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LOVE SLA VE SENSA TION HIDDEN BEHIND SOCIETY DIVORCEE'S SUIT WHO WILL BE DAPPER DAN'S NEXT CHOICE? Her Double Life Revelations Startle England HOPE RUNS HIGH WALES WILL WED; WHO? THAT'S IT London, March 7. There is unconcealed hope in Great Britaia that the Prince of Wales will turn from his London has an extraordinary tale of love, intrigue and Ambition now being enacted in its courts for its newest tidbit jit contains more fashionable names than any story that aged capital has had for years. Its great interest is the scrambled, Aristocratic lives it throws together. Wis Two of the most distinguished lawyers in Great Britain, Sir Ellis Hume Williams and Sir El-ward Marshall II all, are facing sr ff six-months' journey to Africa reconciled marriage. The prince is scheduled to depart in less than a month.

King George's serious illness and the approach of June ach other in this strange suit of Mrs. Dorothy Muriel Dennistoun against her former husband, Col. Ian Onslaw Dennistoun. Mrs. Dennistoun wants the money she graduate of Eton, had been in the army for ten years.

He met and married Dorothy Webster, a girl who had known the powerful Gen. Sir John Cowans since her childhood. Shortly after this wedding, the wife now intimates, she met the general, who promised to promote her husband if she would be friendly to him. Certain it is that Dennistoun became a captain in 1910, a major in 1915, on up to positions of power during the war. During the world war Cowans himself was quartermaster general of the British armies.

1 1 Occasional Meetings. 1 1 Wo vl XL It i According to Mrs. Dennistoun, her affair with the general-had been carrying on since 1913. From 1916 to 1920 the colonel and his wife met occasionally. He left her once in a Paris hotel, Sir Ellis, her lawyer, states, knowing that the general was coming over and from that time he saw her only occasionally, writing her tender notes meanwhile.

When he met her in Paris in 1919 he announced that he himself was going to reside in that capital and that accordingly she would have to live in England. The wife told him she and the general were going on a long tour and in 1920 she started her divorce proceedings in Paris. 23, when Prince Prince of Edward Albert Wales will reach his thirty-first year, comprise th major arguments of the optimists, who have repeatedly counselled marriage. Who and when Wales will marry is a conundrum. His father married a British princess.

King Edward married a Dane, the present Queen Alexandra. Queen Victoria's husband was a German. There is a 17-year-old princess in Rumania, the beautiful He ana. But she is a cousin of Wales, and her faith is Roman Catholic. Therfl is a Belgian princess, also a Catholic, and the Italian royal family is of the same faith.

There are no royal princesses ia Norway. Sweden has no candidate, nor has Denmark. German royalty is no more. Austria-Hungary has crumpled. So it is reasonably certain that Wales will select a bride, if he ever does, from England, Scotland or Wales, or perhaps Ireland.

Of course, it is possible that Wales might be permanently attracted t4 some American beauty. P. R. R. CRAFTS LOSE $10,000,000 PAY FIGHT3 Washington, D.

March 7- Fifty thousand shop employes ot the Pennsylvania railroad lost their suit in United States Suprem court to obtain wage increases awarded them by the railroad labot board and refused by the railroad. Damages and back pay accrued since the raise was awarded in 1921 amounted to $10,000,000. Dapper Dan Caswell and his second wife, June Castleton, who have agreed to separate. End of Perfect Marriage The late Sir John Cowans alleges she loaned her husband to pay his debts--and the further money he promised her in a financial agreement they made when the courts granted her a divorce in Paris. 7t is not this mere money matter that has stirred London, however.

It is the revelations Mrs. Dennistoun has made regarding the double life she lived in order to gratify her husband's military ambitions. Carnarvons Named. Raises New Question. Now that Dapper Dan Caswell, heir to the Caswell millions in Cleveland, and June Castleton, former Follies girl, have agreed to end their "perfect marriage," Broadway is speculating as to who will be Dan's next partner in marital perfection.

Latest reports from Boston mention "another girl" who has come into the Caswell home and walked off with the love of the young but experienced husband, but as to the identity of the newcomer all is mystery. Is she still another Follies beauty? Dan has already plucked two fair flowers from the Follies. Or has he decided to try another brand Much, of course, depends on the young man's financial status. He will inherit $6,000,000 when his mother dies, but at the present moment his mother is very much alive. She is administratrix of the Caswell estate and if she wants to she can cut Danny off with nothing more than a bare allowance.

What Happened Before. And it wouldn't be the first time Mrs. Caswell tied a few knots in Don't miss these features in today's SUNDAY NEWS. Jessie Reed, who was Dan Caswell's first wife It is the usual triangle with the late Gen. Sir John Cowans now revealed as its apex.

The distinguished nouse of Carnarvon, with the widow of the discoverer of Tut-ankh-Amen's tomb, will be dragged through 'the mire before the thing is over. According to the testimony already given, the first Dennistoun is charging that her husband let sacrificed her to Gen. Cowans in order that the former could achieve success. It is her contention that Dennistoun not only accepted the situation, but encouraged it. She had introduced letters in the trial which intimate that her husband had knowledge of her sacrifices.

One from Dennistoun reads: "It makes me despise myself. Why should you be made a tool? It is the worst fate of all, darling heart. I want you just dreadfully." In another he wrote: "I know how you feel, but I am sure it is the best and only way to get on. All I hope is I can stick to it. I feel sure we are around the corner of bad times." Philadelphia in November, 1923, and Mrs.

Caswell sr. sent them a wedding present. It was perfect! Bang! Goes Romance. Broadway gushed about the romance. Hadn't June stuck to him after he had gone broke? Wasn't she willing to become a simple the family purse strings.

When Dan came to New York in 1920, housewife and raise a family and everything? So off went Dan and June to a a few months after reaching vot ing age, he had money to burn, little place on Long Island to prove to the world that it is not always folly in a man when he but when he captured Jessie Reed, queen of all the Follies beauties, Mrs. Caswell cut him off like a shot. $10,000 will be awarded in Presidents Contest. Page 17. Trne order story, "The Gun DueL" Pages 8 and 9.

She was charity's prisoner for ten days. Page 4. New York's trysting places. Page 12. Revamping the face, by Antoinette Donnelly Page 16.

About Town. Page 22. French women charm "em. Page 14. "The Amazing Crime." thrill- ing serial by Henry Rowland.

Page 32. Hill's human eomic. The Leading Lady." Pages 20 and 2L Puzzles for the children. Page 35. "Lily," short story by Booth Tarkington.

Page 24. Editorial on lent. Page 13. Chapman's reputation at stake. Page 7.

Crossword puzzle and Cross-wordsfers. Page 28. Corinne Lowe on latest fash ion. Page 15. What's new in filmland.

Page 19. Burns Mantle on the drama. Page 18. "The Spotlight," by Reginald Marsh. Page 18.

Back words contest. Page 23. Sport news and pictares begin on page 36. reaches across the footlights and chooses a Follies beauty for a bride. Mrs.

Ian Dennistoun, widow of Lord Carnarvon He seems not to have been too disconsolate, however. His wife had been accompanied by the Count and Countess Carnarvon when they met that last time in Paris and she introduced Dennistoun to the woman he married in 1923. The general had died meanwhile. Prior to his death he had come into unpleasant notoriety, similar to his present posthumous fame. When he died he was penniless.

His widow was left without funds and his decorations were sold to pay his debts. So if Dennistoun was keeping his eye on the off chance, he knew there was no more hope of power for him there. The widow of the Earl of Carnarvon could give him wealth. She. had begun life as Almina Womb-well and had been virtually adopted by Alfred Rothschild, which made her wealthy in- her own right.

She earned the title of the best dressed woman in London and was often referred to as the little marquise. When Carnarvon died he left her all his fortune of nearly two millions, and her son, marrying the year before her present alliance, wed Catherine Wendell of New York, thus bringing more money Into the family. Jessie had to go back to work. matters were that terrible. Alas for the Great Demonstra Their happiness lasted less than Different in 1910.

tion! The romance is ended. They a year, rirst Jessie sued for a "have decided to part and "remain friends." divorce and then Caswell filed a counter suit, which he won in February, 1923. He said he had And Dapper Dan 13 about to try married Miss Reed on the assumption that she was a sweet, innocent little thing. He hadn't found out until afterward, he said, that Jessie was the divorced wife of The general died in 1921. In 1923 CoL Dennistoun married the Dowager Countess of Carnarvon, who had been widowed when her husband, the distinguished Earl of Carnarvon, died at Luxor, where he had been working on the discoveries at the tomb of King Tut.

The first Mrs. Dennistoun has lately been living on the continent. Thus the position of the principals as the trial begins. But in 1910 it was very different. At that time Ian Dennistoun, a Ollie Debrow and the mother of a 7-year-old girL MERRICK'S REPORT Washington, D.

March 7. During the calendar year of 1924, the New York-New Jersey division of general prohibition agents reported 8,265 violations, according to report submitted by Divisional Chief R. Q. MerrlcK to Federal Prohibition Commissioner B. A.

Haynes. Romance No. followed fast upon 1, in fact it began many months before Danny marital difficulties were finally settled. He and June were married secretly to.