The evening world. Newspaper, March 12, 1914, Page 8

if —— a Tannenbaum Pleads Guilty” and Goes Back to Cell in Lieu of Bail. Defense to Her Hus- | band’s Suit. Five jurors in Justice Glegerich’s > Frank Tannenbaum, chieftain of the I. W. W. “army” of the unem- Ployed, was brought before Judge refused to award a husband a decree, | dais with a smile on his face and MAN CONFESSED GUILT under which the prisoner was held torney Smith protested against a re: Roman Catholic Church of St. Al-| constituted themselves judges of the 4 a lowers to know,” aaid Mr. Smith, “that }on the witness stand, What makes A HAPPY CHILD IN the preferred calendar, which means | The sult was brought by Frederick ) ment charging him with participating U in an unlawful assembly. N The former waiter's helper of the IAL DF listened to the reading of the indict- . ment. “Not guilty!" he pleaded In a loud on the felony charge of inciting to| Accused Woman Offered No} “Not | tot be reduced. He pointed out that the Grand Jury had failed to indict duction of bail, claiming that the case, although @ misdemeanor, was @ se- rous one, and that Tannenbaum and phonmus, had disregarded the rights) sow ana facts In a divorce case and ft here t 2 os Gai Comms 6d Canara’ Seni oe people assembled there to wor- this cane is to bo given quick trial,” | the action of the Jurors extraordinary TRIAL WILL BE CALLED IN i* that the wife, Mra. Rose EK. TWO WEEKS. Fridger, did not appear tn court and [If cross, feverish, consti- ¥ pated, give “C east side swaggered to the Judge's AGAINST WIFE AFTER voice. Justus Sheffield, counsel for the 1 je We We W. W., asked that the bail of $7,500 for a felony. Assistant District-At- his followers, when they raided the! part of the Supreme Court to-day M | tons to-day to plead to the indict-| “1 want Tannenbaum and his fol- although the co-respondent confessed Judge Rosalsky placed the case on had no lawyer present to defend her. Syrup of Fig fa trial in about two weeks, and fixed |C. Bridger, a Western raleaman, for the ball for the prisoner at $5,000,/an absolute divorce, He named John There was no one in court to pro- | Le Knight, a chum, who also travels, vide the bail and the leader of the, and who frequently visited at the “army” was led back to prison. | Bridger apartment when the husband Much of the enthusiasm of Tannen- | ¥ «4 In town. baum’s followers departed after the | answer denying the charges, and then events of last night. jcompelted her husband to have the Frank §, Hamilton, who is heading [case referred to a jury. This was the army in the enforced absence of early In the ult, Later she entered Tannenbaum, sent fifty men to the no appearance, :| Synagogue Statzeiner, No. 240 Henry | Justice Glegerich directed counsel street, last evening. Five hundred | for Bridger to take an inquest be- persons were celebrating the feast of cause of the wife's default. Bridger Purim and Isaac Mendel was chant- | was his own first witness. ing the psalm of victory when the | of leaving on @ trip and being away headed by Harry|from New York on the date com- Sheerar, entered the place. plained of. The husband then called “Just @ minute,” sald Joseph Fin- | Knight to the stand. The co-respon kelatein, an east side merchant, who| dent, © dapper, —smooth-shaven in president of the congregation, Then he telephoned for the police. Mothers can rest easy after tatd, tat tori ‘ives iver gets slugs cross, feverish, restl if restless, see 1! ey va this delicious detachment, the | Five bluecoats responded, and when ey mt given ot nail directions | they appeared the “army” retreated G@own-ups are printed on each bottle, |!" consternation, Beware of counterfeit fig syrups. Ask] A mecting in Rutgers Square fol- Teme, dropsiat for . Bo-cent bottle of lowed, Dr. Robbins Gilman, head of a) mn loo! and see that it fe made by the eae Ti | Syrup Company.” We ler size. Hand back with | Settlement House followod. aes ny cabs fig yeep. “In taking caro of these me Mitaey Disease Is Deceptive Pr.) Cases of Serious Sickness Due|TELL6 WHY THEY TURNED ARMY AWAY. A member of the chats oa Stata- ply pei umanitarian act, tha THE EVENING WORLD, Treamnutn ex singer's charges were | SOGTALISTS MAY GET well founded, Knight said, he con- Teaned. Bridger's brother was called as a witness to corroborate Knight aa to the latter's visit to a hotel, The| If Her Children Die Without Issue, | she lived in Florence, Italy brother, George, tostified that h seen Knight and his sister-in-law enter the hotel. When the jury was out two hours the foreman sent in word to Justice! get Mrs, Carrie Rand Herron‘s $500,- Giogerich that five of the twelve men | 999 | retuned to believe ‘Knight and the| o> core bet set unless ber hus brother, George, and that they would t not change their opinions no matter | two children, Elder Rand Herron and | no issue it goe: tice Glegerich Invited the jury in and) dren's children die without leaving discharged them. Owing to tho disagreement, Bridger will be compelled to renew his suit on other evidence, if he has any. Mrs. Bridger put in an | He told | young man, filppantly told of being | detach- * had been turned away from t! wie aid not want to Wi he wan' ave them on, aes arrested, but I think arrest would | om stages have | have served them right, They're not | In nine out of ten cases poor men. They are just a lot of dual thinks he or she is suffer-|idiors that won't work. Our syna- ness, indi- | gogue is ready to befriend any man, iter to hidden trou- wants ele, But that Ineys. Fe | baffled the = . 28 Fifth | ad Liver que . W. W. to sufferers fro ‘women and children have been re- to health and happiness and the Fae t their days were uum jana bern ten up by their » when , who is out of work the discovery of | #¥en' ed to-day that ‘a confer- pete ter - ‘Thousands of iflicted fi aad pleasures of life—many of should min islamne: Fran ker of this “army,” will be At duane nd ‘00 vice rawned before Judge Rosalsky in bottle guaranteed. Free fro atop General Sessions to-day to plead to ieee Warnes 6 Gale Remedios the indictment brought againat him 910, Rochester, N. Y. for invading St. Alphonsus'’s Church. new PUBLICATIONS. —__ [ NEW PUBLICATIONS. - A OOS NEW PUBLICATIONS. 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Only $24.75 [For a 10.6x12 Royal Axminster ‘Rug Usually $37.50 Notice particularly the unusually large size of this ru wonderful beresia for any one having @ room requiring ¢! signs are slightly mismatched, therefore the saving, $12.75. hese rugs were made by one of the foremost manufacturers in the country, They very thick and woven from all pure worsted yarns in Oriental patina and all over effects. stitial! 927.50 ie ant $29.75 weds age, $16.90 re ae Ras, 914.95 $15.50 6x9 Seamless $2.50 to $4.00 values, both lace and button, + B, D and E: C, D and E. Damask Table Clothe, 45 Choice of hemmed or hemstitched —full bleached—limit $ to a cus- tomer. Main Floor. izes 5! to 9, widths $1.50 and $1.75 Evening Scarfs, 89c Scarfs t are a necessity for evening wear, also for wear with semmeer gowns at warm weather "Chiffon Cloth Gold Beaded Scarfs, 214 yards Jong = Chiffon Cloth ing, Trides- cent Beaded Scarfa, 2 iar long. 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