New Britain Herald Newspaper, August 9, 1921, Page 12

SEEKING DIVORCE, BUT DEFENDS HUBBY . Burch Says She Is Sure Her Hus- band Did Not Have a Part in Murder. . Ludington, Mich., Aug. 9.—Mrs. Al- Quale Burch, daughter of Bishop . A.' Quale, and' estranged wife of hur C. Burch, in a statement today id she beieved her husband innocent ‘any connection with the murder of . Belton Kennedy in Los .Angeles last day. urch is held'in connection with tho kilfing of Konnedy, who wna shot in he presence of Mrs. Madalynne Oben- chlln divorced wife of Rulph Oben- in of Eanston, Ills. Mrs. Oben- n also is held. Mrs. Burch is spending the summer it the summer cottage of her paronts lere. She said she felt sure that re had been no love affair between “ Burch and Mrs. Obenchain. According to Mrs. Burch, she filed . suit for divorce in Lawrence county, Knnns, against her husband over a yur ago, charging desertion, extreme Lcruelty and neglect, She e the | decree to be signed soon. Burch re- ! eently made overtures toward a recon- ! clliation, she said. | /Mrs. Burch said she did not know Mr. and Mrs. Odenchain or Kennedy and had never heard Burch mention (them. She was married to Burch in £ 8t. Paul in 1915, she said. [' ‘Bishop Quayle explained that the |marriage of Burch and his daughter {had consummated a romance of child- and that the couple had met as ldren at Ludington where their nts were wont to spend the sum- — SEEK CELESTIAL FREAK. Mount Tick Observers Looking for Reported Wandering Meteor-Star Pasadena, Cal, Aug. 9.—Watch “Was being maintained until dawn to- * day at the Mount Wilson observa- tory with the hope of detecting an . ‘uncharted star or meteor, which Lick ~ observatory officials reported yester- | day, they saw without the aid of r}ah-coplc instruments Sunday night. 'p to midnight no trace of the light d been seen, observers reported. - “According to advices received here Miss Alice Robertson, Cameron. “However,” congresswo man from Oklahoma, approves knickerbockers for street w ear. says Miss Rob ertson, inspecta and lady i1 Dorothy “skirts will do for me.” The young NO MORE BEER, IS RULING OF SENATE Willis-Campbell Anti-Becr Bill m Prof. W. Willlam Campbell, di- ,hcmr of Lick observatory and from the Rev. Jerome Ricard, director of {3e observatory at the University of inta Clara, the star did not make its dppearance last night. ¢ ¥ PR R (A ;~" WALSH GOES TO ENGLAND. . Finally Has His Passport Vised and | Buggestion Made to Detcrmine Who [ the opening session today. [ asserted. * #ble to decide to whom it belongs.” | Near Eastern Countries © legend sava used to plough the watera ¥ - Takes Plane Across Channel. Paris Aug. 9. (By Associated Press) Frank P. Walsh, American advisor Eamon De Valera, who arrived re recently from New York has ob- fained a British vise to his passport, wmimng him to travel to London, ' @nd is leaving today for the British fl-plm by airplane. Mr. Walsh had a' passport for a 'hfl to the British Islands, obtained ‘Washington, but it lacked a British Vise and last week shortly after his | arrival he announced-he would make lication to the British consulate e for much vise. He declared his mr was personal and without polit- aims, although he had ‘appoint- ments to meet Mr. De Valera and _Arthur Griffith. WANT MEAT P'RO;!E ‘- Is Responsible for High Prices. Detroit Aug. 9.—A proposal to re- quest the government to institute an inquiry in meat prices throughout the | ! United States in order to place the re- . sponsibility for meat prices, will be sidered at the national convention ©of the United Master Butchers' as- :sociation, according to delegates at . “The ‘buck’ has been passed so | often as to meat prices, that it has * been worn pretty thin’" John A. . Motal of Chicago, national secretary, “It doesn’t belong to us, and a fed- eral commission ought easily to be SEVERE HEAT WAVE. Suffering From Scourge of Hot Weather. ; Constantinople, Aug.9.—Near East- ‘ern countries have been struck by the heat. wave which haa prevailed for several weeka over South Russia, thin city being particularly affected. Im- mense forest fires are reported from Asla Minor, tha flame: spreading Teadily because o! ths dry condition ©? ‘the country. The prevalence of the heat wave has led to many slories of strange animals coming to the surface of the Black Sea. Inhabitants of villages near the mouth of the Bosporus are alarmed by report1 of an apparition Stéamer, painted a brilliant red which they believe is the “famina ship of Sebastopol,” a fabled craft which of the Black Sea in troublous times. HARDINGS RETURN. ‘Washington, Aug. 9.—President and Mrs. Harding returned to Washing- ton this morning after an absence of 11 days, most of which was spent on vacation in the White Mountains. The Mayflower came up the Potomac ahead of schedule and docked at 9:30 4. m. JUGGLERS WIN. The Jugglers of Church street wal- loped the Independents of Franklin | #treet in a double-header played Mon- Passcs, 39-20—House Agreement in Few Days. Washington, Aug. 9.—The Willis- Campbell anti-beer bill, passed by the senate late yesterday by a vote of 39 to 20, was sent to conference today with the house where it was:said an agreement was expected before the week end. Pending announcement of the result of the conference, if w: sald at the treasury the regulations lor medical beer which have been prepared and are awaiting the signa- ‘ure of Sccretary Mellon will not be issued. TUpon disposing of the anti-beer bill, the senate immediately gave right of way to the Capper-Tincher bill pro- hibiting gambling in grain. This is sxpected to be disposed of before the end of the week. With these two | prospect of the senate declaring a re- cess of four weeks or more, unless President Harding upon this return to- day from his vacation trip in the White Mountains should request that the railroad debt funding bill pressed to a vote. The funding bill will be taken up today by the senate interstate commerce committee. The anti-beer bill as passed by the senate contained a pumber of amend- ments to the measure as received from the house. 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