The evening world. Newspaper, November 18, 1919, Page 12

ats ALIMONY INCREASE to Show Cause Why Raise Should Not Be Granted. H An order to show cause why he: imony of $6,000 a year shall not be to $15.000 was granted to- by Justice Giegerich in behalf of Mrs. Abigal! H. Bishop, who was 4)- Hvorced Dec. 6, 1918, from James Cun- Fningham Bishop of Torresdale, Pa. fates. Bishop is a niece of the late Gen. John Hancock of Civil War fame, hile her former husband is a mem- Thor of an old New York family, son of fie late Heber Bishop. the financier, until June, 1914, a member of the of Redmond & Co., bankers. 'f According to his former wife, Bish- has during the past several years f& successful speculator and intains a magnificent country es- te at Torresdale, Pa. : 1 t ' od 7 Penitentiary, have been seen and fired | at by Orange policemen twice since their escape but at noon to-day were . 4 still at liberty, Foley had Served one month of a four-year term for burglary. Jackson, sent up for cartying concealed weapons, had completed half of a six months’ sentence, \ There was an entertainment last h night in the prison centre, and while # Singac soprano was singing Rye,” Foley and Jackson departed ; ’ through the ventilating shaft. . _— inancier and Banker Ordered} LET “DANDERINE”. SAVE YOUR HAIR Get rid of every bit of that ugly dandruff and stop falling hair A little “Danderine” cools, cleanses and makes the feverish, alp ‘The coupie are the parents of five] soft and pliable; then this ing \phildren. Mrs. Bishop makes charges | tonic penetrates to the famished hair inst her husband in her affidavits| roots, revitalizing and invigorating im the Supreme Court that he| every hair in the head, thus stopping Nroutd “spare no effort to put her in| the hair falling out, getting thin, fhe gutter” if she pressed her sult seraggly or fading, After a few applications of “D jhnd that he has deprived her of her) gerine” you seldom find a fallen h ibnfldren. ora | Three of the daughters are mar-| every ied—Mary C. to John Peabody, | brightness, color and thickness, article of dandruff, besi air shows more life, vigo “Good If you can’t meet the Prince of Wales Meet the DUKEo YORK TURKISH CIGARETTES LNARNMUUINNLH HUNUATAUGDOAUAUILEAUEUAA NOTA ‘Augusta H. to David Sigourney and to Charles Choate jr—all whom, in Mrs. Bishop's allega- are “wealthy in their own right fully capable of supporting their ‘ives.” The youngest daughter, luriel, the custody of whom was warded by the court to the mother, now living at Torresdale with her her, she alleges, constituting a tempt of court. She sets forth Bishop agmitted to her that his during the years 1911 and 912 was $75,000, made up of $55,000 his share of the profits from. & Co, $16,000 from a trust Oreated by his father and $6,000 fom other property. He was a beneficiary with seven children, she asserts, of his 's $8,000,000 estate, and when withdrew from the firm of Red- n Co, June 1, 1914, he received of the value of $262,986. PED TO TUNE “GOODBY” Reet acrrisea Matertcinmese. John Foley, 20, and, Silas Jackson, 21, from the North Caktwell, N. J., of West Orange, who escaped last t A Tew cents buys a bottle of de- lightful “Danderine” at any drug or toilet counter.—Advt. Neer 8 cardia 4 ‘ebrings pleasure to the receiver and re- flects back credit to the taste of the donor, OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Ave." | S14FifthAv., near 32d St. H Teaspoons Set of Six, $4.00 “Ben I’m on the fence! 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