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New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
DE MAY-DRUMMOND.

Miss Besse Drummond, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. John Drummond of S56 Chestnut street, and Bernald De May of 4S Main street were married Monday afternoon by Rev. Mir. Rollason, pastor of the South Congregational church at Middle town.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
Sf5,OOO BRoCKTON FIRE

Brockton, Mass, Oct. "A three story wooden building occupied by two small shoe factories was de- stroyed by fire early today. The building was owned by Samuel Spec kin and housed his factory and that Of the Malbsrry Shoe Co. The loss was estimated at S75,00O.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
Mrs. Anna l.. Larson

The funeral of Mrs. Anna L, Lar son was held this afternoon from the home of her daughter Mrs. AL bin Lindquist of s6 Pennington ave nue, Pennington, at 2;30 o'clock. Rev. pr. Abel, A. Ahlquist officiated, Burial was in Fairview cemetery,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
DIES AT AGE OF S1.

Hartford, Oct. 2.--Charles L. Tut tie, a former member of the state board of agriculture, died here to- day. He was s1 years old. He was a. brother of the late Lucius Futile former president of the Boston and Maine railroad,
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
TOBACCO SHE'D BURN.

Windsor, Conn.,, Oct. "A tobac- co shed filled with shade grown leaf on the plantation of Charles A. Huntington in the Poquonock dis trist, was burned during last night. The loss was s10,0o0 with partial in surance.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
Araths
George Gerard

George Gerard, 67, of 50 Horace street, died yesterday afternoon at his home. He is survived by one son. The funeral will be held to- morrow morning with a funeral mass in St. Peters church at 8 o'clock. Burial will be In East hampton, Mass.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02
CLEARINGS AND BALANCES.

New York exchanges s1,0s7,o0o,- 900. Balances $9S,00O,O0o. Boston exchanges SS3,OOo.OO0. Balances S23. .0O0, GOO.
New Britain herald., 1924-10-02

would not do anything to reopen the case.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
PROMISE ACTION
Wheeler Says ProgresSiveS
Would Call Congress

DULUTH. MINI. Sept. 25s-Con-
greas will be called Immediately and
instructed 20 design permanent agri-
cultural relief laws u the indepond-
ent ticket Is successful. Senator
Barton X. Wheeler announced 10 his
farm followers IN his Northwestern
crusade today.
Tho only definite hope Of relief
for farmers lies with tho pro-
grcssiycA who long ago began fight
ing your battles in Washington,
Wheeler declared.
Your opponents would trick you.
President Coolidge has announced
his farm program as wait awhile
Ho would appoint an agricultural
commission 20 study a situation
which Us obvious TO everyone else at
present No good could possibly
como Of II until you and Hro
dead"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
COMP ANY WILL
SELL LOTS
Auction TO Be Held Saturday
al WesthoIme

Considerable interest has been
aroused IN the forthcoming auction
rala % building lots Ia tho Puget
Mn Co.'S subdivision. known az
wesiholms. and Il u anticipated that
n large crowd 81 anxious biddera
viii attend tho raio next Saturday
afternoon.
somo OF tho choicest lots ia the
addition have brsn he'd while other
tracts were cold. and now all o.
these will be placed on tho market
and sold 20 tho highest bidder for
whatever they win bring. The lots
are situated on Avalon way. Faunt.
leroy ave. 1and. atth and asth ayes.
They arc an fine view lots parilcu
larry those fronting 95th ave. which
Tor al time command an unohrtruc.
tihlr view The lots are practically
all i0xioo feet. tho streets arc grad.
od sidewalks and water Ia and paid
for. Especially easy terms OF pay.
meni have bHcn arranged. % that
al VIII have an opportunity 20 par.
ticlpate In thS opportunity 10 ~.
cure this choice property AZ bargain
prices on Saturday afternoon.
Tho sale r. In charge OF Barry a
Austin. az whose offices. IN tho
ieay building. maps OF the prop.
erty can be obtained
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
SLEUTHS
MIGHTY BUSY
Smash Up Bar and Arrest
ann Long Sought

booze hruthn from Prohibition
Director I.ylr'H office has busy
night wednesday evening and ThurH-
day morning in four difforsnt
raids one liquor bar was smashed
up. a long sought alleged bootlrEgrf
WAS arrested. quantities n brsr and
mooushino were taken and eight
other suspects were placed iD jail
Tho hoozo bar IA the rear or The
Post cafe. SIS Ycalsr way. WAS tmashr
"a up by agents when they rnided
tho place and discovered b1un0 br-
ing sold freely over tho bar Liquor
purchases were made hy tho men
themselves John v Williams. Paul
Berger and Frank Adams, alleged
propriotors. and George stoetzsr.
said 90 be bartender. were arrested
The 'J1lnt" was closed up
John Fahsy long sought b.
liquor authorities. was srreaisd With
Erwin 6Nltzer in a raid over zoo 4
Pine a. Two hundred bottles OF
beer and two gallons Of moonthine
were taken.
William Anderson was arrested az
-50C's Frst ave. and booked on
llqu0r charges
Jane Brooks was taken "a d. raid
az isi Fourth ave n, that ncited
a small amount u moonhhiue
Frank Williams was turned over
20 narcotics agents when discovered
wis tho goods a. 1897 Sixth ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
HAVE YOU GIVEN
TO FUND YET?
Hurry Up! Drive Is More
Than Halt Over
Have you subscribed yet?

nave you cuu%CTlhcQ YETI
With more than half of the big
Community Fund drive over, and
the entry into tie field Thursday Of
500 representative and energetic
women under the leadership Of
Mother Seattle. who are making a
houso-to-house canvass OF the resi-.
DENTAL districts. it Is expected the
separate days totals arc going to
eclipse those heretofore reported
and bring tile fund to a triumphant
close on Saturday.
In the downtown and industrial
sections, the 100 per cent honor roll
OF firms and factories Is daily be-
coming larger.
Enthusiasm Is running high at
the noon rallies at the Hippodromc
where, at Wednesdays lunch. Fx.
allied Ruler of tho Ellls Theo John.
son won the right TO don the regal
robes and he crowned king Of the
day for the largest amount turned
in by his section on that day.
Significant 20 fund workers and
the public alike is the fact that the
50 agencies drawing from the fund
have gone over the top 100 per cent,
every paid worker In these relief or.
CARNATIONS having subscribed. swell.
ing the fund in tho sum total OF
s2,256.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
GUARD AGAINST
JAIL BREAK
Mont. Gang Leader Awaits
Trial for Wife Murder

GREAT FALLS. Mont. sept 20.
Extra deputies were guarding tho
roole county SAN today 20 forcstall
any attempts which shrsff II. 4.
benjamin feared might be made by
underworld ganEgteru 20 FREQ Ernest
n. TEX" Hunt, held az shelby on a
charge of numbering his vito and
WoundinE her escort,
TEX" Hunt. cowboy known %
Montana authorities az an alleged
leader Of AN underworld gang which
has participated Ia rum running
operations on tho border was being
aided in Ms defense by r J. Hunt,
Waco. Texas. roadmHstrr OF the
Texas & BRACES railway
The latter said Tex n a black
sheep .of one OF the leading families
u Texas. Ito said tho cowboy 10 a
second cousin OF Mrs, Marian Fer
guson. now candidate Tor governor
% Texas
TEX" pleaded not guilty to
charges OF killing his Wife, septcm'
Dor S. az swcstgIuSa. Mont. and viii
stand trial during November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
President Speaks
at PHILADELPHIA

WASHINGTON. Sept. 25.-Presi.
dent Coolidge will speak in Philadel.
phia tonight on the occasion OF the
l50th anniversary OF the first meet
ing OF the continental congress, the
address making his second sortie
from the capital since his return
from Vermont.
The president will leave here at
$3.50 y. m, dining on his train. I'm.
mediately after the speech he will
return here, arriving about midnight.
Reports continue current in pollti.
cal circles that the president is plan.
ming a western tour.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
SENTENCE PROF.
Gets 1870 Days and Must
Support Children

Los ANGELES. Sept. 25.-sen.
tonco OF $50 days in the city Jail.
suspended over a period Of five
years probation providing he sup.
port his two minor children. was
today pronounced on Or. Ernest $.
Bates, former head OF the English
department or the University OF orc.
gon. by Police Judge Pope.
Under the terms OF the probation.
which DR.. Bates agreed 20 follow.
he paid $500 today to his divorced
wife and viii continue payments OF
$50 a month during the probation
period.
As part OF the agreement reached
Bates habeas corpus petition TO SO.
cure possession of tho children. Ro.
land, 10, and Vernon, Z, was dropped.
and the boys will remain with their
mother except for two months each
summer, when tho father will have
them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
FROM FAR AWAY
Pullman Draws Students OF
Many Foreign Countries

STATE COLLEGE. Pullman. Sept.
:ss-Despite the nonresident fee o.
'15 a semester. the state college OF
Washington q drawing more stu.
dents from China, Japan. Russia.
Belgium and other countries outside
the United States than ever before.
ReEihiraiion IL not yet over. 20 final
figures arc not available. but an In.
crease r. shown in the enrolment OF
Japanese. Chinese and Russians. and
there n an agricultural student from
Belgium.
Tho housing problem presented by
tho foreign enrolment may be met
By tho organization OF group houses
for these students. This was almost
a necessity iast year in the case OF
the Chinese students. and tho Fill.
pino boys already have their own
house.
Some Of the foreign students. when
asked. said u was the democratic
spirit here which drew them TO the
state college: others said u was the
reputation for strength OF the courses
in which they were interested.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Warning Tuchuns
Scorn Peace Pact

SHANGHAI. sept. Rival
tuchuns, whose armies await the
word for decisive battle before
Shanghai. scorned peace proposals
today and moved up rcinforcements.
Tho same was true in tho north
where Chang Tso Lin and WI Pc,
Flu may be at grips before tho
southern warfare gets under way
again.
Railroads in Kiangsu province arc
torn IN, bridges aro down and
transportation is disrupted. while in
tho north the lines are In a chaotic
condition, cluttered up with troops
and supply trains.
Chang leo Lin has sent word
from Mukden that his airplanos
bombed Wu's headquarters at Shan
Hal Kwan, causing numeroa q
casualties An artillery duel is un-
der way In this area
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Says 1850 Grains
Opium Sounded Big

Pointing out that Tho amount OF
narcotics imported sounds big
translated into grains" Norwegian
Consul jacobson Thursday appealed
for lonioncy for Mikal Mikalson
Dnlcn, In behalf Of his wife and three
children destitute in Norway. Dalcn
was sent TO Mcneil Island prison for
rs months by Federal Judge Jore.
miah Netercr. The indictment
charged importation OF I 1850 grains
OF smoking opium.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
IDENTIFIES SLAYER
FROM PHOTOGRAPH

That man shot me-" he said.
Every officer in the city was i'm.
mediately given Fairchilds descrip.
ton and armed cars were sent out
TO search for tho suspect.
Meanwhile. Mrs. Litsey,
gray-hnired little woman. had mr..
rived at her husbands side.
Grief.stricken and shaken with
sobs. she listened as he slowly
blde her goodbye and gradually
sank.
Robert Litsey. son Of the officer
also was at the bedside. An emer-
gency operation was Immediately
performed by Doctors VI. T. Dalton
and George Horton. Litscy did not
regain consciousness
Lltsey's death shook the police de-
partment. The officer. n veteran
Of 20 years service. was regarded
as one OF the most conscientious
and honest men on the force. Be-
sides his widow. Lltscy leaves two
Sons, Audrey and Robert. and 4
daughter. Edna. The family lives
at 1913 n. 10Th 81.
II Is believed that the three
slayers had looted tire shop In the
ground floor OF tho Owen hotel.
Westlake ave. and Lenora St. an
hour previous, and shot Litsey when
they suspected him Of knowing they
were implicated.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
ARMY To HANDLE
: SAND POINT
CROWDS
500 Soldiers win Guard
Field and Highway .
DUE AT11 M. SATURDAY
SO Smith Wires; But II May
+ Be Earlier Than That

DEAR ADMIRAL J. V, CHASE.
~ Who win take command at tho
Rrcmcrton navy yard October 4.
ana Mas. Gen. c. q. Morton. CON,
nnandlng the Ninth army corps area.
conferred with Christy Thomas,
Chamber OF Commerce secretary,
THURSDAY morning regarding plans
for handling tho monster crowds eS'
pocted az sand Point and az Cts
Han park saturday when the world
flyers arrive.
Iong distance telephone com
munication with Flight Commando
Lieut.. Lowell smith az Hollywood
"Wednesday indicated that tho world
flyers viii end the globe circuit hcrc
" II a. m. Saturday.
THREE hundred soldiers from Forts
I.Awton and Wor,ien viii be used %
guard spectators from the fields and
20 watch over tho demonstration i'm.
mediaiely afterward az tho down
eoWn park.
Morton advised strict precautions,
and win have soldiers distributed
thru the thronEs as well as along
the sidellnes.
Il was limited Thursday that
Smith may plan 20 bring IN his
squadron ahead OF the scheduled
hour. as he has been In the habit
81 doing en- route across the United
States. This Is believed TO 10 an
Sffort TO avoid the crowds.
Signal corps men Friday viii
string field communication services
dlong the Laurelhurst and r. sisi
ST Highways 20 sand Point 20 ali
% ecu'-o,ling the heavy traffic.
Tsnffc viii go out 20 sand Point
ever =. 65th and all traffic. excepi
residents along tho road. VIII b
kept off Laurclhurst road. as an
outlet hack 20 town.
As the parking fields thrown oper
b. private owners will only. accom-
PROBATE 1000 cars. the signal corp.
men will telephone back 20 the T.
18th 81. cutoff as soon as tho spac'
Is filled and all remaining traffli
viii he sent hack 10 the city.
Eugene. Ore. IS scheduled as th'
last hating place before the flyer
arrive in Seattle. ending their his
toric trip. II Is approximately three
hours flying time TO Seattle. Tn,
Chamber and Seattle newspapers vii
also check on the squadron when q
passes over Vancouver. Wash.
Which Is two hours away. and th'
official welcoming party VIII b
gathered together In ample time {,
preclude chance OF delaying the Ger
emonies.
: Permission was wired THURSDAY
b. Acting Gov. W. ]. coyle. a
Olympia. for permission FOR II. "
s. Patrician. an English destroyer
70 participate In the welcoming pro
gram. Coyle win be present an
gfficiaily represent the state.
Mai. Gen. Morton viii represen
President Calvin Coolidge. secretar,
OF War Weeks and Gen. Patricl;
chief Of the army air service. who's
dream was consummated 10 the sue
oessfuI world flight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
TALKS SCANDAL
Caraway on Tour; viii Harp
on That Wilbur Speech

WASHINGTON. sept s5 - scna.
tor Thaddcus Caraway. democrat.
Arkansas. who made public a speech
he said Secretary OF the Navy WI.
bur was 20 have made az Denver
today. set out on a speaking tour 20
discuss the racial. league Of nations
and scandal" issues which he claims
Wilbur raised In tho proposed ad.
drcas
I'm going 20 keep on reading tho
statements Wilbur planned 90 make
In that speech until President Cool
idge accepts or ropudiates them.
said Caraway today. Ito will speak
IN Maryland and Kentucky.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
CHARGE SHIvELY
WITH ROBBERY
Mrs. Johnson Also Charged;
$500 Bonds for Other Two

Defense and prosecution each won
"a round Thursday Ia tho states fight
20 convict Clarence H. shiyeiy. for
mcr patrolman. and Mfn Ray John.
son hia friend of grand larceny. Tho
pair ~ accused Ia connection with
tho robbery last November Of two
Bank Of California messengers. when
$4,000 IA bonds and cash was taken
By bandits on second ave.
Larceny charges Weru filed against
tho two Thursday by Deputy Prose.
cuior Bert G. Ross, Meanwhile.
Pred Hunter and hts wife. Mra Ger.
trude Hunter. wcru released under
1900 bonds each. aa Witnesses. a..
,empis OF the defense. led BY Attor,
uey George craudcll. 20 reduce the
10000 bonds demanded rpm shlye-
" and Mrs. Johnson. proved unayall,
ms
Tho defense. however. scored a
point when u forced a preliminary
hearing Tor $40 Friday afternoon In
Justice G G palton's court. The
hearing VIII decide whether tho
bonds will b. reduced or whothe,
they vii stay az $4,000.
FINAL CHARGE ,
II NOT DECIDED
What tho final charges against
tho former policeman and MrH. John
son Will h Ross said no Ia uncsr
tain. Tho larceny accusations wers
filed merely 20 defeat a motion foi
Wri,a OF hahcAs eorpuA applied Tot
By Attorney Cmudell In all four
cases Cfandeil asked reduction Of
tho bonds 20 yaB0o. This w4ia held
up pending tho fiai hearing Fh
day.
shlycly and Mrs. Johnson arc nc.
eusod of having in their possession
about $1,000 worth Of tho bonds
stolen az tho time Of tho nank 81
California holdup. They were arrest
ed after Leonard 8. Ienalctun had
attempted 10 ucil tho bonds Al, the
office % Bond. Goodwin and Tucker
In tho HoFo building. Mru. Hunter
and Mrs. johnson were haid 70 have
been waiting outside tho building
Tor Pcudlston. Pcndiston later wa
released. while shively ana Frank
Hunter were arrested.
Mrs Hunter Il SAID 20 have admit.
ted she knew tho bonds wcro stolen
and TO have said she was ready
10 take n chance with them"
shlveiy Il under a $4,000 appeal
bond on conspiney charge in Jed
ernl court. Mru. Johnson IN under
a 81 bond Ia tho came court.
An attempt waH 10 b. made late
Thursday by Prosecutor Ross "a
have samuel Wright and Ferris
shornlck. bank managers. and Mar
tin Hart. hank auto driver. Identify
shlyeiy as ono OF the bandits who
held them up at The Time OF tho
robbery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
La Toilette Must
Turn Socialist"

CHICAGO. Sept 25.-Thc name Of
Senator La Toilette. head of the In.
dependent ticket, will go on the so.
cialst ballot In California. Congress.
man John Nelson, in charge OF La
Follettc.Wheelcr headquarters. an.
nounced today. on receipt of word
from California that the California
supreme court had ruled against per.
hitting La Follctte's name 20 go ON
the ballot as an independent.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Another Roosevelt
May Sit at Albany

ROCHESTER,, n. y, Sept. rs
Assistant Secretary OF tho Navy
Theodore Roosevelt was nominated
as the republican party's candidate
for governor 10y the state convention
hero today.
Roosovelts nomination came on
tho first ballot OF tho convention.
receiving $50 votes. according 10 un.
official figures, while he needed but
i56 to win.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Have Two New Frat
Houses at Pullman

STATE COLLEGE, Pullman. Sept.
25.-Two handsome new brick build.
ings In fraternity row" are rapidly
nearing completion. They are the
Kappa Alpha Theta sorority house
at California and Monroe. and the
Sigma Alpha Epsilon lodge sro
blocks cast on California at II street.
Both arc OF the English colonial style
OF brick with stucco half.timbered
gables.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
CHINA
STARTS ON PAGE

The American Joined tho E1angsu
forces at tho outbreak OF hostilltles.
lie became military adviser 10 Gen.
Chi Hsich Yuan.
For week. since the last offensive
spent Itself. Kearney has been direct
ing preparations for n new lombard.
mcnt. American Consul General Gun.
ningham today declined TO comment
upon this newly discovered compiled.
ton.
When IL your daughter thinking
Of getting msrried?"
when isn't she7"-Boston Tran
script.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
SHOTS STOP HIM
One Jewelry Robber Taken,
Other Makes Escape

Fleeing volley Of bullets fired
by n pursuing policeman, two OIL.
legged burglars made n desperate
break for liberty carly Thursday
morning. when they were caught In
the act Of robbinE a lcwelry store at
2o35 First ave. one man was cap
tured.
Patrolman Ralph ozura saw tho
two at work and called 10 them 20
halt. They fled. and ozura opened
fire. Finding the whiz OF bullets
too close 10 his head for comfort.
Il. Haugan, ono OF the men. stopped
and surrendered. ozura said. Tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Portland Planning
Big Air Exhibition

PORTLAND. Sept st.-ArranEc-
ments for tho largest aerial cxhi-
bitlon In the history Of Portland
arc being made In connection with
the viat here OF tho American
round world flycra when they
stop at Vancouver barracks on their
return south from Seattle.
approximately 30 aircraft viii
participate. according TO Lieut. Oak
ley G.. Kelly. Ia charge Of tho
Vancouver field.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
They Seek Singers
at State College

STATE COLLEGE, Pullman. Sept,
25.-Both the mems and women's
gieo clubs at the State college OF
Washington arc holding their annual
tryouts for personnel for the season.
Some excellent voices have already
been found. especially among the
bass and sopranos. in tho new stu.
dent group.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
MILLS PICK UP
New Business Continues to
0vertop Production

New business continued above lum.
Der production. with shipments the
samo amount. IL per cent below
new business, according 20 n report
from lei mills to the West Coas,
Lumbcrmen's association for last
week
Future water delivery orders 10.
tailed 5O,955.osO feet. or 4s per cent
Of an new business.
In tho IS weeks OF tho year tho
association reports production total.
ing 3.501. 43so34 feet; shipments,
1,66o,5Os,79O feet, and new business.
1856, O3g,45 feet.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
PLAN HOSPITAL
WaIIa WaIIa to Get Admin
iStration Building

Contractors bulletins. issued here
by George W. Allen & Co. show a
bid call set for IL a. m. October Z.
at the United states veterans bu,
rean. Washington. D. c., for con,
structlon OF an administration build
ing at the veterans hospital at walla
Walla.
9. u Bagley, secretary OF tho
board OF public works Of Seattle. tho
bulletin announces. will accept bids
at tho same hour. October .. for con
struction OF N city light department
warehouse.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
GERMAN PLANES FLY
OVER PARIS; PRESS
is WONDERING WHY

DAHIs,- Sept s5 Several Ger
i mans irplanca flew over
Paris 40 days ago az an altitude
Of between 5.0u1 and 5000 mrtsfz
according 20 AN official report in
tho hands n the French govern
mrnt. Ia IAbofts declares today
The Newspaper points out how
easy n would b. Tor the planes
% have made tho trip Tor tho
purpose Of making maps which
could b. used for bombing Paris
BY night
at a time when Gefmany'B
good will and the need Tor peace
Is being stressed ~ 70 important.
ono wonders with anguish n
France + not playing thr rolo
Of dupr. Ia IAbcrta comments,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Peggy and Count
Stay Out of Court

NEW YORK. Sept. %. - Peggy
Hopkins Joyce and her husband.
Count Morner. have agered to settle
their marital differences out Of
court.
Both withdrew litigation. began
FAST July. TO dissolve their marriage
and while nobody knows II there has
been a reconciliation. the actress and
the Swedish nobleman are declared
fy friends to be on an amicabls foot.
ing once more.
The count Is going 20 South Amer.
isa TO engage in tho steamship bust
ness. while Peggy is busy with plans
for a new show.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Woman Not Goods"
for Fraud Charge

Tho claim that q woman Is not
goods by which fraud can be com.
mIttcd, gave w. r. Claiborne tenn.
porary escape from federal indict.
ment charging impersonation OF n
department of jueiIce officer. lie
was arrested on n re.indlctment
Thursday by the U. S. marshal's OF.
flee.
Claiborne was originally charged
with impersonation and taking n
woman from Seattle 10 Vancouver
y. C., for immoral purposes Tele.
phone bills and apartment rent are
the basis for the new fraud count.