The police, following rumors that
the jail was to be attacked, started
to move the three prisoners to
Birmingham for safe-keeping. En
route, a mob stopped the officers
and took the negroes.
* The bodies of Pippen and Harden
were found but there is no trace
of Clark.
Wets, Drys,
Hard at it,
Washington
Fists Fly, Fireworks Used,
Challenges Are Made
in Repeal Battle
SEATTLE, Aug. 14.—Fireworks
and fisticuffs between leading
spellbinders of the wets and drys
stood out as the chief results of
the first week of the state’s insen
. sive repeal program.
In the dry army, Clarence True
Wilson challenged former Gov.
Roland H. Hartley to debate. Hart
ley did not reply but H. C. Herb
son. Director of the State Asso
ciation against the Eighteenth
Amendment, and one time student
of the Methodist Seminary, has
agreed to debate Wilson.
The details are to be arranged
^his week.
Meanwhile both sides are claim
ing Washington and are prepar
ing for street corner meetings.
The State votes on repeal Au
gust 29.
DIVORCED FROM
ADOLPHE MENJOU
LOS ANGELES, Cal., Aug. 14.—
Kathryn Carver, film actress, was
today granted a divorce from
Adolphe Menjou. They were mar
ried in Paris in 1928 and sep
arated last May.
PRINCE LOSES TO AMERICAN GIRL
Beatrice Gottlieb of Tuckahoe, N. Y., has earned the proud distinc.
tlon of being the first woman to beat the Prince of Wales at golf. They
played in a private match in London. After the match the gave one of
her clubs to the Prince and in return received a box of golf balls.
