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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
TALK OF THE TOWN

] NJ. o. Calef of Washington was In
the city this morning on business.
Mrs s J. Graves Of Trow hill. who
was called TO Boston recently by tho
death of a relative, returned 90 this
city yesterday.
John Mola is passing a short raca-
tion from his studies at Dartmouth
college at the home Of his parents
on Berlin street.
Miss Ccrslinc Perry OF King street,
who has been confined 20 her home for
the past few days by illness. was sbls
to be out to-day.
Miss Josephine Cslderars of Orange
street is passing the Easter vacation
from her duties az teacher in South
Rvegate at her home here.
W. =. Shields OF % Webster street
left last night for Belvidere, \. y,
where he was called by the death Of
his mother. Mrs. Emma Shields.
William Charles Of Braintree, Hsss..
formerly manufacture Of granite
tools on Blackwell street. Is in the city
to-day 20 attend the funeral Of the late
Henry Alexander.
James Parker. who has been roominy
~ the Central house for the past tws
wears. was removed 20 the Washington
County Tuberrulo~is hospital on Beck
ley hill this morning.
r. W. Varnum Of Jefersorviile has
returned 70 has home after passing .
few dsys in this city On business. Mr.
Narnnrn. who has been passing the
winter in California, vas recentiy re-
called by the death Of . brother in
Dautilic
Afternoon gowns, coat suits ard
other wraps viii b. tbe features de-
PLAYED az the fashion show this eve
ninx - that al fhcse Who sttsnd TO-
night uiIl 80 q different sef q clof,-
ing CREATIONS from what vas exhihited
lat evening Miss Dorothrn Page n
1fonipciier rnd Nax Msnn - Barre
usll siso have = different dance fer
10 nighfs house % wifnesa
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
MAYOR KISSED MARY GARDEN.
And then the Governor of Oregon
Sheepishly Followed Suit.

Portland, Ore. March 23.-Mary
Garden. here at the head Of the Chicago
Grand Opera company. says Portland
is the first to which she ever has been
welcomed with kisses from both the
governor and mayor.
Upon arrival Of Miss GARDENS special
train yesterday. a reception Committee
and thousands Of other persons
awaited her at the station. When Miss
Garden appeared. Mayor George L.
Baker rushed forward and kissed her.
Govcrnct Ben olcott. who was next IN
line. looked a little doubtful a. to lust
what course 70 pursue. Go on Cover
nor. you're next yclicd the crowd and
the governor did his duty as he saw H.
Miss Garden strtightway burst into
tears. but =oon explained that they
were tears Of JOY al 80 fins reception.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
MINISTER FLooRwALKER.
His Ministerial Salary Of Less Than
S74 q Week Not Enough.

Union Hills, N. j., March 2S.--Un.
able TO make financial ends meet on his
salary Of less than $24 week as pas.
tor Of Methodist church here, Rev.
w. G. Ramsey spends six days each
week as floor walker in store and
the seventh day in his church.
He was found to-day in the position
of floorwalker and section manager OF
q big Manhattan department store, a
position which he has held the past
year without the knowledge of his
parishioners. Mr.. Ramsay has been
pastor of the Union Hill church. for
thirty years.
"Thc average human being doesn't
work enough" he said. - find that
! can work as a foorwalker, write my
sermons, study and lecture in the eve
nings, preach twice Sunday and wake
up Monday eager for my store Job.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
LEFT sssO.ooo REQUEST.
For Little Mothers Aid Association by
Vermont Summer Resident.

New York. March "A bequest II
s350.ooo 70 the Little Mothers Aid as
socistiou for maintenance Of q summer
home Tor children Was included in the
VII Of Miss Anita Bliss Of New York.
filed for probate yesterday. Miss Biiss
died At her summer home in Manrhrs-
Ger. VI several months ago. having
AZ estate ralaei al about s5OoOoO.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
J. C. ALLEN RE-APPoINTED.
And Gov. Cox Takes Occasion to Com
mend Official.

Boston. March Ex-Governor Cox
to-day re.appointed Bank Commission
er Jkeph G. Allen and at the same
time issued statement supporting
the commissioners action in closing
seteral trust companies here within
the past two years. Referring TO criti-
cism OF the commissioner by officials
of some Of the closed institutions, tie
governor said il seemed TO him that
in some instances the officials were
trying to escape the vengeance of
their depositors for their own wrong
doing and incompeteney by making
vituperative assaults on the commis
sioner. The governor pointed ont that.
although each of the closed banks Rad
the right 10 ask for review Of the com-
missioner's action. none had done so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
COSTS sass FOR EVERY DOLLAR.
Which Germany Has Thus Far Paid fol
Reparations.

Boston. March 23.--It has cost Ger
many s2.6s to pay every dollar OF
reparstion 50 far made. according 10
figures just received from Paris bv the
world peace foundation. The statement
interallied Germsn accounts shows
that o2 per cent Of total receipts from
Germany has gone for expenses.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
EDWARDS COMPLIMENTS srH.
Sent Telegram to Col. Harry E. knight
at Portland.

Boston. March 23--Major General
Clarence r. Edwards, commanding the
first corps area, to-day sent to Colonel
Harry Z. knight, commanding the fifth
infantry regiment. telegram of well
come to that organization, which has
just arrived nj Portland after several
years. service with the army OF occupa-
tion in Germany. He congratulated the
regiment on its record and remarked on
the pleasure Of association with you
and your millioinaires in our insol
vepcy," referring TO the advantage en-
joyed by American troops overseas
through the inequality of foreign ex-
change.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
PARK DOESN'T OBJECT,
Says Manager Carter, to Church
Movies" in Barre.

Editor of Barre Daily Times: Dear
Sir: I wish to deny, absolutely, the
accusation printed in The Times of
March 22d concerning the moving pic
lures run in one of the local churches,
at least as far as the Park theatre is
concerned. The management has, in no
way. objected or criticized in the least;
in fact, has offered 10 render any as
sistance needed in this matter and the
Rev. Mr.. Hokerk viii. am sure, be
glad to corroborate this statement The
business of the Park theatre is such as
to require all my time without going
outside looking for trouble and, per-
sonally. consider il a pretty small
piece of business. Very truly.
A. b. Carter, Mgr.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
POOR WOMEN FAVORED.
In Their Search for Divorces in Eng
land.

London, March 23.-Poor women Of
England are TO be given increased
facilities for using the divorce courts
by new rules before the supreme court.
Heretofore a wife could not be adj
mitted as poor person" in a natri-
monial case if the combined income of
herself and her husband exceeded four
pounds week, even if they were liv-
ing. apart. Moreover, the wife could
no5 bring action unless she deposited
five pounds with the court.
Under the proposed rules a 'poor
person" wife may obtain the benefits
of the rulings il her own income is less
than four pounds week. If unable to
deposit five pounds with the court, it
will be possible for her to obtain an
order for her husband to pay the
amount.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
COLLEGE COURSE IN SHOOTING.
To Enable Bank Clerks to Defend
Banks Funds.

Boston, March 23.--Pistol practice
for bank clerks is provided in a new
course arranged by the Boston univer-
sity college Of business administration.
II is planned to give clerks from tie
larger banking institutions in Greater
Boston and nearby cities course in
the use of the pistol as a defensive
weapon. The instructions will be Civ
en- by officers Of the university r. ..
T. c.
Motion pictures viii be used to dem
onstrate the care Of the pistol. and
practical instructions in the care and
use Of firearms viii follow.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
GOVERNMENT WARNING
Against Violence in Coal Strike Issued
BY Daugherty.

Washington. D. c., March 23.--Warn.
ing that the federal government woul1
not tolerate violence to prevent coal
production during the threatened coal
strike, was issued to-day by Attorney
General Daugherty.
Mr.. Daugherty declared that he was
making no threats and that be be-
lieyed man or set Of men have the
right to strike in an orderly way but
that they did not have the right to
interfere with those who took their
places.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
DECIDED SLUMP
ON INCOME TAX
Shortage Of s2OO,OOO,OOO in
Estimated Revenues
Is Indicated
ON THE RETUNRS
FOR MARCH Is
Gogvernment Will Have to
Look Elsewhere For
It's Income

Washington, D. G., March 23.-on
the basis Of reported collection Of in
come and profit taxes OF the March Is
installment shortage Of S200,00oy000
in the estimated revenues from these
sources for the calendar year 1922 Was
estimated to-day by the treasury. XII
Secretary Mellon was understood to
regard the drop in tax receipts as max
ing it all the more difficult to take
care of any proposed bonus legislation,
calling upon the treasury for financing.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
STATE ENGINEERING
FORCE CUT DOW,N
Nine Employees Released To-day and
Another May Go Shortly-Men Told
To Apply Later If They Wish.

Nine employees of the state engineers
department We're released to-day after
receiving notice on Tuesday. One more
Il to leave before the end Of the week,
it ID understood The men were told
to apply again If they desired TO when
the spring work opens up in about two
weeks Those who have left are Dom
aid Lord, Harold Marsett, w. l.. Hurd,
n. A. Grover, Edward Northrop, H. Il.
Reynolds, r. A. Phelps, G. L. Field and
r. A. Cruickshank. All have been in
the department for relatively short
time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
THREE FOR A PENNY.
German Marks To-day Reached New
Low Level.

New York. March 23.-An presiou.
low records for German exchange al
this center were shattered to-day when
the mark fell to o3025 or less than
three for one cent.
Dealers attributed the further
weakness TO the changes in the Ger
man reparation payments announced
in Paris last night and the firm at
titude Of the United States govern
ment for the payment Of the expenses
Of the army Of occupation on tho
Rhine
To-dsy's early selling came in part
from foreign sSsrccs. hut much Of the
liquidation was p-ccipitated BY local
speculative offerings. which have been
in progress for three DAYS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
CABOT POSTMASTER.
Earle ]. Rogers Appointed; Laura B.
Stokes at Waitsfield.

Washington, ID. C., March s3--The
following Vermont postmaster appoint
ments have just been made:
Laura h. Stokes to he postmaster at
Waitsfeld. Office became presidential
Oct. l. 1920.
Earle !. Rogers to be postmaster at
Cabot. Office became presidential July
!, 1921.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
COTTON BROKERS FAIL.
Shepard & clsek Collapse at New Or.
leans Caused Furry.

New Orleans. La March s3.-An-
nouncemeut vas made AZ the local cot
ton exchange today u the failure of
the spot and futures cotton brokerage
firm q Shepard and Chick. Consider
neie excitement prevailed on the trad
irz dcor for q while. the immediate
sdclt iring a drop Of about tea poi.ts
in qa1tati0us.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
DISABLED STEAMER
HELPED INTO PORT
American Freighter West caruth Had
To Sacrifice Part of Her Cargo
Of Bamboo.

Cherbourg. France, March % iBy the
Associated Press. - Tie United States
shipping board frcigh. steamer West
Caruth, aided by pilot tug from Cher
bourg, 'tached port here early this aft
ernoon after having been in distress
since last night of the northwest coast
of France.
The vessel had to sacrifice large
part of her cargo of bamboo. which she
was bringing from Dakar, French West
Africa.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
WOULD BE VIOLATION.
To Hold Convention of Irish Republi,
can Army.

Dublin. March % (By the Associated
Press III the Irish republican army
convention is held Sunday. it was an.
nounced yesterday. il will be contrary
to the orders Of the general headquar-
ters staff" Richard Mnlaahy. minister
Of defence in the Dali cabinet. declared
last night. He said nothing, however.
indicating any intention Of trying TO
prevent the meeting, which wa re-
Gently forbidden BY Arthur Griffith.
president Of the Dali Eireann.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
ONE U. S. REPRESENTATIVE.
In British Tennis Singles Champion
ship.

Boston. March 23-Thc United
States will have at least one playing
representative at the British tennis
singles championship tournament at
Wimbledon in june W. I. Tilden, I'd,
although hopeful Of being able to de-
fend his title won their last year, is
still uncertain, but G.. Colket Gamer Of
this city, former intercollegiate cham
pion and Harvard tennis captain. an
nounced to-day that he would enter
the Wimbledon play. Gamer plans 10
sail June 10, arriving in England in
season to become aeclimstcd before the
Wimbledon tournament begins en-
June %.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
WATERBURY JUSTICE OF PEACE.
]. A. Foster Named in Place Of c. B.
Adams, Resigned.

Governor james Hsrtness has ap.
pointed }. A. Foster Of Waterbury .
justice Of the peace. vice Charles b
Adams. resigned. Mr.. Adams j. now
states attorney. and his duties require
him to be away from Waterbury .
considerable part Of the time.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
eIvEN voTE oF coNFIDENcE.
Italian casiast Of Prsnser Facts Gets
Uaanincus Support.

Loni0n. Marrh z1-Tte Italian cab.
iua; hesiss ~ Premier Fac.s wss CIV
IN rnaEfu ~ vote - couf3f- TO-
i1y % fh= Nra1st GO ttf ciase ~ de-
ale ~ tlsr rat -.a--c1t Paliry. ssys
q di-iateh iron Roze
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
EQUAL JURY RIGHTS.
For Women Have Been Granted in
Poland.

Warsaw. March z3.-Thc govern
ment has adopted q rrs0iufion giving
women equal rights viih men IN sitting
on juries. American and English
precedent vas quoted IN the debates On
this question, the settlement q ~hich
rnsks Pollard THE first country Il
eonfinen;ai Europs 10 lrgali1s Ncnen
jurors
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
TIDAL wave SWEPT
THROUGH VENICE
Water Rose to Depth Of More Than
Three Feet in Some of Pub
lie Squares.

London, March ga Central News
dispatch from Venice says that a tidal
wave late last night inundated the
city, the water rising to depth Of
more than three feet in some of the
public squares.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23

Venice, situated as it is virtually
at sea level and thrcated by canals, Is
subject to periodic foundations, due to
high tides and spring fresh
cts. The squares, such as st. Marks,
are under water at such times, but
the rise seldom exceeds a few inches.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
SEEKS INVESTIGATION
OF COAL MINING
Rep. Bland Of Indiana introduced Bill
in Congress- to That
Effect.

Washington. d. G.. March g. In
restigation Of conditions In the coal
mining industry by special commits
sion to be appointed by the president
is called for in bill introduced to-day
by Representative Bland, Republican,
Indiana
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
THREE BOMBS THROWN.
Two Women Were Wounded by One
Missile at Belfast.

Belfast. March "a Thrce bombs
were thrown in Belfast last night. Two
women were wounded hy one tos-ed ou
the porch Of - Matthews Roman
Catholic church. but no one uas injured
by the other tu0-nissiles
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
BRITISH SUBMARINE
AND GREW co DOWN
The H-42 Collided With A Destroyer
IN Manoeuvrcs in Mediter-
ranean.

London, March 23 (By the Associated
Press The British submarine H-s2
with its crew has been lost in the Med
iterranean, says an Exchange Tele-
graph dispatch from Gibraltar to-day
She collided with destroyer during
manoeuvres.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23
MICK OTERPECK
". E. DRY SUPERVISOR
Announcement Of Appointment was
Made at Washington
To-day.

washingtcn. u q. March ss.-NacS
y,crPsck has been appointed prchibi-
ton euforoenenf supervisor for New
England with headgusrters in Boston.
d va announced today bF Commis.
s.oner Hayncs
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1922-03-23

The British submarines of the "H'
class were all built under the war
emergency program. They are of the
single hull Holland" type modified by
the admiralty. Their ordinary compile
ment is % men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02

NEW YORK. Aprii o. trnited
Press. THE protestant church
nts sold it, birthright Tor O. mess
Of pottago.
Ministers worsi,p go'd not
God
"Our clcruymon are tim" servers
and man pieas-rs, Tor The sake OF
an ungodly and INSCRIPTIONS. rich
element
itadicnis ln the livery ~ heaven
storm up and down the land.
"Tho church sHouid 90 into the
hand- Of receiver
Tho Rev. ] Prank norris. pastor
ut the iurr.-t iiapti-t church Doe
he world Ht Fort worth Tex. Zoe
day huri forth with u -cuthiuE
accumulation ut all chur,h'-. 900.
Guiding Hi- own with thu char.
actcrtlFtlr whirlwiud ~ 'uN'.rIH'
vnI,r has ,arn.d him thr u.Ir "i
Texas Tornado
IRON the pulpit uf fhe calvary
Tnufist chUrDH ho w..I deliver inr-r
continents tomorrow morning
tho first ImD boo history. Doe n"-
ll.Nrs that an prlllu.d minister
has ruthI,4aiy ,suoa,i the evils ~
hlf own rcnFiuu within a church. .s
walls
Or Ncrr.r tcyt b.. from Timothy
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Held Prisoners
On Cliff 2 Days
By High Tide

SAN FRANCISCO, April -
Held prisoners over two days ou
q small ledge a fcw feet above
he waves beating on the cliffs of
the Snlnda Beach. Jack liail.y and
wife. tourists from Washington. ID.
g. were rescued today hy lif,-
guards OF The Golden Gate station.
The Bailcys started out for u
walk Friday morning ThvF
walked along the beach at low
tide WHEN it was too lnte they
founa the tide rising Tho heavy
breakers began 90 pound about
them After much difficulty they
finally scrambled 60 place of
fafcty twelve feet above the
breakers
They we're enable 20 leave until
today when Bailey finally climbed
down a. low tide and made his
way through the high treach"rnut
breakers and summoned helr The
intermitten rain of the past two
days saved them from the torturcs
~ thirst. although both Bailey and
his wife were weak from lack Of
food.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
FLOOD REFUGEES
BEGIN POURING
INTO MEMPHIS
200 Workmen Fight to
Prevent Break in
LeVees

MEMPHIS Tenn Nurl a
nrht arlsnst th, swollen wa'.rs
Of th, Na-i-4ppl almost CO.,
dramatic a. that boIrr warDi at
pIdtowu. srk where lUr stream
ls at Its worst. wHs ryne Fought
here tonight
Two hundred wurkm,n are
working frnnuclly tU complete 60
i,tyr 10 the fepf uf VII. hester
avenue. 90 anvc more than uit.
lion dollars worth OF cotton stored
in nearby yard.
line of rsarl- uHtruliud 90"
streets near th, lsttu preventing
curious crowds from coming win
lu the danger zone
Flood refugee fruw fhD low
lands began coming into Memphis
this afternoon by IN" huudrrds A.
Yet no provision hus h"Du msdr Geo
caro- fof them. bot should ih' num-
Der be Increased hy % break iu th"
I.vco nt Dldtown. oity authurit,~.
acting In conjunction with officials
of the chamber OF commerce VIII
open a refugee camp.
During the great flood of 1913
more than 10000 persons driven
from their homes were cared Tor
M camp at IN" state fair rrouuds
here.
an steamboats plying in mo lo-
cal trade have httu g.sta orders
to keep a sharp lookout Tor re-
fugccs and Co plDk Them up uud
bring in an those endangered hy
high waters
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
z ALIENS BEING
SMUGGL.ED INTO
j. s. ARE. CAUGHT
Federal Officers Make
Big Capture Near
Tampa, Fla.

TAMPA. FGa April Twcnry-
two aliens alleged patrons uf the
gigantic smuggling rsstrm opvrtt-
Ink along fhv Nt1uti. souhuurl
were captured late today Dos fHd-
,rHl officer. or TuruUu springs
near here.
The men Spanish. creek and
German were attrmptiuE tu enter
this countr, through IN. under
ground route. authorities dtr
clarcd. They were brought h,rv
and placed In iail pending luNvsfl-
gntion by lmmirrntIon authori.
ties Federal revenue officer hrr
believe they WEI, placed aboard
v.a-ol az some cuban OF Wet In
dian port
The men claim fhry paid frcin
$40 10 500 euvu tu D." brought
to the United states. They vN-
pected 10 make their way into the
Interior through Florida.
Collector Webster Little. who
made the capture was tipped OF
hy "a nSht house keeper near here.
FcdeI,l authorities stationed
throughout Florida are How coa-
oentrhting their efforts on human
smuggling following several tt-
cent capture uf Chinese and other
foreigners b,ing brought into tbs
state.
Revenue officers despatched In
several "uylng =,iuadruns' 10
B. lorida To- stop ti," great booze
smuggling Industry, are assisting
local customs officers In running
down the human smugglcrs
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
With 100000 Miners on Strike, Both Worlxe,
And Operators Start Drive for 'f''
Public Support
OCLE GIVES OPERATORS
SIDE OF WAGE DISPUT
John L. Lewis Hastens to Washington to Al
pear Before Congressional Committee
Government TO Keep Hands Off
For Present
tBy United Press)

With 100000 miners 600 strike GOO0 mines tied up N
500 uouWIHu mines working overtime 90 maintain the
1u coal lrh workers and operators have start
drive for public support The fur effect of the walkou vi
mot Boz made manifest until Monday April miners he
da, Huf united mime workers leader, confident the tie
viii Doe just tight next week
The first no the battle for public sympathy III
iu Washington when Alfred NJ Ogle, of Terre Haute vj
president o Che National Coa Association presented the oy
Itur, side to thg house labor committee.
John T.. Lewis international president Of the miners Ia
iudanap" Tor Washington last night 60 present the mne
side 90 20 congressional committee
Meanwhile senator Bur n Washington announced he la
plan for government operation of the coal well
for other of God monopoNs OIL ETC. and il und
stood tine coal valkou might hasten its Introduction
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-04-02
Oliver Morosco
Weds Selma Paley;
Marriage a Surprise

Los ANGEI.Esi April - Oliver
Morosoo. famous theatrical pro-
ducor. married Selma lulry. IN
terror decorator, al Sup,u Ana.
California'a famous Greu1 Green.
Miss rnloy was named hy tho FIRST
Mrs Morosco IN her diyo.ec iuit
and in other litigation against hHt
over year ago Morosro EHNo nis
axe nz 90 and Miss FHlUy Gs IS.
Justice John u Cox the sperdcr 4
terror. whose chief claim Co fame
was in sentencing hcho Daniels tu
10 days in Jail ana in making ("
stick married the pair
NrwH ut the marriage created e
big sensation here hs % was hithcr-
60 unknoUn that Mrs MOruscu No.
had obtained her final deere.
She is in I.os Angeles but refused
90 comment on today wedding
She Ia going under the name ~
Mrs. Anna q Mitchell lt is he
lievvd size was recently granted "a
divorce ln Detroit Their son r.
with her Moroscn owns the
Murosco theatcr hrro ana tne
Long Acre theatcr ln New York
and other show houses Hr ~ uo-
ueNed 20 he interested with Mayor
George T.. llakrr Of Portland lu the
Baker theaier in that city