The evening world. Newspaper, July 20, 1921, Page 3

PTTe EVENTS TARTAN TES DN EBD PY, rover 70, “TUTE. (HEMMINGSIUGHT (Pastor Who Warns Against Girl Smoker BATS HERE OENY WESTON TMAN “SEBS. WONT HAVEHIS | TOWNGIGKWEE | 48.@ Wife Believes in 50.50 Marriages: \S¢ Qf PASSPORT, GOT ANNULMENT COURT USED FOR ANDSTOPOWORGE _—«Glves. His Views as to Ideal Mates [) FRANK P. WALSH ALLEGING BIGAMY | QUET DVORGES pevabesh | | | —— \ SHE Must BE i pa Vidow Declares Broker Want! A HELPER | Matter of Allowing De Valera’s| Now Wife Denies Charge and fustice Tompkins, Declaring ed Reconciliation the Day Counsel Here to Visit Eng- | Cc harges Deception by Case Shows Collusion, Tssttes He Was Shot. | land Is Referre d to Curzon. Major Hayes, Warning to N.Y. Attarmeys. Ww Mra ithel Hayes, an attractive, sO} i C Frank P Walsh, former Chairman . BON W oN’ 7 DRC oP CASE. of the National War Labor Board |cultured woman about thirty-five, and of the Federal Industrial Rela- |complained to Acting District Attor- tions Commission, counsel for Bamon |ney Banton yesterday that her hus- De Valera and the Irish Republic in| band, Major Phitip Hayes, athleti: ns, sitting im the preme art VT kiand County, s thoughts yesterday om what racticn of certain oming inte \ aq Mnsists on Further et bd of Tragedy—Woman Called Be WOMANLY. i | LOVING AND the United States, is going to Euro officer at West Point, left her July 4 h irt irisdiction for quick ; “Alleged Widow” in Wilk | TENDER turday. but he does not yet know | at the Hotel Astor and that she {wie and convenient divorces.” | whether hy will sail on the French | notified July 11 by the officer of tt The partie action which a eam Rochamty: the |day at West Point to leave Ma. a v re W Se { Puasa petite th BoameTs Line st isiip Rochambeau or the o Je nt are William M White Star liner Celtic, or whether | Hayes's quartets, as he had obtained he is going to Eagland.or to France./4n annulment of their marriage on Mr. Walsh's uncertainty proceeds | the ground of bigamy. from the refusal for the last two| Mrs. Hayes denies the btramy weeks of the British representatives |charge and asserts that, while ahs here to vise his passport so that he]once received a newspaper clipping tight visit England showing annulment proceedings had ERA SoH At present the matter is before|been started by her husband in Chi- Lord Curzon, British Secretary for|cago, Major Hayes told her the ac- ( Foreign Aft and it not un-| tion would be called off and she need likely it has also the consideration of|not worry about tt. She told Mr. Jtion with the murder of Henry Glover \Hemming by Frank Bberhardt, who }athen ended bis life with a bullet, were, ry Jcleared up to-day. Mrs, Hemming | eaid at her home on Duck Island ‘that she married the broker “to re-| ‘deem his soul,” but it was a mistake, | He had been trying to effect a re conciliation through Dr. George B. Donohue of Northport. Dr. Donohue Kdna Mitten arney for the M Herman of No. 1476 Broadway. , The Jefendant is William M. Raymond Rehberger), a stock clerk In a house at No, 5 Nassau Was not represented by gone to Lake George 1 week ago and plan- emony Is To-Day and Suminc | Colonies Will Be There in i ae ning to remain there two weeks says he told him it was impossible, Premier Lloyd George himself, A for-| Banton she has only $20 and owes 4 Force. longer He had his name change! and that Mrs. Hemming was going to mal protest against the refusal has/ bill at the Hotel Astor, where @ehe A marriage that will interest al) the been lodged with the Premier by T.|has peon staying. Claiming that, in {blonable @ummer colonies along the Roud. division of Liverpool. This | {fom shattered nerves and insomnia, '-d4y when Mrs. Mila Guthrie Willard The World “d yesterday from a|°b¢ asked to be sent to a hospital long becomes the bride of W ne Kim patch. received in|@Mough to get a rest. ball of No. 521 Pars Avenue, The cere New York the following day to con- sult her lawyer about getting an an- nulment of the marriage or a limited | divorce, The next day was that on ymond June 14, was served with “3 divorce ac- grounds on which the decree private cab) which Hemming was killed. Dr.) Nae Sank bid dof Mr. Walsh,|,, Mr Ranton was informed Major mony will be performed at Meudon, the sked set forth that, June % the Donohue's statement explains how —! who is in Washington, where to-day| Hayes claims the annulment was en- country home of Mr. and Mrs. William {defendant was surprised in a roog in Hemming knew his wife was in New he will see Secretary of State Hughes| Urely legal and obtained openty, the p, ® 1 thrie of New York and Locust |4 hotel at No. 120 West 47th Street Skuntor Calas . deerce being granted July 11. He Vailey, N. a a st 47 © York. It is also supposed to explain Maven any , Sonciae Oke tee aoe York 10) charged his wife was married pre-| "Mrs! Willard, whose father is a noted | ith a woman “unknown to: this Hemming’s insistence on entering his — ats 7 ‘Transaction of private legal b ‘iously to Charles H. Washburne, lawyer, was first 1 do to Kugene | plaintife.* wife's house in the face of Hber-| REV. FRANK MACDONALD Weaacwras n by Mr. Walsh as the | nee indicted here in connection with phe a realty broker of this!” sco. Renberger and her sis 4 ee mE ie Ned visit to Eng: | th operations of Charles H. Wash- 0!) Mr and Mra. Willard separated in 4 tel cs a t tor ani hardt’s threat to kill him. He is be- purpos 3 intended v Burne, Tho, and that ho divorce wan , 121) endian Dec, 17 BEI OG 1920, she obtained | brather-in-law, accompanied by Ate land and Hrance. an interlocutory divorce from him {nthe oa Heved to have wanted to hinder her BUFFALO INSURANCE ment issued a passport to him and it|“btained. Mrs, Hayes admits she was Apprilate Division of the Supreme Court | forney Roth and the battery of wite plana feraldivoree: Was promptly vised by the French dro aghihurne, but asserts of Brooklyn. She hax teen living for on whom the plaintift wae ro “If he had stayed overnight in my Sve musT COMBINE DISSOLVES | authorities, When it Was presented)" "nition sald Mra Hayes turned young daugtter and sons Marian and for the divorce, trooped silently @ rrr" would have been condoning BE UNSPOILED ae eres aoe ee ere emtteiaya |Over to him documentary evidence Guthrie Willard last Saturday into Justice Tompkins's BY LUKURY his offenses,” said Mrs Hemming substantiating her claims that, dur- (,Mr Kimtull is a k broker with court, As Attorney Roth sald yes- Fire Underwriters Mect All| and finally a questioning of the appli- ffices at No. Nassau Street. He was || ing the progress of the annulment ° fat erday P} She denied, however, that she had Jcant, who wis asked, among othe xraduated from Amherst Collesce in 18% us 2 | . " thi Kg enya Eamon | Proceedings her husband wrote her find ia a member of the University. and nere Was not another soul in ntended to start any action against | Demands of Untermyer for | things, if he intended seeing Bamon | creating letters and lived with her’ ftrequet and enna ciube of nis city ind | Won't eee how. thissshing her husband. When asked why she i ly | ent De é i air | at the Astor, at a hotel in Atlantic He has h identified with summer tif doe known, wees | | Reform and Open Dealing AuSDEN Ou euah Ls te City and elsewhere: tong the North. sh Lone tstand | A coeded smoothly until oie ot im. d him, she said «| port » have replied, “is my fri - eral years and is a member of the | the witnesses got mixed in his testi+ “L married him because he had not | The Buffalo A ciation o Fire) and | am | counsellor in this Knew vet Nassau Country, Piping Rock and Turf | mony th ite the wusplolatia‘cae any, nderwriters, referred to frequently] country. 01 , L should see him | and Field Clubs (hela ae A neal Greikted) my iatevery Biel wiley ropety. the “Buffalo: Fire Ina sx {and those others of my friends among ir. Kitnball first married Miss Bi Justice Tompkins, who told Attor- When she died he acted us though his ce su j a ae Pe He ne : ex etHsh people whomil might beable] CHICAGO, July 20,—The records of Gl, who died in 1914 In i hey. Hoth iat fhe conse ) at tt ° soul was soared. Hip heart kept tell= PERFECT WIFE SHOULD BE— yhange.” notified the Lockwood 16g) a wee while theres’ "lane Supertor Court show Major Philip. Klas Wipiiana, wie af Ward Acree, for. thes Feason. that RESeaw Ta‘told meihe wanted toredeem his 1. A Helper members had formally complied with! Phone lat night said a repor ie . Imball, who also was th » told Mr; Roth he wbu Si told me Ne we | l=) . per. every demand made by. sunuel Un.) he a going to England to advie De [Ment of his marringe to Ethel May, Mrs, William Ross Proctor Jr RP as Soul. Tele sorey tOn Nits andl mar = 2. W rf i 2 Valera Was utterly without founda-|ilayes June 20 from Judge Sabath, year later PRIUS ERE LL As A ried him. It was a mistake, He was - Womanly. termyer in the recent inquiry, on ‘The annulment was granted after| oti chimnll nas, a country Nome in 0 ‘nee more conelusive.an brutal. He became a dictator, His . ave) coimmunicntion)® wile sent palera® igs rea at h ime S d | Glen Covt called Cedareroft, where bis | ts rent 1 ‘ insult to my little Helen caused Frank | 3. Loving and Tender. nade public by Senator LackW tt necl me advice Ia the matter mow ya {evidence was submitted showing that slapkon and. siesdaughter tire | \y <item in thia case," Justice ne t to brood until, driven pas BOM a RY ator Loe di aes aegis : iMiames and ss Hope Wiliam: * id, “is to the effect " Hos CRESS AAI seo 4. Study Economy. Chairman ‘of the committee, states din London, He and his nt the)time of her marriage to Major) with tm. the defendant’ bad. retired, with a Nieally insane , he killed him be: ciates are perfectly able to represent| Hayes she was the wife of Clifford eee eve that is the reason why Irank | 5. Not Over Moody that the members ‘ ( EAL] i ite ‘ord woman at 10 o'clock at night! Thaw killed himself." She s: . . tops th f the association | the Trish people, who ehose them for] M, Washburn, oil broker, of 1 | In itse Mel ene ‘A adopted resolutions July 1 ap | that purpose Te would he the height [At the time ot her marrage to Major | BOOTLEGGER ESCAPES, |) iif Sawrs the action as stdged, he Will Of Henry Glover vel ac | ‘Makings’ 6. Unspoiled by Luxury, Parents or|ine reforms Mr. Untermyer demana-|vf presumption on my part t via Q ‘ a in the Holy Name Cathedral | never go lo bed at 19 ofclock unless the role of counsellor to the man who| here, Feb, 26, 1918, ease H ee Wap eiied tate venteciay ial the, Mike Fashion. ed, including opening. the associauion [he "le. gf counsellor to the re, Feb, 26, 1318, she gave the name | POLICE ARE ACCUSED CA Fs eee ath: action as staged, e's Court. he document 1s Trish people | of tc mutuals, abolition of the practice|to the great position of moral stre PIANO? & RIAN: wank Hae Road ae eee ae er ene dated b, 1920, 1th s all of of ree ng brokers to be certified by {thew hold the world to-day - - 7 Mu such 4 ” is mae oe A a 7, Beauty Must be Accentuated ayy ae ere coniwal of ciate | Te ame Sratiah retie rie a vinaltt| pchleteer inurouuand fram) Mlestiban|| A lantie City Prosecutor Charges nae ea uel ar lohan G. He nMiNng, Tt requests | 0 é@ Virtues regulation of insuran: tes will be in contrast with r of-| Ethel M Sorbet nat Ped prs ts at hey were to by . z (ria i | sthel May Corbett on Feb. 6 ed” in ata certain hour, thas he give, $800 fo the Sutera araseririage gece euttio ame [iril Taettion cc, mt Hite | i, “at Ratan Ga horg nan] Somebody Was “Hiesed tins 'eenberger, "be Ravingnds man’s etepmother, Anni Hem=) ESS SET yelavion, which) follows ‘upon the hecls} (rund Wiret and the army: | been no divorce. She is a dangerou arance of Prisoner. us pliinly one of collusion. Mra. ming of No. 1739 North 16th Stre Perfect PERFECT HUSBAND MUST BE— of ithe surrender of the New Vork/iust befure Ameriva) entered tel woman and should be committed! t Lda alayltl Rehberger and her husband have got Senet (era eee oe oe nit ve oe PE CHa nee We Onb of When teraterilly ag [an institution. Before I married her) ATLANTIC CITY, July 20.—While | + 5, nthe details, The witness sister, Maud Hemming a: . (fruits of th woe invitation, it wi -eX- | T"helieve she was the wife af a M oRBadel directing an inquiry | have instructed what to #7 1187 Hast Speedway, Tucson, Ariz. . 1, Well Born as Far as Heredity and e's housing inquiry besun | rondec Yo meet my. per-| believe she wan the wife of a Mr. | Mayor Bader was directing an inautry | haw Me the? Witton detente omens According to the petition filed with | rif result of The Word! 'S exposure c Tdon't know the eine City Hayes's lawyer’ into the leak that had permitted con-})) 00 (ay wiles aeloctwe Adie e mil by Ferdinand J. Haber of arra: é@ Strength Are Concerned. eason fo! ude now, except! oyoMra Haves wrote him she loved fidence men operating in Boardwalk ted to find, Now York people have No. 44 Cedar Street, Hemming leit no 4 want me or any oni tl property, while the value of his, . 2. Fairly Well Educated Either by CHEAPER F FOOD SEEN tier iceaea ie Tne Wali op bs his client too dearly to contest suit. | hotels to scape after the police d Jor they ean run up. here te 1 ‘i ; ———+ — | been notified of dhair wherebouts, a und Ket divorced quickly and personal estate is placed at over| . vere is Leith Wy n my Bat oueAA nd ‘i @ vain” Sa § Schools or Self-Acquirement. | FROM FORD'S OFFER!’ wever, leave. on PISTOL CHASE FOR OPIUM, | second scandal developed to-day an ere neal) BONES The petition gives the name of 5 - elias 1 » for France or - | through charges made by Special he eor d nowas at anyother MW Henderson = Hemming as 3. Normal in Make-up and Veg | Proposal to Buy Nitrate « he trangh/ hadino he Haney | 50,000 Contraband Setxed tm St¥r~| Prosecutor Gushill, brother of | * Mae ereenmta ee ae Fhe Pastor points. Re eee ‘ ae trannies! ring Captare ef Motor Oar, | County Prosecutor. Senn Sa ed widow." The son is ape 5 * | ixperts Be | ywerfal ends Mr. W h in ‘5 é a aete. Mr. iaakill, who is in charge of Aigedtar GAEISE. aun nite a, | 4 Have Wide Human Sympathies,| wasiaxctos, suiy2n—s omion.| Namincien are, uninescil to Mave] yA ancteas ng aetna | eatororment of the Van, Nove ary | ett" ane of ieee sane weet pe dete Gee se ee Not Jealous or Narrow. |thropie undertaking which will pro-| |niten attitade. in. the matter, 1t]$90,000 worth of eplum was selzed yea act in this county, cha somebody | fo) cietit stories in the Morton Building Tene On hint tn teota. Willies we 5. Must Be Ambitiou. | vide cheap fertilizer for the farmer! was pointed ont by them that Brit- y from an automobile carrying e| was “reached” in the Police Depart Nossau Street, yesterday ittte nilicated in an interview with him = mi us Ciztsa! tous, and cheaper food for the mort y lawy tre accorded extraordl- | € Jian jicense plate and driven by| ment and @ bootiegger known as “Dr N of the peenpants was badly He said: | 6. Must Be Loyal and Play Fair in the description of Henry Word's otter [NATY Cuurtesios when visiting the |Ortiniso Antonacet of Montrest Corbin,” said to be a Philadelphia}! vay ae raintaneee bite C, } he interview with Mrs. Hendere| a [United States on tegal business, and] Detectives Frank Quigley and Louts drug s permitted to make lis escape. ‘The alle © take 0: © Musele Shoa \ Heming makes no mention All Matters. to take over the Musele Shoals 1 it the Anglo-Aierican. treaty of] Pastorint of Deputy Police Commis. me ution was made be : plant, given by Government experte miarantees to Any in and Prit ner Simon's Narcotic wad mad? dare County Judge Ingersoll w of Mr. Hel alleged durnken- f ore County Ju ng w : Ry ae ramming ~ leged Sucnners | is even predicted that if t We itizens equal rig f travel eo arrest ded by Kuderal nts case against “Corbin” wus ca at £ ve) may now of completing the plant and con nderteok to advise the) Mighwel J. ¢ Sano RRO Wasaey, nsidered withdr. But the = * (itor ancfdeal’ wifol and alx quaiificas \necit Lie Aen any Mag. undertc she The car was stopped at Division and day jually false charge that Mr. Hem- By Fay Stevenson. tee en ieeal Maadiet ee | sh Mimbassy of Mr Walsh's warlord Streets, Quigley jumped on, He had been arrested along wit! pe Maa MeUtca Nie Gauehien tall ot quem verted Tel ho velne ren ns for an ideal lushan ried t m cord and of th that two oof|the running board) but after a short) Samuel Dover 1 William Jordon by | pes en dn N carat Han na PCR Re y bal A PERFECT WIFE MUST BE: lifting the a ry ow = sons under ted in the struggle was thrown off by Antonacel,| policemen Caster and Jordon whil an Mrs mel in my congregation nob to mary the : ius present uithouga thin >| \meriean Atm Tiarurint wea ones oF thy sauKd pulled ; Taane pa imide eubstantints: her’ veriion althar : 1. A helper. SER Ries ONL, erica ATM. wn ta |tnvolvers ers of dhe aud pulled convesing a truckload of liquor it happened in the two or three Smoking girl, because she isnot wom-| 2 Womanly. am esressaly (ou) Me cover |, Premier Tloyd Goon known to| iriver Hum wan fond under a, the city frem Philadelphia hours immediately preceding the anly : EpvinS i members of the Water. pe have hitterly Fou ated M ; Wilst's | rear seat. There are 290 cans of ft \ The three Anat taken necor ‘ de igidly or of tho tragedy itself, “But to pro i. ‘ 2 udy economy ers | Powe “¢ pressure of the Trish question upon | the detectives sw i¢ eclives and question: about the Me (asliig oF kha fanliy up tothel eo hore me ut in be ans S Wat be ovarmondy cE AMER TSH aes the delegates to the Peace Conferen — >. jhooch and then started down a stair present moment was that while Mrs |¢'2 Young woman and a fifty-Mfty | 6. Unspoiled by luxury, parents of | Partments are all tnahing a “Jat Paris, where Mr. Walsh was Chalr way to be registered by the Pip arene ae TRE Ne AeA Soe eee eet aali a uae ones | ante [Beran tht ym Dam where Mr Wah kh | PROTEST LOADING CHARGES. |Z u" hh wis Mont tis poof omission in not raising her | h i GAKGIKS 7. Her beauty must be accentuated ; eu eeatieeed Ir American organizition More [mysteriously disapperred. (This wa Dea a ook mel {in the marriage service , by hernuietuee 00,000 gash for the plant and cquit Jpartioularly wits the tre of the Pre ntown 1. SeFRUCSEGK Hella! tro augyacaeos Mut His ¢ ans i us Thik ie what » Prank Mac if = « completed at Gay Nouns, wa M i ® o« sus not within the province of the | nue ARAL TEN ERO aA _|A PERFECT HUSBAND MUST BE: j coat, ani taking ona bundn esi aay. [fier aroused when Mr. Walsh and hi From Loagshoremen’s Per- |} Risemerrun is se Ae he cr's suicide {donald, pastor o} e First Baptis: 7 bere ariel bee f SeHORIAt i roland in 1918 . Oat H anieht chamiauisie Wea oe HialGburenie: Vatorion Oy wuiteldimne Is led Wye pare par tar ae hsvedlty: MU 3 were tae Wy ee visit that” Mea with nado minston Fee. | “Jordan and Dover éntered pleas of ‘ yx Per tela att J streng © E have to spend an additional $ t ‘ guilty before Ju Ingersoll to i By hice eye a if (his home at No. 660 Hast 29th Street 2. Fairly well educated, either by! befo e can turn out a pou much to th So brane | pock Commissioner Hulbert yesterday! cally transporting liquor and each AOD Ve inary of that city, when speaking of his! S¢heols or self-acquired, fertilizer In the Un ) has! met with David Robinson and Dr.| was fined $500 and cr The t do justice to my father . 3. Normal in his make-up and view. | === 1M riend | me fH last Sunday evening sermon entitled | points. miter rats 7 Thomas Darlington ef the Downtown! load of liquor was held in lieu of Norman W. Kerngood, with offices |The Young Woman a Young Mat.| 4, He must have wide human sym- by Muxury. parents or fushion Leeuwue anid dlacussed th loading | fines, in the Woolworth Building, counsel |. fon Wns ce Pathies and not be jealous or narrow, | #71 Who has been extrayvcis Tritiah Embassy Not Ver vdviaed at | (Manges Assessed against shippe . = Mra. Hemming, commented on Bhosild a ; wniae Me Aa ; My He must be ambitious. A poor wife, Parents \ Watanin this by the Internat Two Sentences Affirmed ing garetts ference to the widow" in quite a little comment and though*.| 6 He must be loyal and play fair | ‘a! TS to overdr WARHINGTOR + <a tion of Longshoremen w , 1 he pet tion fled ve Aes tallows do aos think & woman ja golnwtin alll marten tin their future happiness WASHINGTON, July 20 The Brit. | 10m Oy Lonkshorimen tw eel In Wood Alcohol Deaths) for you- -@ ‘Mrs. Hemming’s divorce ts legal. 14 perdition if she smokes,” declared| “No matter howgrich “or how poor| Pees | Every \ Kinbassy his 4 nod fo maui INTON, July The ' the one that if (here Was anything wrong it woul te Fe ETRE RS. or nae void ptccentuated by i of ; | om SaILateaH EAT Anon oneal hive to be set aside by Mr. Thorne | Mr Macdonald, “but God demanded | Rey Macdonald as ee tte cals lasting iat ee pean : P bh sud n : suits your) He, { believe, is dead, I had a letter |that man's helper should) be wom-|whe has heen a succe fe turny |-the kind that Sra i D lent Arms who de-|of Samuel Solomon, a sal t taste. i ym hm five years ago in which he | aniy, and smoking takes away all her |/{0 his wite and sinilincly admits his | With silver hk y unk BO Walst s ti] site to toad tru ‘i fl bublle decks) and Maxie Nieberg, both ¢ w Maybe its vd he was going to commit suicide nee f wile was his helpinat Tn summing up the pert ud n hia] Which are leased to steunstip compa- who were sentenced { g | When Mrs, Hemming (then Mrs vm. When a man marries he wants | When [ say a young man should] the Rev. Macdonald said i Wuropy ft ib | Meee tne qonmshore: | years and fined $1, ONE ELEVEN. Phorne) sued for divorce Mr. Hem-/a wife, not a masculine companion |marry a womanly ¥ 1 near When I say a perf he thatter my Re etna ie one uel theltroe nees JC (OF. 8 fn ‘ Just buy a| ming xe a apa ea He setendled ‘9 | but a thoroughly womanly woman | sit! who does not who bnows|should be weil born —- mea My tte Jnuen or not. As the. longshoremen's bern val era W : package and, her uffairs and was cognizant of all). sr of four. {fll about home life and cares for the thy in the world’s ay, And officials we and working condition agreement | &redients, It was q ui \ sieps tn procuring the decree.” | “I have & young daughter of four- |707 tote side of hinge. Surely, nol bern! With a acca th Meanie h hy sanction of the 1 CC. the| which Nieberg sold to ‘Thomas + find out.) Se teen coming on and [ sincerely hope | woman would marry \s ngth had on refuse | san dee e left to the Paaarat a Newark sal » 4 Ld he ptains femini mi un nan oul nee | j 4 n Hela here aie 1 jp bomrd sor deciate doa Ves ©@ N.Y. JEWELLER, ‘ROBBED, sh araya, retains her a mining feminine mat should b | GIRL CANNOT BE HAPPY WIT! f a } ; - retailed it to S r Colt charms s is woman's day, yes. sist | IS BENEATH HER ‘ igen Ne ho 4 ward’ of 4 A ny oly wark, who d ward of w THEN JAILED, IS SET FREE. i014 be womanly Nereenearara on He should be well educated "ow i «HARVEY. APPEALS SENTENCE. Misi g re tt ol sung we 1. hat is w aw 4 by h ' his wo f C vet 1 Star Liquor 80! by Jo! I Chicago Police Did Not Belteve '* ie ype of ay ube eames ob Tape hy en a on ment. A girl cannot be hut ; \' Queens Sherif Applies for Eniirvis, a Newar vol rdvise a oung o n to i y? " % Lal { Story ers Exanperated. Gates A POND m me aly she be wit), "4m who is beneath ¢ ' Certificate of Reasonable Doabt, | ¥4s alleged, caut es t ed Rev. Macdonald + husband |She must instruct teath the followin Kw CHICAGO, July 20.—Harry Preston "The typically modern young we him’ a) eGoN By being norm Herbert $8. Harvey, former Sheriff of | iXlein of Newark youthful New York jeweler. who ha re re love shout {4nd viewpoints, [ ny ¢ ER * County, who |x under sentene aie bern in @ eel at Police Headquarie's MD Who is educated, understands an aver 1 HAS HUSBAND ARRESTED. an fe wo Sins “'t) PRUSSIAN EAGLE GETS K. 0.| Notice to Advertisers ince he reported the budget system, reads the curren Avene Gating ian abouts) Sinlito mar lt Brixoh the thefts of + Me! piper @ pe gop anid erlongd oF lo obbery of $65,000 worth of w a0 magazines, knows all the news and = tarry ag who knows some. | Mas, be inte » yar of Maul hoor t i acManiiuwe Bied Ohiacien Grelt if ros ny Jewels, Was Teleased lust night aft able to enjoy a fifty-fifty marriage {Dine abous vor pee | wana aay ne a Seeosed of Vrandoanent 4 JW A ae ‘ * Inverted” gals § ad obtulned @ lawyer quite eliminating the ‘obey’ part of must understand bude be able to Sympath Pmean | ' : ‘ BiB? AD ARS 4 erate FO Ie Khe pollee, when asked why they see iene and? est D a] Prussia f 0 w ved by EPL had held him, sad thes did not caches the old-fashioned marriage but at the @ and kn t 1 ‘vent suse |or the ti Tout) whch reg DE the Supvie bia story thal he had been + ou same time retains her feminine na UG ae | ' leony a BuO ingest Gace (ho eoutivern an f Sa st munar eine ee fused to bring any charge im. ture.” promptly declared the reverend i y ould was'| teal Park thirty.tw . neat a ih ra t Insurance eompanies also refused to man. ’ 1y ind. 7 ; : J oennd pr rather chiselied fhe cook as, Dany: cua + aa in London and their agent There are certain qualifications woman mis ave ms y i 1 | America, No. 112 West sath s ‘ " fain S ‘ reare apparently tired of hawne every Young woman should have to on an Harvey and (terday, after first being aided ‘ a teen recelted tn 1h New York jewellers robbed in Chicago, make a perfect wif And Nkewise. | nose! hie " : ; Ut | blow with 9 crowtar Mi Prldas, and peal 76 When Preston reported theft th ure certain quia he whies HADPY. Perha : her {MDE Shaun an) (he mit RAS OPC) hang didnot ne it wits | fern eed by SB ” ‘i » arrested him toh BD - i er most any pout) ‘ Arii=hee te ¢ 1 wan orlgin ‘ 1s Nirlons requl N herman of st Mb, who, Ove nab ald hae Vurde Ru Avid - a impress. the. nels sod) “le onder uf lacem: reocimt aad posltly Py ube hy re ther meek to ope a perfect usband snot aha mond band Must be loyal at i «| GEY, MAROH IN COBLEN are ” German Clut Western branch for Presto} others x ? ‘ i f ‘ t tt co: ) din. Peyton occupied the me until it {he was also released, Hers QUALIFICATIONS FOR IDEAL psiinc (WE: LHe must be lsat 1 Hed , BEEN ay ast Rey Aisxolution at the outbreak of the war. i { ) he Jewelry anid’ to"have een stolen HUSBAND AND WIFE BEAUTY OF MATRIMONY THAT Milter: and loyal in 1 ‘ with Mah ue lot of State of the) tue Army und Navy Club gave up ite war ing rai 50,0090, incluqed i} w » he man wh tw or o day 4 i'r tant on| United Ss mm: Tived herr rters at 0. 18 minercy Par ity j was insured for oom, Tt included 200! crnen the Rev. Mr. Macdonald gave GROWS WITH SILVER HAIRS AMO ehik wit newer sine? . He ST iN re er lef yet end lormaly apani ihe naw pala THE WORLD mend BOO Bwise wa movements, me the following seven qualifications A gay girl should not be spe ne” Vw x ‘ ! ' a