Evening Star Newspaper, April 26, 1926, Page 11

SAYS HE S FATHER ~ OF CLARK “HEIRS' Dying Man, Whose Life Somewhat Paraieled Late Senator’s, Discloses Story. ed Press. “TE, Mont., April 26.—Fuel was aded to the flame of the pending over the will of the date Senator W vs Clark of Monts late Saturday night with ure of the purported dving of William Anderson ( declared he was the father women W seeking A the $30.0 : the man died Saturd tha't the late Montana M Denver. Hyde, chie n K death-bed s ite admissibiity 0 ‘ comes up in court here May 10. Was Married Twice. In the t Clark sa Mechanie: > horn i in 1879, where he married rl. whom i, Of \mily was nrvive® claiman e left Mi: Mont union. to Helena race. He had travers < | of need mday night | ement several | monish lease it untii afte ath., wa his early life. of the family “didn’t ru souri wife, understand * “They were parted and divorced.” he continued. “It might be difficult to at Hewever, one mel eclared that ( " an was posim South Butte in 1890, but in was in reduced circumstances, ek out a livin: Varies With Senator’s Life. The statement s at variance with the = mt of the Senat lite contained in Who's Who in Ame Here tk e nellsville. I ran were born. of the will and coutest the the two Missouri and the woman. When the suit w last e out any IN THE WALNUT RoOM THE SPRING BRIDE A Wedding Gown Traditionally Lovely—With its Complement of Cloudy Veil and Orange Blossoms It is of whit® satin, which is beautiful, made after Lanvin’s exquisite Robe de Style. pliqued in white taffeta, faintly outlined in gold— the full, long skirt ending in lovely Princesslace. The cloudy veil of tulle wears a cap of handmade Chantilly lace, held with orange blossoms. For the Maid of Honor, ecru Chantilly lace and beige chiffon are combined in exquisite manner. For the Bridesmaid, a bouffant frock of azure blue taffeta with scalloped hemline of transparent tulle—and handmade flowers for smartness. true. v hi further declaved that their father al-| ays had heen silent on details of | ‘| water any time for indigestion The Walnut Room Woodward X Watheop Montana Senator and William Ander- son Clark, recalled widely varied inet- dents of the men's lives and several distant relatives expressed the opinion | that he was not one and the same | with the late Montana Senator. SWIFT RACER KILLED. Italy's Foremost Automobile Driver Dies by Accident. 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