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The Washington times., 1920-05-04
ABANDONED WIFE
ACCUSES ACTRESS
Ida J. ST. Leon Charged With
Winning Affections of
George Mcintyre.

NEW YORK, May Ada Jane st.
Leon. an actress. playing the part OF
Eve" in the musical play 'Mamas
Affair" was named yesterday as a
correspondent by Mrs. Eugenia Me-
Intyre. Of Newark. in her suit for d.
yorce from George Mcintyre, vice
president of the Metropolitan Credit
Company, III Broadway. Manhattan.
He was held in $4,000 bail to await
the trial of the suit which is brought
on the ground OF infidel!ty, desertion
and cruelty. After he had tried all
afternoon to get bail the amount
was reduced to $4,000. But McIn-
tyre protested that he could not OBJ
tain even that amount.
According to the affidavits, Nc
Intyre told his wife early in April
that he was going to leave her as
soon as her baby was born.
On April II, she charges Mcintyre
returned home and packed a trunk.
He made no effort to see her. Mrs,
Mcintyre asserts, until he made
known that he wanted a key to the
house.
She says she pleaded that he make
some provision for her. but that he
sad the house was sold and that
she must leave.
In one of her affidavits, Mrs. Nc
Intyre says:
After considerable time and en-.
deavor I found that my husband was
overfriendly with Ida Jane st. Leon.
an actress, who played the part
of Eve in the musical comedy,
;Mama's Affair
II further Investigated. and found
that this woman lived on the fourth
floor of the aforementioned apart
ment house and that my husband
was a frequent visitor there. He was
in the habit of seeing Miss ST. Leon
home from the theater and remain
ing with her In the apartment until
2, and o'clock in the morning.
"a card which 1 also found in my
husbands clothing contained nota-
tions on which were written amounts
Of money which my husband gave 20
Ida Jane st. Leon. 1t is shown from
these notat.ons that he gave her
81 ,225 in twelve days. The gifts were
as follows: February 13. 1920, 500;
February IS. $1,000. and February rs,
S125."
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

Harvey, his self-slasheu throal
swathed in bandages to shield a
healing wound, was helped from the
train here to an awaiting ambulance
at an early hour today. Hu' dred Of
people were at hand to salts their
curiosity.
The "Bluebeard" had a sleepless
night on the train and appeared hag-
gard and worn.
Harvey added to his horrible re-
cital today with the confession or
a nth murder and the admission
that he probably buried the Deloney
woman while she still was alive.
After knocking tho woman Cncon-
scious with a hammer blow on the
head, he wrapped her securely In a
blanket so that she would smother to
death, and then drove leisurely to the
burial place.
'"The blow only knocked her out"
the "Bluebeard" calmly explained. u
took a blanket and wrapped 1t around
and around her head, so she could
get no air. 1 guess she was dead
when 1 buried her. She did not move.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
Two Breakfasts a Week Enough
With Husband, AYERS
Novelist.
She Makes Him Phone to Meet
Her, But She Loves
Him Dearly

NEW YORK, May 4.--Fannie Hurst.
the author, will stop pounding her
up-to-date typewriter about ten min
utes tomorrow In celebration OF her
fifth wedding anniversary.
So Miss Hurst or Mrs. Jacduez 8.
Danielson, wife OF a pianist, assured a
reporter who called at her like-an-
authors denim the mo movses-studio'
yesterday.
Five years ago, began Miss Hurst,
'T found my youthful determination
that marriage was not for me sud
denly undermined -. 1.-THE dots
are Miss Hursts') but my determine
tion that marriage should never les
sen my capacity for creative work or
pull me down into a sedentary state
OF fst-mindedness was not under
mined"
Was Married Secretly.
A little editorial comment that the
two were married secretly In Lake.
wood and that Mr.. Danielson is a
composer as well as pianist will
not be out OF place. The narrative
continued, in part:
"First of all, l am anxious to en-
phasize that my marriage was neither
the result OF a fad or an ism, but
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
PUT REDS TO
FLIGHT IN UKRA|N|A
Led Personally by President
Pilsudski, They Force
Evacuation of Kiev.
BY MEREDITH o'NEILL.
Especial Cable to The Washington

WARSAW. May =. - Advancing
steadily, despite stubborn resistance,
the Polish forces, LED personally by
President Pilsudski. have destroyed
the entire Twelfth army of the Rus
sian reds, and forced the evacuation
Of Kiev. The Poles are continuing
Ukrainia, and are threatening Mos
COW.
The Twelfth army suffered heavily,
the Poles taking more than $4,000
prisoners, sixty pieces OF artillery,
vast supplies OF army material, loco
motives, cars and other railway
equipment
Cavalry and gas were used to break
the Bolshevist resistance on a front
extending more than 100 miles. After
three days OF hard fighting the reds
began a retreat, which approximates a
rout. They have fallen back to
Kharkov, 425 miles southwest of Mos
COW, whittier the Kiev commandant
fed when the Poles closed in on that
city.
The situation Is the more alarming
to the Bolshevists because OF the
recognition of the Ukrainian republic
by Poland. In view Of this recogni-
tion, and OF manifestoes by President
Pilsudski and by the Ukrainian Het-
man Petlura to the Ukrainian pop.
ulation at Moscow, the Bolshevists
are highly alarmed and fear the loss
OF all Ukrainia. The Bolshevist press
criticise Lenin and Trotsky for ne
glectlng the Polish front and under.
estimating the power Of Polish arms.
The defeat of the Bolshevist forces
and the capture Of Kiev by the Poles
has been confirmed by the Russians
themselves In a dispatch from Mos
cow
A Moscow proclamation has been
received in Warsaw, bearing the sig
natures of both Lenin and Trotzky.
II stated that the Red forces were
Withdrawing in order TO prevent
bloodshed, following out RUSSIA n
strategy.
This strategy, according to the
proclamation. consists OF drawing
the Poles onward into the steppes
country where the Polish armies are
to he destroyed.
The Poles have captured 25.OOO
prisoners since tho start OF their OF.
fensive, in addition to 1906 cannon
and a quantity Of other war material
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

l killed her tnat way because IL pre-
vented dangerous bloodstains.
After confessing to the Nth mur
der, Harvey intimated that he regard
ed the incident as of so little con-
sequence. It almost had escaped his
mind. He at first declared he could
not remember her name or that un'
der which he had married her in Ia
coma, Wash. Later he said she was
Mrs. Beatrice Andrewartha, Can
sdian widow, and they were married
on January 5. 1919. Relatives insti'
tuted a search for her soon there
after.
Harvey said he took Mrs. Andre
wartha out in a rowboat on Lake
Washington, Seattle, and threw her
overheard. When she tried TO seize
the boats gunwale to save herself,
he said, he beat her on the head with
an oar until she sank.
District Attorney Woolwine and
Under Sheriff Manning are prepared
to confront Harvey with evidence of
the trio of additional murders. they
said today, ard "Bluebeard's" ad-
missions to the crimes are expected.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

He described II as sensible ar
rangement by two normal women
ut should work out WELL" he SAID
II do not know whether Mrs. Guy
spiker is still in love with the man
now her brother-in-law. She was
when her baby came. Mrs. Perley
spiker Is in love with her husband
1t is natural that the two women
both being normal, should love MS
child and be willing to share It's care
Jealousy natural in women
That's a fallacy. II there ever was
one.
IT'S because people have this ms
taken idea that they look upon INC
friendship of the Spiker women as
amazing. II what / have read OF the
case Is true, the wife planned to take
the girl and the baby into her home
That would have been n perfectly SEN
siple arrangement. Why think II Inn
possible for two women to live IN
the same house as the man they love,
share his affection and continue on
friendly terms7 Two normal women
could do II. stupid people, sup
pose, would call II Indecent. Stupid
people believe all normal desires ana
normal actions indecent
III jealously is natural In women
how do you account for the fact that
women in the days OF the clans con
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

tentedly shared the affection OF one
man and the care of his children ?
II this was still the custom. women
would be happy in the arrangement" :"
DR.. Williams declared some modi-
fcation of the clan system was needed
to solve the tragic problem OF the un-
married woman unable to live a nor
nal life because of economic condi-
tons
mo. don't mean polygamy as the
Mormans practice II. / know IL is
possible for one man to love two
women, sincerely loving each for diff
terent qualities. Some day society
will be advanced far enough to ac-
cept a situation like the Spilers'
with understanding, and think Il
nothing strange u two women and the
man they love live in the same house,
forming n happy domestic trinity"
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
Fannie Hurst Tells
How to Keep Happy
And Keep a Husband
TERMSOF MISS HURST'S
MARRIAGE PACT

THAT Miss Hurst retain the
use of her own name; IL children
were born they would receive the
paternal name until they reached
the age OF discretion, at which
time they would choose which
name they would accept perma-
nently.
2-That marriage should not in
terfere with the studies or pur-
suits of either party. therefore
they must live separately, main
tanning two studio apartments and
meeting per inclination. not
duty" and having separate groups
Of friends.
3-That seven breakfasts a week
might prove irksome and that an
average OF two q week together
would prove the right number.
4-That neither would have to
account for the time spent away
from one another. That the hus-
band must telephone for a dinner
engagement exactly the same az
other friends Of the bride
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
BEST ON TRIAL FOR
KILLING PHONE GIRL
Take Evidence to Determine
Guilt in Death of Vera
Schneider.

PONTIAC, Mich. May 4.-Anson
Best, who once confessed. and then
denied Staying pretty Vera schneider,
telephone operator of this city, found
dead in a vacant house in the out.
skirts here week ago, is on trial
today for the crime. A jury was Sc
cured last night and the taking OF
evidence began early today.
The court room was crowded with
spectators and guards were distrib-
uted among them to prevent disorder.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
D. c. TAILOR DROPS DEAD
AFTER TAKING MEDICINE

Aaron Weinberg, a tailor. of 537
Third street northeast, dropped dead
in his shop at 1890 this afternoon,
few minutes after taking a dose of
medicine.
His wife reported the death to the
police, and the coroner was notified
Weinberg was forty-two years old.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
RUNS AMUCK WITH GUN
In BAY STATE HOTEL

WORCESTER, Mass, May A.
Scores of guests and employees of I. e
Hotel Bancroft narrowly escaped in
jury today when Albert d. Watson,
an expert accountant of Boston ran
amuck in his room and fred round
after round of shots at imaginary
foes.
Police arrived in time to rescue a
bell boy who forced his way into the
room. Watson was taken to the
State Hospital for observation.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
Two MEN XII Led WHEN
POWDER MILL BLOWS UP

WILMINGTON, Del. May 1.-Two
men were killed today in a terrific
explosion at one of the plants Of the
Dupont Powder Company here today.
The city was chaken and many WIN
dows were broken by the force of the
explosion.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

simply the working out of a problem
according TO the highly specialized
needs Of two professional people.
1--WE decided to live separately,
maintaining our individual studio
apartments and meeting as per In
clination and not duty.
1--WE decided that seven breakfasts
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column 81
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
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Realizing the difficulty. ~
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Washington Times has estab-
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There is no charge for the
accommodation. You simnlv
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YOU arrive in New York in
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know that your accommoda-
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JUST PHONE MAIN $3.50
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The Washington times., 1920-05-04
DIES SEEK U. S. WIRELESS.

Direct wireless communication be-
tween the United states and Denmark
10 sought by commission Of the
Danish government which arrived
mere today for conferences With Gov
eminent officials
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
SPA FARLEY MAY q.

LONDON, May 1T was announr.
ed here today that the date for I'm.
allied German conference at SPA has
been advanced to May 20. II had been
set ror My 25.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
Normal Man Can Loue
2 Women andBe True
To Both, Says Doctor
BY MILDRED MORRIS,
international News Service.

The ''co-operative motherng' of the Spker baby by
Mrs Perey Spiker and Mrs. Guy Spker her husband s
"war sweetheart was commended today by DR.. T. A
Williams neurological adviser to the Red Cross in France
during the war and famous in medical circles
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
BLuebeard Goes Into
Desert To Find Graue
OfGirl- Wife He Killed

Ell, CENTRO, Cal, May -"Bluebeard" Harvey has
returned the of of his crimes Somewhere west
of here the rock trimmed hills Coyote Wells lies all
that mortal of Nina Lee Deoney, Of five wives that
Buebeard" killed and whose body he has come to find
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
81 CASUALTIES LISTED
in OKLAHOMA TORNADO

hUSkOGEE, Okla, May 4.--The
'eath toll OF the tornado that wiped
'ut the small town OF Pegs sunday
uEht today had mounted to nifty
four
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

MISS VERA SCHNEI-
lsi DER, eighteen years
old, Of Pontiac, Mich, who
was found strangled to
death at an abandoned
house. Anson Best is al
legged to have confessed
killing her,
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
PANCHO VILLA STARTS REVOLUTION OF HIS own

IDA JANE ST. LEON,
1 star Of "Mama's Az
fairs" accused of causing
George Mcintyre, wealthy
New Jersey business man,
to desert his wife and baby.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

EI, PAso, Tex. May 4.--Juarsl,
which fell into the hands OF the reve-
(ccntinued on Page 2,.column ~
The Washington times., 1920-05-04
WEATHER

F.is ..a ee-ti.ssa
cool te.isht and t~@sr-
row. Temper.tsre -t .
.. n. 90 degrees.
The Washington times., 1920-05-04

We All Fear Something.
7 AIcohoIIcaIly Pure.
We Admit Perfection.
cursing at the Last.
By ARTHUR BRISBANE

Andre Salsedo, an anarchist,
said TO have confessed TO compile
ity In the bomb outrages OF year
ago, jumped from a fourteenth
story window yesterday. Federal
officers In New York said he killed
himself because he feared what
other anarchists might do when
they learned he had confessed.
Everybody seems to be afraid
of something. All that this man
feared. presumably, was murder,
and 70 escape that fear he mur-
dered himself. How neatly we
were constructed and how care
fully wound up by the Power that
put US here on earth. Self preser-
walton is our strongest instinct,
and that one instinct is responsible
for the safety Of millions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

November 8. 1917, and recorded in
the Clerks Office OF the chanccry
Court OF the city OF Richmond in
Deed Book 2i6-B. page 1876, default
having been made in the payment OF
portion OF the debt thereby secnred
ana being required so TO do by tho
beneficiary. | shall oTer for sale. at
public auction,
At the Richmond Real Estate E,-
change. Second Floor. No. 90 North
Ninth Street, Richmond. Va,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05
No. 731 N. Fourth St.

bounded and described as follows:
Commencing at u point on the east
line OF Fourth Street. which point ia
the center OF the partition wall be-
tween the property hereby conveyed.
NO. !3l. and the dwelling adjoining
on the north. No. 1873, distant ono
hundred and thirty-three feet, six
inches u33'6"D more or less, south
or the south line OF Duvall Street.
thence running southwardly along
the said east line OF Fourth Street.
and fronting thereon twenty-thres
feet six inches (236") and extend
Ing back castwardly from said front
between parallel lines. the northern
line of which extends through tho
center of the said. partition wall be-
tween the property hereby conveyed
and that adjoining 1t on the north
one hundred and twenty-five (22)
feet to an alley in common. sixteen
TERMS: Cash to pay $94O.oS and
&c interest thereon from Juno 5,
1922 and trustees commission Of Sc
balance in equal installments mt ono
and Two years with interest added.
NOTE: This sale is to be mado
subject to prior deed of trust, Sc
curing $4,000 and interest.
L. Il. SCHMIDT,
Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

DICIlOSAnY without indexes wouId
not appeal 10 you. Every Times 10 a.
pstCh want al 10 properly irdc1.d ana
s:.ss!hed foo can easily nnd any ar.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

| WILL exchange my 1920 iipht sin
cylinder touring car for - SINAI! build
!pg lot other real estate. What HAY.
You To Offer? Address IL ~ care
Times. DiSVatCh.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

TUESDAY. DECEMBER z. 1920.
at O'clock p. NJ,
the real estate described in tha
aforesaid deed of trust as follows:
All that certain lot or parcel OF
land lying and being In the city of
Richmond. state of Virginia, with
mated as
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-05

! HAVE cash 10 invest u, homes II Your
price Is right YOU can have money in
your hands in TWO or three days and
1 VIII assume and pay oil your mort
cages. Give iuli particulars q: your
property whom replying. Address 80.
'cAre rimnS- RiSnnirh
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I WANT PERMISSION TO sell your city prop-
cr;y. This Is all want. II don't soil
1t, 1t viii not cost you one CENT II do
sell il. will expect the regular Citv
commission fee. Cal! 10y to see me.
IL 7. X-iilc. Ninth Street. bennington
building. or call Madison l12i.
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TELEPHONE Ranao:pn ana ,.,,
Times Dispaich Want IA Tnker What
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WANT 10 buy Il farm II once. If YOU
mean business and want cash money.
writ" me fu!! particulars at once state
lowest cash price. mortgage, IL any,
and reason FOR selling. Address IL rs.
I.lr ~
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IL YOU HAVE farm near Richmond you
wish 10 sell. list II with us can sci
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lf YOU HAVE house in Richmond or
vicinity or farm IN near.hs COUNTIES
Send for blanks Richmond Trms; Co
Capital ana surplus. tl..O0. 0OOD. Sew
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IF you want to sell your property. tell
about II. We give you service ana
r,snLtS RnN u LONGS %. Inc
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LIST your property tor aU!ck results with
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Co. Inc. vi East Franklin Street.
LIST your farms and city property with
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FOR RESULTS lis; Your farms and city
property with Pollard y uagby. Rich
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: FOR PROMPT attention rs. your houses
for sale Tor rent with Charles T..
Ruehrmund, Room 40. Allison BuIiding.
500 La East Main.
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Wun,cl-lscal Estate 3.

CHAS. l.. l.OEiIR \ CO.. Insurance and
real estate. sol Mutual building. H.
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NlSe.- -. 80 49,. -
+ F.AltM-DiTeCt from owner. farm OF from
200 to 500 acres. with SIN OF ciEh;-roon
= house. outnu!lGIuE-. etc, adjacent to
be cleared. with orchard. etc. Price
should not exceed $4,000. |! you have
good farm somewhat above de-
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LIST YOUR property for quick results with
for sale or rent. W. T. Purcell, Jr.,
Co. Inc. III T. Franklin ST.
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TILE vALENvLNE AucrloN Co. ~ slSsF'
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-20

81 the ~Fortnightly club were entertain-
ed at the home of Mrs II T.. Beau
bien on LaPorte avenue. AIRS Erc1-
enaurS read a paper on ireland ot All
day" and Mrs. r. w Eaton. a pager
ca Irish ~playrights and Plays NIs
Harry Stress gave a review of Nm
Butler eYat'a The Hour-slass, ANA
Mrs. II. Z. BeauOien gave a paper ON
y Visit to Versailles The mes
meeting of The club will be ou AlEA
18th.
The High School Carnival VIII be
continued tonight at the High School
Auditorium. Everything condieiyo
TO a good time is In evidence. There
are shows. stands. novelties and ne
freshments. together with a minstrel
now. Cannibal Island. athletic revue. Il
police court. fortune ~tellcrs and tea
rccm. There will ALSO he dancing. "a
hrst-class orchestra furnishing the mss
sic.
The regular meeting or the Whiting
Chapter Eastern stars Will be held on
Monday evening. March 80. There w %
be initiation of candidates. y COM
mittee composed Of twelve men. m am
bers Of the order have been APP
pointed to look after the eats. All
members and s~ojourning members are
Urged to be present.
The standard ON Company girls cIub
will give an indoor picnic at the Hish
school Auditorium on next Monday cva-
ming. They Will bring basket luuehos
and many games and other diversions
are to- be enjoyed.
Harley Hoskins Of Sheridan avenue
who has been confined To his homo f4r
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-03-20
THE TIMES.
COEI.EE CTSTARD


Heat q pint of milk IN the upper
part Of the double boiler. flavor 70
taste with a little very strong. strain
ed coffee, and, when hot, add 4 Lea
spoon OF salt and two eggs lheaten)
with a hcaping teaspoon OF granula-
Ted sugar. Cook over hot water until
slightly %thickened Do not bell.
Pour carefully into cups or a baking
dish brushed owe with melted butter
substitute Set The receptacle IN q
pan ST hot water. and. after busting
over with grated nutmeg, bake IN a
moderate oven until set IN the center.
THREE RECIPES TOR GlNGER
SNAPS.
Two cups molasses, sugar 70 taste,
two rounded teaspoons Of GINGER.
MIX Well. Pour over this one-half
cup Of hot beef Fat. Then pour over
his CATER = Is Thoroughly mlXedl
enc teaspoon of soda over when r
cup 0t boiling water mas Deeh poured.