The evening world. Newspaper, January 4, 1922, Page 27

| pe TheTrial, Her Bold Answer to Accusa- tions of Affairs With Young French Aviators at Vittel. How the Dancer-Spy Was Trap- ped Through a Remittance After She Volunteered for the French Secret Service. somewhat hatchet-faced, she looked coarse and disagreeable, in spite of ther lovely clear-blue eyes and regular features. “Dressed in blue, low-cut gown and wearing a three-oornered hat, polped coquettishly at a military angie, she did not lack elegance, al- not an officer, but his nationality mattered nothing. “No one who is not an officer In- that this strange mentality was likely the cross-examination of Mata-Hari “Of course, a woman on the stage to see the French Intelligence Chief and offered him your services. That “That was money from my friend.” “Yes, from your friend the Chief ef the German Intelligence Depart- ment. Moreover, you became a spy for France. What did you do?” “I gave information to the Chief of the Second Bureau relative to the points on the coast of Morocco where rman submarines were going to Pepe arme—very important inforrha- “Ah! And where did you get the information? If it was true, you must have been in direct communication with the enemy. If false, then you were misleading us.” Major Massard says this thrust ap- peared to make an impression on the Magic Cared Only for Men in Uniform, ; Ia a i ii clan gone 7 2 4 . Spell . SECOND INSTALMENT. She Loved Only Officers. igh stopped her and sent her to Spain. Major Massard states that, despite the incidents at Vittel, and the scraps of documents found in her rooms, no decisive material proof of her guilt had been obtained, so the French got rid of her by sending her out of the country, or in other words, thought to give her a “long rope to hang her- An incident of capital import now occurred. Von Kroon, the German attache, had paid for Mata’s favors (I cannot say how, but it was @ cer- py | question . , . and was at once ar- rested. “You cannot deny,” said the Presi- dent of the court, “that you went to! get at the —— Legation the sum| Von Kroon had promised you in) Madrid.” ‘Whereupon Mata, tomary aplomb, usual reply: “Precisely. Lieut. Von Kroon, not wishing to pay for my é¢mbraces with his, own money, had recourse to that of his Government!” “We shall take that explanation for with her cus- recourse to her “she received the ‘telegram coup’ “Ajl this proves nothing,” broke in Mata-Hari’s lawyer, who sought to pass his client smelling salts and chocolates. “TJ don't require anything like that,” said Mata, pushing the old man roughly aside. And turning to her Judges she shot defiance at them. The hearing was suspended. The big court room was deserted. Everyth'ng shown the prisoner's guilt too con- clusively. Mata had, in effect, been | able to enter into relationship entirely clothes seldom misses snappy, stylish effect Of course I cannot im- agine trim clothes on a woman of sloppy form, lacking in poise and dignity, but such wo- men lack also in en- ergy and ambition and do not strive for style or much of anything tise, and therefore would not be disap- pointed to find a frock that looked trim and By Mildred Lodewick To THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4, 1922," oo Woman S ntence eng Execution Mata-Hari the Dancer. Undermuslins Regular and Extra Sizes Prices are so very low because of our careful advance planning. The values permit every imming of tucks and ruffles—were .68....++++ French Straight Chemises—hand scalloped and embroidered short sleeves— vhite sateen to flatter the members of the court|tainty) that Mata-Hari was the per-| War, wi Bloomers—flesh or whi! sawate (00 s . RA martial, As, a matter of fact, she|som involved. The latter in effect | having been on —euff or full knee— were $118......000000+ 078 Woesene 4 only disgusted them.” duly presented herself at the legation | {he accised ane the, ntateus Were .78...sssseseeeeees BB | Extra Size Corset Covers—good reabeel lene! Fela Major Massard goes on to relate|of —— (Holland) drew the sum in| hy elther of these witness quality muslin—high . neck— tricolette—straight and tunic Imported Bloomers — sateen — white,, orchid, purple, tight fitting—sizes 46 to 52 straps—embroidery trimmed were $1.28. were 97. ..66eeee ee House Dresses Gingham and Chambray House Dresses—checks, stripes and plain colors—straight and sash belts—belted or one-piece mod- els—sises 86 to 46— were $2.94 and $3.47.....2.25 Chambray and Percale House | Dresses—with pipings of white | pique or white collars—pearl | button trimmings—belted and | one-piece models—gray, blue, | lavender and checks—36 to 46 | —were $1.94 ... MORNING SPECIALS On Sale Thursday Until 1 P. M. prevent dealers buying, quantities restricted. No Mail or Telephone Orders Store Hours: 9 to 5.30 t TEENTH STREET Faendad 1097 wrer AF FIFTH AVE 22ND JANUARY SALE HOUSEHOLD NEEDS and APPAREL Great Assortments, Lowered Prices MONEY-SAVING VALUES FOR ALL JANUARY SALE DEP’TS INCLUDE: navy—were $1.47... White Sateen Petticoats—shadow- preof-——double extra size—vari- ous models— were $2.24 and $2.94......2,00 Extra Size Sateen Petticoats— black, navy, green, purple—full cut — various models — elastic fitted bands— were .48 34 Valenciennes Laces—-many dainty underwear and babies’ wear style models—braided and em- ‘ding her life at Vittel. navys jehealy broidered — na‘ and black— Beveriine Ber Ifo at Vitel aa black and navy— 1 were 48 apes 36 sizes 36 to 44— To fit the house from top to bottom with the Colonel-President of the ‘court, ae were $2.28.. rie TGA | IV Eatra Stee Cordes (Bord Charnlees were $16.78 ns 9.77 ft, absorbent towels for ki “and you were in constant commun N ew and Origin al For Smart Corded Band Chemises— cambric or nainsook Missa (eevee bre soft, absorbent towels for kitchen, bath and fide aroused. suspicion, and, nding . ° © “w Ee ceuioeis Cherise leah pa Beive Sia EOE ETA burgundy—with colored embroid- iat ibaa bos i bd ib i yr kaid yourself watched, you became fright h D omen nvelope Chemis : 1 cries—sizes 14 to 20 years— he cost, is easily poss with the Janua F ite— i a ribb ruffle of wide embroidery or ened and returned hurriedly to as 10n esigns | ——» white-—medallions and ribbon ser eloh wigs cera we ese Sale artare: ry Infants’ Nainsook Slips —yoke and styles—were 81.97......... 94 Little Tots’ Fine White Dresses— yoke, empire and belted styles— lace and embroidery trimmed were $2.47 1.66 Little Tots’ Pantie Dresses—ging- ham and chambray—-sizes to 6 years—were $2.24... 1.24 Babies’ Yoke and Bishop Dresses —Ince and embroidery trimmed es to 8 years— were $1.24 17 Final Clearances . Cafeteria You can always pare the time to have ex it food is dy to WwGre ee 2: ae Located in Basement Winter is the time to buy new bedding, for the weeks of laundering will have made it soft and cool by Summer. This is the place to buy, where the January Sale gives posi satisfactory to the thriftiest of house- wives. 7-4—were .58 . 8-4—were 59. 9-4—were 65 —large assortment— were $5.98 .....00..60+- BOF terests me,’ she declared. ‘An offi-| ‘vith certain pieces of jewelry. But| sentimental, it is true—but Into rela-|{ Drawers—lace and embroidery —were $9.28.........5.-1.26 patterns—in pieces of 12 yards a 10-4——were .72...... cer is a being apart, a sort of artist,| Mata gave them back to him; she | tionship all the same, with a powerful trimming—were $1.28.... 4 French Petticoats—hand scal- —were .49 cae Special Lot of Unbleached UNBLEA : living in the open alr, amid the clat- | wanted coin of the realm. ‘The of-| personage in the French Forelzn Of-|] Tight Fitting Corset Covere— loped—were $8.48,.. ‘s Cluny Laces—imachine made—suit- CHED | i ter of arms and wearing a uniform | icer could not, or would not, give her| fice and even with a War Minister. i 48 vee eT | French Nightdressss—hand’ em- able for trimming decorative 5-4—were 86 .. “ 4 which is always becoming. Yes, lithe money from his private purse, 80| ‘The names of these personages are of Deba deli UO UI AS ial ba Pd hana scalloped linens—excellent assortment-— 54x90—were 6-4—were ,42 have had numerous lovers, but they | it was arranged that Mata should re- |'no significance because the incidents Corset Covers—cambric embroid- broidered and hand scalloped ware eauk0 ers ‘1-4—were 49 always soldiers—brave, ever |/tum to Paris, where she would be| with which they were concerned have ery trimming—ribbon run— —were $8.68............2, ‘ seeeeee Teceh—-were 6-4—were 58 ready to fight, and ever pleasant and | given the fifteen thousand pesetas, of|/no military bearing. They are only rete Gbcvrwsstersee * Extra Size Drawers—cambric Embroidered Flouncings — large bias were 9-4—were .59 . gal . For me, officers form a race | which she stood somitch in need. It! or interest in emphasizing the eu- , SH Corset Coveré— truffles, daintily hemstitched selection—including ruffled bd 10-4—were .65 apart. I have loved none but of-| was this which lost her. The German! gacity of the great spy. Tight Fitting Corset vel » ) Holesesweie MAO ay 36 90x90—were $1.60.... Ee cers, and I never cared whether they | attache telegraphed to Amsterdam | pecan eset daintily trimmed with tucks and SAWELOANTO. So coneeeo ston, 4 ) . were German, Italian or French.’ for the money to be remitted to “C. embroidery— Extra Size ghtdresses—cam- Embroidery Edgin, Insertions i “Perhaps the dancing girl believed | A, 42" at Paris. We quickly deduced | (in to aren l08s ram? bric or muslin—round or V— and Beadings—good patterns for - January Sale Towels and Towelings Bleached Turkish Towel Huck Towele—pure linen—soft tke me could t fail to attract SAeatinn” retorted Mata-Har sak SA reach ah car ame rTN aS Babies’ Slips hemmed—white terry stripe | finish—hemstitched white dam- “But in Paria continued the Col- | Soppriaht (ibe Mew Tork Bree easy Be Ee, Totes, epee et Dr, U border—were .12%......, OY ask borders—wreath for initial onel, “you found you were ing HE woman who Tr 4 Fine lity Turkish Towels— —were $1.48., Each 1.00 Sa Ce seats yy Eel] appreciates the January Sale tamlteae colored oF white centre | Hand: Embroidered Huck Towel then that, panic-stricken, you went value of trim At January Sale Prices hemmed—were .84......- -25 | pure linen—handsome styles— Extra Heavy Quality Turkish - hemmed — white, col- were $3.48 +-Each 1,77 Tow fe'the trick to which all spies resort| the achievement ot bishop styles—lace and embroid- Kitchen Towels—pure linen— f »| style. On the contrary ° iy ery trimming— ored stripe borders se CSTE detec array a Large special purchase reinforced by models Sean Saree Bt rene BB | Eeele were Boe, en Og “I had highly placed relations,” nate } i were $1.47, irkish Bath Mat. dainty col- mt bly by SeAlin Gio orcceed ond Gea in o| wiricate. 11a ee ang taken trom our regular stock. New models werelal ay Rerelsh Bath’ Mabe_<celnty Pure Lip ‘Como Teale need of ener: Gules Mtr notin | Ey stents, Sian of crisp, fresh materials and advance styles, verniagiens, ; vera ae aescrtaa’ ted! hartaere Reliant Beriecen aavinln ‘ Iwate ec |e et cuaae sare: at savings that make the advantage as good Infants’ Christening Set Cotton Huck Towele—hemmed | "Ere -80.......+..Yard 18 “Because,” observed the Colonel, ORR AEE I broidery and lace trimmed— —-white borders—suitable for | Cotton Towelings—bh: lowe ‘ithe Germans were no longer able to | bie. Whether sul of as the pleasure of buying were 84.97 ae Ki physicians’ or dentists’ use— weave—durable- white oe un: pera re crate at leaa roe the. #lendere tts GOsiee o Extra Size Gingham and Chambray House Dresses—one-picce and | | Little Tots’ Gingham and Cham- were 81.50 dozen........1,10 | bleached—were .18...Yard 10 Eiey. clanaged to wend 10,000 raarke| Se0s Tnerialm Really iaited models with all white or chambray collare—plain or sash Meet Ebeeeesc crore wich ian Union lesa Huck TawilecCaart. | Haave. Crack 2 sale ‘ through the legation of ——.” made, dd to one a belts—sizes 48 to 652—were $3.94...+-++++5- a e stitehing—empire and belted cotton)—-hemmed—white dam- linen-—also pure linen striped glass towelings— were .34. «.+-Yard 23% 72-iach Whi Linens——suitable for sheets, luncheon sets, ete.— firm close weave— were $2.74,.......Yard 1,93 ask stripe border— | were .48.. | Huck Towels—pure linen — hemmed or hemstitched—plain or tape borders— were .68.... oe AB Women’s Extra Size DRESSES what it ia worth. You ‘admit that i the money came from the head o' 1e . By Ferdinand Tuohy, German intelligence Bureau in Am- | Muslins WO Towels Rugs Women's, Misses’ } (Late British Intelligence Corps.) BR i bodies datas om | Sheets Toweling Decorative and Girls’ | In the foregoing chapter has beon told hised in Matana Pillow Cases Flannels Lisins : how the Dutch dancer had in turn beer my friend in Holland who was pay- 5 cy Stet the favorite of the Crown ing the debts of his friend in Spain Spreads Comfortables _ reets Hi . , the associate of the German without being aware that he was Blankets ada Castalnn Wadiomuibins Jousedresses | Chef of Intelligence; had lived at Vittel, doing 0.” Pillows Portieres Silk Lingerie eee i where she courted the society of young “Nothing else could be drawn from ‘ Whi A Infante’ Wi y | aviators in training there, hi the accused,” proceeds Major Massard; Table Linens ite Goods prone fitente’ Dresses { espionage fund and had received the offi- Ike a bl ith a mallet on the head. | etal dada i Medes sae she swayed ‘and the Words came dis. 7 S i Sale Specials January Sale of 4 bod id e4 ‘rom her ie o. 6. (é | if & ing figure as she sat in/ ee pif ‘ae it was to Pay s 4228 an 9 AY ate Sateen Ln Cotton Tettens Ft M; ‘ A ] c Itis. . . my price. ve ts— . { the dock” says Major Be crac Teen eat Women’s Ipacyi"sstve teape apes uslins, Sheets, Pillow Cases though she was hea chat Ba self with.” Definite proot was tol was depressing and sad. “One thouaht woman to enjoy the luxury of an en 24 were $1.89.. the 83 Pillow Cases | Muslins or i j 5 \ se ahgegealgg ooeaeacldeg) hoi ai * Oe Ciba Pony (egy Ua pene rete Stlerny supply of pretty underthings at remarkably Silk Jersey Petticoats—three-tone of standard makes that will wash | Fruit of the Loom Muslins | a dancing girl, She was German in) tea, the neading “The Decisive | 24 Ndi gees epee in LED lies : models—ribbon trimmed—-hlack, heavier— —86 in. wide—were .24... . appearance as well as in heart. Proof” Major Massard proceeds as| fire Na aden down with thewerst little cost. . — : : navy, taupe, brown, green— 42x86—were .89 ‘ Lonsdale Musline—86 in. Peri iike vateuoe, O66)/TH08E) War HOE | Coe ate in im. She wishoa|DUFing the suspension the lawyer for }] Nightdresses—cambric | models, ) Philippine Chemises and Night- were $5.94 seats A 64 45x86—were .42. a8 wide—were .24.. fll resolute air and her Intelligence,| , Now Mata is in Spain. ne wher |the accused approached me. He was daintily hemstitched with blue dresses—entirely hand made— Messaline and Taffeta Petticoats— 50x86—were .49. we Hill Muslins—a6 in. wide— which showed itself constantly. She! sey in Madrid, almost without money. /27 01d man wearing the medal of thread—were .78 .....+0+ of hand scalloped—ribbon run black, navy, brown and light and 54x86—were .54......... gf were .24 ; J said nothing regarding the actual! She put up at the Grand Hotel, where 1870. He had absolute confidence tn ‘ —were $2.28.. dark changeable — shirred and BEBO AEA Ag ’ Mata-Hari’s innocence and had him- Nightdressee—good quality cam y Shi Limit 90. yards. 4 charges against her, and she was|she soon got to know the French | ot asked to take on the. brief. beie and nainsook—embroidery | Philippine Chemises or tucked models~ ects No Maller ‘Pane Orders, never at a loss for a reply. Sho| Military Attache and the German) “swhat do you think, Major?” he|{ and lace trimming—various | dresese hand made and beau- vere aeios) 3.94 54x90-—were 81.24... i Standard Qualit, loved to proclaim herself a child of | ang Switzerland were the main cen- | 28ked me, smiling wih hope. styles, including high neck tifully hand embroidered— Bungalow Aprons—striped ging- 68x90—-were $1.86 4 Sh y vice. When accused she did not| tres of German espionage. The spies | “I think she is a brazen strumpet —were $1.28 Caecese. 16 were $8.28......0.0040 <f ham or chambray—sash or belted 72x90—were 13 ectings 4 flinch. She simply challenged the | Were recruited in Barcelona, and the |and that she's done for,” I ventured, t c Corset Covers — French — hand models—¢braid finish— 81x90—were $1 Wd BLEACHED pridsoce; ahs admitted being a cour. | iateliigence trurenu was tn Madrid. | GAt Pastel’ my Pranenoen aireouy (cidreamatnthd vase ined scalloped— were SL18....cccceeeeeee Th 90x90—were $1.84.......1.62 | $2-inch—were .86. 24 tegan, but not a spy. eee oe tn re vartad| "Walt for my speech" he replied. emg ireland were $2.88...........++.1.44 | | Band Aprons—good quality ging- Se eet ene eDe aye tanla) . § “Mata-Hari had a curious psychol- | \eling him, but he spurned her. The| We certainly were deeply affected Latte a asta nel ARs Ie French Drawers—hand scalloped ham—gathered or fitted—with Fanther' Bed Takings cteady dap §0-inch—were .45.. ogy. A man, for her, was nothing if] Germans sent her to France. by his pleading, but the hearings had || Drawers-—good qaulity cambric | were $2.88......... Cs i strings and pocket— ; Mine ter ieee atone | coe ee piers? who began to stam- ga fe. Some nae $148 $1.74 Men's Wool W A d Mi A mer, but, quickly recovering, she ex- a cing Gh | $1.48 and-$1, en's Woo! omen’s an 68C8 73 claimed angrily: in both qualities on 87 ct. Imported Cut Glass | ined Und e he naad ry i as whet 5 souls Mad oy design to-day Salt and Pepper Shal , A one Vadery us coe SUITS Wi $22. 73 73 'rance. re os y ly ec je sen’ + ro a Py a . i a. French, and Pea pate uggests the _person- Winely siieeian) ores, arawerg all vaies —also well Were 889.73 to $54.73. ....22,50 oe to $27. ing. You are trying to t a oO! B ator’ well- 4 1 : Ww .78 to $74.73 i r . : am only a woman, and officers though | Polsed | woman, who $1.57 Dress Satins,......... 1.16) Ma's FonNisuiNOS—acaIN YH00R, Were ARG1R Se SISTA +4808 Newest models in tricotine, you be, you are anything but gale Pt eee yt equa: 35-inch—gott and lustroue—eis; | $12.50 Boys’ Suits 8.75 ‘pile de sean Poiret twill, serge, satin and a factory a s ing and astre - a ns tT 4 4 The prosecuting oMcer met this! ft", "encral etfect Black. iis MAIN FLOOR tnt, “heather® mittarssherting Sate aes tricolette, attractively trimmed outburst with a dign! gesture and, ct, ; bone, etl etre 4 plain : bowing low to Mata-Hark, aid: “Wel there Is a. dressine 18 ct. Women’s Imported oloretmedoritgr wath fpatta ot afi at poetariale, offer wens with beads, embroidery and ig our country, Madam. | {Pit bie for more Handkerchists, each..... -14| ‘uly lined trousers—8 to 17 years, Ce ee egetin dude braid. The colors are navy, 4, the dancer endeavored to} Ji0nn Ppa Ga, rag Peevaueee ee | ae ier jour aise, for, of course, at black and brown. Sizes 4214 to conceal her uneasiness beneath an at-| $1088 Dia r kre es lc New jones. : se prices, not all sizes are 1Z titude of deflance, duvetyn Fouls be AN FROM. Linene finish—novelty design and available. 52/2. A saving of more t “Tam neither French nor German”| Pretty for {he main 97 ct. Storm Serges.. coloringe—-90 atyles. one-third, in many cases, in- she cried, “I belong to a neutral] Dortion of this frock, 41 inches—all wool--Copenhagen, CRETONNS BASEMENT. vites your early buyin. country, and am being persecuted, 1] With black charmeuse brown, navy and black, : 5 y y Ouying. repeat, you are not gallant.” for the sleeves, and DRESS GOODS—MAIN FLOOR. 30 ct. Mixed Chiffonettes... .19 Gloves for Winter model is itll: Mata-Hari volunteered’ to tho| black floss embroid- 7 Marius Musee seme ick v8 ‘ One el is illustrated. French Intelligence Department to go] Cry with a few gold 27 ct. Men's Cotton Hose... .21| maize, bellotrope, gray, Javender. Weather with to Belgium and take instructions to| threads decorating the Heather mixture—green, brown, | peach, brown—tor street and / h the French spies there. The offer] skirt. Im one pleco black and white. evening wear. Special Savings was Bovepted. A lst of fale names pom nek Peel ine HOSIBRY—MAIN FLOOR, WASH GOODS—BASEMENT. ~ ve vie aa S ° S y | R TS \resses was prepared and given : i. tlets—lined— t to inten nse he aa at| any suaseaton “sta $17 Lite Tots Flanolette |< Stans 38 | | PR vclocr'topesbiece ond Extra Size SK secrecy, Only one name was correct, A TRIG YET DRESSY FROCK OF om pers an pers... « lustrous, quetity—eulteble for brown cesses Special 1,38 t of m™ ted of length of line, but at votes and alt lint - ; ae agent’ (Car gue tain the sides straps of UNUSUAL DISTINCTION. Colerwie-sisee to 00ers - non-use Werws'e Jasey! Mase Lined Were $19.97 9 9 5 any @nd France). Three weeks| fur placed at a low Oui 1 Gloves—gray, brown, black e afterward the latter was shot at waistline confine the slight fulness.| for those who have tre of te lew $1.45 Men’s Silk Neckwear. .88 Bet ting Flannels.... 12). were .58....... PAR Smart prunella cloth models in plaited style. y the Prussians. e e idery that/neck. But medium low, un n —motre stripers, ieeoy @ warm under 9.09 Tse r? Matartianl found it im-|{orm euch a pretty ‘trimming’ start|neckiine tay be featured instead it|| figtres emcowell mates | oe he family. Deri’ Jerwy Flesse Several colore. Sixes 34 to 40. yer] Seana eats meta m,| belt an x ait eerans, of AY Vass pretty coll binatt FORREENGS-CAt Lice! ieailiananeaeail were 88. j D et into jum. , en e other al e rig! le-| Another collar com! ion 08. a Mercerized Continued ‘The bareau tent her to Warland, with back ‘The high colar, ‘which opens wowA be tao cloth and brown eatin, | Exceptional Sale of Children’s i" Hose “ » woul je to get) in nt, is not a necessary deta!l of|wi' \ brown fur at the belt and go) te Holand érom the Brit-'the frock, but smart and individual! thr }de in the embroidery. Jj See Page 19 for Other Hearn Advertising. ’