St. Louis Post-Dispatch
April 29, 1908

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Oe i ee tl a sor d "©, yes, I am amply . WEDNESDAY— ST. Lous Pouy-DIsPATON— APRIL 2, 1908. $$ E

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Judge Intimates He Will Grant 4 *Decree to Union Service Co. President.

fighting her husband's efforts to : a divorce in the St. Lowis courts *‘ more than a year, Mrs. Emily R. lien, wife of John M. Allen, president if the Unton Service Co., has ceased to : the suli.. When Allen conclud- f hie testimony yesterday Judge Allen mated that he will grant the decree 'goon as he determines the provis- ‘to be made for the san, ‘Hanley, 4 _ Allen, who lives at the Planters Hotel io © ; ia wealthy, appetred in court with is brother, Fred, and several friends. _ Allen said he was willing to give his on $1000 a year and would be willing increase that amount if the Court ' t it inadequate. able-to pay that + tage, and more, if necesemry, in my t financial condition,” said Allen j f response to a question by Judge Al- 12 «Mrs. Allen loves thetboy as well as I * continued Allen, in meply to another , “and ff the boy prefers to be ‘the custody of his mother I shall e@ no objection. I sha¥l gladly pro- for him and for all hits needs. a good education, and I shall spend ever money is hecessmry. How- i @ver, I do not wish to give him so much s Tirteeteine to Allen's testimony, Mrs. en left him in December, 1906. He i not go into details as to why she He said, however, that they had ed when she reached home from Atlantic City that summer because he that thelr son, who was sick, uld be brought to St. Louis. r ‘Ars. Allen’ had the summer resort hab- 4, ra ON OY FT a ALT ORR . eet on Perey 5 ‘ 9 ; : q > ests ie ke . ee i - inte OE ND es | a * SO Se 2 ote ee a ‘ a e aR See oen N t Flyn 1 aes a nm rlington; kee A043 Sa Se Fg boy. “o Von 4 ter, Es Vine Grove: pee: Linton; : boy. ; ag * “ meuhelan 4 rt > N. 19th: . Hatcher, T58 Aubert: bo rLorras. sot ; o one wants an old-fash- i cod liver ‘Oil prepara- i or emulsion, because lisa LA pm better body- orold rome i hildren, id for coughs, colds, bron- , etc. If it does no good wil return your money. ‘ Woift-Wiison Drug Co. rit ote Louis, Mo. 7a

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ST. LOUIS GIRL. WHO WiLL WED : + rbivouial ast BEAR, SIOUX CHIEF HAZEL MORAN. —Murillo Portrait.

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Tolkacs Leads Liederkranz. N. Tolkacz was unanimously president of the Liederkranz Club for the fourth time, at a meeting at Grand and Magnolia avenues, Tues- day evening. Louis Hilfer and J. W. Reinhold were elected vice-presidents, and the following were chosen directors: Julius «Reinhold, Jacob Walter, Willfam H. Proftz, F. bezel, Oscar Guether, Car- lo Kraus,. Julius Winklemeyer, Louis A. Hoerr, Dr. E r Schileiffarth, H. C. Stifel, Edward 8. Gemp, Louls Schaefer, . F. ner Henry ‘Homann and G. F. LIEBIG Company's Extract of Beef

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ATO HEWSON 1) REINSTATED WITRUUT KISS Sree 20 © eee La —_" Church Vindicates Preacher Who Was Told to Embrace Wife in Public.

Without having kissed his wife as he Was ordered to do by his church, the Rev. Earl Hewson has been vindicated by the St. Louis Congregational Associa- tion of the charges brought against him in her struggle to retain custody of their child. The association had wrestled with the problem of .a reconciliation between the couple for months. It had ordered them to meet in church and kiss in public, and several times it seemed that the reconciliaation would be effected in that way. But they are yet living apart. Mrs. Hewson said Wednesday: “The ministers who are _ associated not vindicated in the sight of God. There is a day of reckoning coming.”’ Ministers Cheer Hewson, At the annual meeting of the associa- tion Tuesday evening in Maplewood, when the Membership Committee of the association announced that the Rev. Mr. Hewson had been enrolled as a member in good standing, the ministers attend- ing the meeting cheered. The acceptance of the Rev. Mr. Hew- son aS a member of the association meant his vindication of the charges that had been made against him by his wire. The Rev. Herman F. Swartz, pastor of the Congregational Church in Webster Groves, who was at the meeting, said Wednesday that the Rev. Mr. Hewson was accepted on the finding of the com- mittee that Mrs. Hewson had >not charged improper conduct nor had any evidence been offered of such conduct. “T have been told an earnest effort is being made to effect a reconciliation be.- tween Brother Hewson and his wife,’’ said the Rev. Mr. Swartz. Wrong Impression, Says Wife. ‘That is not rue,’’ declared Mrs. Hew- son, when she was told of it.”’ It ig’ not true that any effert is being mamé to effect a reconciliation. There has been nothing said to me recently about. a reconciliation. My husband keeps away from me and so do his fellow-ministers. How do they expect they will] effect a reconciliation unless they see me about it? They are giving out a wrong impres- sion. Mr. Hewson has treated me wick- edly and God will judge him for it.” Mrs. Hewson is living at the Park Ho- tel. Her husband is living at 2739 Dalton avenue. Their baby spends three days a week with Mrs. Hewson and three days a week with Mr. Hewson. The odd day is spent alternately with the father and mother. ‘ “Do you wish to effect a reconciliation with. yoyr husband?” was asked Wednesday of Mrs. Hewson. “Oh, I don’t wish to discuss that now,’’ she answered. Why They Quarreled. The Rev. Mr. Hewson was pastor of the Reber Place Congregational Church. He and his wife quarreled over an in- cident that occurred in the parsonage in April, 1906. He. was sick and several members of the congregation called to see him. Two young women took a basin of water and bathed his face and his hands, Over this attention the arated. After that their troubles were aired in court in the trial of a contest for possession of their child. Then there was a church trial and the church or- dered the Rev. Mr. Hewson to kiss his wife in public. Both of them agreed at first to the kissing plaris as a means of bringing them together. They went to the church at the appointed time. but there was a hitch in the Kissing program because of the absence of a member of the committee. It Takes Skill

“oe has onlay cn bial To make fac-simile letters tare ge with him may vindicate him, but he is|' pastor and his wife quarreled and sep-. ST. LOUIS. GIRL 70 WED INDIAN, STANDING BEAR , >. v Miss. Hazel Moran, Actress, ‘Is Won by Athletic Sioux Chief. ———

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Miss Hazel Moran, a St. Louis actress, who took part in the spectacular pro- duction, “Loufsiana,’’ at the Odeon dur- ing the World's Fair, has been wooed ani won by Henry Standing Bear, 2 Sioux chief and United State interpre- ter for the Ogalala Indians. Press dispatches Wednesday told of the approaching wedding. Standing Bear, it is reported, is now hastening to New York to claim his bride. Standing Bear, an athletic Carlisle graduate, was in charge of a band of Sioux Indians at the World's Fair, and met Miss Moran at that time. She is an expert horseman, and, on a Gare, said she would ride one of the Indian ponies, How the Romance Began. Standing Bear feared she would be hurt, and attempted to dissuade her, but could not. Miss Moran swung into the saddle and displayed ease and grace in mastering the pony. Standing Bear stodd in astonishment and admiration. When Miss Moran,dismounted he declared that no Indian girl of his tribe, although the most of them spent half their lives in the saddle, could ride so well as she. The: acquaintance thus began was broken off after the Fair and Miss Mo- ran had almost forgotten her Indian ad- mirer, when he met her accidentally last winter at the Hippodrome, in New York, where she was dancing. Standing Bear hadn't forgotten. and proposed marriage as soon as the acquaintance was renewed. Miss Moran accepted him. MIX FOR RHEUMATISM The following is a never failing rem- edy for rheumatism, and if followed up it will effect a complete cure of the very worst cases: “Mix one half pini of good whiskey with one ounce Syrup Sarsaparilla Compound. Take in table- spoonful doses before each meal and at bed time.” The ingredients can be pro- cured at any drug store and easily mixed at home. deo:

Wives to Travel at Half Price. From the Kansas City Journal. Henry Clews Decorated. NEW .- YORK, April 2.—Information has been recefved from Tokio that the Emperor of Japan has bestowed upon Henry Clews, the well-known banker and financial authority, the highest Imperial decoration given by Japan to oreigners. ulation, when husband

Under a new Norwegian railway reg- and wife afe traveling together the wife need only pay half price. The idea may simply be to encourage family life, on the theory =

Partially TAKEN FROM THE LADIES’ HOME JOURNAL May Issue—Page 84 For a baby boy— “Tl am undecided how to dress my son of two yeors. He is still such @ baby, but we want him to look like a boy."-—Mrs. K. K. Although he is still such a little fellow, he-is old enough to wear the side-closing Blouse Suit pictured here. Made of firm-textured Pique, with fetching lace ornamentations and cute little knick- ers. Very attractive attire can be obtained for that wee tad For From $1.25 Republic Building ON OLIVE STREET AT SEVENTH

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Among the fabrics are Chiffon Panamas, French Serges and Voiles, in black and plain colors, fine Checked Suitings and handsome Striped Suit- ings; silk-lined and handsomely trimmed; in most cases separate skirts and coats are worth the price we ask for the whole suit. Don’t miss this, the most sensa- tional Suit Sale of this season.

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