The evening world. Newspaper, April 29, 1921, Page 23

FRIDAY, APRIL 29, 1921. i THE EVENING WORLD, HAGUE, VIGTORIOUS |"PEGGY” HOPKNS : a writ of habeas corpus for the boy, to wend W |The mother clothes, jewels. T know now why he/ FEARS MILITAR' M FOR SON. did it. He wanted to show me off, put . me on parade. ht to K {imbue him w irit ' % “We were In Miami when I received | Woumer Winn «ow te eee hen : nl p 8 word that my divorce had been joy i WST BIG DOLL IN ranted. Joyce wanted to marry me] ‘The plea that her ote |eehe = 1,4 Me R." right away, He pleaded that perhaps | son be allowed to remain in a parochial | (iT! p IMARIES IS people would not understand our com-| choot in the Hronx instead af being | a i Ant il Min Po si (TAN... nionship. cademy ade by ro * ’ Miratter marriage he wanted me to be | Spt $0, a military academy made. Falls From Mer, Drowned No, 1120 d Henry Barbella, eleven years old, of 0 Spencer Street, Brooklyn, while playing on Pler 1, Wallabout Basin, last tor |night, fell overboard and was drowned, alone with him all the time. lavished gifts on me. “It was in Paris that we started to He still | jege Avere, Bronx, was i day by Supreme Court Jus’ ‘Mhe' father of the boy, JOYCE DOLL HOUSE AMAGKAY WITNESS uarrel. Joyce came back. I stayed.” | Kitranicki, wealthy real estate o . verboinrd ar anued Feom First Paves Wenerburne Hopking came to the de. | White House Landing, N. J., sought His body was recovered. Lut, ave. eueway ——————— ys ‘J fense of Peasy” eee his former = — - - —— FULTON ST. * ce wife to-day in her fight against the ‘Admits He Asked Reconsidera-|An4 after me came Joyce, twelve] marriage annulment suit brought by PARK PLace “oy tion in'Ca f Dismi paces behind; never wich me, for TlJoyoe. tip, Seven thas Bai ' * . charges: le ion in Cases of Dismissed | woutd not tet nim. 1 insisted that ke| |, “The charges made by Joyes, that leave wife was not valid, and was fraud- a Policemen: “He followed me to New York, ; showered me with attentions and gave me costly presents. I discovered he was jealous. I demanded that he give up drinking and quit his jealousy. I ulent, are without foundation,” At- torneys for Peggy quoted Hopkins as saying in a telegram. Joyce asked the court to annul his marriage on the grounds that Mayor Hague of Jersey City, fresh from his victory at the primaries, ap- peared to-day before the Mackay Leg- Aslative Committee investigating Hud- eon County affairs, ‘The committee has deen delving into affairs involving the conduct of Jersey City officials, wanted to return to the stage until I could get a divorce, but he would not allow me. He persuaded me to remain off the stage and let bim pay my ex- penses until T got the divorce. “Peggy” was still the legal wife of Hopkine when he married her, —— Fleet of Destroyers Ri New York. Seven dentroyers, the vanguard of that portion the Atlantic Fleet ordered to New York atrived off the and its so-called revelations had been | wrongly expected to have an adverse effect upon Mayor Hague's popularity | at the polls. There was a demonstra- don as he entered. No subpoena has been issued for the Mayor, but an “invitation” was ex- tended to him some time ago. Until to-day,, however, he had not availed himself of this opportunity to defend the city administration from the at- tacks of the investigators, John A. Bernhard, counsel to the comm mittee, asked the Mayor what he knew about the dismissal of cer- “He taught me to like exponsive|entrance to the harbor shortly after M. 1 it 01 things; it's not my fault, It's his,” she | 11. My today: Raving seem vampeen murmured. ‘I had a marvottous | Roa by President Harding yester- apartment in New York, motors, 4 INA Great Saturday Sale Come Here Tomorrow and Save Half on Your Spring Floor-covering Needs Store Open Until 6 P. M. LIBERTY ST. FERRY ‘To KEW The move uptown brings prices down. “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” will be more con- veniently placed for you cA landmark for over three generations ASHINGTON MARKET is on the map and it has been on the maj ee over three generations. 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