The evening world. Newspaper, May 8, 1914, Page 19

n THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1914. Noe daar MYSTIC SHRINERS HERE MISS LAW WINS SUIT IT | NILITANTS PELT JUDGE SIEGEL WILL CONTEND 'Crrine for Drink Habit WIFE CANNOT Ue AER ene ee rere to ne ponKey) | FROM SAN FRANGSEO | AGAMST ESTATE OF | WTH BOOKS IN COURT, °° <= stages x. \ Bifty Singers They Give | promised Breach of Promise | of “Arson Squad” Member, ek a Wendie Of New York but baa omni in prepared in two (orms The established a legal domicile in Ba ret treatment, a powder; OR- mney will be returned if after atria 4 | Aivorwe suit against Henry Siecel! von fail to get results from ORRINE | Pad merchant prince, was dia- This offer gives the wives and mothers d closed in the Supreme Court to-day | of those who drink to an oppor —— 5 . Ho also will plead that if h i or at thos 0 Whats Gwaion Hy Gecure | ConcertinCity Hall Park. Gets Settlement. ‘Who Long Dodged Arrest. | iiittea” The acta of untaithfuinenn | (eeae Ne. in pill form, for these wie \ charged against him, Mra, Siegel has Md when Rockwood & Haldane, his at-| tunity to try the ORRINE treatment condoned and forgiven them and ah only $1.00 a box, Come in and talk over torneys, asked that the case be sub. |!t is a very simple treatment, can be} cannot ark for a decreo | the matter with us, sk for booklet our Temples of Mystio Bhriners,) LONDON, May 8—Asa sequel ton| LEEDS, England, May 8—Lilllan) tit have heen for, Witti.a Banéof 150 Pieces and| American Girl Who Had Com-| Make Stormy my Protest to Jailing| mitted to a Jury. far (ime liom: ‘rule und bl ORRINE CO, Washington, , You buy the beautiful NEWARK SHOE AT 92.50 DIRECT. The jobber's pro- fit is your profit—the deale er's profit goes into your pocket —- and incidentally you are the wearer of as fine a pair of shoes as $3.50 ever bought. 237 NEWARK SHOE ayia benched ai " ——_—_—— ae erambering 40 men, with a band of|preach of promise of marriage, judg-| Lenton, a militant suffragetts, was) questions will, be. subm rat all Riker-Hegeman Drug Stores oe toanic + the other atde 180 pieces and fifty singers, all from! ment was given to-day to Miss Der- tenced to-day et the Assizes here one bc el i i . “| makes your a . eat caaa tard isborws ban booked the Pacific Coast, landed in New|ryle Bitzabeth Law, an American, we Fare imprisonment on a vharge fe Vawmunkne | solute shoe satise ~f passage for the chatlenging Pnstish| York this afternoon from tho Cort-|1n a sult she had brought to en- Jot setting fre to Westfield House, | wns Miexel's attorneya Will oppose faction a matter which bmission to a Jury of Delo team on the Camnania, landt street ferry and paraded up to| force payment of a settlement! Doncaster, in Juno last year. or Biniil aio mare of mere taste. eails for New York on May 3%. The/tne City Hall, where in the gray|or $3,000 je in her favor by Miss Lenton, while awaiting trial « You will certaine ponies, about thirty in number, will! and cold drisale they gave a concert |the late Capt. Patrick Hamilton, to for the crime which she confessed, | | ly be delighted. be aitipped om May 16, so Cat they /that was about as stirring as ever| whom sho had been engaged to be, was released owing to her serious | ’ | @) will be given severe! days’ galloping |neard there. married, Capt. Hamilton was a Brit-| condition of health brought about by \ = Defore the arrival of the players. ‘The Shriners hat! from San Fran-|ish army aviator, who was killed in @ a bungor strike, She disappeared and Entablished 62 Yeape vy TUN tha SHOE STORES ‘The fact that Wimborne has booked) cisco, Los Angeles, Onkland and|fiying accident at Stevenage, Eng- {remained in hiding for almost @ year . : UT doa A hak oe oonelt Th *s No R ‘\, paseage for the men proves la-| other Coast cities, and they are here|iand, on Nov. 6, 1912 and was rearrested only a few days ere’s No Reason for 7 ©? qgvaly that they are going to mak®/to “root” for the big Panama Canal! Mise Law, who ts the only daughter | ago at Lrighton, Having Poor Eyesight : qpother attempt to take back the pole Exposition and to get the next grand |of Mrs. N. Latham Law of Atiant ere Was @ stormy scene in court) __it takes so little time and cost @up. However, the exact make-up convention after the coming Atlanta! ; bi wainted with Capt, | when sentence was pronounced. Miss " tadicld gals {he team won't be decided upon un-| convention for San Francisco. nateer ta Late vaand, and shortly |Lenton's friends in the gallery pelted | tO get correct glasses that | {fi another game is played to-morrow | Many women were with the party, : \the Judge with suffrage magazines| there is no excuse for any one = and they marched with thelr men [afterward accepted his proposal of and pamphlets, at the same time! to suffer from poor eyesigh 4° against Capt. Buckmaster’s team. = [eqix. ‘The stirring band music and| marriage. Counsel for Miss Law, in| shouting at the top of their voices. f yesight pe ‘There has been much speculation | the long row of fez-topped paraders | nig opening speech, declared that the| The police In court were at L, tng le 7 “nis week as to whether the English | attracted @ great deal of attention oi ce capt. Hamilton, when it dis- | Kreatly outnurn y Registered Eye PI You use your feet eportsman would send a team here And Milo the skyscraper windows heh ngs e ‘ we dat the hy Perfect Fitting Glasses, f a | with faces. covered that Miss Law was no Wh i i : T\. ewing to the poor showing eh ia) tae | heiress, purmuaded the captain to break th HM lap ean belo Atte or dancing with g ae : by the four he ha 7 inssau, Ann St | on Caen i we | crecrigelgetenced = Gras) BHAI. /$500, 000 T0 CHURCH the engagement. Ave., 22d St. 17 West 42d-N. ¥ ! ; te yeni ane poghyrt 16 Wi Bk | Miss Law thereupon brought suit lad Gh ele. tra » Detect. Wan fGardon § mA ify f ack out of the invasion, but accord-| GFT OF MRS. MRS, RUSSELL tsin'vn ner uereons 5 Bsatooke THE WHIRL *# ing to information just received there Piano Player | WEBB’S ELECTRICAL ‘or the match to-mor- | ajor will be replaced by | ‘as her attorney but failed to pay Announcement was made here to-| into court the amount provided by security for costs. Hamiiton’s death occurred ifterward the present sult his executors . | wedding until the following Octob - : barr mes wer e *e will be an English four ready to oope | settled $2,000 on her for life. T PICTURES = pre Wiu \yute THe CHARM nor i 4 eo p beod Amerioans at Mendon eepenine| New York Woman Will Erect) suit, however, wax continued and GLOBE Bye, Oe tay of ir ong L ae ¢ ‘° tabi, | Arthur Newton, law now serv- ANNETTE 4 Match. vimborne decided yesterday Sanctuary of National Jing a term of three years Penal wer KeiiekMAnn Daten | vitude f cy Of to defraud ; foarop Major Matthew-Lannowe, No. Cathedral. Wealthy young Austrian, was selected New Amsterdam & 2 ae Bingham, who be woe uted tobe cradle aver. day that Mrs. Archibald Dougias Rus- Miding to Wimborne's difficulties, sell of New York will erect the sanc- Maior S he art bod winarew tuary in connection with the National 4 pean obliged : ‘ ee ee Pee che tears cwing to, the serious |Cormedrel Of the Epeacopal Churn to Hines of his wife and Wimborne ts be constructed at Washington \ 1 trying to secure F. M. Freake and| ‘Tho cost of the sanctuary, tt was’ PRANK CRAVEN MARRIED. bP} Capt. Leslie St. C. Cheape, both of | saiq, will ap) proximate $500,000 % whom played with the challengers ——- in the opr Ltt dath Se Pasty ta Gti The are Girt ss i \ Your bath tub, sink, and all other fix- tures are quickly cleaned with GOLD DUST It cleans and makes everything sanitary. 5c and larger packages [HERE FAIRBANK =m] Actor Wels Mra, Ari Jast year, to remodol bis four. Thelf | try pussell, who is the wife of 4 nsenting to come here for this | year's rminton EUR is doubtful, however, Archibald D, Russell a banker, cap | talist and real es with their count { |. J. Thin home, wh { ' Pely im Stamford, AMPOKD, Conn, May §—Mra Ma- Arnold, twice married to and mn Arnold Daly, the actor, married here this afternoon by a Prank Cray yc at the home » with whom ite style, make of age, in» ‘ sete Vricee Bei Mee write or The Tel-Electric Company fow hours’ time in your own LYRIC 1p} a To-M0 ( h Convenient terme ot pay Bh | 4 nih BATTLE OF TO ment can i | ‘ tnd Other Virid We Ries va ie phos for Be Photographed UNGER Fike ars 299 Filth Ave., Corner ist st Tele, Madison Sauere 6343 was built , adjoins MOTHER NAM BEATS a ee | SUIT FOR ALIENATION io: With WPEILA My. ‘ies : FS bea NR eee lancesre re {a are manNesvia bu tr Lsbbtcapnead A PAIR i Sig Es H “Lot the GOLD DUST TWINS : SE ais | city cast Th rye |b eame Y sro. a fo ha H Bult "| BRONXY: 7 i Court Decides for sides fox Ele Mess | : . . , WeSHY EVE RYWOM/ \ NI | Thomsen Despite a Tale of men baNiee, LAST 2 DAYS| H Sneers and Desertion. Midi Die a Wt! — . ak FE: rf 101 RANCH ys ! rook ona a fo Five Mie Ito we #1, “hing pj ier BUSTANOBY’S Brooklyn yesterday to press her suit \% OSiken, Waianae’ : MESTAURANTS for $25,000 damages against her AY 3 = mother-in-law, Mra. Juana BE, B i seuss, ATS = AMMERSTEIN'S |: Y" Thomsen, whom sho charged with ¥ J neNryant 1297 of 6418 1 alienating the affections of her hus- band, Henry A. Thomsen, The de- ; 4 | = _ fendant is the wife of Hugo Thomsen, A i y . | ha f aan A et ae aneeeB| | This season, as a whole, I will make this cloth into TWO-PIECE [)i2\" aad ene ‘The younger Mrs. ‘Thomsen, dressed among ready-made cloth- : entirely in black, ar ———————— : ak ried in January, ing houses has been any- ; ber husband's parents untu a month ee Soon efter that her mother-in- thing but a good one, and SUITS, lined with a fine, lasting lining, at a nd wistare ts many a ready-made woman, It clothier who_ ordered price B, F. KEITH'S New York Theatres A COLONIAL |MossteH May PeSTIVAL| (abs i witcha: atge Way | 12 STAR retest poultry country ALHAMBRA) FEATURES Cartain 1.4% & 7.45. to her w's purents and for- © visits from thei, earlier in the season wi the intention of re-order- of . it a MN coe! REAL ESTATE FOR SALE = LONG ISLAND. and then saic i a 7 "You must leave this woman oF leave ing in the middle of the me forever.’ | Thomsen oft his wife in October, season has stock enough 190s, Ladi cu a that hey was going 7 - left from his first order | 4 Jeavenly Twins, ¥ fee met her mother-in ay | to do him for the season. y ¢ i t= DOLLY" fotel Lath:m in 4 faked if that woinan Ut p- aration as er. Mra. Thomsen testified that Pier mother-in-law’ re- Baa My G ! moro NiaRY shee \ nis ba the marriage should never nly; have taken place, I think it right ver| ply to the great majority. you to be sepa i ry *erwhat about my child?” asked the That in turn has affected oung woman, aaa ¥wThe child. should never have been the woolen market, and I horn,” the elder woman Is quoted as | ee ica Benedict dismissed the sult was able today to land a ———— t ce that the mother- stack of fine Coronet y . oy - - \ WARSUN Sete nt ible for Mrs, Thom- | path MRE EP ee x OLUMBIA. , BURLESQUE )!* Tot called upon wo put inva | | Worsted Co. blue serges, BS ‘ BILLY WATSON © #8344 ENTIAL OPPOSITE Gaeta] F suoeay et STATIONS NEXT BOL sen Ww » defenne. : | goods that come 10 to 11 ny . he A ena Eaten x e. yay z in weight, firm i ' came 206 W.42” KY wale and as soft as a : ~ : ; REPUBLIC: A9 ss, ial ie baby’s cheek, which I am : f Protect Us! fevailog ‘ON CREDIT. 7 ‘ ° JOHNSON going to use as an induce- ‘ Pe ae There is absolutely no competition on these goods. Shey are the STRAND fy)“ The Sea Wolf.’ Sty Name ee enema | a pnates B Ic YC LES 4 ment _to_ make this the s ben quality used by the average ready-made house which sells suits for $18 i * BAHCRICAN WATCri DIAMOND | 7 3 or ry Cont PHOre reatest month’s business s I will have a piece of this goods out in the corner of my doorway where THE GREAT DIAMOND RUBBERY JS MAIDEN LANE cont in the history of both of OO, cect i you can see and handle and get samples to cornpare with other tailors. and THE DISHONORED MEDAL JAMONDS"CREDI NB. aioe I want 1000 orders for blue serge suits this week. my New York stores. ACADEMY OF Music, 4m, 0.17 ‘0 BROADWA) : = nH, B WARNER WW! Tat) CO peer | CANDLER TiAl ¢ Le Men's Usthne A eee ANTONY AND C LEOP Fd BRON “DIAMONDS SugRERtT ATCHES" 37 wiiven tani I have a number of uncalled for suits which I have gathered from my different stores and sent to my New York stores. Made up for $15, $18, $20. Price, ready to wear, $6, $7, $8. y detective parte in elther f workmanshi | Pricen to Pit All Purses, eor Cull for Catalogue" W. al 1 119-121 Nassau Si MITCH LL The Tailor 1431 Broadway’, Open Eventngs Till 9. Saturdays Till 10. FROM BOSTON Saturdays Till 10. vi TA! RAPH ! ri 4 OLYMPIC HIN ERA STINT REA nN) “THE bh 0 GALS" EAMSOATS, Sunday World Wants TR TOC ETT | Work Monday Wonders. E al ieee: Svcs ae en pes ae AER SE EE Teg