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EDITORIAL WRITERS
RELEASED ON BOND
j
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Cleveland Newspaper Men
Freed from Jail in
Contempt Case.
By the AssocUted Pres*.
CLEVELAND. Ohio, July 18.—Freed
from rountv Jail on bond. Louis B. Selt
rer. editor of the Cleveland Press, and
Carlton K. Matson chief editorial
writer, today awaitru a hearing some
time hence on an appeal from a ruling
bv Common Pleas Judge Frederick P.
Walther finding them in contempt for
an editorial attacking an order of his j
court.
They were found guilty yesterday and
each was fined SSOO end costs and sen
tenced to 30 days in jail. After re
maining in the technical custody of
Sheriff E. J. Hanratty for an hour, they
were released on SI,OOO bond each when
the appeal was filed with Appellate
Judge Willis Vickery. The petition for
an appeal cited 12 alleged errors. It
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Bargains for Women at Clearance Prices
Service Weight Hose . 3 Extra size Cotton Teddies, Step-
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Cretonne QQp 27-inch Diapers t i 05
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was drawn up by Newton D. Baker, for
mer Secretary of War, and attorney for
the two men.
The Appellate Court does not meet
until next September, and since many
I hearings already are scheduled. It is
not expected a final ruling will be made
in the case for another six months, since
! it was indicated that it will be allowed
! to follow its regular place on the docket.
: No argument was made for a special
| heaing in the petition.
The Press editorial attacked an In
; tunrtion Judge Walther granted officials
of the Thistledown race track restrain
ing Sheriff Hanratty from interfering
with the track because of the contribu
tion system of betting.
FARMER WINS PAROLE.
Big: Family and Farm Reaponaibil
ity Bring Leniency.
MARTINSBURG, W. Va„ July 18.—
(Special).—The fact that he had a
family of seven children dependent
! upon him and that responsibility for
j harvest of his whpat and corn crops
rested with him won a 15 months'
parole for Edgar S. Smith, farmer, j
living near here, in court yesterday.
Smith was found guilty of driving an
automobile while intoxicated and trans
porting liquor. He was sentenced to
four months in jail and fined $187.30, j
and his license to drive revoked. He j
Is to pay his fine in installments. I
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FORMER IRENE CASTLE
IS NOW MOTHER OF BOY
Maj. and Mra. Frederic McLaugh
lin Are Parents of Second
Child at Chicago.
By the Associated Pres*.
CHICAGO, July 18.—Another child,
this time a boy, has been born to Maj.
and Mrs. Frederic McLaughlin. Mrs.
McLaughlin is the former Irene Castle.
Her husband 6 a prominent sportsman.
The son was born Tuesday night at
Michael Reese Hospital. Yesterday the
baby was placed ln the hospital incu
bator and doctors said it had a good
chance to grow and thrive. The condi
tion of Mrs. McLaughlin was reported
satisfactory.
The McLaughlins are parents of a
daughter, Barbara, now 3Va years old.
Insured workers in Great Britain and
Ireland now number nearly 15.000.000/
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Case of Trousers-Skirts Seems Hopeless,
But They Keep on Asserting Themselves
By the Associated Press.
PARIS, July 6.—Women have not yet!
seen the last of trousers-skirts. Like i
the melody that lingered on, they keep ;
asserting themselves when and where |
least expected.
Half the big dressmakers of Paris
have sponsored them ln one form or j
another and at one time or another. |
Each time a new designer takes them up
women make a note of it. and then for- |
get all about trousers-skirts until they)
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| latest sponsor of jupe-culottes. They ;
I are showing them there as foundations
; for house gowns, deshabille and evening i
I frocks with lace and chiffon overskirts. |
A model with black satin trousers
foundstlon, and black lace overdress
with long sleeves, is said by its designer
I to be having quite a success.
For every copy of the dress ordered ’
with tbe original trousers-skirt founda
tion, however, four are ordered with un
divided skirt.
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row skirts when the wearer is not in
motion.
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; which simulate ankle-long skirts flaring
suddenly below the knee.
Declaring that bad handwriting costs
big stores thousands of dollars a year,
the general manger of a leading store
in London has organized a handwriting
j competition in which 300 schools will
i take part,. i
10 GLEBE ROAD SUITS
FILED IN ARLINGTON
Highway Commission Starts Con
demnation Action for
Hights of Way.
By * Stiff Correspondent of The S‘.tr.
| ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE. July 18.—Suit* against 10
property owners along Glebe road, one
of them being the Ballston Presbyterian
1 Church, were filed yesterday by Com
monwealth’s Attorney William C. doth,
for the Virginia State Highway Com-!
mission.
The suits, which are for the condem
nation of sufficient ground for the'
widening of the highway, allege that
every effort has been made to purchase
the land at a reasonable price, but that
the owners refused to sell.
Others against whom suits have been
filed, all owning property between Liv
ington Heights and Columbia pike are -
B. F. A. Myers, Mrs. Roberta L. Sutton,
S. E. Cannon. A. R. Cheyney. William
J. Quinlan, John S. Berryman. Annie
Crain, F. A. Brannaton and Lydia
Clements, and N. D. Frasier.
Some blue whales being caught in
the Antarctic are 100 feet long.
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