The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1916, Page 3

unre * OR? UNDER STRAIN OF DRAGGING TRIAL Task of Finding Jury Almost Hopeless, and Case May Last Till August. YOUTH LOSING NERVE. Steady Line of Talesmen Ex- cused for “Fixed Opinion” Is Torture to Him. Marguerite Mooers Marshell. jecial Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) WAUKEGAN, IIl., May 25.—-At the opening of court this morning the selection of a jury to try William H. Orpet for the murder of Ma- rian Lambert seemed almost hopeless. Three days of the sec- ond week of the trial has brought to the jury box only one man, tentatively ac - cepted by both sides, but almost sure to be chal- lenged by the prosecution, since he has expressed a disbelief in capital punishment and a dislike for cir- cumstantial evidence. Attorney Ralph Potter for the defense has predicted in open court that “we shall be here (WADILEDITE M MARSHALL t phot mPsanent phot 16 studios mw hotog ri Also made. { | PHOTOSs Standan! Cabinet Slae unde, Finished z Photos, $1 each ‘Tel, Mad, Sa, 693. Learn KSA QorQQ Every Night For Constipation ders. deep breath. * Safe and Sure | collar. ‘over RANDRETH |": PILL in the last ten days, The late: ably in some ways the sev s came with the well authenti THE NEW PoRTARLE Dress SETS SN Gust é Pants Pd © Mt! al Ld Bans Fuarins ED “(Ge NY / through July and August.” The Orpet murder trial is resolving itself into an endurance test, and-on no one does the strain show more than on young Will Orpet. His cheeks were white when the trial began a week and a half ago. Now they have the unhealthy green- ish pallor of grass Blades pressed un- der a stone, In his temples the blue veins stand out, and there are deepiy | pencilled lines from his nostrils to the corners of his mouth. His face has grown thinner, there afte shadowy hollows beneath his eyes where the Jawbone ends at the lobe of tho ear. ‘There {1s less color in his lips and his mouth has a pinched look. His manner shows how he is feeling the tension, ery day he is more nervous, Tho first day I watched him-—the second day of the trial—it seemed to me that his composure nothing short of marvellous. He sat like @ statue, bis hands in his lap, his shoulders square and straight, his face without a trance of emotion, a mask of unwinking rigidity. CROUCHES NERVOUSLY IN HIS CHAIR—FACE SHOWS STRAIN. Now he slouches, crouches, in his chair, He pushes himself down so r that, although he ix of more than average height, and the chair back is its top comes close to his coat His chest is hollowed; one hand is thrust into his pocket or hangs limply over the arm of the chair, her hand, for almost every is shielding some portion of his face, Sometimes the fingers, the manicured finge re placed loosely his mouth. Sometimes they pil- low one cheek, or are pressed against his temple. Sometimes he shades those Inscrutable violet eyes, as if even the were too strong a contrast to the dim. mer light of his cell in the county jail. And sometimes at least half his fa is hidden by those long, prehensile fingers. He rarely keeps them in any position for more than a few minutes. For he fidgets these days, He mov head from side to side restlessness or pain, His shoulders twist in almost imperceptible shud Now and then he draws a long, long, slim, ¢ his At first, after the morning kiss, his mother rarely spoke to him. Now she is continually bending toward him, whispering some message of encour- agement; searching his face with ap- so like his own in in color, for the smile that rewards her search Will Orpet has had much to endure prehensive eyes, story that Celeste Youker, the De | Cloth and Silk you'd prefer ur Navy Blue Sui Day, at these u ductions, no mi sults you have Piain Tatlored ar We 1 BE CURIO! The HAMILTON GaRMENT Co. =Dollar-a-Day Reductions Manufacturer’s Sale of | 2° DAY | The Selection Is Still LARGE Don't wait until the models while the assortment is you can use a natty A Wide Choice of Styles in Every Size _ Pall Flare Modeln- ignite SUITS $Qoo FRIDAY MAY 26 Suits are sold—come 00d. >SUITEPN it for Decoration unbelieveable re- utter how many MONORY ave Further Reductions Until Sold Former Wh Effects, Prices, mM Novelty Dew gue Worsted. All Hin, ete US! Vi You will not be urged to buy. The values speck for themaelven! No Wall Orders Filled at Sale Prices 307 Fifth Ave.,N.Y. Near 31st Street How To Cover THe PARTS refully | dim light of the courtroom | ° as if in} | They THE EVENING WORLD, TH USSD at, BAY FRou-FROUS nd Coan PART school teacher, who has sometimes been called his “guardian angel,” the girl he loved so deeply, tried to got him to confess his guilt in a letter to her which was to be turned over to the prosecutor, State's Attorney Dgdy, jas the price for love letters. Then day 4 has seen men excused from » on his jury because of a fixed opinion and the attitude of his own counsel as made clear that they are without iilusion as to the fixed opinion being in Will Orpet's favor. He has seen other men sent away because they do| not believe in capital punishment— or “the death penalty,” as the prose- cution grimly and bluntly phrases it TEN DAYS OF JURY HUNTING ARE DAYS OF TORTURE. For ten days he has watched the vain attempt to find twelve men who are willing and competent to give him a fair trial. Jury picking in the Orpet 19 comparable to nothing else but the mediaeval water torture. And case the retur her ET BREAKING +| Portable or Knock-Down Dress and Bathing Suit With new BATHING Sut BLACK and Wweire vewer Two AMERICAN Desiens Pr CERISE Balloons of Silk and Brocade Will Soon Be All the Go in Women’s Styles, and a New American Velvet Will Be a Desirable Material—The Slit, This Year, Will Be in Bathing Wraps, and It May Run the Full Length of Back. by Nixola Greeley-Smith. Coming costumes cast their shadows before them—last night, when the Fashion Exposition, which will last until June 3, was opened in Madison it is as likely to last twenty days as ten, The prosecution has used up seven peremptory challenges, the de- fense six. Each side is allowed twen- ty. Besides, when a man cannot be| challenged for any other cause they ask him the meaning of the word! “chimerical” and call him out on that The list of witnesses for the defense was announced this morning and re- vealed the fact that the closest friends of Marian Lambert, and even her father and mother, will be called to the stand to testify for Will Orpet. ‘This is considered a sensational coup | on the part of Orpet’s chief attorney, | James H. Wilkerson, Those whom be | has subpoenaed include the foliowing: | | Frank Lambert, Marian's father; | Mrs, Frank Lambert, Marian's moth- | ler; Josephine Davis, Marian's closes ; Dorothy Mason, Marjorie Mer. | ritt, Betty Durbtow, Verne Jackson, | Marlan’s school friends; E. J. Graego, Marian’s chemistry teacher; William | Marshall, who was with Marian’s| ther when the body was found in| | show of Helm's Woods; Marshall, his daughter; Wilson} Frankland, employed at the Sacred | Heart Academy; William Gourley, of | the Lake Forest Lumber Company; | Walter MacGuire, Police Chief at Lake Forest, and considered his Own star witness by Slate's Attorney Dady; Verey Longland, an employee of the Cyrus McCormick estate; Wil- liam Hessel, Minnie Rumsey, George L, Blanchard, Jaines Anderson jr, P. Burritt and Walter Sayles, all of Lake Forest CLERGYMAN WINS = | | one | Mary | Wife of the Rev, Charles E, Ackley Cannot Marry Again in New York, Rev, Charles rector of The sistant Chureh, his wife, Ackley, a Bartholomew's to-day was divorced from Mrs. Henrietta Ackley, were married in 1907, Justice jiegerich contirmed the finding of tho referee, gents Ingraham, and | | signed the papers. The decree being an interlocutory | one, neither party to it can re-marry until it has been gated on the court records days hence. Under the law of this} State Mrs. Ackley is the guilty party | and cannot remarry in the State un- | Ul five years after the signing of the decree There are rumors that Mra, Ackley is shortly to marry elsewhere the co- | respondent, a man who was called m Charles,” @ fictitious name, it is understood, Mrs. Ackley was Miss Henrietta Leonora Owsley, niece of the Confed- | erate veteran, John B. Gordon of 4 Dr. Ackley came to New y a Wisconsin, At the time of his marriage he was one of the chap lains of the Fire Department, Under the canons of the Episcopal Church, | being the Innocent party, Mr. Ackle may remarry, | formally promul- | ninety Gen HIS SUIT FOR DIVORCE » Square Garden. If you are at all interested in what women are going to wear next fall, or should wear at the present time, you had better look over that interesting array of wraps, dresses and parts of dresses, Undoubtedly the greatest novelty of the occasion is the portable dress, a series of parts of a costume which can be put together by the least skilful of home dres: makers, This is the invention of A. M. Grean, one of the pioneers in the movement toward American fash- ions for American women. It is really the articulated skeleton of a gown which begins with the adjustment of a curved concave belt, Heretofore {t has been imposst- ble for women who make their own clothes to buy any save a straight piece of belting, necessitating the taking of darts tn the material NOT AT ALL LIKE ANGELS’ WINGS, THESE. terials, and indicates that fur will After you have put on your belt] St! be much worn on gowns next aie Sie . | year, you adjust your cloth wings, These |". ’ new american velvet in called wings ure not worn where @M-/| Ral Masqu and some sumptuous gelx wear them (what angel ever had ]evening wraps iMustrate the post, smarate shaw sut are tied | Bilities of the new m Jal. One of any style, anyhow), but are tle 1 called the envelope coat, of old around the waist like a life belt, valet ie Yard eu CMth their purpose being to distend the|short gathered cape falling from be- rt drapery like a bustle of the late | Meath a loose, rolling collar, ‘Tho dis- | tinctive feature of this [sists of two flap buttoned ba 8] seventies and early eighties. Besides | con- h are d joined s and wings, there are ready-made ruffles put on any- wh kyseraper collars which need | only to be tucked on and puffs which ie a to The military jorns also a long ade of an imitation fur known 25, 1916. ‘SPAwisSH Socks Greatest of Many Novelties on Exhibition at Big Fashion Show Friday and Saturday Three Handred and Filty 25-inch Boas (mn), Two Handred and Seventy-Five 32-inch Boas Every one a genuine gomranteed LONDON OSTRICH BOA’ Gndon feather G: BROOKLYN STO! Car masque B22 Fulton st. CAPE INO PEACE MOVE BY WILSON UNLESS ALL NATIONS JON the President's Forth- coming Speech, WASHINTON, May 25. —- When President Wilson moves for péace in the great European war he will not act on behalf of any one “nation, or even one family of nations, but in b half of all Europe. This point of view, outlined by the President to callers at the White House to-day, may constitute the keynote of the ad- dress he will deliver before the ‘League to Enforce Poace Saturday ‘night. | He discussed his views rather freely ‘to-day and indicated that he is basing [bis position upon a vast amount of information received from many sources bearing on the issue. | If the President feels there ts any- {thing that would forecast immediate action for peace he did not disclose it. He said merely that when peace comes it must be brought about to the benefit of no one nation, but for the good of all. | The | with Repr sourl a to-day discussed ntative Hensley of Mis- solution providing for the ‘calling into conference of the nations lof the world for the purpose of pre- | venting @ recurrence of the war, It jis understood the President is favor- Jable to such a plan, The House Naval [Committee yesterday recommended Jappropriating $200,000 to carry out | Hensley's plan to establish an inter. national court seok. univers rmament UNION SEMINARY WINS IN $5,000,000 FIGHT Presbyterian Assembly Puts Over | for Investigation Move to Take Away Endowments, can be placed any © that you re- But the most. striking quire puffing or want it. his garment is the kan The only thing the portable cos- free tml he ciaeheanere tume lacks—and doubtless its Inven-| der cope and dropping from the wrist tor, Mr. Grean, will change this—is |! a huge pouch, which gives it its that the wings are not lifepreservers! (ite Of kangaroo, | This fashion ts just queer enough and so will be ornamental and of no) to find favor with women who are will- practical value when worn under the! ing to sacrifice beauty to smartness== bathing suit any rate should be adopted en- athing stically by the suburban shop- [per since the pouch is large enoneh to hold almost anything but a per- DARING SOCKS, Hathing suits, by the way, will belimblator, Another charming coat which n with socks by the daring, but, 1 an worn in the afternoon om @ It more tiinid souls Will meet the sockal is of Tose bal neg or av enine aque velvet with uy front in tw Which thes snd graceful en half way with bloomers tightened be kn ow th Wke golf or riding | an rns nda, Over this cape 1s Tac aeel Kine bal : 1 pelerine collar of black vet Pn One striking bathing suit, | which also adorns the ted. ; Aw at ine called the gebray is made of | cap: k and white striped satin and/A BATHING WRAP “TO THE the skirt hangs in points. The latest] GROUND” AND A SLIT, bathing caps ay built like tam o'| very unusual Gnd lovely beach shanters with overhanging tassels] War from Fra owas of nate ‘8 sll over one oulde! | Beat calor Mon; ed with that full ov ulder | Brench blue to the Evening gowns are shorter than! bathing cost beneath. ‘This wrap ever, ‘The fashtona beauty next) whieh reac to the gr und, is slit autumn will be shown on the hai’) ely all way Up the back shell, as tho corsage drapery will bt! nag 4 boath products of an drawn up on the right shouder, leay-| tnternational jation of Self Ing the left bare save for a narrow| Supporting Women will be exhthited ribbon which will be worn mainly to keep Anthony Comstoc from ng about It, The w in evening gowns seems | ! practically abolished, Memories of | other days and other fashions may | enable you to guess that somewhere | in the middie of that balloon of silk | also Mme, Paderewska ‘ casce{are there, Also Ke muccessor | iiteresting things which were not in e when I visited the Garden yes- day. TEACHER TO SUE PRINCIPAL or propane ge fem nine equator, oF | Hoboken Aska: Did Dillon Call Mine waist ling, ts concealed ut your! gems La 4 eye will be of no assistance in wolv- ohlank linrdn Sehasiroam? ing the riddi¢, Maybe, since ankles| Why Augustus J. Dillon, principal of have become proper, woman is seek- | School n Hoboken, called Miss ing to mako @ mystery of her waist-| Lottie Schlank, ® young and_ pretty line. The new evening gowns sug- her “a Mar’ In front of her pupil gest it . yatery 0! Ae iho mame CmDndarilll Axslane did quoh « thing, is the mystery of lof American origin are shown by en to-day Miss Schlank announced to-day, after she had been transferred at her own request to School No. 3, that she hed started sult for slander against Princl- pal Dillon and had engaged Tobias \ epier of Mannattan to represent. he She refused to discuss the quarrel be rod stating she had been front of her class. Mr. Dillon tamed a atatement 1 which he sald the matter was in th hands of his attorneys and that “very of insubordination occur in jertrude Rothsehild, be a now star in the firmanent of fashion T liked everything about Misa Rothehild’s pictures except th color schemes. Why do American fashion designers think it clever to combine ¢ se with purple, The most elementary principle of garden mak ing ts you can mix altogether carelessly all the colors save purple. One of Miss Rothehild’s plotures hows a skirt of three difeyent ma: Polish dolls | perhaps many other | Inwulted in | Special to ‘The Evening World ) | ATLANTIC CITY, No J. M 2, | Backers of the Union and Auburn (N \Y.) Seminaries won another victory |this morning in the Presbyterian Gen Assembly. d clash on The expec the floor ov fforts to endow ments esti: $5,000,000 from the} Union nary for diytribution if poorer seminaries and at tempts to bring about a reversal of the decision of ssembly at ite! Ihrochester sesslo: gard to aout tes tion Was put throug pointment of a committee to. bi lgate the entire situation, ‘These ap D nts will be made by the Mod ntme nly to New York | Save tH f No. 1870 Cor | nella street, Brooklyn, was found gully HAVE YOUTHFUL HAIR! | Gray Hair Will No Longer Rob You | of Your Youthful Looks If You Try This Simple Home Recipe. | plist | egun to turn gi , lustreloss appearance, you can readily darken it’ and bring | its beauty by using this home lrecipe, which is neither expensive ni difficult to prepare, In half a | water mix these ingredients. at any drug store to be had |Rumors in Washington About | { arbitration and to yet pint of | {im the Brooklyn Court of Special Be ;slons to-day of having deliberately in- | sulted Mrs. Meta Bergman. 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