The evening world. Newspaper, February 20, 1913, Page 9

od PENITENT PHONED WIFE'S GIRL FRIEND INYAINTO “FIT” Dorothy Foster Failed as “Fix. er,” but Gets Mrs. Somborn Decree as Witness. Ora Mabel Hinson, an actress and musical composer, who was foman- tloally married to Herbert K. Somborn, ® wealthy moving picture manufactu- obtained @ divorcee before Justice Er- langer in the Snpreme Court to-day, because her husband within an hour after he had been caught in the other woman's company made a penitent con+ fession over the telephone to his wife's eirl friend. The informer, Miss Dorothy Foster, of, No. &% West Twenty-seventh street, a Junoesque beauty of decided + man- nerisms, revealed Somborn's tale of woe at @ moment in the trial when the Court was undecided if Mrs. Somborn deserved a decree. Miss Foster swept majestically to the witness stand and announced that “Herbie” Mabel.” She was asleep in her apart- ment when the telephone bell rang at 2 o'clock on the morning of Dec. 14, 1913, PHONED PENITENCE MADE HER SOB IN SYMPATHY. “I slipped into my robe and anawer- ed," testified the witness, “Some one said, sadly, ‘Hello, Dorothy.’ I asked ‘Who Je it? The voice replied, ‘It is the most miserable of men, Herb.’ I answered, ‘Why, Herbert!’ Then I heard him sigh heavily and he con- tinued, ‘Mabel has got the goods on me; Oh, I am terribly upset. Honest, Dot, I've been a real wiched boy.’ "’ “And,” encouraged the Court, leaning forward as Miss Foster halted in her tale, “Well, I asked what he meant, and rer in Kankakee, Ill, March 6, 1911, | told her all! about it and asked her to “fix {t up with? he replied, with suoh sorrow and pent+ tence in hie voice that I almost cried cut myself: ‘Ah! woe is me, for thought Mabel was in Chicago and I met a charming stranger and—er— ahem!= 1 and some friends came to the hotel.’ “Oh! Herb, how couki vou do a thing like that and Mabel wich « dear girl” I asked him. He. hesitated for time. I could almost see the dropping from his eyes. His v choked and he answered brokenly know, Dorothy, what brutes men are. 1 am beside myself with grief—almost daffy. Call her up. please, and try to Ox it for me. I'l never Oh! eorrow! Oh! grief—oh!’ At this juncture of the remorseful con- do it again. fewsion the telephone discontinued, Probably overwelghted with grief. Miss | Foster imagined that “Herbe" dropped the receiver or hung up o1 but here, anyhow, the tal Miss Foster failed en’ “fixer,” for the next morning M omborn signed a complaint in a di- erce action. Friends who were with er when she visited the Bristol Hotel! told of seeing Somborn in company with| the woman, who was not identified, Louls Van Brink, an auctioneer, of No.} 207 Went Ninety-eighth street, where) the Somborns lived, told of serving! papers on the husband tn the Belmont| Hotel, where he was terfiporarily stop- ping. Van Brink asked Somborn not to hold anything against him, and Somborn | agreed not to mention it Justice Erlanger was satisfied with Miss Foster's dramatic recital and awarded a divorce to the actress, Som- born made no effort to contest the ace tion. Quinine bom Boys 9 Ors tgnatere es omep tee Se | G In 2—3) and 5 pound cartons We make it pure— our carton keeps it pure. So watch the carton and the name. THE AMERICAN SUGAR REFINING COMPANY New York City jw AVE. 30! IN NEW YORK'S SHOPPING CENTRE = in an entirely novel way of sewing the hemp. We bo Millinery < / $3.98 Untrimmed hats of hemp combined with velvet, made ught them at a time when the makers needed sewing in order to keep their organization together. We offer at $2.98, every new shade, every smart shape, all pliable and’ extremely smart. Black, New Brown, Navy, Satin Duchesse Hats, As seen everywhere in Paris to-day. ideal for present wear. $2.98 Light in weight, Beautiful Untrimmed Hemp Hats, $1.98 With entire facing of black velvet, made to sell at $3.00 each. A wonderful line of smart shapes and all new color combinations. ft Bimpson Crawford Con Main Floor, On Sale To-Morrow NO TEXT BOOK GRAFT Assistant Chief of State Educa- "Tl against the administrat Education Department, ranging from al- THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1913. \* hool text book« to a grievance of a | “schoot Who contracted with imaelf to convey his own chilfren at istrict and then at ment when the di trict declined to Imburee him," explained by Thomas ‘inegan, A sistant Crmissiner of nation before Gov. Sulzer's committee of inquiry to- | day. Mr. Finegan declared the department “never pa & text bo« that Is purels ministration by the various Individual boards of education.” He also stated that the policy of the department was opposed to uniform text books in public trustee 5 FREGINS DENAL TO SULZER BOARD tion Department Answers Charges Presented. ved by the committe the purchase of te: booke “the public was being cozened in a manner that should not be tolerated,” ALBANY, N. ¥.. Feb. %.—Complaints f the Siatel Samples and Seconds Belfast Handkerchiefs hand Values #7 Main Floor—On Sale To-Morrow, New Sprin in Admiration scene one would ba ta cheery the cleverest of Fashion's Sea 8 fi ore ii not only that, but they are of or pring are hero in the t designs of a leading Paris m eponge, silk an cial, $24.75, These are picturesque c and beautiful charme Balkan or Russian bl Misses’ and Junior $5.95 to $22.50 d_ embroidery. 824.75, 24.7: Sale of Ne At $1.98 The Batiste and Voile Blouses embrace all the new ideas, poate shades. Effectively trimmed combined with Bulgarian and with laces and embroideries The Chiffon Blou: draped over japonika si! Jigh and low neck effects. re beautifully hand embroidered inings. Value $3.00. The Silk Blouses are in wash silks and messaline silks, plain and striped effects. Made with Robespierre and high collars. £7 Simpson Crawford Co., Second Fl.—Om Salo Te-Murrow, [tegations of graft fh the purchase off and ippealed for relief from “the nastl+ BROOKLYN NEIGHBORS nn or men’s wear serge; origi a ulgarian embroidery in exquisite shadings. Graceful draped skirts, with high girdles. Sizes 14 to 18 years, also adapted to small women. Value $29.75. Spe- top coats are introduced new and lines and brilliant trimmings of Bulgariant'silks, or brocad Spring Blouses Specially Priced for Friday Mr he department had neve nale complairt of this he had been connected wi had been fo warded to the . he continued, “it would ecelved attention “Then we must be more efficient in this line,” interjected Mr. Delancy of the inquiry commritte Jweekx we ave recelyed more than ne clare graft, negan de ort ith jommunication requested the com- to recommend legisiation which remove from the Commissioner of Education “his present power to ren- dee final decisions In school affairs,” paracterized the commissioner as ir. Finegan affirmed that power over in, “is one The Dash and Smartness to the Modes for Misses A complete transformation has been affected in the Misses’ Section. ‘To look in on the Spring to be at its very height. The newest, the brightest, most delightful profusion—and ered at especially low introductory prices. The illustration shows two ae els adapted from Sprin, from im) lin trimming of aker, fashion Misses’ Afternoon Gowns at $16.50 to $32.50 ions of crepe de chine, brocade, silk poplin oducing mat , draped skirts dainty laces and hand embroidery. handsome creations, in Jaborate trimmings of In sizes 14 to 18 years, Semi-Tailored Frocks, Many charming new models of serge, eponge, poplin and English check are included in this group, which embodi in bolew, vestee and new blouse models, drape girdle in exquisite color combinations, Some embroidered batiste or in Bulgarian colors, Sizes 18 to 18 years. » Misses’ Spring Coats, $9.75 to $29.75 In this presentation of the new length exact reproductions in gracefully iyi? the smartest ips with crushed collar ideas of gin: jarments, embracing many London Raglan and swagger ing effects, in straight loose eponge The materials include silk brocaded matelasse, lin, eponge, covert cloth, serge and imported plaids or mixtures, lined in exquisite color combinations. Impson Crawford Co. Third Floor. ‘On fale To-Morrew, and February Furniture Sale nr Ee We have gotten together 11 specials in our group for ay, and we are giving you your choice of them for $5.00. The regular prices of these articles range from $7.50 to $12.00. xa set orders. Early English Settee... .$5.00| Fumed Oak Rocker with Fumed Oak Library Brown Spanish Table . $5.01 E Leather € or Early English Grand- mp Cloo! 5 father Clock #5,00) Woven wire or Nailunal Fumed Oak or Mahogany Spring $5 Desk . $5.00 rat i: Rasy three Our celebrated Continen- Early English Chiffoni 00) tal Combination Mat- Mahogany Parlor Table .$5.00| tress... . 95.00 7-Piece Dining Set $ 1 7 7 5 at ° . e ® ° 42-inch top table, 6 feet long when opened; 6 chairs, i genytne leather seats, 7-Piece Sets 6 extra fine slip P $24.50. 7-Piece Set—all fine quartered oak, at $29.50 44 Simpson Crawford Co. Fifth Moor, seat chairs,! swell front, at} Is Not Enough The contour of your Sxure and the fit of your gown abore the corset require the DeBevoise (Pronounced ‘‘debb-e-voice'’) —the mont stylish and comfortable brassiere made. Indispensable to women of every figure. Different ysty |A Good Corset | . profusely trim- 48 bust, Open front Invisible rust-proof bon ing arm shields, et hook, splendic Ith Priced and $1.49 £4 Main and Second Moors. Boys’ $1.00, $1.50 & $2.00 | Play Suits 09} 49c Made of the very best grade of imitation khaki and trim- med with In- dian figures and complete with a chief's bead- gear, A num- ber are trim- med with double rows of fringe; numer- ous other ; tyles, Sines 4 Re it years. Cowboy Suits Imitation khaki, and in most in- stances trimmed ii . pmiplete with a sombrero, Another effective style hay trimmings of large nickel plated buttons down the entire pants leg. Values to ) Sines 4 to Wt 49c oF Third Fleer, . | y | | years “for In three} ool system | temtimony to-day given by various resi- dents of Columbia Helghts, Brooklyn, AVE. 19°7020" FSTREET. IN NEW YORK’S SHOPPING CENTER. They Challenge His Statement | SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO,, SIXTH. AVENUE, 18TH TQ aoTH STREE1 OOD DD DP who declare that Pastor Charles T. | pastor, entered the hearing chamber, tussell, head and front of the People's | Dut made no statement. Tabernacle on Brooklyn, should pay | | Deciston was reserved. taxes on certain corporatic hich he | ga ; 8 alleged to have founded rot Since acquiring olf Plymouth church on Hicks street, Brooklyn, Pastor Rus- AT FOUNTAING HOTELS, OR CLOCWHERE SAY PASTOR RUSSELL QUGHT T0 PAY TAXES sell has organized several activities al- the exed to be branches of religious work Le ia connection with hig éhureh, among Original «4 Genuine these being missions and tract organ- twations, He has started also a large printing plant. ‘The pastor's neighbors say these branches are profit: making Institutions and should come under tax provision, Pastor Russell declares they are purely philanthropic and re- i HORLICK’S MALTED MILK The Food Drink for. payers of Columbia Haight mala that Not in any Milk Trust the clergyman should pay taxes. Dur- @@” Lasict on “HORLICK'S” Take a package home That His Corporations Are Purely Philanthropic, His lawyer, J. F. Rutherford, so told t e Tax Commissioner Purdy lstened to ing the course of the hearing Mrs. Charles T, Russell, former wife of th Our Contract artment will render prompt estimates on FURNITURE and DRAPERIES at the lowest possible cost, Leese na with RELIABLE MERCHANDI and we These Are Odd Groups of Overcoats and Suits To be sure, but if your size is here you may as well have it—and the difference : Men’s $18, $20, $25 and $30 Overcoats All the latest and smartest styles in Chinchilla, Shetland, Viennas, Melton and Kerscys, In storm coats, Chesterfield and English guard coats that sold formerly a $20, id an Ce vecvcveeretccueteerevet chen Men’s $15 to $30 S Any $15-18 Suit for. . Any 820-825 Suit fo -012.50 Any 880 Suit for.. ........ 914.65 y You will need a Tuxedo or Full Dress for Saturday. We have them, » thaxedo Suits..916.50 Full Dress. 919.50 Valued $25 to $30 A Sale of Imported English Fancy Waist Coats $3, 3 and $5 Values at $1.65 Replicas of the swagger effects shown in London shops; silk dets and stripes; shaggy, warm toned effects. Sizes 34 to 42. 24 Mimpeon Crawtord Con Second Fleer, On tale To-merrew. MEN'S $1.00 SPRING NEGLIGEE SHIRTS, 69c These are all new shirts, direct from the manufacturer. Elsewhere they might be termed $1.25 “values” We call them the best $1.00 value because that’s what we usually sell them for. We can afford the reduction because we bought them tion, when the maker wasn’t busy You will find a» score of neat patterns, all popular colors; plain and pleated bosoms; all have stiff cuffs attached and are coat cut. Men’s 50c Neckwear for 25c The manufacturer was overstocked with these ties. We paid half their true value for them and now offer you the same advantage. The lot includes all the very newest patterns and colorings; all made in the new popular four-in-hand models. ine & $14.85 veeeees 1985 a $1.25 All Silk Crepe Chiffon Scarfs, 50c Every miss and matron delights in owning several dainty scarfs for evening wear, for head or ioulter drapes. You can buy three in this sale for a little more than the regular price of one. Beautiful imported scarfs, every one two yards long, made of Silk C: Chiffon with satin striped border around entire scarf. Choice white, light blue, pink, Alice, navy, $500 Pieces $1.25 Imported | 750 $2.25 Imported Crepe de 500 Pi . mport mpor' on ee Chine Scarfs, 89¢ Lace Neckwear, 79c Surplus lots and samples of some of the Handsome acarfs, heavy quality Silk handsomest, lace neckwear, imported thie | Crepe de Chine, with beautiful floral borders season. je new shay and mos' t A fashionable Iaoes are included, Si round | in pink, blue and lavender. These scarfs Collars, Lace Dress Sets, Sailor Collars, | are slightly imperfect in the printing, but Chemisettes, in handsome Bohemian lace baby | in most instances one would not detect it, Irish or heavy Irish lace; princess, filet Venise | had we not mentioned the fact. Quantity and Irish combinations, in white and ecru, limited, jie, Be iane tees NOW FOR THAT TRUNK You Will Wonder at This Value for $5.50 Women's Basswood Dress Trunks, some shect steel hound, brass trimmed; others fibre bound, brass trimmed. Protected by hardwood slats—top, bottom and sides. One tray with hat compartment; good, strong hinges and lock. — Sizes 32-34-36-38-40 inch at $5.50 Need a Suit Case Over the Holiday? Sole Leather Suit Cases, 24 or 26 inches long, 74% inches deep; straps all around, linen lined, shirt pocket, solid brass lock and catches. Large roomy case. Russet $5. 00 or brown, The value is $7.50; to-morrow.........05:e ccc e cee ee ener eee eenes e You might as well save that #2.50, £0 Minveom Crawford Co., Second Floor. On Kale Te-Morrew. Domestic Rugs Greatly Reduced 300 9x12 Royal Axminster Rugs Regular value 827.50, Rich thick plush-like nap, of pure worsted yarn, durability. Handsome reproductions of rich Oriental rugs 150 9x12 Seamless Royal Wilton Velvet Rugs Regular value $87.50. Made in one piece; will give double the wear of the ordinary Hegey wee” Patierns aulteble for parlor dising-room, Uvingsoom, chamber, ot. Allin good taste.......... " me 150 Seamless 9x12 10 Wire Tapestry Brussels Regular $24.00 value, Remember these rugs are woven in one plore. and on account F $17.95 of the firm, close weave are unusually easy to care for, thereby being particularly adapted to dining-room and sitting-room use . seen ‘ Linoleum. Sq. yd., 39¢ = giving great Your Choice for Armstrong All-Cork and Linseed Oil One of the heaviest and best linoleums made. Guaranteed to give satisfactory service. Regular valle 69. | 4 maar ‘A 19% jampson’s Famous Oilcloth. “For Friday, ag. yd. UOC GROCERIE “Mail and "Phone Orders Filled -Chelsea 2100 sist ricor RICE tits i AEC ABE [MEATY, PRUNES i" 35| SARDINES HEIs" oft i Ge ROLLED OATS 13°" ° 730 | SUGAR tis tewiel't oa] op cue poms tece. tat MILD CURED HAMS "Tei" | ELouR Gold | donen. nes " 15E Lf BONELESS BACON wen7e CORN stroaked fltches. Ib WHISKEY 9670; full quart bottle ¥ Old Buck Rye; gal 69