Evening Star Newspaper, July 30, 1930, Page 22

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Mrs. Watkins, described as a Phila- delphia night club entertainer, informed | newspaper men there that she had been married to Willlam Watkins, one of the fathers involved in the mix- up of bables at the Englewood Hos- ital. s ‘Watkins made prompt denial yester- day of statements credited to the Phil- adelphia woman that they had not been legally divorced prior to his mar- ,rhge to the present, Mrs. Watkins. He said he was divorced in Cook County | Chicago) in Mareh, 1928, and that |he was married to his present wife ).!une 20, 1929. Barratt O’'Hara, attorney for Wat- | kins, yesterday filed & suit in equity seeking to establish the identity of “John Doe,” the baby now in the | possession 'of the Watkinses. _The action is for the purpose of determining | a march into Bessarab' whether the baby is actually the in-| fant born to Mrs. Watkins or whether the Watkins baby ~ the one now in the possession of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | | Bamberger. | ~ Watkins assured his attorney, the| | latter said, that he would be able to| prove the legality of .his divorce from his first wife, in the event it should be challenged. | SEVEN MORE ARRESTED IN ANTI-SEMITIC MOVE Bucharest Police Charge Macedo- nian Students Are Responsible for Inffammatory Posters. By Cable to The Star. 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