The evening world. Newspaper, April 22, 1915, Page 1

- eo en mere eer EE ee mS - - e NEW ‘YORK WOMEN TOO ST 0 UOT itty Acqire aod lotsa Chasie Figure EERO OER TERE ke ene FINAL ¢ teen eeeeee tte eee ee eee eee | - ee D THER 6 were Pretebe te gmt er dane . a 7 id [ve ire ulation Rooks Open to sg ad PRICE ONE CENT. NEW YORK, THURSDAY, APRIL 22, 1915 20 PAGES 8 Fates ONE oEmt, — 2 - ROOSEVELT / ADMITS HE CALLED ON BOSS PLATT — BEFORE HE BECAME CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR | CERMANS WITH NEW TROOPS DS TRE GIRLS HURT | 8h Film Man's Wire, Who Fights HAI ES ROH HUBBY | UGG URCED COLONEL DRG AT 750.000 rs, SW/OSM =" re | GANS CLAIMED BY BERN... QRS RUNS TO) SEE SENATOR PLATT; Ay >) Mrs. Brulatour Seeks to Com- | Brewery Truck in Fifth | { x +) pel Him to Take Policies for | Chief Storni Centre Is at Hill Baseball. T. To- Day) Avenue. i H Her and Children. No. 60, Taken Saturday ; ; by the English. NATIONAL LEA Leave =| HIS. MACHINE A WRECK.) NEW YORRE BROGRENN ' FIGHTING IN ARGONNE. 0300 _ |Young Women Whirled Away ae BROOKLYN— in Taxi Before Police 0000 = ; German War Office Reports: gartertes—-Marquard and Meyers; Arrive. Rucker and Miller, Umpires—yron | French Repulsed With — jana orth ALIMONY $20,000 A YEAR. i Ivins Springs Affidavit and Endeavors Millionaire Film Importer Ad- to Show Roosevelt Was Ineligible mits in Court He Intends to Become Governor of Wed Another Woman. bei nn ; New York. | After a breakfast of scrambled exe: Mra Isabelle Brulatour, knows in Heavy Losses. AT PHILADELPHIA P yt s ; Irish bacon and other provender nour- society us one of its handsomest m: keg ana 1B ae TaAnG shing to ong who’ bas been out all} trons, appeared in Juatice Delehanty S LONDON, Aprit Bit) No: 40) parcaDELeMtAc night, Lionel H. Doherty, twenty-four [part of tue Supreme Court to-day In TO HEAR T. R. GRILLED. dominatine an southeast of} + | years old, of No. 790 Riverside Drive 4 novel proceeding to compel ber hus- 010020 — band, Jules Brulatour, millionaire film ine Ypres, continues to be the storm C€O-/ patroriog Hoss and Gowdy; Alexe{ *!#mbed into bis big yellow touring tre of the western front, wtih the | ander and Killifer. car and grasped the steering wheel, British clinging tenaciously to t ea | This was in front of Jack's Restau- ground taken by assault last RMN ee | rant in Sixth Avenue at 6 o'clock thin} % |Importer, to take out $65,000 worth of By Samuel M. Williams » life insurani She wants It so ab (Special from a Staff Correspondent of The Evening Werid.) and ber thi child h Se wethllig: te ineke dovirnrarts tale Tae COURT HOUSE, SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 22.—Col. Roosevelt 7 tay, r vcalnanat 00100 SI vate Counter attack after counter attack | ni-pspuRGH nto the car with Mr. Doherty piled he couple have hoeu separated for | today became the target for a tire of cross-examination in the Barnes several yours. Brulatour has been dividing his tine between New York| libel suit. Very slowly and insidiously William M. Ivins, counsel for hus been so far successfully repulsed, | 00402 his friends Frederick Stott and Wwan Wi hae \luinwioue See] ts . a ~~ sames, bega g his shell a shrap but the British holt 1s still disputed! ,,. and Clark; Maclachlan, in business at No, We a0 tivseioe Bevel i . began shooting his shell and shrapnel, getting the range before by the Germans and the end of the| Ai "| Broad Street, and three beautiful and nA t No. 34 Bols do Boulogne, Paris. | opening with his big guns, When the ground had been well cleared the lively and costly fighting ts uot yet) lavishly attired young women, They ABELL Loss than a year ago Mrs, Brula- first of the long anticipated bombs was hurled, to sight tee halt alias BRULATOUR, tour started a separation eult in the . The British losses thus far have AMERICAN LEAGUE. ae breaktasted’ and had been Supreme Court, but the idea of alr- It was a revival of the old charge that Col. Roosevelt was ineligible not been announced, but they are es-/ AT NEW YORK tee ane Sea bones caine 1% Rn eer on ane ie court! to have been elected Governor in 1898 becd kt timated’ at wall over £000, ‘The G . Young Mr. Dohorty guided hie car| Yygens ong did not appeal to either of them, so € elected Govern é cause he was not a citizen of mans are believed to have lost more| WAS HINGTON jeast throuch Forty-fourth Street to! ue separation NGTON. agreemont—a sort of |New York, having made affidavit for tax purposes that same year that he F — {Fifth Avonue and turned north. 1 ( on of domentic Independence | \, ; echt i ; han 4,000 me: ! Jeclaration p a re shington, e ‘. 3 the “Germans are rushing new | HIGHLANDERS— Taeei ital Was anpersaliv’ dessrtea ent GERMAN NEWSPAPERS | HAVRE DE GRACE WINNERS. | "in araciot undor tho torus ot/ WHS a resident of Washington. | This sume subject was discussed in the troops to the front tn an effort to| 000 = | Mr. Doherty concluded that he would | acesenres which Mrs. Brulatour was to receive] convention that nominated Mr. Koosevelt and decided in his favor. Elihu Give bank the Lrltok troop i taled ee eraw jshow his friends a little spec ASSAIL L WILSON NOTE a “nae wack: Halling: threaoyens 0a year alimony Root made a speech to the delegates setting forth the technical difference According to the statement | thought obsessed him to such an sx- | 1 ‘ » A hiten in the out-of-court neKo-lheiween residence and domicile, aul Henry; Mes Umpires—Evans | made to Parliament yesterday by |tenc that he did not ace a brewery | tiation’ eecur Mrs, Brula- . } Lloyd George, the British army in | _ truck loaded high with barrels of Mockery,” Says rshod yor clowanes While the Colonel might be claased | France and Belgium now num: AT CLEVELAND. | beer fat Into the avenue at Borty-| . {and finally, # her husband AUDIENCE OF 700 FLEES & resident of Washington, beause he i] bers 750,000 men. As the British | DETROIT (Attn Street \ Our Help Not Needle | Hisreod to tak 000 worth of was living there as an office-holder, admit losses of 139,000, Great | oo04ao — | Mr. Dohert rca aes i ie! inate | Says Lokal Anzelger, ee lire eee bed Bes ne BRONX THEATRE BLAZE he still, according to Mr. Root, held | Bri nt all told 889, ; ELAND— tery truck; indeed, he could hardly q children be hae . | domicile in New n ites 3 n000 | CLEVELAND have missed it, it beings one of tie AMSTERDAM, Holland y] ine came to take out the potictes to be a et ot Es men to fight with the allies. 00000 y : | AMSTER : n ephthaly, § —— 10 a citizen of the State, JL is said the German plans Include , [largest trucks in captivity. Althous The Cologne Gazette says vito 8 tod and 6 to 3, frat; Wooltes,| Mra Brulatour found her husband) Anticipating that thie would be Woy anivs a alvenieecto. yelake hn araatter fr oe wud Baker: | Mp, Doherty's car was extremely for | philosoniical amd academe 7 AE. Walker, 1 ant 4) wnwiltins he says ‘The proceedi 4} Small Fire Starts While Filin: Of) prougne up at tho trial the R y | Mitehen an ’ és : \ Oe Wiel pange fire for some . a a A i ground lost to the Hritish south of midable it vas no maten for the truck | resident Wilson's sews may have Rete AH er sls “i fire fas one stat ari “Three Weeks” Is Being velt counsel forearmed themselves Frog itset, us a sivone movemeatl AT BOSTON. {in a collision and was completely value, but in the tight of th bana Hugh, | Woodsie, | Stee Le Ae deve aps : with letters, opinions and affdavite. against Ypres ai! the Yser positions | ATHLETICS— | wrecked. jary experionce through which Eu- | Alin. mis es aes un was trying a ow elie Ta tauh $20,000 Shown | Senator Root will not be called as 8 held by the Belgian divistons, 4 Mr. Doherty, Mr. Stott, Mr. Macs) yone pi 881 ey sound almont | » BAC The carole) Smith was suing Bruatoup for seit vitness, oe by the 1 clap tons, 0040 Baar Mr Doherty iM Tone 18 puaaing the pou V ies BET ci anwanae walt: Nee aha w Wk | for injuelon caused by bis| Mllior Cism's“Dhres Weenat waa| Tree but he has contributed an @ unexpected rev which cost | poston }lachlan and one of the young women |Jike a mockery. At least in Germany |furlonee Biles, tn) 4 epinion maintaining his original the Germans heavily ut llebeke Oo101 ‘escaped serious injury, The other two. +) 4 the reception that wilt be ' i ‘, being run oon a fin in the MoKintey | yews, came just as they were ready f.> an | — |women were printully hurt. One of | given the promise that after the wa Bt0. , Kler was Mrs, Smith’ INW- | oo ai, aneatre, No. 1919 Hoston Road.| At the afternoon session Cel. offenaive before the allies began their) | itierins Wyekotf and Meloy: | them rendered unconscious Aivantaiy wIlhtmiil RR Alki both [se " Vt ye Hoge out TOSMONY (OMT eons when fro was discovored | Roosevelt was forced to admit thet great forward movement, sinve Mon- | SHOre ! _ Mr. Maclean proved himself a! pelicerente after supporting Gre : wat astonished the Wif® Jae c18 otclock inv washroom on tho] he called on Boss Platt te talk ever day there have been general transfers ~ Jquick thinker and a man of action.| pitain and her allies during the wat y Git Be fe es soe gallory floor ‘Chore was very little] hia proposed nomination fer Gev- of troops holding the line from Dix FEDERA Aldea by Mr, Stott he ca are with oun né rifles, and driving lame, but « great den! of amoke ernor, He was urged to make the mude to in, and fresh troops ERAL LEAGUE. ung women in the nearest F aHoctvaie That piAlG apliter utor on thie dey Of THOT NT agur Samuel Fleck ordered nis] call by Lemuel Quigg, from Germany are now ovcupying the AT NEWARK and summoned a taxioal He bundled) (sia Neuualinred| itive it wa put, MIST ht mou ushers “1 the twenty | At te opening of court to-day et greater part of te position facing | pe Keeps the three into the vehicle and thoy Jan Vester As was i and sales tutta Then, ha walked our on the {th® trial of Willam Barnes's libel the British, Austrian troops also 00 Hrode away just as Patrotman sebmbt || oe ve good fr My eige aud wait the mven hun ire {Mut AkRinwt Col, Roosevelt Justien have arrived in Mianders, it ts said, — fj appeared the scene Hone olae : eae ed eo thor, she admitted. | on ces, mout of the Andrews ruled that certain parte of but it is not known what Aisposition | * NEWARK . Patrolinan Sehmitt concluded that en ein , pa mu did uot Know Mra Brus] the Bayne Loxgtslative Committee re- iy made of them. 10 —— fyounge Mr. Doherty was tn no shape | uc r port of 1912 relating to local politica! adie and gentionen, there is a The railways from Germany tito! qyattertes--Wilaon and Wataon: | t@ Kulda himself, to say nothing ded de f a Bruiatvir, to the aurpriag of the) eee tetates, a very tittie tire | *talrs in Albany goukd not he ad- Melsium are crowded with top| Moran and Rariden, Umpirer—sfohn- | about iiding fn autoruobile, and oe eee ee Re LEXINGTON RESULTS, | court, deciarod he tntended to marry | CO cont and walk out quietiy|@mitted in evidence, ‘The detenae Helbe. Sanne. Vigrann, aye Apaly jatone ann. ey 8 LP mney ree eke tt nn ax a MBN ‘of self-control | . : aies CADHON: NGA ROE ane by the nearnst exit fhimex wilt] Wanted all before the fury beonuse is equipped Germans and Austrians are ae {herty promptly sent for his father, lonacaidea oft ae mud | eit xT KAGE i to bring an getion a ha out\in/a fee! qednutés anil youl can touched upon operations of the Uterally being poured toward the AT BUFFALO. {John Lionel Wyndham Doherty, an jonersided patronag pply |and au halt furlouga. 1a A divorce, Brulatour an. |B 700 18 ont YoU CAAT Benes local machine, but had to he woetern front. All ordinary passenger | BALTIMORE Importer of stout. Tue elder Doherty nok a risa sUBDIF | Atevchhe Hatt: lengua 24 Catag othe wana gentleman, bug [Ooms Baek content with those portions refer cine trafflc has been stopped. 0000 = furnished « bound of $1,000 when his mb 7 ‘ nd Holen Barber, 1) Met 1 lyoree was obtained he would heretars owed out CAMBY eo State affairs and to local printing = BOREALO: Jeon was held in that amount for of alt Knuslish oppression of | Rarti, uhied.. ‘Thne—io), UC New It hp tres to wed Mina 6 » Gibson while the orchestra played “It's @) oni ees. Germans Report Mi | 0102 |Special Sessions by Magistrate Mur- | neutral coumerce, So fur as Gor ae Haale ai — Lons: Tong Way to Tipperary Ip order to make his meaning clear and Repulse of French, ° — {phy in Yorkville Pollee Court many is concerned President Wilson ee PANEL $800. piace # ‘REPORT THAT ITALY The threman on duty at the theatre] any” gueticn apecttied the aoa tterheg BERLIN, via London, April 22 (As-| Batteries—-Smiih and Owen; Bedi-| Young Mr. Doherty denied that he|need not trouble preparations | MOrNe, StrAlEnE AOA, lane te gent in an alarm and two engines paragraphs admitted in evidence and ent and Blair, Umpires—-MeCormack | wy ( no hud had in| for help after th soclated —- Press). Be aren ote formack | was drunk. Ie satd all he hud had in | for be r Waar Yorn te oa Sake aah — "| HAS SENT ULTIMATUM sine” "Ss wtatar™™ a} turer an oy eae rman Army Sr tet entieaapsiareuitl Sct ad given Lionel the car in the belle! joan 7 Hoth sida rere Glsplensed with tho sober, caro! they uv Of Patrosrad.. ‘but = a tne‘ a BOXING COMMISSION, sss: no's or we! UM THE ASSEMBLY) LINER IN SHMOAN PORT oS" 0095. "EaaruauaKe" iW TACOMA, |nanes eas set . : yee ' bt ele: | _ — Cann! ie etic 1 Meas to Mow; Stite Departmer Anmoune \ it Rome. | nes Roe vile Huu} that it was 11 o'clock before Col. between the Meuse and the Moselle ——_- men companions. «i ' » te Roosevelt took the stand - 9 , | 0 yl Bik Part Are. 1" yesterday saw fierce artillery engage: 7 aan : : a Worki 72 Hours a Mt ot Bie ROME, April 2 aaa = This is the birthday of Mr. Ivina. jaents, After a wurpriso artillery at-|Meusure Reorganizing Board NOW! ,waing nue | | * rutuil j md Rome from Petro eee ee te So") Ho auld he felt elxty-four years tuck French force last night ad- Goes to Gov, Whitman tor | Misa Sadio Cow | Ween “in Limergeneie toeday (to Hie effect “VnOt RMNy RAG a taliding vo un) Young. Likewtee It is the forty- Vanced in the western part of the Avenue, @ writer ALBAN: Aneil) $270, Howley tig WARLUNO TON Pio | sent a note to Austria which virtuathy [socked | p TA GEIS te oorin, anniversary ok Sis s4gmaein wood of Le Pretre, but they were rex His Signature | Was coming dow Fifth Avenue to Cahaerns BAI was dotoass ober eames hs Ag a uftor to an ultimatum Jatrickon, Mo to-day.’ So far} to the bar, He received many een- Ised with heavy losse ake. ane: Pho Malone {284 HON, passin th foes | GRUBer Ge BUI Ns : ; mt ERA he iw said to embody the mint [4 Known no wee stone | gratulations, bevbtist yell Be Miulone at No 892 Fifth A aseinibly late t ' . Us " vty i ‘On the northern vorder of Hart-| 4); jouigned to rec ieorine wialalen ne ak ACA dele Fee alive. Cai EHAT SVCIA TNE ne " wan i Italy wilt con: | B00, On the bench with Justice Andrews 7 mansWeilerhopf we destroyed @ point | ying Commission Ro he|head. Miss Cowan fall to the aides |missioner a Rilwh ae, reuratan | ty eonciude nent with famous | Sat his venerable father, Charles An- ot support my, and 'f thel cuveriom having passed the Benate| walk, ball dazed, People ran ont off pi ‘ iii , rida dhe my tat ' Xara | drews, former Chiet Judge of the Wo Uivie base & AceMLD ated yo-duy, 47 to 20. Lawson end Whi the ta house aud varied her inde in nyo , che | ‘ Pago t Hid, 1 Die ty confirm this re- {the Red Grove, Court of Appeals, now % yeare old, sens savour ey, LKepublicans, voted newagivaly, Aakkus shu.woul hous ly & tecicnin iu Gawo ot cmergungy, whus 14, ftw Sydney, N, oe We Bort here. ascgieie brought 24,900 A$dd0u0). but stil) hale and active enough to i { a ~~ ileal