The Washington times., 1922-10-12

responsible for the wreck OF the
June and November" romance, and
not the aged financier himself. A
woman who met him yesterday on
the street described him as "the
loneliest man in the world"
There are three huge furnished
rooms at my home in Druid Hills"
she said he told her. That and
nothing more.
There Is the big pipe organ.
specially installed-and no one to
play It,"
The woman invited him to a
musicale. Wont you hold your
musicale at my homer" she said
Everything Is convenient. and I
am lonesome"
II was found untrue yesterday
that Gambler was out OF the city,
as his attorney had said. He is
! here and told reporter he had
no intention OF, leaving. He has
steadfastly declined, however. to
allow a single word touching on
his shattered romance to pass his
lips.
Romance for me has perished in
the turmoil OF disillusionment into
which Gamblers urgent plea for re.
lease plunged me-" said Mrs. De Bou-
chelle today. There remains now
only the fight for my reputation.
Thinks He StRl Loves Her.
| Always shall regret that
haven't children OF my own to serve,
but from now on I shall dedicate my
life to the children of other women
and to the women themselves. How
ever. believe Asa stili loves me-"
| Mrs. De Bouchelle's attorney said:
THE people of the South will not
consent TO having a woman's good
name besmirched as has Mrs. DE
Bouchelle's. Someone blundered
when they picked the time to make
charges against this lady. Someone
was desperate. They chose. there.
ellie had been here, the time Uf the
| Confederate reunion, which awarded
her the highest honors possible.
Every minute she was here she
was accompanied by members OF her
partX, We have witnesses to account
Tor every minute Of her stay here,
and her alibi will be complete.
II don't know my native South II
II does not rally to my clients de-
fense. The enormity Of the offense
against this woman has not fully
penetrated the public conscience.
Gambler himself is willing to talk
about anything except Mrs. DeBou'
chellcs pending action. Asked a
direct question about his former
fiance, he discussed politics.
Aren't you going to discuss the
reason for which I am here" re.
porter asked Mr.. Gambler.
Doesn't Miss Public Office.
Here's the picture I like best"
said Gambler, pointing to a picture
on the wall Of his parents and six
children, including himself. IT like
Its air Of peace and serenity"
III Mrs. DE Bouchelle sues YOU
or any or the alleged slandersrs,
what action will you take?" was
the next question.
mo, l do not miss the mayors
office at ALL" the financier replied,
but there are too many worries
connected with politics"
The reporter, nonplussed. asked
Gambler when he was going to
leave the city.
I'm not going" he replied. II
haven't any particular business
here nor elsewhere. I'm just GO
ing on my way as usual. That's
all"
Candler's attorneys also declined
to reveal what plans were being
made to meet Mrs, De Bouchelle's
effort.
Later on, Mrs. De Bouchelle told
OF how she yearned for a home she
could call her own, adding:
II do not believe that a woman
should spend her life having babies.
Indeed not. should like two boys
and two girls in sets of twins. My
own original idea, assure you, but
simply an evidence of the way I
think women should order things
in their own lives.
80 far as love is concerned with
me now. might as we'll be as old
and ugly as time can make me.
I'm through-through."