The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-02-03
BECOMES DEPUTY
SHERIFF TORESCUE
BRIDE FROM HOME
Angry Father-in-Law Who,
lsadore Says, DetainS Her,
Will Soon See What's What.
POPPER DONE IT ALL!
He Asked 1t So Many Cues
tons That Bridegroom Icy
He Got Mad!
POPPER DONE IT ALL!

f.adore W. Lyons. a theatre ticket
agent. Nh, told q mournfui tale OF
persecution to Lieut.. Gehan In the Lenox
avenue police station yesterday after
noon. incidentally asking him for the
tcan OF q few policemen 20 help rescue
his bride from the castle OF her father,
r. to-day negotiating a bond Of $4,000
which will. providing he gets 1t. enable
him T., be one OF sheriff HarburEcr's
deputies. Then Mr. Lyons will see II
mere father can keep q bride from
loving husband and an ofiioer OF the law.
when Mr. Lyons flashed his appllca-
tion for the job Of deputy sherin and
rsc.,ed his woes to the police he was
advised with sympathy to take the
matter to the civil courts. II was then
Believed his bride, who was Miss Elsie
spslholz. of No. 1927 Boston road, the
Bronx. was being held a prisoner by .
stern father. Morris spielhoix. who deals
IN eggs at the Washington Market.
Investigation to-day disclosed the fact
that the bride had left the parental roof
",o recuperste" from her experiences In
she last two weeks.
III was such q shock said Mrs.
spisihoiz. You wouldn't believe H."
ELSIE hAs A MARRiAoE-lr
WAS SUCH A shockl
A younger sister supplemented, at
intervals. the mothers version of tho
marriage.
Two weeks ago to-day Elsie goes
all nd q
4 marriage. VS. not there and didn't
know anything about It. A week later
ne comes BY our house to live With US.
a. he 10 going to marry Elsie no We
think. We didn't know they were al
ready married"
MY sister stayed with me-, added
Miss spieihols. They were married
in name only"
MY daughter. she n twsnty.one
years old and what you call . plain
girl" began the mother.
But she wGs beautiful In his eyes.
sighed MOs spisihois.
aweu, II como Friday night. ana W
wore Al supper before PssOsr found oS'
Vksy were married. Mr.. Lyons said HI
&Ad Il all settled for a hns marriage a'
che Kihikath Israel Synagogue. with Ave
Nundred guests invited. Then Pepper
Asks II he has money. Sure. he says. M
has lots Of money. and some day he viii
make Il . million dollars maybe. Every
ithinE with that fellow was maybe. and
ne got angry when Pepper asked hin
moro questions.
Then maybe you rot Il some fugni
turs. Mr.. Lyons. and maybe you cot 4
. Hat?" 10 what Pepper asked him
ard he acted something disSraceful
You Wouldn't believe II. lie told Elsi
10 90 out In the morning and order so
worth Of furniture for a two-room fiat
and when she did. Saturday morning. h,
wouldn't pay the deposit. He sal
What do ! need with furnitursT and .
Topper told him to 20 away and DON
come back. Yesterday afternoon h
comes again and asks Elsie TO ny viii
him. But my Elsie said no, ana b
went away Pepper didn't have 10 pu
him out; he went by himself"
Glaze HAS GONE AWAY II
"REcuPERAre."
Then you are not keeping Mrs. l.,
ons = prisoner" was asked.
You would be welcome to come
and look" said Mrs. Spieiholx. LA,
night Elsie goes away for \ trip. Sh
will stay for Q long time"
She had to rccupsrate." said IN
s.ster.
Ladors w. Lyons 10 head Of IN
Lyons Theatre Ticket Agency at N,
SG Broadway. For the last two day
no has been living at the Broadwa
Central Hotel His ticket agency i.
cigar store At present. having bee
moved from q saloon around the corns
two weeks ago.