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Sued for Divorce. Daisy Kennedy, a violinist, by her husband, Benno Moiseiwitsch, the pianist. Moiseiwitsch named as co-respondent John Drinkwater, famed playwright.
Sued for divorce. Jack Arthur Johnson, Negro pugilist, onetime heavyweight champion of the world, by Mrs. Lucille Frances Johnson, white. She charged misconduct.
Sued for Divorce. Ralph Pulitzer, 45, son of the late Joseph Pulitzer, famed proprietor of The New York World and of the St. Louis Post Dispatch, by Mrs. Frederica Vanderbilt Webb Pulitzer, 40; in Paris.
Anderson, as I remember, is part Italian. He is a stocky, quiet, soft-voiced man, with great dark gentle eyes. I fancy he has spent most of his life being patient, then suddenly running away from life with an elaborate and perhaps unnecessary gesture. He was born at Camden, Ohio...
Sued for Separation. Ludwig Lewisohn, associate editor of The Nation, author of Upstream and Don Juan, by Mrs. Lewisohn. She charged that he beat her, choked her.