The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1919, Page 9

FOR FRECKLES — Girls! Make beauty lotion for 8 few cents—Try it! Squeese the juice of two lemons < my ‘a bottle containing three ouhces Orchard white, shake well, ana you have a quarter pint of the best freckle and tan lotion and complexion beau- at very, very small cost. ‘our grocer has the lemons and asy store or toilet countet will sup- oy cares Veer of he rege Sood @ few cents. nssage sweetly fragrant lotion into the face, neck, and hands -each day and see freckles and blemishes disappear clear, soft and rosy white becomes. Yes! It is harm- never irritates.—Advt. ON JERSEY SIDE LIGHTS UP DRIVE Large Elevator of Corn Prod- ucts Refining Co. Burns— City Fireboat Lends Aid The Riverside Drive section of the city was lighted for an hour before daybreak to-day by a fire on the south plier of the Corn Products Re- Gning Company on the New Jersey LLNER BROS. rniture Corner 15th Street and 6th Avenue Hepplewhite Bedroom Suite Aen 24 $2 75 Brown Mahogany veneer—4 (Bureau 50 inches) ELLNER furniture has been de- signed, built and sold to meet the exacting requirements of its patrons . for over twenty-nine years. We know we can fully satisfy in quality, design and price. A cordia' invitation is extended to visit “The Twenty-five Ri coms” on display QUALITY MEATS—PROVISIONS—POULTRY SUBSTANTIAL SAVING PERS FRIDAY and SATURDAY FANCY FOWL OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. 517 wmgr 1 Ninth Avi ie $33 Breathe bi ‘Greenwich St., SMe, [beh (ea RESTAURANTS. SHIPS AND FA) "Tsughi . Street. The fite started near the four-story levator on the pier. OMotals of the Company said they thought sparks caused by friction in the elevator machinery or a short circuit probably started the binae. The loss was éstimated at $500,000 or more. The fire départment of the Corn Products Refining plant went at the flames as soon as the alarm was given by the night watchmen. They were soon driven back by the speed with which the flames spread and called on Chief William Ingold of the Edgewater Fire Department for help. Sparks and buroing billows of flame crossed the water to the pier of the company to the north and act fire to it in several places, but each time this happened the firemen were able to smother the new danger. They were assisted after the first twenty minutes by the fireboat Thomas Willett from New York and ‘by a number of rall- Yoad tugs, The sugar and siucose made @ heavy smoke which interfered stubbornly with the work of the fire fighters. A barge alongside the pier, was filled with water and sunk by the Willett after she caught fire Other barges were cut loose and towed to the middie of the river in safety. DIVORCE 1$ DENIED WIFE ‘OF MINISTER NEIFERT Court Also Decides Pastor Cannot Be Legality Separated—Evidence Held Insufficient, Supreme Court Justice Glegerich to~ day denied a divorce to Mrs. Emelio Nelfert from the Rev. Josiah M. Nei- fert on the ground that she did not produce evidence to prove her allega- tions. The Court also held the minister could not become legally separated as he did not prove the allegations in an- swer to his wife's suit. Mrs. Nelfert asked a divorce from the former rector of St. Mark's and St James's Churches in this clty and now at St John's Bolscopal Chyreh, Presque Islafid, Me., on the in that he went to the movies with Miss Carrie Cooper, a nurse who rented a room in their home. It was testified that the minister acted as a chiropodist for the nurse. clared that cards for mone; taught their for him, ee ee NAB ESCAPED PRISONER, wife smoked, played and that she had not jidren to have respect —_ 4|Police Arrest Bellevue Fugitive as Gun-Toter. Walter Gray gave the police what he called his “Maiden name”—Wil- liam = =Morris—when arrested for carrying @ pistol this morning. He ts from Houston, Texas. pitting on the stoop of No, 100 Hester Street early this morning, “frisked” him and found a fully loaded: automatic pistol in his inside coat pocket. In other pockets were tifty rounds of ammunition. At Police Headquarters Gray ‘was identified as a fugitive who grcaped from Bellevue last March. The ice jsay he has been arrested twice before for carrying @ 1. He was com: emitted in default of $2,600 bail on a *harge of carrying concealed weapons. it in th National Parks “Roughing it de-luxe” expresses what a summer outing may be in the National Parks of the West. All the joys of the wilderness, within easy reach of modern, hotels and railroad trains, Here you can camp out—climb Ask for the r Canyon, “Petrifie Hot Springs of mountains—go fishing—and hit the , trail—in a region of peaks and can- y. 43a it yons, glaciers and geysers, Indians Yellowstone, Cla Crater Yosemite Sequoia, Hawaii, and bears, deep woods and ice-fed lakes, Around the corner are modern resort hotels and miles of auto boule- vards. Summer excursion fares booklets you want. They deseribe cler, Rocky Mountain, Mt. Rainier jrand od Forest, Zion, Mesa Verde and Arkansas. 1 ticket agent to Peip plan reat Ci nolidated TT icket OF your Mes ministration, 646 ‘Transportation Bldg., 4 Liberty St., York; 602 Healey Bldg. Atlanta, Ga “ay Oude! he In his counter sult the miniiter de- | * Patrolman John Daly found him |j, | Mary. fe ipa atten il Do at Way in bm alicia But Not in United States, So Honeymoon Goes On “Pa” Can’t Be a Romance Spoil Sport Even . if Daughter Is Hazy About Her Age, for Judge Opposes Old Interfere With the HE was eighteen, dark-haired, had black eyes and a smile which captivated Essex Market Court. Not for many days had there been such a pivture at the bar of justl-e. He was twenty- one, clean cut and stocky, charged with ab- duction. Pa was small, swarthy and ecre —also the com- “She went and got herself married to him,” declared Jacob Lichtenst+n to Judge Blau yesterday. “She,” the daughter, sat smilingly in the front of the court. “Well?” inquired tle Judge. “She is not old enough to get mar- ried; she is only sixteen.” Again Mary smiled, this time a bit Dlushingly, for all eyes were upon her. “How old are yout" Judge. “Eighteen and a half—nearly nine- teen,” she replied. “Just what is the trouble?” His Honor asked Mr. Kahan, attorney for the couple. “It ig this way,” he said. “The father is angry because she married the man she loved instead of marry~ ing some cousin whom she does not even know. That is the fashion in Galicia, where the parents were born, and they think that they can force the girl to marry the cousin, as in the old country.” “What have you to say?” Paul M!l- ed. been asked the ve married by the Clerk at City Hall, She is now my wife and we are happy,” he said. Mary smiled more broadly than ever. “Mr. Judge, she is not only sixteen,” protested the father again. “She had no right to go and get married at that “Where do you come from?” “Galicia.” “I understand that ohildren are often married there at the age of fourteen without even seeing the man until he is their husband,” suggested fudge Blau. “In fact, I personally know of several such incidents.” “Well,” murmured Jacob. “I was born in 1900, graduated from school three years ago when I was fif- teen,,and Lieve my husband,” said #ee no reason for thig charge,” decreed Judge Blau. “We live in America, not in Galicia. Defendant discharged.” Then turning to the young couple, he said: “You are husband and wife, and can now start on your honeymoon without fear of interference,” Mary smiled at the Judge, then at the Assistant District Attorney, and finally, three times at Paul. sees HE Bowery has had ite steeple- chase. It was not one of those affairs in which every one fol- lows a prescribed course and does bis best to come home alive. real old-timer, as in the days when the young bloods started out, and just went. Brooks, cows and stone fences meant nothing to them. They took evorything in blance to the fine - game of hare and hounds. though the exact vagiety was not certain, there was enough excitement to keep the Bowery standing on tip- toe for several minutes. Judge Blau was the referee in Es- sex Market Court. He decreed that he could make a decision, even if he wasn't on the course at the time of the event. Mr, Goldstein was in the vicinity of the Municipal Building when he thought he wanted to take a little ride. Along came a Thira Avenue car, commanded b; onductor whom we shall call Mac, Mr. Goldstein clambered aboard, paid a nickel and sat down. Then he decided that he should have @ transfer at Chatham ware. "You can't get one here,” replied the conductor. “You will h to walt until Canal of Grand Street.’ “I should say not. I want one bere,” “Nothing stirring.” “Then he called me a big thick Mick,” the conductor informed Judge Blau. : “And he sald I was a little Kiko,” | rejoined Mr, Goldstein to His Honor, | (Ne-4 PICTURE! A Souvenir Picture ‘in Gravure Ready to cut out and save or frame. Next It was a} Country Customs That Course of True Love. "I just said that if he was a de- cent man he would get off and pay another nickel and not bother a who was trying to make a livin: At that point the action started. Mr. Goldstein and Mac grappled for & moment or two until they were separated by an impatient lady who wanted to get to Ith Street in a urry. Mr. Goldstein nonchalantly removed his glasses, and before Mac had time 16 & saloon and out the ‘ went, Mac roe like: relentiess fate, All kinds of hasards were successfully aoied ew il the sportemen to unti came & mountain in the person. of @ trat- He could neither be Jumped, vaulted nor side-stepped, so the race And Mac, feeling too insulted to think of anything at all, had f tten all about the trol- ley car with its impatient freight. They had grown impatient and satisfied as soon ag the race had the vicinity, and have infec! would take piace witbin observi radius, Judge Blau considered the matter, decided that there had been Pao of action for one afternoon, sus- pended sentence. Mr. Goldstein went back to look for the transfer, _————— Leaves $25,000 and « Fatthfel Negro Servant. CAMDEN, N. 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