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AUCTION SALES.
FTTrQC nAYE

ADAM A WEsCHLER & SON Auctionesrs.-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT
FRAME IWELLdNci. NO 100 ELEVEFI y
SIEEET NORTHEAST WITH TWJ-
SJoRx, THREE-CAR EEIcH GARAfaS
By virtue Of certain deed OF trust duly
recorded III Llber No j503. folio 10 81 60.
o. the land records of the District Of Column
Dta, and ~ the request of the party 90
cared therehy. the undersigned t1uEtses vii
oner tof sale BY pubic auction, u from e
ne ne premises on TUESDAY. THE FOURTH
DAI OF SEPT EAfBEr. 1875 At FIVE
O'CLOCK PE the following -dese -leed "a. "a
e FRI n aia situate n the p,s:.ct Q,
~ TIC a 9ept1 t bea Gor Fl oI, % II
IN square 085, now known for purposes Of
square
Terms Of sals One -fourth of tae purc9qss
mon,y 70 1e pad in cash, ostan-e in tire
eqGaI lnStaline ntS, Represented BY toe
prom a5or% notes IL the purchaser, pat a 10
n orr, tWn and three years, with interest at
pr cent per annum from da9 OF s3e:
paSaLie semi snnually. secured by deed 81
trust upon the pr7peTty sold, or all caen,
RI option Of purchaser deposit Of s30' ~
iequlred at safe. All convsyarcing, reec d.
ms ana notsrfal fe7< at cost Of putCh2. y.
Terms TO be complied WITH within t1lrt-
nayS from dag of SALE, .otherwis5 trustee
ENC dn COSY Of defaultlng. purchdssraI after fire.
1ays. advertisement Of such reside in soma,
newspaper published IN Washiugfon. D e
RAYMOND VIERBI1@ HEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. TrJiet-es -
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BY virtue of a certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Idber No 5672. folio. so 81 seq.
Of the land, records of the District of Co
umbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby, the undersigned trustees
will sell at public auction, in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, THE TENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. AID. 1928, AT TWO
O'CLOCK PM, the following described land
and premises, situate in the District of
Columbia, and DESIGNATED as and being lot
20 in Heinecke and others subdivision of
lots in square 3l3. as per plat recorded in
the office Of the surveyor for the District
Of Columbia. in Lber 70. at folio 1871.
Terms OF sale: Sold subject to hrst
trust Of Sl,2So.gc0 and a second trust on
WHICH there is approximately 1885, 5 un-
paid further particulars of these trusts will
be Eiven at the time of sale; the purchase
price above said trust To be paid one-third
in cash, and the balance in such equal
quarterly instruments as 10 be completely
paid on or before two years with interest
At 81 payable quarterly. A deposit of
$4,000 no required Conveyancing. record
ing. etc. ~ purchasers cost. Terms 10
be complied with within thirty days, other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
JOHN H. HOLMEAD,
727 18th St. NV,
HENRY =. ROBB.
i437 K St NV,
aa2s~dGdseSSu&hol Trustees
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CHEVY CHASE-Exceptional Nalue-Sl2z5o
In
is
oous SSH Gs s ns1SSs 4 rs , msns
II
DETACHED CORNER HOME-Northwest-$ $50
unusually
in with
sEi ns hot:Tstet se screens and arn
NEAR SHERMAN CIRCLE-So250
Cirer be
saordins sensrou Two stories containing
Evening Phone Service Until PM
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
tors
Ev rrsnkin
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SALE OR RENT HnIISES

SEVEN ROOMS. Two BATHS; COLONIAL,
modern; payments same as rent: furnished
or unfinished, 2a3 Addison ave. Va,
H;ghiands. IL
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FUTURE DAYS. -- -.
THOS. ! OWEN & SON. AUCTIOEEERS
l4ai Eye Street Northwest

1s3l Eye Street. Northwest
TRUSTEES, SALE OF DETACHED FRAME
s s6ss AIS r, KEpwN ,,AAsSEt pEEMisEs
BY virtue OF a certain deed Of trust, dated
April IS. 1923; beinS instrument No is2.
ords OF The District OF Columbia. and at the
rr9nss 81 the party sn pnss M
T SSs sEyE ESg4r PAY SE sFPTEM III So,sT
the, District Of Columbia and desisnassd as
and BENG lots 10 and :, N square seal IN n
tracts Of land known as Discovery and
Perry Farm. as per plat recorded IN fh sss
sS ~ aoS Of ~ ,he ptspc S' Of counSs SUB
teet to the building line. as shown on SAID
eiet, also 70 covenants 81 record e,or d.sa nj
trust S'' for $500 ooj further psrticuisrs Of
which viii be announced at time OF sac
p pnf in cash deposit Of $500 90 REQUIRED
conveysncing, rscotdins. etc. at ne pHr-
Within thirty days. otherwise deposit Tor;
feited ard the property. may be sdyer,ised
a ELLEN hSaa AtSifsSEN
au2s u. 2i.se4,s Trustees.
''o' l4sl Eve Eve STREET Northwest.
TWO FANtILY RRIcK DWELLING, CON, CON,
ROOMS AND hath EACH; ElEcTRIIccss
AND. s5s4s MORTON PLACE NORTH
nv euthority vested in us, We will sell at
p9hs sateien 70 rSns 81 'ns pfem ~ Srp
TEMRgR 1928 AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM"
lot si2 IN square asa .,,,, .o,,
ton trust OF So, inano aud second deed o.
trust Tor about 1880 90 balance TO be paid
one half caKh and the remainder IN one
wear or all cash, ut purchasers option,
deposit Of saGo 10 required AZ time Of sale
eos, sale IN he closed within thirty DAYS
81 ai nr. Al. ss,.a TRos i OWEN SON
i4ai Eye Street Northwest
MN niWsn Eli At iolO MASS AVE- NV
~ r'qs Ct certain dera q w 90 na re.
e aF June s1G Tam aas aons NE land records
OF the District Of Columbia, and az the re-
aSSs1 Ct ef r ns wifi se at e
T S5S y SiSr SSASSoSE Il. 9ssrns
District Of Columbia. and desisnated as and
ne' lie =" snbavs Il" II s SQUARE saa made ~
the heirs Of john Davidson. As per plat re.
s Ss seedr II L e hs 81 hs
the nistrie, Of Columbia Said part Of lot
and 'e COVERED by The WESTERN vail Of Seuss
No, 1910 Massachusetts ave- NV. said wall
lci "a about seven inches, more o. less, and
extending with the entire leaeth OF said wall
about nffyrelght feet eieht inches, more or
Tess Said property nov known as lot a0s
in SQUARE at2 tosether With all the improve.
m @n rrs n9srrs sna e fnG az eh ef
at Law ar In equity, OF otherwise however.
Of the earties Of the first part, OF, in TO,
Terms Sold subject to prior deed al
trust Tor 50 600 90. further particulars OF
the purchase erise above said trust 10 be
paid in cash deposit OF sa00, 90 required
chasers cost Terms to he complied with
within thirty taN days, otherwise uepoalt
forfeited and the property may be adver~
tIsea aud resoih a, the discretion OF the
trustees
Il = BtLnMAN
JACOB h. SHAPIRO.
Au39 DDS. asa AksAAhpt Trustees.
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SALE--HOUSES.
sALE--HousEs.

$7oSO-Bl RIEITH.
A dandyl x-roor, with
properly exctncnt in
Sl2550-MT. PLEASANT.
CONVEX
etc
Rock Creek and cne-bsth modsrn
With tbs ss1n s This hpeSs has three
S16z5O-CHENN CHASE y. {.
housks
VIM. S. PHILLIPS & CO,
Realtors.
15Ol K. St. NV. Main 1900
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RESORTS
BRADDOEN HEIGHTS. ND.
Braddock Heights, Md.

Braddock Heights, Md. |
On Top of Blue Ridge Mountains
q Miles From Washinston
HOTEL BRADDOCk
NJ. J. Crcghans Mgr.
VALLEY VIEW INN AND !
COTTAGES
Hammond & OSerlander
SEACHRlST MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Mrs. j. w. Seaehrist
CAMP SCHLEY INN
Miss Clara E. Coblentz
THE FAlRMONT
Miss Anne kefau~er
HAYES COTTAGE :.
Mrs. josephine Hayes
THE BRAETHORk
Mrs. Clarence ". Rudy
KELLER'S INN 4
Miss G. z. Keller
REST COTTAGE
Miss Louiss~C. Blum
SUNSET VIEW
J.. W. Harley
BELMONT COTTAGE
Miss Mary Fulmer
THE STONEHURST COTTAGE :
Mrs. C. O. Hotel. Prop.
6RADDOCK HEIGHTS GARAGE
Zimmerman Bros.
FREDERICK DAHLlA
GARDENS
BFaddcck Heights. MD
Blue Ridge Transportation Co oussss :
leave Eaieigh Hotel 1870 $50. 1880, 8.
). On SATURDAYS extra bus leaves at also
Also reached by b g. O.
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Mod
ern Eleyen-Story Hotel and
Apartment Building, known
as the Annapolis Hotel, Lo-
Gated at 18th, II and 18th
Streets Northwest, Washing
ton, D. c., Containing About
400 Rooms and Baths, Includ-
ing Equipment and Furnish
ings, With About IL Stores on
the First Floor Having En-
frances From the Street.
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CHEVY CHASE.
New Detached Homes oS0.
Charninsly situated on a iaree
fandscared site. with 1araee 20
match. this home Is one OF the best
values ever offered in this high-clsss
eectton- Large LIVING room With open
Grepiace dining room. model kitchen
with double tile drain. huilt-fr, refrtR-
orator. fulI-vidth covered front porch.
SPACIOUS bedrooms. full tile bath with
built in tub, hot-water heat. hard
Wood hoors throuxhout. fuliv e1uip-
Ped cellar: every modern facility, IN
Guiding copper screens throughout
e Justice 20 yourself you should see
this honne before buyins
F.. DOUGLASS co,
1891 x st. NV Franklin SErs
ETening Phone Services 7 20 Q PM
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Detached Corner Brick,
CHEVY CHASE, d. {.
S14.250,
7 Rooms. Tile Bath. laNatory.
new. modern. sll-brick corner
home OF attractive desisn. ,pleastngg
situated on large Handicapped sits.
This home is combination OF the
most durable construction end prac-
tieaily arranged interior, With tha
latest modern features including fuH
tiie bath and lavatcry with built-t0
hxtureS. model kitchen eouipnienf.
Spacious living room With open fres
race sun parlor. iarse covered
vrranda. cheerful bedrooms of ample
size. two-car brick garage. hot-wetef
heat, hardwood floors and mary
sther teattires. This Is truly an out
standing value
/. +. DOUGLASS co.
REALTORS
1921 X 81. NV Franklin ss7B'
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WANTED TO BUY--HOIISES.

PREFER BET. CAPITOL & LINCOLN PARK.
any size nonfe~ff bargain. I will pay all
cash Consider any section. Write fiiil
particulars only. 70i MeGill Bids.
WILL BUY AND PAY CASH FOR SMALL
properties. quick action.
Room aoa 9a7 18th ST, NV Fr sass
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THCS J. OWEN & SON, AUCTIONEERs
1431 Eve Street Northwest
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE. BEING "A TWO-STORY BRICK
DWELLING. OBTAINING SIX ROOMS
AND BATH. KNOWN AS IS CUE STREET
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OH THE LURE.
OF \ BARGAIN.
Everybody is lookins for bargains, and
II you reaiised what We are Offering you
would look at this one In Woodisy' Park
4 deltghtful new house with the many
touches Of elesancs and refinement that sO
10 make lovely home Think of your home
befnz new house Of rooms, cedar
closets, hnt-vater heat. screens, awnings,
lovely combination baths an excellent
huilt-in earagei on hill facing the rising
sun This is more than lust new house.
II Is an enchanting home In an excellent
location At an attractive price. Would you
like'to ses-it9 Call Main 1000.
w. II. WEST Co,
1919 St
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A. II. SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
su24-d 6ds. eXS3u&hCl
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rs Held
IN DEATH OF
GIRL
49, 49, So &c

TOLEDO. May Sd. Charles
Joseph Hops. ss.year.old taxi
driver. waived examination today
when arraiened on charge Of hav.
ing slain 7.year-old Dorothy Stella
sowslxi and plea of not guilty was
entered for him. He was held to
await the action 81 special grand
Jury
According to his signed statement
reported by police, hs had become
intoxicated with liquor obtained at|
tie wedding 81 ! neighbor and was
unable to assign any reason Tor the.
killing. Recollections of the SAY
l11g we're vague, his statement said.
Police said they attached slls-
plelon ~ Hoppe because lle aIld
Sfs wife formerly fOOmeq AZ tMe
honie Of Alex SielagOypslki, father Of
Dorothy. and because his descrip.
ton tailed with the data gatllerea
81 nlan dressed Ia black with
MISSING front tooth.
4 he dark suit and 3 shirt, spotts1
with telI.kale blood stains was us
covered Dy 0StSgtANcN ~ e =. $500 80
dug hole ii the rear Of Hoppe :
home.
Hoppe broke down when con-
fronked with the clothing and q
nlaster cast of his own teeth which
police said fitted exactly in the.
marks Oh the body Of the victim
After mutiIating and choking the.
pfrl. the statement said according
Is police, Hoppe took the body and.
threw II unOn the front porch Of
the home 81 Joseph Slkibinslki, uncle
81 the girI. The SIxibinslKi house is
across the street from the
SIel1g0WsIi home.
The murdered girl WAS q cousin
of Hoppe vile. sophia, ~ Mrs
Hoppe said that she suspected
hing was wrong when her
husband returned about 40 o'clock
in the morning. wearing clothes
stained with blood
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[ Motor Coach Schedules

WlNCHESTER via Middleburg Fairfax,
6pperviIle ana Paris Valley Line con.
nectfnnn Leave 80 D. 10 b h. 4 80
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81 IntelnalionaI News Services


PROvINs, France. May mi For
six successive days Nine. Eltienne
Pochard, aged 81. tried to commit
suicide. and on the sixth day she sue
cesded.
She tried 10 hang herself on the
day her husband blew hts brains out
81 flt Of nlelancholia, which WAS
brought On. neisabors said, By his
Wife,s peEinlfsn ard parsiupny.
Z l1e rope broke.
On the morrow Ehe jumped into
the river and waS rescued by laun-
dryw0man. The following morning
neighbOrs found her prostrate from
drink hair bottle Of disinfectant and
successfully admin stered an antidote.
The next day she swallowed car
bolic acid. which. diluted, lacked e.
fectiveness. Then she threw herself
out Of the first.stU1y window.
On the sixth day she went TO the
attic climbed d ladder. attached one
end Of 3 short length Of rope to q
rafter and the moose end to her neck
and jumped.
The rope did not break.
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Special Notices

HOUSEHOLD GOODS and personal prop
artY stored Iii the fOIl0Ming names viii
You Street n w. ii $50 o'clock Mrs.
R0salia Adams. Susan 3. Anthony Founda-
fiDn Clara B Br0adWater, Daisy Brown,
Mrs III III Garter. Mr. III MIS-. Boyd C.
Cunningham, Miss Jessie y. Davis Mr. or
Mrs. las. III. Dixon, Mrs. II Gs Evefsman.
Harvey Given. Emma Green. COmdr. Or
Mrs ID. i Hedrick u Henry Capt. u, q.
Il. Herwig. VIM. Il. Joiley. Mrs. 3. d.
Lindsey. ]. =. Mccain. Helen Lucille Nc
ImtOnh. Lula Moteu, Mr. or Mrs. MI Penf-
ford NJ II Riley Alfonso Small. Louis u.
foyer. FIDELTTY STORAGE COMPANY.
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Situations Wanted

$500. ;TArFoRp1 81 PFTgaaBEEIoN J
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kllUf III y bULINIA
LA PAZ, Bolivia, May 81. Amleri.
can Minister Kaufman presented
his credentials today.
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Rooms Through Classified Rent Ads
MUSICAL BANGING.
DR. ATTIC

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envelope aud date OF birth In own hand
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Real Estate

WATERFRONT PROPERTY SOFA
DEsTRABLE BUILDING LOCATIONS Near
Shelton Park Herald Harbor. on the
Severn WaehingtOn8 leading waterfront
develoDn1ent Inquire shelton e Cotton,
Inc, agents. 500 South Bldg. Main 262l:
LOTS on Chesapeake Bay ard West River:
also several cottages 80 miles from city.
West 2S-F-12
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STOREKEIEP 3 8 6fey aoVaneeeI 20 z
Co. COS District National Bank Bids.
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PAYING $40 A MONTH
which IL better to pay $40 In rent.
for which you get no return. or TO ap-
ply Il to the purchase of Home that
win soon become your very own!
For $40 3 month which includes all
carrying charges and leaves q very
substantial balance TO be applied 70 4
the principal, you can purchase this
big Colonial two-bedroOm Home.
1716 l. st. n. E.
JUST OFF BLADENSBURG BLVD.
1t il a most attI active house with
hardwood floors tile bath. electricity.
big Closets splendid kitchen, excellent
heating plant, big Colonial front porch.
prettily terraced lawn. In one OF the
very best neigh borhoods in Washing
ton. very high. in 9 community COM
posed entirely of Kite-built homes
handy to everything and everywhere
and yet out of the noise and dangers
of traffic. See 1t and you'll buy it
especially when ii will cost you less
than to rent. Open for inspection every
day and evening, including Sunday.
Take cars leaving 18th and II SITS.
N. W.. riding TO 18th aud SITS.
N. f.. walk two squares north or
transfer to bus.
HARRY A. KITE
INCORPORATED
1919 18TH ST. N, w. MAIN 4S4b
.
Putnam patriot., 1928-11-22
MRS. WALLACE JONES
 WAS MOTHER OF IA
Death of Putnam Woman Oc- CUTS Tn Norwich Friday Eve ming. Funeral Tuesday Morn ing at St. Msry's Church.

Mrs Diana Jones, wife of Wallace Jones. died at the tuberculosis hospi- tai, Norwich, Friday evening. Mrs. Jones was the mother of fourteen children. twelve of whom survive her She also leaves her husband, father and mother. three brothers and three sisters.
 Mrs. Jones wns born in Putnam, August I6. 1891. daughter of Mir and Mrs. David Favreault, She was mar ried to Mir. ienes in 1909 and has al- ways lived in Putnam
 The funeral service and solemn high mass of requiem were from SC. Mary's' church Tuesday morning at nine o'clock. Rev Q. o. Belletose celebrated the mass with Rev ! b. Casey deacon and Rev. Ernest Boi- loau sub-deacon. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery
 The bearers were all members of the Hook & Ladder Company of the Putnam fire department and were dressed in uniform. Edward keane, Vincent McAvoy, Fred McCulloch, Eugene Laparle. 4. A. Lucicr and Thomas McCone.
Putnam patriot., 1928-11-22
POLICE FIND MOTHER
 OF ABANDONED BABY

The police do not give the man a good reputation.
 It was not until Monday evening that the police were told of the ahan- donment. 4 local doctor was first summoned. The doctor informed the seleetmen of the affair and they noti- fed the police.
 Knock on the Door
 There are already some fourteen children in the Gothreau home. 1t was learned that Sunday night knock came on the door and when the door was opened the baby was found lying on the steps and an automobile was seen disappearing in the distance. The baby is said to be healthy. normal child and most attractive. As the Gothreau's could not keep the baby, it was later taken to the Day Kimball Hospital. This morning the mother and child went back to Willimantic with the representative of the Child Welfare Association, and it is intend ed to place the baby in the hospital there until final arrangements are made for a disposal of the case.
Putnam patriot., 1928-11-22
(. OF (. DIRECTORS
 HOLD MEETING
Listen to Report of Delegates to New Industries Committee New ! industries Committee Actively at Work.

The regular meeting of the difrct- ors Of the Putnam Chamber of Com merce was held at Che Putnam inn, Monday evening The president, see retary and ten members Of the board were present Matters concerning the welfare of The city were discussed and routine business transacted.
 The president, Walter x. King, and Francis Metcalf, delegates to the New England Conference, held in Portland, Maine, last Thursday and Friday, gave an account of that meeting. It is proposed to spend x3O0.000 a year for three years to advertise New Eng land and New England's quality pro- ducts.
 The new industries committee has been Investigating several manufac- turing concerns that have appeared as prospects for locations in this city. The work of getting new industries into city is diseourging. many pros poets being interviewed and enter tained before one is induced to change their location. However, the commit tee is live one and hardly a week passes but what there is activity of some sort in an endeavor to fsll va cant floor space now available here.
Putnam patriot., 1928-11-22
POMFRET GIRL WEEDS
 BOSTON MAN IN N. Y.
Miss Mildred Almira Hattin, P. H. s. '24, Bride of Prescott B. Cummings, at the Little Church Around the Corner.

Prescott Brownell Cummings. 2f. of Boston. and Miss Mildred Almira Hattin. daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Conc Hattin. Pomfret, a graduate of the Putnam high school, class of 1921. were married at the Little Church Around the Corner. New York Citv. last Saturday merning at il3o o'. clock, Rev Styran performing the marriage.
 The bride wore dress of brown chiffon and carried yellow chrysanthe- nuns.
 After spending the dsy in New York and Mount Vernon, Mir. and Mrs. Cummings left for Boston on the Fall River line boat.
 The couple left Boston for New York by automobile. accompanied D ' friends. Charles Garceau and Teddy Hall of Boston and at New London the party was joined by Miss Gladys Peterson of Pomfret. now living in New London.
 Mir. Cummings is a native of New Bedford, Mass. He is a grandson of the late William Wood. president of the American Woolen Company.
Putnam patriot., 1928-11-22
Marriage Annulled;
 Deaf Mute Married Here

Mrs. Josephine Corey. a deaf mute who was married in Putnam, July 20, 1927. to George F. Corey of Wor- cester. had her marriage annulled in the Worcester probate court. Monday.
 The wife answered in writing the questions put to her by the court and counsel. She said she learned last September that her supposed husband had been previously married and had been divorced by his first wife. She alleged that when he went through this second marriage the required two years had not elapsed after his divor- ee from his first wife. Testimony was also introduced to show that Corey had been abusive io the peti- toned and did not provide for her support.