The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-12-08
ALIENATION SUIT
COMES AS SEQUEL
r TO TWO DIVORCES
Ma Curtis Demands So 900
From Mrs. Caro- for Illus
bands "Stolen" Love.
SHE IS REPUTED RICH.
Curtis Never Had Love for
Wife to Be Stolen, Her
Reply to Suit.
SIZE IS REPUTED RICH.

oGsA Li1llaa oaro eS No. - West
o. Hundrsd end Twenty -foureh strsst.
wAo has figured in . ssparatioa suit and
eve divorce aotions. y defending . suit
~ the alleged alienation At the A.
1ost5ons OF william K. Curtas she was
eo-respoudsnt In the divorce suit that
ma Catherine Curtis won. Nrs. curth
wants 10000 for the loss oe her hus-
band's love MIRA Caro- denies that
Curtis had any love for his wife whioh
could have been alienated- Ths suit II
a the calendar Of the Supreme Court
Tor trial.
Ms Caro- first appeared h ths Su-
orsms Court whom she sued Israel Caro-
Ter . separation for failure to support
her. She obtained decree and alimony
from Justice Erlanser last February.
Mrs. Caro- TESTIFIED on the trial that
ahs and Mrs.. Joseph zeiman. her Astsr.
he'd gone on . European trip and visited
many show places on the Continent.
Mrs. Caro- forgot TO tell that she was
accompanied By Curtis. and that they
had passed ~ man and wifA
LIVED a. WIFE OF CURTIS FOR
EIGHT YEARS.
But Caro- had not been paying ahmony
long whom he learned tha< Curtis had
been known a. MIRA Caro's husband for
nearly eight years. so Caro- sued for
divorce. naming Curtis a. correspondent.
4 decree was awarded TO him last June
By Justice Hendrick.
Whse Nrs. Curtis heard Of that shs
sued for absolute divorce through her
attorney. Jacob J. Aaronson. Of. No. 6
Liberty street. and named Mrs.. Caro- -
co.respondsnt Mrs. Curtis got IN inter
locutory decree from Justice Oeysrach
Nov. n She promptly, instructed Mr..
Arcnsou TO sue Mrs. Caro- for the alasna.
Ton Of Curtiss afReotionA Mrs. Caro- =
wealthy.
Curtis. In IN anldAvtt IN Caso'o divorce
suit. said that moro than Ashs pears
go, shortly after his marriage. he met
Nrs. Caro- at No. 3N West Twenty
fourth street, and from that time on
they lived - man and wtfs. Al that
time he was In business At No. 100 Sixth
avenue. but he sold out and went to
work IN the Peoples Theatre. Third ave-
nue. and One Hundred and Nineteenth
otEO0. az TeTuA6rly IuInoQ over M
salary 10 Mrs. Caro-.
USED OTHER NAMES WHEN
TRAVELLING.
He and shs Incorporated the company
q Helm 4 Curtis. Of which she was
treasurer. Three years Afterward they
went to live At Lexington avenue and
Ono Hundred and Fourteenth street.
Then Mrs. Caro- decided to take . trip
20 Europe. and they sailed by the LuAi.
tania on April %. 1910. a. ''Mr. and Mrs.
William WaltersL" They nrst stayed in
London a. No. ss Clarence Road. whsre
they occupied an entire house with .
suite Of ssrvarts Nrs- Caro's sisters
called on her about twice . week. Curtis
said. From London they went to Paris
and Other European 0uss.
They returned 70 this country ON the
M1nneapoiis. under the names Of MI.
end Mr.. Edward Roylancs. They e.
tahNshed . homo at No. 61s Manhattan
avenue. which Mn Caro- furnished lux
uiously.
Curtis and Mrs.. Caro- eventually fsii
Out. and he told Of hts life with her 70
Caro-. who had Just lost his separation
~. The other actions followed.