The evening world. Newspaper, April 20, 1915, Page 3

rat r FMR BVENING WORLD, TUBSDAY, APRIL 80, 1015. ASKED $500,000 Kitchenette e Morals Blamed by Priest COMMON-LAW HUSBAND "ws." s\cre®- BRIDE Accuses wack iv New vouK. OF STEALING HER $2, HEART BALM, JURY For Immodest Gowns and Wild Dances *S With SHERD | — an GIVES HER $30,000 Old-Fashioned, Roomy Houser Made tor Better' WHEN HE ACCLISED HIM Morale, Says Father White of St. Francia Navier " College Calla Modern Dress, Tango and Bunny | | ene in OF . Mrs, Ida W. McNabb) Wins Hug Part of Wave of Licentiouaness. A He wns ; Case Against Aged Suitor Stent hett of oer . 7 ly Marguerite Movers Marshall y Who Broke Gontract ore all aki “ , Su more Light, Agereveveating frovke ° > ae they ' = 7 . ail So more transparent bowers on + subject of . MINE OWANALR No more—-and much le olletege whe Oa : a = No more tango, w walla, no more bunny hug Abraham 1 lnstead of «0 ber bome Be She Said His Children Would That's how the Key Thomas F White, President antor acturing * . sppvlntment @6 & : of Bt Francis Xavier College, No 30 West Blateents iarets ay i raliroad stalon of @ street esgmer Not Allow Completion o Street, would apply the prohibition Iaw to woman « Abrahom of the original bie lee wad go bee mowing 5 i taht sleep ats * the af , ; dress aud dancing, Aud Father Whites sumptuary and yet . peture show of for o walk, CRED ; Contract. lerpelchoream regulations will be in force tontabt at Pelstent ta wei ' Hee "i oll 16 tl at w ° Palak - the parish reunion to be bed in Grand Central Palace, . we " od by i . -s ta rried "9 ~or ae 7 . there fair Warning of that to the first aunvunce i wife's afeo: yah eal York ASIUINGTON, A OMe od back 1o New Yor Ma MoMeN Pa ite — reo hue Fhe following day Paul told Albarn . gue, Pir eee A Let the' ladies put enough cloth tn thelr gowns ere excused from has it wae time ton « plas te ‘ ¥ 3 ve ' is A . os al to make them look like gowns and pot like (ransparent . aune the oid t 3 m4 buy « buns sod got 0.200 from Gessci at ai Rayna site as ria subterfuge Father White was quoted as saying yt belief that there was Ro Mips & oF CAsasus Albertiin as “ i vw f Miwaukee, a wealthy | aveing will be under the old system, when women took a pride tm adding narringe ith fashioned one Bayt Be otene ining O60 me t nine owner. Mhe sued for $500,000 | ® few yards to their hes, instead of taking a few off, and men didn't | Teicher ve 1 that he met his , t ' here of f Mrs MONabb ts Chirty-ouht youre ©40 young Women around @ dance-ball as if they were stuffed scarecrows wif and af y her tor DIPLOMAT $ DAUGHTER \* realieed the truth Ge i attractive. In ber complaint WE MONTHS Cacidas to Marry | | back to work “ , We declared that Kinney, who ta sev. WHEN PLEASURE DEPENDS tale at WS ASS |B Sere COMES HERE T0 0 NCE! SR Ae five yeu id, entered into a ON CLUTCMING ITE Wong = mony performed,” he declared, Traneter ie vote the Repubiiena ntract norry her He would ny would bi a have lived te to Bie CoRMeAa, wan to mie as firmly ae our true love | War Has Stopped Terpsichorean| al neato ; said, but bis children would not lot ihe With weVontegh und tT onig| Bflorts Abroad, and She Ha { a Kinney was visiting one of hie wentyet we Avo plenty of to Tango, You Know to the Feder 1 lovernm wuKhiters in We neton when the , bs a second periment in Tv aut was begun whe won't Ket @ nee ha Great word not wee Tie: Salle: of te Big Halen liner cent out of met” he exclaimed. "it ax not love that led her into tha ontract. No matter, I've ¢ woman lawy much of @ chance she has Miss Harriet Freeby, attorney at low, made a gallant fight for her | Ducw degli Abrugai, whteh arrived The couple we Htuhway, No J.) from italian porte yesterday, wae wher «the witness desertbed there would be no distractions * the test could be tae. ‘They were | 4ark-eyed Mexican beauty, Mise Ca a r, und you'll seo bow Senorita Evangelina de Casasus, @ very bappy, he wuld, and (wo children segue te the twenty-two-year-old | were born, ‘Phen they cane to New |daughter of vin de Casasun of F .xed client. Mrs, MeNabb's lawyer BOER WRSrS ADNUHOE Child wan GOrG ,| No oT Weat End Avenue r five q got Into evidence the contract drawn ee ee Sey Yours, 19% to 110, during the rule of on June 7, 1912, by the terms of whieh | mokeheasy (ay: Wits S SeOnme. 1 at Porfirio Diaz in Mexico Senor de] ‘i the plaintiff and defendant agreed to went to Lebanon Hospital, Sho was! cysayue was Ambassador to Wash it marry, he to insure his life for not uparated Uppti-for appendicitis. “When 9 ington With the overthrow of the Dias regime Senor de Casasus and hie family came to New York, Here t senorit a natural dancer, readily learned all the new dance steps, A year ago she went to Paris in quest of new dances. All want well until the war, and then everything, as far as dancing Was concerned, went Jess than $4,000 for the benefit of her ebildren and to butld her a house Hat least $50,000. | Mrs. MeNabb agreed to accept one- sixth of Mr. Kinney’s estate in leu of her legal dower right. But In a few weeks the aged suitor began to 1, He asked the widow, she testl- |, ty return the diamond ring, say- ing it Was only a loan, and that she| must not keep it. He thought she) “was getting too fresh at the start.” Mrs, MeNabb claimed that Kinney erted he never intended to marry | rund requested that she agree to a| whe came home, ber love seemed colder “1 took her to task and then the doctor's name Was mentioned. [went with my brother to see hin, He erled out to me that ‘it was all ber patiae fault’ and then L rushed at hia, He backed akuinst his desk and shivered, saylug that it was not his fault and STRIKE IN REIN THE BRONX sow was born rol child ¢ ent oils i oteitways P| but abodes of gloom. All the young cancellation of the contract coward its mother, Justice |men have gone to the war. a Under Miss Freeby’ vege 1. I decided to ask Father White for operatives were deprived of their) ———————-—————————- t ON ed the little one taken | “At the few fashionable dances sol- 4 nder Mi Feeby's cross-examl-| more details as to what ie wrong|Work because women wouldn't put |. TOM! the oouriro emn-faced young men with bandaged | nation Mrs. MeNabb iadmited that! with the dances and dresses ef to-|eccuee cloth! in thel: gowns, Hows CAPTURES FUGITIVE ee jarms and legs sat about and watched | sho had written a letter tn which she) day, And I found that while Dame|tne ‘dressing of tho neck. tae ne | Strikers in ania Car Attack] BOGUS ARMY OFFICER the girin dance. One of the best told her hope thac she “might land| Fashion has obligingly met some otlepprove of the decolleto gown as it | . [dancers 1 ever knew came back to| nploy- T0 FACE TRIAL HERE) «ri» minus both hin but he! thes old dear.” Very frankly she ad-! his objections, there are others which |4§ ordinarily wora,” Loyal Workers i hited that she thought it was quite | she is far from conceding even yet. | ,""How about dancing?” I inquired. y sin correct for a woman to speak or write T bell you are going to permit it : tried to dance on artificial limbs and | st for a worl ak or write| WHEN WOMAN'S DRESS OF-jt9.ninh er’s Machine. ho did wonderfully well | the lial oe pigdllie inte H : ie LINE DRAWN AT TANGO AND q » . bey » “During my sojourn abroad 1 be section of the country she came| “The immodest clothes worn by! BUNNY-HUG IN HIS PARISH, | Former Private Keegan Brought learicd Nido ier RUE thine tl from many American women make a “The committee is going to show Two automobile battles, with giria Back From Baltimore In. Interest my New York friends." | TRU EUTeLA rahe seer oe poo EOC lieaea’ oe vies huntocntate rane ioe a as the combatants, took place in the licted Six 1 Mins do Canasus visited Hlarrite on E._ iudament of men. | refer to the | singe or punny~ ‘ather dicted Six Times is to wun vinitod | REFUSED MONEY, SHOT WIFE. various cloi fitting and trans pas interpolated lastily—"“can be Bronx to-day, neverat tons, and there met with | in a proper and seomly way/QOflicer and His Man Do} Fer five weeks a strike has been! Charged with representins lt garments which any which will merit the toleration of the | coing on against the Pioadilly Shirt- | as an officer of the resular army o Then ned We moral man must | Church if not its approbation, 23 Hee @ i way imeelf—Both May 0 characterize as indecent. The “Dancing may be a h a Broncho Billy Stunt on waist Factory at One Hundred and | defrauding hotels and stores by ime Seventy-fifth Street and Park Ave- | of worthless cheeks, James M if thi Domenico . wh ed to be woman who wears such gar- m 7 rhoeinaker, went home toNo, 21 Kast| ments, no matter how respectable a Merry-Go-Round, [Rue. | Two doxen of tho girls employed | gan, torn former nt Diaz, who, ahe says, | fy leading a quiet life in hie villa and expresses no desir’ to return to Mexico 'pilk Stocki rarmy private > —— done in recen | ahs ; . i wenty-eighth Str at 10 o'clock, she may have been heretofore, | gh Ks nrabbinat ach | there have been out during that time. | uit ydon G, Snow, “ ABY"’ M RLOW $ in the World with the this morning and demanded money,| lowers her moral standard and other, then | he pleasure obtained | Only ae young women remained wht back to New York to- B A TARTS ented Gold Stripe wi v “| i . ‘The ro 4 7 Youngs, | 10! © Proprieto yn 0) onto more | ‘ 14 phine, told him he ought| must be differently el a by imynok the right wort: quadritie| The romance of Frank Youngs, Me > Proprietor Hyman Jacoby, |day, Ho wan arrested in Halthmore absolutely stops ruinows B Werks Tor monny. something he bas) har ¢rlends J and the Por eer ihe jauadtill® twenty-four, came to an Inglorious| WHO sent an automoblie for them|atter Federal authorities had nought 100,00 MAGE SUIT garter runs not done since their oldest child) “f am told by those who should aha were pleasurable dances and/end, to-day, before Magistrate Fol-| 6Yery morning, him more than # year : Santo, has had a job. know,” continued Father White, “that| &4Vve no offense, The waltz, too, was| well, in the Adams Street Police! The six girls w. bundled into the| Six indictments charging fraud are Lt will never work ared Ruxso.! these fashions ure copled trom thal Sil right in the beginning, but then it vurt, Brooklyn, when he ela| Machine to-day and were on thelr! Aen ta Rares ae = Was done in a fashion which cam. | Court, Brooklyn, when he was held on their} per You ought to. w ee ane ive ain.| Worst Women in France, the members Pelied the ban of the Church, 'he| for perjury in $1,500 bail way to the factory when a bi y eee re a neve Ft dis") of the half-world, 1 do not believe! way in which people have dressed and On Nov That is a Ve that they have been taken up by thel danced lately has all been a part of Thereupon Russy fired three bullets into his wife ws she Fan to the wine| T#pectable women of Germany and) 1, Me ot tet een ee an what he. wanted dow to call for help. Sho wilt dfe,|telund, Yet in America rich women! pjayg, ithe Ree, C. 8. Kill, but soon sepa-| The strikers Jeered the loyal six and| Keegan was last asen in New York | Fifteen: ye Hnuswo tay on the hed and. fired one |@@ Working women, old and young,| “Mon could form no better move-| ng against Keegan, Hepresent-| Mother Appointed Guardian in touring | Ing bimsvelf as Capt, Snow, a respect. | y a 20, 1913, Youngs eloped with} CAF containing thirteen irl atrikors| member of the Medieal Corps, | Action Against) Mrs. pretty Louise Feuerstein, seventeen,| 4d four men bore down on !t in Cro- | ieemen thus aves” tilted, ieee nina Nolker, heiress. ‘They were married by| tona Avenue, r-old Albertina Marlow, o . 66 MONTHS. gO, sn ho occupied | through her mother, Mrs, Graeme ‘ Jrated. Arthur Morris,guardian of the| then proceeded to throw taud, atones| three months igo, when i ve atte . ent than a great and united one | Tt J@ suite at the Astor und departed 2 ‘tty bullet into his left breast and one| have forgotten the modesty with| ment : rh ane i ‘bride, living at No. 2306 Bedford Ave-| #94 clubs at them, When they got s ea Ds Marlow of N M4 West Fifty-fitth into the right. He may dle which they were born, which should be devoted to uplifting Ke ord AV WOt With $60 of tho hotel's money, ob Wtecet, took steps in the Supreme the morality and modesty of women. nue, recently received ; fl away from their tormentora their! ob an alle bogua chec Mrs, Russo worked a8 a seamstress ‘The demoralization has been par-| guch a movement would have my cently received information| tained on an alleg Kus check q y ottice! sir] Court to-day to sue Mrs, Pearl Eliza- “Gotham 100" Stocki that Youngs had been married on Ma: Proceeded to the nearest police} Federal officers are turning thelr ‘i “Gotham _100""_Stockinge the doctor forbade her a week] tlcularly bad for the young girl, be-| heartiest approval. ¥ 2 rklos to The apprehension of i " iolke ¥ oo cau nhe haa been aubjected toe at| '{ auppore you are opposed to the| Jill, to Agnes Thompson, tho Hay [Matlon, There Poucemen Crouse and | AMerEing Wn auprehennion of un | wih Hyman Noiker of St. Loula and] I] have twlee the wewal : a time when her mind and soul were| Us of makeup?" I observed, | Daniel F, Cherry performing the cera-| Tae got on board and hid them-:| {re similar, Ho ie Romney J. dawel,| tus Slty te 900, damagen, thy amount of purest silk, t especially susceptible to outside in- How ean any woman paint the = |mony, Youngs swore, when he got his| 8!¥es In the bottom of the car, with| alias “Capt. Wainwright Jr,” also | ise arrest and alleged malicious ‘Geld pint fluences and when she should have| {ae which Sed. qian sien heed * license to wed Miss Feuerstein, that] % Palre of duinty feet on top of| former suldier, Who at various times cution, Mra. Marlow waa ap- 010.00» pair) a . 7 . : - ‘epresented himself as an arn . uv oy ¥ hs HEAVY MEAT FATE! been following in the footsteps of a] she might u putty to [be had never been married, Mr,| em pegrerel mE 8 OY polnted the) girl's: guardian pending a Soto hr Et get nacre ROW sib good mother. The fact that many| fll'up peck-marks, And I never | Morris secured a warrant charging| "“A¥ast, there!” yelled Crouse as the wis 6ulk, Id n 4 car got und was “Let the Mrs. Nolker came here from &t. respectable girls and women have| could see why any woman hou him with perjury and Warrant Of- y Lot thi A . HAVE SLOW KIDNEYS dressed in a manner that tx not| Put ® Barrel’ of ‘powder on her ficer Grady was given the warrant] cP&¥ffeur go cruising along Crotona Two RICH SHOPLIFTE S Louis, where her husband is Preal- . respectable makes thelr performance,| 1 can tell you a ttle story about| to serve. Avenue and maybe we'll meet the dent of the St. Louis Aero Club, to in'a aanke: wil ihe warka? the use of pein” laughed ¥ather| ‘Then followed ana imupe: SENT T0 PENITENTIARY study singing under Mme, Sembrich enemy.” The chauffeur did, most exciting chase. fo »| White. “At one of the extemporized Ler enough the enemy hove into sight at She took 4m apartment at No. 67 i Eat less meat if you feel gicnign ney oon et confeasionals, such as we sometimen| ent his ee ee One Hundred and Mlghty-ueventh one West Fifty-seventh Street, near the smear conventoat trot i iL § " have at our missions, where the pent- J 8 mother's ho Atl cies: thers were ine ’ ; aan Aerio home. She bad aah Backachy or have asked, a . tent is not screened away from the| lands. While the officer was at the pipe at Tune? More Jeers and) (ne Woman Prisoner of Pair Who} * : Pars i in Bera aan peed . Bladder trouble. plied, Deets Sane hye ‘ie the| Rtharetinat she A ed of the! front door Youngs Jumped trom al ‘The machine with the atrike br Worked ‘Together Carries ime. fant Waads, Gla Mates Ce ane 27: W. 84th Se. pet bs wp] tWorstory window and escaped over|ers darted south in Crotona A demoralizing influence upon th .| "He was a foreigner and he didn’t . onan eer gaam Avenue, No man or woman who eats meat regu: |i or lite in apartments and kitchens | Understand exactly what sho meant, a fence Grady went after him, yell-| folowed by the, | Hyehina Bee ie E 5 Then Mrs, Nolker missed $1,000 in larly can make a mistake by flushing the Ww ee ‘Painting is no sin,’ he sald, ‘If you! ing to him to stop ‘The officer tired slowed down. The big car with the | ; _ . bills from her gold meshbag while she 4 occasionally, says a well-known |@t% We never saw auch things in| happen to have @ talent that Tang) {Wo shots from bis revolver, but |thirteen girl bore straight toward |. @7S Hsther Cohen and Mra, Roso| it 7 aindreasing shop. She im. suthority. "Meat forms uric ncid, which /tHe 00 Gays When OUP gIFe and | ene on ching OF OAAVaes | Younge gut away the six atrike breakers, ust Schiiasel, two notorious shoplifters, | Meqiutely caused the arrest of Alber. excites the kidneys; they become over- |teir mothers lived in the big, spa- h vant ; im. thel to te he each | tina d % ‘Tr mean that [ paint myself, she! Yesterday Grady went to Canarsie, | fm thel Sen MOny j tin worked from the strain, get sluggish and {cious New England farm-houses, #! : | . jed the ehild “Baby by to Court, IF. YOU ARE HARD TO FIT You the men’ =! Fesrwonabie ’ four Fiau auto, and just them the | were senten i. » polleemen arose, waved pisto the penitentiary = by Justices A explained. | learning his man was the B oo 8 ‘ ae jin tho f& ( 4 fail to filler the waste and poiyons from From this eaistonco io a Kitchenette "He looked at her throush three! ity nit eqn nts tence teach ene un the attackers ty #ur-/o Keote, Freachi and Moss in Spe No longer any need to the blood, then we get sick. Nearly all |gnd a two-by-four lving room wel fingers. ‘Madame, for you it is no had flown won h. The | render, cial Sessions to-day, pay exorbitant prices for rheumatism, headaches, liver trouble Ppigea sin!’ he exclaimed. Joteer rowed across the bay. ‘There| All hands were taken to the Mor- af sac silia leenleasne: j [may expect almout anything, “No woman can ever Improve on! was his man in front of a merry-go-|f8ania, Police Court, where Magi-| They had been convicted several : made-to-order tiny Hijvovs: 8 lewoen the exiguous tat and tho| eluded Fi ther Wh ale mat | g Just ae the hand of the law was Hee ae eer ane i aor eH Got | guilty to taking elaht waists and four 8 But if one acted Iiterally on that| about to descend on his ehoulders| 4! ao WAITED SUCH: te coats, valued at $14, from @ atore The moment you feel a dull ache in the [°xisuous skirt, though 1 never Tone ane | ad or t petticoats, valued at $14, a ot rine is cloudy, clfensive, (ull of eedic| "The influence ef women's im> | sortumie,*ven leak eubstential than &| eS ave! Ue SAN Ese, BR Lite, A COREE Uemian ApEseras | Ie Rtas nae ate ment, irregular of passage or attended by| modest and suggestive dre: cceepeneipeaeneian |'the detective took the hoxt- herue,| TRENTON, N. J. Apett 20.—John| sentence wit! Upon taking It to fo Esp.cially designed for stout fig. A sensation of scalding, stop eating meat! upon young men has been ve Round and round they went, pur-|Jucks, @ gardener of this city, aaved| rh, nbs with her before starting |] ures (up to 56 bust measure) ry bout four ounces of Jad] gag” he continued. “Many a ° suer and pursued. For three rounds tt {several children from attacks by al for the pen, She hos seven children Phone 6416 Lane Br t, 28, from uny pbarmacy; take a 3 wed was horse and horse, ‘Then the fugi-|mad dow and in doing so was badly | and, according to Detective Castanea, ? ‘ Greeley. yan! rh tablespoonful ina glass of water before | Witltam Frederick Taylor, known to|tive leaped to the ground, Hut he was | bitten bimaelf, This was several yeara! vay in the habit of employing @ nursr » He was treated ry spring, on the affair, hin has act the time, bu venient tel for them while she wont out with 1 queerly, and| Mrs. Schilsvel on shoplifting expedi- breakfast, ind in afew days your kidneys| Nn the stceet dre in @ way aylor, who}too 1 will act fine, ‘This famous sults is made | that is an invitation to a mashe tor Burke in| him, + as Wilton part of Inspec theatrouos Grady had leaped before played th from the acid of grapes and lemon jui Certain men, although not the “Within the Law,’ married Miss Ka ou're my prisoner,” he said, gun | yesterday, thinicin he wae going mad| tions ; ‘ ie combined with lithia, and has been used | wisest and bi are in the habit | Vulschef! in an automobile Sun in hand, and Youngs surrendered. From, the atrects a the dow s bite, he A ‘doteativ teat fad the aprieonare i 0) The ceremnon a ye 4 ——ee ee ended h e@ D | hae row oh by #) ‘ for generations to flush and stimul of judging women by the cloth Sno On tty roud near Lakewped, Ned, [Baron De Reuter D Sutetde.| ogi | poate Se the kidneys, ulso to neutralize the acids) they wear, Why should adecent | with the manaxer uf the Mott itn) | LONDON, Apr] 20--A verdict of ear, | CMY Has New Home tor Weddings, | U, §, Satlor Wine Divorce, in urine xo it no longer causes irritation, i ‘] where Mr vt had been staying, and . +. olde while temporar: a jemovee Grease thus ending bladder weakness, woman deliberately lo her the chauffeur as witnesses, ide while'temporaelly InsAne Wes RANA) it To this’ afternoon abolished the Remeron asenetine but he Jad Salts is inexpensive and cannot self in masculine eyes?’ The license Was taken out on Satur-|ed down to-day after an inquest into ae rinne chem) in iE he it of the Yesterday granted a divorce to Raymond mS feet i (vs felightful efferve: “But the Ught, slit costumes are|day, and on Sunday the couple started | the circumstances of the death of Baron | rrias P 10 he! A. Calking, chief petty oMcer on the Heures maken a dellgnith estervescent te took for & minister On the road ter, Managing Di Gi HA and accepted 4 room on the | United States torpedo boat destroyer lithia-water drink which every onejaiready out of styl uter, Managing Director | inird floor of the Municipal Building, » Cleaning Fluid jupreme Court Justice Newburger Spote By a unanimous vote the Board of 1 informed | they’met the Rev. J. Warren Rose, pas- | Herbert De i y should take now and then to rasp, te Father White, tarot the Greenville Methodiat Church. | Was found dead April 18 at his home in| directly under the supervision of City | Cummins, from Charlotte Calkins, Three ‘i i id “oy 0 .| Clerk P. J. Scully to take it lace. i officers of the navy testified to kidneys clean and active and the blood | “i'm glad to hear that women arel eaytheat for a pulpit, wiiie the witnesses | Surves:, Baron De Reuter was prostrat- | esos ogi ghollahed ‘by to-day's Action | having, seen Mrs, Calkinn’ with the pure, tferehy uvoiding seriou: kidney jcoming to thelr senses,” he said, “It stood in the road, ‘After the marriage by the death of his wife Ave dage out the Aldermen bad been used for the| respondent, Charles complications.—Advt, reached the point where mill| Mr, and Mrs. Taylor gtarted for Boston, | age. last forty yeary 209 Hast Twenty-fr