Evening Star Newspaper, January 31, 1923, Page 22

Fight for Baby 13 Years Ag Recalled by Letter From ‘Daddy’ | $2,000 bond in the case. Charges of ! disorderly conduct were preferred against the father and uncle, which account for the flne of $50 alluded to by him in the letter At the hearing of the case on May 12, 1910, all of these facts were Jastice Shepard of the Court of Ap- peals, pending the result of an appeal, the grandmother and a writ of super- sedeas wus Issued. i “The Valentine brothers were in Washington pendin case. M ¥:| prietor of a bhoarding house at R824 - | Sth street, where the Valentines have Dos- | heen temporarily stopping, 1s sald to | have joined the brothers in their ef- Mrs. | fort to obtain the child, but today in - | the assistant United States marshal’s | office in Police Court Mrs. Shepherd asserted she was not a participant in the affair. n an interview d brough Howing, Memories of a celebrated local con- | gra « child were |t 907 ipt of a letter .. Okla.| The Star recounted th ! ceedings when the child w The case |, the fathe io th i of ¥ o X two Valentines live in almost thirteen | While t 1 on Ma . where the 1~ | August, 1908 Clayton child was born in | today Charles ed to “Russell rewhere Brought to Grandmother. The Star. he came to Washington after ath of his wife in Alabama he bill for $1.400 ving was printed ntine case in The hat he was overcome by a apulse at the sight of his Stylish Comfort THE EVENING STAR. 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