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Sued for divorce. Alexander Carr, famed Mawrus Perlmutter in Potash and Perlmutter and Business before Pleasure, by Mary Carr, actress. She charges that he struck her, off the stage as well as on.
Sued for Divorce. By Alma Rubens, cinema actress, Daniel C. Goodman, head of the Cosmopolitan producers; in Los Angeles. She charged cruelty, said he struck her on the head while honeymooning in 1923.
Meantime, at Paris, rumors tripped nakedly around whispering 1) that Ibanez was to be deported; 2) that he was to be sued by the French Government under an obscure and unquoted law. There was probably no truth in these reports.
Warburg sued Editor Fritsch. In his evidence, Max Warburg declared that individual Jews had everywhere won influential positions through their ability, but that none exercised or sought to exercise any super-Government control
Sued for Divorce. Roscoe ("Fatty") Arbuckle, deposed cinema clown, by Mrs. Minta Durfee Arbuckle; in Paris. She charged desertion.