The evening world. Newspaper, November 25, 1919, Page 12

THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 25, 1919. hl ~, SUED BY GIRL FOR TOKIO, Nov. 4 (Correspondence Red Crome Chief Calla Conditions |, + $10,000 DANCES Miss Juneau Accuses Woollen Man, Married, of Breach of Promise to Marry. An action to recover $100,000 for alleged breach of promise to marry Was filed in the County Clerk's office yesterday against Jesse Metcalf, a! woollen merchant of No. 130 East 67th Street, who 1s already married and is Prominent socially. Miss Beverly Juneau ts the plaintiff, Her attorney is Frederick M. Harris of No. 90 West Broadway. In her complaint, Miss Juneau al- | leges that Metcalf promised to marry | her in September, 1918, within a rea- A The Associated Press).—Col. lions In Siberia "| Teusler, of Tokio, chief of the The uncon- WAamerican Red Cross forces r s, and the de here yesterday after two months of a ation“of the mass of the peo |tive work throughout the Sfherian fleld|ple, more especially the women and ot|from Vladivostok to the Ural Moun- | children, caused fi e suffering. _—-_ - —_—__— COLGATE’S IMPROVED PROVERBS—No. 6 ane Soon Partéd” [ANY a good the twice-a-day dentist would rather that can be done. tooth that has been pulled could have been saved by sane dentifrice like Cope than pull them. Ask sonable length of time, and repre- | sented that he was a single man. She says she consented to the mar- riage, but learned later that he was already married. | Mr. Metcalf, who is a member of | the woollen firm of Metcalf & Brothers of No. 45 East 17th Street, lived in Orange, W. J., in 1914, at the time | saat he became engaged to marry Miss Marjorie Paine Greenfield of No. | 118 Mast 34th Street. They were married on April 7, 1916, in the Church "of the Heavenly Rest by Bishop = Parker of New Hampshire. The wed- = ding was followed by a reception in 4 the Hotel St. Regis. § ott. Metcalf is a Harvard graduate Fad & member of Squadron A, the BHesex County Country Club, Manhat- ‘tan Club, Harvard Club and Larch. ‘mont Yacht Club. 4. John V. Bouvier, attorney for Mr. § Metcalf, said that his client did not # deny acquaintance with Miss Juneau, 4 whom he described as a prepossessing young woman, living at, the Hotel des Artistes, No. 1 West 67th Street. Mr. Rouvier denies Mr. Metcalf ever of: fored to marry the young woman. Be- Store the suit started, he aid, Miss | {Juneau offered to make a settlement, 4 “volunteering to surrender any papers or letters she might have of interest 4 to Mr. Metcalf.” As his client had written no such letters, the lawyer Heid he was not interested in the offer. Colgate’s 0, éBlun Sho Eleven Stores Brimful of Holiday a a a Ten Button Spats inate excess profits. The result is naturally better shoes at lower prices —Blyn values that make for thrift. ATMS Sons West Side Stores: 222-224 W. 125un Bt. (weet of 7th Av.) Oth AY, and 27th Bt, Sib Ay., near Both Si. | 12 Bowery Boooklyn Stores: 442-444 Fulton St, opp. Bridge St,, near Hoyt Bidway, bet. Park Ay. & Ellery, Broadway, near Greme Ay, Store: opp. Military Park, Style 1501 10.00 Black Kid Boot, Cuban and military heel, Red Cross Flex- ible sole. East Side 34 Ay, ad a 3d Ay 150 e) Newark é 689 Brosd St,, Sizes 9 to 1334, On.” Gun metal calf, ‘Tan Russia calf, Pr Buck. 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