The evening world. [volume], July 09, 1920, Final Edition, Page 6, Image 6

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THE EVENING WORLD, F
BID AY, J U"L Y 9, 'lOO.
j- a. :
MILLIONAIRE DUPED
SAYS WIFE ASKING
BALM OF SI 00.000
Mrs. Jacobs Alleges Miss Croke
, Lavished Suitor's Gifts
on Husband.
' (Allegations Involving a myeteilouo
man of irealth and ti quocr four-cornered
romanco are made In an affi
davit filed In Supremo Court to-day
br Mrs. Efflo Elizabeth Jaoobs of No.
Ml West Wth Sfject In support of her
metlon to recover 1100,000 damages
from Miss May M. Croke for the loss
of her husband's nffcctlons.
Monte iK. Jacobs, the husband whose
tore Is valued at 1100,000, Is manner
Of the Teco Information Hureau at No.
Mil Broadway, a service supplying
inside race track "dope." Monte Ja
oobfi Is a Broadway Institution.
3Jrs. Jacobs tells a strange story of
a millionaire whoso love, she says,
ma as much abused as her own and
hThewe name," her affidavit reads,
' "I will omit from the public record,"
Mrs. Jacobs tells In her affadavlt
that she called upon Miss Croks at
her home. No. 127 Asbford Street,
Brooklyn, and Implored her to Klvo
Ud her husband, and. sho says. Miss
Ifive him imp than sho could hr eyes.
She says Miss Croke admitted lav
'iahlng gifts on her husband.
Tho Jacobses havo a daughter,
Dorothy, thirteen. The visit sho
mode to Miss Croke, Mrs. Jacobs
MAYOR ADVOCATES
OLD DOC PtfASE
WARS ON CORSETS
ON
I
RACT TO RUN
CTY-WD
E
Link' Them With Cigarettes
a Menace to Our Vaunted
Civilization.
as
BUSES
Question of Awaiting Leg
islative Action.
"Corsets and rlKnrcllM are fnsl
bringing cWlllr.ntlrm to ruin." Thus
spnke old Doc I Van'-, I'rcildcnt of tha
Non-Hmokers' Protective LeHgtie, who
" films to destroy the fut womHii'ii aid tn
rs i t lit .. ehnpcllrioss by linking the oorsct with
PUDllC tO Be Heard-JUly 27 011 t1D clRiirotte In tho work u human de
struction.
Until to-day II lind npt been g-n-ernlly
known that Doc I'eaao could And
time from hi task of liiuidlntr wallops
to cigarette imokers to croes swords
with Iho corset. The Doc uas asked to
tell about it.
"Hlr," said be, "do you realize Hint
the corset retards abdominal breath
ing, interfering with the free action of
tha diaphragm, and forces the viscera
into tht pelvic cavltyt"
The reported 'admitted It. Tho J.oc
continued:
"Tho whole trouble with women, lit
leant thoso who wenr corsets, Is that
thoy went to have graceful flgutaa. T'.io
corset la not the road lo this. They,
need excrclae Why, look at tho mil
Dial kingdom I You don't animals
NEXT AMENDMENT EDISON DEVOTES
AGAINST DIVORCE! HIS LIFE TO MUSIC
, I'i mouth, ungiana. hip
Dr. Ciwynne Organizes Society to I mprovenient of the Phonograf h, I which to . ,7C"X Vft'r.
I'tit Across Another Change ' ye ys, Will Be His 'England rorrrs of the ssiv
in Constitution.
An amendment to the United Stoles
Chief Aim.
were It) the cargo ofMhe Cunard liner
Inkula. whMi sailed for England to-day.
The tonei will bo the corner markers
of a now Salvation Army rltadcl In
I'D mouth. Kngland. the port Trom
pfiuru ,iuu yfiiri
of the New
atlon Acmy.
Mayor Ilytan moved ahead an
other peg In his proposed clty-wble
bus programmo to-c'uv when he read
to the Hoard of Estlmato at the
opening of Its session n Utter In
which he advocated that the city
enter Into a contract with a bus op
erator to cover tho flvo borouchc.
Tho Mayor proposed that tho city
agree with the operator to have him
purchase and run tho buses under
tho strictest city regulations at a
6-ccnt fare.
Tho question now for the 'people
to determine, he said. Is whether or
not thoy want to wait until tho
courts decide If Uio city has the
power to own, opcrato and control a
bus system, or wait for tho Legisla
ture to pass a law making city op
eration ft certainty by contract with
an operator.
Such a plan tho Mayor thinks
would Insuro universal transfers, a
more simplified organization nnd
cheaper operation. After a scathing
refoukc of, the traction Interests, the
Mayor roferrod to tho slogan ascribed
to Job E. Hedges "Let the people
walk." and suggested "lct the people
ride" us tho motto of the city. .
Tho Mnyor further proposes a pub
lic mooting ut City Hall bo that tho
savs. made her husband very angry,
and when sho called upon him at tho J)c(jpIe nay ,mvo tholr volcj, , tnc
home of his mother, May 28 last, ho , lnattcr. president Ia fluurdlu flf the
told her in the presence of her
nephew ho was through with her.
"I asked iilm what about little l
Dorothy, meaning our child," sho re
lates, "and he salifi 'Dorothy must be
the sacrifice.' "
MIsb Croko also told Sirs. Jacobs,
according to her affidavit, the same
roan, her employer, had elven her Sev
an ,jvut,uai, iPlVi UJKl uifci ana iiuu
pent It with Mr. Jacobs at the Sar
atoga Bprlngs races.
Muts Croke, according to Mrs.
Jacobs, then miggcatod that sho al
low her husband to glvo her a divorce.
a. ritinii n ij n 7 st l iiiMtniiitrntr
&JS PULLERS-IN WARNED.
Inst Not Kidnap l'aurnifri far
Coney's liny lair.
Charged with using strong-arm meth
ods by grabbing paasera-by And practi
cally forcing them Into Coney Island
buses at Times Square, eight bus driv
ers were haled bsforo Magistrate Corrl
gan In the VToat Side Court to-day by
Patrolman Walter S. Hogan of tho West
47th Street Station.
"We'll have a decision right now for
the whole summer,' said tho Court.
"When I'm going to my summer homo
on Long laVandi 1 don't want to bn
thrown into a bus that Is going to
Coney Island, and neither does any ono
lee. I'll suspend sentence this time,
but drivers should keep their hands
in their pockets, or handcuff them be
hind them. They must keep them off
passers-by."
KICK AT BOTTLES OF BABES.
Lltlle MItea Jlnrreil at Coney lalanil
Ilathlnir llonaca.
Capt. Byron Sackett of tho Coney
Island Police Station aaid be Intended
to confer this afternoon with tha Cor
poration Counsel concerning' reports
that two bathing houses have barred
women with baby carriages. The baths
re Uio Kensington and the Ited Devil
and 1i Is alleged they 'have stationed
pedal policemen on the boardwalk to
keep tho babies out.
The bath house owners era aald lo
have objected to the milk bottles which
accompanied the babies. The bottle,
tossed from carriage!, often broke and
bathers cut their feet. ,
STOLE SMOKES FOR CZECHS.
wearing corsets." Tho reporter seconded
the motion.
"They suy that malnutrition ,1s the
cnuso of the weaklings In our puhllc
schools," said Doc I'caso. "Not so.
It Is the tobacco smoko and tho corset
that has brough this about."
DEFENDS HIGHWAY BOARD.
Ctrl Clsmretla Hakvr Arrratrd
With 1.410 Around Watat.
Anna Kahak, of Uo. S06 .East Tint
Street, arrested ysaterday as she was
leaving the Anargyros Cigarette fac
tory, of No. 1122 Avenue A, with 1.410
cigarettes hidden In a bag around her
waist, to-day told Magistrate HrhWab
in Yorkvllle Court that she took tho
smokes to send to a number of brothers
and cousins fighting In the Czecho
slovak army In Ilohonila.
She was employed In the factory and
-wa arrvaieu auer rier employers no
ticed a marked change In her flguro,
She was held In J 100 ball for Special
Sessions'.
Arrrat In Ktttrl Shooting; Case.
Magistral Conway In the Long Island
City Police Court this morning held
Wendel J. PellUtar, forty-flvo. a painter
of Thornwood, N. Y., without ball for
examination July 12, on suspicion of be
ing implicated (n the shooting on July
1, pf Adam Zlttel, a dellcateesen dealer
at No. 0 Uroadway, Astoria, L. 1.
Zlttel was shot down In his own store.
Hoard of Aldermen suggested Madi
son Biuare tlanlcn. Wedncsduy, July
21, at 10.30 A. M. was fixed as the
date of tho public meeting In the
loard of Kstlmate. ,
After tho letter was read the
Mayor said tho recall might Just as
well apply to thoso In city orrice wnn
Ignored tho wishes of tho peoplo us
to the Judiciary.
THIEVES BORE HOLE IN WALL
Pass 90,000 "Worth nf Hltk. Nhlrta
TlirotiKli OiirnlnsT.
Illrsch & Hlrsch, haberdashers at No.
23 Uroadway, llrooklyn. were robbcil
ot $6,000 north of silk shirts and men's
furnishings Monday night. A second' at
tempt was made by burglars to enter
the store of Isadoro Uurnftiaum, No. 180
Have-neyer Street, llrooklyn, the same
turnt.
Th Hlrsrh ft Illrsch robbery was un
-usually daring. Tho thlevea operatnl
iw.ir mo .vurey Avenue c evaieu sta
tion, bored u hole through tne wan unu
one man Is OxmcVcil to havo ipassed mo
pick of the store's stock to companions
who loaded the goods into an automo
hild.
IWrgiars at tne uurnoaum store
bored three holes through the cellar cell
ing. They struck a ourgisr aiaroi anu
were ingnienea away.
BINGER HELD AS BIGAMIST.
Arrrat followa nhontlnsr of Ills
1'Mrat Wife by Woman,
Paul Itlnger of No. 1137 Oatrs Avenue
Tlrooklyn, was held In 15,000 ball for
examination July 23 on u charge ot
bigamy by Magistrate Doyle to-day
Dinger was arrestnd following the
shooting on Monday night in Highland
Park. Olendalo, ot Mrs. Klsle Dinger by
Alias Margaret Iilly. Detectives
chargo that the Lilly woman is a sec
ond wife of Dinger. He says, acrordlng
to tho police, thoy were married in
Manhattan on Feb. 4 last, after a two
weoks' courtship. Dinger married his
first wife May 15. 1916.
At Ht. John's Hospital It was raid
frlrs. Dinger will recover. The bulla:
las been extracted from her head.
$15,000 FUGITIVE FIGHTS.
Man Aernard of Maryland Itobbery
IlesUta ICxtradltlnn.
James Conley, on whoso head the
authorities of Maryland put a 115,000
price as one of the bandits who re
cently held up a bank at Sandy Springs,
to-day was sent to District Attorney
Swann s office by Maglarate Schwab,
When his atorney. ltobert Moore, pro
tested against his extradition to Haiti-
more,
Conley. alias John ailtehel . was ar
rested July 1 at No. 560 First Avenue.
wiiu juiiii iuyiv, iiarry juuyer aim i
two women, by detectives working on 1
Third Avenue Jewelry store robberies. I
The women were discharged next duy
and yesterday Doyle and Meyers were
discharged, naltlmore datectlvea were
on nana this morning to claim conley.
and will present their papers to Mr.
Bwann.
Poller Capt. I.eary Hurled.
Poltcl Capt John P. Leary ot thi
Classon Avenue Station. llrooklyn, who
died last Sunday at hlV horn In Ht. Al
bans, Queens, was burled yesterday In
Ht John's Cemetery. Vlddle Village. A
l requiem mass was celebrated at 10 A.
M In St. Mary'a rtoman Catholic Church,
Jamaica, by the Dev. John .M. Scheffel,
the rector.
One of Dueled Jrraoy Commission-
rr llrpllra to Milliards.
John W. Herbert, chairman of tho
New Jersey Htato Highway Commission
removed by 3ov. Bdmnrds, to-day Issued
a statement decniring that tne uoni-
nilsslou had used every effort to ro
hnbllltato tha State hlgliwAys system,
whloh Gov, Edwards said they had
failed to do.
Mr. Herbert said sound business
policy mnde necessary taking over corn
plcto control a the highways, to which
the Oovornor objected, and that tho se
vere weather of last winter hud given
the Commission a heavy task to accom
plish.
He also said that the Commission hnd
Ixen in favor of a smaller mllvage of
concrete construction, Instead of the
lighter construction which entails grrat
expense for maintenance. This, Mr. Her
bert declared, ji-.is the real reason tho
old Commission '.'was led to the sacri
ficial block."
ChaurTrnr llrld In Ilnnk-Hplilierr.
Abe Weinberg, tenty-two, was held
in 115,000 ball for examination July l:.
by Magistrate Couwny In tho Long Isl
and City Police Court this morning on
a charge of being implicated in the at
tempted rubm-ry or the liann or Man
hattan, Corona, L. I.; July 7. when six
bandits wi-ro driven off by a bombard
ment of Inkstands nnd sponge holders
thrown nt them by Uie osslstiint rashlcr
I "Ten years from now music will be
Constitution making divorco Impossible recognlicd s cssenthil to th- mental j
Is proposed by a new organization I and moral well being of the human
fnr.n.i ..ml- ii. ,.f ii. ,...i.i I rnce." w.is the ilpcliiratlon of Thomas!
for the Upholding of the Sanctity of
Marriage. The Dev. Dr. Walter Qwymie
of Summit, N. J., who announced the
organization, said Its purpose Is In
dorsed by Bplscopnl clergymen of New
York and numerous Judges.
The society will try to extond Its
membership to every Christian de
nomination In the country and will
prranh the doctrine that no minister
should re-marry a divorced person
under any circumstance. It will tlrst
try to get a revision of tho Episcopal
Church canon on the solemnization of
matrimony to prohibit ro-mnrrlage
under the church law of any divorced
person.
Pr. a wynnc, who Is General Secretary
of the society, said that among the mem
bers of the organization are Supreme
Court Justlco Vernon M. Davis, tho
IUv. William T. Manning of Trinity and
tha Ulght ltcv. Paul Matthews.
A. Edison, In a nrastiage sent to-day to
' the Edison Dealers' Caravan Conven
I t'on. In session at the Knickerbocker
Theatre. In which he nnnounced that
the Improvement of the phonograph will
claim his xntlro time for tlie remain
dor of his life.
"Ten yeais on the calendal, or In to
life of a num. Is a considerable perlol
of time," aald tho Wizard In his jnes
sngr, "but when we build for the future
udecodc Is a, small matter. There are
severs! major arts and of these music.
In my opinion. Is the greatest
WENT AFTER "OAK LEAF TEA"
Hut llr (Jot lll Lravn Vrnm Park
Trrr, Which Coata 3 I'lnr.
Demetrius Schrelms of No. 32 Cherry
Street,' Manhattan, was fined 12 by
Magistrate Doyle In Jamaica Pollen
Court to-day and warned against clip
ping any more oak loaves In Forest
Park. Hchrcbas was nrrosted yester
day when Park Keeper Thomas Itelber'a
attention was attracted to a heavy fall
of leaves from an oak.
Sohrotxm told the Court his doctor
advised him to give a sick brother a
Imi ill In oak leaf ten. Ho said tha
brother's log was Injured and that oak
lonves were the best euro.
I have been quoted as desiring to ace
pnonogrsptj in every American home.
What I want to sea In every American i
home la music, so realistic and so per
fect In Its rendition as to he un unend
ing source of benefit and ideapure "
WOMEN, SCHOOL PRINCIPALS.
I'nlrraon, V. J., Amende l.nir to
Make Thrm nilltlhlr.
Urgent need for persons qualified to
hold prlnclpalshlps In public schools
has forced the Paterson, N. J., Hoard
of Education to amend Its bylawa so
as to permit women to hold these po
sitions. They will be required to pass the
regular examination, an announcement
to-day said, and will receive the same
pay now being paid men principals.
Superintendent of Schools Wilson
told the board at 'a meeting last night,
that It would bo Impossible to keep all
schools supplied with principals unless
women were permitted to hold the
office. Three public schools are now
without principals,
"PLYMOUTH ROCK" SHIPPED.,
(Sranltr niocka Srnt to ICnscIand fur I
t'ar In Memorial
DOSTO.S. July 9. Four 400-pound
blocks of granite hewn near the land
ing place of tho Pilgrims nt Plymouth
Confidential Credit
far j
'I CufflrKl
-A.
E remarkably 1 o w
prices which prevail at
Hygradc despite the high
quality of our Clothing, de
spite the easy credit terms,
are always a cause of pleas
ant eurptise to visitors.
iMBSt STORE OuiflttiRaidnhiU(ln4
onstviNiMS ourQxditVUntiCom'tnimct
131 WEST125!J!ST.
113 Nassau Street
Near Ann Street
Cordon &Dilworth
Real
ObangeIIabmaiade
HOCTftSSER
f 141 -1423 THIRD JtVENUS
ftsmmtk NEAR OOOT RUT
FURNITURE
Cash orCredit
OPEN EVERY EVENlJi,
Holzwasser Home
Talks No. SOS
WHY wait lor thr read rst.
to fumUh your homf Why
put off hating the j'lrMiirc
of dnllliK br ovr own liimUle.
when iu t-au come here, now or
at any time. Mlect thn furutturt
uisi oa turns IU atipuu twet alul
Kin mmi roinionauid in
ik pay fur It Ut'
your
on term of our own rnuohlnf. and
l'llICJH THAT
Kb a j';KB otrr ok tijk
JII fjOST OV UVI.Nllt Vm
Oler a nuartor nf a irntury W( hale
at
tfA
1IIUII
furnWhnt tfce lunm of Now York'a
mum aucriminating youjis couplos.
Why not you I
h initure beuthl now may be
held in our warehouse, slor
a;e free, until wanted.
Knally rraohrj from M'eat
hhle b With or rl)th St.
llua from ItmaHwitir.
I Vitile lor IUU-ta;a Cstaleisnd
1 U-pafe Special Sale Grcular
$245
J.ROOM APARTMENT
BEST Sl'fl VAI.UB
4.RC0M APARTMENT tc
PKiT r.oo vai.ph vJo
t-ROOM APARTMENT $585
Our Liberal Terms
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timl avily"aiM te haw tnt
(uie, Mw iHW and Coaaxxicin,
Wr Dellier bv Autu TrueL
l)lrrl to Voar Door,
At 14th Street Armoty--
Ideal for Summer Outings and Vacation Wear
HALF PRICE AND L
And Your Money Back If Not Satisfied
A sale that continues to grow in wonder in bigness and power and popularity the
more New York women and New York men realize the tremendous scope of this gigantic
enterprise that places IMMEDIATELY WITHIN THE REACH OF ALL the finest foot
wear in America at one-half the present retail pricc3. Through Frank & Pinera Co., Inc.,
Exporters of Shoes and Leathers, the greatest shoe manufacturers in the country have placed
thousands upon thousands of pairs of their finest grade shoes on sale at the 1 4th Street Armory
at less than factory cost.
Mothers! More Shoe Bargains for Baby!
Child's Welt
Eal Shoes
Sizes S to 8
S 6.50 Values
Welt Bluchers
-r
4
Chilli's and
Misses'
in Proportion
Dress Pumps
Patent Leather, Tan and Mack.
(Infants Stses)
79c
Child's and
Misses'
in Proportion
Children's
Shoes
Welf Bluchers
SIZCS 5 to 8
$5.60 Value
2m HI
Women's Shoes the Talk ol New York!
All
Si.ea
All Widths
.99
Actual Values to $15.00
Shoti aa rrfwt as tty are beautlful-ai
sua In quallir aa they ara low In frtea
rcpraacnilai all that la lauat and amarirat la
liuiupa, otfordi and boota for wouun and
nluw of real Iratbrr and rral worth. Whr nl
HAVK Iwo and urn tlmia IU price of rout
akoeat
itiitrr
llurk If
Not l'lewird
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You majr rtlura en Diamoad Hmg. Pin, Lavallitl or Broodi putdiaeed
froea ua a nallet hew loaj it haa been worn, end have it rrplaced.
We aBew (aB price la eichasfe oa all Diamoad Jewelry for 'one ol
our up-o!ale asd eicluaive new lljrlet,
Ask
for our
Book
of
Gems
ONFIDENTIAL
REDIT
1374 BROADWAY BiTa
Sutf ar not used
in making
Grape-Nut
nnr rermirtA in
a. W Nafsy 4 W i at a
j serving.because this
! unusual cereal is so
sweet from natural
sugars developed
from the grains.
Men's Genuine Goodyear Welt Shoes
Munson Cast, U. S. Govt. Specification Shoes
$ff? Qtt $10 to $15 Values
Guaranteed 100
V Genuine Leather
Made for comfort and wear tho ideal shoe for
conductors, motormen, policemen, postmen nnd
all those who are required to be much on their feet.
Navy Specification Shoes HI $6.98
NINTH COAST DEFENSE ARMORY
8:30 A.M. to C.30 P. M. j STREET Just West of Sixth Avenue.
Convenient to Subways and Devated Lines or 14th St. Crosstown A Step Irom Hudson Tube
FRANK & PINERA CO., Inc. Exporters
Biggest Value-Giving Event
Now Going On !
OUR 20 DISCOUNT SALE!
Shop! Make Comparisons, Then Come
and See Us.
OUR VALUES CANNOT BE EQUALLED !
20 Off Everything
pring & Summer
Suits
Former Prices Now
$40 Less 20 $32
45 Less 20 36
50 Less 20 40
55 Less 20 44
60 Less 20 ' 48
65 Less 20 52
70 Less 20 56
Kmcaidl Kimball Clothes
Famous for Fine Tailoring
TWO-PIECE SUMMER SUITS
Tropical Worcteds, Silk Mohairs,
Palm Beaches and G'abardines
Former Prices:
$20, 22.50, 25, 30 and 35
20 Off, therefore you pay
$16, 18, 20, 24 and 28
A Special 20 Value Event
About 150 Spring Sui' j
Formerly Sold
at $35 up to $55
Now at $30 Less 20
You Pay J$
A Two-Day Special i
$12.00 White Flannel Trousers
At 20 Off. You Pau $9.60
27 Cortlandt St. ( Church! St; )
SIXTH AVE. L. AT DOOR HUDSON TUBE AT CORNER
nullum e I
Our Essy
Psyment Plsn
applies every
where within
150 mllee of
New York.
We furnish
A p a rtments
and Homes on
Weekly or
Monthly pay.
mente.
4-Piece William and Mary Period Jacobean Oak Suite
Coneletlno of Buffet, China Cloeet, Serving $OiQ.50
Table and Dlnlno Tablei AS Inehee wide, 6 ft. VW&VV
extenalonj ae Illustrated; at
m
Sewlnn Me
chine, as Jl
lustrated, at
$57-50
iP
SEWING MACHINES ON CREDIT.
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On OHr
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