The evening world. Newspaper, September 25, 1918, Page 5

NATIEN” NOTES "AT WELLEN TRL Cetters Full of Wifely Solici- tude for Husband and Fond- fe ness for Another Man. @ PITTSFIFLD, Mass, Sept. %— More extracts from the pile of thirty ql Photographic copies of the sensa- tonal “Douglas Dear’ and “Kitten” Setters, alleged to bave been written by Mrs, Charles 8. Mellen to Henry Dougias Brown, manager of the Hocal Vanderbilt, New York, will be read $e-day in the County Court, where Mr. Moelien is trying to establish Justification for living apart from his wife and to obtain a decree enabling him to dispose of his property as he fit, © letters, written between 1913 @hd the end of 1914, are said to be oniy a part of those sent by Mrs. ‘Mellen to the hotel man, They form the basis for Mr, Mellen's separation wuit, which began yesterday, The letters were read by John W. Crim ef New York, Mr. Mellen’s attorney. The photographic copies were iden- tied by Earnest 8, Holland, a pho- tographer of Dayton, O, Typewritten copies were identified by a stenog- rapher in Mr, Crim’s office. Mrs, Mellen was not in court yes- terday and her lawyers declined to say where eho was, but it is rumored J that she will be on hand when the case is resumed to-day, ‘DOUGLAS DEAR’ LETTERS FROM i ‘KITTEN’ READ. Two of the letters read by Crim yesterday follow: TELLS OF INVITATION TO WALK AND “NERVE” OF SOME MEN, “Bunday. “Douglas Dear: Now. don't get ross because I am writing this letter, but you are 6o busytof late Mr. 5,000 FIFTH AVENUE = GOWN MAKERS STRIKE Men Quit Work and 10,000 Girl Operators Expected to Walk ut Next Week. Henry Hilfman, secretary of Ladies ‘Tailors’ Local No. 30 of the Interna- tional Ladies Garment Workers’ Union, said to-day that 5,000 men employed tn three hundred shops engaged in making atylish gowns in the Fifth Avenue = triot were on strike, and that next week 10,000 young women in the Fifth Avenue dress trade would walk out. He sald the general strike is for a 20 per cent increase in wages in organized shops | and union conditions in unorganized. Abraham Ellner, manager of Dress- makers’ Local No. 90, sald # general strike of 10,000 girls would start Tues- day and affect 2.000 shops, and William ‘Wiegardt, national organizer of the Journeyman Tailors’ Union, said 2,000 . Fifth Avenue men’s custom tailors would “ give employers until Sept. 30 to grant @ 20 per cent. raise before striking. paid ee Danbablcss TENANTS’ LEAGUE TO MEET) | Wilson Will Be Asked ¢ Administrator. ’ League of Greater New York will hold a mass meeting Cooper Union it to draft re tions urging T t Wilson to a hand in the m of soari! by the appointment of a rent adminis- trator, whose duties would parallel those of the Food and Fuel Administrators, goal Ast caucelitited NEWS BREVITIES. herine Sembler, N: Macon Street, Brooklyn, early found the body of her husband, : iam. seventy-nine years old, ‘seated fn @ chair, 4 gas tube in his mouth. Franklin D. Roosevelt, Seeretary of the Ni from an at President rents Mra. © \ Assistant | recovering homo of Roorrvelt, Last Gath Street, ts expected to be out in a few days, A recommendation that Sunday Oct, 13, be set asi do ducational ts made in clermyinen and Commissioner N. kendall President Manufacture: han issued council for t day, Oct. 9, at the in Newark. Fire early to-day caused $ r th Warren © 1 nek Comp Srooklyn. t bl Blanchard el, fifteen, held in ‘ at Newton, N. J, for alleged Incorrig bility, escaped through a thint-atory | window last nicht \ Mrs, Anna lomk, N. Street, Brooklyn, waa f Magistrate t Joseph Now BONDS °°" PRESIDENT INSTITUTE, y until & p.m, “AN “Lost and Found” articte® Gavertised Ih The Wor! to “Lest and Found Bure 203, World Building. wi! for yi sth it seems as if T never had & word with you any more; but, dear, T don’t mind os long as it is busi- ness, I know you are working hard, but a reputation you will surely make, and that is what you are striving for. “Well, we reached here on time. We had dinner at half after seven, and after dinner I we Kathryn's room talking thi over, when my maid came to door and sald I was wanted on the local phone. It was then o'clock. . was in the librar at his desk, where one of Jocal phones is located. The another one In mv room, wher I went. “Think, dear, of my surprise when I took up the receiver and heard — Crowninshield’s voice, What do you think he wanted? He asked me to geo and ta walk with him to-day. No we der some men get on, for ther have nerve, but I tell you they soon find out they have struck the wrong woman when they try to met me. A certain gentleman by the name of T. H. found that out, and those two Crownin- shield brothers will find ont the game, Don't you think he has a nerve, dear? “Well, T went down to the li- bray. M. W was stirring at his desk madder than a hatter Of course, I did not know ho or how little he knew wi passed over the phone. T and tried te draw hi min veraation, but could not do so I thought it was best for me to say something to him about this wonderful invitation, for T was afraid he might have hy then if T said nothing , and might 5th Avenue ON wry FA Hen ir ing with the gent TOLD HUSBAND “go I shield | him on \ told hi invited y The Bayer Cro Your Guaran of Purity THURSDAY ZA BV ewan Wem think T was in the habit of etroll- WAS “DAMNED.” Temas Dear, He said my reputation could not be of the best, or | ABOUT IT AND! would not receive such invitationn, | You know better, Dear, You know what T am, ‘and you know | was furious Hea damned me, mthat Crownin- 4 mo to go O, Dougla (Continued on Next Page.) The Facts about Aspirin i Bayer-Tablets and Capsules of Aspirin may be purchased and used with full confidence— Lecause: Every officer and director OF The Bayer Company, Inc., is an American. 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