The evening world. Newspaper, November 6, 1914, Page 10

ror TA VON LASSEN G14 the voters of Californ' wide prohibition on by @ majority that will proba (Poteet = MOST GO BACK designed to prevent gnother movement CE lh dee first fott mation of Mra von Claus-| hin cliontw for 10 per cent. of the | apy ION hi won'a tranafer, rend: Jamount he collected for them, thus nfo A Aelicious Women & MMi: on wor aueR- 10 MATT IEAWAN cide Von Claussen: For God's sake | obtaining a tien upon the whole | steaks, Chope Balad Correct Apparel for ph nares 1 5 on Her Way From in Fifth avenue last night to be saved * | trom “kidnappers” wan dispelled when | the deciatona of the Appellate Divi- sion of the Supreme Court made yes- to-day. The Court denied Mre. von Claus- . | #en's appeal from the order commit: | nit he punished for contempt of court ritation. ting her to the Matteawan Hospital lin that they permitted the removal of sells Posiam. for the Criminal Insane and vacated| Mrs, Yon Cinussen from the City Emergency Laborato-|/the atay granted by Justice Clarke | prison, oe ee new vet pending the appeal. f kin ‘snd Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets For You! King of Bweden and Theodore Roose: velt to her own lawyers. from just @ few constipated days, be wm to bg ge = tody last night. ee, “oe, ae ay) W. BJ. Collins, Mra, von Claus- the Cause. son's counsel, received a wild mes- ‘essiolance. sage from her last night, dropped in _ iwteas ‘onve Tablets open theithe street in the courte of her prog- intestines with nasty. alckening warde believes in gentioness, por: thelr action je gentie, yet post: | roan to King Sing. It was picked up never in OF aripli i 7 “Olive Tables arelat Fifth avenue and Ninety-fira ou atreet by Adolph Lavy of No, 17 oa-| East Ninety-firet street, ‘Best & Co. For Saturday Only Boys’ Norfolk Suits Sises 7 to 18 Years 7.75 The Regular Price is 10.50 Of pencil stripe blue cheviots. Boys’ Raglan Reefers 14.50 The Regular Price is 21.00 Ot imported materials in gray,tan or green mixtures, with: satin yoke and sleeve linings. 3 to 12 yrs. E Young 7 Overcoats Eos The Fit. jd ts 32,00 3 or brown a back imported coatings, in satin and-« sleeve linings. : Sizes 10 sla oy 39 chest measure. . Boye’ One-piece Pajamas Sises 4 to 16 years 1,00 Excellent Values Of fancy striped flannelettes. Best & Co. Offer Saturday F An Important Sale of Girls’ Fur Trimmed Coats Sizes 3% to 11 years—4th Floor 16.50 3 Considerably Under the Regular Value , <* Dressy coats of fine velveteen in new models. , Same model, without the fur trimming, Special, 12,75 A Sale of * Misses’ Fur Trimmed Suits BY | Sizes 14 to 17 Years—4th Floor a 19.50 wi, The Regular Value ts 29.50 ;... Handsome, dressy suits of fine broadcloth ; in new models. times Threw Note i an Auto{search for me. REMEDY The mystery of Mra. Ida von Claus- : fen's melodramatic appeal by means| “She in not kidnapped. What I have of a note dropped from an automobile terday were announced in Brookiyn | Queens, Mistrict-Attorney Whit Mien Katherine 1. Davia, Commis- — sioner of Correction, learned of the R ) decision last night and at once fore- stalled proceedings in court to-day Mise Davin had Mra. von Claussen of the babi: of Constipation. Mi taken from the Queens County Jail, where she has been locked up during Or 7 sacti e a 6| the Pintot of bho anpealr ane hertios Money Transactions Between wt |to Mattenwan, where she wae in cus- Mr. Collina at once went to Long|Parred, two were suspended trom Inland City, but none of the jail om- clals would tell him whether Mra, von] More were cennured Claussen had been removed. He| Henry HW. Nichols wan disbarréd | |& THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1914. Nathan Kopf was at. ss _ ae: . LL oT TST Te ee OS eS ee yr one year for aiding @ | commiting fraud in @ bank- | Fuptey proceeding, | threatened to start orl | contempt‘ thirty-neven years had practined law | proceedings at once againat Commis: 'in New York and who nas written er Davis and Warden Schieth it! weveral volumes on law, Wan sun jahe had been taken away from the! pended for a year because he had Jail without @ decision of the Appel found it difficult to keep his own 9 ‘ \iate Diviafon | money separate from the tund® of a GULD EN 5 t c Ww er 0 The note, written on half an an- elle nt Hirdseye contended that he e velope, in lead pencil, which gave the had a right to make a contract with Roast Beef phone my attorney, Mr. William amount, The Appellate Division | Corned Heet Dressing 8TH AVENUE AT 37TH STREET \s8 Collings, No. 9 Twombley Place, Je- | ring that he had no right to retain | Rolled Ham bs Maal |maica, telephone 1604 Jamaica, to vinegar more than was due from his client, | Sausages “L have been kidnapped at miceiet| lated ha uM. fa was con-| MAKES Het and Cold Meats Tasty by Commissioner Davie without Iaw)|*Ured for having used dummies tn 4 by the A Di.| Making real extate purchases, pa ‘ Wa ee. ake n P Announce a Preliminary Showing of Covert Cloth Suits asked about the auto and the note, Two New Tailored Models Mina Davie said done with her I have done with war- fant of law. She is in my care and will continue in my care.” Late this afternoon Lawyer Colling asked Justice Jenks for an order, ad- dremed to District-Attorney Smith Specials Tomorrow Children’s Wear The first three items are “specials” for tomorrow only. Charming examples of the new plain tailored mid-winter modes, copies of two Premet models just received; superbly hand tailored. 29.50 39.50 man of New York, the Warden of the! City Priaon and Corporation Counsel Polk, to show cause why they should Rompers, 65c, Gingham, pink and white or blue and white stripe—both styles. Rompers, 75c, good quality, in white Crossbar—both creeper and romper styles. * Sweaters, $2.00, pure Wool, basket-weavestript,turn-over collar. White only, sizes 2 to 5. Children’s Coats and Hats A very select and attractive line at moderate prices— Coats, $5.75 to 10.50; Hats, Stewart & Co. WILL CLOSE OUT SATURDAY 120 Fur-Trimmed Suits | 85 Fur-Trimmed Coats Them and Their Clients $3.75 to 12.50. | Washable School Dresses— | i Of the new fur plush, of silken texture H all colors and materials, $1.00 | Heretofore $29.50 and splendid wearing qualities. to 8.50. Five lawyern were punished to-day To Clore Heretofore $29.50 R {by the Appellate Divixion of the Su- Bloomer Dresses, $1.50 to | 18. 50 ‘ c $ f " | lose 2 vere wate ky Fi: ae ihe silled 6.50. | Materials are Chiffon Broadcloth and " 1 8. 50 Boys’ Knicker Suits—white and colors, $1.65 to 7.50. Imported Gabardine in all the new ., - . Full Len, Coats, colorings, lined with peau de _— ghey ene guaranteed cygne and interlined; trimmed ' furs, richly lined and with Skunk Opossum Fur interlined Practice for one year each and two ° for pretending that he had sent a) James McCutcheon & Co. 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