Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1927, Page 31

N L] AETRESS DENES CLADSTONEAFFAR ‘Lily Langtry’s Telegram Sensation in Libel Suit n Lenson. Is 1 that he could not egram in court permission, but had requested nade public. of the trial elder Glad which Lord G iled, and to k exception. HIGHER COURT UPHOLDS | COPPER STOCKS RULING Motion to Dismiss Injunction Re-| straining Rice Interests De- nied Pending Trial. By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, Februa Court Justice Mahc sterday nied & motion to d he pern: nent injunction suit brought by Att ney General Ottinger to res George Graham Rice and « from operating in Idaho Ce poration stock and the Wall Street Iconoclast from printing anything re- ferring to this stock. 4 Justice Mahoney announced his de- | clsion when the case was called and said the trial would proceed. today. Attorney General Ottinger, charg: that Rice, Rose McKernan, ‘his bu: ness associate, and the Iconoclast, Rice's weekly newspaper, manipulated the market for shares of capital stock of the Idaho Copper Corporation on the Boston Curb Market and thereby defrauded the public elling Rice’s Stock at fictitious pri v 1.—Supreme Observation Car Added to Memphis Special. Beginning Tuesday, February 8. Leave Washington 2:50 a.m. (avall- able for occupancy 10:00 p.m. night previous) arrive Memphis 7:25 a.m. Through historic Virginia and Tennes- see. Observe the scenery from the ob- servation end. Southern Railway, 1510 H St. N.W. Phones Main 5633 and 7063.—Advertisement. THEFT OF BIBLES URGED BY CHIEF OF GIDEONS Organization President at Conven- tion Says Stealing Divine Word for Use Is No Crime. By the Associated Press ! DENVER, February 1.—At the Btate convention of the Gideons here, traveling men were urged to steal. The order came direct from the presi- dent of the State organization, Harry A. Blair, “Steal the Bible, if you want it," pleaded Blair. ' “If a man finds any- thing in the Bible that appeals to him | and steals the Bible, we want him to have it. It is not crime, merely the display of the fact he has heard the voice of God,” said Blair. 1 That the injunction to steal has been obeyed was revealed by the re- port of the committee on replace- ments during the last THIS IS THE SALE YOU HAVE EAGERLY AWAITED Street and Afternoon DRESSES Party and Dance FROCKS Fur-Trimmed COATS Sport COATS i COATS “Erle-Maid™ FROCKS CTTTRT TR TR LI TT LRI TTL LTI LT LT LTI LR RO STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, FEBRUARY "1, 1927. iutherans Sign Register as Dissenters In Controversy Over High Church Taxes By the A | washing on rainy days. 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