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TA—10 MRS KETRMLLER TOAD LNCASTER Helps Plan Defense for Flying Partner in Event of His In- dictment in Slaying. By the Assoclated Press. MIAMI, Fla, May 5—Mrs. Jessie M. Keith-Miller, Australian aviatrix, has Joined in planning a defense for Capt. W. N. Lancaster, her British flying part- | ner, in event he is indicted for murder of her young fiance, Haden Clarke. “Everything brought out in the case has made Bill (Lancaster) look badly,” the woman fiyer said yesterday as she | worked with Lancaster's attorney on | preliminary defense pians. “There are a thousand things to be brought out in fairness to him that are yet undis- closed.” The grand jurors concluded their in- quiry into Clarke's shooting yesterday, but probably will make no report before Saturday or Monday. | Clarke wes fatally wounded in her | home, where both he and Lancaster were guests a short time after the couple had disclosed to the captain their plans to marry. | Mrs. Keith-Miller has been exoner- | ated by the State attorney. MARY NOLAN PLANS 70 ASK PROBATION Actress and Husband Lose First Move to Evade Serving 30-Day Sentence. By the Associated Press. LOS ANGELES, May 5.—Having lost their first move to evade serving a 30- day jail sentence, Mary Nolan, actress, and her husband, Wallace T. Macrery, today indicated, through their attorney, they would apply for probation or ap- | peal to the State Supreme Court. The pair was convicted of violating the State labor laws. The appellate de- partment of the Superior Court yester- day upheld the conviction and sentences. Miss Nolan, formerly known on the | New York stage as Imogene Wilson, and Macrery were convicted of failing to pay employes of & gown shop they oper- ated in Hollywood Miss Nolan is now on a theatrical tour. She has 48 hours within which to surrender, and five days within which to file an appeal. Her husband is said to be accompanying her on the tour. Both are at libe: n $200 bonds each. IS ARRANGED FOR JUNE | Prominent Church and Temperance | Leaders to Aid Demonstration Preceding Conventions. By the Associated Press. | CHICAGO, May 5—The Anti-Saloon League has announced a national “loy- | alty convention” preceding both na- | tional political conventions here "in | June, “to secure co-operation of church | groups and other dry organizations in| an impressive rally of the friends of | prohibition.” | The announcement, made yesterday, | set June 11, 12 and 13 as the rally| dates and named as speakers Bishop | Cannon, Supt McBride of the league, | Ben Spence of Canada, Dr. Clarence True Wilson of the Methodist Board of Temperance, Prohibition and Public| Morals, President Ella A. Poole of the W. C. T. U. and Evangelist William A. (Billy) Sunday. | COON FUNERAL TODAY | CHICAGO, May 5 (#).—The body of Cariton Coon, of the Coon-Sanders | Orchestra fame, was taken to Kansas | City last night for burial. Coon died here this morning of blood poisoning, after an illness of more than two weeks | His wife and mother and two children | pccompanied the body and burial will | be tomorrow at the Mt. Moriah Masonic | Cemetery. Coon and Joe Sanders arted in the early days of radio by roadcasts over WDAF, the Kansas | City Star station. &nt... on SEVEN SEAS STREET this winter B It costs no more than a good town address, or a brief stay atan uneventful re- .sore. But you see the world from your window, instead of the neighbors’ curtains. Aboard...gay life on two big play-decks. Ashore, the ports of the Seven Seas...colorful, varied. Dec. 3 from New York. 129 days. Fares from $2,250. See deck plans, study theitinerary. Your own agent, or C. E. Phelps, 14th and New York Ave. N.W., Washington, D. C. Friend to Kreuger WOMAN TO WRITE OF MATCH KING’S LIFE. MRS. INGEBORG EBERTH, Society woman of Stockholm, Sweden, who said she intends to write a book about the late industrial king, Ivar Kreuger. 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