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tlJE SOIANTON REPUEUfiAN FRIDAY MAY 13, 1932 Declares Woman Hope Diamond Curse Revived as Mrs. McLean diamond and who say she gave $100,2 000 to Means, whose own personal history as a German spy In New York during; the war, the alleged go between in the department of justice scandals, and who has claimed that he was employed by Mrs. Harding to sdv on the President has been only box disguised as a Christmas gift Mrs. McLean opened it The net result was that the District of Columbia court ordered that McLean should appear and show cause why he should not be adjudged in contempt. In view of the order forbidding him to institute dl voice proceedings So stand the latest chapters In the life of the woman who owns the Hope Has Chicken Pox Ransom" Pays Out $100,000 Lindbergh Baby slightly less lurid than the history Of me aiamona itsen.

Constant Guard Main tained at Home PAINLESS EXTRACTIONS Dr. P. A. Lonersun last night an nduftoed that Mrs. Piter Paauk, 17, mt loot Main street, DlcKson City, is ASLEEP OR AWAKE FJ! YOUR apparently a victim of cmckenpox and not smallpox as It was first feared on Tuesday.

Constant guard, however, will be maintained at the home until the 01 Etth TOOTH MIRROR patient has recovered, Lonersan said, In announcing that her condition has Male guards are oh duty constantly Replies thoitr teisslitj t)th With Crown and Bridge work. at the home, which Is quarantined Bridge and Plate McLean tried to save his friend Fan by telling a senate committee that he had loaned Fall $100,004 which had mysteriously come into the latter' possession. Later it was shown that this was an oil bribe that Fall had received and McLean admitted his statement was false. More recently domestic tragedy has crept into the private lives of the McLeans. They separated.

Newt of the rift between them came when Mrs McLean filed suit for separate maintenance, claiming that her husband had refused to support his wife and three children. She asked 110,000 monthly, stating that It cost them at least 14,000 a month to live. A Washington Judge awarded her $7,500 monthly. McLean went to Mexico and sought to obtain a divorce, but was balked by Mrs. McLean's attorneys who got an Injunction in a Washington court.

Nevertheless, McLean married while In Mexico and took his bride the former Rose Douras Van Cleve of Long Island, N. Y. with him to Europe. In Paris, he told reporters that he would travel around the world, Hf necessary, to obtain a divorce ttiat would be binding, hi reason, he said, was that he had already married again. In Riga, Latvia, McLean tried again last December.

He filed suit and mailed the summons to his wife In a Ives accompanied his nurse every time they ventured out. One day Vinson was playing in his walled playground when a gardener, not noticing the child, left thr? gate open. The boy darted out to the roadway for an instant, wild to se the open world. But he ran directly the path of an oncoming automobile and was killed instantly. Someone asked Mrs.

McLean if she would dispose of the Hope diamond then. She replied: "It already has brought me all the suffering a possibly can bring. I will keep It." The MoLeans eontlnued to play a blf part In Washington society, and with the coming of the Harding administration they rote to new heights. Senator Harding had been one of McLeans cloest friends, and Mn. Harding had been very close friend of Mr.

McLean. Their home soon became Washington's most brilliant social center. The highest officials of the Harding administration frequently visited there. Among them were Attorney Oeneral Daugherty and Secretary of Interior Albert B. Pal).

Then tragedy, In the form of the scandals of the Harding administration, crossed their path again and the MoLeans' social prominence faded. Daugherty and Fall departed from their high positions of trusty President Harding died before tne expiration of his term, and Mrs, Harding not long thereevfter. Oat With Old Teeth! against chlckenpox. The guards re fuse entry to the home to all persons with the exception of the doctors In the ease, who met again yesterday for consultation, The doctors in the case are: trs. tiOnergan, E.

L. Simpson, J. J. Ma linoskl and Dr. If.

Whitney fiavls, state medical inspector. The woman movid from Elm Orove, W. Va On May 3. She wae found seriously 111 a wteK liter, It will also mwn improved health as well as looks. teeth cleaned.

Gold Fillings Gold Inlays. Sliver Filling, Procelain Fillings Inserted almost painlessly Broken plates repaired while you wait. Old and loose plates relined and made to fit tight and look like hew, DR. GREEHBERG Yonr Dtntlst 332.34 Lackawanna Ave. rLottoto to Tho Editor The Dtntitl for Nertom People and Children "ft fi ii I 3 1 1 ip I WE RKIERVI THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES I ft IT aaVl JUL.

I Republican Thanked Scranton. Pa. May 11, 1931 Editor, Scranton Republican, Sir; behalf of the Boys' week committee. I want to express to your paper "the Scranton Republican," our appreciation for the great contribution you. made in making Boys' week such it outstanding success.

"Xi Soy' week is primary an educational project, we have to depend upon the newspapers to help us do this. Your paper lave so much publicity, that the committee feels that Boys' week accomplished everything we hoped It would. Blnoerely youni, A. H. FAHRINGBR, Secretary Boys' Week, tor Pipe Smokers Bj copper king, Tom Walsh.

They startled society in ioe or eiomni. Waihlnfton soon began to notice YOUR CHOICE OF ANY them. They entertained lavishly, spending money with dazzling ease. Saaasaaaaaafca3 A Dainty Flaeon of Coty Ptrfum FREE With the Purchase el $1 COTY FACE POWDER Beth for fittA Only. A giy little bottle of Coty Perfume and a $1 box of Coty Face powder in matching odeur for only 89c.

SOc W. D. PIPE AND 10e PACKAGE MHt 0t MM LOW PRICBS They served dinner parties on plates of solid fold, hired high priced stars of the Metropolitan opera company SMOKING TOBACCO tfl to sing for their guests. In 1911, McLean bought the Hope diamond for 1187,000 and presented 39C 80c Value Both For Ever since the death of her son, Vinson, evil luck has dogged Mrs. B.

McLean, shown at right wearing some of her extensive collection of Schwartz to Deliver Celebrated Discourse "Leo Schwartz, lecturer and author, will deliver his celebrated dlscoruse, "The Heritage of Israel," tonight at it to his bride. He sconed at tne euperttition. a 300 year old trail of 03 jewels. Despite extraordinary precautions the boy was run down by a ramshackle auto In front of the McLean estate at Washington, D. C.

Some see for a Limited Time Only! tragedy and misfortune, that lay be hind the great stone. WtlKWtlPoisttifMl SCRANTON STORES: 115 WYOMING AVE. 117 N. MAIN AVE. CARBONDALE STORE: 10 N.

MAIN ST. 7:45 O'clock in tne Macuson Avenue temple. The entire Jewish community ATSMAUOOiT With each SOc D. C. Pipe, you will receive FREE our choice of one 10c oackage of tobarco I I IP I 1 K2.

hat been invited to hear his address The Hope diamond, of course, has a history, A French traveler who bought it in India in 1838 lost his fortune soon after and was torn to death by er two 5c packages of Catcher Tobacco. Pipe smokers everywhere are sure to take advantage lea til flw ellner. aliftwl, SlBile te Mm pJ, Ivn aire lattlM Mlae. Mr. Schwartz Is the well knpwn editor of "The Young Judean" and "The Avukah Annual." Together with in the succession of tragedies that have split up the McLean household, the traditional evil influence of the famulous Hope diamond, shown above, which was given to Mrs.

McLean by her estranged husband. Now Gaston B. Means, upper left, is accused by Mrs. McLean of taking $100,000 of her money to "ransom" the Lindbergh baby. Is this another of Mrs.

McLean's unlucky exploits, shadowed by the Hope diamond curse? wild dogs in Russia. of this speclarorrer so we ask you to ktnoiy pur THESE PRICES EFFECTIVE FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ADD 10 FOR MAIL ORDERS V.e limited. chase yours early. Our suppft i vi ia tan faer atawkeM ktle. ly is His son gave the jewel to King Chancellor Henry Hurwltz, he con' ducted the Menorah Summer school, His writings and lectures have given Louis XVI of France, who gave it to one of his favorites, Madame de Mon tespan.

She soon lost her place in the monarch's affections and another court him deserved fame. A special Sabbath morning service will he held tomorrow at 10:30 o'clock favorite to whom it passed was gull' lotined two years later. Endless hours of fun for the kiddies with one of these. "PEGGY JANE" at which the Bar Mitzvah of Jerome Noe will be celebrated with due cere Traditional Bad Luck Seen in Latest Misfortune For Gem'9 Owner; Death of Son Fob lowed Purchase The diamond succeeded to Marie Antoinette, who let the Princess de Lamoalle wear it. The princess was mony.

The youth will read the por tlon of the Hebrew law and deliver his Bar Mitzvah address. The rabbi SAIL A Very killed by a mob during the revolu. EXTREME Cut Prices TOILET SOAPS 25c Dermatone 19c 1 0c Sayman'a 6 for 39c 25c Thompson's Castile 15c 1 0c Physicians' and tlon, the queen beheaded. The stone will make several remarks proper to Low Price For vanished but turned up in London tne occasion. Fine Toilet Soap after two suicides had been involved BOATS in its passage.

Churchmen of St. Luke's Lord Hope bought it and it gained Its name. Soon after, Lord Honored at Convention 10c Jergens Bath Tablets 98c Hope's wife eloped with a lover and 1 fnr 2fir WASHINGTON, May 9. Has the curse of the great Hope diamond strufck again in the latest misfortune to befall Mrs. Edward B.

McLean? Has the woman who defies superstitution to wear this sinister gem been mocked again by the spell that has taken a toll of death and heartaches from every owner through three centuries? Rev. Robert P. Kreitler, rector he sold the, diamond to London of St. Luke's church, was elected jeweler who immediately went bank ruDt. 25c Packer' Tar 1 17c JQ 10c Cocoanut Oil and fl member of the diocesan council for the three year term at the convention of the Episcopal diocese of Bethlehem It passed next to Abdul Hamld of op 2 Turkey, who lost his throne.

a mnn1 4 fnr rtr in Reading this week. Mrs. McLean says she gave Gaston Eventually, it found Its way to New York where McLean bought it for his Every youngster will want one of these all boats. They have metal hulls and adjustable sails with a sail area of 240 square inches, giving the sloop a good speed. The boats are 23 inches long, 8 Inches wide, and tlA Inches in depth.

They are equipped with a 28 lnch sectional mast. Archer Morgan and H. W. Kingsbury, also of Luke's, were named on important committees. The for Six Oval Tablel to Each Cellophane Package B.

Means, former friend of President Harding and ex federal sleuth, $100, 000 in cash when Means assured her mer was named to the standing com he could secure the return of the Lind mittee and Mr. Kingsbury a member These large bath tablets are made by one of the largest manufacturers of fine toilet soap. They produce an Instant lather that is Ideal of the executive committee. P. Anthony Sweet, also represent ror oatn, race or shampoo.

Be sure to buy a Bride. For a time, the haOTlnej of the continued, but 'later the shadow of tragedy bjgan to cross their lives. The first act In the series of tragic events was the de'h of their nine year old son, Vinson McL3an, heir to a fortune of From birth, the child had been guarded and protected by every pre METAL supply at this low price ing St. Luke's, was elected a deputy to the provincial synod of the church INDLE 79c tP HANDLE TOOL SETS in Pittsburgh nsxt October. 4 Popular Odeurs ton's highest social set.

Her home formerly one of the gayet and most brilliant social centers in the nation's capital, Is broken up. She and her rich husband have parted, and he has marrie danother. Their idolized son is dead struck down by an automobile despite every precaution. Their' story is perhaps the most colorful in Washington. Parents of both Mr.

and Mrs. McLean were millionaires many times over. "Ned" McLean was the son of John R. McLean, owner of the Cincinnati Enquirer and Washington Post. Evelyn Walsh, who became his bride, was the daughter of the millionaire Colorado The Rev.

Mr. Kreitler will leave to day to attetnd the twelfth annual Here Is Just the thing 1 you need around the 1 1 house for those odd fA tM iq bergh baby. She charges him with larceny of the fund entrusted to him in what the now brands as a hoax Friends with a flair for the romantic are wondering if this incident is another example of the hard luck that has dogged the McLeans ever since the Washington publisher presented the beautiful but ill omened Hope diamond to his wife. For the loss of $100,000 in cold cash, If it is lost, is not the only trouble that has marked the career of this wealthy member of Washing Rose Carnation, Crushed Violet, Geranium, Jasmin caution that could be thrown around Episcopal conference on social work, to be held in Philadelphia, opening today and continuing through May 18. him.

A special railroad car was built for his travels, to guard against Jobs. This set is equal to five ham mer, screw driver, chisel, gimlet and a I lack Duller. Hollow I Checker Exhibitions 2 5c Big Nine Castile 15c 25c Woodbury's 17c 10c Palmolive 6c 25c J. J. Baby 17c LAXATIVES E.

Z. Tablets 50c Beecham Pills $1 Nujol Oil 57c 50c Feenamint 25c Epsotabs 50c Ex Lax Chocolate 75c Mineral Oil 49c 25c Cascarets 25c Carter's Liver Pills 15c 60c Fleet's Phospho Soda PATENTS $1 Listerine I Ovoferrin $1.20 Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin 69c sickness and sudden shocks. The McLean mansion near Washington was surrounded by a high stone wall as a RECOMMENDED At Y. M. C.

A. Tonight FOR TEMPORARY CONSTIPATION handle holds tools not In use. protection against intruders. Detect Newell w. Banks, Detroit.

champion checker player of America will meet all checker players in a simultaneous exhibition at 7:30 o'clock ATM ffiMM Finest Quality Imported Psyllium Seed Regulation Site TENNIS RACKETS A strongly made racket tightly tonight on the second floor of the Y. M. C. A. The blindfold exhibition will start at 8:30 when fourteen of the strong Peoples Quality Psyllium (final portrayals at the Capitol thea Ritz 98c contains a high percentage of mucilage which removes feces ctrung witn duraoie gut doubled through center.

Easy to grip handles with leather butt ends. ShouSiirrs reinforced with blue and red cord. An unusually strong and well made racket for only est players in this section will oppose Mr. Banks. This is the first time that an exhibition of this kind has been presented in this section of the The management of the Ritz theater announces that the attraction for the comlsg week will be quite as much of a hit as the comedy being staged from the Intestinal walls and promotes a gentle evacuation of the bowels.

Assists nature In keeping the systrm free from poisonous waste matter country. Some of the' players that will participate will be: Lawrence Henshail, Wilkes Barre: Frank McCann this week. It will bs entirely different New, Freh Pennsylvania Tennis Ballf Packed three balla to each her jf 1 however with supei thrills presented Lb. in a murdsr mj'stery. "Trick for Trick" is the stoiy of a magician who Pittston; William E.

Perry, George Gray, J. R. Compton, E. R. Whitman 55c Jmetically sealed container.

ior is suspected of crime and who goes I Miles' Nervine 57c Nutraven $1 $1.50 Fellow's Hypophosphites 93c 1 Zonite 57c $2 S. S. S. $1.39 SI Lavons 65c La Lasine 35c HAIR TONICS about showing his innocence through use of his art, Robert Perry will have the role of the magician who manages to show that he is not guilty as charged. LEAVE THE ICE BOX AND STOVE HOME Protect Your Clothes in to come out at the trial, for a murder that startled the nation.

"The Famous Ferguson Case" is the most daring screen drama ever filmed. Babe Ruth in "Just Pals" is the added attraction on the program. A Mack Sennett Comedy entitled "The Lines Busy" and Graham McNamee and his latest Scrantonian Newsne! will also be on the excellent bill. Strand "The Miracle Man" starring Sylvia Sidney and Chester Morris will be shown for the last times today at the Strand theater. "Lctty Lynton" with Joan Crawford and Robert Montgomery In the principal roles is the attraction opening tomorrow at 11 a.

m. at the Strand theater with an extra performance tomorrow night at 11 o'clock. Metro Goldwyn Mayer's sensational filmization. of Marie Belloc Lowndes novel is an intriguing drama of modern morals with a vivid climax In which the heroine is faced with the choice of loss of reputation or prison Clarence Brown, who last directed Miss Crawford In "Possessed," screen this new romance of South America and New York. A supporting cast in eluded Nils Asther, the noted Swedish player, Lewis Stone.

May Robson Louise Classer Emma Dunn, Walter Walker and William Paw ley. London is at present the most prosperous Industrial area In Aberdeen. Scotland, considering the establishment of an airport. In "Let Us Be Gay" the work of 'J2HL and other strong Scranton players. The public is invited.

Rabbi Max Arzt Attends Convention in New York Rabbi Max Arzt, spiritual leader of Temple Israel, Is attending the first annual convention of the Rabbinical assembly of the Jewish Theological Seminary of America. The. sessions will last four days. About 250 rabbis, most of them graduates of the institution, are in attendance. Mayor James J.

Walker, New York, delivered one of the addresses at the sessions. Barbara Weeks is so truly splendid that it has won her instant favor with Ritz audiences. Few in the world today could excel her ter today and tomorrow. It has been viewed by big crowds all week and it has made a pronounced hit. It is a Fanny Hurst production and it specializes In the little known stars of life to be found on New York's East Side, she has written a dozen novels, four plays and close on to 100 short stories.

In this production Richard Cortez and Irene Dunn bear the big roles. Next Wednesday evening as usual the Capitol will present the stage show of Billy Lustig and gang. The attraction at the Capitol for the coming week Is a murder mystery most gripping in character, "The Trial of Vivienne Ware." Family "It's Tough to Be Famous" with Doug Fairbanks in the starring role will be shown for the last times today and tomorrow at the Family theater. It is a hilarious comedy of thj experiences of a wo: id Idol In a hero worshipping nation. Mary Brian la the feminine lead.

Starting Saturday night at 11:15 o'clock with a special prevue showing the feature picture at this theater all next week will be "The Famous Ferguson Case." Joan Blondel Is the feature player In the cast. An inside story on the tacts that failed "Kitty." This is not an exagera Kumpakt Jugs 98c GALLON SIZE Will Keep Food or Liquids Hot or Cold For Many Hours I mis sturdy jug has a wide neck and Is easy to clean. Take two on your next picnic one to keep foods warm and the other to keep drink cold. Riviera Garment Bags Soon you will be storing away your winter garments and to protect them from moth and dust you will need several of these strong moth bags. They are priced especially low this year.

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A large number of school officials from Lacka. wanna and Susquehanna counties at For the six days beginning tomor TIMES SQUARE ALARM row the Riviera will offer "Man Wanted," starring Kay Francis. This is A moving, h. art touching story, HOUSEHOLD NEEDSQ FIRST AID NEEDS PRICED AT BIG SAVINGS p(J SPICIAL LOW PARI ROUND TRIP with a powerful emotional appeal. II CLOCKS 98c Is fl'led with bold melodramatic touches, and pulsates with strength.

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Bicarbonate of Soda, lb. Two Join Minute Men George W. Wilson and William A. Gchautz were elected to membership at the meeting of the Minute Men In the Chamber of Commerce building yesterday. Motion pictures of the Hoo.

ver dam In Colorado wer shown through the courtesy of the International Harvester company. O. E. McGregor, chairman, presided, Kaufman Returning On a temporary leave of absence David E. Kaufman, U.

8. minister to" Siam and brother of Attorney Mor gan S. Kaufman, this city, will arrive here near the end of June, it was reported yesterday. He received a private audience with the king and queen of Siam before leaving Bangkok on May 7. 1 Minooka Taxes Cut TIM tar mlllaie In Minooka hti Men reduced from 15 to 14 mills by the Lackawanna township commissioners.

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