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The murder of William Desmond Taylor, director at Famous PlayersLasky movie studios, at his home in Hollywood. Calif., brought to light a hidden chapter in his life. He had been married in 1901 and was the father of a 19-year-old daughter who now lives with her divorced ■ I mother in New York. The shooting of Taylor has brought many prdininent movie stars into the limelight ^-Pictures are oi Taylor, the wife , who, divorced him and who is now Mrs. E. I.. Robins, and his daughter. Lower picture shows the room m Taylor's Los Angeles home where ■ he was shot Arrow indicates a desk from which letters were "stolen ■ written by Mabel Normand. famous movie star. I

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• First posed studio portrait made In - t he United States of Mrs. Margot As tu'.th, wife of former Premier Asqulth, ,vho is In this country on a lecture "Uncle Joe" Cannon to Quit Congress a I Washington. — "Uncle Joe" Can- i non, oldest member of the house, announced he would not lie a riyidldate for re-election from tlie Eighteenth Illinois district. ( G"he former speaker announced his j intention to retire from polities in an eleven-word statement, which read:" ( ' "I am not a candidate for election io the sixty-eighth congress. The Illinois representative, one of the most picturesque and widely , known figures in congress, will lie 86 , years old next May 7. He is serving his twenty-third term as a member of | , the bouse, during eight jvars of which he was speaker, t - While Mr. Cannon in his statement I gave no reason for his announced in- . • rvntion of retiring from public life. ! close friends declared that tie had [ made the decision In the belief that I his health and age made a 'less strenu. ► ous life advisable. He Is exi»*cted to L retire to his home In Danville, lll„-af-b .fer serving out his present term. L In a brief eulogy in the house Rep- | resentutlve Walsh declared that raeni- ( A bers of the house would "learn with r regret tinged with sorrow" of Mr. Can- [ non's intention to leave the house. F Members of tlie house rose and apC p lauded. Many In the galleries Jolo- ? ed in the ovation. The former speaker was the only one ou the floor to re- - main seated. His eyes were •brimming I with tears, and he clutched in his lap " the hat he bad been wearing a few II moments before. Children and Fire Seen in Time. Pottstown, Pa. — Children, aged . 4 to 6 years, ot William Welkel, ' -played With matches at their home in . Stowe In the absence of their parents and set fire to a bed. Fortunately the blaze was dlscoflfered by a passerby who carried out the youngsters and I summoned th. firemen. The loss was ] about $500. Awarded $100,000 in Marriage Triangle Shehnan. Texas. — Because be did not remarry lier after a jury de0 elded Mary Green Itobbit was the eommon law wife of L W. Bobbit, Mrs. ® Howena Coover Bobhltt was held by a Jury never to have been the legal m wife of Bobblti but awarded her $100,- ! 000.

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