The evening world. Newspaper, May 10, 1917, Page 6

i i Se a a ae * q “A Aes aagrater 20k neo . eo : mae t + WORLD, —— re el THUR /) srien rary cour. | nours but, according to one juryman,|"“SNOW BABY” PEARY, | of twenty men taken from the Brook WIFE STRANGLED, 1s CHARGE. Liberia has severed diplomatic VAWT les one ballot was taken, Vawter's BORN IN THE ARCTIC, NAVAL 9 Tirana ie Bt ad a gt tt ty id 7 ry : 1a boneee! 4 jAetense, Meg? ave ed vag ‘Gas | ENGAG D TO MARRY, foreword to his translation of the Wibeweue vba i on law and self-de | 5 iy abn Mra, Vawter by the pross- leution and press is the greatest bio! upon the whole sad affair, While ONLY ONE ANE SALE |Ptes of Unwritten Law and tine pace | Self Defense Win—Scores | Prosecution and Press, | CHRISTIANSBURG, Va., May 10.—| The prosecution produced two lette . Vawter, former professor | from Vawter to Heth, one condon! at Virginia Polyteohnic In- 4 nd | spttute, has beon declared not guilty | quer bill of. df the murder of Stockton Heth| begging He \Jr., a wealthy young society man and | Vawter hon | Sportsman, whom he shot to death | to him. ‘ jin the Vawter homo early on the)», yanter took the stand in do. |morning of March 13. was willing to ‘The jury was out two and a half! him. I realize that I have been gullty o| but with God’s help I shai |home for my children and wife, immediate plans are to rest.” asking Heth to pay Vawter’s, and anothe 2 and not to bring liquo ONWIT TELLER &,CO, The Specially Shop of Onginatons FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ANNOUNCE FOR FRIDAY A Special Clearance Sale of WOMEN'S CLOTH & SILK SUITS Featured are the season’s most desirable models in strictly tailored mannish types, braid bound, waistcoat and cape effects in all the favored fabrics. 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After his acquittal, Vawter gave ie the following statement: ly egret the whole sa ‘end wortow ehunbd;. ‘he injus- am blameless ag to Stotkton’s death, | Weakness when I should have been future stares me darkiy | endeavor to build somewhere a happy My ‘The trial was one of the most sen- sational in the history of Virginia, a the relations between Heth and Mrs. a 1 to stay away from the| band, declaring she! ‘e her life to save | AND” XPPORTION- wary, | it 1 ld r e| WASIITD announced the engagement of thelr daughter, Mis# Marie Anighito Peary, to afford, son of Justice Wendell of the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, | Miss Peary was born furthest north of any white child, her mother having ac- a Peary on one of his the Junior League, | in philanthrople work interested in aviation, Sh i"to Ay under ihe tuiclage of he {Motes in Society | | The wedding of Miss Sara McAlpin |man Pyle, and Paul H. 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At least 20 per cent. of the men who have been enlisted have never ven- tured on a more tempestuous voyage than a trip to Coney Island, Espe- clally are men capable of manning guns required, The three gunnery schools established by the Reserve at No, 84 Wall Street, the Hotel Bilt- more, and the Hotel Theresa, One Hundred and Twenty-fifth Street and venth Avenue, have been well at- tended, but the majority of the per- sons who have inspected the work- ings of the one and three-pounders, nder the supervision of gunners- s from the regular navy, have to report at Cortlandt Street, even after filling out thelr application blanks. Properly to man the Mosquito | Fleet, for which 1,200 craft ranging |from a ea yachts to swift fitty- footers have already been enrolled, {will require at least 1,006 men ca) ble of taking the rating of gunner: nates, and 10,000 men to rank men and petty officers. 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