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SEEKS DISOLUTE DIVORCE
FROM GUM-WHITE
Beautiful American Wife of King's)
Aviator Says Petition
to Court.
LAST ACT IN DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
Probate Society Woman and Well-Known Revue's Actress, Whose
Identities Are Not Revealed, Accused In Action.
[Special Cable to The Times-Dispatch.]
LONDON, May 21.?The last act in the domestic tragedy of Claude Graham-White and his beautiful American wife is set for hearing in the divorce court here at an early date.
It is a suit for absolute divorce brought by the young and attractive Dorothy Graham-White, daughter of Grand Leroy Taylor, from her famous aviator husband.
A few weeks ago the courts ordered Graham-White to return to his wife within fourteen days. This order he has disobeyed. Hence the major suit.
Mrs. Graham-White, in her petition, sets out that she was married to the airman on June 27, at the village church in Widford, Essex, and that they lived together happily for some time at various places, but that there were no children of the marriage.
She claims that by disobeying the order of the court to return to her Graham.  Aame-White is guilty of desertion, and further, "that on the 18th of January last, at Fischer's Hotel, in London, Claude Grunham-White was intimate with some woman." The identity of this woman is clothed in mystery.
Rumor names a well-known society woman with whom the aviator has been friendly, and also a well-known revue actress, not unknown on both sides of the Atlantic. 