The evening world. Newspaper, May 3, 1913, Page 12

i] PULLED WIFE'S NOSE AT CONEY ISLAND AND NOW SHE'S SUING HIM “Buds” Levien Says 1t Was in Fun and He Merely Fol- lowed Her Example. Playful humbands with @ disposition to pull thelr wives’ noses will find « moral in the sudden whock experienced today by Maurice Levien, known as “Bude” in the Broadway mercantile din-" trict. | “Bude” toki Justice Lehman that he Joved Sadie Belle, his better hi @he filed suit to-day for a and alleged that Levien toyed ganner with her none. An indident to which Mrs. Levien taines particular exception occurred “‘Making Up’’ Copyright, 13, by The Press Publishing Co. (The New York World). - ee THE EVENING WORLD tion of Ms prerogative took on the ap- Pearance of a positive slap, “Bude” (Gree & different story. “My wife indulged in her favorite way ef tenaihg me,” Ge says, “and frequen Wy puted my nose. In a playful way I qnerciesd «the same prerogative and privilege. The exchange of nose pull- fnge furnished amusement to Mr. Milll- gan and Miss Jacoby and to ourselves. “I never assumed the innocent pas me of nose pulling would result in a charge against me in the court that ‘an@ was cruel to my wife |1 Coney Island the heppisst kind of mortals.” Attached to the papers are affidavits | as t! made by Levien's father ead mother Drothers to the effect that “Buds” ‘glways been a loving and good Justice Lehman allowed Mrs. Levien 96 a week alimony pending the trial of her sult, Levien te @ prosperous eslenman, The Leviens have been mar- ried four years. _—_—— TELLS POLICE WHO SHOT DAN CAHILL IN THE BRONX. | ona anger she rusted a bit on each ting to Help Find the Fugh-| then, sotop the third Sheer arain, she Also Willing to Help tive, Says Alleged Member of amg Toeme aan: eonee ‘Tile she pute over her Hips, and att ve. " 4 Gang Who Is Arrested. || han ater Ms ths cn tntnoe | ow nsane houses and Im) ao vi 405, ‘upper Just around a tiond wig or rather fisp snot with| BROOKLING, Mass, heiress, worth a half million, married the shoe clerks [0ve” Eon diaciubareq Hien etalon the Casino, Wendovet avenue, on the| the rime of the eyes, Vor the coloring| gray. Here her own hair has a chance who fitted her with boots. should receive more than thirty cents on below the eyebrows she uses| to show how obediently it oan lie down. ‘ —_ evening of Guoday, March 3, and be-| directly y the dollar. In this objection the at- fore he had ‘walked a Mock from ¢he|grease paint of & much Garker color, | She combs it close to the head and ties COLLIE dog, called upon by magistrate to decide its disputed ownership, ran tomneys for several other newspapers ‘waa abot to death by one of a| 90 that when It te blended well it has| it with a tand of ribbon, the two front| to only one of the two claimants, thereby reversing the usual story. tanbee and a number of other creditors joined. ae all of whom tmmedi- of a blue gray. The] side Jocks being left loose. The wig is —_— - t A ; Bs gputhe, the appearance Judge Mayer decided not to give final ‘Stety Ginappeared, Detective Kennedy| uit ie very pleasing, the blue pencil] fastened on and the side strands of her| BROWNSVILLE tarber atrike la setéled, bist nd One would know it by walking approval of the vid, but adjourned the ot gue ae = was 2%! ime making her blue eyes —_ ger pr ng g oo ise as to give the| through the district. meeting until next Saturday morning. agnet Cp Noe collected | £4 ‘brighter and the grease paint giv-| effect of natural growth at the temples. ck pa the vecnlvare for Son rm = ghooting. He roung tng them depth. yaios and real are taken together and GEORGE BROOKS of Corona lost his left leg while horseback riding. It th> po pire ap Hcy the a ll ot the youth ot One Hentres and Sevents- On ber brows Miss yaaa agar Lob sha pag & ama knot at the nape! was a wooden leg. the firm this week was conducted at a Gem wtrest and Brock avenue Drowa pencil, tracing them . : ee lose of $1,000 a day and he thought the @orming and arrested him. her smptement for beading her lashes is) After her first chat (on the stage) DR. JOWETT, pastor of the Fifth Avenue Presbyterian Church, has gained | 088 would excerd that amount for the (CKennetty oni that Guidderg admitted strangest I haveever eéen, It} with Mra. Burton, Mrs, Howard (Eme nai ? coming weel Tr ewan dhe wan who wala] (he Ver” strangest tt Mit to to| Shannon) cotivee’ to Grace ncn mane | seventeen pounds since he came from England two years ago, ming babies’ ie comb—' and here es Dut Genied that be shot tho} 12 © ‘but from conetant| Mise Shannon's hair has a chance to Gav: t, Cheer Ups le emitted also hag ser, was white, but from ccometic| prove the truth of whet the sett seoue| _ MARRIAGE CLERK of Chicago, Morris Sslmonson, ts dead, with a recora | “*™” je Back. ee ee ee, eee, Sas bg og ‘become black, the only trace of Mcenses, in thirty years, by the dancer, who had pote ‘been ‘neing the handle. Indeed, it le 60) 1¢ 414 indeed respond to the alight |” appearing at the Winter Gar | ent oy dg Hes in ae poalor that Miss Ghannon has) brushing and puffing she ens whe AMONG the marriage licenses issued in New York was that of Miltiades 5: for Europe to-day on the Oly ‘amt Ges evenen, the Bronz. [eur to ight « candle, hold the comb/arrangement of her hair and « wit | Theomsrannokoe to wed Antonia Btamatopoulos pic, She | to open at the Alhambra @eo petice the name of the the more rouge are the only “make-up” Theatre in Paris under her own man- al aoe, he eae, evavdered Cana,| VO" CHAUFFEUR was convicted of “hindering the militia” in Special agement. “I hope to come back next . at of aera ree Teccetor eats Tart maken! under an old atatute that has been Sessions Winter, for 1 like New York,” says rat formation s | i 16-Page her make-up box is the most modest. It fe an old dented tin box full of @craps of greane paint, creame and cosmetics, but for all that ahe cher- Inhos it an if it were a treasure chest Billed with jJoweln. ten years or more,” sald Mina Shan- Ron. care and brought forth a jar of cold cream. Applying a little to her face and massaging it into the skin, she began her “make-up.” Grease paints,” continued Mise Shan- non. “The colors are soft on the Jurtous as ary colors.” Ghe finished and took out of her “treasure chest" 9 stick a drought to light an ordinary penct! and proceeded to “make up" her eyes with 8-PAGE MAY MANTON . FASHION SUPPLEMENT “FUN” the Brightest of Joke Books : Order Your SU at the Belasco than any I he but “V've had that olf box for the last “Why, I could not ‘make up’ If should lose it. I just love worn down it. Some of he box Iteel Bhe lifted the tin cover with great “1 always use grease painte—French very good and they jot nearly #0 in- carmine grease paint. With her sec- appear too young and rosy. However, when she decides to lead a gay life she removes this powder and looks much Detter for it. . ‘Miss Shannon does not “make up” her neck and but_on her finger tips ehe touches a bit of pink, “to give them Ife and make them taper.” “My hair is very ob@fient. It has the happy faculty of lying perfectly fat to the head or fluffing out most delight- fully ot my will,” she says. ‘Upon her entrance Miss Shannon wears England housewife to a merr: ‘The effect is ip om: tion at her reflection in the charming gold edged mirror which once belonged to Edwin Booth and now hangs in the! statute. it when she removes the wig. having issued 600,000 marriage “The Letter That Balked a Burglar,” being a story told by William Rooney, a scarred professional burglar, who has helped make criminal history for forty years. “How to Raise a Prize Baby.” Ten rules by Dr. Roger H. Dennett, a physician to the Babies’ Wards in the Post- Graduate Hospital. m “Flying to Europe,” by W. Irving Twombly, President of the Aeronautical Society. What Andrew Carnegie and John D. Rockefeller have to say about the desire to live long. ising $250 to a fortune in six years with real cows — the story of Farmer Jones. Another instalment of “The Lost Millioh,” by Winthrop Alden. Aeroplaning’s Thrilling Rival - auto polo and how it is played. HIDDEN MEN A graphic description of a little-known side of New York in L. McCardell’s best style. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch’s funny artist has been With Stage Stars—L. JAPAN'S new Minister of Finance is Baron Takah-Cashi, A PRESIDENT of Honduras has dief # natural death. ‘WOMAN'S piace in the world to-day is clearly on the front pase. YALE freshmen debating team coached by Prof. Taft lost the decision. SUPREME COURT of the United States has beén invoked to decide whether “Indianapolis” te @ sufficient address within the meaning of the bankruptcy GROUNDS FOR DIVORCE.—Cincinnati man who raised chickens gave hie mother and bought st ‘SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1918. «AETHE SAN NON TRUCK RAMS HEARSE, _ THROWS CASKET OUT; | TWO CHILDREN SAVED Wagon of the Dead Demol- ished but the Body Is Taken On to Cemetery. To apare the living to-day Harry FE, gers, driver of @ ten ton motor truc had to «wing his ponderous vehicle | sauarety into a hearse of the dead at Ruaseli street and Driggs avenue, Will- jfamabure. The hearse was broken in two} and the casket was hurled to the street. | The funeral cortege behind the body of P&er Hart, who died at his home on St. Mark's place, Manhattan, sev ago, was passing down Drigws a | nue toward Calvary Cemetery when the |heavy motor truck, the property of the | J. C. Hupfel Brewing Company, at Tatr- |ty-elghth street and Second marted to cross the avenue street. Two little children who were watching the funeral carriage pase were in the way of the truck. Egwers had to run down the children or the hearse. He swerved his machine and hit the hearse fairly in the middle. Insurance Man Ends Life in Newark | The black waxon of the dead war com- pletely demolished and the casket fell Because of Financial into the ruin, WQllam Reilly, the un- Difficulties. eet coal and Joseph Gtlvy, the driver, {were both thrown to the stre th ‘The body of Abraham 1. BookMAn, | norges wiarted to bolt. babthecmalined an insurance broker, with an office at Serst. Mahon of the Herbert atreet No. 56 Pine street, who shot and killed station, who had witnessed the collision himself yenterday afternoon in the Hol-| from the corner, jumped to the horses’ land House, Newark, N. J., # brought /hends and was dragged several yards to New York to-day for burial. Frienda| before he brought them to a stop. The of the dead man say that financial dim-| Casket, which was uninjured, was cultien were responsible for his act. | Dinced !n au emerkency, hearse and con- sort oorten ra: tng tse, fe Sanerienee street ion La lores M ever since the panic, In the old days/ KESNER SETTLEMENT IS the brokers were the greatest patrons of the insurance lines In the world. Mr. Bookman lived at No, 6 East/ Newspapers and Others Think They Righty-fourth street. The body was re-| Should Get More Tan 30 Per moved to Holle's morgue in Newark and ; later brought over to the Eighty-fourth | Cent. of Amounts Due. street home. Mr. Bookman is said to| There was a hitch to-day in the ap- have borrowed $500 from the Mutual proval of the tid of the Twenty-third Life Insurance Company on April 25. Street Stores Corporation to take over Oddilies Using © fine comb to bead her lashes. BROKER'S BUSINESS POOR, SHOOTS SELF TO DEATH. Kesner & Co., at No. 8 Sixth avenue, and pay all creditors thirty cents on the dollar in satisfaction of their claims, When the creditors of the bankrupt firm met before Judge Mayer to-day | Howarti Taylor, attorney for the Press Publishing Company, putiisher of The World, presented objections to accept- (ig the bid of the Twenty-third Street . Stores Corporation, which was organ- zed to take over the avsets of the Kes- ner firm by ten of the larger creditors, (ncluding three national banks and Jacob L, Kesner, Mr, Taylor stated tiat his clients, who & dead letter since the civil wur. Gaby. oid, while working on the yacht The- tis at the foot of Twenty-third street, |The heap stuck a little at the mouth of HELD UP BY CREDITORS. | enjoined from appearing under me. management of an Atlante leeture bu- reau, A Chautauqua bureau @ptained the injunction. Cook ch the latter for half the SLIDES SEVEN STORIES THROUGH A CHUTE AND GETS NOSE SCRATCHED! Mrs. Nellie Harrigan Does an Invol- untary “Thriller” at Salvation Army Building. After dropping from the seventh floor ot No. 6% West Forty-elghth street to the ground floor, Mra, Nellie Harrigan Of No, &6 West Nineteenth street landed @reater casualties than a scratched Nose and bruised legs. But she almost ed @ mere man Into hysterics. in Polyclinic Hospital, recovering the paper ation Army id just gath- heap of colored print shoving it into the roper chute to send it industrial buildin red up a might; paper and wi mouth of the to the baling room in the basement. the chute and she gave it an extra push. . Down went the paper. Down also went Mra, Har The other em- ployees heard her by this time and he had no idea there wan a woman behind t! . “Fine sorters they have up there,” he muttered, "Shoes in colored print pa- per! Huh!” He yanked at the shoe and pulled out ® very much dinhevelled Nellie Har- rigan. With a long and plercing scream, George Waiters fled out to thi Guperintendent Alan Mo! Policeman Egan of the West Forty-sev- enth street station and Dr. Schoenberg took Mrs. Harrigan to the Polyclinic, The carved incline at the bottom of the chute and the big wad of papers which formed a cushion were all that faved her life. renee Look! Here's Doe Cook!! CHICAGO, May 3—Dr, Frederick A. Cook of North Pole notoriety has been dames McCreery & Co. 34th Street 23rd Street MAY SALE Commencing Monday, May Sth. EXTRAORDINARY VALUES Women’s Corsets, Waists, | Silk and Muslin Underwear and Skirts. | WASH GOODS Important Offering 18,000 Yards. | A delayed shipment of Superior Quality | French Ratine or Eponge Suiting. in a com- | plete assortment of this season's latest Paris | eolors and White, which arrived to-day, will be placed on sale Monday, May Sth, at 95c yd. 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