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FARRAR SLAPPED !
W "LOU" AVERS
Engaged
Wife Would Alse Wake Him te
Bend Love Poems, As As
eorts Tollegen
I FIGHTS MISCONDUCT CHARGE
Xe,v Yerk. Nev. 10. "Extrenip
' cruelty" h.v Orrnlillne Fnrrnr will be
ctrgl by IjOu Tcllogen when the net
er's Bcpnrntlen suit ngnlnst the opera
itr cemM te trial, It wna said ypster
ttf by lils attorney, Ilnrry N. Stein-
TellfPf" told his lawyer :
"She made life unbearable for inc. I
(hall charge oitreme rruelty. I never
fcnew v'irn f,'1 we"''' nttnek me. I
vg net only looked out of my home,
tut I was continually benten and
slipped. My lit0 wiw made most un
comfortable." Ills wife, said Tellegcn, often nwoke
In the night te read te him pimsnges
from a meit affectionate poem.
TcllCRcn ! reported te be deeply In
(CWt at Ills wife's nccusntieni nnd Is
paid te be preparing te- counter with
mere elnrcc ngnlnit her.
The actor Is said te have canceled
M tour In "Wind Youth" for the ox ex
rrc purpe1-!' of preparing pajierH sub sub
itentlntiiiR these charpes and of meet
ing the fllverce counter claim put In
by Mi rtngrr-wlfc.
lie will aek the Hupremrj Court te
dismiss her divorce suit en the ground
there Is ubvelutcly no basis for her allo
cation that he was guilty of misconduct
Tvlili a weinnn In this State, let alone
dlmllar misconduct "in every State" as
alleged by Miss Farrnr.
Samuel I'ntcrmycr, counsel for Miss
Farrnr. Mild :
"It is rubbish that wc name only one
woman. Counsel for Tcllcgcn lias de
clared thnt when we charged he was
unfaithful te his wife In 'every State in
the Union' we had in mind only one
woman and thnt she was a member of
Iii company en tour with him through
out the country.
"There were a number of women, ns
a matter of fact."
LEFT $82,400 ESTATE
Bulk of Careline Hacuser Property
Gees te Grandsen
The will of Careline Hncuscr, who
died at Atlantic City. November 7,
leaving an ebtnte of $82,400, was pro pre
1 bated today. The bulk of the estate
gees te n grandson. Other wills pro
bated were :
Leuis W. Appcl. 2100 West Tiega
strfct, $10,000: William Wddle, 21.15
North Camne street. $0500: Elizabeth
H. Cepe. -J510 North Fifth street.
S4S50; Themas II. Goldsmith. C705
Spruce street. $5500; Geerge Sutbred,
1434 North Thirteenth street. $7800;
Careline Hcnningcr. 1850 North Eighth
street, $5725. nnd Levi T. Lnws, 1310
North Warnock street, $4207.
Letters were granted te administer
the estates of James Klnsmain, 2159
North Nineteenth street. $5000. and
Mildred A. Helmes, 12(10 Seuth Forty -fifth
street. $7000. The following in in
Tinterles of personal estates were tiled :
Daniel L. Hcnnlng, $11,885; Eliza
beth S. Elscnhart, $8081; Frank
Flelschmann, $5811), nnd Mnry O'Don O'Den
nell, $5250.21.
DRUGGED AND ROBBED
Arthur Fisher Accuses U. S. Sailor
of Theft In Drinking Party
Arthur Fisher, thirty-two years old.
of 1727 Seuth Yewdull street, icnerti'il
te police nt the Twentieth and llerka
streets station that he had been "drug
ced" dining a drinking party with Ed
win Steik, twenty j'earb old. a snller.
and had been robbed of $10, a geld
watch valued nt $50 nnd a diamond
rlne. Sleck was arrested and held
without bail by Magistrate Oswald this
morning for u further hearing.
Fisher charged) that he met Stock,
who Ih a M'cend-dnss yeoman en the
hospital ship Itelicf, new nt the Philti
ilelnhla Navy Yurd. and another sailor,
and wvnt with them te a nlncc en North
Thirteuith street. lie (-aid that during
a drinking party there he was given
"knockout drops" nnd robbed.
I'ellee t-ay that Stock admitted the
theft, and premised te return the stolen
articles te l'Hher If he would drop the
charges.
RIVALS "MUSH" FOR VOTES
Yuken Candidates te Travel Many
Miles With Deg Sleds
D.-iHMin City. Y. T Nev. 111. (Ih
A. P ) The peliticnl campaign for tin tin
Yuken's lone seat in the Canadian
Parliament is being waged with deg
Herts ever the trneklrsa white wastes of
the frnren North.
Captain Cicerge lllaek, Government
candidate, ns lust reported nine days
?e nt the little mining town of Mim,
wuleli he reached by an eighty-mile
iiiush from Mlntn, en the Yuken Uivcr.
". T Congden, Liberal candidate,
new en Mi, wav f,0m Hritiih Columbia,
will take the trail behind a special deg
team nt White Herse been, lieth candi
dates eu-(t te cover hundreds of miles
by kb'di before the election, December 0.
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W IN ASKS PARI
OF HANNA ESTATE
Miss June Evans Says She Was
Engaged te Wed Late
Cleveland Publisher
RESISTS CANCELLATIONS
White Plains, N. Y., Nev. 10. Miss
Jutic Avis Eans, who says hc was en
gaged te the late Dan It. Ilanna,
wealthy Cleveland publisher, yesterday
eegnn proceedings indicating her Inten
tion te sue for n Minrc in the estate, es
timated at hl death te be worth $10,
000,000. Mr. Hanna's will, which wus filed
here en Monday, divided the bulk
of his estate between his three bens,
prevision having been made for his
daughters in his lifetime and no be
qucstH having been mnde te his four
divorced wives.
The will, executed en August 11,
1020, consists of four typewritten pages.
There were two interlineations, both
inter imperfectly blotted out and marked
"canceled," in the legater's hnndwrlt
Ing. One of these referred te giving his
country estate, "The Creft," nnd a
large amount of persennl property e
his son. Daniel It.
Anether blotted-out paragraph In th
margin of the paper, which inn be rend
through the blur, says, "It being my in
tention te marry June Avis Evans" ;
then M-rcrnl words are Indistinguishable
and tin- paragraph ends. "Should I die
before Mich murrlagu tekes place I in
struct my i-xiuLttrN te prelde a trust."
Then mere blotting, mnkln the rest of
(he paingraph Illegible.
Attorneys for Miss Evans jesterdny
obtained pcrmlwiien te photograph the
will. They assert the instrument ie.'iwii
tr MIks Evans nn annuity of $25,000 in
addition te the country estate, The
Creft and a large amount of personal
property.
Miss Evans nnd Mr. Ilanna were te
be married ns seen as the latter was
legally free te de se, according te Les
lie C. Fergusen, one of the petitioner'
i ntterneys. Mr. Fer?uen called nt-
tentien te the fact that the alleged can
i collation of the bequests te Miss Evans
the home of Jehn Sculiv. of Newtown, i was net witnessed, and therefore 11-
fiftccn miles south of here, vesterdav ! "d,linS hat cv"y "cIpt would
w I lift tnadn trt nlifnin
Ifter-Dinncr Trichs
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SPEEDOMETER KING
IS TERRY O'BRIEN
Late Jehn K. Stewart Started
Life in Vermont as Peer
Irish Lad
COMRADES SHARE RICHES
Aitlmr and Michael Conlen, Hint they
should nil share In whatever fortune any
f them should win.
Teiencc wns an Ingenious youth nnd
when the liorMwllpping'begnn te grew
lroeine he Invented u tlexlble sliaft for
his clippers te make, it easier. The
lerse-clipping muchlne made money for
him nnd the principle of the flexible
shaft, which he applied te ether Inven
tions, started him en the read te wealth.
It wns about this time thnt lie hanged
Ills imnie nnd when he put bin flexible
shaft idea Inte n speedometer and
ommlzed n company te mnnufactur
anil handle it. his fortune wns made.
HARDING EXPECTED SOON
TO FREE EUGENE V. DEBS
Case te Be Taken Up First Because
He Was Rival Candidate
Washington, Nev, 10. Consid
eration of nppcnlB for the release of 145
war offenders new In Fcdernl prison-
wns tnken up by the AdmlnlTtn AdmlnlTtn
tleu yesterday, following the Pres
ident's pence proclamation. It in indi
cated the ensn of Eugene V. Debs, new
Untie- crcry day 'until 'the Conference n
ever UtilcsH I'tesjiienc iuhuwk i"
Debs nnd 1 14 lthciK, convicted ter Tin Tin
lntlenH of the Esplenasft Act,
The .arrjing nut of the tlircntMe
mnke n ileinontrullen brfnie the Whlte
IIoiife or the Annn Conference mcrtlllff
place aroused considerable InJIgmitlOU
in Administration circles.
.MISS iMIHIA.M DAVIS
Prof, nnd .Mrs. Walter It. Davis,
n f Madisen, N. .1., today announced
the engagement of their daughter,
Miriam K., te Dr. Walter II.
Curry, son of Dr. and Mrs. Jehn C.
Curry, of Holroyd place, Woodbury
YOUNG WOMAN ATTACKED .
WHILE ALONE IN HOUSE
Knocked Unconscious and Bound te
Gas Steve With Burners Turned On
Doylcstewn, Pa., Nev. 10. A mur
derous assault by n Negro and n white
man wns made en Miss Stella Vellcy.
aged twenty-two years, while alone In
nftcrnoen. Miss Vellcy is in n very
serious condition ns a result of the at
tack. When the young woman opened the
kitchen deer In response te a knock she
wns confronted by u Negro nnd n white
man. The Negro tried te m-Ize her, but
she drew hack Inte the dining-room nnd
there a despcrnte struggle ensued.
Miss Velley was knocked unconscious
by the Negro, and when she regained
consciousness she wns bound hand nnd
feet nnd tied with rope te the gat
range, whose burners had been turned
en, evidently in nn attempt te murder
her. Her assailants had fled.
She struggled te turn off the flew of
gas. Unable te use her hands nnd with
bleed streaming from her mouth from
a wound, she finally succeeded In get
ting the gas levers into her mouth nnd
turned them off. Ily the use of her
teeth she get loose from the range and
then collapsed.
Regaining consciousness she rawlcd
te the front room of the house nnd
telephoned a call for help te the oper
ator who, thinking somebody was ill,
sent for Dr. G. A. Parker, Jr., of New
town. Miss Velley's body is covered
with lacerations nnd bruises.
be mnde te ebtnin for MI--S Evans the
bequests for which she is mentioned
Ne. 0 Missing Mark Found en Hand
A short line is drawn en the palm of
the left lmtnl nnd a similar line en the
back, using the blnckened end of a
burned match.
The hand is closed and the right hand
wipes off the mark from the back.
Opening the hand, the missing mnrk Is
found, lying ncress the one exiginnllj
there.
The first mark was mndc at nn angle
across one of the creases or Hues of
the hnnd. Hence, In closing the fit,
another mnrk Is made auteirntlcnlh.
crossing the line nt the opposite nngle.
The. rubbing off of the ether line Is
just a bit of by-play te heighten the
effect.
Copvrieht, lilt, hu PvbUe Ltdaer Oempatiy
NAB WINDOW SMASHER
In
Shots Halt One of Twe Thieves
Seuth Street Robbery
Twe Negroes threw n brick through
the window of the store of Weiss &
Heffman, at 10-1.1 Seuth street, nt I!
o'clock this morning nnd then grabbed
some women's coats. Patrolman Geff
heard the noise and ran te the scene.
The Negroes took flight, hanging en
te their plunder, nnd Geff fired several
shots. A motorcycle patrolman joined
in the chase, mere shots were fired and
one of the men surrendered at Hrnari
and Seuth streets. He hnd several plush
coats, valued nt $143. ever his ami.
The ether man escaped.
The prisoner gave his nnme as Alenzo
Dunbar nnd said he lived en Twelfth
street nenr Catharine. He Is a West
Indian. He will receive n hearing to te
day before Magistrate O'Urien in the
Twelfth and Pine streets btatlen.
Ily the Associated Press
New Yerk, Nev. 10. The lute
Jehn K. Stewart, millionaire head
of the Stcwnrt-Warncr Speedom
eter Corporation, -weh born forty
seven years age in a little hamlet In
the hills of Vermont under the name of
Terence O'Hrlcn, It wns rerealed in
Surrogate's Court yesterday, nt a hear
inir en n suit brought by his daughter,
(barging the administrators with mis
managing the $7,000,000 estate.
O'Hrien went west te -ck h's for
tune nt rn early age. He obtained n
job clipping horses nnd entered into a
sort of agreement with two ether lads.
When Stewart died the two partners ,Mllir!K,.p.j nt Atlntita. would be tnken
of his youthful dnys, one of whom had I ' , ,, ,, . n .,.., n,n.
date of President Harding Inst No
vember. Other officials confirmed that
chnnseil his inline te Michael .Clark, nil
peared te claim their share' under tin
old partnership agreement. Their claim
was considered valid enough te entit e
Aithur F. Conlen te $75,000 under an
order of the Surrogate's Court of Suf
folk Comity, N. Y.. nnd Michael Clark
$250,000 under order of n Chicago
court.
Pert
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Fuel Gene, Ship Is Towed te
Newport News, Vn., Nev. 10
A. P.)--The Sliinninir Heard steam
ship Eastern Cress, short of fuel, Is
being towed te Hampton Hends by the
Itethlehein I'.rldge. according .te radio
reports i.ccied here. The ships were
.lheut 70 miles off the const yester
day. T hi coast guard cutter Mini
nlnp is ready te go te the nid of the
Hps if called en.
report. The President's decision Is c- J
prctcd seen.
The understanding here has been thnt
the Administration probably would re- j
lease Debs, although few were prepared !
te predict whether that action would i
take the form of commutation of sen
tence or full pnrden with rcstorntlen of
all civil rights.
A mi ill ii'iny of pickets, including I
home M'-d-il of Hener cx-servicn nun
mndc a lemen-drntinn jcterd-iy hefer"
CentiiK-nli.l Memerial Hall, uheri- Ibe
Anns Conference met, and demanded
thnt the I'nitcd States free its political
prison?
It was fald the pirketlng would - or -
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RUCTION
CLARENCE C. NICE
Teacher of Singing Specialist in Voice Building
MiiiiIIWIi iliiiiiiiliMMil iaWiiri
I'uplls Taught Frem the Beginning;
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BANDIT AN ESCAPED FELON
Captured and Identified by Finger
prints as Rey Gardner
PliecnK, Ariz., Nev. 10. (By A.
P.) A bandit captured here last night
nt the Snntn Fe station following an
attempt te rob a mall car, was identi
fied bj finger prints today ns Hey Gnrd
ner, who recently escaped from the Fcd
fi ill penitentiary at Mi-Ncll'ti Island.
According te the police, Gardner ad
mitted his Identity.
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Mr. Nice Is associated with Maestre
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The White Heuse,
November 14, 1921.
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Philadelphia's campaign may be completely successful.
Very truly yours,
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