The evening world. Newspaper, October 24, 1922, Page 10

¥ si yg Two, Mra, L “ce Ne t 99 wife Numba ‘ rst stay home to cook the wed- i nEAT CASE. aw Breaks Up a aT riangle “Love Nes et He Teal aeleioal she Sate oS; it’? B ilt fo M d Wi bride groom with a kis After this the ‘spirits’ were piri ut or Man and Two WES | 0255 sappy. otn wiven , > fectly happy. Long was + happy He was so happy that he casually : revealed to a woman reporter one day ‘ the ideal love nest tucked away In the ; Indiana hills, owned and operated by 3 BY Among the pilgrims 4 shrine were officers of the law. i) Mrs. Poripot: Charged fulled to find Willard at home, i ce ‘ i was endeavoring to explaih to a fran. With Having Killed | ittle tic mother at Police Headquarters in inic ow everything had been Dominic Leo. arranged for the best by thé angels Rut mothers have a Way with them 7 use against M Lovett that surpasses even the angels ' ard was taken to jail, a AE Eieash NN distracted wives that all would turn urged with man out right—the spirits un down ant The spirits also sed six, of No. 9¢ legal assistance a “elt irreverent hint ut ies halal lah Two he spirited to Ohio, a jury nhe remained for weeks until discov “a cred and brought back for the trial. JURY WRECKS “LOVE NEST" IN s. Thompson in 20 MINUTES. ought hysterical Despite Long's eighteen, Rowe La, norable. business mar timony that there h Jother than a “spiritual testifying in he lnotive for his second marriage half, told of stri the boy [spite the apparen ideal condition. and suid of the “Long Love Ne ‘ became hysterical and k only twenty minutes to ees sag . eal of its disapproval cried. 1 thought it was a terrible ana MCCRORY thing, 1 was very, very sorry.’ 1 nony so far as American citi Mrs, Leo, rising frum her seat In zens were concerned. the rear, began sereaminz Long got five years entiary “You—you—you erie Mrs, Leo t raaie Cub menenten) tena! broke into a shrill, sa © Jaugh fidently predicted, as he we The proceedings were stopped, Mrs. leased on bail, pending 4 Leo was led from the room at the In- nis eaNe Meanwhile the courts grind slow! ce of Judge Meiuu a, reeves Ben Wee Soh RET TOEU ROS townrd final decision on the case and dia return. the Longs are living togethe: Mrs? Thompson admitted her eat - the exception of the second wife, had run up on the sidewalk of East left to right the court awarded to her mother 23d Street, near: Vooriies Avenu 7 Marjorie G McFall LONG, a Brooklyn. She agreed wit witnesson Clara Lee LONG RUM SHIP FLEET for the prosecution that the acéident happeted after her car had been got Mary Lee Durrett LONG HEADED THIS WAY off the sidewalk and back on the : and Willard W LONG : cael roadway with the aid of severa! men, ~ The dry y has recelv but denied practically all other im- baress: portant testimony of the prosecution's of the progress tow this witticuses. fleet of British rum-runner Mrs. Thompson 4 she became At least $0,000 eases of Bahama bo. conftived when her car was shoved John: -ADRAbY, who Sldgen from t sidewalk into the street, and e >| ni en ere temporarily lost control, formation at Prohibition headquarters, — said yesterday that Included in SENTENCED FOR FORGERY . fleet, which started . Cece . early a week ago, were the schoon ON MOTHER'S CHARGE|The “Spirit” Commanded | that ne haa committed bigamy white] says, that the only way to obtain] Barly & 8 mse, Ware sbe SON rt ne +, [admitting that he had married nine-|sufficient time to deliver the mex. | ers Arethusa, Pocomoke, Youth Found Gailty of Tennwfer- Willard Long to Take Sec-|tcen-yeur-old Marjorie Gayle Metall] siges to the world through Marjorie rand the Beauma Savings Account. Qn rie Fypfol Louisville, Ky. his assistant as} wa to marry he This was on » Beauma is thought H o Live i 0 an ; ; eauma is th Shi thdek “gully” oh hid, seeher ond Wife to Live With artment manager for a targe fash-|Oct. 16, 1921. But Willard was a a, well, known in iter tsk concn, FRG GSN First and Daughter, lonable store dealing in women's] rently married, he told the spirits, || Mr. Apple id the Irene Neat ectives: at eaiss creel clothing, was that the its had Ten days later his wife “died.” She re on their way here Lg " ommanded the marri so their] wax “dead” five minutes at least be-| of these sels Is believed to be car- Mrooklyn, was to-day sentenced to (Special to The Vvening World.) Work could proceed without interrup-]eause both Willard und his wife de-| rying good whiskey serve from, one year and three months} LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct Until] tion clure it is true. The “spirits” had| Mm Appleby said he had word that to two years and six months in Sing}an unspiritualistic jury of married] TESTS IN HYPNOTISM STARTE )| Solved the p noby simply taking |the Onward, whose skipper caused all Sing by Judge Martin folks—including three women, one of ALL THE TROUBLE. Mary 1 spirtt|the trouble recently by defying cus- Mrs. Lens istein of No. om asf do convicted|> In sho © two marric st al y an- toms officials on one of the ry : Droskiyn, ha whom was a widow ny short. the two married in sc pitts Ho wa’ AOrBeaTL bake wis dacetiaral he stole her savingy| Willard W. Long of bigamy, fixing rite TRAE ROMA ORG DIGN a: Oe um not mys 1 wonling her name changed — ae nt hook from a hat box and took} his punishment at five years in the} SB!tt 4 ' ‘ tely chan) Long's] Phoebe. She also is being it to the bank, where he had the mon ane Nar a f story of -evénts leading up to declare fron, *. ong's | from a lead color to black changed to a commercial account. by | /4!ana penitentiary, Willard and hi awblishment of this novel tri- | mout tat Kee ay ie a ali 2 Sa forging her name. Goldstein 1s then al-|{two wives, Mary and Marjorie, had like a warning from “ Sig A aew Cenae hi ——————————— Teepe ave drawn checks for $1,000] the cutest little love nest out on]}Great Psychological Cr wherein louima my whola nature mae ahaabed ‘ Daisy Lane, near New Albany, you | the PgR ee aD ining: Lier oaniers I used to love cats, now Ido not. vel] —SSSSOSOSOCOSOSOOSOOCSYdS ye See ee ' deo Paris re-|Tminal tendencies hy pnotier stopped biting my ger nulls STATE TO DESIGNATE ever em ne vol 3 ase sre MAluMANIEIeEHRLOT CR tue vk stor ay biting my finger nalts, Tam sel to he ebirits summoned by Jappearances muy be. As told UDo POSITION ON BALLOTS] winira trom spiritiand, testify in| Long and his wives to news} Bitchy Sain Mant’ have anoter 5 his behalf, he felt confident that he] porters, he rose fro: yundle bo: 5 Soa see rt another Appellate Division Upholds De-} would Aen She wallitaers amen te ps we voy in woman divide the love of my hiusbat ctw! . x . partner In thet with me? died October ust. as|} tslon Against Local Boards For that matter, Willard Long is}business, and then to store managar,| willard «de et Lays “aa | The Appellate Division. in Brooklyn] out on bond, pending the appeal of | before he was forty yours of age SeBLEReNIcatI Tad ChavGnly womascis to-day affirmed the recent ruling of Su-] his case -to the Indiana Superior] Then the spirits began to bother! ine world whose apie ¢ a ea Prem Court Justice Van Siclen that} Court, But he ts minus one of his|him, shortly after one of his girl as-pfrom heaven. Instead. of iain teas the drawivg of lots in the determination | W1¥@# Who has been forced by the |sistants, Marjorie, had called his at-Tiows. of Marjodie, {love her lk et. the positio: nthe: ballot candi court o return to her parents, or|tention’ to the wonders performed b sister and Clara 1 yur little daugh arse ihe sible. cotcor allot of candi-| else go to jail for illegal things donela French psychologist with hypno-|ter toree hae ton ittle daug for the State Secretary of State rather} (2 save Willard from jail, In the|tism, Willard and Marjorie tried ex-| ‘The ease has puzzled psychologists than lock Veataber auctions "er | mean time, Willard and wife number} periments. He hypnotized her, and in| Mrs, Long does not seem insane de, The specific case was if the State was] Ne avd thelr daughter, a high school {the trance condition “spirits” entered | gpite her words, Marjorie ie necieet to draw lots determining position on|&itl, sit at home grieving over the|her body. She visited his home anal]sane, ‘The court had not a doubt. as the ballots of th nes of William F,| loss of wife number two from, the }deseribed it, though she hud never to Willard Long Sunity Hagarty and Willlam B, Carawell,| family circle! a , Cleans w.. Democratic candidates for’ Suprems| Mrs. Mary Lee Long, who married periments oceupie AN EASY WAN TO DODGE. BIG: right way— Court Justices in Kings County Willard in 1903, and bore him altime that the spirits became res AMY CHARGE 8 h ae —_ lovely daughter, Clara Lee Dong,Jat the tnterferenoe in their work by 5 “WwW . Jat the Interfe wir work by] Being advised by the spirits that ashes, does not DIES AT 100 YEARS OLD now sixteen, is not at all Jealous off guch material things as attending tol since wife Number One wae dead, it scratch or scour the IN NEW JERSEY HOME Marjorie Gayle Long, nineteen, who}the business of the store. But they | would ull right and perfectly legal married Willard at Jeffersonville,fovercame that by telling Willard}to marry, Willard there pon: escorted enamel..- Ind. Nov. 16, 1921, according tofwhat prices to ask an inconvenient | Maric from Kentucky to Jefferson- ’s i S ey eres ‘Jcourt records and his own admission. oustomer for dresses ey assisted vile, Indiana, and they \ eed Colgate 8 is safe to ; i No, Mrs. Long the first|nim to write advertisements, and|by « minister of his church Ih ate use every day. Daniel H. Garton, who last June was| says emphatically, “Iam not jealous dispose of other little me BOTH OT EMIR (KE THe GUT itcenaos Hesiod ‘ 300 years old, died yesterday at the} but love Marjorie, Why should | be[ors, He is no longer cmployed hy|the clerk he was a Widower Clara |] Large size 25¢ —— Medium size 10¢ Home in Friendship, near Bridgeton, N. | Jea! ? Did not the spirits com-ltne store Lee, bis little daughter, stayed away J. which he had occupied for seventy. | mand the marriage? asides. this isl At” last they told Willard, so he] fecra heh sehool. tn ERmeeeiey five year not me but a spirit from heaven . mn Pe Se. pint seeribed his long life to regular} talking from my body.” - Ret ie ae atin norted to have sald! Long's defense sin criminal court. ‘ ; ih the evening and rise at 7] Where he was convicted of bigamy, nt | | 1 the morning » addition to s tinged with spiritualistic and oc HHH | | randchitd: and great}cult references that were never al | | Idren, he leaves one great great | lowed to go to the jury led down grandchild, two years old | This is the hame | : T 1S universally conced- TIVOLI ed that a specialist can | a give you better furniture. | + ri } ae ‘What is not so generally known is that from a spe- Cialist you can actually get better values. | If you will come to Flint HAH .Roors | & Horner's you will see HAH Tou | for yourself what wonders STANDART are worked by concentrat- RUD RAE Ak ing all the power of a great A handsome Colonie! piece business in doing one task —_{# th! solid mahogeny Gow , ernor Diogley table, and its supremely well! petee {3 only $67.50. 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MISSING SUBMARINE and Reach French Port. cr Channel, ft became known upon “There can be no really popular and beautiful mode of dressing women's hair so long as women hide their tresses and curls beneath unsightly picture hats and laughable toa Marcel declared. “The present day hat is the entmy of we st appearance, A eautiful mode of dressing the hair cannot ex ist so long as women grasp their hend- gear and pull it down over thelr halt with “While no specially beautiful coiffeur will be Invented until women’s ‘hats are made suitable to receive ft, a new style of dressing the hair ts coming into fashion this winter, It ts the Greek olffeur, an adaptation of the mode of man. When abandoned the submarine Friday for Calais. ns coast and will be towed tnto marine a MAN TAKEN FOR ROBBER rush Chauflear Was Sho From Restaurant, 1830, in which hair ts brought to the back of the head with the ald of hair waving converted Into a mass of curls. > WOHAVEN FL RE. NEW HAVEN, Conn., Oct, 24.—Stu- ents of the Milford Preparatory School lightly fire A chaut MeCarthy was shot last Thursda 1 and (three other men ran o¥ STUDENTS IN ed. paying their check Jumped into a taxicab, Pat to-day to fl dormitori Street Stat taken place. The bullet penetrated the cab lodged In McCarthy's back B. Altman & Cao. Quality Trunks led in the Department on the tere selections can be made from the mewest and best makes, at very I Smartness of style, 1 and spaciousness ied in the construction of these trunks, which include wardrobe, dress, steamer, hat and shoe models, im the sizes most in demand. 13 hangers . - as They are open-top medel, of two=p vulcanized fibre, with three-ply veneer finish; fitted and dust- shoe box, laundry bag urtain. roof Bed Furnishings at miuch less than regular prices for to-morrow (Wednesday) are excellent; the seasonable. 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