The evening world. Newspaper, May 25, 1916, Page 4

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Patent pock- et-like seat — ta losed and ie always comfortable, SS ————— Supreme Value in silk hose is determined not only by i beauty of texture and shapeliness, but also by durability. Ip that important feature PHOENIX SILK HOSE stands pre-eminent. It is so serviceable that to wear it daily is true economy, Women's—75c, $1, $1.50 and $2 Women's Lisle, 50¢ Men's—50c, 75¢, $1 and $1.50 Men's Lisle Hose, 25¢ Saks & Company - jfor him? | with some means of doing away with himself? A. He did. WAITE ADMITTED THE EVENING WORLD, Ask you to provide him Jers, cross-examining Clyde Waite, be- ratic, secretive and dishonest in ateal- Gan @ savage attack on his credibility. Q. Did you write your brother Ar- ithur March 1, this year, that you were lin trouble over money? A. Not ex- ROBBING EMPLOYERS IN AFRICA, | actly. jatrict Attorney Brothers attacked Dr. Walte's character, after getting an admission from the witness that he had told Dr. Connolly at Bellevue there was “no epilepsy, mental de- |fictoncy or criminality” in the Waite | family history. Q. Did your brother tell you he {Was dismissed by his South African employers for stealing? A. No. He didn’t say he was dismissed; he said ~— |he took money. Q. Did he may he stole as much as We his salary every month? A. Yes. Clyde E. Waite, next called, who ts Waite, described his brother as a wilful, sly, lying, thieving, lazy boy and youth. Q. Did you go to school with your brother? Was he quarrelsome? A. Yes, always. Q. After he was nine years old did his quarrels continue? A. Yes. Q. Was he cruel? How did he show it? A. We had to take the horse § away from him, he was 60 rough with it. Q. Was he cruel in other ways? A. Yes, with animals, always. Q. How did he show it? A. He brother a steady drowned a pet kitten, Q. Was your student. A. No. He refused to study; She said he could fool the teachers. Q. Did he commit thefts at high Yes. | Q. Did he continue to Ile all through N his lite? A. You: Q. Did his quarrelsome disposition persist? A. Yen. y Q. Did you talk with him about it? MI) A. Yeu, but it didnt do any.good. Assistant District Attorney Broth- Use Cocoanut Oil ; For Washing Hair If you want to keep your hair in good conahtion be careful what you wash it with. Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too tuck alkali This dries the NY! scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very NN | harmful. Nj oil (which is pure and entirely grease- Just plain mulsified cocoanut less), is much better than the most ex- NY pensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can’t pos- sibly injure the hair. Simply moisten your hair with water itin. One or two teaspoonfuls will make an abundance of rich, creamy lather, and cleanses the hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily, and removes every particle of dust, dirt, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and silky, bright, fluffy and easy to manage. You can most an; and a mulsified cocoanut oil at rug store. It is very cheap, lew ounces is enough to lest everyone in the family for months.— Advt. Q. But you were In trouble? A. Assistant | gome Q. As @ matter of fact, you were dismissed by your employers for stealing? A. No, | wasn't dismissed. Q. But you were short in your ac- counts? A. I shouldn't call it that. Q. You ‘had to make restitution? A. 1 paid back about $200, about which there was a dispute. Q. You appealed to your brother for | help? A. I did not; I settled the matter with my own money. The witness then explained he quarreiled with his employers over a disputed account, paid the amount of the difference and resigned. He said he had returned every cent of $10,000 Dr. Waite sent him to Miss Kathar- ine Peck ag soon as he heard there was the slightest cloud on Dr. Waite's | right to it. | Warren W. Waite, fifty-nine years) old, a wWweather-worn, gray-haired, grim-foatured man, father of the de- fondant, was questioned regarding the family history. Mr. Waite left his farm, near Grand Rapids, sixteen years ago to became a salesman and jobber In fruits, butter and eggs in Grand Rapids ' The witness said his own father, Milos Waite, left home ten miles from Cleveland to make his way on foot to| Michigan to find work and was never | heard from again. The witness’ mother, Laura Dutcher Waite, had nieces and nephews who were sent to insane asylums. One or more died in asylums and one fs still in an asylum at Kalamazoo. He was not allowed to) tell of other members of the family | he thought were “queer.” | Mr. Waite said his son had always | refused to work, waa disobedient, sly, jand in contrast to Clyde and Frank, who were “very trusty,” was @ lar | from babyhood and unreliable, “T had to pay about $200 to make up money he took from schoolmates one time,” he said. DEPOSITIONS TELL OF INSANITY IN WAITE FAMILY. Cross examination by Mr. Brothers: Q. Do you remember talking with Mr. Gus Roeder, a newspaper rt- er who came with you from Albany to New York on your first trip here in March? A. Yes, I remember the gentleman. Q. Do you remember telling him there was no insanity in your family? A. I sald there was none in my im- mediate family. I wasn't talking about ancestry. Q. You didn’t n Arthur, was insane then? A. I don't know what you mean by Insane; he was always queer and indifferent— rhaps he js. Lan deposition was introduced, taken by Attorney Crater and Axssistant District Attorney Marcuso, from Dr. Herman Ostrander, Superintendent of the Kalamazoo insane aslyum | where L. Jackson, a cousin of | Dr. Waite, died in 1912, and where her brother Burt {s now in custody. Dr. Ostrander described both as victims | of dementia praecox and Bert as a victim of paranolac delusions. A long deposition from Dr, William Nash, a fellow student with Dr. Waite at the University of Michigan, | deacribed Dr, White as moody, think your son, In bright or f conservative stripes. Chinese Shantung Silk. Union Suit 85 Made in London for Fifth Avenue 16 West 38th St.—Store Floor Separate Shop, a Step from Fifth Avenue Friday at Special Prices Exclusive Madras Shirts In designs confined to Franklin Simon & Co. Men’s Silk Shirts Of Summer weight Tub Silk with novelty satin stripes on light grounds; also of fine quality tan pongee silk. Special 2.85 Men’s Silk Crepe Shirts Also Shantung Silk Shirts Silk Crepe Shirts, white grounds with satin stripes; also of imported Tan Men’s Summer Underwear FRAME Athletic Union Suits of high- grade crossbar nainsook, letic Shirts and Knee-length Drawers. Men’s Foulard Scarfs Franklin Simon & Co. Men’s Crepe Scarfs Of Silk Crepe Meteor, in eighteen plain colors. Men’s Foulard Bat-wings Made in the United States for Franklin Simon & Co. Spectat 1.50 4.50 Special also Ath- Shirt or Drawers 45 Special 1.00 Special .55 Special .50 ing other students’ test work and submitting it as his own. The reading of Michigan depositions rewarding insanity in the Waite fam- ily was continued after the noon re- cess. In thom T. M. Hewitt, agent of a fruit company, told of Dr. Wailte's cheating at pool; H. F. Cox, a boarder in the Waite household, sald Dr. Waite had stolen sums vary- ing from 60 cents to $5 from him; | health by keeping the stomach strong, Ch M. Charien Mt Mcineran asia Br all | and iver aetive. Help Natur by trying NGTON, May 25. — Matri- mony, not peace, is the real reason be- hind the visit of Marshall Langhorne, Secretary to the American Hague Le- THURSDAY, MAY 25, 1916. DEFEND YOUR HEALTH ‘oushould buildabulwark around your OSTETTER’S Stomach Bitters «ation to this country, it waa officially explained to-day. About two monthi &g0 Langhorne siarted for America, but at Kirkwall was ordered to return to The Hague. Langhorne will wed Miss Mabel Johnson of Washington soon. SUNDAY WORLD WANTS WORK MONDAY WONDERS. 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