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1 i V' i if a i i i 'i "I i I If 1 i i i 7 1 4 1 HUSBAND HAS ANOTHER WIFE Wary Parks Aski Annulment; Divorce Wat Nt Effective been married to a man not dirorced from his Jirst, wife. In obtaining tbe marriage license, it seems, Parks had told the county clerk that he was divorced and the license was granted on that representation. It is said Parks told the second wife he was divorced and that it was not until the statement for fes came to him that the facts became known. URBANA NEWS Mr. and Mrs.

V. A. Pretorious and daughter Emma of Dover, Ohio, gnests at at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Pretorious over the week end.

Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Hettmansperper of Wabash spent a few days with her sister, MissDora Miller. Mr. and Mrs.

Ed Harris and daughter Mary Jane and Mrs. Frank Bradley of Peru are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Oliver. Miss Opal Smith of Indianapolis is spending a few days vacation at tbe borne of ber parents, Dr.

and Mrs. A. F. Smith. Mr.

and Mra. Theo. Hoffer of Fort Wayne are guests of her sinter, Mrs. Elizabeth Pretorious, this week. Mr.

and Mrs. Ovid Tyner of Wabash spent Thursday with their daughter, Mrs. Clarence Schultz. Mra. Otto Altxander and daughter Gertrude of Bendon, Mich, and Orly Meyera of Benionia, Mich, were weekend guests at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. 11. M. Beghtel. Mr.

F. E. Beghtel and family attended the Converse fair Wednesday. Mra. J.

W. Becks was a buxiness vis iiior in Wabash Saturday evening. Mr. and Mrs. E.

W. Kratser and Mr. and Mrs. Boynton Baker were shoppers in Waliush Wednesday. Miss ltora Miller spent Wednesday in Wabash the guest of her sister, Mrs.

Dave Karns. J. Mark Beghtel' returned to Fort Wayne Monday morning after spending the week end with his parents. Mr. Howard Smith and wife ofFort Wayne were Sunday visitors at the H.

M. Beghtel home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Conrad and Mra.

Minnie Holstein spent Sunday in 6 lJ1iiIL 4foto1s frADISOiiLEKOX vcnUntly cqted (Whh commoaa tiom of great ixcilltnceat wast reaspitrl iWAOttOH AvOcaa Givme cmcw rASjl DANCING BON TON, ROANOKE WEDNESDAY NIGHT SEPT. 22MD DON PHILLIP'S COLORED ORCHESTRA A Hot Band McLain Dpufe Speaking on the debts to the United States. in his talk at the noon luncheon of the Rotary club at the Ho tel La Fontaine yesterday the Rev. W. II.

McLain, pastor of the Central Christian church of Huntington, expressed the doubt that the United States really wishes to have the debts paid. Though the speaker did not suggest debt cancellation directly, he pointed some of the set tiling impossibilities, not from the European but from the American point of view. "European nations are owing us enor mous be said. "The 'statesmen of Europe are willing to pay this mon ey. These debts have come to be an economic rather fTnrn a moral problem.

They can be paid in one of three ways. Most Sale TiAV The nations of Europe can send as men free of charge to work for us. They can tend us manufactured goods and agricultural products free of charge. Or theygo'with their' manufactured goads and agricultural products into the mar kets of the world and buy Americas dollars" and send American dollars to the United States. We will not allow The minister in.

charge, Rev. Johnson; gave an excellent address and the quar tet'furnisbed the music for afternoon and evening." v1 Mr. and E. Beghtel and daughter Janette motored to Anderson OUR EVERY DAY Are Lower et "AkVCLYIWIV rjvu Great PRICES Than Prices BBBBjHBBjsaaMBalHBBHIHBan BLUE WORK MEN'S RUBBER SHIRTS BE UTS Made oT good Made of rubber my quality Thambray. fl I composition a I Made with twoiflU I HP Pkets, dou bled stitched, all A real big sizes 14 to 17.

bargain 1 MEN'S DRESS MEN'S SLACK Suspenders SHOP CAPS Good quality elae A We. carry a full bbbb tie made with II ll run of size of leather ends, full' Tt thise capa1 and sell I tbem every day at mm size, our every day thi. exceptionally Low Prlc low price. Red, Blue White GENUINE PARIS Handkerch's GARTERS Full alze handk'f jm ft Tea these are tbe jb ft ordinarily sold at ll gehulne Paris gar II I. Ten Cents, on sale aU thr I I bargajn for you In aJJ ear stores ev erjr day at only doos Buying power 331 N.

Jefferson St Onen Evenings Until 9 Mackinac island Niagara Falls DETROIT, CLEVELAND, BUFFALO, CHICAGO A For Day CraUa. A charming vacation sail over Laka Michigan, Huron and SL Clair batwmn Detroit and Chicago. Stearoets Eastern State and Western $UtM tall from Detroit every Tuesday, Thursday, Satur day from Chicago every Monday, Thursday, Saturday. Stopover at Macklaac Island. Aa Elafct Day Suaasaer OutUc.

Every Monday from Chicago to Buftalo and ret am Every Monday from Buftalo to Chicago aad retard, via Mackinac Island and Detroit. Special rata. SMt Including meals and berth steamers; ticket limited to eight dys Stoftover at NUara Tails, Macktnat' Idand or Chicago. Detreil aad Ckvalaad. Steamer City of Detroit III and City of Cleveland III are oy era ted nlfhlry bet wee Detroit and Clevc.

land. Leave Detroit 11 JO p. arrive In Cleveland, Leave Cleveland lluW p. arrive In Detroit Hi a. m.

Eastern Standard TJme. DayUght steamer every Wednesday and Sataiday during July and Aasust. Dotrak. Baffala aad Nlasara Fall. New rieamersCreater Detroit and Greater Buffalo braest innmasr boat of their type In the at jp i a.

as. Eastern Standard Time, Ftr fiirthr iwn mnd Him. Irwtrl Mkfymtmmm Days Urn twl H. AcCMcWMcnj Cm. tmmn.

UtAia. M4, Mich, Doiroit CUroland Nartgatioa A.A.1 world, are operated dally between Detroit and Buflalo. Leave Detroit at p. wu, arrtve In Buffalo at JJO a. m.

Leave Buflalo at I p. in. and arrive la Detroit at mm PAGE TEN Sept 22, flIE nUNTPfGTON rgEC3 Technically having two wives st the same time that is the allegation in a com plaint for marriage annulment filed in the circuit court by Mary Parka against Carey Tarks, alleging that Carey Parks has never been divorced from Lu cile Parks and that at the time of the marriage to Mary Parks he was and that he still is the husband of Lucile Parka. The attorney for the plaintiff, "Wilbur JR. Branyan, said last night, supplementing the allegations in the formal com plaint, that Carey Parks, in a divorce case tried last November, obtained an order of court that a divorce should be rranted when the costs were paid.

lie said that of the costs, there remained something like S24 due. As these coats, it is said, bad not been paid, no judg men had been issued in the divorce case and, of course, Lucile Parks remained the legnl wife of Carey Parks. "A fee bill wasjssued from the clerk's office recently to Carey said Mr. Branyan, "and when it came to the home, Mrs. Parks began qwstioning her husband.

She then found that the divorce had not been granted. She Immediately ordered Parks to leave. I Understand he is in Fort Wayne now." The complaint, filed in court yesterday, gives the date of marriage as August 21, 1020. It was September 11,1 only twenty one days later, that the supposed Mrs. Parks learned she bad I U.S.

Wants War Debts Paid Mr. and Mrs. Ilarve Haupert and family of Wabash were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mrs. Carrie Hau Pt. Mrs.

Elizabeth Earns was hostess to the following children and grandchildren in her home Mr. and Mrs. John Kama, Mr. and Mrs. George Kama And family, Mr.

and Mrs. Earl Karna of this place and Mr. and Mrs. Loren Karns and family of Andrews. Mr.

and Mrs. Henry Fleck of this city and Mi and Mrs. Pete Fleck of An drews are spending a few days at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Fleck of Mishawaka.

Miss Virginia returned to Naperville, Ill where she has resumed her college work after a few weeks vacation at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. 1 them to pay by either of tbe first men tioned methods. If they undertake to pay by tbe third, they will shut us ouf from the' markets or the world and, by giving us an oversupply of money, dis turb our economic situation.

The luncheon was attended by George W. Raucb of Marion, former congress man from tbe Eleventh district, who was guest of L. O. Triiler. E.

Spficher. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce, Hiner of North Manchester were Sunday visitors at the home of her mother) Mrs. Elizabeth Beghtel J.

M. Dustman had charge of tbe Sunday evening services at the Grace Chapel church in the absence of the Rev. C. E. Geist.

The male quartet, consisting of C. E. Geist, Paul Brimbeck. L. O.

Stark and W. H. liaising, with theic families attended the re dedication of the First Evangelical church in Fort Wayne, Sunday, where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Walter CrjslerV' Mrs.

Dr. A. F. Smith and daughter Opal of Indianapolis are leaving Monday for an extended motor trip to Nilea, Mich, where they will visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Irvin Smith and friends and relatives at Adrian, Mich, Mr. and Mrs. William Catlta of Wabash were Thursday evening visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. II.

Paxton. Jerome Wellman and Selron Wellman of Fort Wayne were visitors at the Hi ram Wellman home Sunday. 'Miss Hasel Tentes was a Sunday din ner guest at tbe heme of Mr, and Mrs. John Bishop." Miss Nannie Bishop spent Saturday in Warsaw, the guest of Miss Jennie Baurri of Washington, who is here on an xtended vacation with her friends. Kalpb Bakers have" moved into the property recently vacated by Mra, John Lauer.

fMrs. pitrey Wabash Ttuting. relative, are. Mra. Anna: Ginaer spent' the week end with and Mra.

Will Catlln of Wabash, iy'' Mr. and Mrs. Homer Schults and fam ily of. Speicherville were, visitors Sunday tbe Mary Schultji Mrand Mrs. At J.

Bohnstedt of Col lamer were Sunday pinner guests at toe horn of Mr. and Ms. Sam a Soelcher. Mr. and, Mrs.S Arnold Wertenberger ana air.

ana jursveiaar utueneid of Laketon were' dinner guest at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Otto Spelcher, Mr. and Mrs. Jrank Dan. ier were visitors at the home of he mother; Mrs.

Hattie a When inh En joyyour ttay at the superb New MORRISON HOTEL The" in the world, forty six stories high Closest inthf city to office, jeatresVstores and railroad. depots. i .1,944 Rooms $2.50 Up all outside, each with bath, running ice water, and Serv which gives added protection to guests with WW u. 11. A.

ffif 1 All mloy tk4 privi will tfu Urtttt mud uOtil houUm legei of tin fcrfaf'a gmrmgm tkt wmrld, comtmiming 3.400 ru TME HOTEL OF PBRPECT SERVICE TERRACE CARDEIlKffl CLARK and MADISON STREETS IITTHB HE ART. Of CHICACO OOkJUMi toserVe YOU WitLL AND FAITHFULLY ALWAYS 0 Wm iNJiTnv, tmnv Oeorce' Daeis. 'n antnlnv Northern Indiana Power company in.the icr aepaximenr, was injured Monday when a wheal mt th Im be was about to board, passed orer bis iooc xua pig toe aod a part or his foot WIS Jnfnrcd hilt th mtttnAlnr Kntil, said yesterday that the, foot was coming (ConMnaed Prem Page Eight) Number One eren; mostly 28 to BOo high time laat week; lower grades of stockera easing choice kind holding up cutters strong; bulk of tealere 413.50 14.00. Sheep receipts 28.000 market Yery low, better grade of fat lambs indication about steady with Monday! I between and lower trades weak to ua Formal Fioch A NATION WIDE INfZTITIITinMm I II I evenlr lower! few early sales of mlxel natiyea around 13.25;' no western sold: sheep about steady," few' sales of fat ewes feeding lambs fully steady with jjo early trade; lata Monday top range lambs fla.10;' feeding laubf TAf WtA 'TOLEDO. 8mt.

21 Ta.h crafn waeai wo. Corn No. 2, i ottAV? dii 45 J4c Barler No 2. fi.V; .7 A Clorer aeed Imnorted 120 Ow in 00 Dec: Feb. $170; i Hmotby Cash Bept, and Oct, $2.90.

Sept. $18.75 1 March 19. Butter 4a29c Bay $28 per ton. L3s A MSS 1 BI2M I 44 frY 44 ysar 4t44 w. BXCBLLA 1 ua ctrrKTeCT (bflwthe mode with un 'Z usual grace when mads Now It? from fcxcclla Patterns.

C. Wr Sowerine Ptin ed wiilout(tt with any' tsotOaPatwen je jnchiditig ioc pattern coupoa. 'rs" MMMMi I CUTIKGK0ST WE BUY FORLttSS SELLING K0ST WE SELL aVC. FOR LESS bi DEPARTMENT STORES 515 NortWeffersoi St; Huntington, Inde mm9, xn im inky roffis fi true wprtnl Uur itpre nuyin fowef accpunti Jpr uJtlow pncesl 1 Ncvhii thttt been i feasor when Silk'Drcsje wexe more popular than they arc this Fall aiid wilL bt all winterl The ttylish Silk Dress is the approK priate apparel or every "occasioa' when you want to look tTdBlly well The New Sleeves ioaid Wahtline 1" the un usual charia of the Dresses accounts for their rcz whelming acdairn. Wha', could resist the style are "iiow showing? A when the prices are so low there's np reason to resist themi Satins and Pebble Crepes Favored" rl, As Fabrics The year herald Satin and, ble Crej, or 'as we used tacall it, This rruterial will tere membered for.

its splendid wearing qualities, Our offering of Silk Dresses is I moVtDDsmopolitah It rtoresents Lstrlei'for v'1 jtiges of women and girls, colors for every prices which are within the reach of alL r' 1 QUALITY is I our guiding principlejour merchandise is bought first rom standpoint fif "'V 4. '7 L. Zahn Sons.