The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-12-26
D.(,.H0TEL
SCANDAL
ALLEGED
First Husband Alleges Wild
'carryings-on" With
MilWaukeean.

MlIWdukeo0n.
PROVIDENCE. R. l., Dec. 90
Tales Of high life among the profit
gate Russian nobility and the Wash
tngton diplomatic set, with a sprin-
king Of sensational happenings in
several exclusive hotels in Washing
ton and Milwaukee, are promised at
the hearing of the suit of Capt.
Victor A. Turin, formerly a member
OF the imperial Russian guard, and
now a motion picture actor, for
divorce against his wife, Nardine,
beautiful Russian girl, formerly the
vile of the late Russian Prince
Troubetskoy.
One Scene Laid Here.
Captain Turin has brought suit
= charging misconduct and naming
Capt. Wallace Straight Schultz. of
Green Bay. Wis. as correspondent.
The alleged improper relations oc-
Cured at the New Willard Hotel.
Washington. and in New York and
Milwaukee in April, 1920, and at
divers other times.
In 1917 the present Mrs. Turin, then
tne ravishing and irresistible Princess
Najeda ". Troubetskoy, widow of the
late prince. sought solace in her widow
nooo among the war wounded of
France. She met and nursed back
20 health Victor A. Turin, of Boston.
They fell In love and married.
A month later his name was on the
INST OF missing. Mrs. Turin returned
70 America ana three years later,
dressed In the bonnet and flowing
ven OF Russian Red Cross. nurse
end wearing on her breast the Cross
OF 81. george, In all her striking
beauty. was introduced to Captain
cchuitz at the New willard In Wash
aneton.
Sne toio tho captain, who was a
most aroent lover, or being decorated
py the Gar Tor valor under fire, OF
desperate adventures with the boil
snevikf. OF her ultimate capture by
the revoiutionists and of her final
escape through Japan. Twenty-eight
Says later tneir wedding took place
Deiore tne ente OF washington, New
York and Milwaukee society.
Anolner year PASSED ana captain
Iurin' very much alive, returned from
rIaHce, oenying MS w1e story OF
ms ueatn anu seeking ner where
anouts. ne olscoveEed her In Wash.
ing .on, living with captain Schuitz.
WnaI napPeneu rs reiated py Cap
taln turin nlmsei1 In an interview
WIN me washington Ilmes cor
resPonuen. at Boston.
- uIneu rom the nursAhgs OF q
~ Sloss luIse 10 lhe beauty Oh
princess ana we were wed Then 1
came oack 10 america ana neard the
VIII Iepo.S Vi my oeath. Nos
only tnat, put 1 reau In newspaper
y. nov my VINE hau married again.
II oiun take her long 10 weep 1oc
my eea,h even though she did think
me ueao.
No, mere Is apsoiuteiy no prop
apilIty Oh any recohciiiation' Ior such
Is iHlPossiple, no, because Oh my WIRE S
Dleanhous marriage TO captain Scnultz,
out because Oh the iact that she an
-, ~, alive and we,, 'o '''e" '"'
10 pe awe anu wen;
Ao ~. 'i.. l nave tue
hisnes. a -. ~ III hn. ne APP
peaIs !" an, az, uo s.,. os. worthy gem
ueInah. AZ INC "ouiu say was was
suckeI
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humeo' , NIT ,
ne aS so,,a,hnt 5,ttnr .esponu ,
en-. SCI ~ .onn,a 10 ~. ',n,, vei-
SUI ~ . LIZ, tt ,.,rau 80 CIV
!nterView VIII. .he piii .', 'ouay. ohe
ID IN tnis 10y P'a''ieiS uhhiio"h
ana una,'1n to,i Can,oi, Schultz tho
Wnen 'oiu oapunni Sonun INA
my husband oieu on 'ne paItielielu OF
Veruuh, l ohiS s.a'eu VIA. = no ~.
beheVeu 10 pe .Iue, IesSlu,tss VI MIA
my huspanu a,'o,ney, isa.nal oIlian!
or my nuSoahu iiiih9ei hiay say