Casper Daily Tribune Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 7

TWO RUSS GIRLS MARRY IN ORDER TO REMAIN HERE Two Russians Who Arrive at Ma-| nilla as Stowaways Escape Deportation by Marrying Two Yank Soldiers | BIANILA, P. 1., (By Mail).—Two Rus. sian girls who arrived recently from | Siberia as stowaways on the transpoit Crook, escaped deportation today by! marrying American soldiers of the sist| infantry. The girls, Ola Vohromayeva and Feo- dorahka, Motha, dressed as American soldiers, boarded the transport at Vladi- vostok, and their identiy did not become known until the ship, carrying more than 1,000 officers and men of the 31st | Infantry, was well on her voyage. When | they attempted to land here they were | taken into custody. | An hour before the transport M: waska was ready to sail for Viaudiv tok, the girls were taken to the pier by officers of the Immigration service who expected to start them on rheir| return to Siberia. } While the part pier and a Filipini ing the gir! and Private F appeared with da- j | WOULD FLY AS HIGH AS HUBBY- | | 4 crowd which had been attraccod to y was waiting at the| the pier, cheered the girls us they re- they drove awa ‘9 policaman was xard-| fused to budge. : husbands Sergeant Morris Duncan} While the officers at the pier st- Well cheer. Nall of the aist Infantry | tempted to seek advice over the t marriage license ond a phone from hea.iqui-*r performed a vou-| waska pulled into the str “| ed on her way to Viadi to embark,| The immigra to release the gi ble ceremony. ‘When told to get rea the girls protested with their » the crowd irs. Hobart Steely, a Salt Lake aviatrix, who has applied for membership in the Aero club of Utah. She wants to fly and outdo the fecords of her hubby, Hobart Steely, an aviator and member of the club. American ive then a fare- e Caspet Daily Cribune PAGE SEVEN BURGLARY RATES UP 25 PERCENT ACCOUNT THEFTS |Shortage .of Domestic Workers | Makes Employers Timid with | Result that They Tolerate | Petty Thefts in Home thefts from their cellars in order to retain the few vants they have “in captivity. eials of indemnity com this explanation, d ployers the servants in their households to be questioned about thefts, through fear that they will quit if annoyed. Emboldened by this situation, honest servants are reported to be help- | ing themselves to their employers’ ef- fects, such as wine, clothing and jew- elry “Servants are privileged characters in the homes of the wealthy throughout said the head of one surety “In many rglary insurance policies celled their claims against the comp: New York, pompany. her than to pros: NEW YORK (By Mail).—An iner per cent in burglary which has just been put into fect, has brought to light the fact that | employers, made timid by the shortage | tor has bought of domestic workers, | the loss of his or per servi 5 eside on the island only during deer One New York lawyer recently re-| stalking Jura is about 25 miles} pe ¢ | ote to allow his servants to be ques- If the maids | nz Crclis! | suspect you, they will leave.” | One investigator reported a case in| which a young servant girl had, in two | weeks, disposed of e' What Are You Going to ht cases of cham. | pagne and eight cases of whisky by| holding wine parties in the kitchen for | her friends and entertaining them with choice liquors from her employer's pri-| vate stock. 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