-
teelingly said “no" when asked it he
would "take this woman (or his inw-
ful wife.” Beach said that the“ fates
might be playing a hand in this at-
tsir. and he would welcome a. commu-
nication from Miss Tkaez. "object ma-
trimony." if it developed she tilled his
bill of particulars
PASTORS “'ORK EXTRA
SIxon Ciel-gym Take
Duties lo Exist
Up Added
Press).——More than 300 Saxon clergy-
men are today doing extra. work in
addition to their religious duties in
order to eke out an existence.
One large Dresden bank has as
many as nine ministers on its payrolls.
Others have become part-time clerks.
factory laborers. stokers and garden-
ers. In some cases the pastors’ wives
also are working in factories or shops,
while a. number of them swell the
household budget by taking in home-
work.
Engineers claim a loss of 20 cents
a day {or each worker due to the in-
mean a loss of about 32.500.000.000
annually in the United States.
Turpin? W, .
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