The evening world. Newspaper, January 22, 1919, Page 8

| Years of Fear and Torture Shown | In the Tired Eyes of Mme. Lebaudy; “A Woman,” Says Nixola| | Greeley Smith,“Trained | | to Endurance, Patience | and All the Old Time | Virtues; Simple, Pious and Bit Superstitious.”’ | By Nixola Greeley-Smith. The largest key I ever saw turned slowly in the lock of the jail at Mine- ola, L. L Then the deputy sheriff, who held tt, | || flung the door wide open. And as he did #0, a queer little procession wound jts way down the inner stair- case of the jail, crossed the stone || corridor to the wide flung portal, and || came out. || First a pate air of profess young nurse with an jonal detachment from | her surroundings, carrying in her | arms a cinnamon-colored Pome jan. This was “Sp rr,” a emall and elderly dog, very much bundled up, Serge and Satin || which had shared proudly the tm- pri ment of his beloved mistress, though there could be no doubt what- N this Sale, several hundred Women’s and Misses’ dretes are ever that he had found his tesldenos offered at reductions quite remarkable for the quiities. with Sheriff Seaman a boresome af- Featuring fashionable serges, crepe de chine, crepe m fair Georgette and taffeta, in colors most wanted. Note te Be || Next, a very young girl, chubby, illustrations here, selected from the very wide range of st: | jaunty, happy—oh, #0 beautifully | happy and obviously proud of the | pretty new black dress she wore and 250 DRESSES 250 DRESSES 300 DRESSK the to Formerly | § Formerly $4 @).95 Formerly $ Ghaikide Sei ter brown CUS. "alk $15 to $21 10 $18 to 925 up to $30 was Jeoqueline, 2 Reduced to Reduced to Reduced to ‘Then, leaning on the arm of her counsel, Harry W. Moore, came a A Big Sale of Coats and Suits figure swathed in heavy black, @ woman broken, pale, save for two hec- tic spots high on the check bones, wearing @ heavy widow’s veil thrown back from a face once beautiful but from which the fires of an unhappy ife had burned all hope, This was HAMILTON GARMENT CO. 307 FIFTH .vt. an°S"S0 ow, NEW YORK ' ' ' 7 sion of motherhood burns to a frenzy. a ae \nventory Sale NAR dol) € LIFE OF FEAR. All through a sleepless night this | Simple, pious, a bit woman who killed her husband to! Mme. Lebaudy c ; prevent him from comeitting a most | sands in ¢ unspeakable crime had knelt best her bed and said her rosary er and assard “They Lace in Front” indicated best has made by since two n for f and more unnerved, so when Mrs. n old frioni Famous Gossard Corsets THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 22,1978 ———“—s—s—s—s—s—SSCSS ~~ Long Peace Needed to Brighten Them DES ESTRUCTO ie Augustine Lebaudy, {reed from |eyes, @ mobile and pleasing counte- a cell @ moment before by finding |Dnce, and impressed mo at least as eseg eR ICECUARNME 8 aoe | of the Grand Jury of Nassau County, | Be of those women in whom the pas. HAD SPENT SLEEPLESS NIGHT! SIMPLE, PIOUS, BUT LIVING A superstitions, n be found by thou- ay French provincial town, ide | Perhaps her state of mind may be remarks she her imprisonment— “T feel that he is happy, that his spirit Seaman entered her room to tell her| freed from the dark clouds of mad- LEBAUDY WIDOW QUITS THE LODGE TO TAKE A REST Woman Freed reed by G Grand Jury Leaves Westbury House Where She Shot Husband. Mme, Marie Augustine Lebaudy and her daughter, Jacquelin, who teft their home, The Lodge, Westbury, L. L early to-day in @ taxicab were located this afternoon at the home of Mrs. Charles Webber, Glenwood, L. I. Mrs, Webber is the mother of Mrs. Minnie Weidmer, the nurse who has been in attendance upon Mme. Lebaudy. Mme. Lebaudy, who was freed yes- terday by the Nassau County Grand Jury from the charge of murder for shooting her husband Jacques Le- paudy, will rest for two or three weeks, Jacqueline answered the door when inquiries were made about Mme Le- baudy. “Mother ie a little better to-day,” said Jacqueline. “But the doctor says she is too sick to see any one, and all she wants is to be left alone for a little while.” During this time she will decide about sending Jacqueline to school, Jules Lascombe, the gardener, was in charge of The Lodge to-day. Ac- cording to Jules Mme. Lebaudy has given the property to him to farm and Jules told the reporters that he is going to send to Peru for his wife. ‘The estate has about forty-five acres of farming land, Meantime her lawyers will attempt to reach an amicabdie settlement with other heirs of the estate of Jacques Lebaudy whom she killed when he threatened her with a revolver in eer home known as “The Lodge.” While Westbury understands that Mme. Lebaudy is without funds, and may continue to be without ready cash for some time, there is no limit to her credit among the tradespeople of the neighborhood, She has wealthy friends, moreover, among them Mra. Charles De Saulles and Mrs. Emily Ladenburg, who will see that the widow and her little girl are well cared for. Phoenix Lodge, with its hig house over, with only a tiny Whimpering | one indeed, since her release, and sixty acres, is said by experts in E IAL JANUARY SALE Gow to ahore ter Vie Jacques is with me now| Long Island realty to be worth up- SP Cc During the day she had grown more | a8 nas not be ra." she sald] ward of $100,000, It is situated ten miles in from the Sound and an equal distance from the ocean. im ——-LEBAUDY WIDOW COPELAND ISSUES | Sts ANTFLU RULES INPAMPHLET FORM Influenza and pneumonia cases ;e- ported to the Health Department to- day showed a gain over yesterday's figures, but there was a decrease in the deaths reported from the two dis- eanen to-day, Six hundred and seventy-two in- fluenza cases were reported to-day, as compared with 574 cases reported yesterday, while to-day’s deaths from dnfluenza totalled 78, a decrease of 8 from those reported yesterday, One hundred and forty-three pneumonia cases were reported to-day, making 11 more than reported yesterday, while the deaths from pneumonia were 87, being a decrease of 34 from those reported yesterday. Health Commissioner Royal L. Copeland has issued ten new rules to help to prevent the return of the “flu" and pneumonia. These rules are printed in a circular and are be- ing distributed to stores and houses by members of the Police Department. ‘The rules are as follows: 1—The person who coughs or sneezes discharges a spray more deadly than bullets or poison gas, unless the mouth and nose aro covered by a handkerchief. Spit- ting in public places and dry- sweeping are dangerous and un- lawful. 2—Glasses and eating utensils conditions, we are unhappily aware. CELESTINS VICHY The Vichy Company EGS to extend appreciation to the Medical Profession and the general public of America for their patronage and their patience with the difficulties imposed on Celestins Vichy by war As you know, the Celestins Vichy Springs are the property of the French Republic, and the French Government, realizing the high regard of American physicians and the public for Celestins Vichy, has done everything in its power to avoid cutting off shipments to America altogether. That shipments have been far from adequate during the past four years and the condition and packing of the goods has not always been right— which have been used In restau rants and other public places, or even by members of your family, must be sterilized by washing in boiling water to destroy the germs sticking to them. To avoid infection your lips should not touch the mouthpiece of a public telephone, 8. The waiter whose fingers handle glasses or eating utensils soiled by use should not touch your bread, the edge of your glass, cup, plate or knife or the bowl of your spoon. 4. The hands of a person who hag @ running nose, a cold in head or “flu” are smeared with germs; therefore, if you must shake his hand or handle any ar- ticle he has touched, avoid touch- ing your lips, nose or eyes until you have carefully washed your hands, Never eat without first washing your hands, 6. Remember that the germs of “flu” and pneumonia are dis- charged from the mouth and nose, not only of one whom you recog- nige as being sick, but often by & pergon who seems to be healthy. To avoid infecting your entid do not kiss it near its mouth, It is unsafe to kiss your child before washing your face. 7. Do not visit one who has “flu” or pneumonia. The sick per- son should have a separate room and eating utensils, 8. Those who have colds or “flu” risk their lives and the lives of others by going to work or to school, 9. Keep yourself fit by avoiding overwork and overeating, worry, fatigue, lack of sleep and unven- tilated ‘rooms in the home, shop, factory or places of amusement. 10. Make sure that all cases of \ with which you come in con. tact are reported to the Depart- ment of Health. In this way we can better protect you by cnfore~ ing quarantine GOLDEN RULE—Protect others by observing these health rules, just as you would have others protect you. ALAAUL LAAT AAAADLLAMOLDALIDYDLLLEDALHALLLE JTMLLDDLEL ALLL L ABAD LAUT LMODELLTLEALALILLILEALEL ELLA ALUM LLL DL (A RDAADILAL ALAA AMTOMLAAADLAYAY LLLDLLLALAL IDLY LAI MAADOLA LULA DAA DULL LLL DELLA AEE the glad news of her release she found | ness is and will remain near us.’ Mme. Lebaudy’s attorneys will now But we can now announce, and do so gladly, that her almost unable to comprehend, In-| And to Mrs, Seaman in the Jail she) make an effort to find the for- the packing and shipping of Celestins Vichy are now Gossard Front Laced Corsets are recognized by the best dressed deed, it was not until Mr, Moore ran | was born ia May, married in|tune supposed to have been left back to peace time standards. women the world over as the standard by which all others are judged. up the stairs to her room and con-| May, and Jacqueline was born tn|by Jacques Lebaudy. No will has Ca p while still limi i, idee & We carry the largest stock in New York (over 50 different models) | firmed the news that she oa May. | Perhaps that has brought me|peen found, but it is pointed out FEO pace, iced, , ing found. from which to choose. Not all of these corsets, but a variety of the latest Jit fully. Tears Drayers and| "4. itanes woman, thie brown-eged| that one would be of little conse- Packing supplies, though also limited as yet, are and best models are included in this sale. Each pair fitted by an experienced collapse followed. companion of a millionaire madmaa, | quence, for it would be easy to prove being obtained in sufficient quantities to guarantee corsetiere. Every corset clean and fresh. Then Jacqueline, cause woman who concentrated in the} Lebaudy was not sound mentally, His perfect delivery. All sizes 20 to 34 in most of the models. We advise early selection tragedy, who had been « fos pti oes re hinn tA or the! estate has been estimated at from ; i while the stock is complete. ing with Sheriff Seaman’ ture A woman of the old school, | $8,000,000 to $40,000,000, How much We can definitely foresee the time when the lar. 3.50 Corsets (2 styles only) ters, heard the good new trained to endurance, pattence, ali the|he inherited at the weath of his supply of Celestins Vichy in this country will be Regula b 2 « Sly y upstairs to? t I ancient feminine virtues which have | rather, the French “Sugar King.” and adequate for a constantly increasing de- peceler re | nr ad utes Inte the lit Fone ee eee hisnene An Mitcculn og | later from a brother, and his mother, mand, and each bottle cartfully packed Regu ne described came down the steps, and Mme, Lebaudy’s aristocratic Hneage.| ts not known, But it is eaid his real Beccles 6.50 Suen Mme, Lebaudy stopped to speak to He is said even that when sho ap | mother owned property in this coun- the real French way. i . peared firs mistres: am-= A the newspaper men and women Prired vst imneved home nt Wants | t¥ on which her estate paid the New De Regular 7.50 Corsets.... ri through whom the public had learned pury sho waa known as the Countess | York Internal Revenue officer a tax CELESTINS VIC Regular 8.50 Corsets. ia |her tragic story de Loches. But to me she Js more like | of more than $1,000,000 last fall, ‘s HY ' = “] cannot thank you enough,” ehe| some rted creature of ee B Regular 12.50 Corsets. ne HS SAL TH Aten ail cen ete ae Locke likes to describ |W COW SHIP BAN ASSAILED. A ENN LaCie alee KD Signy meee? ‘ iesbehabaak va nave douse fferent indeed from his ua laties. me and bettled ander ti Regular 16.50 Corsets ‘ N Aon the And Ce whnhtaitell Gach Ondo? J . ? N > ‘ eo) tamer of lions n “Siraon a direct comtrel of the French Geverwment, Ask Ni | you that Iam very grateful. I speak the J s A We Offer in Addition N bi tat Mme. Lebaudy may convey this tm. | Seater Jones Wants Vessels Built ar physicion. N |littlo English and Tam too much Steauon mnerely tenn yey ae las for Foreigners, Jour plo ALIMITED NUMBER OF GOSSARD CORSETS SLIGHTLY SOILED N Petia too mae bh ; need of rest | with a wild beast for years, Her eyea| WASHINGTON, Jan. 22,—Prestdent HENRY E. GOGRD @ able to talk about my unhapoy have a look of weary but watchful] Wilsons failure to remove restrictions ‘ FOR ONE-HALF OFF OF REGULAR PRICES. N story, Let me possess the tranquility |intentness, ax though always fearing |against the construction in American General Distributer Sizes 18 to 24. N for which I have pra for many that something was about to take her | shipyards of steel ships for foreign ac- 3§ SOUTH WILLIAM SY., NEW TORK crry H years.” | At no time since the birth of her |Count was criticized in the Senate to- OLMSTEAD CORSE I 0) N Tho truth of these words was only little daughter, now fourteen, perhaps |4ay by —Senator Jones of Washington, . N too apparent, but I asked Mme, Le- at no time since she met Jacaucs Lae-| who dectared unjustifiable and “al- N ; ERR ae ane Daudy eighteen years ago, has she|most —crimina’ 179 Madison Ave., at 34th St. N baudy in her own tongue if sho) naga moment tree from fear.” fae | such a policy, he sald, not only com- ft would consent to make @ short stv haudy, had 1 "s genius fc 4 : - Parlor Floor—Telephone Murray Hill 2084. N hiner grag For eames Reine tortite. and perhaps the one |Pelted shipyards to suspend operations, FR E SI N | F : : se Palit paged throwing thousands of men o1 em- E I Vv POON N > ie fer unhapp ’ - he had long since prints ployment, but resulted in contracts be- ER Ss N Was 50. Now put 1 thank everybody for the realiaation that he|ing awarded in other countries. Souveni N wes utd ant . what has been written about me Let nd no one else upon whom to aie ¥ ef Lake Ronkenkema, Long tsiand N combination en? and eit caeeenall aaa ch suffering N Model. contains e featur id permeate ke yours of trang a ie es dee | pat te saeamel | CLARK DEFENDS FRANCIS. ree toLverybody DREW LEXANDER fine “eked remornble Bay? PAK Racquex Lebaudy to his death: pe I baying Speaker Advocates Immediate Re- — NY be.) cretonne had not written anything abou Heber thar thee will Save turn of All Soldters, VERY PERSON answering the N r, but took the hi she ¢ len m ye questions below and complying N ded, thinking with more and more | them, WASHINGTON, Jan, 22.—Defending N : ] Sethe le te the conditions of thts adve ’ N pxement how much, this” y a here BREVITIES. David J. Francis, ‘Ambassador to Rus- smenS “GIN enen roceies bab, N ad killed her and sla, from attacks in the House to-day, ' Nj | 548 FIFTH AVE. ABOVE 45) $ N LUGGAGE SHOPS We Gaughter trom him, was lik s Gpeaker Clark advocated immediate re- LUTELY FREE A SILVER SPOON, N FIFTH N| roe cons | James F. Wallac ¢ sof the Chamber|turn of every American soldier in i th re meres nar: APTIBON | Eo rope jow many words can you form 330 AV i '| Replying to intimations that Francis trom, the’ letters contained’ in the Jet sien Welaer Adore : i n was afraid of the Bolsheviki, Clark said A al Sale of AA RABT ART ET DAES Oe OTHAT: y e age at iN Joraey 4 man “Who was born in Kentucky and I Fak “Advantageousness” 4!-| raised {n Missouri, wasn't afraid of the develop- a PPE REE weep 7 oWAY P i Ms ns | HEI COLT the future devil himself."* 1347 B'WAY, Av sori st \ saniaiaanmmmmeemaal | 1 Vort of New York ay PARP CONDITIONS GOVERNING ARE: MR-SPOONO . . : {ha " from th Each person SHALL 6 Wisssituned tees of Jus SFE HOW i Ma it a HAVE COLORING INCHEEKS sRePCeaT SHALL, compere 78 wards or more trom Y n many Jer ADVANTAGEOUSNESS” akes Loose: False fon; Penni ane why a 'M: S$ 1 \ ny has been designe: for Be Be 7 (Use Engilsh words only.) Arrange words In neat I Teeth: Fit. Instantly Saber tas stan cantion ot (ha bay ter Looking—Take files relish opens ant . ' tom is proposed tn leg. Olive Tat Tablets Are you prepared for a surprise? Then write the ‘ Ree arent inc’ ccn’be wade | icgestod bythe | United jargest number of words you can FOR oy pos find fet in just a jifty | SK} OVERNIGHT unciT of State Ranking Ase ot your lin te is yellow—complexion Not more. than one person to a family, living at the ith a single application o ‘ ¢ Federal Reserve Board. coated—appetite y ] DR. WERNET” 5 POWDER apt. P. A. Demen who te cae you have s bed taste in ong Persone under 21 years of age—not eligible. ded in reorganizing. the. Russian|@ t feeling—you should EVERY ONE MUST ALSO TRUTHFULLY ANSWER M N & OM N For False Tes tion | Poslam 0\. ro, See asing Bureau in New York, and take hive feblete: NO'spoon Witt Be SENT. 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M. rown anc _ os . i and combinations of black trial, Guaranteed so mich so that yo Stee |t t uprenne - Dr. Ravan a Ouive Tablets acs on the i at t 810 a 7 P W Dent » keep right on Many Fone iver and bowels mel—; in atyl s that sold a anc and Bray, or brown and fawn, ernst De to k denen RBG Si . po dangerous after sttects, $12. Incomplete sizes. Some sizes missing. eth te theorcenes (teh Ont ple ‘They eters the bile and be orercorse cote >] ! y. 7th New watories 3 | etipation. ‘sw lions of boxes si SENT C. 0. D, OR ON APPROVAL [Mens Sib Be er City are sold annually at 10c and 25¢ per box. x ‘onlem P ly treat to | druggists, Take one or two nightly ‘tender skin. Contuins Al Vm Advts and note the pleasing results, —Advt,