The evening world. Newspaper, July 16, 1918, Page 10

Shee ee ee «aoe a oe MOTHER REOPENS ASERET DIVORCE FR CHLD SCRE Ww Giving Daughter’s Custody | to Her Father Changed. | Mrs. Mattox Because of her love | @aughter, Mrs. Viveca Gerdes Mattox now the wife of W legislative esen Christian Science Churc chusetts, living in Brookline, to-d through her attorney ®Bupreme Court Meton and orde of a d was defenda x ye Mrs. Mattox’s f Herman Gerdes, who cree of divorce in suit, was married a second time in 1912, soon after the decree was grant ed He lives in Man The Court, in passing the divore creed that action on for two years remain of ber maternal grandmother, Mrs. | Aimee Osborne, turned over to the ca FINDING MONITION SS Acoording to Mrs. Mattox, however aN. wt the child was later turned over to| second husband by would not only hur and only recently, she | " © th f wh r latter demanded that and 1 are members, custody of Danis be given to him, h Mr. Gerdes had beer under the deer ud even been physi “I am pre ng this petition » and ag the lawye ly out of r he child's in my daughter, wh teresis 4 expla « ra old, would p Mrs. Mattox in her affidavit. “W © given Into my custody J I married the plaintiff I became w 1 the advice that had beer ants for lard S$. Mattox tative 8 came an un hattan, e Danis nin the and thereafter be | re of h Decre2} ter little} of the { Massa-| ay nto the husband dia de contested | ment in custody sehen pane |Finding Munitions in Dublin, Stowed Away in a Sack of Corn “THE TUESDAY, JULY POLICE SERGEANT CLEARED EVENING WORLD, SMALL BLAZE STARTS PANIC AMONG 600 IN CHURCH Altar Candle Overturns and Sets Fire to Drapery at St. Anne's Court Dismisses Indictment Against Rafsky, Accused of Freeing During Early Ma Lawbreaker for $10. |_An Incipient panic occurred among the | County Judge Louis D. Gibbs of t 6 worshipers in St. Anne's Roman | Bronx granted @ motion ¢ c Catholic Church at No, 10 Haat 10th | Miss Street at 7.90 o'clock this morning, when | tlon an altar candie overturned and set fire | - = | STATE “DRY” PARTY MEETS. | Women Make Up Third of Probibi- tlon Convention UTICA, N.Y With orming about jing, and with New York 6 women hairman, th South | Clinton N. | ‘Rochester. | | Howard of SPANISH “VETS” ELECT. 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How 1 Became the Dentist. The Kaiser's Dual Personality The Kaiser's Diplomacy. The Psychology of the German The Kaiser's Defense of the War| People. and Its Conduct. The Kaiser and the German People. The Kaiser's Views on World Do-| The Kaiser's Appraisal of Public minion, |__Men, | Democracy’s Worst Enemy —The | The Kaiser at Army Headquarters. | Kaiser's Views on Socialism and | |The eeoname Situation in Ger- Republics. The Kaiser and the Yellow Peril. The Kaiser's Confidence of Victory. The Kaiser's Bitterness Toward America and the Allies. Prince von Pless. The Kaiser's Kin. Kaiser's } Will There BeaGermanRevolution? Hall, on behalf of the Liberty Loan, he has, for ex- cellent reasons, refused to be interviewed or to tell No Part of This Story Has Ever his experiences, except to certain men in high diplo- Been Told to the Public matic positions who sent for him. 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