The evening world. Newspaper, May 26, 1919, Page 8

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Tt gems that the person who comes back for «ore time and again should be given the nicest cell, the best Gne and the sweetest smile from His Honor. Sam Donacfsid is a “come-back,” a oustomer of the court. Only a short time ago he started an innova- tion by sitting in the rear of the court room and murmuring. “Al Jacobs is my lawyer.” without any apparent reason at all Sam himeelf hig ht custody at that time, and was later @ischarged as one who means well ‘even if he does get tangled up. That evidently pleased Sam, for yesterday he reappearéd, all smiles, charged with placing cement on the sidewalk. Sam pirouetted up to the dock as one oes when making an entrance for the Russian ballet, and then turned around and viewed his audience while His Honor was getting ready. The audi- ence grinned and Sam bowed and amfled happily. Sam's cue was different yesterday. Variety—that was Sam. Instead of giving Mr. Jacobs free advertising Sam cried at regular intervals like an | alarm clock, “Go get Rosie Cohen.” “Don't say that again!” urged His Honor, after the third perpetration. “Well, go get Rosie Cohen,” pleaded “Did you litter up the sidewalk?” “Me? Not. Go get Rosie Cohen. My occupation little dry goods busl- ness on push-cart. bought, for epee). je said, ‘I don’t ca i! declared the offi- summons or you,’” cer. “Never, never, Go get Rosie Cohen. My wold of honor, Yous Honor, Mr. | Judge, never did I said such a thing. | Always does the cops get the full re- spect of me, Wait a moment, 1 want to croms-examination the cop.” “There, there, that's Judge Simpson soothingly. * get Rosie and bring her here if you want.” Sam then exhibited part of the sidewalk which: he had brought in a paper bag, and smiled for one and all. Then he took the comb which pro- truded from hts pocket, gave. hi beard a good brush and danced gall down the aisle on the way to Rosie. FLAT in Rivington Street or an A apartment on the upper east side? Now that’s a problem to be taken to court, isn't it? Yet when Rosie Dubowasky, eighteen years old and pretty, from her coal black tresses to her neat tan half shoes, walked into the hallwey outside the court this problem became one of official action. Rosie had two suitors. Ole was a fashionable cloak and suit manufac turer, the other a garment cutter. The Dobowsky family was divided, and when a house is divided there are chances of a Tall. “I tell ma she should have me marry a swell apartment and all the furniture that's in it. It ain’t that I should marry the furniture, I tell ma.” The prosecutor listened attentively. There are many cases that he treats asaphysiclan treats a hypochondriac —with sympathy and sugar and rater. “What do I care about plush cov- ered furniture and sideboards and sil- \.rware when my heart isn’t there? I'm independent; I got a good job, 1 don’t need to get married, but of course every girl's got to get married, but ain't a girl got a right to say who she is to marry? Over here it's free and everybody can do what they think is best for themselves, I tel! 1» but she is old-fashioned; she came from over there and she. can’ see and she says her children ha got to have a better start than she had and her children’s children have got to have it a better start than her children had; so there it is. “Now, Moe and me has been going together ever since I was in school end he was in school, which wasn’t long, because he had to quit to go to work and he's a fine fellow and when he gets a little olger, why, maybe he will have a cloak and suit manufac- turer business of his own; isn’t it e | right?” The prosecutor nodded. “But ma she says I must marry Max Silberstein, who is as old al+ most as my father and he's fat and fot lots of money and two children also, which one of the girls is nearly ae old as I am. 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