The evening world. Newspaper, September 16, 1921, Page 14

AIA a __THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1921, Mayor Robert Todd found the woman JERSEY MAYOR ARRESTS ina "atteten of woods, capturing ner WOMAN AFTER STRUGGLE. | *''"" © Dit twsslg Detective t th her grandmother's death, when Mr./her only son had married me," Smith told her he would give her hi Katherine M of his share of whatever property y chauffeur, Nugent refrained /Giibert Murtha, corrot ie La received, if Mrs, Ca from divulging his marriage. Mrs.jand his wife. Miss Prit ‘ Nugent sald she too ag to divide! u elder Mrs. Smith discuss 5 her re of her grandmother's es- di Affidavits of a nurse, *ritehar Ps — Arratuned in Marder ails of her son's wedding tate |she looked torward to the ‘ed | Mr Smith alleges in his aMdavit) much happiness. Murtha says while \ . ee his wife no stranger is th wealthy widow about sf |mother, as she is the widow o she confided the news the wu 5 5 ‘ - on smith. aching marviage abd Hidtaled|& “A gtere’s a big an’ full box, ——- mot Smith, “consented ness when alluding to it lote of Kellogg's ‘cause we * my present wife and © Ls Gale, an adopted daughter |} eat 'em up-—oh, awful fast, W. E. Smith Answers Charge t ‘em up—oh, ‘ast, -c.8 ¢ ! S* appr ister of Mrs. Roxy Smith, al-| the an’ you're welcome, Betty!” He Promised Niece Money to || Mr. smith ais “that hee aunt never knew or! ! . |fused to give do oof her n’s marriage Miss| A | | Keep Wedding Secret. | 4, wleges Mr. Smith and his wite! ae mes i her out of the sickroom so as William BE. Smith, who received) to prevent her from telling of the $4,400,000 of the $6,000,000 estate left! Referring to the alleged agreement marriage Ul 9. by his mother, Mrs, Roxy Smith, who | Made on Au < the ately al ae oe itfidavit submitted a » tttea | & ys Mrs, Nugent and her at-| that of W @ied Aug. 8 “t the Waldorf, submitt a} nme to his suite. He wae|ol Mrs. Rox i affidavits to Supreme Court Justice | aunt knew not : Lydon to-day, denying charges that his mother had been opposed to bis marriage to Mra, Clair Staley Smith, @ former actress. The charges were made by Mr. Smith's niece, Mrs.! Beatrice Provost Nugent. Mrs, Nugent several days ago ap- not represented by an attorney. He admits signing the also admits that on Au signed forty-four mor ; Wife, totalling $2,400,000, Mr. Smith umds the other charges of Mrs Nugent asa concoction of her brain Mrs. Clure Staley Smith declared | document He 17 he as-| to his (Patent Applied 1 | dry cleans and protects from moisture a” to coax big and little folks to eat (ellog 9 Just as soon as you serve Kellogg’s you’ll notice fussy and faded appe- tites getting mighty sharp; you'll find big bowls being handed back for “just a few more Kellogg’s, mother—they’re wonderful!” ' And, that’ll make you glad, for TROLLEY CAR VICTIMS. Man Fallin Under Wheels, Foot; Anoth: plied for the appointment of a re- |i" an affidavit that her husband's Wath: : eeks before | nt’ unning eelver and an injunction restraining |mother knew several week it aie hatese-wuefotlay tara Mr, Smith and his wife trom remov-|the marriage that the ceremony Was) )i\ ent foot was i rea ing any of the mortgages and an-|to wheel, He was taken to Jewish nuities left by her grandmother from ed Mt with my husband's | Hospital, — ; F ‘vaults of trust companies. She mother and it met with her ap-| Joseph Castero, fifty-two, of No. 540 M charged that she was entitled to half|prova@l," the affidavit reads, "r| Avenue Lb ae i t oft Smith ‘ Street car befo el V6 of the $4,400,000 left to her uncle by|talked with her about the wedding fiert ean beth | ., fell on. his i i AC , an agreement made six days before!and the expressed happiness that! Tamily Hospital w actured skull 4 * Store Hours Are Now 9 A. M. to 5:30 P. M. Miss Thompson's Just 2 More Days of the pad Ls Corn Flakes are delicious f Bureau . —and they make for health and Cooking Bu Or ay Or | 7-Day ae happy haa They’re a great This is the introductory ale spee “Start or the day’s doings! week for the Bureau of FIFTH AVENUE This Important Sele of ave one in the family will tell you aye * bau toe many new suites and pieces that! of Miss Mar i s ; abnormally low-priced will es igi Ks tea le-ooved ended continue tomorrow and Rellogg . une original Corn ea 1s igs y' Flakes—will be a revelation to your taste if you have been eating imita- tions! For your own enjoyment, do Monday only. SIXTH FLOOR are cordially invited to comme and bring questions concerning your household at A ALA gay tn ty i ee ARTA _—_—_——_— = 7 this:—Compare the. big, sunny- brown Kelloge’s Corn Flakes with Cretonnes other “corn flakes.” Put them side ; 65c yd by side! Eat some of Kellogg’s— i \ then try the imitations! You’ll i} It certainly is encouraging Tealize then why Kellogg’s Corn 1 find such Also, manufacturers Flakes are the largest and fastest } pula ia chanting designs carefully KRUMBLES and selling cereal in the whole world! een receive @ trom lrance. These fascinating bags, sold at an almost unbelievably low printed at this price, and ELLOGG'S BRAN, ‘ TT . iti res a 2 ked and krumbled “ ” ’ These ee age price, were so tremendously popular when we offered them makes one eager for new eee Do mor ne pele ee ‘ raalaaets ze ady for Fall two wecks ago that we made a special effort and secured hangings, ee ee, Ae Corn Fiahe It’ an “ * . + oa P < C see ms . . and Winter. Among the another small collection to sell on Saturday. ‘They are Diapacy Sechaba tomenran: while! Gat Bon most popular is the three carefully made of chosen beads and well-lined with strong ° . . \ ‘nes + ny AGG FIPTH FLOOW clasp style macle of finest satin. ‘They have bead handle and small inside pocket. i aT yer-s' nh or ique 1 * ‘ { Be overeaeen Pique All-steel, also black or iridescent beads combined with rama heeycs ve bo GROUND FLOOR Brief Cases Only $6.50 It is no exaggeration to say that this is a matchless steel in attractive designs. GROUND FLOOR Lovely Hair Ribbons 48c Yara Many are the colors and charming the designs of this varied Small Furs This is the season of fur scarves, and you will surely want one for your street frock or suit. Our collec- tion at $49.50 is unusually complete and W.L. MMMM MMT (obluy9*.. FLAKES DOUGLAS $7.00 & $800 SHOES , most attractive, including IN AC LEAMERS A aero J] SPECIAL SHOES $10 STYLISH AND $ value. It would be diffi- assortment in plain and fancy ribbons. ‘The price is a special mink scarves, fox aniniat SY IND WIDTHS eS HAND WORKMANSHIP 00 DURABLE SHOES 00 cult to find the equal of these brief cases anywhere for such a low price. They are all leather, hand- boarded, tan or black, with guaranteed lock. One, two, or three pockets. 15 and 16 inch sizes. GROUND FLOOR Black $1.35 You have seen the charm- ing black veils in Spanish effect that are draping so gracefully from the season’s smartest hats, All Paris is wearing them and New York follows closely in her footsteps. These veils are delightfully filmy in ap- pearance and most mod- erate in price, GROUND FLOOR for Saturday. Ribbons are all 514 inches wide. GROUND FLOOR Knit Underwear forChildren All the wanted styles for juniors and misses, ranged in price according to size. 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