South Bend News-Times, Volume 34, Number 336, South Bend, St. Joseph County, 2 December 1917 — Page 3

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El DEMAND NGREASES New Requests Call for Pay 40 Percent Higher Than Present Scale. Amv I itM S-ri'-: "LFVIIFANO, Ur. i ip::i.ir.'!s arc 1 1 i to r .. t '". My ry railroad in : h- .:: v. try t I . i '. for . ro i - w x.i:r for trap. men . r.d i to:.- w h ; 1 1 a re a p;i ro - i: .it!y j.-r r.r . i r 1 1 r thin the I -'-r.t .-c,il- The ra! kairi of thr iwn 1 i!'-r nr 1 r. i? t : r. s I r -.-fit el the w a .- to th" f".c: rnai.a-.-i f th- railroa-ls t 1 r u t: ho ; f 'h,. . i;!rv t " 1 . i " The .ai.roadr .sr' a-k'-'l F :r.. !,!". ar.- - er to th- ! m inl- ;.y I . "1 at : lip 1,'ttr-st. The rail;, i 1 ) : . . r.,i ' ,i,re ie- ( ; ; - I t f.'.' r into i ' ollf'tiw uiT. ' r;,':;t for of har.dthe i r . t i ' . i -if :ie anil til" same tint'- through a jo.nt orumit- : repre r-1. 1 ir,ir all raiir-'ads conrr.o.l and th" two lahor organizations stand r .o'.y to io Iik v It is . t ! that th- railroad rn.i na-ers the i epre-entativ-.-ot Mk- Ptn.lo t s will meet in joir.t -'--Ion in ahoir tv.o weeks prohahiy in th' ea.-t. in .in -ff ort to ia"h an a jree n i'-iit on the v.aue pp-st'on. Tdday's dt üi.iinl fur i n rt-a - 1 was' is th" r 1 1 of a ! itiuliim vote taken hy the two lahor organizations folUiwin,' the approval of the proposition 1'V t!i' oxenitivr om to it tf of tlif .cv'ral assnfi.i-:ion-i 'pi iitinu' tli"- two oiraniitiois uhicli iiit-t in Chi a '40 uv. I to t in-liiM-. JAPANESE BAZAR TO BE GIVEN FOR RED CROSS A .JaiahOs toa an! ha.ar v. ill 1 ;. 11 Tn-sIay t t h ( First I'.aptist ( hurch 1'V nvrri'iers of th" Lalif"' Ai'l society, as ;i Iiel Cross len !it. Th" affair will ht in at 10 o'clock i 1 tlw morhiri.:, running until 10 in oninpr. A Japrinosp lunchfon will ho MTV! üimuhout the day in thr "t-a inlt'ii." and ptippr will h j-t-iNa il f-rii ." until S o'clock. A Japanese ontr rtn inment ill ho Kivrn at 7 : I . o'clock ,thr pcrforrna nr featuring choruso, ocal solos aii'l instrumental numl'ors from Japanese npera. Th-ro will he sovnul .In Parese railinus anil all tlijo who appear will be cri-tumed. ('herry blossom.-, wisteria and . lirysanthemunis will he used to decorate the room?. WAR TAX SOON ON DANCING BOWLING AND SKATING Skatiri rinks. howling allc.-. dan- 1 1 1 1 Is and the like, where an admission fee is di.ir.ed. ill in the tuture hav. to pay their pientas "f the war tax on en h separate l'e collected, the s.mc as that paid hy all theaters. No charge, however, is made on such places if no durKO i-t made for adaiittancc to the room. A charge may be later marie for skates or dances after the party or parties enter the buildin-T lor which no war ta is collected ! the poernmrnt. The above information was rereicd from V.'ashinton yesterday it the local internal renue office. DOCTORS TO DISCUSS OUTHOUSE PLEASURE All interested physicians are invited to state their iews on South Ren.r.s outhouse problem at the rhrunber of ("onttnerce luncheon, to j be held Monday noon. A number of prominent men will speak on the object. CnnsideraMe interest ha l eeii aroused in the uuestion, heraus" . f the fact that the city council will probably take definite action on an ordinance reprulatiir-r outhouses at ps r.exl session, Dec. 4. SUE ON MORTGAGE 1 j ri e r x j o s e j 1 1 u.i mi iv n ,-. - iso-iatiori has brought suit in the . urcuit court to foreclco a mortpu'e on property oi sborn st. and Fa rut, iv. brloncm to William C, I'ebfcn nd wife to satisfy a note for Id1"" m.nle January 17. CM"-. v ith accru,n- interest. Judcno t.t for 5 1.- : v; ?z is asked. HOYS .MI Ki:i ClKKs. t One dollar and tuenty-hvo ents. ; the pro'-eetls if a mirrorscope cn- t tcrtamment civen Fnlay afternout 'v CiCre Stoneipl;cr and Join Ash. at the Imme of the former, l-' j 11 Navarre st., wer- turned overt p. the local Fed Cross headquarter. ' PLAY KALL Tl llSDAV. Fidelity camp, Na. 'wll play ke indoor baseball team of the Stuiebaker school Ta sday (cv.r.z. Nov. 4 at the school. The batteries for the 1-1 1 el it y team are swinehart ,r.d Duck. D;l yon read th P'az.'le adver .sement of the South Fend Fealty Cornpanv in the Thar.kss'iv in d iv s-;e of" Th? Ntws-Times? too i.vti: n : v. iai; SAI.F S.mic. reim VrrAe In refMtr : i.i ro !"t ; .s r:;,ll t if ! ;'! JT'' kir-rir.' 11 uro pM- 1.... M : .1 .1 k.i. ;tl ii: s.u. n or. f'11AN:f re f.;: -:, ; 1 o.u. 1 . 1 1 r :iti 1 , . . - ' 1 r i , . ; r 1 F''kt v : t f.i : : .a f. .ill. i : .1 f t ' 1 -0, r ', i i ! ' . i:..-d : -v . : f ..- ! 1 . f .1 -! x i 1 . 1 a 1 . a ...' I be;-..- !. 1 ' 7"- M -a ! VV i . ' I 'M .. 1 . 1 t . f . . I.i' err.-. :. :- ',!. ( j., 1 : ! t ; T !,'

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.-.n-s mctin of tin- Fiver I 'r.iTichS'' I . i it . i o was held ! I'.if k i ! Friday afternoon at the h-imf of Mr.--. II iO Oamp, X. b-hth t. Mr. ar.d .Mm. .John Williams ent r-r t . . i r 1 'T friemN at their horn1 on S. '. nt!i st. at cards. Frizes wit" vMn hy Mr;-.' Adam llunMicr;'-f-r. Mi;--. John David. A. Lmhar::e and II Kii.tz. Mrs. Charts Hur.s-i;rL-T furnished the mu-i for the e riir,'. A thrf-"-onn -. luncheon V. a -' -er" ' d. Mrs Th'-odore il.n. M;sli iwaka a '. . r.t ( rt a ined at dinner, honorific Ja k Jam-.- ar.d Will Warrick of s'' i?h ll:.d. i'o eis w: re laid foi -i.:lit. j .Mi'. Irar-i-. .1. !'!!;. .Mi-!i.twa-j a v . . ' i - 1 1 o T t .- - at d 1 r . t . 1 ' e r -'i.t The out-of-town .-?s we;-. 1 Mi. .n.d Mrs. T. W. Mefj ii-f.-n ar:d Mi. and Mrs. K. V;il-r and Mi-s Vehl.-; Watn-s of Klkharf. nr.d Mr. and .Mr. rirf and son Toniin i'f .Mish.twaKt. A o r) ! r: 1 if t ' ni--t inir of th I.a-i;-' Aid sor;:y ,,f the Mth-d;t i dov o...l ch'ir-h was lii-!d Friday aifri,ooj .it ihr liojne of Mrs. Harvy Fa.lo!!. S. Se.nth s. tiro1 was ;. nf making aprons forthe "hri.-thi.i- baza which will be held at the ' hureh I . 1 1 . K . W. '. Mul'itt of Kalamazoo, wie has con 1 in ti'.iu' revival !: I "' inu s it the Iiiver F'ark Free Mdhodi-t i'IiiütIi tip- pas: thre u ';.-. will eio. the meetings simda ''Vi'iiiiu'. Fe. MufTitt will dah at lh- Mishauaka eluirch SuruliN rnorriinu' and Ib". Ik Ik Hithook. the paror. will ddier the ie'ial sermon at the Fiver Fa rk church. Ther will he r.r veiling sdice at th- Mishaw.aka huiah. Ite. !(itcholv will assist I'ev. Mm! t? with th- i ial sd - A ;H'l!ll d' the F.ibh (lass 1 1 1 - dents will be hdd Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Harry I e nyes. Tin- Ladies' Aid si.cifty f.f the !:ier Park M. K. huia h will hohl a rally ni'tin.ir Wedn-dav afternoon at the borne of Mr. Fdward Sliank. a former president of the soeiety. Mi-. Sidn Fotenbaeh-r and Mts. Milton Wrinley will assist. O.- car 11 Shelly of I es Moines, la., spent Tli a nksitiv in with his parents. Mr. ami Mrs- T. J. Shelly. S. Sixth st. Mrs. Mary Turner of bshen is here for a week's visit with friend?. Mrs. ("harks Thomas and F. F. Thomas-, S. Seventh st.. have ieturno.l from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Fei t Thomas at Fortran!. Mrs. Worth Carter and Mr. and yr. Nelson Carter of Fooneville. Ind., were quests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Coleman over Thanksqivimr. Fay West of Ilaniror. Mich., is her for a visit with his sister. Mrs. Jud Mentor. N. Seventh st. Mr. and Mrs. Ceorpe Fetters have returned from IMen. .. where they spent Tha nkf .'iv inp with Mr. and Mrs. l.ei letters. c. F. .Johnston is sendin; th" week-end in 'hieaco. Wilk'r and Harrv, -hildren of Mr. and Mrs Clifton Frier, have both been ill for several da Mr ar.d Mrs. Charles Feed have idurned from Frueo Lake. lud. John Itnssert has been removed from St. Joseph hospital. Mishawakn, to his homo, S. Sixteenth st. .Mr. and Mrs. Ford lanhka have returned to Klkhart after a visit with relatives here. Faul Tbate of Atlant ie City visited friend in Fiver Park this w eex Mr. ar.d Mrs. Walter I-Mris have returned from a visit with friends and relatives in Michigan. Mr. and Mrs. (Jeore Fritz. 1 lor. S. Seventeenth st.. are preparing to move to their farm, south of Mishawaka. Monday. Mrs. Ceortre Davis of FdwardsiMiip is hre visitiriq- frietids. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Former have move.? from Ili-hth st. to the Sandhovel r" siden e on N. Seventh st. A. F. F- 'JU his returned from a tlireo r!.onfii-- niji in North Dakota. ARMIES OF GEN. DUKH0NIN TO CONTINUE RUSS FIGHT 1 1 NT1 NF F. D l'F.o.M FACH ON1V. Pntish which lerivo their powers direct fi'idn the people cai".not take a ! u-'on in a matt-r of such supreme importance without krst assuring the n;s. Ives that t he Irciin w.i:bl meet the approval of the people ( oNPI VINs FltOCLAM HOs Ol' GUN. DI KMOMN s Lli;s As.HUbd I'rv, S.rvi.e; Fi:TK"C,FAl Wed:us.!a. N'.-v. -s. Fusion Krjlenk. th" lutlsheviii m 1 i'.a 1 1 1 ! r-i n --h :e :'. m eh.orfnc: th.e armv to support the bo he v 1 ! i program. uiured it to' "n:at k with your cor.denmation the i lvifv, l.ypo ritical proclamations of! Gen. Duhhor.ir. and his bourgeois disi'ipb-s who have entrenched themsolv es at si. iff icauquarter arid who for :ht months have misled th Fussian. nation with false promises of peace." Kr.si-n Krylonko de. lares den. Di.khonip 'lio refused to relin-;u:-h his ommar.d w In n the Folshevuki uov ernn-.f nt ordered Krylenk to supplant kin. an enemy to the ration, ami say ""Those who sppo.-t him. regardless of their social r party position, shill bo arrested with him." 1 inn i rki:co(;Mi: AKMhTIGl PKOFOAL A- - i t'-l I'l.-s S SfTV 1 e ; F11TF GFAD. Wedr.esdav. Nov. -7. - The diplomatic represcritat. s of Nit'.civ. Shi Jui ar.d Sw it.- ! r ! 1 r a . he, V e d. e r;. , t' a C k T". o I - . d -le t U .pi th.e a ! :ni-t:ce v I .: : T: dk v. t h ' a koNh 1 .;: J"..! minist -r. .o'd:::-: lo 'b. tb.;. h te n .-im,v lU'l'C 1 li t I a .m P. n,!;ng

Nab Innocent Bystanders as Pickpockets

A boat the most unpleasant experience in the world is to he mistaken for sfm one else, particularly when that .corne one else happens to ho a pickpocket. At least two we'd known and rejsr.ert.,j South Fend citizens say it ic, and th y nullit to know for they only last ni-'ht .vent through thnt ex'erien."f. Shortly before o'clock last ;iiL'ht I. awrrp.ee Wilhams, 411 j N. Hid st., r .-ported to the polire that his porkft had j ist been picked of ? 1 in a downtown store. A patrolman was detailed to accompany Mr. Williams in th- sear h for the two pickporke?. who had done the job. Mr. Williams, -aid that he couM identify the men. A visit to the theaters was made. In one of thm the victim of the liirht linirered -entry suddenly pointed out a man who lie Mid was tin man who had pushed him while the other pickpocket extracted th" ir.. ' ir:il Insula ttf Man. Tlie- patrolman tok the man in cbaro. rnueli to tiie latter's s irrise and chamin. lie was Ji. C. Drutnrnond, lofu; Colfax av.. ;t well known local insurance man. Mr. Drummond readily accompanied the policeman ami Mr. Williams to the police station, all the way. however, ursine; that some misrake had been made. At the police station Mr. Drummond met his "accomplice in crime." who proved to be S. M. "ark. 100 X. Wash in -ton st. Mr. e'lark i.s a well known roofing eontractor. Ho had been pointed out hy Mr. Williams as the man who had' dono the job. Swears Out Aftidait. While Messrs. Drummond and Mark w eVe ettint: acquainted with each other at police headquarters, at the same time keeping the telephone wires hot in vain efforts to reach friends who would bo able to f-ecuro their release- froj "dur nnoe yile," Mr. William hurried to I the office of the prosecuting attor ney where he obtained an affidavit, char-'iiik' the two well known citizens with having in an unlawful manner. hlqhly contrary to the peace and dignity of the state of Indiana. extracted $1", from his pocket. Finally friends were reached by the two unacquainted "accomplices' and honds were provided for their appearance in city roiir'. Monday morning where they will endeavor to satisfy the court that they are honest and la w-ahidinq: citizens. DE A THS MUS. KOSH MI:SP01ZIAA. Mrs. Lose Niespodziana died Saturday morning at her home, 1 1 V chestnut st.. following a short illness. She is survived by her husband ami five children, Frank, .Stella. Nick. Mary and Fernice. She is llso survived hy her mother, Mrs. Sledzikowska. a sister, Mrs. Fernice Wesolowska. and two brothers. Roman and Albert. Mrs. Niespodziana was born in Germany anal was ."'; ytars old. The funeral arrangements have not been completed. CI1 A ULMS C.KKGACZ. Charles Ger?aez, It months old eon of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gerpuicz. 1725 S. William st., died Saturday morning at Fpvvorth hospital nfter a short illness. He is survived oy his parents. The funeral will be held Sunday afternoon at ":l.r o'clock at Our Lady of Hungary church. Rev. Lawrence Horvath will have charge of the services. Fu rial will be in Cedar Grove cemetery. MKS. SUSAN MI'LKl S. Mrs. Flizaboth Honor, 7 e Ik Madison st., and John J. Fritzer. :f 1 S. Taylor st.. have received word of the death of thdr sister, Mrs. Susan Melkus at Alva. okla. Thursday mornine;. Mrs. Melkus was a resident of South Fend many years aero, having come he 10 in lr.:"! and in IS 7a moving to uford. Nob.. her present home. She had been spending the winter with her son, Frederick Melkus at Alva. She was ;; years old. The funeral will ho held at Alva. ( iiaki.iis ;i:i;;. v.. Charles Gergacr. infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Gergov. 17LV" S. William st . died early Saturday morning at Fpworch hospital. The funeral will b heM Sunlay afternoon at " : 1 o'clock from Our Iidy of Hungary church. Fr. Liwrenre Horvath otriciating. Furiul will be in Cedar Grove cemeterv. FUNERALS WILLIAM I. MAY. Th.e funral services of William D. May. l'V'l DeMaud av.. will be held Monday afternoou at the residence. Rev. M C. Hunt otTiciating. Farial will be in Highland cemetery. MAimiAfii: 1 .1 ci :x s r. David Campbell, machinist. Jacksen, Mich., and Grace Wood, machine operator. Jackson, Mich. G'en Cleveland, farmer. Kosciusko county, Ind.. and V.dith May Morwis:r. St. Jvseph county. Joseph F. Duggan, assernlder. South Fend, and Grace Metzler. Soutli Fend. Harry Heiermann. f.rrnmii, South Fend, and Thracie I-atson. S.outh Fend. "Tili: IHWMIV" TONIGHT. "Th.e Rosary" will I"1 presented in .totem putur.s at the St. Raid's Meth'-hs! llpiscopal .-hur. h tonight. Fr'Ce,l:tg th-- pictures Rev. Jame L. Gaidin.-r will prcuh on "'Taking up u.- Cross." and Karl W. Kr.orr will sing "Saved bv Grace."

NEWS OF INTEREST TO POLISH CITIZENS

I SOCIAL IAIINTS. j Miss Frsula I'erwcr, Lincoln way j W.. was verv nleatäntk- surnri.sed Thursday evening with a Thank?irivinp party in honor of her birthday anniversary. Gaines, contents and music were enjoycvl during the evening. Near the close a delicious luncheon was served to 15. Mis? Ferwer was presented with a pretty SlfL Sunday evening in St. Hedwicre's haJl the .St. John Cantius Iätcrary society of St. Hedwige church will give an elaborate program in celebration of the s 4 th anniversary of the insurrection in their native land. The program will consist of ad-dre.-ses. music, sonps. recitation, reading and also a play "XV Obozie" (In Tronchrs), a one-act drama. The St. Stanislaus Kostka society of Sc. Hedwige parish will hold their meetincr Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in the St. Hedwige school. The military hand of Falcons, Z. F. No. 1, will hold its rehearsal Monday evening at 7:30 o'clock at V.. V,. hall. A meeting of I'oli.-h Falcons, Z. F.alii ki No. 1, will be held Sunday afternoon at 1:H0 o'clock at Z. Ik hall. The sinfiin. practica' of St wipe Clioral society will hf Tuesday fveninc at x o'clock Hodhe 1-1 it the St. IIodwii;e school. The Younpr Iadies' sodality of St. Casimir's parish will hohl their meeting Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in St. Casimir's school. A meeting of the Archanprel society of St. Casimir's parish will hold its meeting Sunday afternoon at - o'clock in the St. Casimir's scliool. The junior irym class of Z. F. Falcons will hold their exercises Menday evening at Z. F. hall. The meeting of St. Peter-Paul society of St. Stanislaus' church will he held Sunday afternoon at 1:0 o'clock at St. Stanislus hall. Th Youn;' Indies' sodality of St. Hedwige church will meet Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock at St. Hedwige school. The M . Fornanowski F.ilrons tdudr- will hold their sinuimzr practice Monday evening: at Koscuiczko hall. Th.e choir of Falcons. K. Puiaski, will hold their sincini; practice Tuesday evening at Warsaw hall. Miss Sadie Feczkiewicz. 117 S. Laurel st., will bo the hostess to members of Columbus Ited .Cross auxiliary Monday, Dec. .1. PI.HSOXALS. Casimir Lodyga and K. Howe returne.l Saturday afternoon to the Valparaiso university at Valparaiso, Ind.. .after a Thanksgiving vacation spent v'.th the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Micheal Iodyga, fl$ S. Pulaski t-t.. Andrew Wilozynski returned to Hammonil after a few days' visit with friends here. W. P. Siercyk returned to Indiana Harbor after a couple days' visit with South P.end friends. Jack Lipeeki arrived here, from Dowagiac for a visit with friends. Vincent Zwolejewski returned 0 his home in Chicago after a short visit w ith friends here. Miss Genevieve Dumiszewicz. Importe av., has gone to Grand Rapids to spend a week with relatives. Leo Antosiew icz, IJnden a v.. has gone to Toledo after a few days' visit with friends. Matthew Hazinski. student of St. Stanislaus college is spending a few days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hazinski. 11 0 4 V. Napier st. Miss Fleonor Kraszyk of Toledo, who has been here visiting with friends the past few days, left for Chicago Friday. William Dreslow, Chapin st.. returned from Indiana Harbo- whore he spent the past three days with relatives. George Swiszrzak of Hammond is in the city on business. Joseph ' Mrze hov ski returned to Chicago Saturday after a few days' visit here. THE LIBERTINE The fjbertine shown for the last times today at the (diver theater, is not an ordinary moving plcUire. ( n the other hand it is a most extra ordinary one. not alone in its scenic beauty but in the object it has b-fore it. which is nnn1 other than the teaching of what is perhaps the most important lesson or combination of lessons that the voiing women of any city need to learn. Quito aside from the hi h purpose served by "The Libertine." it i.s well worth seeing as an illustration of the perfection of the motion picture art. Simply as a prduction. it is great. The genius of Mr. Mason as Jim Mills and the exquisite acting of Miss Hanlon. also Fduard Iangford, whom will be remembered by many South Fend people when he appear d here with the Huntington Stock Co.. create the nucleus of an almost perfect entertainment. sn:s 1011 divorce. Divorce proceedings have keen started in the superior court by I'lizaheth Stout against Daniel Stout, charsing failure to provide, being called vile names, and that her husband remained away from home for long periods of time without giving a satisfactory explanation. The petitioner asks for ?.0 alimony. To the PuMic. t'nder the "Ca-h and Carry" -torn which will he adopted at our market after p.-r. 1st., 1917. remember the .puality of meats on which we have built our reputation for marly 2 7 years. njH positively be maintained although the prices will ho ureat'.v reduced. Try our meats and get our prices. Krank F. Fin Hing' r. 4 30 Lincoln Way XV.

T CAUSE OF SPLIT Bolsheviki Candidates in Russian Elections Running Behind. International New Service: LONDON. Dec. 1. News from Petrograd that Nicholai Lenine. one of the chief leaders of the bolsheviki. has lost his grip, aroused much speculation today over the influence this will exert on the efforts of the ra.licals to effect an armistice with tiie central po'vrrs and ultimately a separate peace. KuFsia is a land of surprises and nothing that happens there any more caUjes anything approaching a sensation. Hostility from the peasant faction lias brought about dissensions and a split in the bolsheviki regime. One result of this is already seen in the national elections. Despite their laims of widespread victory at the polls the result of balloting for the constituent assembly showthat the holsheviki candidates are running behind. Future actions of the coalition cahii.tt in Petrograd are awaited with mild curiosity. ACQUIT MRS. DE SAULLES OF MURDER CHARGE ( 'ONTINl'KD FROM PACK OSK) mental hlankness overcame her during which she committed the shooting. Mrs. DeSaulles testified that she recovered consciousness to lind herself a prisoner in the Nassau county jail. 10 days later. Not Itational. Say Witnees. Witnesses called hy the defense said Mrs. DeSaulle' actions immediately alter the tragedy gave grounds for believing she was not rational. S-heriff Phineas Seaman said her conduct alarmed him and that he was afraid she would harm herself. When the jail puysician examined the prisoner the morning following the shooting he addressed a note to the sheriff declaring it would "'not be wise," in view of Mrs. DeSaulles "mental condition and extreme nervousness" to confine her to a cell. "Witnesses called by the prosecution, however, testified that by giving attention to such things as "lawyers, maids and money" and by stating, "I'm glad that I did it I hope he dies." and by giving instructions that the police be called, Mrs. De Saulles indicated she was of sound mind immediately after the tragedy. Claim She Ignored Son. These witnesses also said that upon entering DeSaulles' home, the defendant ignored her son who wasthen coming dowrstairs near her and passed on to the room in which she found her husband. This testimony was introduced to offset the claim of the defense that Mrs. De Saulles went to "The Box" for the one purpose of obtaining possession of her boy. Mrs. DeSaulles, who prior to her marriage was Miss Hlanca Krrazuriz. was horn near Santiago, Chile, April ISiu. she spert three years in an Knglish convent and after returning to her home met DeSaulles. who had won laurels as a Yale fontball star, at a race meeting in 1ML They were married in Paris late the same year. The defendant maintains that when she gave her husband $100,00 0 worth of securities which sh inherited from her father, he said it was "absurd to call you an heiress" and that his attitude toward her from that date was one of '"indifferent neglect." She said on th witness stand that his infidelity, unfaithfulness and the means to which he resorted to get possession of her property eventually led her to apply for a divorce. IKuhvp and Duke Named. Joan Sawyer, a dancer, whom De Saulles is alleged to have "entertained" in a New York apartment throughout, one winter, was named by the defendant in connection with her husband's allowed unfaithfulness. She said' her husband also cavorted about with the duke of Manchester and that their conduct brought her distasteful notoriety. If a verdict of acquittal is returned by the jury. Mrs DeSaulles' lawyers say she will automatically lie entitled to immediate possession of her son. Whther DSau'les' family will refuse to yield custody of the boy by resorting to legal proceedings has not been stated by attorneys representing the family who have been associated with Dist. Atty. Charles P. Weeks in the prosecution of the case. nmnis. Fern to Mr. and Mrs. C. K. Kershof Lakeville, a son. Nov. j?, at Kpworth hospital. Porn to Mr. and Mrs. R. Combs. 1013 Cleveland av., Nov. 29. Fern to Mr. and Mrs. Shrider. 1114 Dewev- av., a C. a Meson, D. I. daughtor. Nov. 2?. Porn to Mr. and Mrs. Max Morenc, :'4'.' " W. Ford st.. a son. Nov . 21. P.orn to Mr. and Mrs. George Ko;ch. ZZ Kentucky st.. a son. F-'-rn to Mr. and Mrs. John Chapman. 12 George av.. a daughter. Nov. Forn to Mr. and Mrs. John iwidak. 4 41 Meade st., a daughter. Nov. :.". Forn to Mr. and Mrs. Peter Warnmaus. 4 40 Kosciusl-o st . a daughter. Nov. m. Did vou read the pu.! adver- I tisement of the Sörth ib-nd Fealty Company in the Taauks-iv in t a ; j issue of The News-Times" vac '

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