The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1913, Page 14

FORHER CHLOREN SHE: SAD SHED NOT LOVE | nats shall end Satur Amicable | Marcuses Reach Agreement and Court Action Will Be Ended. | Edwin B. Goodell, fam FE. Marcus jr. son of a Fifth ave- fue Jeweller, said to-day that while the guilt of Mra. Marcus to gain possession Of her childron by habeas corpus had eile slope of the Rockies to live out- such action would be taken by her Jewyer, Ralph BH. Lum, in a few daye Mr. Goodell «ald he was not informed as to the details of the agreement be- tween Mr. and Mre, Marcus which brought about this understanding, Mrs, Marcus scandalised Montclair Yast July by saying she was tired of restricted life in the suburbs, didn’t love her husband, and “lacked the real maternal instinct toward her children,’ wherefore she was going out to the Pa- cifte slope of the Rockies to live out @oors and on horseback. An a prelim. inary, ehe went to Europe to Join her father, George B. Cooksey, a wealtny Californian, who had been for revoral } months trying to persuade her to stay ! at home with her husband and children. Bhe returned with her father and in February jast started a sult for the vecovery of the children. Her lawyer, Ralph B. Lum, explained that ring her European trip and her observation of her own father's love for her she became convinced she owed it to thelr children to bring them up and she meant to make a fight for that privilege ama duty. No explanation of her decision to give up that ideal was forthcoming to: At was intimated by friends of Mr. cus that certain rights of Mrs. Marc to the magnificent home in which she ved Montclair and in other property and her future privilege of having the children with her, should her attitude of mind and heart toward them chi had been in question. These, it id, had been adjusted, and Mrs, Mare i Inatructed Mr. Lum to drop the suit in ment. Mrs, Marcus is nv@ in Manitoba with her father. The Montclair home has been dismantied. Mrs, Marcus instruct- . butler to sell all the furniture she loft last summer, RABBYFROM ENGLAND COMES HERE FOR LIFE AT SALARY OF $5 000 Hertz as Head of Orach Chaim Congregation. The Congregation Orach Chain. Lex- ington avenue and Ninety-tifth atreet, 1M night unanimously slected the Rev. Dp. Fayan Moses Hyamson as miniat of the congregation for life. The sala: which has been fixed at $5,000 per Annum, is the largest ever paid by any American orthodox Jewish congrega- tion. Dr, Hyamson has accepted the call and sulle for England in two weeks, te wind up his affairs in that country. Ho will return to America about Beni. 18, and on Oct. 1 will enter upon nis new duties, on the eve of the Jewish ‘Mew Year, Mr. Hygmson will succeed the Rev, \Jeseph H, Herts, who was recently elected Chief Radi of Great Britain, and who, in the recently contested election for that office, was success- fully opposed by Dr. Hyamson, Dr. Hyamson's reputation for schol- arship is world-wide. He was born in For Spring and American Hos American send CHICAGO MOTHER TO DROP SUNT uinsel for Will- Hy adjoMce of Dayan of the U PUrauance of aw friendly family agree-|% | Hanan Colonial American Hosiery Underwear The garment of entire satisfac- tion. Fine, sheer, cool, crisp absorbent Lisle for warm days dermatically Merino and Balbriggan for the change: b'e days of spring. Knit Underwear that does not cling to and irritate the body as woven fabrics do. For forty-five years the makers of the best | Shirts, Drawers and Union Suits for Men, Women and Children. 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COOK PLEASE WRIT gions, found that “Peary Channi icago are to "he made of prismatic th lighter, ROAD STATION PLATFORMS in to make the streets and stores und COMMITTEE of the Texas Legisiatur convicts to cut down on prison expenses. has recommended the releane of 80) WOMEN AS TAX COLLECTORS tn a new idea of the French Government on the theory that they can get the money, PHILADELPHIA has established a quarantine taking in its entire segregated | Alatrict. { FRENCH PROFESSOR finds that of olf age, including gray hair and | lows of teeth, come with the disappearance of the element fluorine from the | human body. | “NO TREAT" motion was overwhelmingly lost in the National Liberal Club | of London. } | STUNG BY A BEE, trolley motorinan in Philadelphia jumped from his car and forgot to shut off the power, The car was wrecked and thirteen passengers hurt, Suwalk, Russia, Aug. 2%, 1969, and :e-|Chatelaine, dancer, have been éngaged - | for Ziegfel@'s ‘*Follies.”" Max Dearly 's to stage in Paris the Gustav Ludera and George Ade musical ho-Gun,”" produced here Mabell Myers, daughter of a Harlem) hotel man and niece of Kit Clark of |. Canonbury London, where, during ten years of min- | aM i {aterial’ activities, he founded many | Haverley's Minstreis, makes her stage Jewish institutions, social, educational | debut next week at the Harlem Opera and Mouae in “The Country Boy,” | Fourtee Law. Pee gdh bs yew Flelda tx suing J. H. Dalton, the Boston broker, who Is the husband of Marle Dressler, for halt of $2.30 | Joss on the tour of “Tillie’s Nightmare, A traning school im to be established by the Woman's Theatre, Inc, and a dramatic festival Issting several days bs | to be given In the fall to finance it. | Boctety in taking keen Interest in the! Production of “The Taming of the Shrew" by the Amherst College Dra- matic Association in the Hotel MoAlpin ballroom Friday. ' “A Good Little Devil” in to be played | by all the original cast for a movie film. Fiske O'Hara {ns to star next season| comedian, and Stella in “Old Dublin Bay," a new play by Britain, Dr. mson ac |mogue. For twenty months Dr. Ht “a Volume of Sermona’ (1910); "Coll Mosaicarum et Romanarum Legum" (1912), and essays in the Jewish Quar- ‘terly’ Review. She aol THEATRE NOTES. | the Poor Little Rich Girt” and “Are Re ‘& Crook? end thelr runs saturday. Leon Errol, A New Model Colonial Pump Thenewest style in the exclusive and fashionable pumps. Beggar: some ita joes Broadway. near ad Bt. way, cor, Canal GRAND RAPIDS 1 FURNITURE CREDIT TERMS; 3 hr 150/79" "100, 5 et 751410 or 150, 1.0 A WEEK OPENS | AN ACCOUNT Open Saturday Eventi | 104ST. L STATION AT CORNER | FISHER Bros. COLUMBUS AVE | BET. 103 & 104 ST. and Summer suitable ' AN lest or found articles ad ised in The World will be at The World's Informa- Ww om Weet 125th St, and We Brooklyn Office, 868 Weshing= fen Mt. 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