New Britain Herald Newspaper, November 11, 1927, Page 10

A . —— VANDERBILT STARTS SUIT FOR DIVORCE Says Wile Hurt His Newspaper - Rctivities Reno, Nev,, Nov. 1 that his wife disco paper activities beca remal Scarcely had the complair entered in district court yeste before attorneys for Mrs. Van filed a cross c¢ sertion. No me a financial sct laint chargin Attorneys for Mrs, Vande dicated they expected no obtaining & decrec of divorcs Mrs. Van ton of Chattanc sister of Martin nent New York married to Var 1920 wedd of New York's most ex mingling with do nellus who the 27th di Although Corne fortune 1n ¥ tinued ne rered from for others, rbilt was | Ehorl the a newspaper and lat ¥rancisco and refused fur father, he deci ration of the San Franc Restrictions also were placed on the T.os Angeles and Mianti pap bu these tao failed to show a profit and a receivership was ordered for al the tabloids. Announcing he would attempt to pay all his creditors, Cornelius re- tired some of his obligations with what remained of his inheritance, and began writing special articles in the hope of meeting all Hes moved into a tiny apa over & New York toy shop started to grind out huscripts. He did his cwn cooking and worked long hours on smotlon picture scen- arlos and magazine artic He lived alona and but for his sister, Graca Vanderbilt, who somctimes came to help him prepare a meal, he eeldom met friends of former davs. Ha maid he would pay every penry he owed if it took fifty years. Then came reports that a divorce was immizent and last summer he eama west in an automobile, writing for various magazines on conditions in the territory he traversed. He ar- rived here July 31, last and remain- | ed thres months to estabiish his | residence as required by the law recently amended from a slx-| 15 minimum. ! bilt spent most of hix time | . dude ranches in the vicinity of | 10 and Pyramid Lake. He con-i ued to write of western life. He | sccepted several invitations to ad- drtss clubs. | His divorce complaint was brief. | Tt charged mental cruclty, alleging | his wite offered no encouragement in his publishing enterprises and that this caused him to become un- | happy and discontented. He said she insisted be abandon his chosen career for a line of endeavor per- | mitting more attention to soclal af- | fairs. | Mra. Vanderbilt's cross complaint | aleged he deserted her more than | two years ago. NERRIE-GO-ROUND ATLW.CA HAL Water Pageant and Three At- tractive Acts on Program ds early in 192 s debts, ment and Much Interest s belng shown i the Merrie-Go-Round which is to 1 given at the Y. W. C. A. 0 afternoon at 2:30 o'clock Monday and Tuesday 7:30 for the ben court. The program falry story water and in the consisting of a “The Unkno Bit of Broad Camp.” The cast i el O in the gymnasin 15 < Wat The Cr tune's Spring Betty Johns W onfa —Soph! P B RBradbur Balloon da Doris Hart, 1 Curt Coats, Tilian Charlotte Curtin, Eliza Manson, ¢ beth Walba Winifred 170 jorie Parke The Gypsy ¢ er, Mrs. H. E, H. E. Hill; Gypsy Son Violinist, bert Loomis; Gypsy Daughter, Beh; Gypsy Dancer, Bar Gypsy Buby Levy ' don; Chi » FLASHES OF LIFE: ATLANTIC CITY " MAY DISCONTINUE BEAUTY PAGEANTS Y 1ckie booths ly H Hoo Wi S00 day morn- irder, buried in Cath- 3 lurge tendance of Radio to Broadcast many from out of Sharkey-Heeney Bou X . Haven — Yale hasketball ih ond tournament univ Holy of 'V and 1 pants, sity, iworsity ermont Bruce Caldwell, threat, formally de- to play and Harvard, helps to ressman John nst “going to uld be done ¢ hall” in pre- I service in Wool- Driscoll. jeer, Gensdiuny g L § ver David “0ld Father Victory” T Observes Day Alone which Ne it Aged wa of auto- ity in Charles Outbreak of mumps of Hopeville grammar an R. 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Trumbull issued Thanksgiving pro- clamation for Thursday, November Waterbury — Airplanes will make war so frightful nations will be forced pt universal peace, Col. Lawrence . Driggs New York tells audience PASTOR-HEALFR " DENOUNCES FOES Board of Health and Atheists ‘ Attack Him New York, Nov. 11.—(®—The! faith healing services conducted by the Rev. John Roach Straton, mili- Fundamentaliet pastor of Calvary Raptist church, faced firc from two sides today—from the city health department and from the pastor's arch a leading .’Hhr'."v‘ Unflinching in his €tand that his| healing scrvices are of a divine na- ture, Dr. Straton struck bac at Dr. Louis T health commission- or ratened prosccution if he pastor was treating any- communicable diseases, and Ch ‘mith, president of the American Association for the Ad- | vaneement of Atheism, who demand- «d Dr on's arrest for practic- of tant e heard 1 one with | nealing 1#s its place, and the teach- ing of God’s word has yet its place. Upon this I will stand. Dr, Straton’s reply included an in- vitation to the health commissioner to servie | these h was understood that Dr. Straton and | office his assistants annointed the afflicted persons with oil, prayed over them and exhorted them to belleve them- | selves cured. reputedly miraculous cures were re- | | ported Dr. Harris said his opposition to the not so much an attack on the right of persons to hope for cure by pray- | ¢r, s it Was a fear that persons suf- | highway officlals are experimenting | Ge fering from some would neglect proper medical treat- ing medicine without a license. “It Dr. at the time Apostles” Dr. he would Harrls had been on earth of Jesus and the Straton declared, “T | suppose ave tried to stop | their divine work. | “As to atheists” Dr. Straton as- serted when he heard Smith had written District Attorney Banton demanding his arrest, “their request to prosecute me for violation of the medical practices act is a joke. 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