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OKFON? TTTTRSDAY, MATCCTT 2(1. 102') '
PXOE FTVfi
FILE NEW ACTION
A motion has boon filed In the suit
of the AHhlaiul Baptist church against
the First Baptist church, requesting
that, the Rev. B.-C-Miller named as
one of the defendants, be stricken as
flUCh,'-'.. ;
Wi T.i Minor. Paul Held: J. yf,
Wklkup, tind W. CVJackson, trustees
o the First Baptist- ; church,- and
.named . defendants request 'that- the
complaint state more , spoolflcally
their alleged financial responsibility
In the action, and, If they named oI
loctlyely or separately, as defendants.
It Is also requested that three para
graphs of the Original complaint be
stricken.- as 'Irrelevant, - Immaterial,
eham- and frlvoioUs." '
: The suit is the result of schism In
the Baptist congregation of Ashlifnd,
and an Injunction Is sought restrain
ing the First Baptist wing from using
. the Ashland Baptist church, whore
they how hold services.-, .
The Ashland Baptist " church has
been upheld by the state Baptist as
sembly and the matter will be decid
ed in court next month,
PrcHldcnt's Sou Returns
WAS11INQTON, Mar. 28. John
Coolldge, son " of the president, re
turned to the, White House today from
Arrihers't college to spend the spring
vacation. . It .Is the first real visit he
' has had. with his parents since Chrlst
v4has, his return oh Inauguration day
haying been only for a few hours.
Mrs. William .Pyburn of Central
. Point was a local visitor today.
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BIDS STEADILY
In the Inst ten days, five suits for
divorce, have been, riled in the cir
cuit court at Jacksonville, three by
Ashland couples, and two from 'this
city.
-. Elsie V. McCune in a complaint
charges that Carl A. -Mc(iun, a
Southern. Pacific employee at Ash
land,, was "cruel and Inhuman,'.": and
"insulting and overbearing," -and ex
pressed the opinion, that he "could
hot 'be bothered with a wife," and
wanted to "step out' She also al
leged that he cursed her, and that
when Bhe offered to- JCorgive,. and
p roceed "on a 50-50 ' basis," he
threatened to "kick her out." .
McCune, the' complaint sets forth,
earns $250 -per month. Ninety-five-dollars,
a month, maintenance for
self and son, $U5 per month pay
ments on a home, $75 suit money,
custody of the child, and a decree of
divorce is asked. '
Mary A. Burkman in her suit
against Charles Burltman, charges
desertion in March. 1924. They were
married at Jacksonville in 1910.
Mrs. Burkman sets forth that she is
the owner of a homo in Ashland,
and that the defendant has threat
ened to move the house thereon, and
do her bodily harm. She asks $100
attorney fees, and a decree of di
vorce. t
Lulu Wilson of Ashland, in her
complaint alleges that J. Sam Wil
son deserted her in 1918, and his
present whereabouts are unknown.
She asks for a decree.. -
Alvin T. Davenport, n resident of
this city, seeks a divorce from Mamie
M. Davenport, on the grounds or
rrttel and inhuman treatment. The
couple were ' marriod in Vancoburg,
Ky., in 1893, and plaintiff assorts
that all property has . been pre
viously deeded to his wife.
The complaint sets forth that
"their likos and dislikes are differ
ent, the plaintiff being fond of out
door life and hunting and fishing,
and the defendant is fond of so
ciety and church," and that "for
many yeurs ho endeavored to induce
defendant to accompany him on fish
ing and hunting excursions, und she
refused and that nagging followed, it
is alleged. It is also asserted that ,
when Davenport was compelled, on ,
account of hts health to move, to a
more suitable climate bis vifo mani
fested no concern.
Winnifrod MrTnrgnr filed iiit
against Wendal -Cargar, alleging
non-support and desertion,
are residents of this city.
They
Mellon to Take ViunUoii
WASHINGTON. Mur.O 26. Secre
tary Mellon plans to leave for Bermu
da Saturday for a brief vacation, ac
companied by his son. Paul, timl sev
eral of Paul's schoolboy fi-lcnds. who
are attending an academy In Walling
foid. Conn.
5
Win. J. Keeling was taken to Saered
Heart hospital yesterday for medical
treatment.
Radio Programs
for Tonight
" K.FI. l.os Angeles. 468. 5 meters, JM
to 9. Musical program presented by I
the Standard Oil company of Califor
nia, built around tho San Juan Cnpia
trana Mission. to 10. Aeolian Trio.
(10 to 11, Dos. Angeles, Examiner pro
gram.; '- -
j K1I.I, I ,o.s Angeles. 405.2 meters, 8
to 10, Program preHonted through the
courtesy of John Wright, "The Right
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senting the Piggly Wieggty Girls.
KKSG, Dos Angeles. 275.1 meters.
9:15 to 10, Studio program of sacred
music, song and story, arranged by Ea
sel Blnkley Docey. Angeleus Temple
Choir. 10 to 11, Organ recital pro
gram of Esther Fricke Green, assisted
by Gladwyn ' Nichols trumpeter, and
Wilholmina Corson, contralto.
KNX, Hollywood, 337 meters, 8 to
9, Feature program, Republic Truck
Co. 9 to 10, May Department Store
courtesy program. 10 to 11, Hotel
Ambassador, Abo Lyman's Cocoa nut
Grove orchestra. 11 .to 12, Campus
Night, Students of U. C. Southern
Branch. " -
KGOO, Oakland, 361 meters. 8 Stu
dio program. 10 to 1, Dance music
program by Henry Ilalstead's Orches
tra and soloists. Hotel St. Francos, San
Francisco'.
KPO, San Francisco, 4 2 8.3 meters.
p to 9, Organ recital by Theodore J.
Trwln, official orgnnlst, at the A ur
lltzer. 9 to 10, Program under the
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prano. 10 to 11, Gene James' Rose
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KFRC, San Francisco, 267.7 me
ters. 8, San Francisco Police Depart
ment broadcast, 8:03 to 10, Dance Mu
sic by Paul Kelli's orchestra phiyhiK
at ll'Torvatore Roof Garden cafe.
KTI18, Hot Springs National Park,
Ark., 374.8 meters. 10:15 to 11:15, Owl
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ing Orchestra.
WFAA, Dallas, Texas. 476 meters.
9 to 10. Pete Patb and Bud Morgan of
the Jefferson theater in humor and
music.
W REO, Lansing, Mich., 285.5 met
tors, 8:15 to 9:45, Musical program,
Heo broadcasting orchestra, Carl Hall
Dewey, director. cRo Malo quartette,
piano solo, vocal solos and local tal
ent. 10 LJ. S. Weather report for
Michigan.
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