The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1911, Page 8

| «WE WIL ro Lawyers Claim Novelist Had No Legal Right to Testify Against Wife. and Put the “Tramp Poet” on His Honor. Meta Fuller Sinclair, wife of Upton @inelair, the novelist, In @ hard fight in the 8 against the co of Referee W. S that Sinclair be the report | Lawyers d Biven to Sine b: heard the evidence int for divorce. It was poi Sinclair was permitted to testify as t hig knowledge of Mrs. § tions with Harry Kemp, poet," named by Sinclair dent, whereas the coae cedure says a husband or wife, the) trial of a suit, is not competent to testify, except to the marriage or to Court complaint. “Ki was an intimate friend of “) Sinclair testified, ‘and I intro 4a aim to my wife.” “Ware nis aitentions to your wits such as to make you ask for his wor of honor that he would not act in properly with her?” was asked. “Yes, I made him give me his word of honor that he would have no rela- tions witn my wife except such as we! proper. * * * 1 had become susp) lous of him.” “Did Mrs. Sinclair ever admit to you that she misconducted herself with Kemp?" “Yes, rhe did, and on her request I forgave tier and personally condoned | her guilt and lived with her again as her husound.” “Do you know whether since then she in acted Whether the admission of this line of testimony by the husvand will be by the wife in her efforts to tall the divorce is not known, but Philbrook, counsel for Mrs, Sin- declared to-day he would oppose mfirmation of the referee's Te- red to fight the case to Philbrook, me of yers who discussed j the case said that inasmuch as the J quention of condonation entered strong- | dy Into the proceeding before the ref- . perhi @ justification ary latitude allowed ree'a report will be presented in a@pecial term of the Supreme Court in a few days. ————. LADS LOOT ENGINE HOUSE. oe Got Wire Laddies’ Jewelry While © They Are Fighting Mase. the fire house their headquarters, They were arraigned before Judge Ryan in the wateh bad been sold to a stranger $e'dall for trial next Tuesday. ——— id Pictere Free of “Our Mary.” photogravure of Mary Anderson abe te Wavertoy wth be given free ~F _ next Sunday's World in Greater: York and vicinity. This 1s one of thet junday World's “Dramatic Photo- wure Series." Every one will want the most popular American actress, has recently been brought before the New York public by her collabora. tion with Robert Hichens in “The Gar- fen of Allah.” Get next Sunday's World, Order from newsdealer in ad- vance. 7/2 Headache ly, snuffed into the nostrils relieves, evothes ‘and heals the affected membrane “TPLAYERS | MusT REINSTATE Second Avenue Wlevated Railroad at]one. The police thought he had either tracks. His left hand was on the rail, but was ~ REFEREES REPORT HUSBAND WINS HIS SUIT. Writer Said He Forgave Once)", It became known to-day that Mrs. | to make disprove the statutory charges in the |* improperly — with} | "When Foreman Michael Dorey of] Special attention is also called to the Fixings for a No, 139, Fi hav Bai een purses Saitokinn | faturned Boys and Children, such as Leggings, Bath Bet la, sib yesterday pttergoon woh | Robes, Gloves, Underwear and an Excep- ‘his $66 watch had been taken from vy cs pele aaliyah cad tional Showing of Seasonable Headwear. adhe other firemen and they searchea| Boys’ Convertible Collar Overcoats, 9 to 17 ee rioue les years, formerly nd $12.00.......$8. the Fifth avenue police atation, | Boys’ Double Breasted and Norfolk Suits, with Mulraney arrested John Moran, Bloomer Trousers strqet God Willa O'Rourke, fourteen F ly $7.50 to $8.50 oe apry ‘of No, 18 Eighth street. ‘The ‘ormerly $7.50 to $8.50... - $6.50 boys have been in the habit of making Formerly $10.00 to $12.00 the Children's Court to-day and sald Broadway Store Only. for @ cents, The hove were held under} Boys’ Buttoned-to-the-Neck Reefers, in Blue, Ras vance] Browning, King &,Co Your Ceterrhel tt “4 Instantly Relieved a little Kondon's purest Catarrhal which, raw or inflamed, brings on catarthal headache cten day dae. ppellate Division Orders “sr “Bat Restored to Me embership in Club. ml ur Vy | domina T 1 Mrs, Arthur t. 1. 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Every pressure is brought to bear in our Work- rooms to produce Clothing for Young Men, Boys and Children of a kind that expresses an individuality which will bind the Young Folks in years to come to the various other Departments of our Business. nited States $8.50 These items on sale Saturday and Monday at Gray and Brown Chinchillas and Fancy Cheviots. $6.50, $8.50, $10.00, $12.00 and $15 “A NATIONAL INSTITUTION” Broadway at 32d Street—Cooper Square at sth Street— Brooklyn: Fulton at De Kalb SHE COMPLETELY, A BORNISHED AT 7 thls bome constats of the accom «1 ts on exhibition Im our wares Our Liberal Credit Terms 8 $50 Worth $3 Dowit | rnetoat2s 3 $75 Worth$s “ } wh presets ed Spring. $100 Worth $10.00 Down } is i ae $150 “ $15.00 “ $2.00 is $200 “ $2000 “ 35:25 Mot Ret, tO $300 R e 3 ROOMS FR LIGHT ¢ & i FURNISHED R.R. 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Winter Millinery WE have prepared for you scme very good values in snappy fur crowned, velvet, fur trim- med and other fur hats adaptable for 3. 69 present and later wear at............. ° Also an extensive line of $15 & $18 Velvet 9. 95 Dress Hats offered for this sale only at Hair Goods Dressing Sacques 28-inch Natural Wavy Switches, made of very fine quality fine hair. Value $6.00. Special 2.98 round or turn down coll “Christie McDonald” or sleeves are, or short. Al “Spring Maid" Sets, made _—neatly trimmed with eatin Fass 149 Gilco"” specs... OFC L. M. BLUMSTEIN, West 125th St., Bet. 7th & 8th Aves. until Mons | He arrived at thin 4 after a ynaulta F faladaletatatatatecaielatataietalataletatetatatatetalitatetatatatetatelansiarssetinine1 n pot mouth earne man, » party at th t | irs. Shanks was sitting when ‘ank the poison. BEM ER ex The body of a young man was found at 6 o'clock yesterday evening on the i r 1, During the | BROOKLYN OPPENHEIM, CLLINS= Fulton and Bridge Streets, Brooklyn Misses’, Juniors’ and Girls’ Apparel $35 Misses’ Tailored Suits, $20 14 to 18 years or 32 to 38, suitable for small women Of Broadcloth, Cheviot and Mixtures, superior satin lined and wool interlined values $35 ‘00+ 20 00 Girls’ Cloth Dresses, 6 to 14 years; valucs to $7.50 3.95 Girls’ Cloth Coats, 4 to 10 years; values to $100) 6.75 Girls’ Long Coats, 8 to 14 years; values to $15.00 8.90 Misses’ & Juniors’ Coats, 13 to 19 years; values to $20.00 10.75 Misses’ Plush Coats, 13 to 19 years; value $30.0 20.00 Misses’ and Juniors’ Dress Coats, values to $29.75 18.00 Fur Coats and Furs $50 Pony Fur Coats, 52-inch long. 28,00 $65 Pony Fur Coats, 52-inch long . 48.00 the Most $85 French Seal Coats, 52-inch long . 58.00 $90 Caracul Fur Coats, 52-inchlong . 65,00 $85 Mink Marmot Coats, 52-inchlong . 55.00 Values $145 Hudson Seal Coats, 52-inchlong . 95.00 We Have $30 Dyed Skunk Sets. . . . . . 18.00 $45 Pointed Wolf Sets oe © » 2e.00 $55 Natural Fox Sets . . . . . 35.00 $20 Blue Wolf Muffs . . » »« +» 13,75 Women’s and Misses’ Long Coats Of Broadcloth, Cheviot, Zibeline, Wale, Chinchilla, Plusty, Velvet, Mixtures and Double-Face Cloths $20 Full Length Coats . . . . . © 12.50 $25 Full Length Coats . . . . . « 15.00 $30 Full Length Coats . . . . « « 20.00 $40 Full Length Coats . . . . . . 25.00 Positively Remarkable Ever Offered Millinery Department 250 Women's, Misses’ & Children’s Hats suitable for dress or semi-dress \ 3 50 wear—values $10,00 to $15.00. . 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