The evening world. Newspaper, April 15, 1921, Page 9

They Were a Strange Kind and He Doubted the Sincerity of His Wife. James H. Cullen took the stand in} his cross suit for separation against his wife, Katherine w., fore Justice Nathan Bijur and re- Inted his many tilts with his wife} to-day be-| over the presence of his son-in-law | in his apartments during the day and night, much to his inconvenience. He further related her friendship for Ole Bockelie, which association cul- Minated in the couple parting after Cullen consented to draw up a sep- aration agreement Cullen said he was head of the ing the war. He also testified that he constructed the Liberty Loan anc other buildings in Washington, The| overnment, he said, owed — hire money, and at the primes time he was in financial difficulties. He said he was not in the coal business and that it was not very profitable at the) present time, and his two children to his mother's | wife was d “E had way to greet me,” said the witness. | pked in the ash ette butts, I sald to else has been here sed in evening clothes. | en her dressed that | your mother,’ but she maintained that On another occasion Cullen test- fied that when he returned fror South he found his w the divan with Ole husband that she was English. Cullen Transportation Company, which handled from 70 to 90 per cent. of the freight leaving New York dur- Cullen admitted that his wife had started sult for the o« $39, 000. He denied that he p the money. On Thanksgiving Day, 1918, his wife, | © he said, refused to accompany bim|{ home, saying that she was tl He] mc returned home unexpected! and | found the remnants of @ party. His it was her mother whom she had been entertaining.” | Q. Did you say it was somebody | ise besides the mother? A. Well, 1 could see the cigarettes were not the kind her mother smoked. ‘THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL fore Judge Dungan in the Circuit Court | guarded by detectives, COMMON SCOLD CASE | morning he had but one or two more witnesses to call, «| Jersey Neighborhood Squabble Be- tween the Fullers and Hisses Near End. Sinco the defense bogan the testimony | tectives has been a continuous recital by wit- nesses of alleged scolding by Mra, Ful- ler, the latest to testify being the de brought by | fendant, Hiss, and Ralph 8. Foss, an- of stitburn, | Otnetiineterty wcompiaint| PEGGY HOPKINS | 1S SILENT, « compiaini| avetully signaled to the chauffeur to go. with being a com- this afternoon be Peggy Hopkins is being As she was at Newark, Jerome T. Congleton, chief | joaying her apartment to go for an MAY CLOSE TO-DAY | counset tor the defense, announced this | automobile ride several reporters yea- terday sought an interview. Two de- from the Val O'Farrell! Detec- tive Agency, stationed at her home, No. 423 Park Avenue, escorted the winsome actress to the waiting automobile and “T have nothing t@ say—there is noth- ing to talk about, gentlemen,” she said She has not been interviewed since her musband fled his sult for annulment of their marriage several days amo. a eee West 42nd Street (Belween 5th and 6th Avenues) LONG CHAMOIS LISLE GLOVES At Considerably Less Than Regular Value 16-Button Length Mousquetaire Style Saturday at $1.25 Main Floor ne AVENUE AT 38™ STREET For Saturday WOMEN'S “BONTELL” PUMPS & Unus 12. OXFORDS ual at 00 Oxfords in black calf and black glazed kid with military heels. Also sports footwear buckskin, tan an welted soles and in white d black calf, lace oxfords with rubber soles and leather heels. WOMEN'S FOOTWEAR—FOURTH FLOOR OPPENHEIM.GLLINS & © 34th Stre et—New York Sale Extraordinary—Saturday 250 Women’s High Class Hats Dressy, Semi-Dress, Tailored and Sport Hats of Leghorn, Hair, Ti nsel and Fancy Braids, Milan Straws, Silk and Sport Fabrics. Beau- tiful Modish Trimmings and Colors Suit- able for Present and Early Summer Wear. Actual 16.50 9 to 25.00 Values 50 Also on Sale in Our Brooklyn and Newark Stores MODE BEAVER PONGEE CHAMOIS WHITE BLACK WOMEN’S and MISSES’ seasonable assortment of Light-weight Cotton Undergarments At prices which will induce patrons to purchase a full season’s supply Swiss Ribbed Vests— Band top; regular or extra sizes, 60c Athletic Union Suits— Small Pin Checks and Fancy Stripes; shoulder top; regular or extra sizes, 85c Fine Cotton Union Suits § 5 Band tops; reinforced; regular and extra sizes, 85c Fine Cotton Union Suits Pink and White; regular or extra sizes, $1.25 MAIN FLOOR WOMEN’S SILK UMBRELLAS We are now showing a most complete variety of Sun and Rain models in all desirable colorings, At Especially Interesting Prices To-morrow Women’s extra quality Satin and plain top edge Silk Umbrellas —Handsome Bakalite amber rings and posts; stubby $6. 75 tops and Lips to match; also leather loop handles. . Women’s extra fine Silk Um- brellas, with richly carved amber oblong rings and posts; novelty effects in handles. . ‘$8. 50 Women’s good quality Silk Um- brellas with stubby tops and Bakalite tips; handles of leather loops and Bakalite rings. . * $4. 95 Substantial Savings in Three Special Groups of WOMEN’S SILK HAND BAGS Fashionable, smartly designed models of fine quality Silk Moire; some have metal clips; all the seasonable street shades, $2.95 $5.00 $7.50 Women’s Enamel Duck 14-inch Overnight Bags Silk lined; patent or dull finish, Plain: $4.75 Fitted: $6.75 MAIN FLOOR A recent, most exceptional purchase enables us to present decided price advantages on seasonable assortments of CHILDREN’S OXFORDS Strong, desirable Tan or Black Oxfords, constructed with full regard for the particular needs of young, growing feet. Sizes 844 to 11 | Sizes 11 to 2 $2.65 West 43rd Street Franklin Simon & Co. A Store of Individual Shops bi FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. There Is Safety In KCumbers, and Fifteen Different Models Make Selection Safe . . SUITS WITH PONY BOX COATS OR IN THE LONGER LENGTHS For —Mademotselle 49,30 UITS with longer length coats, pony box models, models belted or unbelted. ’ Since Misses are “happy with either when t’other dear charmer’s away,” the Suit Shop ceases to choose between them, and presents them all. cA Thousand Thoughts in Tailoring eA Single Thought in Price, Color and Fabric— Navy Blue Tricotine MISSES’ SUIT SHOP—( Sizes 74 to 20 years) -SECOND FLOOR Franklin Simon 8 Co. cA Store of Individual Shops FIFTH AVENUE, 37th and 38th STS. bd The New Shop for Girls Lives Up to Its Motto of «Something New Every -Ainute!” with GIRLS’ TIERED FROCKS OF CREPE GEORGETTE A New Variety from the Largest Variety in a Single Shop . 1B,” NOWING full well how kK much girls like sur- prises, the new Girls’ Shop prepares one for every minute, and this minute’s is a frock with a new scalloped collar, fairy-like scalloped sleeves, and scal- loped tiers on the skirt... SIZES 12 to 16 YEARS Crépe Georgette in Pearl Gray, Pink, Copenhagen Blue or White. NEW GIRLS’ SHOP—Svecond Floor Entrance On Fifth Avenue, As Usual