The evening world. Newspaper, June 13, 1916, Page 6

GIRLCONFRONTS HER FATHER WITH “that employera of labor hired pri- tts jthat divorce evidence was obtained i ) | through listening in on telephone con- } tn lversations by operatives of private | vate detectives to keep tab on inbor j Lemmcgen onsidering| through connivance with police of- | i ee Gecision after @ visit pald him by Peter J. Brady, Secretary of the Al- Med Printing Trades Council, Brady told the District Attorney that the Wites of various labor organizations had been tapped. 8 Ving the tapping of telephone wires, an investigation into the practice and prosecute those who have been guilty of listening In for personal reasons. |The District Attorney has been told ne Hundrs “5. The ler mi name was Mae Sutelift_a that she had ried to MacCarthy on Oct. 22, aT “BUTE cOMPLANT OF | { “It is my suspicion,” sald Brady, detective agencies. Mr. Swann has been « the advinability of opening an inventt. | ficials were permitted to tap teie- f ' Action Bron, * District Attorney Swann, aroused ndent In Thrown ever contpiaints made to him regard-__gation for several days and came to a_phone wires.” NE ng. june 12.—-Vice | aNd Bowels is one of Nature's require: ee oveemcanee: smi coment Then Calls Policeman and Has vnan ‘ater today —eetdea | NEMS for the maintenance of health. | against A. J. Demarest, Superintendent | AS Soon as any weakness is shown, try | wife, ‘ourt Fanny Taylor Demarest. also exonerated Edward ken, from the charges Lee MacCarthy, a real estate agent, when he entered his home, No. 101 East One Hundred and Twenty-third | Street, Inst night. One of them was & patient-faced, gray-haired, plainly- | dressed little woman who, almost thirty years ago, he had made his wife; the second was a comely, black- haired girl of twenty-two, whom he is said to have married about two years ago and who carried in her arms a year-old baby; the remaining member of the trio was MacCarthy’s daughter—herself a married woman — by his first wife, to whose detective work the father'a predicament was | due. ‘The daughter summoned a potien- man and bad her father arrested. MacCarthy was arraigned before | Magistrate Breen in Yorkville Court this morning and was held in $2,000 ball on the charge of bigamy for fur. ther examination. | MacUarthy Is about fifty years old, and short of stature. According to the story told in court, he married his | first wife, who was Miss Emma Jano | “Kayser’s” Italian Silk Sweaters | meen of Bayside, on June 3, 1887. In | | | OPPENHEIM, CLLINS & © 34th Street—New York Uptown Store 3rd Ave. & 12Ist St. Him Arrested on a Charge of Bigamy. Three women confronted Charies Fibre Silk Sweaters (ith mercerised back) V neck or shawl collar with sash, in plain colors and two-tone effects. J 5.00 Shetland Weave Worsted Sweaters Extra long; large sailor collar and sash,| in Rose, Copen, White, Emerald and Gold. | 5.00 All Fibre Silk Sweaters Sash model, in prevailing solid colors and! two-tone effects; self or white trimmed. [{ 7.90 Shirred back, with collar, sash and recent veurs the family resided at No. lj and we'll ‘ 74 West One Hundred and Third | ockets; in Rose, Purple, Gold, Cerise, 10.75 | Street, where the first Mra, Mac- | merald, White and White with Black Carthy still tives, About thre years ago MacCarthy began absenting him- | self from home for three and four weeks at a time, explaining to bis wife and daughter that his real estate | Interests carried him to various parts | Jot the country. May J, 1915, accord. ing to the police, he lett failed to return o his family In any Three months age Pure Silk Sweaters. Superior silk sweaters, belted and sash} rade, in solid colors and two-tone effects. | | 2.50 shop. home and | mmunicate with} is daughter saw | Stern Brothers West Forty-second Street Between Fifth and Sixth Avenues, New York West Forty-third Street (0 DEMAREST DIVORCE. a THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, JUNE 13, 1916. on the street with an attractive] against him, ng girl. They eluded her, but yos- y ehe trailed the young woman w by Hoboken School out. dW, ver, Principal of a Public School in madi of Public Schools of Hoboken, in his ’ feult for divorce brought against his The Pay a Small Part Each Week for Home Things Open a charge account here. We'll give you a year and a half to pay in amounts so small you'll never miss the money. No red tape to go through. Just come and select the things you want them home at once. 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