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0RRIGIBLE,SHE
IS ARTIST EXILE
vtrs. I ?*? Griffin 1 oses
Fight for Reinstatement
in ?earners Club.
??OH I) NOT rRANSMIT
.\ ?LIAR" MESSAGE
iheft Cttargt I Igves m k'nu
Her Photos of Nul?". ( ansed
Much Qossip
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OIBl BKATEBfl SCARF. FOl.ICK
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pre 11
> Ih apata nn.1 munV
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land! yeaterde) where :he> nearly
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SUICIDE A CL?W
IN BIG NOTE FRAUD
i ountei fciting Printers Hunt! ti
\fter Southington Bank
Cashier's Swindle.
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AUTO OVERTT?Ra\'?>. KILLS ONE
(mother Man Probably ratal's Hurt
Wh.n i nr U Wrecked In < ??rntielri.
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Tossed in Amo. Two Escape,
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Coa it Depart n Ird Floor)
Exclusive Novelties in
Spangled Garnitures
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m i ng Depart?
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#?ftl) Avrtuir - ifia?tami Annutr
*** ?nb 35th fctrrr?fl grin fnrii
MRS. WOHR GOES
ON TRIAL TO-DAY
Woman Kates Charge of
Hiring Negroes to Kill
Her Husband.
CONFIDENT JURY
WILL ACQUIT HER
Defence Working In tin- Dark,
Ignorant of Detnili <>i
Prosecution's i aso.
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Tri.. ?del ce?, R I . .Inn <? Prot? ?
foi Mr? I'm.. ?!?<?: h f
lac? ro? f.,t ram
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rho pre - ui.-.l ? r?i
ore? suit
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? ' opinion that th) worn?
ii : no . reden .
? : ?s? mon) 1 ?. ?? ' ?
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presid?
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latir?. .1 ?? ?
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r th? tri?
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to ni| ? m -, ti"
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a .',?'!
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rig. Mim;. ? .. pp? ?i i
vert more perturb?
? i ??? ?? ho face, tria
a % h ire?! I hrrr negi
? er husbai i snd 1
- ? ? , ? : ?J Buri
,
? . i ? ?/hen
11 ? sut
Dr. M
ling,
r.nd Hem ? H. Sp?
c la? to dent
ion, p.?,,pHr< ? ? tinea
.... the ? d of th.
Mr?. Mohr ? ?nlidrnt
- Mohi .1 .'. Ii****? in n bos I ?
sgona opposit? th?? doctor'?
di deserte?
led blinds. A
the dooi to day sa - <
dm
night, that
and tea? confident of the
ral before hi 1 I
:-. ??age. cairn frot friend?
rassing th?rt
?. r -.- ? ocence, and those helped greatly
eei
late to-nigl I the pros? c
and th? defene? worked at the final r?
adjustments of theli easas. To Arthur
ng, principal eounsel for Mrs.
Mohr berth in lift divorce sull sn I hei
has beet sd -lohn
I. one of th? foi t crim
the st;it<>. It
rt as trial lawyi
renew it" ?
or a 't'ai:?te 'r
? . . ?-. accused ? I
also ei i
aim that (hi ai i ept
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?r th?? chargr?? aga
t that there a a. no Cot
-...--? ? . th? murdei
wa. no |.) * ' '? nary
? ;. ..... . the grand jui j pro.
?ras d?
For the mosl part I i la?
, ? ; ??? - . bl ged t?
? . ne?, ipap? r eporti
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\\ ill \ i-.it thr >?enr
after th? ? hi beei
ntei
, with Mrs.
-, to ? ii<? seel
? . ? Barrington, on th?
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end wa.
The
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Mn Mohi
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?nd's proper?
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ad Wi
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racii
lies ? .
will 1.
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Burg? ? . ear.
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be aim? n t rum th? 1'
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WAP PLANT EVICTS
OCEAN YACHT CLUB
i ake rhree Vear I case of $1.
000.000 Staten Matul Pier.
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eek? ago th?
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front, ?in whtcl
(ituated, to R Marl
... t. said t
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entire property
iVanty of I
rstri ' ? must
rapabl? doci
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ItOI It ha ? ?? .' bandtre m Tih-r
Lewis !
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t-aj.
Ml,S KI.IZ Am/Ml I Mollit! AND HEW
( INI.1)1,KV
Mrs. Mohr will go ? tris i Provident?, R. I., to-day on the chargt of
hiring tii'iri'K- to kill lirr husband last sunsmcr.
JERSEY MEN SHOT
IN WAR PLANT HIOTS
Rum .nul < old Cause I rouble in
(amp in l akehurst Woods.
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led, .ir i i:. Re? i kao of this
,? ?ai?i to have be?
he?'l Striking: arorkmen ? ? ? n
isant yeeterd kid that the
ble had be? ? i
-,, the rean?t of >r le-*ed ? I
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re un to the "?
It wi that t tins; fol?
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MRS. DONA'S PLEA
FOR FUNDS DENIED
Court Will Not Let Ex-Mrs.
Von Claussen Manage
Her Large Estate.
AWAITS NEW OFFERS
TO ACT FOR MOVIES
I ?inner Innate of Asylum Holds
Up First Proposition in Hope
of Better Terms
Mrs, I?!? ron ' la'inen I)..: .
rwn. snd "a' marri?"?l ??, Francia Dom
? imedietel ? .-. * i ? r hei r eicn >
? ros the M
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pay fo ? ? ? ? hill?.
Thla ? * he '!?" ?aioi
? mpkina, of
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urday n fht and a
; ,? yeaterda]
Mr?. Dona a; with hi
? - Rotel Denn i, ? atlant I
She lOOfhl *n regain possession of her
fortune, irhieh i? in charp? ol
brother, Matthew ClsuSSSn
, rompkina Anda "aha ?a* releai
i thie cmirf on parole from the M ddle
town -'fite Hof*iital, arhere
been i onfl nod ;. ? an inaane per
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r.f? her re>aFo from tha tat?
? i her parola th? i latod* ?
rothei
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of hei parole, rhiel ?rai I ?
it hi brother'
c City and ale
itro snd d eel Ion, ..?..i ?.?"?er m
. s- til .: ttendanl to E
; oyed b> her l?r?itl <*i.
"1* now appear I i ,V -1 ??
i ?'? brother mtn making: the aiipliea
tion for her ?li?fhari?e and the court?
- a,' r a r i T i n ur it, and noon efter her re?
lease nhe le?* r.er brother*! home,
eluded 'He nur?e or attendant em|
. . and " Ith ?? man whom ahe
i.f'eru n.r?l marn?'?l left the Itate
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? nmataneei I he court wi II
i mo o.im.ii n '
orne and
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Mrs. Ida Von Claussen Dona
Kxpects Better Film Offers
lu i ?-*?.. la 1
Philadelphie, Jai 9 I'? ndini
arrival ef that remitte
10 ?;i ? from New York. "' OUI '
? laneaen Dona, the
?? huaband ha? glean rise t?
aidersble debate, ms go nto th?
'??? o? ?.??? " In ? letter ??. the "P
!.' iI.'.t" ?he ?av ? ? ' ! oi ?
off, t nrr.| la waiting 4 il other
flim companiea ma
Tha eouateei r ?
. ?' tl ne ? papei , ? : iei il
Gilberl Done? an architect
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llo'pital at
?? adda:
"Mr Dona mur
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aas ?'i pert sp i
I olitica ? j ?? ? ' ? '? '" '"'"'
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itai the fo?
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f-IANT CONTINUES RAMPAGE
I'enn Station Terrr.r H?Mlen Jen I'olirr
and fVfSChs Bertille? BOOSS.
Anton.,? Sari, s giant Italian
, bore i rcont? tei polii emen
.... '? .? I'er
Police Headquarter*!
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omparal
.... . men bound L.m
'l he proeei graphing
Inking | fli . ' ' thai
? inued
In Han ihowed boa danforo
a? *.. arouse hie anger on Bs
, an, lifter miisini I * train
at the Pannaylvania Sta'ior. be il
. , r men before he eoold I.res
? ?,m?- \ fter I | eked m a ? ?
at uni
nil ??? preparing to tike
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GIFTS TO ELM IRA COLLEGE
?addition el Two RuiMinga \nn?>unicii
li> l're?irlent .1 li. Sha..
??nnou i ?
? g to I rs.ge, a-..: '.:' an
otl.butioi that maka a
aeond bu Iding poaa -. . -.
a reception in 1101
? ant, Dr. John Balcom Shaw. .-.
? by the Elmira ib. of
New V?,r;, ,r the home ol its pros
Mr?. < a* (imham
'?'? ? ?' 116th Street Man)
ilumna irere preaent
No mention '.var< rn-,
tl
uhic .-. ia felt I
, . 4- . ? | ,
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Hiding,
to Di ?lacKenr.il th? it? prei I
FINDS PICTURE; STABS WIFE
'.' ,-I..I.-.I \|so Irr.*? Worn.-, n 4?ut ol
H iiiitova . Police Sa?
Prank i smote bn ig e? o!
quarrela with hia wife to n --a**
cluaion yeeterda* * .*>? ?,-.- r -,.- ?
'he ponce, h? ?tahhe?! her t? .- I tl
-mil knife
? a sscond ?" ?
rooms, al 19 Rsmiltoi 31 in?
th? piet ire
? H?i to be a ries
ted th? it domei
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'-.-.* .?ata?. fin f am?
???.Mi. aVtmats?ef tata saiwrd*it
Fighting France
DUNKBROUI TO BEI.FORT
By Edith Wharton
'Nothing ? e that I baas ie?'l
h i - ,-v Int ? ths
In It. ? a ,-. hu- thl?i
rlr VHurton'l If. -r
,-? ? lipas of a --.m
pathetii and intelligent "l"?ervrr.
I /!?;? ?? i react' Ii Edith Uhar
I n magi \m Otts 'r.N???*rrr
I. GlIaMS '" tht V#B Y 'rlr <nn
-BMnN t ti oo mstm
CHAKl.KSS("K!HNKR'SS()jVS
COASTI.NG COSTS LIFE. SIOHT
(In- Killed .?.rl iriiirlrrt in Km
dent? I p?tate.
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II < hapnian. o'
i? blindad in a bobsled
' " ? ?? *, fourteen.
if Ii | ? h i from injurie?
??? nte tniahap
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? '? .aprr.at- (r r.*- - ?? I 'ick a
11 sgaieat-i
? s b"
1er a team of ? ? i See
'. ' . wai .- ?? ?
. . ..? ft
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DEF.R TAXES A MIIK BATH
It? Ir/i.?. \n?.t h.-r. WMIe ?? Third I.
-hut b) KrriT
\ tig aeros* th?
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the Man il Roi
r a
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Beginning today, the authentic
Semi-annual Sale of
Saks Overcoats for Men
Former prices:
$50 $48 $45 $40 $38 $35
at $29
A small cha - r
Main clothing sales ;it this season, particularly thus?- which are inosi bla?
tantly advertised, arc held for recuperative purposes only. A .Saks sale is
diff?rent. Il is the logical conclusion <>i n season. It is nev?r by anj
chance an exiiedienl improvised for profit. V? e tlon I till im t pom outside
?anirvt's. We are not a dumping ground lor manufacturer's excess stocks.
We sell only Saks clothes, sale or no sale.
Ami thai is ?vin, m this Sal? ofOvercoats In '?(inning toda) we leaturi m
i|isi)la\ figures lin* former prices nl ivlneh these <>\ 'rcoats sold, becausi
ilic\ actualh are Ihe former prices Ih?- Saks standard prices for t i 11*
overcoats original basic intrinsic native undoctored free from ar?
tificial coloring as standard as morality, currency and Time!
Regulation coats, single breasted coats, frock over?
coats, v/armth-without-weight coats, storm coat.-,
"TH-at coat?, kimono-sleeve coats, and, in fact,
every sort of overcoat for every sort of occasion.
(Ontinuing today :\nd tomorrow
I ht- Semi-annual Sale of
Saks-rnade Suits for Men at $23
Reduced from these prices
$3H $35 $30 and $28
i
Broadway ^t? ? ?XfltttpattJ} '* 34h S'
aksl?Inm|ianij
Broadway at 34th Street
B?eginning this morning we shall offei
4,800 Men's Shirts
at $1.65
t A most inclusive showing u ilist iietivt shirts.
m imiisiiallv efltective designs.
i Included are iiii|><>rtrd Madras ami Japane.s
crepes, with satin, woven ami dull finished stripes
m contrasting ?colors; jacquard stripes on \"lnt<
Madras -?rounds, and cntireh its w wot i n <l< signs
? in ( arid in cloths.
?I Soft and stiff ?nil m ?_? i i ?_; ? ? ?.. ami pleated 111 * ? < ! ? i --
Witll stitr cuffs.
? I ?'. \ ? i ? \ size m-?"Li ?m nl ami sleeve length ineludi I
Shirt Shop- ?Mein Moor.
Beginning this morning, the semi-annual
Clearance salt? i?i
Men's Fall and Winter Shoes
at $3.95 a pair
Regularly 5"? nnd $h
1 Tin- seasons most wanted models in mal ?
anv, Uussia and nun metal calf; Mack .?ci kid
and patent <"<>lt. Plain i>r liox <-l??tli tops
I Also ineluded are well-mad? tan "?rain shm ?>,
w ?t!i tlamp-prool st ?les
S ht raitfjc !">i ffttitt com/ilt'lt . hut il will wo/
In difficult to find i/our **/.< in urn ttj tht tnanif
desirahlt models ?hown.
Beginning this morning we shall offer
3<?J Mens Velour Hats, $1.95
Re?mlarl) S.iou
GOOD-LOOK I X(? hats with fine lustrous finish.
Kven one taken from regular stoek, and
made to mn the approval of diserimiuatiii^
CJ The linings an of u"?nl quality silk; the bands
are of Russian calf.
1 Stvle, comfort and clearance comhined ?**1.!?.*?.
ALSO -the bi .. c I ?-ur
Austrian Velour Hats, $3.95
Hi'lli ??? , !
I hum* tu uh-ettiril ?.onditu-n* in Lurope it will i?c
*-?im?- tune before we ,ir<" .?i-.iiii in .? position to repeal
thii offer,
\.i n/e?. sre lAcluoed, ?nil the colors sre dark
??rcy, brown. <?nd ?r\er?il ?hule* o? ??tren

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