THREE ASK FOR A SEPARATIONELYRIA, Feb. 13—Three divorce suits were filed in court today, all of -which, charge gross neglect of duty and extreme cruelty.Velma Tomashaska asks a divorce from Otto Tomasheska and charges him with having a bad temper and with continually cursing her. She also says he had not properly supported her. She asks a divorce, alimony and restoration of her maiden name of Venn a Badly*Anna Precup vs. John Precup. She alleges her husband has not supported her for years, and that she has had to work m factories and other places to support herself and two children. He finallydeserted her last September, She asks a divorce, alimony and custody of the children.Victoria Polyok vs Alex Polyok They have four childeL, and sue -'targes he has not supported them, and that she also has had Id work. She asks a divorce and custody of the children, as well as such relief as the couit can give.Al*- JV. AA-^JU*rJUUC7International News Service StaffCorrespondentST. AUGUSTINE, Fla., Feb. 15. —The political chieftains of the republican party are gathering at this southern retreat of Presidentelect Harding this week, for what probably will be the last major conferences prior to March 4. Will H. Hays, the national chairman, arrived last night and was closeted with the president-elect until a late hour. Harry M. Daugherty, the personal and political adviser of the next president, who is looked upon as the next attorney' general, will come to St. Augustine Wednesday.The status of both Hays and Daugherty as cabinet possibilities may also be settled this week.Mr. Harding’s inaugural plans are still more or less unsettledaside from hi a determination that there will bo no elaborate display or ostentation. A report published In Sunday newspapers that President W ilson had written Presidentelect Harding a letter of inquiry about riding to the capitol on. March 4. and that this letter had ne^n ignored by the president-electwas emphatically denied by Harding headquarters here today. There has been no correspondence of a'** sort between the president and Mr.(Continued on Page 6 )