Evening Star Newspaper, March 6, 1930, Page 52

MARRIABE RACKET CHARGED 10 TRIO lssert Father and Two Sons Lived in Ease by Method for Eight Years. By the Associated Press. GRAND RAPIDS, Mich., March 6.— A 68-year-old father and his two sons ‘were under indictment here today on charges involving nearly a dozen mar- riages in various parts of the country, through which, Federal authorities as- sert, the three men were able to live in | ¥ ease for eight years. ,The indictments, returned by a Fed- eral grand jury yesterday, charge Mi-|,, chael Cates and his sons—Richard, 21, and Howard, 17—with violations of the ‘Mann act. The arrest of the trio came about through the marriage of Richard to Margueiite Berk in St. Joseph, Mich. m previously had married women in hllln Kentucky, Arkansas and Mil- waukee. ‘The trio took the girl to Tulsa, Okla., and later brought her to Kalamazoo, Mich., where she was given 70 cents for bus fare home. Her complaint resulted in the arrest of the father and sons in lsa. Seven marriages were laid to the father by Federal authorities and the indictment listed names of women al- to have been transported from one State to another at various times during the last eight years. Some of the wives of the elder Cates were said to_have obtained divorces. Louis H. Grettenberger, United States district attorney, said that | assistant | women whom they married while driv- ing about the country in an expensive automobile. Their home was given as Junetion City, Colo. OFFICERS ARE DETAILED TO NEW ASSIGNMENTS % Lieut. Col. Bubb Posted at Staun-| ton—Lieut. Col. Jones Goes to Philippines -in Transfers. Lijeut. Col. John P. Bubb, Infantry, at Fort Warren, Wyo., has been de- from the Naval War College, Newpo: R. I, to the Philippines; Ml] John D. hnon. Infantry, from ttle Ark.. to Fort Warren, Wyo.; W. Lews, Corps, th, N J., to the War Depart- ment; Maj. A. Schimelfenig, Ord- | nance, from Lho office of the Assistant lnermry of War to the arsenal at w-mvuegn. + Capts. Louis J. Comp-~ Murphey, Field Artil- lory mmsm.om to the Phil- u»m Capt. Harold N. Nisley, Ord- . from the West Point Military y to the War Department; Maj. John lL ‘Welch, Medical Corps, the Military Academy to the General ‘Hospital, Hot Sj k‘lll, Ark.; Capt. Har- 1y J. Juzek, Veterinary Corm from the Army Medical cen'er this city, to the Jowa snu College of Agriculture at pt Emil Krause, Infantry, Fort Benning, Ga., to the Uni- from he Oregon Na- | tional Guard at La Grande; Pirst Lieut. ch-fln W. Stewart, jr., lnflneen from Military Academy to Fort Hum- ml, Va., and Capt. Walter L. Kluss, Arulluz from the Philippines to EARLY CHURCH LEADER EXPIRES IN NICE, FRANCE | Mrs. Josephine Curtis Woodbury, ! Christian Science Pioneer, Had Large Following. By the Associated Press. BOSTON, March 6.—Mrs. Josephine Curtis Woodbury died at Nice, France, Monday, it was learned Tuesday. She came into prominence here in 1880 ll one of the early pioneers in the Chris. tian Science movement. She mln pnenu and articles for church publica- tions and had considerable of a fol- wing. She later came out in Mary Baker Eddy, the Rol?lg:: of lhe movement of which she herself an ardent e ent, and hum:hed 2 ngWM he‘ herh.um- result of she was - rred from the . Priest to Use Plane. Father Toujes, a Catholic missionary, been granted an air pilot's license in !rlnee and proposes to use an air- plane in visiting missionary outposts in Oceania. Father Toujes served in a; bombing squadron during the World War and nlned distinction for his bravery. _— B LANK BOOKS ‘Them For Real Smart Furniture Go to Baum’s CONNECTICUT AVE. Opp. Mayflower Hotel TRUSSES ELASTIC HOSIERY Abdominal Supports Fitted Professionally GIBSON'S 917 G St. N.W. E Consult Us About Your Developing and Pnnr.ln' ALEESE hard, Federal authorities al- | 3:50. the men obtained money from the 2 3 G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. TODAY’S AMUSEMENTS. 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