Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1922-11-29
CALLS WARREN FATHER
OF MISS J0RDAN'SSON
Mother OF English Girl Admitted
to This Country Tells Of
Boys Paternity.

Dublin, Nov. 2e.-"Frank Warren Is
IN. father VI my daughters child. He
would b. the last man on earth TO deny
that fact. l never dealt with n more
upright and honorable man in my life.
lie win do right by my girl"
THIS statement was made last night
by Mrs. John Jordan. mother OF Nancy
Jordan.
Warren met my daughter Nancy
shortly after the arnis,ice." said Mrs.
jordan. They were together frequent
", although We never saw him.
"'c was an officer in the American
army and sailed for New York after
the arnistice without knowing about
her condition. Then we learned OF her
romance with Frank.
She wrote 10 him informing him OF
her condition. and Immediately he made
acknowledgment and sent her money
regularly FOR the support of herself
and the child.
Although he was married. he never
refused To care for Nancy and her son.
who is named FOR him. lie renounced
his wife In 1890. and then wrote asking
Nancy to come to America. promising
to adopt the child and get her a posi-
,ion.
lie sent her & 20 10 pay the passa &c
of herself and her son 20 Kansas City,
Mrs. Warren. his divorced wife. aiding
him In every way. even Offering TO
adopt the child herself"
New York. Nov. 2a.-Miss Nancy
Jordan. the young English woman
who was detained with her 3-year-old
son. Francis. by United states immi-
sration authorities at Ellis Island. was
released yesterday when bonds of $500
were furnished by counsel for Mrs.
Frank O.. Warren. divorced wife of
Frank a.. Warren. 81 Kansas City. Mo
Miss Jordan said she came 90 this
country on funds furnished by Mrs
Warren.
Mrs. Warren IL the divorced wife OF
the man whom Miss Jordan met in
LONDON during the war and whose
name had frequently been mentioned
in connection with the young English
woman's neht against the Immigration
Departments barriers.
u was ut Mrs. Warrens invitation
Co America with her three-year -old-son
she was seated In the parlor of tn,
home of u. ID. Jenkins. a friend OF ,hs
Warrens'. at 61s Riverside Drive. the
llght of table lamp making her blond
hatr eiistcn. when Mrs. Warren ar.
rived from Kansas City. Via Washing
ton.
Il am 50 glad 20 see you, Miss Jor.
dan" was her greeting 20 the girl. who
carsier In the evening denied that Mr.
Warren was the father OF her son.
And u is indeed a pleasure TO meet
you. Mrs Warren" was Miss Jordan's
smiling reply.
The two women and Mr.. and Mrs
Jenkins then had n ohummy converse
ton for about Eve minutes, and wher
they re-sn;ered the parlor Mrs. War
ren said that her impressions Of Mist
Jordan were of the highest. and, IN
fact. exceeded her expectations.
4 know we are going 20 get aions
fni togcthsr." said Mrs. Warren. whS
o. dark. slender and attractive. Mr.
Warrcn's mother and ! have taken I
great interest in Miss Jordan. throuc,
eur correspond.pce. and We were in
decd gratihed when she accepted ou
invitation 10 visit JUS.
a would like you 10 make IL olea
that our divorce. which was granite
about a year ago. was in absolutely n
regard brought about. directly or in
directly, through the friendship be
tween my husband and Miss Jordan.