TH K ILLUSTRATED FEATURE SECTION— August 1. 1931
3
HENPECKO GETS A DIVORCE
S to ry o f « S e x -C r a z e d V ir g in io (ilirl W h o S e n t H e r H u s b a n d to W a r*
J brrn w otklnf fo r CbOMt *>i
Ry A L E X F R E D
1
month* or more, lie began hcarHif
Itecauao Dave lluyne», for- | rumor* about hi* wtfr and lire agent
merly o f Portsmouth, .Vir DavUl began laying off from h u )ob
ginia, whi frumctl und geilt 'to ave whether tire rumor* were true
■itie In turn |>uid a man to watch
to war by hi* pretty brown- David a movruvrnU to keep him from
r<kiii wife. Marv, and her In catching up with Iter, lln n g a wen*,
surance ngent, he will neck a oti th u way for aome time
tlivorce from her.
ln 1017, wlirn Ihr Uitltrd H ln l«
brgun (traft in« m m to « o lo » * ;
Dave «a.n »o rk ln « ln ttu* Navy Yard
nt PnrUmmjth
Ho wna rrcrivlng
$40 MO a wrrk in waym Hr ran lr<| rv-
rry rent o f hl* inonry hnmr to hl*
wtfr whom hr lovfd irry much.
T lw rc war nothln« In tho World
thftt hr u.uililr; t t!<» fa f h f f
A t t lf
Kinally l'a rtd wrnt to hin w lft atwl
rrlatrd ahnt hr had Itrard. Ile »>k-
ml hri If ihr tlili.cn » r i r trur Uuit
her ofny aprnt *rr*. T b f j were In
the dlnlnc room with the doori lock
ed and the window shades down. This
friend went to the aide door. After
knocking once, grttlug no response
he w ai in tlie act of leaving whrn
he heard the man and hla friend I
wife talking earnestly
he had been hearing
Hhe denied
This la what he overheard from the
them and told him not to come to her
i with any more heai.nay*.
lie tub* lip* of lire woman:
m It led meekly.
"David ain't anv good to me now
X wlali 1 could
< Klie clao threatened to leav* him You are my duddy
When lie again heard rumora about do away with him "
Her lover told hrr to have him out
hla wife he threatened to huva Uir
"T h a i wl'l
iHtiin of them put in )ail. CO tlia! fh jail for non-support
put a dampri on Ilia fueiMln telling hold him until 1 can are my friend
of Uie War Department, who will
I him anything elae.
I One Aaturday one o f David'» frien*4* acrid him In camp on a fram e-up."
raid he. "Then we can liave all our
! railed at hi* home on Nlchola Htrret
love tog»(her without bother from
David a a* not thrr*. but hi* wife and
■ anyone.“
| That was enough
for
David i
friend, so fie set out to find David
| and tell him what he had heard Cut
Man Wrote T h is
S tu bborn Summer Cold*
David would not believe him and
threatened to have hla Informant put
In jail
Tw o week* later David was on hu
way to camp. Mary didn't even Ull
him good bye
In fact, alien David
left tliat Monday morning Mary a n . ’
to another town to keep from feeing
him.
After being twice framed, once
alien he was **nt lo the chain rang
for non-aupport, and then (trailed
Into the U it Army by h u wife and
her lover. David,
the
henpr> nr,'
learned the ihaiuctul truth about U -' I
whole thing.
After tlie war. David, thoroughly
disillusioned, came home
He anu
Mary have been living apart since
1927. Now he la getting a divorce.
An Obstinate
Customer
"But
this watch would
time.”
Clerk "Certainly;
pretty sick the day
.—are rmsy tv br. ak with .St Joseph’s
l a i alia I double strength). Com
bines I m at cold medicines »U li quirk-
acting laxatives. Overt ighl results
» -
At nil rug I sts.
WOMEN
Suffer Ko More
rV yftl let •
tern
d i v i r s r h m rnrfc hrm |
pain«. l* -n f »<Jtr> «bout v f ' t . u f
0 «
d t l i f t J P t f ia v li . It i l D ot o f t i i t a r v
t M S U i . r V an o i J prrtk n ev ico br
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m x i i e c i - vacatali*o f W it n r n K jp p V I V a j r «
r o u i r f f beizt cm « U n d (r m n a r - itti cape
t u k i . i i ’ i.ty tlJ i » b «u A f i l l d n i g i t i t t i
Customer
you guaranteed
last me a h ie- ’
but y:u look'd
you bought It." 1
H. Planten & San. Ine.
9 3 H enry S t .vB ro o k ly n , N .Y .
W O R D S OF P R A I S E F R OM W O M E N W H O R E A L L Y K N O W
T h e a b o v e fa c s i m il e o f 111«* " p m - f i i l i n g " o f th e gra n d pre*i-
d«*nt o f the B r o t h e r h o o d o f Dining C a r E m p lo y e e * » h o w *
that he think» w h a t he think» and d o e s w h a t he d oe». Dr.
B un k er says he i* n o Mye»'* man.
»
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of
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Hirttrl |!
letmin I* president
B r o ih tr b o o d
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c*n
(■ mployrrs.
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of
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lor
rears
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limp ago I a?k-
•tl Mr Lemtia *.o
let hip nnii i r*.r
hit handwriting
(nr thl*
innua-
After I R lrnfl H l / m a i
had imicle the an*ly*l» I Rent It to
him. hiu I in reply got thl* lettrr.
• Your Orapho-Analynl* o f t«v
'p rn - flAlIng'
to
hand
M iin/
thank*
I Urn >k you for vr!i.it
Do You Want A Baby?
rad ar
Offer*
la
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Any woman denied !*.# b leM n* o f •
• 1 ouid t f i l r e l o a re to 11» l«el*»*r. S a tie
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PC it 11 *w • n i l
M.<
you did not rciHjri of « I n i ycu
trad of me in my humlwrittpg
W hat you reported Is
«am ply»
»iifflrim t to eon vine» mo
tha*
you arc not a guc^arr or tmp<^-
lor.'*
All of mhlch Is *hnt » man whom
1 I
have never met »ays 1 |.»!d him
| about hlni*clf from his handwriting
Thi» clipping is one that I made from
| his Irtlrr in otd« r Unit you might
|K» t »«»me idea of the man In the »ante
v i| that i K"t H
In the fli t place, hr think» very
rapidly
Hr M m *« up people Imme
diately
1le comprehend*, undrr-
Utands and adjust* hlm>< lf readily to
IdifTerent Influence* and «tinosplicroi
Hr has a g(H»d tense of humor. ! j
i keenly analytical, and linn a fair
i share of Imaciriatlon. and a live in
terest in new topic*
lie is capable
j o f ket*|NnR a *r*cirt He I* not a jref*'
man. but think* what he think*, dor*
s h a t he doe*, and believe» s h a t i.e
believes
lie 1* capable of being an
«•xrcuUve. while hi* Journalistic abil-
My U the result of com bining hi*
keen. Analytical 'htnklng with nl.s
I unauln.Ytlon. and putting the three
trait* to work
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trra lm rn * .
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on
fla n d u U r
a d r lt f
w h lrh haa V e n u*ed w ith h o p e ? teauIto Of
thoiiaanrt* nf women
No C’ O 1»
no en*t.
11 «. ubUgatinn U u J » chrUer Ind . « n le v
* I never l»*d a it r k d at
I hrrante
ll»e
ino fhe r o f a f.ne I'« pound babe Clod O nlf
lim a * our )<>v |
no. m r p woman lotigin*
for • ii.tiiriI wmm I
v ii| la k e f o u r m e d icin e "
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W hile, f a
write»
M a r r ie d II jr a i«
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to r n
I trie d »out m edicin e
Note I am to
h- a m other In O cto b er
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Pun ply aend «mir nam e
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POPULARITY
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ways soino good rcavon or comtiina-
h> u n n a tu ra l c o lle riU m o f water In abdo
mm
lee» and leg»
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when
preaaure
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ab ate ank lra Ira ir* a dent
T r i a l package
are many reasons why more than
HOC*
nine million boxes of StJosoph ’s
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I'nlu* ky In
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