The evening world. Newspaper, September 5, 1917, Page 4

i food, maker Refuse * Ss Eve ane re ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee eee oe ee oe oe ee a ee ew r--- &. Pemest Here Gems © HOFF 'S Geeta MALT EXT it indeseritatrir ath, Best Adds on Ansomics Should Tobe c THE EVENING WORLD WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 5, i8i7 beer « an oe WYSTERY IN OEATH oS OF ROH MRS KING 2 ‘ no te bi wove vo ‘ . vOR® ' Means RACT eat] tno cen ume # . furwere Meals Kine ona Mra. Bbstvt ° AMMEYE nt R 54" St. New York niw r ” Boys’ & Girls’ School Shoes at Moderate Prices —they have the correct orthopedic shape and allow the growing foot to develop naturally TO SELL children's shoes implies ure sponsibility to paren Cammeyer. estimated. If the gro shoes there is no possibility of having foot trotibles later on By “proper” shoes over orthopedic, nat permit the growing fo intended. The importance of bu proper shoes for children cannot have resulted illustrate and children’s thought the zed ng the ve over ts fully recog ere shoes we may be relied upon to aii wing child wears proper ing anything in style. then, Cammeyer children’s shoes we mean shoes built ural shape lasts that ot to develop as nature tion, coupled with style, cor course, fullest value shoe bearing the characterist ‘ammeyer” imprint. OVER FIFTY-FOUR years of specialized in below. "very shoe is scientifically constructed and the growing foot by giving support where support is needed. All this has been accomplished without i In a word, embody recognized principles of orthopedic construc- fort, and, of of every Illustration at left. Child's Gun Metal and Patent Leather ton and Lace Shoes Hlustration in center. Boy's Stub-Proof Shoes in Gun Metal Calf, Sizes 1 to 5!», Illustration at right Misses’ Gun Metal Calfskin Lace Shoes But- 6 to8 $2.50 and $3.00 | 9 1 18) ne p ssi new pair will be gladly 834 to 11 $3.00 and $3.50 given if the Stub-Proof Tip Sizes / $4. 00 11}4 to 2 $3.50 and $4.25 | does not outlast the sole. lligto? § . it is important t flow of The Dufly M 6 to 8, $3.50 Strength, Energy and Vitality are dependent upon the condition of the blood. The stomach is the most important of the body because its action on the Fide pil eat develops the blood supply. Hence, Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey is ideal for this purpose as it gently stimulates the gastric juices necessary for the proper digestion of food. “ Get Dutty’ Sold by most family wine stores, licensed druggists and grocers. If they can't supply you write us. L The Shoe at left also in. Tan Russia Calf Lace and Button 815 to 11, $4.00 11/4 to 2, $5.00 Boal’s | Fruit-Laxative | Rolls aol || ness,’ stomac |] going on thelr | Keep children go fn: p the decto: nei Bumplon ie Corp, . New York. | | = | | ‘0 assist the stomach in its duties, (Boudoir Secrets) from the face, neck and arms; and Keep Well.” | ttle powdered delatone. on for 2 or 8 minutes, eful hou alt Whiskey Co., old booklet free. Rochester, N. Y vanished. No | be certai delatone,—Advt. ‘KEEP THINGS GOING” The New Home Treatment || ior and rub it in for Ugly, Hairy Growths || rich, creamy lather, anc Here is a simple, yet very effective | method for removing hair ond fuer Cove the objectionable hairs with « puste | |made by mixing some water with «| % Leave this then rub off, | | wash the skin and the hairs have} pain or inconvenience | | attends this treatment, but results will | if you are sure to get real | World Wants Work Wonders ~ pensive ape ‘ * Yor Means indueed |i ke & trip with hin me near Concer © section of the DETAILS OF mo THE TRAGIC AUTO Le OnIVE & party meds brother, amowie " em chauffeur, eit Mie. King ord th an aut aa | ported Chet they hw intended (0 ge faF enough into the country to engage in target praction with @ revolver” ‘This te friends of Mre Ki here te od ae etrange, in view of the that Mre King is pown to have hed @ terror of firearms thet amounted almost to an_abseasion ‘Thus, while #he was always afraid of some one entering her room at and never failed to lock her room door, she @teadily refused to keep a revolver tn her bedohamber According to (he reports of what happened on this automobile trip ed at the inquest ye day, the party #topped about two mi od, while Means ta drink of water from a road her men of 4 along the rec i after calling to the other m: found her with a bullet hole be- hind the ear, already dead, MYSTERIOUS FEATURES OF THE REMARKABLE CASE. appears mysterious to ne’s friends here, an h clare should be made t cause for further searching tnvesti- gation, is the fact that the dead woman's slipper was lying in road, and her ankle was fractured. No nation lias been offered of cumstance n known to have had of firearms should handled a revolver to be loaded is re the time she 8 first fatal shot by any ono she should have been shos torn off and an ankle broken, baffles comprehension Somg time agy {King Nere wrote to hor at the Park Avenuo apartment in New York, and | friends of Mfrs. lying, poRnoTat M. RAYMOND TO WED YOUNG WRITER, MADISON W, COLWELL seeeeee eereeeeeeree rr So PPPOE PO OOPSOD EO Mre Nelson Grant Richie of Crest View, South Orange, N. J, announces the engagement of her daughter, Mice Dorothy Weld Raymond, to Madison Worth Colwell of Forest Mill Gar- dens, L. 1 Mise Raymond belongs to old Hevolutionary stock on her father’s wide, and through her mother te related to one of the families of the South, Mr. Colwell ts a newspaper man and short story writer and is the son of Mra. May Louise Cooper Colwell, the writer, daughter of the late George Victor Cooper, the artist, and comes of the mame Colontal stock thet produced Peter Cooper and James Venimore Cooper. —2— The anniversary of the Battle of the Marne will be observed to-mor- row by the Newport Art Association with a reception, tea and music, Gov. R. Livingston Beeckman and army and naval officers are expected, | and Mrs, William M. Richard: jof No. 17 East Twenty-sixth Street, Whitestone, L. 1, will a reception elebra the edding anniversary of Mrs, Richards’s purents, Mr. and Mri Joseph R. Lancaster, The weddin, and J. Theus of Mies Elsie Saltus unds of No. 410 Park , Avenue will take plage Oct. 26 at St. Thomas's Church. A large reception Sherry’s will follow the ceremony. That was two years ago, and it 1e alleged that almost immedi- | were notified that she had\ given ét|ately his financial condition took @ later they got into touch with and when they up. her, never given notice. It is expected that formal for a reopening of the Inquest will be made in the next few days. ects dao MEANS, AFTER MEETING ——jrow sxisive esrineat ous in| | WIDOW, LEFT $20 FLAT | FORS3,500 APARTMENT | Gaston Bullock Means came to New York from Concord, N. C., the pla where Mrs, King met her mysterious death last week, about six or seven | Years ago, to act as representative of a milling company in his home town, and established an office at No, 58 Worth Street. He ts about thirty- five years old, heavily bullt and dark complexioned, and those who know him best say he is a most convincing alker. He claims to be a Mstant lative of Col. Theodore Roosevelt, thrgugh his alleged connection with the/ Bullock family of Georgta He first came into public notice in this city in 1911 when he figured as the defendant in a $25,000 breach of (| promise sult brought against him by ie Miss Kdith Poole, daughter of a |Denver lawyer, At that time the (| newspapers referred to Means as @ |man of wealth, but it {s understood his family has never been in any- thing but moderate circumstances: Four years ago his finances had reached the point where he was willing to accept a Job as doteotive with the |wultam J. Burns Agency. According ‘to the best information, it was a few ‘weeks after Means had severed his connection with the Burns Agency that he entered the services of Mra, ' { ' ' \ ' ' \ | | ( ( \ \ ( ' ! ' ' ( garded 3 Kable, but that, at \ \ ' ( ' ' ' ' \ ( \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ \ Cocoanut Oil Makes A Splendid Shampoo If you want to keep your hair In good condition, be careful what you wash it with Most soaps and prepared shampoos contain too much alkali, ‘This ari the scalp, makes the hair brittle, and is very harmful, Just plain mulsified cocoanut oil (which is pure and en- tirely greaseless) is nfich better than the most expensive soap or anything else you can use for shampooing, as this can't possibly injure the hair, Simply moisten your hair with wa- One or two tea- onfuls will make an abund hair and scalp thoroughly. The lather rinses out easily and removes every particle of dusi, dirt, dandrufl and jexcessive oil, The hair dries quickly and evenly, and it leaves it fine and || silky, bright, fluffy and easy to man- ee You can get mulsified cocoanut oi at most any drug store, It is very cheap, and u few ounces is enough to last every one in the family for months.-~Advt — ss No Extra Char, Advertisements far, The Wor ny rican District Messen gor Pe a) ¥ att ot mentioned this! they were told by her that she hadj demand | spectacular jump. From a $20 a month flat in West One Hundred and Seventh Street, off Central Park West, he moved his family, consisting of himeelf, wife and baby, to a $3,500 apartment at No, 1166 Park Avenue, one of the that section. His apartment was on the same floor as the twelve-room suite o¥ eupied by Mrs, King and her mothe: Mrs. Robingon, and a slightly less expensive apartment occupied by Mrs. Melvin, ster of Mra, King. There are several stories as to how Means established himself with the wealthy Mrs. King. The one vouched for by her friends is to the effect that he met her through his wife's acquaintanec with Mrs. Mel- vin, M ‘ns wife, whom he married about e yeara ago, je a Chicago woman and was sald to be a protege of Mrs. Melvin. MEANS CALLED TO CHICAGO FOR CONFIDENTIAL WORK. All Mrs, King's friends agree that she was @ woman of the most trust- ing character, ‘They declare that two years ago, Mrs, Melvin, having learned that her former protege had married &® man with detective ex- perience, suggested to Mrs. King that Means be brought to Chicago to do some confidential work for her, Mra. King acted on this suggestion and Means left for Chicago as soon as he received word from her, From that moment, Mrs. King's friends inatst, Means's control over, not only Mrs. King, but her mother and sister, has been almost hypnotic. Mrs. Robinson, the mother, la close to eighty years old. ‘and in her confidence for many years and several physicians who have at- tended the three women, say that Means would not permit any of them to make a move of which he did not approve. One of the first things he did, it is alleged, was to have Mrs, King give him power of attorney. It three women, especially Mra, King, that every one who sought to interest women was a blackmailer, Every time the three women moved Means is alleged to have assur \them they were trailed by private |dotectives, This ts alleged to have influenced them to the point where Means practically dictated every |move they made, |DIRECTED AFFAIRS OF MRS. | KING FROM HOME, from the house in Park Avenue, in }which all perned lived. He ‘en- | gaged a seerotary and also brought fh his brother, Apton Means, to as- in running her aftatre. the strange features of the ye! between Means and Mrs, King and her relatives was that every one wh, came in contact with Mrs. Kin servants, apartment house employ: | physicians, nurses, dc \by the completeness with which | Means dominated them | "All these onlookers agree, however, {tnat they had never heard Mrs. King, her mother or sister offer the slightest jeriticiam of Means. It was common knowledge that Means bad borrowed considerable money from his wealthy employer, one such amoi being $26,000. It is not known whet sa affairs. One of the qroumstances which Se ee eA Ee ne ere li date oS | oldest i ‘A nurse employed by Mra, King| themselves In the affairs of the three | _ In using Grape-Nuts you Means directed Mrs. King’s affaires of ons! lary \he received as manager of Mra, King’s re cee HK fearon for the , * Aeveny Reverter impaere Gerara “4 10 eaeNwn Oeare The tre news ot marty © ry eed te h-> 1d a on a fimmeei at the ovlee ence thet be bed 4 wered the ox we = wy her fret hedeand dhier cancelen «ll previous wile and gave her af estate of 090 200 00 MADE MANY FRUITLESS TRIPS! vO GET WEW wii Mra King and her tated to enthuse over | relatives gever! le preepest They tol hat Meare clatned have found tet the etl! he raterred | to was in the vault of « C)iceme truw company; Gat he hed learned of its} Presence by getting Inte the comm Gence of the serretary to the Presi. | Gent of the trum company “Meare kept impressing upon the |qremed to | Would take Ge whole cage be in that eomethin: | jain that ‘* | awith his plans, Back the whole orow4 would come to New and wait for him to perfect his Mra. King and her relatives |= eeveral such (trips without re- wul “We friends of te women won- | dered how long Means wae going to ‘be alle to keep therm from demanding rewuits. The mort astonishing inol- dent in connection with Mrs. King’s death was the report that she was on ther way to Indulge in revolver prac- toe at the time ft happened. If there was one thing in the world mhe was afraid of it was firearms of = de- rcription. 1 didn’t think any ant of money could permade her to touch & revolver.” | SAY MEANS POSED A6 A UNITED STATES SECRET GERVICE MAN. Other friends of Mra. King friends Means posed as @ | Service agent. He figured more or lens prominently in several of tho | German exporen of the last few | Boy-EA's most active agents, ‘denied this charge. but al! Mr: friends had the {mpreasion ’ n the payrol He has also lbeen connected with the pacifist | { movement. | Menns's name figured in the inquiry | into the action of the Burns Agency | in entering the law offices of Beymour & Seymour wbout a year and a helt ago, At that time Means charged | that the pollce and Government agents were tapping his telephone wires tn the Interest of the British Government. A prominent official of the Depart- mont of Justice to-day admitted his had investigated Means about a He said that, while the Department felt that M had been in communtcation with leaders in the pro-German conspiracies, It had been practically decided that he was harm- more of o talker than anything y Inet nigh: headquarters, No, 257 in honor of drafted attended. Twenty at the league’ Madison Avenu men, Some 400 French saflore wi Amelia Bingham and there enta, AUTOIST, DRUNK, FINED $500." 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LL ———_ SS ee COR were amazed id Get Your Money’s Worth Save waste in buying as well as in eating! _ For net food results Grape-Nuts is an ideal cereal--practi- cally 100% nutrition.