The evening world. Newspaper, November 15, 1917, Page 3

ey NT OE GE tee THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER i5, 1917. PLEA OF GUILTY | HOW SOCIETY WOMEN DRESS FOR HORSE SHOW IN AID OF RED CROSS MAYOR IS CLEARED {32 “BY MRS, WARREN IN CUSTOM FRAUD * Counsel Urges Clemency Re cause oof Architect-Hu wee sent io prises for not TEREe SPd Bix months, Sy hegin when + 4 Ay five Exhaustion in legs and feet POLITICAL MURDER || Court Decides Smith Had 0 | atnormatly low arches. Relief Knowledge of Fifth Ward in nearly always given by Hur- band's War Work Conspirac ley Arch Prop Shoes Mra Char ea W THILADELMHIA. Now Mavor Whitney We Amith wae cleared of connection with esiened the Grand Term the polities! conspiracy whieh re end man ’ a mult in the Killing of a pelteeman here on primary election day in ar York atr r pleaded x opinion by Judme Martin today in Way before Judge Mart Mar Quarter Seasons Court Hut the the Fedora) Crimin Mayor was held under hin own recog Prauding the (nied # ern Coane bee Pee anion wie ae IN ALL LEATH BI irand Jury with William Vintey on Ment by makine the technical charge of conspiracy to Made over a@ special last— Guatome Inspectors or 1 fromm murter. Finiey'n ball was reduced || Hae C forepart, B instep and A best. @ trip to Kurop from $10,000, which was originally im- Grips the foot firmly, cannot esi etn: sea = posed, te $008 slip at the heel. Corset fit > mala ‘The decision was in connection with || ting at instep. Absolute com- cer hy habeas corpus edings brought || fort in forepart. Wide. me- Warren’ jon behalf of the Mayor and Finley. | dium and narrow toes. De ke Pigace far be 4 The murt ruled that apparently ltl atl Mayor Smith bad no knowledge of ade the Fifth Ward conspiracy In the opinion of the court it would require a strained conatruction of the | evidence to regard any of the acta} charged to [sane Deutsch, a Common | Councilman, and Vare, leader in the ward, as the furtherance of a design | to permit the use of the administra. | tion to his advantage | The decision releves the Mayor of the $10,000 bail originally imposed | upon bin MRS. EDWARD T. STOTESBURY. MRS. LEWIS CLARKE. That would Warren out aid she w Yoms auth: MISS LOTA ROBINSON - "SEIZURE OF 10,000 TONS: Semi-Formal Costumes ate ty Supplant Brilliant Gowns 00... san communi Of Other Horse Shows we ese Fane Mrs, Warren was Jepending en attend to the Famine Maternity Belt t ahi rer Mosk | Double Term for Gem Fraud. c ominal sup ad ¢ ean K proposed that the New York MR oh Kassler, of No. 90 Aldua} ~ 4 ehild. Ores many tin with MRS. DAVID WAGSTAFF. thdda dol afield. the Bronx, who defrauded j ieual—normal @p- | sume ne be relieved by comman | str TO WEAR PRISON GARB , oftinee Owing to the War Many Appear in Subdued! * » wore NO HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA Garb, but Some Elaborate Toilettes Are Noted : vont | WITHOUT LOYALTY PLEDGE ©—Gems Sparkle Under Gorgeous Wraps. the met alte . 7 10K 46 Stony, onite the Rite-Carlion, Russian min nx Sing prison by Iq uee’ General Sessions. indictments Kassler of two { alee rae w *| Clothes Strike Is Latest Move and false dec! ut Every Student Must Sign Before By Mildred Lodewick. ff most ui inique in the} th ent. | , Ni ; and re Graduation, Education Board Ae . will be soon «not get that 19,000] One Hunger Striker Is Wrapped vurra feather iauel ke A few years ago it would hardly have ,, Re Tied tata ipaliog in Blanket i Cominittee Rules. been considered good taste to appear : ere are 49,000 tons | . . | ne been considered good ta pr ne none side and talk WASHINGTON, Novy. 1 After fift led | An graduates of bieh n the ina box on the opening night of the y a smart and becoming ‘ . > hee Horse Show attired in anything but The con f wide gold and blac! s 1 5 evenin 1 but th year many Leper, ETO nEAY IMO: SUPE te i WR civil suit $11,608.92 Mae Cree Bro ene es weighting the sleeves ee m the D Ha duties and penalties tre | semt-formal costumes wer LM M maparte presented linen renched N Winslow ren and her companions on t pecially among the younger set, w ® an attract wearing a beau ‘ent efusing to wea @t the conclusion of w escorts were mostly in khaki or navy) tiftl fur scarf thrown over one HOE ene Se | is wrapped in a prison = — ste ler, revealing a gown of black vel laaa'tul nae Got By sweales “Why? 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