“Mr. A.” Awaits Call to the Throne
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Rajah Sir Hari Singh, heir to the throne of Kashmir, and
tetter known outside India as the mysterious “Mr. A,” victim
of the $1,500,000 blackmail ease in England last Fall, is soon
to mount the throne. So that he and his wife, who, in strict
“purdah”—secluded from all men but her husband—can dance,
he has had a private dance hall built adjoining the hotel where
they may step to the music of the orchestra.
Defends Sire
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4 NEW MODE FOR MEN
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4 Paris.—Knitted suits for
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of a unique controversy in Eng
land, over the private morals of his
father, the late William E. Glad
stone, greatest of England’s liberal
statesmen. Viscount Gladstone
vigorously defended the name of
his illustrious sire, who was called
a “hypoprita” anr) tha "ruler of a
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Most Modest
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Mrs. Joseph P. Moran, wife
of a wealthy New \ ork ship
builder, acclaimed the best
dressed woman in the world,
disclaims the honor and says
she dresses only to please her
husband.
Mobbed
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Former Premier Orlando of Italy
tras severely beaten by a mob of
Fascistl who objected to his
criticism of the Mussolini regime.
Speaking at Palermo, Signor Or
lando declared fee preferred an ab
solute autocracy to the Mussolini
government
Wedding Bells?
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*Tis reported that Mary Oarj
Jen has picked an accompanist
for life, and that her name will,
be changed shortly to Mme, j
Harry Lachman. The operjj
star and director refuses to
lonfirm the report.
(International Neirareel.)
Iheir Sorrow Is Mutual
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1'Ycderick Kent, I1T, and sister Doris are wondering just
where mother is. She left her home in Orange, N. J., at the
same time her brother-in-law, Harry Donteu, went away. Their
mates at home plan charges of dcserticn.
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In Murder Case
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Temporary Insanity will be the
defecse of Rudolph Dlsse, twenty*
year-old clerk, alleged to have
murdered two men and a woman
and wounded another man. Disso
killed Mrs. Vivian Peers, with
whom he had been living; Henry O.
Carter, a rival, and Harvey Burke,
a detective, according to police. A
salesman who attempted to stop
Diase was wounded. ''
Linked in Fraud
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John T. King, forme?
National Committeeman, ac
cused with T. W. Miller, form
er U. S. Custodian of Alien
Property, in the irregular dis
position of alien property;
peized by the United States.
Rough Stuff
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Mrs. Peggy Lewis, a New York
cabaret girl, told police Bhe was
drugged and robbed by unknown
men. The police, however, said sh«
was being entertained when she rw
celved her injuries.
FIND CRY8TAL CAVERN
London.—A beautiful cavern sys
tem has been discovered near Ingle-I
ton, in' the Yorkshire Hills. Two'
travelers spending a day in the hills
happened upon a narrow slit in the
rock. Tearing away the limestone
they came upon a roaring river pass>.
lng through crystal caves. In. lofty
chambers, curtained with stalactites
of orange and white crystal, are cas
cades of clear water. It has been
named White Scar Cavern.
Divorced by Turkey’s Chief
Mustapha Kernel Pasha, president of the Turkish republics
has divorced Latife Kanoum, the first woman in Turkey to tak#
tip the fight for equal rights for her sex.
Pleads for a Hearing
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Bishop William M. Brown, of Galion, 0., in an appeal to the
General Convention of the Protestant Episcopal Church, has
asked reconsideration of the verdict finding him guilty of
heresy. He says he is not concerned about his own fate, but is
doubtful about the church
Financier’s Wife Passes Away
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Mrs. J. P. Morgan, of New York, died at her summer home
Glen Cove, N. Y., after a two months illness from sleeping sick
ness. A few weeks ago it was announced by the attending phy
sicians that she was on the road to recovery.