The Washington times., 1929-04-05
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RENo. NeYs April g 1N.s9.
f5Siene Gafnet Patton 1nlia xa1npsd
John steele. noted sInSsf g t1ke
III husband jealous and p feyain
Ills iove and lnfnan broke her
nose snh Dl6rks1 her eye 50 that
10 one BDdid ever love her. TIE
pretty defendant a Rene most
sensational divorce cese tpld ire
jarr fh6t vii dsslde tl1e actlgn
Mfs. Inn6n taxing the stand -
CLOSING wlthe1s IL lef cross suit
* divorce xnSnan. wealthy Duke
f6b56 6Eo fortune heir was ko resume
hnr 1fnff from tie Nftnt1S stand
fo6d9 1lcalIf denying All of
IRE 2Sf tlokiaf ciietEcs niAdt 8 Raiiiht
her II her Husband, g Gftofee suit,
fffr 17t1an charged her l'lishand
with nto&s sntelapa f1nces neslect
ana cruelty.
Dl1n'& Lore SINGER
arrE. Tninnn adInifled having cor
ssbonded with Atee.o all1 derlAfed
me had p1irp ~ LETT the poetic
love letters from klle glngsf for her
husband ~ tina
ma yeu Icxe sseeae7e her cbln-
sel asked
10. she sald
DID lis care koE yeass
1olsk know
WIZ dld you wtite n each
Ufner
a vainpsd steele. 70 make Waiksr
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make hin walke np and not - -
ssrs w sysr Out alons Win
Hkeele7'
'leker ii ~ iifs.
'Dil he ever mean Anything 70
yoslg
ATrs. Itiinan said she had been
told Steele WAS row IN Italy.
Asked concerning alIeged intimacy
with Steele she replled
Itss aelthnrate Asl,
BeafAsl, Ehe Sa1a
Mrs.. Infnan charged that ller
husband had broken her nOse allL
blacEed her ezs ~ no one would
ever love her again.
III waiter rad never brought out
Steeiass aezketn. ! would not have
told " tfle broken nose, she said.
Did you eVsr discuss the letters
with your hsrShand2 2's
Yes. Re aaid Steele could write
Did You say ycn would tive
Innnan an the pulJIAciky you could n
No. aif. feared publicity for
myself and because Of my father.
Mrs. Infnar Ii the daughter 0f ar
Indiana Clergyman
Telling the atory Of the broken
nose" Incident, Mrs Innian said:
II had attended 3 tea party with
some women friends. Their hNs.
bands joined che party and L. Was
invited 70 dinner. telephOnea
walker and Ne Aatd C was an right.
When reEnrhed home about 40
q nj. he ssaS asleep. Z said. aIlSer,
darling, geE Up. he Vas very drunk
and struck me. I couldn't phone BE-
cause he cut the wires ana ran into
tbs hall calling tor 4 doctor.
Dldnt Want Gossip
The haiI boy asked IL walker had
done this ana said No, no. Just
get me doctor. dldak want
gossip around the apartment house
ne struck lae again with his fiat ana
said ne was doing It 50 that no one
would ever love me again. was too
stunned u fight hack NY eyes were
black Tor month
Mrs. Inmam said she had never
heard the explanation Or this Incl
dent given by her husband on the
stand before.
/: We all knew how Il happened.
she said.
How slld yon come tO know Rab.
ert Yap ~ wei? ~
took music lessons from him. z
Btll Grant nhe said, was 1nman's
cousin ana declared that elis did
NOT know Grant was to be at Louis.
vile, KY, when she went there as
" guest Of AErs wallace al whose
home slle stayed.
ares Car Order
Did Bill Grant ever exnreas any
affection for yoIl?'
& Yes. In front o9 walker he saia
he would buy III the cars III tie
world fer me.
4 .nid y0il can walker Il ebunaf. !.
On; yes We 5oIIed about that.
calIea him dcarnr ana many
names that lovers use.,
Inman pictured Inaaan a.
being drunk frequently. she nafd
he acted lissraeefulIy at the Green
NH hk squirting champagne 81
4 trip Ia California. On 4 boat
trip t0 Connecticut she said ke
became Intoxicated and Waa Sina-
ing ana swinging on the rones 81
the b0st saying. I'm = aa0nlEey =
She seld Tnman drank with Ms
servants She said her husband
Delighted III getting c0lnrsd ssr'V-
ant IA the radio room ana fsli him
how many niggefs he alsot down
South Z.
Hnra on ye1
The servants eyes would non
ON. Mrs Inn1an naid.
She declared fllat her ha,aks,,a
stocked up with 100 eanes eaeh s.
Scotch Bourbon. rtk. In. nort
wine and crane de cncao 3ilrk ~.