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The Washington times., 1934-03-03

BOOKER To-day and until Thurs
day, John Boles IN Beloved" with
Gloria Stuart; short subjects. Friday,
change Of program.
BROADWAY - Sunday and Monday,
Jack Haley, Jack Oakie and Ginger
Rogers in Sitting Pretty" featuring the
most popular song Of the day, Have
Ethel Waters in ''Bubbling Over" Tues
day, Jack Holt and Fay Wray in Master
Of Mem; also the Mills Brothers IN The
Little Broadcast; final chapter. Fight
Thursday, Spencer Tracy in "A Mans
Castle" with Loretta Young. Friday.
Otto Kruger in Women in His Life"
I with Ben Lyon and Una MerkeL Satur-
Chapt,- 2. 'Tsrzan the Fearless" With
Buster Crabbe
CAMEO-Sunday and Monday, Wheeler
and Woolsey in Hips, Hips Hooray"
in Bedside" Thursday. William Powell
in "Kennell Murder Case" Friday,
Wynn Gibson and Charles Farrell in
Aggie Appleby": also Tarzan serial.
Saturday, Hoot Gibson in Fighting Par
son. and George Bancroft in Blood
City"
FAIRLAWN - Sunday and Monday,
Rio". 60 ~ nlo r,n IN rlVlng DOWN TO
and Ginger Rogers in "chance at
Heaven; Broadway brevities. Wednes-
dav and Thursday, James Cagney and
Joan g,os BlonGell in "Footlight Parade"
cartoon and Strange As It Seems. >
Saturday, Ell Brendel in "Olsen's Big
Moment; cartoon; comedy; matinee
only. Chapter 10. 'Peris of Pauline"
RAPHAET-Tod,v on5 ,,+;,
George O'Brien and Irene Bentley in
Frontier Marshal" Many added
day. Boris Karloff in THE Lost Patrol"
with Victor McLaglen. Wednesday and
Thursday Sally Eilers in walls of
Cold" Friday, change of program.
ROSALTA-Sunday and Monday, "son
Of Kong" (Back to the Land of King
Kong.D Tuesday, Lionel Barrymore and
Alice Brady in Should Ladies Be
Carson Wednesday and Thursday.
Katherine Hepburn in Little Women"
with Joan Bennett and Frances Dee.
Friday, Jack Holt and Fay Ray in
O'Brien in Smoke Lightning"; Chapter
l. ''Tarzan. the Fearless" with Buster
Crabbe.
SEOO' Silver spring, Mu.-MOnday
and Tuesday. Dinner at Eight" with
Marie Dressler and John Barrymore
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday,
Mr.. Sketch" with will ROBBERS and
Zasu Pitts; comedy; cartoon; newsreel.
Friday, Sitting Pretty" with Jack
oakie and Ginger Rogers; comedy: car
toon; Chapter 10 Kit Carson" Satur-
day, double feature, "Son of a Sailor"
with Joe E. Brown; King of Wild
| Horse" with Rex, the wonder horse /;
new serial Gordon of Ghost City; car
| toon. Matinee, p. m.
STATE, Bethesda, Md.-George Arliss
| in ..Disraell, Bert Lohr Musical lBene-
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
PAINTING,
PAPER URGES

The time has come when own
ers and builders must plan their
painting projects and treat paint
ing as an essential part of build
ing design, according to the Feb
ruary issue of Real Estate Mag
azine, which discusses the neces-
sity for Planned Painting" and
its relation to sound, light, heat
and new types of building ma
terialS.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

fit performance for Newcomb Library.)
Monday and Tuesday. Warner Baxter
and news. wednesday and Thursday,
del in "oisen's Big Moment Friday,
double feature, Too Much Harmony"
feature, six Express" and straw
berry Roam; comedy and news.
H1PPODRoME-sunday and Monday:
skitch M rogers tuesday eHS 1"s% and 1S Wednesday,
Katherine Hepburn in Morning Glory"
sheila Terry and Neil Hamilton = Silk
Express" Thursday: Paul NUM- and
and Saturday: John Wayne in "Tele-
graph Trail" and "1n the Money" with
an all-star cast.
HOWARD-Today. and until Friday:
1.-THE Washboard Serenaders," with Cora
Green, popular songstress. and Hardy
Brothers Orchestra, with many we'll
known Harlem entertainers. On the
screen, Kay Francis in "Mandalay," with
Ricardo Cortez. Amateur nights, Wednes-
day and Friday. Midnight show satur-
day.
JEssE-sunday and Monday: Take
a Chance" with James Dunn and June
Tuesday: Double feature, The Big
Brain" with George E. Stone and Fay
Wray My Woman" with Helen
Twelvetrees and Victor Jory: Comedy;
Eight" with Marie Dressler ard Joh1
Barrymore. Comedy. Cartoon. Friday:
"Ace of Aces" with Richard Dix.
Comedy. Novelty. Final chapter, "Phan-
tom Of the Air" Saturday; Double Double
fsatG6s ErTin and 5efG6s Dorotny wson w'en %
Justice" with Ken Maynard. Baby
Burlesk. Chapter Z. kit Carson"
Matinee, p. m.
day: Eddie Cantor in Roman Scandals"
Short Subjects Friday: New offering.
PALM, Del Ray, Va.-Monday and
Tuesday: "Duck Soup" with the Four
Marx Brothers. Short subjects Wednes-
stanwyck and Otto Kruger. Short Sub
jects. Thursday and Friday: "Going
Hollywood" with Marion Davies and
Bing Crosby. Short Subjects. Saturday:
Carole Lombard and Gene Raymond.
Trail Drive" with Ken Maynard. Serial.
STRAND; AND DeaRwgHd. any Pc; P; c;wsupdfg %tfg
and Monday Thr Gnca wso siso
Bitter Sweet" with an all-star cast.
Tuesday: stage Mother" with Alice
Brady and Maureen }ts o,sullvan; T., ais also
Mad Game" with Spencer Tracy and
Claire Trevor; and The PrizefishteIr
Myrna 10y. Friday Havana Widows"
with Joan Blondell and Glenda Farrell:
and my Lips Betray," with Lillian
Harvey and John Boies. Saturday:
Take a Chance" with James Dunn and
June Knight; and MY Woman" with
Wallace Ford and Fay Wray.
sYLVAN-sunday and Monday: 'son
of Sailor,'' with Joe E. Brown;
comedy; silly symphony. Tuesday and
Wednesday: "Mr. Skitch," with Will
Rnzara and Zasm pitta. comedv MRo-
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
Heaters for Bears

Special heaters were installed
next to the water to allow two
trained bearS-Blackie and
Brownie-to be dried comfortably
after their swimming escapades
with Bing Crosby in We're Not
Dressing"
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

MODERN BRICK HOME at 1928 Sheridan St. N. w..
containing seven and two baths sold to Mr.. and
Mrs Bradley H. and Ruth G. Burrows, who will occupy
house represents one of McKeevers outstanding units
in the Sheridan Park Section The transaction was
effected through the McKeever-Hartung Co., Inc.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

Warner Baxter in "As Husbands Co."
Tuesday and Wednesday! Charles Rug
giles In Goodbye Love-" and Alice
White in king for Night" Thursday:
and Friday: George O'Brien in Frontier
Marshall" Saturday: Fay Wray in
Madame fspy,'" and Tim Mccoy in
"Straightaway"
The Washington times., 1934-03-03
Next Weeks Movie Bills at Neighborhood Theoters
BY Feg Murray

mantle Journey. Thursday: THE Right
to Romnace." with Ann Harding and
Nils Aster; comedy; cartoon. Friday:
"Silk Express" with Neil Hamilton and
Sheila Terry; comedy; review; Chapter
8 Phantom of the Air" Saturday:
Double feature, Horse Play" with Slim
Summerville and Andy Devfhe; above
the Clouds" with Robert Armstrong and
Richard Cromwell; Chapter 10 kit Car
SON.; cartoon. Matinee i p. m.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

SYLVAN-Sunday and Monday: "son
of a Sailor" with Joe E. Brown;
comedy, silly symphony. Tuesday and and
Wednesday: "Mr. Skitch," with Will
Rogers and Zasu Pitts; comedy. "Ro-
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

STATE, Bethesda, Md.-George Arliss
in 'Disraelr'; Bert Lohr Musical. (Bene-
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

BOOKER To-day and until Thurs
day, John Boles IN Beloved" with
Gloria Stuart; short subjects. Friday,
change Of program.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

REPUBLTC-Today and until Tues
day. Boris Karloff in THE Lost Patrol"
Thursday Sally Eilers in walls of
Cold" Friday, change of program.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

AVALON-Sunday. Monday and Tues
in Fashions of 1934": band reels. We'd
nesday and Thursday: Paul Lukas and
Elsie Landi in by Candelight"; Nc
Hugh comedy. Friday: Dorothea Week
in "Cradle Song; showboat short. Sat-
urfay: Charlie Ruggles. Mary Boland.
Burns and Allen, in "Six of a Kind" {:
pirate Treasure" No. 2; Mickey Mouse
and comedy.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

AVENUE GRAND-sunday, Monday
and Tuesday: William Powell and
Bette Davis in Fashions of 1934";
cartooon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Robert Montgomery and Madge Evans
in Fugitive Lovers" comedy. Friday:
Dorothea Week in "Cradle Song: COM
edy. Saturday: Fay Wray in Madame
Spy: pirate Treasure" No. /; comedy.
'Silly Symphony"
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

AMBASSADOR-Sund and Monday:
Kay Francis and Ricardo Cortez in
"Mandalay"; comedy. Tuesday and
Wednesday,: Charlie Ruggles and Mary
Boland in six of a Kind" satire,
Come to Dinner" Thursday and Fri
day: Wheeler and Woolsey in Hips,
Hips, Hooray"; Ben Blue comedy. Sat
urday: Fay Wray in Madame Spy;
comedy, Mickey Mouse.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

RAPHAEL-Todav and until FRIDAY
George OBrien and Irene Bentley in
Frontier Marshall Many added
features,
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

YORK-Sunday and Monday: Gene
Raymond and Dolores Del Rio in Fly
ing Down to Rio; cartoon. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Paul Lukas and ELISA Landi
in "By Candlelight'; comedy. Thurs
day: Roland Young in His Double Life;
comedy. Friday: Claudette Colbert in
''Four Frightened Peorle": comedy. Sat
urday: Zasu Pitts and Pert Kelton in
'Meana& Gal in Town; cartoon.
The Washington times., 1934-03-03

APOLLO-Sunday and Monday: Fred
erick March. Miriam Hopkins and Gary
Cooper in Design for Living: Tues
day and Wednesday: Claudett Colbert
and Herbert Marshall in -Four Fright
ened People,; Bing Crosby comedy.
Thursday and Friday: Paul NUM- in
Hi Nellie; McHugh comedy. Satur-
day; Zasu Pitts and Bert Kelton in
"Meanest Gal In Town: Charlie Chap
lin comedy, "Popeye."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
Claimed Divorce

That at the time of the mar
riage Of plaintiff and defendant
herein, the plaintiff had advised
or represented to the defendant,
and the defendant believed, that
she was lawfully divorced from
the said Waldo H. Payson by a
decree of the Circuit Court of
Alexandria, Virginia. That the
defendant (croSS-plaintiff herein)
now AYERS that said alleged de-
cree of divorce, which was secured
by the plaintiff (cross-defendant
herein from the said Waldo H.
Payson, was absolutely null and
void and that the marriage be-
tween the plaintiff and the said
Waldo II. Payson subsisted at the
time Of said alleged divorce, and
still SubSistS by reason of the fol.
lowing facts:
l. That on the 9th day Of
January, 1920, and for an entire
year Immediately preceding said
date, the plaintiff was an actual
and bona fide resident Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia.
2. That on aforesaid date plain.
tiff, under the name of Gladys
Payson, caused to be filed in the
Circuit Court of Alexandria
county, State Of Virginia, a bill
for absolute divorce against her
husband, in which bill she falsely
and fraudulently alleged that she
had been domiciled in the State Of
Virginia for a period of one year
prior to the filing Of said suit, and
that she was at said time q bona
fide resident of Alexandria county,
Va.
8. That at the time of the filing
of said suit neither plaintiff nor
the said Waldo H. Payson were
domiciled in the State of Virginia.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
Service Denied

4. That the said Waldo H. Pay
son was not personally served with
process, and did not appear or
cause his appearance to be en-
tered in said cause.
5. That the Circuit Court for
the county of Alexandria, Va, be-
ing so misled concerning its juris-
diction, by reason of said repre-.
sensations as to domicil in the
State of Virginia, granted her (the
plaintiff hereinO a divorce from
the said Waldo H. Payson.
6. That Immediately after the
signing Of said decree of divorce,
the plaintiff returned to the city
of Washington in the District OF
Columbia and has continuously
resided here since that time, and
has in fact never resided or been
domiciled Virginia.
7. That, because of the forego.
ing reasons, the decree of the
Alexandria court was and is null
and void, and Is not entitled to
recognition and IS not binding in
CnlS Jur1SdlCt1on.
The cross-defendant, therefore,
contended that said decree being
null and void, by reason Of the
foregoing, the alleged marriage
between the plaintiff and defend
ant herein must necessarily be
null and void by reason Of the
fact that plaintiff had a living
husband at the time of said mar.
riage.
The plaintiff (cross-defendant)
in answer to the said cross-bill
submitted the following facts:
l. That she was lawfully mar.
ried to defendant (croSs-plaintiff)
in Washington, District of Column
tla, on october q, 1920.
2. That she was formally mar
ried to one Waldo H. Payson.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
SET
Fore v, CLOSE

Graduates of George Washing
ton University will wear red roses
tonight when the first ceremonies
of senior week get under way.
Preceded by the annual meeting
of the General Alumni ASsoci-
alton, a reception and ball will be
held in honor of the graduates at
the Mayflower Hotel tonight. At
the same time the Steel Gauntlet
Honorary Society will hold a tap
service to designate those of the
Junior class who will become mem.
berS.
Tomorrow at p. m. baccalau-
reate services will be held in ALI
Souls Church. with the Rev. DR..
Allen Stockdale, pastor Of the
First Congregational Church, Off
ciating. Mondays events will in
clude a reception to the gradual
ing class to be rendered at the
Washington Club by President
and Mrs. Cloyd Heck Marvin.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
DR.J.E.FREEMAN
To ADDRESS
GRADUATES

The annual baccalaureate serv'
ice for the graduating class Of the
National Cathedral School will be
held in the great choir Of Wash
ington Cathedral tomorrow after.
noon at 4 o'clock with the Right
Rev. James E. Freeman, DID,,
LID, delivering the address
Special music for the occasion
will be rendered by the girls in
the school choir. The procession,
which will form in front Of the
Phoebe A. Hearst Building at $3.50
O'Clock, will include not only
members Of the graduating class
but the entire student body, the
faculty and a large representa- ton
Of alumnae.
The sermon at the service Of
morning prayer and Holy Com
munion in the great choir at II
o'clock will be delivered by the
Rev. Daniel A. McGregor, Ph.D.,
executive secretary Of the Depart
ment of Religious Education
under the National Council of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in
New York city.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
Church Announcements
DR.. J. E. Briggs to Observe
Silver Anniversary

Thousands Of friends and aSSo-
ciates throughout the city will join
with DR.. John e. Briggs tomorrow
in celebrating the close of his
twenty-fifth year as pastor Of
Fifth Baptist Church. DR.. Briggs
came to washington in 1909 from
Atlanta, and since that time has
labored increasingly to make his
congregation one Of the closest
units and most alert organizations
in this country. During this IS
years period, DR.. Briggs has sue
ceeded in adding more than 1000
members to his church, reducing
the church debt more than $50, 900,
employing a church missionary,
establishing chapel on Four and
a Half Street, and purchasing the
parsonage on r Street.
DR.. Briggs has given tirelessly
Of his time in aiding the organiza-
ton of suburban Baptist churches,
making evangelistic campaigns
throughout the south, and bring
ing hordes Of young people into
the church.
He contributed valuable services
during the World War in camps
and hospitals. In 1917 Richmond
University conferred the degree
of Doctor of Divinity on DR..
Briggs, and his alma mater, Mer-
Ger College gave him the same
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
LEGAL NEWS---COURT RULINGS
u. S. Married Clause Called
Penalty on Wedlock

; plaintiff established her residence
at Cherrydale, Va, but continued
to operate her business in the Dis.
trict of Columbia and Virginia.
Z. That the defendant (cross-
PLAINTIFF was a frequent visitor
at her residence in Cherrydale,
Va.
8. That the laws of the State
Of Virginia were complied with
in every particular and that her
decree of divorce from the said
Waldo H. Payson was a valid and
binding decree.
8. That because Of the fore
going reasons land others not
necessary to mention here) her de.
cree was valid and her marriage
with the defendant herein was a
legal and binding marriage by
reason of the fact that she was
legally divorced at the time of said
marriage.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
REALTY TRADE
WILL VOTE ON
CODE BOARD

washington real estate brokers
who are not affiliated with the
local real estate board should
participate in the election of their
representatives to the code au
thority of the real estate broker
age industry.
This appeal was made today by
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards.
The election is being conducted
by the election committee under
procedure approved by the code
administration. Three members
Of the code authority will be Sc
lected by real estate brokers who
are not members of real estate
boards affiliated with the ma
tional association.
In order that real estate brokers
may vote for their representa-.
tives, a supply of ballots has been
obtained by the Washington Real
Estate Board. The approved form
Of ballot will be furnished any
non-board member who calls at
the office of the washington Real
Estate Board, 1417 K st. N. w.
The election closes June Z and
all ballots must be mailed to the
election committee. SO East Van
Buren, ST., Chicago.
Election Of F.. Elliot Middleton
as a member of the American In
stitute of Appraisers Of the Ma
tional Association of Real Estate
Boards numbered the 280th mem
bership in this national apprais-
ers' body.
Mr.. Middleton is a vice presi-
dent of the Washington Real Es-
tate Board and has served as a
member Of the appraisal COM
mittee Of the local board. During
the past "a years Mr.. Middleton
has been actively engaged in sew
eral phases of the real estate
business, having handled the
rental, sale and construction of
properties in the District and
nearby Maryland.
While continuing his activity
along these lines, he has devoted
his time to the study Of real es-
tate appraiSing. Mr.. Middleton
has represented the Department
of Justice and the Treasury De-
partment in the acquisition of
private property for the triangle
development, the extension of
Rock Greek Park playground, and
other Federal projects.
In addition, he has appeared in
the local courts in behalf of
property owners in the street ex-
tension cases, and has served as
an appraiser for local banks and
trust companies in loan applica-
lions and settlement of estates.
The American Institute of Real
Estate Appraisers is a division of
the National Association of Real
Estate Boards organized specific
ally for developing, appraisal and
procedure.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
GIRL TWINS ARE
CRACK SHOTS

It would be. a "swell story" if
the twins and the father and son
came from the same family and
were graduated with the 700 stu
dents at the University of Mary
land today. But they didn't.
The twins, however, provide the
strangest Believe it or not"
They are both crack shots with
a rifle, each won four Ms for her
prowesS, both won medals for be-
ing among the highest scorers for
the four years of their university
life, both are members of Alpha
Xxi Delta, and both played on the
hockey and baseball teams.
The only difference between
Irene and Josephine Knox, who
live in College Park, is that Jose
phine two years ago became the
national intercollegiate rifle cham
pion. Both of them couldn't be
champion at the same time!
George w. Norris, senior and
JUNIOR, father and son, of Annapo-
lis, will be graduated together to-
dy, both in engineering. The SEN
ior Norris is receiving a masters
degree.
The father was remarkably &C.
tive in school activities when he
attended the university in 1919,
the record shows. He was cor
poral and adjutant of the R. O..
T. c., president of the Rossbourg
Club, editor of the school paper.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
Church Notes

Ninth Street Christian-Com-
munion service at II a. m. Sermon
by pastor, Rev. Clifford H. Jope
Becoming as Children" At
p. m, annual children's day serv-
ices led by Bible school. Wednes-
day, Sixtieth anniversary Of mis-
sionary society, 1890 a. m.
Metropolitan Baptist-Rev. j. c
Ball preaching at II a. m, on eat
Such a Time as This" (Report
Of convention in Rochester last
week. DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Manley lecture on India.
Bethesda Baptist-Rev. A. G.
Slaght, director of Christian
League, preaching at 7:45 p. m
Pastor, Rev. 3. M. Osgood talks
at 11:15 q. m. on THE Truth
About Truth"
Mt. Vernon Place M. E. South
DR.. Forney Hutchinson preaching
at both services. Morning topic
THE Masters Memorial" and al
8 p. m. 1.-THE Voyage of Life
prayer meeClng thursday evening
at 8, pastor conducting.
First COngregatiOnal-Dr. A. A
Stockdale will preach at II a. m
subject, "Ten Bridesmaids" Even
ing worship discontinued fol-
season.
Francis Asbury M. E.-Rev. E
c. Berry preaching at II and 8
Topics: Departure from the Upper
Room" and "The Stimulus Of
Christ" Organ recital from TAO
to s p. m. by ALE H. Watson.
Calvary M. E. Church-Dr. Ver-
non Ridgely preaching for both
services. II a. m. Good News for
a Troubled World" and p. m.
1.-THE Neighborly Spirit"
H Street ChriStian-C. N. Will
liams, minister. Communion serv-
ices and sermon, II a. m. Even
ing worship, 8 p. m.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
RENTAL BOOST
PLAN DENIED

There will be no increase in
rents in Washington, representa-
tives of five leading realtors in
the renting field, asserted yes
terday.
The statements were made in
answer to charges by James Ring,
investigator for the Public Utili-
ties Commission, that raise
was being considered.
The real estate men denied
that any such move would be
made. The rental companies,
which control the greater part
of the activity here, are H. L.
Rust Company, Randall Hagner,
B. F. Saul Company, Shannon
and Luchs and Thomas j. Fisher.
Britten Browne, partner in
Randall Hagner, with more than
1000 tenants, said:
'AS far as / know there has
been no effort to increase
rents. And 1 do not see how
there could be. The number
Of vacancies would be the con-
trolling factor in making any
changes in rents. While va
cancieS have lesSened slightly
in the past 80 days, most land
lords are glad enough to have
tenants at the prevailing
rents"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
FOUR BOYS HELD
IN ROBBERY

Four youths, all under 10, were
being held by police today in
connection with robbery last
night.
Edward D. McCollum, of the
600 block E st. S. E., reported to-
day that his wallet, containing
$34, was snatched last night by
a youth dressed in a white. blood
spattered shirt, while he was
standing on the corner Of Sew
enth and E Streets Southeast.
Shortly afterward police ar
rested Emmett Waller, Is, of the
600 block E st. S. E.; Henry
Arendes, IT, of the 800 block C
St. S. E.: Charles Leapley, IT,
of the TOO block G st. S. E., and
Charles r. Donahue, 10, of the
900 block G st. s. E. They are
being held for investigation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1934-06-02
DIVORCE-DOMICn-
ELECTION

1. Where a party has two
places of business, one In the Dis
trict of Columbia and the other
in Virginia, having a room or
apartment in both places, she has
the right to adopt either IS her
home, even II the purpose for so
doing is to obtain q divorce.
2. Where q dOmicil Is once es.
tablished that dOmicil il not
changed by an intention to aban.
don it until the new dOmicil has
been actually acquired.
In the case Of Gusdorf VS.. Gus
dorf, Equity No. 55191, a bill was
filed for limited divorce, to which
bill the defendant answered by
way Of a cross-bill to declare his
marriage to the plaintiff null and
void.
The cause came on for hearing
before Mr.. Justice Bailey on the
bill, answer and crosS-bill.
The contention Of the de-
PENDANT in his cross-bill and at the
trial was, in substance, that on
october q, 1920, the plaintiff
and defendant entered into q
ceremonial marriage in the Dis.
trict of Columbia.
That the plaintiff on the 22nd
of November, 1918, in the City Of
Boston, Massachusetts,, had en-
tered into legal bonds of matri'
mony with one Waldo H. Payson,
That the said plaintiff and her
former husband had lives as hus.
band and wife in the cities Of
Boston and New York.