The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1920-11-21

Q.-That is the reason you did not re.
sent the insult any more than to mention
It to Mr. Reid?
Al could not mention II to Mrs. Reid.
she was not there. I told her on the tele.
phone to Atlantic City. though.
Q.-But you say that Amanda telephoned
you and gave you this insulting message
In which she asked you whether you were
going to sleep in Mr.. Reds room; isn't
that so?
Ayes.
Q-And then you came and told Mr..
Reid Of 1t and Mr.. Reid was furious?
Ayes, he was.
suited you?
Al was not positive of the voice. She
did not name herself
Q.-You are the Georgette from Mon.
treal, not the Georgette of Paris, ia that
right?
Att is true
Q.-Your name is Georginette?
Al was always called Georgette my.
self.
Q.-You were married in Montreal under
the name Of Georgianna?
A.-Yes. Georgianna.
houi udiuS Is MARIE Louise GeOrg1s
enne Bourseul?
Ayes.
Q.-And you are really not divorced at
Any husband had my marriage an.
nulled.
Q.-That was because your previous
husband was not dead?
Ayes, upon information and belief.
Will show the paper? When got mar.
xvff hnS no ~ r.,
cember, 1911, my husband upon informa.
ton and belief that my husband was dead
eight years after he had left; was mar.
ried before to James Barclay Moore, who
disappeared. l was only one year not mar.
ried. Upon information and belief, was
told could remarry and married my hus.
band, this present husband who I could
not support any more. | heard he came
here many times in New York and he tried
to come back with me, you know but as
] supported him long enough l thought
would not, then he got that annulment of
marriage because 1t was not a positive
proof of my husbands death before.
Q.-Your name Is not La Plante, is It?
Any name is Mrs. James Barclay
Moore.
QUESTION BY JUSTICE McAvOY-
Who was the last husband, Moore or La
Plante?
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-La Plante.
QUESTION BY MR.. MOONEY-Why
did you conceal that fact and come into
this court and swear that you were
Georgette De La Plante?
ANSWER BY GEORGETTE-As I am
not known under Mrs. James Barclay
Moore, everybody knows me under the
name Of Madame Georgette or Madame
De La Plante.
ON answer to the Judge, when you
could not have been confused by counsel,
you used the word "divorced;" that is what
you said to the Judge, didn't your
Ayes.
o-And when commenced to question
you about this matter you said my mar.
riage was annulled." Do you remember
that!
Ayes
Q-And you intended to tell a fb about
It, didn't you? You knew when you an
swered the Judge that you told an untruth
when you said you we're divorced?
Al didn't mean to tell an untruth.
Q-Now, madame, you knew both by the
French law and because of the fact that
you were baptized in q Catholic church
the difference between an annulment and
q divorce, didn't you?
Ayes
Q-Didnt you know that the annulment
carried with 1t disgrace?
Ayes
Q.-And you knew that you had told the
priest when you were married the second
time that you we're. widow?
Al did not, my husband fixed all
that
Q--Didnt the priest ask you the ques-
ton as to whether you had been married
before or not?
Aust went for the wedding in the
morning.
o.-You signed the certificate which de.
clsres you to be a widow?
Al signed nothing.
Q.-Afe you sure you signed nothing7
Al signed at the church in q book,
but did not sign anything OF that kind.
Q.-Didnt you read what you signed?
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