Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 35

= CURLEY ANSWERS MEXICAN DENIALS Archbishon S Says There Is No|a Real Rzlinious Freedom SCOTT DEFAULTS IN SUIT. No Answer From Representative to Wife’s Divorce Charges. DETROIT, February 26 (#).—De- fault papers were filed yesterday by attorneys for R.presentative Frank D. Scott of Alpena in the suit for di- vorce brousht against him February n. James Scott. As no a pro confesso action. A suit for divorce filed by Mr. Scott STAR, WASHINGTON, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1926. MISSING MESSENGER HAD CRIMINAL RECORD Trusted Employe of Newark Bank- ing House Vanished With $85 500 in Bonds. By oclated Press, Clara, Calif.; Loulsville, Ky., and ar- rests in Albany, Philadelphia and Baltimore. His aliases were John J. Curtis, John J. Harris, John J. Car- ney and John Kimball. THRONG AT DIVORCE MILL. “Freeddm While You Wait” Prom- ised in Sonora, Mexico. TUCSON, Ariz.. Februa; FIND DEATH OF CONVICT DUE TO NATURAL CAUSES Board Probing Case of Alabama Man Fails to Discover Evidence Whipping Killed Him. By the Associated Press. IRY. Ala., February 26. investigation into the of Hoo! Taylor, Colhert at Flat Top Mines 1. ended here yesterday mitted with Gov. W. W. Brandon, and pnnounced that Taylor died from natural causes. The father of the convict alleged that his son dled as a result of a whip- ping administered by two negroes on order af Flat Top officials. Suffereqd so much from varicose ulcers Wants av NoTales areTold == joying hustled off to bed Where Homes are [ Are your duldren o &m the pleasures that are their right? they sit anywhers in the house on a cold winter evening and listen to mother’s wonderful tales of fairies, of magic and romance? Or The first bevy of divorce Invade Sonora, lenient divorce law spert last night in '] reryone to know Resinol healed them Nashua, N H.. May 18:—“] would like to ask you to tell the people what a wonderful relief there is for varicose ulcers in Res- ino! Ointment. 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