Roseburg news-review., July 15, 1925, Page 8, Image 8

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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW, WEDNESDAY, JULY 15, 1925.
ELKS TO A!D IN
APE TRIAL JUDGE O
OVERRULES MOTION
Continued from pafe 1.)
DLO BATTLESHIP
from Governor Peay of Ihe manner
jln which Attorney-Oeneral A. T.
i Stewart Ik handling thn prosecu
tion of Jnhn Thomas Scopes for
alleged violation of the antl-evolu-,
tmn n-aihlnK law came today in
the form of telegram.
The message follows: j
"It Jh a poor cause that runs ,
Jfroin prayer. You are handling
FATHKIt OF IItFKllKNT
mricoviv; itinn.v.
DEFENSE PLANS
IN SCOPES CASE
. OUTLINED TODAY
M.I XV AltR Ill'RT
IX AXTI-KL.IX ItlOT.
(AMwIiM prrm Lnutd Wli.
SWA.MI'SCOTT, Mam.. July
15. Colonel John C. Cool
Idge, axed father of the pre
sident, nun made su h a com
plete recovery from hU re
cent Illness and operation,
lhat lr. J a in en K. Coupul,
While Housa physician, has
found It possible to return
to duty here.
idkilam), July IS. Thejihut case like a veteran and I am
Benevolent and Protective Order ; nroud of vnu. lteirards to Mr.
(Continued from pag 1 )
public school funds of the state,"
h said.
Jj Mal'tne then read the flrse
;ll'n of the act, making it 'unlaw-
fill to teach )n male schools "any
Tithory that denies the story of
Idlvine creation of man as taught
A In (he Dibit, and to teach Instead
that man denrendf(i from lower
. ! !.KirKSTi:it. Ma., July
la Police Investigation into
the riot between Klansnten
and antl-Klan fymputhiers
here last night vaj vxpected
today. Many persons were
bruised by flying mlilin.
automobiles were damaged
or J.lks grund lodge in session
hero today in the nlxty-f lrat an
nual reunion, derided to get be
hind a movement to raise a fund
for reconditioning tho historic
frlpate Constitution und agreed to
co-operate with the navy depart
ment in promoting "Old Iron
sides" week in the public schools
October 19 to 24.
. A resolution offered by James
li. NfcholKHon of lloHton, pant
prand exalted ruler. pledging the
order's support in the movement
wag adopted. Judge William
Hawley Atwel! of l-allas, IVxa.
newly el. -. led grand exalted ru
ler, will deliver n radio add reas
on "Old Iron-Ides" from the sta
tion WKAF at New York, October
j.. Nicholson announced.
Closer co-op-rutlon of state as
sociations of the order, participa
tion of subsidiary lodges In a de
finite program of activity, and
formation of speakers bureaus
fr-r l-'iag day exercises throughout
the country were urged in a re
port l-y Hr. Howard 11. Klrtland.
of San I,ufs Otirpo, Calif., lodge
and adopted.
Changes tn prnn.i lodges stntn
tea were considered today. Includ
ing one providing that a plurality
only should he nocssary to elect
an officer of any lodge, instead
of a majority ns heretofore.
In tho memorial services held
this morning, paut grand exalted
ruler Haymond Iviijiiniiii paid
tributes to ltobert W. drown,
grand exalted ruled of the order
In 190.1, who dji d lust November
in Hun Diego,
ilryan and friends.'
"Austin Peay".
UMATILLA OFFICERS
CAPTURE LARGE STILL
in ii-: roi vi'KitKixr
itiMi is nis om:ki:i)
uuu two persons uhoKe ident-
Ity had nut K'en leurneil,
were rendered unconncioui.
The occurrence was the fir.t
tll-ulay of hostility towurds
the organization here.
MMnolalwl Vrrm l.wl Wlr. )
PKNDI.KTON. .Inly 15. What
the iihcrilTH office of I'niutilla
county declares to be the larcnt
Ktlll ever tuken in this county,
whs seized Just night near the
Washington statu line northeast
of riv-ewaier oy nieniners ot tne j ,
sherilfs firces of L'lnutilla ronn- i
ty in Oregon aud Walla Walla ! s
county in u.-'iiiimtnn. i ne stin,
nat u capacity or aoout 2:i0 teal- m
Ions of moonshine every 24 hours. ! 44s S)s4) 4tj
It was weized on tho James l- rite-
NKW VOItK, July 15.
order of animals.
After reading the second section
providing a penalty of not less i
than $100 nor more than 1500 fori
leach violation of the act. he de-
dared that before the prosecution
icould convict Scopes of a violation ''' remarks about religious be-
of the act. the prosecuilon must Mlefs of niBmhera of defense coun-
jprnve first that Scopes taught a '"''I- H ho had no ohjictlou
1 1
Arres. of eiuht alleged coun- theory that denies the story of the (o anyone referring- to him as an !
terrelters In Hiiioklyn dur- 'cilvine creation of man as taught agnostic, "for I'm an agnostic." Mr. j
Iuk the post 1 hours mado ln thn Ilihle and. second, "that in-larrow objtrcted .however, to re-1
a tolal or 80 arrens by lo- jsteod and In plate of this story he ferences to creeds and religious j
col secret service agejits in taiight that man Is descended from beliefs.
whut was described as one a lower order of animals." Mr. Stewart responded that he
of the most extensive coun- "The defense contends' that to I was ready lo proceed w ithout fur !
terfeltlnic plots uncovered In j convict Scopes the prosecution ilhcr reference to religious bell, rs
this country. must prove that Scopes not only of attorneys.
Klvven Kirls
the arrested.
were uniong
zier ranch near the state line.
James Kraezier, and a son, Karl,
were arrested. Itoth were charg
ed wllh operation of a still and
bonds for the elir Kraezler were
set at $5.0M( and for the younicer
ll'.aot). Neither bond was posted.
CALL FOR BIDS
Rubber belting at Wharton llros.
nr irmtifsitnisa
taught the theory of evolution, but
that he nlso and at the some time,
denied the theory of creation fts
set forth in the Illble," he assort
ed? ''The defense contends the
nrosectitlnn miiMt nrnva tUnt h
oeuieu prupusais Will ue rcceiveu ,...,..,., Seniiea ,11,1 thua. 4 ,
oy me unuersigneu up ui aim in- things and that what he
ciuoing. cio ociock luesiiay. iwas a violation to the statute,
juiy iisi, is;.-, lor tne painting or -ve will prove that whether
the Fullerton school house, located this statute b constitutional or
in West Hoseburg. Specifications unconstitutional the defendant
may be obtained fiom the under- i Scopes did tnese two things and
signed. Ilond or certified check eon, I not vli.'ale It v ,.,lluin
for five per cent of the amount bid i that since the defendant Scopes
must accompany bid. The board 'has been Indicted under n statute
!!
TODAY'S BASEBALL i
! i
i
I
National League.
NEW YOliK, Jlliv 15 New
taught ! 'l,rl( climbed to within five per-
I'tjiixn iiiu .nilllllul
league lead held by the l'ittsliurg
I'irales today by defeatiiiK SI.
I.oiiis 7 lo 3. while the Pirates re
ciivd a setback at Iioston, 4 to 3.
Hoy forks and extra hnndles nt
Wharton Kros.
Jbr and Jjttl
Plain or Clocked
in solid colors
reserves the right to
and all bids received.
V. J. MICKLU, Clerk
reject
any
the
the
Free crankcase service at
Terminal garage. We have
popular oils.
American fence at Wharton Pros.
Children's
stockings ifitfrwovrn
A'r Mothers Like j Coe and fted
tf.ii r It doesn't cost siich 'v V r-1?
r-r-7
a I'-t to ktvt vji:r chil
dren I nuking nice, if
you know just how to
doit. 'I ;tl ;o t ix kings,
for iiist.-incs
Iron Clad stixkinirs
forchiLircti arc not one
bit expensive. Ivciuse
Iron '.l.kl-kiinl)ine the
two things that should
be in every child's
stocking l.xjks
and tu ar.
If yon ,irp not
re.uly (iin in u(. lads,
be sure to n K us to
sliow then i to you.
AT
I. ABRAHAM'S
THE SILK STORE"
JS'O'cftisJ
Fancy Sttipes,
Bars or Plaids
DANCE
RAINBOW
GARDENS
Wednesday Nite
Music By
Deedle't
Swanee Boys
At lirooklyn It. II.
! r i ti , i n n it t 2
i itiooklyn 2
i Jiatteries: Donahue. May
! KniKer; (iritues aud Taylor.
9 U
and
which prohlblls the teaching of the
evolutionary theory, the prosecu
tion must prove as part of Its case
what evolution Is. A Philadelphia
So that there shall be no mis- I ;,ie,i, rain, end sixth It. H. K.
unilerslandlng and that no one I riilcugo 8 S 0
shall be able to mis-Interpret or iMiilailelpiiia .......1..".. ZZ..... 3 i) 3
misrepresent our position, we iiatteries: Alexander and (ion
wish to slate at the beglnninir ot zules; ltiim', Ulricli, Couch anil
this case, that the defense believes ! Wilson,
there Is a direct conflict between i
the theory of evolution and Ihe Ai Vw York It It v. I
theory of creation as set forlh in . si Louis 3 8 1
the book of Genesis." i Ne York v 7 11 1
Hntteries : Haines and O'Kun'cll;
TOrrtT ItOOM, Dayton. Tenn., Harms and Snviler.
July 15. The Itev. Charles Kran-
t NEW TODAY t
FOR RALE Cabinet Grafanola and ,
records, (rood as new; cheap. !
'4-K. 1
FOH-RAl".E "llwooil-Wakefleld"
baby carriage. Keverslblc; price
$10. lot S. Stephens.
FOIt UKNT Furnished thn-e-Toom
ant., water, lights, pus range.
60S S. Stephens St.
FOR SALE K months-old 'rox'ter. ',
rier doe. C. Crannis. 21 miles
west of Winchester bridge.
WANTKD 1000 rolls kodak films
to finish In 8 hours. We have the
latest equipment. Clark., Cassi
' SK i
FOR MKN'T My nrnfessional serv-!
Ices In kodak rinlshlnx. 8 hours. J X
Clark. Cass Sr. i
T!i A I IK Tearn"horsi's harness,
wagon nnd hack, for Ford road
ster or touring car. l!ojc 111, lit.'
2. Roseburg. Ore.
2 (!OOI MILK COWS For snle:
very reasonable, or will trade fori
sheep. Lloyd c. Moothart, Rose-,
burg. Ore , 3 miles w est. I
FOR RKNT One three-room dow n j
siairs mrnnneii apartment with:
hath. Kleclrle stove Close In !
Also furnifhed residence. Call;
2IS-R. i
FOR" RKNT 5-room furnlsheil '
home, close In. 125 per mo. Also'
good 3-roora apartment $Is per!
mo. Cnas. Kyes, 826 N. Jackson,
s'- i
FOR SAI.R-rfS-acre dalrv and;
noiiltrv ranch, close In. all farm '
land. Good hotie. Price $2700. 1
terms. Chas. Kyes. 826 N. Jack-,
son St.
FOR'SALE Si,lendId6roomtilns-
tered resilience close In. Modern.
$2fi'0. Terms. Paved street.
Also 4-room residence, nice con
dition J!l00. Terms. I,. 0. Mad
dux. r20 N. Jackson.
FOR RALE-Chevrolet "sedanette.
nn less than 3ron mllrs. looks
like new. disc wheels. 5 good I
tires, bumper snot-llcrht. and oth
er CVtrnq U'tlt sell ehenn Pi. . ' '
can be seen nt Smith's Gnratje. F0R SALE No. 18 Russell thresh"
F!t-SIVF!J mn B.tr-p,,.-,,,; Msed ony ,nll,e seasons;
This'll make the Mail order
House Sob!
WE SELL
Willard
atteries
For Fords, Stars, Chevrolets and all
Light Cars
for
$12.75 i
Aiito Electric Station !
122 So. Stephens
Roseburg
--
LOST Bunch of kej's on ring.
Finder leave at News-Review.
FORS ALE Good, hoiiiimadeTc
lb. refrigerator. Phone 459-J.
CSEl)I('E"nOX For salechelTp",
at Powell s. Huy fruit jars now.
of
.JTV
They're
Coming Back
ONE DANCE ONLY
Those Famous School Boys
The ARIZONA
COLLEGIANS
Peppiest Dinca Organization
on tho Pacific Slop
Rainbow
Gardens
Thursday Nite
Your
Inst hanc
inilllmiiiin'
mlrtii.
(n hfiir
Admission $1.10
To and J,ccl
In Wonderful
Colorings
j
tVor and Iircl
The Best Wearing
Socks Made
35c
TO
1 HOUSE PAINT
$2.40 per Gallon
Dcnn-Gerrctscn Co.
DR. DEAN B. BUBAR
OPTOMETRIST
SM'clallst In the fitting of
(iiasses
11C Jackson St.
Dr. Rupert A. Moon
Electro-Chiropractor
Nerve and Spine Specialist.
S24 Perkins Bldg. Phone KM
$1
Dr. H. C. Church
OPTOMETRIST
Parkins" Bldg. Roseburg, Or
Prions 88.
Dr. Harrison Folk
Chiropractor j
Electronic and 'Electro-Theraphy
417 Perkins Bids. Phone 491 '
QUINE BROS.
THE LIBERTY THEATER
THE BIG SHOW
TODAY AND TOMORROW
At Our Own Rcoular Prices Only 10 and IS Cants
"THE MARRIAGE
MARKET"
Featuring
Jnck Mulllinll. Alice I-nke, Pauline Gnron,
Slmnnon Day
A story sizling with drama, alive with romance,
sparkling with comedy, bubbling over with the
spirit of youth.
Sl e danced Ihe naiinhtleit dan e i he knew to shock the man
(lie didn't mint lo nimrv hul she onlv su ceded In fulililliK
l!ie flame of his pasnlons! In i situation filled with ills
noif'e dviiainlt- '
ALSO: "THE AESOP'S FABLES'
ALSO: TOWN TOPICS AND
GO-GETTERS "PLAYING WITH FIRE"
FRI. AND SAT.
BOB CUSTER'S SMASHING
WESTERN
AUCTIONEER
Don't fin net that I hull. lie
sales In city or country.
M. C. Radabauch
530 N. Pine St.
Crop Insurance
ItiMire your hay anil grain
now. Our RRrnry offers you
real Bi-rvlct hi fire Insunuue
inntttTft. V write automo
blli liinuranco.
G. V. YOUNG t SON
INSURANCE
116 Cass St. Phone 417
Iy All Means Worry
TnlfftB your Home, Muslm1,
IVrminal KfftTfs and Auto ate
fully pro(ictod hy Insurance.
Insuranca It Our Butincsa
MtS0llDO
riii Tott'T. tuiHtor of thf West Side
1'nftnrfHn rhurrh. Nw York todny j
ofH-m-d the John T. Seopt a trial i
with prayi r. lr. TottiT was call- :
,ed lo ihe platform by the court
after iTf-Hidi nt Slnh fnc of the
Iayton I'aHtord Association had ;
announced the name of th vinit-
Iuk minister as the choice of the
association. i
Jinie Itaulstun yesterday an
jrtounced that he would ask the
Dayton I'astorM Association to
nominate a minister to make the
opening prayer each day. This '
followed a protest from the de
fense at the custom of havinx a ;
daily prayer. j
Just after the brief prayer John I
U. Neal, tf defense counsel. Kaiu-!
ed the floor to make his altitude i
AWt r,'ir u',on question or the
prayer in court. He objected, he
'said, to any reHnious atmosphere
1n the court room during trial of
the case. S. K. Hicks. of state
counsel, announced the state de
nies that there in a religious con
troversy in the case nnd objected
In behalf of ihe prosecution to
"this heckling every nminitiK en
the Bubjtit of prayer." II.. a.sktd
that tlie court slop the dally pro
jtest and place it in the reconl.
Jude Kaulston said he had had
no regard for denominational lines
In selecting ministers for the morn
inn prayer. Mh hoped, he said,
that "these pravers would "do
some good. rhey will not hurt
anyone and may help", he said.
Clarence harrow noted un excep
tion to the remarks of the court,
i Attorn y-ieneral Stewart was
jrecvfinized to nay that he hat! ni;ide
a remark in court yesterday tout
he wished to withdraw, lie had
expressed himself in a discourte
ous manner to Mr. Hays of d. Tense
counsel, he said. "I fell very much
ashamed that I have not beta
courteous to Mr. Hays, and th re
whs nolhitiK back of ft but a little
ruffled temper,' he declared.
Mr. Hays rose to say that he
was huppy to accept the apooy
of the attorney general. Hays ak
ed that the state's attorney aut.
refer. nr to the states from wh e h
the defense attorneys come, and
Iheir religious belief.
John It. Neal asked the attormv
general to then remove from the
'record a 'sneering remark alleg.
ed to have been made toward de
fense counsel.
Itichard llenmish. chairman of
the reporlorlal committee appoin'
ed to impure into the premature
publication yesirrdav of what pur
ported to be the judge's decis-.ui'
upon the motion to iiuah. rcwrte 1
, that the correspondent did not v, I
'the decision from the court's sti
ographer. and believed thst th
correspondent had received it
from the court. Judge Itau'ston
asked the snurced rf Informal inn
and wh told it came from t!i-
court throueh deduction. Ju'';:e
)tautsttn asked ti the corre.-pt n
dent was and Mr. Meaniish n port
ed that it hs W illiam K. Hurehii.
son of the Intern:ifion:tl N. w
Service. Mr. Hutchinson was a-d
ed lo come befnre the court iititl
Judge Itnulslon asked if he had a
statement to make, explaining h-
need not f.-ar to make a statem
Mr Hutchinson said fh.
iwou'd prefer to make n stat
to the court in chambers
Heamish spoke up to nay that
Hutchinson was thoroiKhlv
cal
Th court ann-Minced that t!i"
newspapermtn onM N' gnen
privjite audience. The commit- .
report was sitn-d.bv four of TV
fte metn'vsrs, It'cha'd teami-h
lhi adelpii',, Knquirer: K.irl
Schmih. rnlersat Service: V"r
rst Pavi. N.w York Herald Tn
butiT. and Tonv Muto. New York
Kven'ng H etin
1'hHHp Ktm'ey. Chlcaen Tribir.
the fifih member, did no s'rn the
report.
At Poston n. 11. E. !
rittsburg 3 6 I
liuion 4 11 I
batteries: .Morrison, Adamt and,
(iuocli; Itenlou aud (i.ooii. j
priced to sell at one-third
cost. Lock wood Motor Co.
F( ) R S A L E T w onewhny a n den
silagft cutters, with or w''out
blower; can bt purchased at a
substantial saving. Terminal Garage.
American League. t
At Chicago R. H. K. '
Philadelphia ..9 13 1
Chicago - 7 11 (l :
Catteries: Harris, Walberg ai:d ;
Ccchraue; Thurston, Connelly, He-1
v.t r and Sdia'.k. (Irabowski.
At Detroit
'itshington ...
Detroit
Iiatteries: lit utlu r
litis and Woodall.
2
R. H. E.
and laiel, Co!-1
i
LEdUHE BY JUITD
FICTQRY EXPERT
j.
SfjAVFIt op cntr,
il'KX MI'K SH.NTKXfK
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f Aiiwviutpr! I'rM. IuhhI Wlr..)
WATERTOWN, S. D.. July
15. Winifred Meek. 21, of
Garden City, was sentenced
to "imprisonment ut nurd
labor for the remainder of
his life," In the stute peni
tentiary at Sionx Kulls,. -following
his plea of guilty In
circuit court todny to charge
of having killed Hyrle Uea
ly. 17-year old Garden City
girl, Sunday nigbt.
I
n.
H. E.
1:1 2
14 0
II. n-Cole,
At CleviMnil
N'ew York 4
Cli'Velanil -ri
Iiatteries: Shawkey anil
goiiKli. O'Neill. Schang;
Speece, Karr and Myatt.
Chorus Girl to
Wed Ralph Ince
lnr busings fn Rosobtirtr. Chran
nnf: central locntlonr ensy
worl': Ipdy can hnndle It. Fin1
pteady Income. Fntt Information.
T.nwrenep Aeeney, 125 Cass
Street. Phone 21 1. "
pnVT LET THIS PI.TP AWAY
Mr. Farmer h" is your chance
If you can match this. For tmde
modern 33 room hotel, doinp fino
imvinT hu!fne(: In rofH h'ch
Vnv town: everything:, ircluding
n'Mldlng comTMOfc; fine Income.
YVfll Tchp.nje for ranch stocked
and equinped. for sapi value.
Csh valuation. f12 O'iO. Law-r.-nce
rency. 12E Cass Street,
l'hono 219.
PO VOt WANT IT FOR-"OTir-IN'O?
-This Is next to It. Tt t
ncron In tract: 1.1 acres cho!e.
sandv. cre k bottom lnnd inder
cuitiviitlon : fine snrln water;
bearini? prune trees, loaded:
all kind berries; new honse
"1" , V .A""'""V ! ' 'Z l"l?"Le Mr. Bryant left this morning for
' . ' ., " , ; ' 'I r " MarshfieUI to sm-uk- toifight, and
Agency, 12.1 Cars Street, rhonciwbich was of much benefit to the '
2i). i.owner of any auto. 1
PO yor WWT TO no SOMr:-!- MV- lir'nt took up the general
number of the listeners remained
1 to investigate the cut-away models
which Mr. Uryant bad with Uim for
! demonstration purj)osC8, M U'l in
terest was shown in the Lillys-'
t Knight and Overland models on
( display In the Wells and Cha?e
, salesroom and two sales were
! mado as a direct result of tho lea-
ture, while others aro in prospect.
tk. i -i.. -r. I The firm served lemonade and
n UMHvJT;irt rfy n- nry ! rers following the talk.
nSrt fh. w n .k aC'0ry ""i Earlier in the evening a long and
-iw,.r inn l...j ..... ., "'-Mii'iu mis ii.mii.
,-ncy. 125 Cass Sir it. Phone;"", an" '"creaseil efflcieccy rupture the Seawanhaka
-r..,rr.. slnck rsneh. stock,,! L'uS'l'L" l h. . P-'ur-.
and eqninped for half price. .10
ncres choke, sandv. river bottom
land; h'.e concrete house: extra
(rood bit; Mock barn; spline wa
ter piped everywhere: team: har
ness ; wa imn : bi nder : plows :
r lower: rake; harrow ; full set
tools; equipped blacksmith shop:
2 com s: SO head fine vt wes; 2t'
hoes; 30 turkeys; chickens;
tractor; power wood saw; cream
separator: 3ti -rs corn; 20
p.crvs wheat; nil kinds crops;
everything eox for half lis val
ue. Price $siioo. half cash. Tiw.
rence Agency, 125 Cass Street.
Phone 219.
xjCx iL' I nower: rake; harrow; full set Q
T-'' r;
i
j . ' i;?SN -10c '1
m I - pmA 15c
E ...
f-VJ v"'"'n Si
1 I
i representative, who has been aid-
, inic Mr. Kryant In arranging for
I these series of talks, left for Etr
cene.
TiriNO-For vour humiMiltv and ,.nnslrucMon or Internal combus-1 0
ffvnr vourself at tho Pame Hme?; tion mtrs, showfnR the principles! A TUIVDir A M V A PUT
Puv this. Modern Groom bun en- noral ,( and givinK a great AiVTLKICAiN iALH 1
low. furnace. PCreemd sleelnir ' dj'a' of a(lvice concerning tlw carej WINS THIRD RACE
porch; bath; toilet; flectric ami onra'ion of an automobile'
lights: lot f.ovTS; all kinds finei0.nlnp to "3re the greatest ef-l ci,i Vrrm tl Wf.
fruit and shrubbery. If you want : rir,'ncy thf least depreciation, j UOTHKSAY, Scotland. July IB.
to know whv you can bov th's!. ,"' ,h,'n fnokft more specifically ; The American six nuter- yacht.
for twentv-two Itendn d dollars. """" ,,,p . " ,pve Valve l' of i I-anal today won a third victory
hair cash. a-Jk t I awrenrp " " -i"niuiB
Claimed for that lvtu .t ..: '
I rus lecture throuKhout
nce to nrv.
(iain grapnic information as well as
oral.
Following the
cup for
address
laTee
the United State
The British boat won the first
race, while the next thre went to
the Lanai. The time for today's
race was: Lanai four hours. AH
minutes. 16 seconds; Colla, 4 hours,
n minutes. 2 seconds.
TONITE
TONITE
And say baby how she
loes tame 'em and makes
'em toe the markand
how ou'll thrill and love
it. it's the best she's ever
made bar none!
: i,. t-i i i t
Better Qftl V
Than -yfM l .
, . . i
9' 111 II
Mr. !trrow adilrrsrd the nil:
tn rcfiTi nee to the attoin- gen-r-
I.ucilla Jlcnlrs. chorus girl
ami screen actress, is rcportsj
rnjrsgcJ la marry Ralph Ince,
film director. I tier recently rb
tainril s divorce (rem his wi.'c,
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