Indianapolis Times, Volume 42, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 May 1930 — Page 10

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LINER’S VOYAGE STARTS RATTLE AMONGNOBILITY Lafayette’s Descendants by Blood Angered Over ‘Usurpation.’ BY RALPH HEIN ZEN L'niied Prea, Staff Correapoudent PARIS, May 22.—The maiden voyage of the new liner Lafayette has caused ill feeling among the great-great-grandchildren of the Marquis De La Fayette. The Chambruns are aroused over what they term usurpation of the spotlight by Lineal, but not blood, descendants, the Dampierres. The S. S. Lafayette, with the Dampierres aboard, wa.- bound for New York today, nue to arrive Sunday. The French government, seeking to make the maiden voyage of the liner impressive, invited the multitude of Lafayette descendants to make the trip as guests. The Chambruns, among the last direct blood descendants of Lafayette. who trace their parentage directly through the hero’s daughter, Virginia, aii. were too occupied with national duties, so the house of Dampierre.! sent official representatives on the mission. Not Blood Descendants Now the Chambruns are angry with the Dampierres anc point out that the emissaries on the liner are not real blood descendants at all, but can trace their lineage only through one of the general’s four sisters-in-law, the Marquise de Montagu. History students hastened to their flics and looked up the family tree, and it is there in black and white that the Chambruns are right. The Dampierres who now are in mid-sea, only are “in-laws” of the general, sort of great-great-grand nieces and nephews. The representatives, who sailed on the Lafayette from Havre last Saturday are Jacques, Marquis Dampierre, the sixth in line, and the marquis, their son, Count Armande de Dampierre and the Countess de Dampierre. Brothers Closest The four closest descendants by a direct line from Lafayette are the three Chambrun brothers, Marquis Pierre de Chambrun, a member of the French chamber of deputies; Count Charles de Chambrun. ambassador of France in Angora; Count Aldebert de Chambrun, a general in the French army in Africa, who married Nicholas Longworth’s sister Clara of Cincinnati, and their sister, Countess Savergnan de Brazza. The Dampierres. however, are bv no means an upstart family. In fact they can trace their family tree back to fables which would have brought them to France with the Norsemen, and these early founders gave the name to the village of Dampierre on the Normandy coast of France near Dieppe. A branch of the family became American by going to the Antilles between 1635 and 1780, settling in Guadeloupe, where a village still bears their name. Pierre Francois de Dampierre, officer of the Foix regiment, fought all through the American revolution. He was a lieutenant in the Battle of Savannah and a captain at Yorktown. THAW REACHES FRANCE AND HURRIES TO PARIS Didn’t Want to Go to England, He Tells Reporter. By United Pres* HAVRE. France, May 22.—Harry K. Thaw landed here from the French liner lie De France today, and disappeared immediately in the direction of Paris in a cloud of dust. As soon as his racing car was unleaded, he drove away rapidly to Paris. Thaw was prevented from landing in England two years ago on the grounds that he was guilty of an offense for which he could be extradited. “I could have landed in England If I had wanted to, but who wants to?” he said. Prepare for Nicaragua Bandits Bu United Press MANAGUA. Nicaragua, May 22. Marine planes were held in readiness here today for possible use against bandits in the mining districts along the east coast of Nicaragua. _____

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BRITISH CRISIS FACED Even Laborite Organ Admits Situation Is Serious. LONDON, May 22.—The Labor government’s most serious crisis since Prime Minister J. Ramsay MacDonald’s second accession to power loomed on the British political horizon today. Even the Laborite organ, the Daily Herald, admitted the seriousness of the situation, whose latest developments were a number of successive defeats in the house of lords, the resignation of Sir Oswald Mosley as chancellor of the duchy of Lancaster and threats of impending attacks on the government from three sides. Dies During Polo Game Bti United Press ST. LOUIS, May 22.—George W. Simmons, 51, prominent in St. Louis business affairs and formerly vicepresident of the Chase National bank of New York, died of heart disease during an intermission in a polo game he was participating in here.

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DANCER SUES DfVORCED WIFE OFJOVELIST Charges Mrs. Julie Hamilton Enticed Her Husband From Her. Bu United Press NEW YORK, May 22.—Mrs. Julie Hamilton, recently divorced from her novelist husband, Cosmo Hamilton, is named defendant in a $25,000 damage suit filed in supreme court by Princess Nina Caracciolo, dancer of the Russian ballet. The dancer charges Mrs. Hamilton took advantage of their friendship to entice her husband, Constantine Satar-Khan, formerly of the czar’s army, away from her. The princess explained that only their close friendship prevented her from asking more. “Julie said it was true she had taken my husband from me,” the dancer said. “She went on and said if I was a good sport and wouldn’t Interfere, she would give me her blue cat in return. “Now wasn’t that the sporting thing of her? Only a dear friend would be so generous as to offer a China cat for a husband.” A general denial of all charges

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