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1 v yew TorTs. Dfts." 23. Usually -when a
i rr Letharfe sets Into lore jam two
1 worsen figure in the case. With Eugene
v.- Brewster, millionaire roorte ipub-
5 ksber and lor connoisseur, vho liaa
raised Corliss Palmer.: Maeon.1 Ga..
rtg-ar stand - girl, to the pinnacle of
! toterietr. three women form the hectic
j sacks-round for his love Of the. ro-
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) Brewster, who Is" faclnr a suit for
pa ration and s claim of J 1500 month-
! be alimony, filed by his second wife.
Mrs. Eleanor Brewster, declares that
be his under the law if it has to be
i . the law of Japan. -".
Meanwhile Corliss, the cause oi u
ill. vows her undying love; for Brew
ter and says that the wholethine: is
Mrs. Eleanor Brewster's , fault. ; She
bated Brewster when she first; saw
S him, says Corliss. That was when she
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Brewster's mag-axine.
VADE HOME A5D LOTE
But Mrs. Brewster insisted that the
Georgia Peach made her home -with
them and then love for Brewster broke
oat in her heart and spread like
tenement fire. .
A supreme court judge In Brooklyn
will . hivs the not easy task 1 of un-
tangling the loves of Brewster, when
the wife's suit comes PS He will be
i faced along with other things with
the unusual sight of Br water s first
wife, whom ho cast, aside for the pres
ent Mrs. Brewster ngnung ms ; oatue
for him and wishing him luck in bis
quest for the infinite in matrimonial
bliss. - .
And his grown-up children by his
first wife, are for. their love-steered
daddy and against the second wife.
Mrs. Brewster, the second, hopes in
her separation hearing to show that
Brewster -fa- a plagiarist sltv, the -Ian
SHArElT K3TEB ' BI8PI.ATED ,.
,"When I was packing his things for
htm for a trip to Bermuda, a trip he
threatened to cancel '.because of his
mad love for me, I found where he
got en the .high-flown 'compliments
and -flowery paeana of love with which
i be won me. and which he Is now
j showering on Corliss Palnier, ' said
j .jars, nrewsier. j; i- . ?
j " "I found among: his papers, in his
! own handwriting, a list or compll
t .-. mentarv remarks about, and to women.
f ' which he had noted down in his wide
I reading, adding to the list from day
i ; to day.
had always thought his compli-
t ments were original. I kept the sheets
I after the first shock, out of a feeling
of mischief."
While Corliss and her family are
j - living in a. pretty cottage with Brew
1 ster in. Norristowh, N. J., reports do
! not say whether she' is wearing her
stockings rolled down i in this wlntery
climate, although it was this display
of well rounded knee that won the
heart of Brewster, 'according to his
suing wire.
. Navy iPlane s.Will
Stage Big Battle in
Joint Maneuvers
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! WaShlnaton. Dec- 26. -The greatest
airplane battle maneuvers . ever
staged here or in Europe are in proa-
-4 pect early in - January in. conjunction i
with the joint' maneuvers of the ma-
jor portions of aU the United States
naval fighting forces on , the Pecitie
side ef the Panama canaU. ,
Starting . January 1, it I ' planes,
bomber, scouta and. torpedo cruisers,
will start south in tws sections - on
a record breaking erulse.1 ' ' -- -
Half of them, the torpedo and boras
tag planes, will have as their destine
tion Key - West. The , other 1. . all
scout planes, 'will start January IS
from the same base at Hampton
Roads, with the Pacific rendesvous
a their , destination, a rouna trip
flight of asnroxlmately 00O miles, the
greatest single flight for a large num
ber of planes ever attempted.
The winter maneuvers this year will
bo of unusual interest, n val officer
point out. because, in acajtion to tne
new tactical maneuvers and experi
ments, the long deferred experiments
with Che radio contsblled battleship
Iowa art scheduled for the middle 01
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New EvidenceTouria
In Hall -Mills Case,
Detectives 'De c;lar e
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)ine with their daily announcement for
th nat three' months detectives In
vestigating the killing of the Rev. Ed
ward Hall and Mrs. Eleanor mius. saw
today they had Tiew ana importam
evidence" and then went home to hang
tinsel on the Christmas tree.
. The latest statement refers to "de
velopments in the underworld f New
Brunswick." i . . -.-
" The investigation here, has developed
details similar to those in an inquiry
fev detectives under Chief George Tpt-
ten of Somerville, who said his men had
made progress m their investigation.
Totten and Prosecutor Beekman of
Somerset are getting their case ready
to place before the grand jury when it
returns-January 3. juioaiesex mvestif
frstom will iro to gomerville and add
their nart of the evidence to support
Totten's work. - Prosecutor Joseph E.
Strieker of Middlesex, saia ne was
pleased with material Detective Fred
A. Davis has found in New Brunswick. !
- "We are on the case to stick," he
said. r .
TThe case is not closed and will not
be until the murderers have been found
and punished." ,
" A novel railroad rrade croasfng sig
nal reflects sunlight n the daytime
and automomie heaangnta at mgnt
through red glass. .
Set of Teeth $8.00
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Third We have" the finest and beet
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'west, where we make all:-our own
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the best obtainable and our work
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