The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1933-08-03
LOVERS CROSS
COLORLlNE
fcodtinded rom rags TWO

ipcofrieiblel lof lainopealt 1lvxers
whp has dared 60 flnmb her
nose at conventions has been the
tempestuous Nancy cnnard,
This daughter OF the founder
of the Cunald Steamship lines
dared to publish a pamphlet en-
utled sBlack Man and White
nodyshipa which took a slap at
social leaders high on the Eng.
llsh scales because they snohbed
her colored escort whom she took
to social function
Later Naney's name was as
|seciated with that of Paul Robe-
son and upon her arrival In AZ
merlca she was said to have been
accompanied by Henry crowder.
former Washington D. @. musi-
clan whom she met In Paris.
Nancy later set tongues to
maeglng when she sailed to Cuba
with another eOlored man. She
was last heard of IN London "a d
ing the Seottsboro Defense fund.
Roland Hayes
Roland Hayes. the information
ally known tenor. who spends as
Imueh1time across the ocean as
lie does at home was at one time
involved in scorchy love affair
with an Austrian Countess ac7
cording to the Vienna press.
although he was reported fre-
lsanently enroHte to the altar and
the countess went to the trouble
OF diyorc ng her husband and OF
trailing the singer to European
Capitals the marriage never ma
i I, rallied
panl Roleson
mrs. Robeson. OF New York,
the wife of the internationally
famous acor Singer. who enter
or suit for divorce against her
husband announced that she
would name prominent English
woman as correspondent but tAis
individual was never brought to
light when the Robesons decided
to patch Up their differences
While The Rhinelander and the
Betltia Brown cases in which Go
thahi miliIohahes layished for
tunes on their sepia consOrts are
feeent enough for all of us to
remember they were not without
81 &c dent. Z
These unusual love affairs
were. anteeeded by the famous
Hannah Elials and John N. Plhlt
fwhite). case In 1901.
Almost simultaneously with
he stores OF The alleged dlshp.
. ayancey Of the eNlSoniea beatty
Heteh Lee Woftlilne. WHO mar-
fied Or Ieasepe Nelson. rich Los
Angeles physician MIS- suwaHna
GreeI. beautiful GernIan widow
or Rieiiafd b. tl8iek Greer, who
has been arrested. discharged.
sud reaifested on charges OF
kflfing her hubbard again "a s.
ed her temporary freedom here
Just week when she furnished
$1,000 bail. She was re-arrested
ion two emnts~a4mnrde aud pos
ssesgioIl ofaa gun by an alien.
Ed The woman's bail had been
reduced from larger sum at
the reluestraf her rolereIi attor7
neys. Willis o. Tyler and Edwin
Jefferson. m B
s This case has caused city-wlte
comment and sharp lines have
been drawn between defenders
and critics of the woman. She
confines to hold her colofed
friends who have not deserted
her IN hsf trouble. She had the
same attorneys she had at the.
Inquest and win keep them until'
a final disposition is made of the
DR.. wiIiiam Heny washington
In 1890, Dr.. William Henry
Washington, prominent Newark
(N.J) physician, was sued for
$4,000 Tor breach of promise
by Miss Ethel aoannon, when the
doctor Tilted her and married al
Mrs. iIEeieni WDlfson, = white.
The Hunf-Mckehna Case
Boston had its taste OF inter-
fa'c'atl love spice when Cary Ro-'
bert Hunt, coloIed man, was
arrested for raping Mrs, Gather
me McKenna. s5is
To the modification of the
rich husband, who ordered his
arrest. Hunt produced a batch
OF love letters which proved he
mad been Mrs. McKennas echo
colate Daddy" as she called him
and the case was dismissed Hunt
later sued the husband for $685.
900 damages. for false arrest
George Schuyler Y
/ George S. Schuyler, NY. au7i
thor and newspaper writer, In
spite OF the fact that he is a BIT
lei commentator ON radical injhs-
tice, and severe critic Fpf the
Waite race. is nafaaed 10 q Dix
ieAwhite girl, who gives him peri
feet sympathy i'm his work.
Jack johnson
Jack johnson. ex-heavyweight
champion OF the world. has had
three white wives. He is now In
Trance where me Is Aylng with
H.. Iniont h,.r1l. =. 49,. ~ q mar.