Evening Star Newspaper, November 30, 1925, Page 56

HAREM IN BRITAIN CHARGED BY GIRLS Brother of Derby Wlnner Owner Is Accused in Sen- sationa! Case. By Calle to Th “LONDON, tional alle; f & regular * November 30.—Sensa- lons of tue maintenance “harem™ of pretty girls man’s country mansion 19 of a systematized plan for obtain ecrults” of tender ye: a Morriss erchant, tivelr unknown | zo, achieved fame h uccess in the great British vur' event, but even had Menna never existed the doings at Pinpingford Park would have earned Addi vas glven to the case got married while on prelimin: Police R tion when the couple bail during the Court hearings. Although the ne: rained from mer tioning the the time, it 15 a vell known tenet tr ‘ruun\ - | may be had f is under ment act” | ausing purpos Wife's Sister Witness. Additional sens by the alle Morriss' v tion was provided on that two of Mrs. ters were amo: 1 one of them t the prelim and New York World. | —— e friend in order to reassure Y.hB mother. The tale was generally ti me. After a day or two \mrms was alleged to have made improper 'sug(fliun? and to have molested, or | lm week end there accompanied by a attempted to molest, the sirls. For the prosecution it wa that the maids were forbldde tradesmen’s stated | se the paone except for loc: {ordere and that Morriss hod instruct |ed the exchange not to put through \uu calls that were not in a2 man's his) voice. o of the witne st Morriss that sl o get GBI 8 hiend o phote 1 e out | the | rescued by g glven to the test y the l-J.Cl that at the 12 hearings all the sirl witnesses’ numes were sup- pre: they giving their evidence Xl“l‘l‘\" the pse donyms of ‘“Miss B, of Brighton," " ete. For the prose towas AH»;E(][ £ InrnF\ raptivated the L“’H by of wealth 3 her pres-| their £10,000 Bail. neighborhood Manna | the Derby), throughout the rest of | 1. Only on ball to the extent, was Morriss_allowed free | the preliminary hearings and, {untll the Lewes Assizes trial, for the police strongly opposed ball, alleging | that ‘they had grounds for believing Morriss would leave the country. Bail | | in £400 was accepted for Mrs. Morriss, | 2st whom the main charge is “ald- ind abetting.” The sensational | of the couple while (1x||1g s charge added greatly interest ffences s dding this se public The supl ‘lnr Just hll|\h<h thelr booklet, to California and the Nort : It is not a pleture book. hut it is chock-full of Interesting information about Toutes, reduced shows with the C u! ine maps the territory ¥ over. A copy e by writing | 0. small N.W. Ry, | delphia, | B More Precious | Than Gold GoodEyesight It our optometrist for carcful. rate_advice. OPTICAL CO. 614 9th St. 712 11th Street | | {of this attitude is that Chang feared at- i q0BN fan. D. 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