The evening world. Newspaper, March 8, 1921, Page 9

i sc é —." | ‘ . Rae aet einen ed Treg . , MUST GIVE UP CHILD OR MAN SHE LOVES Supreme Court Decides Young Mrs. Lowry Can't Have Daughter and Walter Diller. ‘Mrs. Elsie Newell Lowry, a young ‘widow of Mount Vernon, must ether give up her “blind love" for Walter A. Diller or else separate her life from that of her daughter, Cynthia Lowry, under @ decision handed down by Su- g@reme Court Justice Morschauser in ‘White Plains. The child is in the custody of her grandmother, Mra. John Lowry, of Mount Vernon. The grandmother last Qotober, in a legal fight to keep the @hild, asserted the mother was not a Proper person to care far her, bevause Of her association with Diller, a mar- ried man with two children. Since oes 2 Diller’s: wife has obtained a In he r affidavit secking custody of hier child, Mra. Lowry asserts Diller and she now want to be married. In denying her application Justice Morschauser sald: re is some difference in the ages of Diller and Mrs, Lowry. He is somewhat older and she is a re- fin cultured woman, frail in bag en, or Diller is robust and healthy, anic well versed in worldly af- pl her many times in very compromising positions, “Mrs. Les has full knowledge ot Diller and still she is biindly in love with him. If she wants an boys y hersetf I don't know what to prevent her, but I Dollove | te is my duty to protect the child. I permit Sidi to live with ber mother if she marries Diller.” Cynthia inherited $25,000 from the estate of her father, who died ten years ago: BLOW, NOT FALL, CAUSE OF INJURY Police Investigate Case of Hotel. Astor Clerk, Then Arrest a Fellow-Worker. Arnel Howdeen, twenty-two years old, employed in the kitchen of the Hotel Astor, and living at No, 347 West 44th Street, was arrested early -day at the Hotel on a charge of felonious assault, Bowdeen's arrest followed an inves.- tigation into the assault of John Towney, a clerk at the Astor, living at No, 26 West 98th Street, who is in Bellevue Hospital, suffering from a Possible fracture of the skull and concussion of the brain. vhen Towney was taken from the 33 R 2.5 2 = a 8 dof Towney’'s told the dotectives last night that Towney nad been assaulted with @ section of an iron pipe in the hotel. Bowden was arrested, and, accord- ing to the detectives, admitted the assault and said Towney struck him during a quarrel. ‘ POLICE TRIALS DEFERRED. The trials of Policemen Flood and O'Brien, indicted for the alleged mur- der of sixteen-year-old James Cushing, shot to death Juty f4, 1918, on the roof of No, 520 West COP Street, and of Po- lice Capt. William A, Bailey, indicted Brothers one aid Fallon, © policemen on the other, bay tee sr Judge Nott excused the arave uml, PYias feg, were to-day deferred until Friday that by Judge Nott in General Sessions. A lively tilt over which ‘ease should be tried firat between former Gov, Whit- man and Assistant District Attorney Willlam J, mnwel for the three Accused Preceded the talesmen aying he would for the alleged acceptance of an Allegal nnoynce” which trlal ‘shall proceed on Our Entire Fifth Avenue Building Exclusively for Women’s Wear 10 Styles in Silk Taffeta. 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