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from Saratoga to-day, apparently bated » MAY HOLD TWO OFFICES BY on information given out by the eldor Mrs. Hanson, said that all legal proceed- Ings between mother and son had been dropped and that the young people were to live with her hereafter. “It would be very nice to have Walter ho longer worrled by his mother’s oppo- sition to me," sald the younger Mra. Hanson to-day, “but I'm afraid the Statement was not meant kindly, Wal- ter went up to see his mother about the law sults Saturday. He camo back Monday and we went to the Hotel Astor for breakfast. He seemed all right and there was nothing to suggest that the happiness we had known ever since we were married was to be Interrupted. About noon he took his collars and sald he was going to the laundry. 1 have not seen him since, Tuesday morning I had a telephone message from somebody whose voice I did not recoxnize saying he was in Brooklyn, Last evening I received an envelope postmarked in Broo! and addressed in a clumsy imitation of his hand- 1 " | th VAUDEVILLE BRIDE TRINKS RICH HUBBY ~ (G RELD PRISONER Mrs. Hanson, Former Singer, Declares He Is Not Missing of His Own Volition. Mayor Gaynor to Hold a Hearing on Bill Which Would Seem to Prevent This. Mayor Gaynor had his attention called to-day to a bill which appears to have slipped quietly through the Legislature and which contemplates that if an ap- pointive officer is nominated for an elective office he may return to his original office in the event of defeat, or even after the expiration of the term of his new office in the event of | election. The bill was introduced by | Assemblyman Owen Kiernan and is scheduled for a hearing before the Mayor to-morrow. The measure further provides that the officeholder elected to another office may apply for a leave of absence without pay and the granting of that leave is mandatory. Because of this mandatory spirit of the bill the Mayor, it is said, may veto it, City Hall rumor has it also that the Mayor may veto the Public Welfare bill, which seeks to remove from the police supervision over tho social evil i gambling. This bill has evoked WILL HIRE DETECTIVES. writing inclosing the key of his locker at the store, “I have learned, though, that he went to Saratoga Monday afternoon and came back yesterday and went to Brooklyn. Iam sure he is not acting of his own free will,” Blames Her Mother-in-Law for | Alleged Effort to Sep- arate Them. Mrs. Henrietta Reutt! Manson, one time a vaudeville singer but now the wife of young Walter L, Hanson and, she says, desolate, took pains to Inform The Evening World to-day that !t was quite untrue that her mother-in-law, Mrs, Aimee L. Hanson of Brooklyn, had ‘welcomed her into the Hanson family and invited her to thelr summer home @t Saratoga. On the other hand, the Dride of six months says Mrs, Hanson Tured her husband away from her. In the younger Mrs. Hanson's mind there is even a definite suspicion that her hus- and is held under restraint, and she declares she will spend her last cent to hire detectives to make sure he ts not shipped abroad in an effort to make a quarrel between them. ‘The bridegroom ia twenty-four years old and married Miss Reutti In Phila- deiphia, last election day, after re- newing a childhood acquaintance with her. He had found her in a vaudeville house into which he had dropped to kill time. His mother, to whom he had transferred & $50,000 inheritance from hia grandfather, the late Henry B. Manson of Brooklyn, in consideration of a monthly allowance, at once stopped the allowance. He brought an action for an annulment of the transfer. His mother at once started an action to have him declared a drunkard and an incompetent. Young Hanson and his wife have been lving at No, #6 Central Park West, and an inquiry has been on foot to de- termine his real legal residence. Of late he been working in a department at e imple rules of beauty: Keep theskin soft, and you needn't worry about crows’ feet or wrinkles. Keep the pores clean, and you'll never be embarrassed by Llew or blotches. But how ?—you say. Follow the example of the French women, who are noted for their beauty, and use W_GORLIER 3 francs in Parie—Tbc in wew York After bathing, moisten a cloth with Eau Gorlier and pass it over the face and Your complexion will improve with the first app! ion. Your skin will become soft and pliable and crows’ feet, if you have any, will disap- pear. Your skin will clear of itself of impurities and will take on the fresh bloom of youth. 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GETTING LEAVE FROM ONE) ‘ommenc | however, tional deputy ce control 0 | would TORONTO, erican Federation of 3 nual session here, elected ing officers to-day: New York, President; ( Columbus, ©, First Vic onda cenateanermen se estiguting an sted by aisevesion ovo and con out 30 DUFFY TO BE PUT ON TRIAL ©: FOR GRAFTING MAY 27. ; the measure He that if given fourte missioners ¢ . of beg i tacacinen m » effec CalledRumor of $10,000 ) the District-Attarney's office would Husi Fund for Murtha ee that such an (avestigation wae on ter J. Duffy, ur <o——~- — | Ming evar. Ww. Ww. TRIAL NEARS CLOSE. wa Defense of Quintan Completed | ) cross-examination why A not testified at the first trial Going Away? willing t ve hie She replied it wae the report of the! Pepe forget to take a few bottles of State's teatimony in the newspapers that led her months on one ty volunteer to take the stand for defense. Mrs, Pollard testl- Ne t to Turn Hall on the} ning of the «trike and stayed) % ugh the morning, but that whe did ear Quinlan speak, Miss Hill so @ volunteer witness peeetchine-Aieriahathanes State Job for Brookiya Man. ALBANY, May 1 -Charies F. Kerrt- jean of Brooklyn has been appointed to Department of my by Commission: The trial der six indie in Harlem for £ si nis & was net fi Just fh f Apsiatant Dist Abraham Levy, cou! willie tt eney tel With Women Witneanes, Jose, Special PATHNSC noon to-day 14 last witness called At the BR. Hasard, Pittsburgh. A special pane! in defense of Patrick Quinlan, on trial . ” President; C. 1. Bayle: summoned for the | for inciting to riot, e« her ths Janey, at a salary of| There io Nothing ‘Just as Geed. Third Vice-President jgun has been the Al-| GEO. BORGFELDT &@ CO. ent of the Brookly®! waw Tome CHICAGO | SAN PRARCINED ‘eriminal SPLENDID CABARET—GOOD FOOD AT MODERATE PRICES—RESTAURANT 8TH FLOO! 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Splendid new 45-inch models, mackinaws, sport | coats; many are trimmed with satin and moire, have $4.95 * For coats For- merly up to $10.75 $6 9° For Coats Fore fancy collars, belts, novelty buttons, ete, All. the wanted materials as shown yhipcords, coverts, herringbones, _ plai two-tones, fancy _novelties, shepherd checks and vivid colorings. All are elegantly tailored and extraordinary values, fi Women’s Regular $24.75 Dress Moire and Poplin, Special at $14.75 Black and colors, in $9 or 45 inch length, gracefully draped and lined with peau de cygne in self or contrasting shades. Also fine mistral voile coats, blue or black over satin, and stunning Empire coats of shepherd check, two-tones and novelty fabrics with mandarin sleeves and Bulgarian Silk, trimmed collars and cuffs, Of Kimpoon Crawtord Ce., Third Fleer, On Sale Te-Morvew, Waiting for Splendid Notion News? Our oe ingore: B80 ie Bair Pin Exquisitely Pretty Summer SER: a Millinery |@ it Ghiciés "1.1 welxht) and rubber odds and de lined; al Of neveral styles: a ularly ide “to e 26e; pale at... e Batoon four straps; extra heavy We are featuring these smartly trimmed Dress Hats, inany of which [ere ue are exact reproductions of those being shown in Paris today. Hemp hats, 7_ Bree covered with maline, trimmed daintily with flowers and ribbon, Leghorn ality; rubber ti 64 Mmpoon Crawtord Co. 100% Perfect Baby:in Our First Annual Baby Show ‘The Baby may be seen in our Infants’ Department on the Second Floor, where a skilled trained nurse in constant attendance gives pract ical demonstray tions in the care and dressing of children, and answers questions, This Show is the most interesting place in town for mothers, prespective mothers and all women, andthe attendance has doubled every day since Monday. We extend hats, peanut body hats, Panamas, all with light and airy tri Three of these charming models at $7.95 are pictured. Tailored Suit Hats from $3.98 to $7.95. These hats reveal style in every line. Of Panama, hemp and peanut body, trimmed with Moire silk or satin and wings, f ° e Our Untrimmed Hat Sections are fully stocked with black hemp. hate, with hemp | See our showing of Paris made flowers, made into a @ flange and white hemp with black flange, 1 75) wreaths all ready to be pla: ur hat, at Ic lets are many styles, at $1.75) ostrich novelties cluding plumes, 89c Chip Hats, exceptionally fine, I round bands Free Trimming Service When hats and trimmings are purchased here. 3. cordial invitation to come and bring the children, Special Sale of 1,000 New Model $1.50 Middy Blouses For One Di Only, at ue? 85c in a rales re at eF Simpson Crawford Co., Main and Second Floors, On Sale To-Morrow, Another Batch of Specials to Continue the MayUndermuslinSale Into Another Busy Day—To-Morrow “a camina i M the ti odels tha fascinati el h as the fil ce and n ‘aminoles, Including all the latest models that are sscinaling cee such as the en pips miaiee, Of fine nai 25 beautiful styles for with lace and choice in this collection, efly crepe We've some good news About Black Velvet Ribbons You'll be interested if you read what follows. Black Satin Back Velvet Ribbon Materials a and nainsook Excellent quality #0 much in de- mand for dress trimmings, sashes ay rs and millinery purposes, ns and embroid- $1.95 medallions. fine and sheer Other models up to $2.95, ‘. ding the ex- Ities with bodice of shadow lace, nainsook,| “Others up to $6.98. rf '29c' 31.50 Skirts at $1.00 regular 37 grade, at, yd. OC 25 up-to-date models at No. 40—314 inches wide, regular 400 grade, at, yd 39 ¢ this pric ch Messaline Satin Ribbon with or without unde: t ngs of at 50c ls. Many luding the + new model Marcella, Other models up to $4.95, $1.00 Nightgowns at 69c .u Of fine nainsook, many novel und charming effects sis in styles und trimming. Others up to $12.50. Princess Slips, $1.00 Cut on long, slendei made of fine materials; pink, blue and other £aF Simpson Crawtord Co,, Kecond Floor, r lingerie / ; elas Bows, sashes and. hat trim: ular 23¢ grade; 18 : Others up to $6.95, _ $1.00 Skirts With deep flounce of fine English eyelet. embroidery, Oyler moves trim- embroidery; c hale fo-Morrow, $1.00 Combinations Many new and handsome models of fine nain- sook, trimmed with CTY} Bbeseeee cess assortment of dainty floral d These Middy Blouses will be on sale on the 12 inches wide, = pe $ 1.49 Main Floor, —— ; Three splendid new modele in sizes for girls, juniors and misses. On: clever Tallor Made Skirts | Batkan style of high grade drill, has stitched to Measure, pocket, collar, cuffs and tie in bright color Instead of $150,756 combination, Another straight line style To-Morrow at ; with large collar has row of lacing down Meee eae weet iderict | front and elbow sleeves; also a new college: “ptional price for the mak- style, with stitched strap at bottom, has ae eae ay ones tkirt, | #aélor collar and cuffs in contrasting shade, trimmed with rows of stitched etrapa, made from inaterials purchased in . P Jepart ment, possible by our large buying organization. 4 long or short sleeves, in size He & Simpson Crawtord € fth Floor, On Sale Te-Morrow, GF Bimpeon Crawtord Co., Main Fleer, s7Himpeon Crawford Co., Main Fleer, SIMPSON CRAWFORD CO., SIXTH AVENUE, 19TH FO 2TH STREET To-Morrow only we will sell 50 $12.50 Baby Cribs at $6.95 Height three feet nine inches, with 74-inch fillers, This is a most unusual value, and it is only made Pe RAR Hi tenet PRS enema esate Sry en tessndmasenney | 24.95 | | 6.99 |