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The New York herald., 1921-12-27
GIRL MOVIE FAN ENDS LIFE.
Had Been Refused Permission I
See Film Second Time.

BUFFALO. Dec. 26.-Matilda Battaglia,
II. shot herself dead this afternoon
when her parents refused her permission
to go to movie show.
She had attended the show last nigh,
and wished to go again with girl chums
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ITEMS FROM LONE OAK

Many farmers are behind with
their work owing to the rains.
Grandpa Bullard returned Friday
from Tulsa where he had been visit.
ing his daughter.
The young folks of the community
have prepared a program for Moth
ers' Day.
Mr.. Turner has sold out and moved
away.
There was a large attendance at
sunday School last Sunday.
Miss Martha Laymance is sick.
Mrs. J. r. Boyet visited Mrs. Nit.
tie Baker Monday.
Mrs. J. A. Campbell and Mrs. Hat.
tie Trimble spent Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Joe NJ. Baker.
Mrs. Fite spent Saturday with
Mrs. NJ. F. Breshears
Mrs. E. J. Nail is still sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Wylie spent
Tuesday night with Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Baker
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
STOLEN GOODS FOUND HIDDEN
NEAR FRISCO TRACK AT HUGO

Ten thousand dollars worth of
silks and dresses have been found
at Hugo by authorities hidden in
bushes near the city in a few feet of
the Frisco railroad right-of-way. fol-
lowing search made after the ar
rests of Andrew Demanlade, Bill
Davis and Andrew MCGEE whom It
was charged. were seen carrying such
merchandise. According to the
county attorney, this merchandise
was thrown from an express car that
came through Hugo Wednesday night
booked from New York to Fort
Worth. 1t is believed that several
persons are implicated in this robbery
as disposing agency for this stolen
property is said to have been loca-
ted In Fort Worth. but as yet no
others have been arrested.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
THE QQ4ANI WEEKLY NEWS

Mr.. and Mrs. Latt Lutes and son
David and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pearce
and little son spent Sunday with T.
ID. Pearce and family.
Miss Rossie Mitchell spent the end
OF the week with home folks in Box
chito.
G. W. Faulkner and daughter Miss
Nestie were in Bokchito Saturday.
Mrs. Jarrett Walker is sick.
Mrs. NJ. b. Smith and Mrs. J. II.
.rurner were in Bokchito Monday.
J. c. Morgan is improved after a
long sick spell.
Rev. A. Hendrix of Bokchito fill
led his appointment here Saturday
and sunday but did not get to preach
sunday night owing to bad weather.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
DALLAS TRADE TRIP
TO SPEND NIGHT HERE
Coming May 18th With Big Hand
And Will Entertain Durant
That Evening. Committee
On Reception.

The Dallas Trade Boosters. will
arrive In this city on the evening q,
Tuesday May II, at 6:1O O'Clock and
spend the night in Durant. ON thei,
own special train of Pullman ears
and plan a big entertainment for the
folks OF Durant during their stay
here.
They expect to reach Durant at
$40 p. m. and visit the merchants
bankers and professional men in their
places of business until about 1890
o'clock. their band giving a concert
on the streets during this time for
the entertainment of the general pub.
lie
Then at 8 or $3.50 o'clock they will
give an entertainment especially for
the business and professional men
and their wives.
The Durant Chamber of Commerce
has appointed a committee consist.
ing OF Messrs s. W. Stone, W. f. Ut.
terback and H. l.. Cox to handle the
arrangements at this end of the line
which Is an assurance that every.
thing will move off smoothly and sue.
cessfully.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06

our Parents Teachers Association
to the federated cluo association con.
ference at Idabel.
Masters John Paul and Robert
Rutherford are spending part of the
week AT the ranch of their uncle. W.
II. Attaway.
Doh kyl" of the navy is here to see
his mother. Mrs. Saphronie Bruce.
His sister accompanied him from
Durant.
Mrs Swinney of Durant spent Sun
DAY win her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
W. c. Glass.
MISS Sprague, our 7th and Sth
grade teacher. has been with us since
school closed hut will leave Monday
to accept position in the office of
tpe county superintendent. Miss
Sprague did excellent work here and
we reel sure she will make an eff
cient assistant county superintendent.
The Pioneer Club had its last
meeting until September with Mrs.
Holden. They will have several
social meetings during the summer
the first one to be an afternoon pic.
mic on the creek to which the hus-
bands will he invited guests.
Will l.eFlore was here Saturday
Rev. c. J. Ralston preached al
Old Church Sunday.
Rev Luther Reese will preach al
the Presbyterian Church Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
Oklahoma City where she will a.,

Oklahoma City where she will A.
tend school this summer.
Uncle Joe Keene Of Bonham. Texas
is a business visitor here this week.
Misses Inez Trout and Beatrice
McAlister and George Keirsey vi1e~
ted in Aylesworth Sunday afternoon.
Miss velda johnson underwent an
operation Sunday and Is doing nicely.
Il. e. Edelen is sick.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Il. Scroggins visf-
ted relatives here Sunday.
Little Edith Thompson returned
from Sapulpa sunday.
Miss Bertha Bays visited her sis
ter at Aylesworth Saturday and
Sunday.
W. NJ. Berry OF Oklahoma City
Is here this week.
Mrs. Jack Tierce and daughter.
Nettie were in Durant Tuesday.
Mrs. Blair and daughter Nellie
were In Durant Monday.
Speed White OF Keirsey visited in
Mead sunday.
Mrs. Cliff keirsey was in Durant
Monday.
Rev. Keene filled his appointment
here Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ITEMS FROM CADE

Born last week to Mr.. and Mrs.
W. H. Vincent. a girl.
Miss Betty Briggs spent the week
end visiting relatives near Benning-
ton.
Mrs. J. W. Morgan ia on the sick
list.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Morgan and
Rev. and Mrs. Hoover visited Sat-
urday at W. NJ. Duty's.
Our school vii close Friday.
family visited at J. o. Morgans' Sat-
urday and Sunday.
Mr.. Saylor was a business visitor
to Durqnt Saturday.
The ball team played Boswell
Thursday. 5 and 6 in favor of Bos-
we'll was the score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hollaway and family
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
FChe.:oor
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~ If Saws Sarvice.)
1 LEAD 10 OBTAIN SPLIT
arous. Indignation over
.,o, o, ,ne ehne" Proves
pismi' Failure.

|, ,,,r,n.a ft'i" attempt TO
| ,m.r,an .,'i-na,i"n over the
/ "' III, la'" aud thereby to
|, .rli, >,,i,tual rather than
IT,. ,,.v.pi America and her
{ a,,i.. has +. led Of its purpose
|..l, ,n sane way that Ger
f.anas,,1a in this country failed
k",r an, II, ia" years, between
|., ms" says an editorial In
m.r,,,an lcll"n Weekly.
4 ,,u,h i. rnrrrly that the Ger
do MOI know how to go about
|,,l,ur' obviously does not include
luoubdc. oe the fine ART Of get
|ou,eethinc over, IA fact amply at
hr ,he reflex action which has
Insnied the present attempt. The
Mach style If responsiveness is
ore subtle thin the eHorts OI d
bnsrd puppy +" stand mp on a
Sod floor. 1t Is flnttering the
r.ch tyrr Of boring from within
A rs .nsIdlnus. InsldiOus 1t Is,
NJ. in It's intent II not In its ap-
on.
| Won Mach has proved himself
servant Of his country. wheth-
regards his country as America
Imany. He Is a poor American
/ wing tried to win America over
! point Of view Of the unrepen-
hation to defeat whose govern.
| 10000 Americans gave their
for attempting to rpSlirrect a
! that was Theoretically buried
hree years ago. He Is a poor
In because his clumslness has
only 10 arouse America to the
bat she Is still mt war with Ger
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
/ WINS ON GOLDEN CALF
loaded Animal Aids In Raising
)panlzation's Funds FroM
500 to $500.

Gol'!rn calf nf the Twentieth
h has been discovered by the
can Legion post at FrpderickS-
Va. which owes an increase In
rkln: capital from SlWD to 81 500
wO.hra'!rd Juvenile COW. in full
% which the post invested its
500 lasr fall.
tng induced a WestmOreland
farmer IA I.art with the freak
for this sum. II special levy Of
small amounts was made
he treasury 10 buy nourishment
calf. Then came the Virginia
fair In Richmond and the calf
fuIl bloom. eating both his
or and waxing fat withal.
frei"rl'k>h >hnrg post put him
|hihlf, charging n suitable fee.
me 'alr was over and the dust
e''i"i III" post treasury con-
slN''-th" accrued earnings of
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
CAUGHT FOUR YOUNG WOLVES

Four young wolves yere captured
by Jack and Babe Durant and How
ard Carter three miles southwest of
Durant Friday night and the mother
wolf evidently left the neighbour ood
because the people have seased to
miss chickens every night. The moth
er wolf was seen by the boys but
she escaped. The boys crawled into
the den and brought out the cubs
and took them home. They are feed
ing from bottles and becoming tame
as house cat
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ITEMS FROM PRITCHARD

Our school will close May 90 with
nice program.
a number of the farmers from here
attended the Farmers Union meeting
at Durant Saturday.
J. c. Glover lost one of his large
mules last week, when the mule fell
and broke his neck.
Rev. S. W. North filled his regular
appointment at Pleasant Hill Sunday
Miss Bessie holland spent Sunday
night with Miss Lille Turner.
Miss Alma Thompson spent Sunday
night with Helen Dollins.
Saturday.
George Aaron Of Ada was here
T. J. Waddle and little son Weldon
were in BOkchitO Monday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ITEMS FROM MEAD

Mr.. Clark was business visitor
In Oklahoma City last week.
Mrs. {. T.. Tracy was in Madill
Sunday.
Jesse Bromley. who is attending
school in Ardmore. visited home
folks here Sunday.
Geroge keirsey OF Keirsey was
here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bays and children
visited friends and relatives in the
Aylesworth community Sunday.
j. G. McAlister was a business
visitor in Durant Monday.
Edward Love. Jr. of FinchtOwn. at.
tended church here Sunday night.
Marion White of keirsey visited
relatives here Sunday.
Miss Cecil Horton left Sunday fol
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ITEMS FROM BENNINGTON

Mrs. wilkins is visiting her bro.
ther and family at Ivanhoe. Texas.
Mrs. Clifford Baldwin Of Mineral
Wells Is visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. vinyard.
Ira Shoemake and family OF Ar
kansas. are here visiting relatives.
Mrs. Rutherford and Mrs. Burn
sides left Tuesday as delegates from
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
RE API T u L A T ION
ASSETS LIABILITIES

Sl,ss1,1ss.os
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John Nichols visited
at W. M. Duty's Sunday.
Mrs. A. X. Harris and Mrs. j. A.
Harris of Bennington were Cade Wis
itors this week.
There was an extra large crowd
attended church and ,.>nday School
Sunday.
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
I0n Men Amono the min.,.


MY mI,, OF the American Legion
n'us districts of southeast
,ha - tn'iher pertinent proof
t,s, ns Misunderstanding between
s w.. and the ex.service mems
"a. ,s,''n has been dlsslpated. AT
ham, neh'' the climax of the
~ ,| aA| celebration Of the
=. ~ .'strlct IA. was reached in
hos .Ie m iiSiegion hall, under the
J, W., Dt Francis Ellison Post.
lea ,ahce n Is the almost unpre.
h ,,a s,o~th Of Clarence Smith
at Weir. From a member.
-, :, es-se1ice men In 1920. q
~ has been enrolled in 1921
Durant weekly news. (Durant, Choctaw Nation, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 190?-1944, 1921-05-06
ea'ed Calf That Put Virginia
'''' on Road to Wealth.

-"h' nli his for doing moth
N''i'n- still and being in.
- 'e'"Aily that the representa-
a 'ari" circus made his offer
w ID" a''imal and 1t was ac-
There l. II rumor that the
' .! travel and late hours
h. ''''' III" calf's health and
-. u a poor Insurance risk.
elnr'or ~
p's, F'a"> TO rcinvest the $500
o. a, some other such good Sc
a. IN" calf is found.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
FIVE YEARS FIRE LOSS.
Statistics Show Property Worth
$t.416,375, 900 Has Been
Destroyed.

Now York. Jan. 2a.-Property worth
81. .4ie. .375. 900 the equivalent of 2Ss, 40
new houses at $4,000 each or more. than
enough 60 shelter the total population
of State IA | arge as Conneoticut was
DESTROYED by fire in the United states
in the period from 1915 to 1910, as shown
bv the quintennial analysis OF 3,oOO,ooU
adjustments made public by the National
Board Of Fire Underwriters here last night
Electricity, the chief cause OF hire loss
led with total Of sS4 ,S8,47 Tor the
five wears. Matches and smoking stood
second with s73, f74, ,34S and defective
chimneys came next with sh6,65oHio.
Other causes. in the order, were:
Stoves. furnaces, boilers and their
pipes. SIS. 1873. lsl, spontaneous combus-
ton, s4o, ,702 ,ss5; lightning, s5e s2S, 4Se'
spark. on roofs, 500, ,27l ,5S5 and petro-
leum and its products, s25,elo aga. In
cendiarism contributed s2l,oS6,ee5 to
tho damage. and miscellaneous unknown
causes completed the total
New York suffered the greatest loss
the five-yesr total being sl40 ,3o5, ,s2l, OF
nearly 10 per cent Of the total Penn
svlvania was second with SIS, s,33s 6obi
Illinois third with ST3,ei6, 500; New
Jersey fourth with sos, 525; and Mas
sachusetts fifth with S5a,67T ,0SI.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
KS DISASTER A MYSTERY.
Only Known Fact 10 That Lost
British Submarine Was
Not Rammed.

LONDON, Jan. 24-Beyond The fact
that IL Seems established that the British
submarine K-5 war not rsInmed, there
il nothing vet 70 explain the cause Of The
disaster to the r,trnerrible uf Lands End
last Thursday
This was the FIRST British naval dis
ester since the armistice was signed and
the worst submarine accident 10 the
country IN peace times.
Many theories concerning the dipp-
pearanca of the underwater boat we're
being advanced, but although an official
inuiiry into the disaster il being held
aboard the battleship Queen Elizabeth
IL ia doubtful whether any thing more
concerning the fate OF the KS over will
be known Wreckare has been found
near the spot where the submarine wss
Inst seen,
II il surrnised that tho vessel may have
been damaged by an internal explosion
or by the great pressure ut The water AT
the depth Of 500 feet, where the craft u
supposed 20 lie.
AalvaKu IN considered impossible and
II is doubtful whether IL will be possible
10 obtain photograph of the wreck. az
was dooe in the case of the steamer
I,auren.io when that vessel was sunk ~
the bouRh swilly.
The offcial list of shose on board ne
k-5 issned last night confirms the previous
estimate ~ 6 officers and 5l men on
board
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24

ats 4 bill to amend the law regulating
tho employment Of womsn known hs
tho Ten Hour Law The amendment
would prohibit women working more
than six days = week. sight hours n
day and ~ hours \ week. 1t also pro-
hibits the employment OF women be-
tween 10 D. IN. and \. m. In the fol-
LOWING trades: Mechanical. trnnnporta~
ton, manufacturing. lsundrins. baker
lee. Office md printing establishments.
aenator Hobertson introduced BIN
10 reduce infant and maternsl mortal
ity. II prohibits the employment of
prospective mothers two weeks befors
and fve weeks after maternity En-
piovers violating the provisions OF the
net shall be fined $40 To $50 for the frst
violation. $50 to s3oo for tn. second aud
1850 for the third.
Senator Palmer introduced bill ALI
tborizinG Governor Dennev 10 appoint
three members OF the Sussex county
road commission to succeed three mem
bers who were appointed by former
Governor Townsend and whose terms
have expired.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

gy Associated. Press 10 Every Evening
philadslphia, Jan. 24-Wheaf higher:
No. 2 red winter Goal .o5; do, garlicky
s0ai Sc.
Corn steady: No. 3 yellow. new Sass;
do, No. 4. s2aS4.
oats steady; No 2 white 55a5s1z, No.
3 81 L5a55. No. 452 2l5a531z.
Butter lower; nearby prints fancy
5aa6l. western creamery extra 80
Eggs lower; nearby firats 81. do. cur
rent receipts so. western extra fir-ts 81 /;
do, tir~ts so; fancy selected Packed 74aI5.
Cheese firm: New York whole milk
fancy fats, held 2sa29; do, common 20
good 26a27; do, fancy flats, current make
| 25a25Is; do, common 20 good 22a2s; /;
longhorn. held %; do, fresh 20; single
daisies held 27s2si do, fresh 2oa27.
Live poultry, quiet; fowls, not Leg
horns, 2aa35; white Deghorns, 32a33; !;
| spring chickens, not Ieghorns, 35a37
turkeys, fancy, 5oa55; do, ordinary.
| 35a45: ducks, choice, western, 3ba40i do,
| NIuseovey. 2sa3o: geese, western, 2sa32.
Dressed poultry steady; turkeys, choice
to fancy, nearby. .5saooi do, western,
:56a5s; fair TO good, 40s45, fowls, fresh
killed. choice to fancy, 3Sa40, do, small,
3oa35: broilers, nearby, 46a4S; do,
| Mfsttflis 4Dafcs soRstfstt RtstAsNsg-t9f AN-t -
3ea4O: do, western, 35a37; frying
chickens, nearby, 34a36; do, western,
33a35; ducks, western, fancy, 37a4oi
geese, western, 3oa32.
Potatoes dull; white potatoes, Penn
sylvania, fancy, per 100 pounds, LISA
| los; fair to choice, 10oai.25; Jersey,
No. |, per basket, 4oa65; do, No. 2, 25a3o.
Flour quiet; steady; soft winter straigh 1T
western S.75a925 per barrel; do, nearby
| .25as. so; hard winter straight 9.eoa10l II
do, short patent l0.loal0.6o; sprine
firsts clear 7.5oaS; do, patent e.65a9 9t
do, short, patent 1910 a1o.40; fancy
spring and city mills patent, family brano
1la1l.50.
Hay lower; timothy No. 2, 25a26 PEI
ton: do, No. 3, % a24; sample 20a22
No grade 16aIS; clover mixed hay hghi
mixed 23a24; No. mixed 2ls22,
Tallow dull, prime city loose 5 y; DO
special loose o14; prime country Az; edi
bic in ,erces S1aa9.
Bran dull: soft winter, western in l0oib
sacks Brass: spring 36a37
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
FIRE CHIEF TOWNSEND
HURT GOING TO FIRE
His Car CoIIides With Auto Driven
by Mrs. n. B. Bradford: In
lured Internally.

Speeding TO slight fire at Seventeenth
street and Woodlawp avenue John M;
Townsend, first assistant fire chief suffered
severe internal injuries, when his machine
collided with a touring car driven by Mrs.
n. B. Bradford at Penpsylvania avenue
and Van Buren, street. Mrs. Bradford
e.caped with only a few slight bruises.
An alarm of fire from Box l24 shortly
after 1890 this morning called out the
,~istant chief and the Weccacoe Fire
company. The woman it is believed be
came excited at the approach of the on
coming fire apparatus and turned directly
in front of Townsend's car, according to
eve witnesses.
Townsend's machine struck the touring
car .Quarely in the middle breaking the
running board and the steering gear OF
the touring car The front wheel and axle
OF the fire fighters machine were broken g.
The assistant chief Was taken 10 hls home
where his condition is not believed to be
serious.
The fire apparatus proceeded to the
scene of the blaze where II was found
grass on lot was burning
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
SMITH MAY BE INSANE.
He startled other Residents OF Arden
Yesterday.

Believed 10 be insane. John William
Smith. the man whose actions have
kept the residents OF Arden IN a state
OF uneasiness for some time, was
taken into custody by Constable Whit
tington yesterday and is now being
held at the police station pending in
vestixation,
snli,h yesterday barricaded himself
In the cottage of Robert Mckinstrey.
and, ~ is said. threatened 60 shoot any
one who attempted To dislodge him. a
call for help was sent TO the city
police, but as Arden is outside of the
city limits. Constable Wilmington was
sent out to get the man.
The constable went TO McKtnstrey s
house and invited Smith TO take ride
In his automobile terminating the ride
at the police station. He is held for
observation.
This is the second time Smith has
been arrested for his peculiar actions
He disappeared from the community
some time ago and suddenly returned
Just before Christmas. When smith
was first apprehended friends inter
ceded and had him sent TO Phil
a0elphia ssnitarium.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
81 NATI0NALITIEs ON LINER.
Expert Linguist's Services Needed When
Immigrant Ship Comes In.

New York. Jan. 24.-Twenty-one diff
ferent nations were represented among
74S immigrants who arrived yesterday
from Continental Europe aboard the
Cunarder Saturnia from Cherbours.
and Henry Munkert. Ellis Island inter-
prefer, had TO accept the voluntary SER
vices OF Czecho-SIovak polygiot. John
lorna, returning with his bride 70 his
old home i'm Newark. lorna is a vet
eran of the Czecho-Siovak army. and
speaks a dozen languages.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-01-24
BEATTY MYSTERY uNsoLvED.
A Far ~ IL Known His Wife Has Not
Returned.


The mvtery involved in the George
W Beatty case remains ,lneolvcd. Whether
or not Lillian Shaw, 2616 West street,
Wilmington whom he is said TO have
married, was with him when he WIS AZ
rested in st. Louie, has not been made
clear. Reports from there indicate that
shc Was not
Attempts to get statement this morn
ing from Mrs James Shaw, mother Of the
girl, wore futile. She remained behind
closed doors and waived reporters away,
indicating that she would say nothing.
Captain Of Detectives Robert j. Benson,
this morning stated that he had received
no further information concerning the
Beatty mattcr. It ia intimatsd that
Beatty oompulsion to answer the charges
of non-support as preferred by the new
York authorities which he had evaded,
may she'd new light on the case This fact
was brought out in several OF the man .
alleged statements concerning previous
marriages. According 10 articles appear,
ing in western newspapers, Beatty ~ saau
TO have confessed TO having been married
twice before. During his service in the
British army, according to these reports
is alleged 20 have said he married an Eng
hsh oirl. who is said 10 have deserted him
l>His first marriage is said to have been to
Iydic Welk, who il said 20 have obtained
a divorce. An order compelled the aviator
TO contribute TO bis two children, e'r
and boy Later, itisreported, he married
Genevicvc O'Hara, an aviatrix.
Since the disappearance of Beatty ihs'
| Tuesday, nothing has been heard or ssei
of Lillian Shaw, ss far as could be lssarpeo
today Whether or not she is ~ith ne
husband il not known. However, sh'
has not arrived at her former home AZ tn
West street address, ~ fnr ae could %
learned today.
Beatty il now in Now York, where ~
/ will "faee the music aud answer th'
charges preferred against him.