The evening world. Newspaper, February 17, 1916, Page 6

THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 17, 1916. om ably se ‘ i] Aah om te dgepor Moos Dr, Deady pursued his psycho- enalyat Use Cocoanut Oil mond, Roberts, Holton and Putn Dr. Busck Hed little faith in the H ant to keep your hair in good { Her son was born last Oc ” ery gazer, and advised his sister ceniltion bo careful what you wash it | Bridgeport. A month later s! "and 0 pay no attention to her. He wrote Dr. Lyman were married in Long his sister as follows “let soaps and Epes shampoos I ali. ‘—t 18 inevitable when they contain too much all This dries the T tness volunteered the 2 ‘alp, makes the hair brittle, and is very | mation tut she knew ra n Dock 1| Deady and Mrs, Buck) are #0 much| harmful. Just plain mulsified cocoanut ation that #he knew Eile together, that they should reach this | iI (which ig pure and entirely grease- e Spark Hill Y., known as one point in their lives. It is inevitable is much better than the most ex- Queen of the Confidence Game they should influence each other, pensive soap or anything else you can said #he had known her as Mrs. FE. Your experience with the crystai| home oe we for shampooin fas this can't pos Knight. " , ae 0s your siste! jaw is ine ‘ injure They Lived Together Under] “an my ietters trom Rurope to Dr. | Fortune Feller War arned Psycho-| 4 ‘bn Pade ne hy she val ee nat tee jE x-U. S. Senator Wins Point "sent moisten your hair with water Wann nei tape | Lyman were sent in care of Mrs Different Names and Were | a) knight, Spark HU" ane testitted.| “1 Analyst’s Wife Mrs. Busck | notnin eryatal gazer evidently| as His Trial on Conspiracy | 4nd rub it in. One or two teaspoonful h | : will make an abundance of rich, , ° is clever, as 1s shown by her telling ‘ " rT * , a (fy ance) | arge ther, and cl | Wed After Child Was Born, | Mrs tayman said neither Mins Peck | Would Be ‘Evil Influence.’ | you about your sister-in-law and en- Charge Is Begun, ercstly, 7 | atte nor her husband had ever discussed | | gendering such bitter feeling between | ere Lae and remove } dite Leonore EC Boman, wits ot | Dautens With Mra. Lyman wa A crystal gazer who foresaw evil| you. Charla son have CHICAGO, Feb, Former U. dandruff and_e Dr Jonn ( fant 7 f employed as French yh nens in the psychic attach lways tb 1s, even | Senator William mer won the first | dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves ain piled ae the office of the ie Dr. Henderson B. Deady, lectu | be ¢ sym-| skirmish to-day in his trial on {it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and ensy here five months paycho-analysis, for Mrs, Char Or Bue implore his ‘ Receiver Little said to day that he! Kusek, former wife of Dr. Gunni J.| sister to have more sympahy for his| Munday chain of banks, At the opens most any drug store. It is very cheap, HN} had located about $15,000 worth of| Husck of Westfield, No Ys divorced wife, as she had done much | ing of his case before Judgo William] snd a few ounces is enough to last property outside of the $15,000 which rible. thee in the w y Sees eo hie ataee ay Dever, Lorimer's counsel got consent] eyery one in the family formonths— and Mrs. Busck have en-|the opinion that M pd Dr, |t@ consolidate the three indictments! Advt ‘ed when Supreme Court Jus-| Deady would be ha against him. ‘They charged two| = COMIN Saree Busia counts of embeaziement and one off Don’t Let That Cold conspiracy ; tion for the custody of Richard The property located by Lyttlo | Busck, his son, aged nine, who | » court-room crowd buzzed with consists of $5,000 in cash turned charges of wrecking the Lorimer- | to manage. New York and You can get mulsified cocoanut oil at |netted him a fort lay before 1 ner Gilchrist in the bankruptey se of JW. Putnam & Co, the firm) of which Dr. Lyman was the head | Mrs. Lyman is an attractive little woman with dark red hair She was with Alfred B. was to day blamed for all the he has received in the malis ad-! Dr, Deady dressed to J. HW. Putr pany since he was court m and Com-! counter pointed by the, tice clever at repa County : “Gri ” cir artoe with Alfred wer ling With thin tether, Ail secentty | Bat: However, excitement when a young woman sat} RUM Into “Grippe Nathan, conte Hote Lu te ‘|to him by Louis B. Thonet, Lyman's the mother shared the aame 4 x before « divorce was| down at Lorimer’s counsel table, Tho] 9, 1 14 receiver of the bankruy ndlomice manager; ten shares of Call-|ment with Dr t |started the Doctor and his pr had engaged a woman| ’ Jt’s dangerous to let’a col told little of her personal affairs and Coste y in the Poin-| wife were in love and lived tog ndard Oll stock, which Dr. | ciana, No. 434 West One Hundred and | as man wife. 1 in his defense, She is} keep on this weather. Grippe Hiess of her husband's financial trans |Lyman purchased for his infa Twentieth t wtice hal nn re ved decision iss me . of CI ‘ actions Grant Lyman, worth about $,000,| Tetten yore ee : — | 'w Agnes Motiugh of Chicago. | 8 everywhere and often re- oh 4) etters written by Dr, Buseck to his | ork sec! a She said she was born and raised |$1,800 which the BE. W. Bliss Com: ! ted ike Pr 1 to England |} of Brooklyn will ‘turn over to sister Mrs, Amalia Dec wife ot | ASKS BOWL IS MEMORIAL | ese »bably le dad ibe Nt was peu pn ply ges gente and was married to Herbert Anthony [Pi for, drills purehased from Char. | Dr. Dendy. revealed the part the| | peeiea ies eae Correo gee | oa a ‘ ; es A. Curtis, the name Lyman used | crystal g aye ma vundre co One of t +! ti Ge’ THE ONLY |Lockett, an afficer in the Britishlwhen he was operating in the hard- | ion) Mae WA ee imal TO SON KILLED IN FIGHT ee eee ooo ine patiee: | tion. t a bottle of Navy, who divorced her year, | ware Dusiness ady, the let , OATMEAL ters show, deplored the fact that Mrs. | manufacturer and personal friend | Busck had won her husband, and she| Albert Lifson’s Request for Tro Lorimer, was promptly excused to Dr. Deady's present wife, | - Lorime counsel said to-day they Lad » Was Flora Skinner: Favored By U. of P. consider this trial a battle for vindica- COUGH SYRUP a two years . she said, and] seme wor last February | world witho ee ie oy than the fe She (Mrs, Busck) has taken both Sophomores tion. They deciare it would not have * he lived ia i Hotel next y will be able my hers, and now must I give her tian iventae hoon necessary for the former Sen- A prompt and economical my i ack of ee | medicine for the many throat, N. J, father of plea of dis-| bronchial and chest troubles le a i | kts 9 a ieee himself took that so common at this time of year. How!) rm not saying anything about the| Dr. Bull’s is a wonderful rem- bilities of my acquittal," Lori-| edy also for whooping cough. — mer said as he entered ¢ court re let | Made from a doctor’s prescrip- the verdict stand for that, I'm not going to bring any of my family into | tion, and thoroughly tested for dit all Unless th ‘us| More than fifty years. ‘S- | witnesses. Price 260 at Druggists FREE TEST Bite 0A. Co Meyer “Sy Wn husband PHILADE fore her marriage to Dr, @usck Lifson of Busck was the wife of the late: William 1 ward Busck. Mrs, Deady was so| the University of [Upset she consulted a crystal gazer,| fight recently, who warned her that Mrs. Busck was an “evil influence in her would bring her many unha |ments, Mrs. Deady pla confidence in the prophe sophomore TOMORROW AT NEW YORK AEOLIAN | [AL BROOKLYN 29 West 42nd St. 1t Flatbush Ave, hand clutch Into the mud by the « mates and sophom« und r, in Suffolk ¢ ty, within a few months after the erystal gazer's liction, Dr. Busck divorce Deady 1 Mrs Surope, where | saw it coma true, From t on.) Self-control is what a long, thin girl »wa when she falls out of a ham ife, naming nt. Dr. Dead 1 for as corespo sck later World Wants Work Wonders. wl is generally retained by the sophomores and presented for | ustody to the second “honor” man Jin the senior year. 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