The evening world. Newspaper, April 24, 1914, Page 18

SNE ARES 1 = TRAPS HER HUBBY NOS AFFINITY S Mr ii. Bhetnce Woh Revk Reeled When 4 a Wife Led Party Into K 7 Hotel Room. ¢ ——— | = =GOMPANION SCREAMED. . Star of Films Asks Court for Freedom After Her Trap . Is Sprung. ‘The liveliest movie play that Mins Pearl White, one of the best known actresses in the silent drama ever in was screened to-day in « Vuatice Cohalan'’s part of the Bu- preme Courat when her divorce sult against Victor Sutherland, the actor, ‘was triea. Miss White proved herself to be feme pumpkins as a detective, when = om inst New Year's Eve she went with her colored maid to an apart- ment in the King Edward Hotel and «found her matinee idol-husband in the company of a dark-haired young © woman in kimono attire. Tt was not until Harold Hyams, a card palesman, who turned detective «at Mise White's suggestion, had fol- lowed Sutherland for a month from «ity to city that the movie actress mew her husband had been attracted © 07 @ young woman who frequently sat in front of the footlights beaming ‘“\e@miration upon the young actor. Hyams testified that on New Years “Seve he followed 8 ‘land from the q, Ming Edward Hote! to a moving plo- “Vtmre theatre on West Forty-second ~ ” mtreet near Seventh avenue, where he . S@w his wife appearing {h a movie e * production. ‘When the actor made bis ~ emit from the theatre Hyams fol- 2 tewes him to Forty-second street and . + Broadway, where Sutherland waited ~ Until the dark haired one walked by. © The actor tipped hie hat to the young * weman and then locked his arm in * Reve and walked to the King Edward © Hotel, where they didnt bother to ~~ Fewieter, but went upstairs in the " glevator te room No. 633, Hyams fol- Jowing. © “I heard Mr. Sutherland talking tn & bow voice to the woman inside tho room,” sald Hyams, “and then I rushed © % @ telephone and called Mra. Suther- “land, She came over with her maid “and I knocked at the door of _, Teom.” “What reply was made to the = knock?” asked Attorney Philip Bern- stein, for Mrs, Sutherland, “1 paid ‘a telegram for you sit Mr. Sutherland opened the door Mre. © Butherland and her maid were stand- ing right back of me, and when he said ‘wait a minute’ I put my foot in the door and kept it open. Then I pushed the door all the way open and elet Mrs. Sutherland and the maid HANS SCHMIDT OFFERS TO TELL TRUE STORY OF AUMUELLER MURDER Writes Whitman That He’s Not Insane and Says He'll Involve Others. ‘Tho gen impression that Hans Schmidt, the disgraced priest who murdered Anna Aumueller and dis- posed of the body by cutting it up and throwing {it into the Hudson River, felgned insanity in order to escape the death penalty was con- firmed to-day. District - Attorney Whitman received a midt, who is in the death house of is prison, in which the mur- derer lucidly explains the whole mat- ter. He writes that he knew public sen- timent was against bim and that he ‘and | figured the only way be could escape the death chair was by acting like a crazy man. He was eo clever in his deception that he fooled great many peopl 4 caused one jury to disagree. On bis second trial he was convicted. ‘Up in the death house the men iting execution, having nothing busy themselves with studying their own cases and the casos of each other, One of there amateurs in law has persuaded Bechmidt that he made a serious mis- take. been told since coming Attorney, “that I should have told the truth in the first place and that the worst I could have been found guilty — “A Habit Worth Forming” .” FIRST THINGIn ged 13! = =m rE eH Su CREDIT AT YOUR OWN TERMS OPEN EVERY EVENING St--BAUMANN--3d Ave. dogree, Ann of a crimin: instigated by me. I did not murder | torney. her and am not guilty of murder tn the first degree.’ Schmidt offers, in return for a new trial, to reveal the names of the! scanning the voluminous papers in others implicated in the operation he| the action without learning just what x with a vindow: ¢ alleen was performed on the girl |they wanted Mueller to stop doing. (tom the Chicago Recond-Berai4,) coby, of \tho “Inventory as it than dows will be listed here . “ Af soon my hey suppl 0 asking for « commutation of sen- ‘Your Honor this father might at ap we wet a ntly accus. supplied the copy, but SRE BVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 24, 1 Movie Heroine Who Trapped Her Actor Hubby in Hotel Kranich & Bach quality is the result of fifty years of intensive study by three generations of the Kranich & Bach families. To insure this ultra quality we build our instruments complete, from | | start to finish, under one roof and under the watchful care of one supervising head—something that can be said of no other high-grade player piano in all the world. It may be fifty years more before another similar opportunity occurs. If you take advantage | of this Sale now you will get the best piano or player piano that can be bought, at fifty dollars | leas than the same instrument can be obtained after May 15th, 1914. 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