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matter of money,’ Lafontaine was quoted as replying. Falster Bish CURZON REASSURES HUGHES WASHINGTON, April 12.—Seéretary Hughes ‘has received from Ambassa- dor Harvey in London a note from Lord Curzon, Foreign Segretary, which stated that the British Government would not in any circumstances desire to question the rights of the United States in its claims for payment of costs of the American Army of Qocupa- tion in Germany. ‘The note expressed hope that means for settlement of the American claims would be found as soon as possible, and stated that the British Government was in communication with the Govern- menta of France and Belgium for the purpose of arriving at the most con- venient method of meeting the Ameri- can claims. ‘ STHLMAN AGENT NAD $5000 BRE OFFER, THEY SAY Witnesses Declare Money Was Proffered for Testimony Against Banker’s Wife. MONTREAL, April 12.— Armand age, French Canadian, testified in ® the hearing of the Stillman divorce case $3,000 was offered him to tes- tify that he witnessed misconduct between Mrs. Stillman and Fred Beauvais, Indian guide. One of his neighbors, Shef Simand, testified he overheard an offer of $5,000 for such wo testimony by two men who later tes- tifled in behalf of Mr. Stillman, Page declared he spurned the offer, and his wife, Mary, who said she everheard a conversation between her husband and J, Albert Lafontaine, station agent at Lu Tuque, Que., either in June or July, 1920, gorrobo- rated the testimony. The defense charged Lafontaine acted as cn agent for Mr. Stillman, That Mr. Stillman accompanied Mrs. Stillman on one of her vacu- tions in the Quebec woods was re- corded while Mrs. Beauvais was testi- fying. She said she and her hus- band had gone to Grande Anse in October, 1917 and visited Mr. gpd Mrs. Stillman, Armand Page and his wife testified ft was said, that their restaurant at La Tuque was the place where La- fontaine offered them money to sup- ® port the banker's allegations “Well, did you ever see or hear of anything wrong between Beauvais and Mrs, Stillman?" Page said Lafon- taine asked him. “That depends,"’ he said he an- swered, ‘Yon how much there is in it— $2,000 for instance." * “Yos, $2,000 or $3, WourRLIZER Headquarters for THE CELEBRATED MARTIN Saxophones TheMusicallyPerfectInstruments 0, it isn’t a @ | Whether You Piay for Pleasure or Profit We recommend these in- struments for their easy blowing qualities quick re- sponse and richness of tone. Special Martin Saxophone Outfits, $105 °* Terms as $ y, SII 2 Weekly Free Concert: Every Afternoon WURLITZER AUDITORIUM ComeIn. 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