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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08
HELP WANTED-MALE

AUTOMATIC OPERATORs-Grld Acme and
Cleveland automatic machine hands wanteli'
irst-Class men only; highest wages pau,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08
CITY

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Germantown High School VS.. North
east Hieh School, second teams. Mt
Northeast Field.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

NOW rs THE TIME for young ladies seek. seek.
ing commercial positions to coDsult miss
Dean at Ledger Central. Broad and CHEST
observation-disclosures BoSKKEEPERS AND
CLERKS, through the Commerclasi De9aH, pep
ment to LEDGER ADVERTISERS, ana
great number OF young ladies' have been bens-
fted by this service.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Whit, husband Of Anna Whit, in his s1si
year. Relatives and friends, also Richmond
Council. Jr. o. Y. A. NJ. are invited to at. at.
tend the funeral services. on Thursday, at
st. Interment at North Cedar Hi Cemetery
Remains may be viewed on Wednesday eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

CABINETMAKERS wanted. Apply Lincoln
Furniture Company, 10th and Lehigh ave.
CABlNETMAKERs HELPERS wanted. Apply
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

CLOTH WEAVERS wanted; Apply John Jen,,'s
James Dobson, Inc, Blanket Mlls, 5eo"s
lane. Falls Of Schuylklll.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

LABORERS wanted; day and might s wors.
Il. stewart & Co, Girard Point Elevator,
O'clock Wednesday evening.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

School of Pedagogy is continuing it's
good work in the cage. In the game with
Jenkintown High yesterday, which the
teachers won by score of 36 to %, Pas
serman and Bertolet were the individual
stars. Paravicini, the centre, also made
some very good passes and scored a
couple OF field goals. Fleming and Fill
bert, the guards, were too speedy for the
Jenkintown forwards
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

GRINDERS, Sellers tool, wantedi hrsl-eI1ass
men only. Apply Standard Roller-bearihs
Co. 49th and Merton ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Van Solver is the only member of the
Germantown Academy football squad of
C men who Is playing on the soccer
team. Perhaps 1t would be well If more
of the Mannheim warriors reported for the
squad. Germantown played it's first
game with Germantown Friends yester-
day, losing by to 0. c. Clothier, Visher,
Beard. Edmonds, Bachman and O'Connell
all showed good form in the initial con-
test.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Jenkintown High is not upset over tho
result of the cage game with the Peda-
gogues. 1t was Jenkintown's Initial con-
test. Flower, Rickert, Carlin, Prescott
and Alleman are confident that before
the season Is well under way visiting
teams will have a much harder PROPOSE
tion in the games at Jenkintown High.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08
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ADVERTISING RATES
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Place your order for thre. !,
more times and it will be inss,,.,
in the daily Public Ledger a, j.
additional cost. "
One or two time rate for f5vrv,v,
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Situations Wanted. which IL liz c.r.sn Wanted ihi
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

West Philadelphia High Schools first
and second teams won their games with
the Trades School fives yesterday. and
now the youngsters across the river loom
up as likely contenders for the title in
the High School League, Bierman and
Fred Baehman, captain OF the team, and
MeCaskey. the centre, did some excellent
work in the cage and were very good IN
scoring field goals, while Gross and Hub
bert showed class as the guards Mason.
who substituted for Bierman, also per-
formed well.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

The Central High School Interclass Bas-
ketball League games are attracting con-
siderable attention this year, for il Is N
these contests that the Crimson and Gold
cage stars get in trim for the High School
League contests. On the senior team are
such stars as Broomfeld, Tarr and Got
walls; with the freshmen, Schneiderman,
swede and Lukens on the junior five,
Mouradan, Stewart and Ferry, and with
the sophomores, who are now leading
the league, Pike and Fowler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Students at the Chestnut Hill Academy
had a few surprises yesterday, when
Ludersen. Savage, Kingsley and Clark
performed some feats in the soccer game
with Episcopal. The manner in which
Kingsley and Savage passed the ball
down the field between them made very
good impression upon Coach Fall, of the
Killers. Kingsley kicked a very pretty
goal from the 2O-ya'd mark. Rometsch,
Bailey. Van Peit. Woodward and Knowles
also did clever work.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

FOR
TYPE LIKE THIS (or like tbi,y
which is permitted IN all o,o..,sH ~ u'lsl
eept Help and Situations wanted wts9'efcna lions "a.
Found, Personals. Boarding and Lost sud
RATES ANY oF ABOVE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

KORMANN.-on Decemper 4. 1915. MARIA
mann (nee schilling). aged 10 years. ReIa-
tives and friends. also b. v. NJ. Sodality OF
circle, No. are c. or F. OF A.. are invited TO
attend the funeral. on Thursday at 7:30
Lawrence st. Requiem Mass at st. Boni-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Two captains, one soccer and the
other football elected yesterday, helped
Germantown Friends to the soccer vic
tory over the Germantown eleven yes
terday. E. Paul Patton the centre for
ward. was chosen to lead the 1916 foot
ball team. Leonard Carmichael, right
fulloack. won a close election over jan
ney. the outside left, as leader of next
years -occer team. Wenerd, Harris,
Cowing West. Arndt, Bacon, Dodds,
Wood and Janney are working well to-
gether for G, F. s.
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MACHINISTS : Wanted. experienced y.s
hands, titters and 1nishers and milling ma
chine hands p 2t9. Ledger Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

MEN, experienced. for structural steei ~.
falling Apply TO Vanderstucken- Ewins Esi
Construction Co.. Bethlehem Trust bios'
Bethlehem. Pa.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

CHAUFFEUR-Must be fairly experienced; Isi,
erences from last employer; Germantown nah
preferred. l3i =. MI. Pleasant ave. GIN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Oil N BROAD ST.
The Oldest Original
AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL
Teaches you how to repair
and how TO drive autos.
#. PETZ. 9l1 N. BROAD ST.
BUSINESS SERVICE COMPANY
Several experienced draughtsmen and toa'
men wanted. Other positions wanted
1900 Land Title Building.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

PAPER BOxES-Experience operators can
have po;ttions where good wages can 10
made; give age, experience. etc. Call Bell
Phone Market 2lnh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

CAftI ElN TtttSl HTsI tIHss. WaHItu UY uu 0"'
Co., Plant 9, PennsgrOye. n. ].
CASE FILTERS wanted. Apply Lincoln Furni'
ture Company. 10Th and Lehigh ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Frankford High School evidently favors
long season in cross-country. Few of
the high schools have cross-country
teams in training at this time, but
Frankford and Southern High still have
their men on edge for dual events
Frankford lost race with Southern yes
terday, though oliver Dudley was first
TO finish. and his brother. II. Dudley.
was fourth. Moran. Strange, Grauer
and Battin qualified for Frankford. Bat
tersby, the star uptown runner, was un-
able to compete because of scholastic
conditions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

MAID and seamstress wanted for two children
for Main Line: German preferred. See Mls
Reed. Room 230. Public Ledger, "Wednesday,
3 o'clock.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

KLEINZ.-on December 6. 1915. JENNIE.
wife OF John f. Kleinz and daughter of the
friends are invited to attend the funeral, on
Saturday morning. al 3 o'clock. from her
quiem Mass at st. Joseph's Church, al e;3O
o'clock. Interment at New Cathedral Gene
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

MEYERHOFF-At Coatesvlllo, Pa. on be.
cember Q, 1918, SOLOMON husband Of Ger.
tic Meyerhoff, Of Coatesvlle, Pa and father
of DR.. Irnn S. Meyerhon, OF Phiadelphia in
his Goth year. Relatives and friends are in
vited to attend the funeral, on Thursday. at
IL noon, from the chapel Of Adath Jeshurun
Cemetery. Interment at Adath Jeshurun
Cemetery. Kindly omit flowers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

SALESMAN-Wanted, exp. outside salesman
experience and salary. 100 Ledger Olnee;
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

SELIAN.-on December O. 1919 1RvANrr
SEL1AN, aged 80 years. Relatives and
friends also Photo-Engrayers' Union, No. i,
Thursday' at ?; m, at the apartments OF
oliver II. Bair, 1920 Chestnut st. Interment
at Fernwood Cemetery Remains may he
viewed Wednesday evening ' W
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

LEDGER CLERK-Must be neat, exp. excel.
lent penman; knowledge OF bkpg.; must be
accurate. Apply to Miss Dean Led. Central
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

MONIME.--on December Q, 1915, TuEo-
DoRE H. Momme, aged 6s years. Relatives
Thursday at 1:4h p M, from his late n resIn IN
denee.. near Weshinston Square. Friends can
Services and interment at st. Johns CbSTcb
r,optro guuare at DAN n N, SiiutCn'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-08

Episcopal Academy athletes are show
ing UP well in soccer. Comey, Lathrop,
Price and Hazlett, of the football squad.
are now winning additional laurels in
soccer competitions. Landreth, Schaf-
fer, Miller, Whiting, Frazier and Bum
are youngsters who will bear watching
this season. The Churchmen are show
ing Improvement, and are by no means
discouraged by their defeat in the game
with Chestnut Hill yesterday.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
CROPSEY ACCUSED
BY JUDGE Dixie
TO GRAND JURY
Brooklyn Prosecutor Tells
Why He Refused to Ask
Tigers Extradition.

The public ofY'clal" conceruins .
whose acts Judge Dixie OF the Brook.
iyn County Court submitted evidence
to the Grand Jury last Monday
proved to-day 20 be District Attorney
Cropsey OF Kings County. This reve.
iaticn was made known by Cropsey
himself through the medium OF d
public statement.
Judge Dixie was the ono held up by
Cropsey as responsible for the failure
OF Justice against Edward NJ. Groui
in the long-drawn Union Bank cases
and by implication came under the
leading Of Cropsey's arraignment oi
"h'.l ''cked judges"
According to Cropsey's statement
the matter laid by Dixie before the
Grand Jury was the complaint OF
Monroe NJ. Goldstein. n lawyer. OF
No. ass Second Avenue. Manhattan,
that the District Attorney refused to
ask the Governor for extradition pa
pers against Frank Tiger. at present
in Milwaukee and wanted I'm Brook
lyn TO face the charge OF abandon
ment.
In Wow OF the criticism have
made OF Judge Dixie" said Cropsey
In his statement. II can understand
his motive In publicly calling 10 the
attention Of tho Grand Jury this
trivial matter relating To the District
Attorneys ofhce.''
Tho statement continued that Gold.
stein had written his letter OF com.
plalnt ~ Jude. Dixie on bee. O.
Since. as Cropsey went on 10 say. ex-
tradition FOR abandonment Is very
often a prelude to the legal attempt
to gain alimoly and Monroe NJ. Gold
stein does q big business In handling
divorces. II u open to doubt whether
or no, the lawyer In this case had
private reasons for his srudge againa,
the District Attorney for his failure
TO act.
Under the provisions o. the law 70
lating to extradit.on for abandonment
Cropsey said. :he District Attorne,
must certify to .ie Governor that b,
has sufYic,ent evidence 10 Justify be-
lief In n conviction.
The District Attorney hes!tates q
entail tho expense OF extrad.t!on II
such cases upon the county. parti,
through knowledge that extradit!of
may be demanded TO serve a privat,
end OF alimony and partly because "
many instances where extradition ma,
been accomplished the Judge hearin,
the case has lot the defendant of will
suspended sentence.
Judge Dixie had 20 acted onco ir
the past year. Cropsey declared.
In tbo Tiger case Cropsey did no
feel. 80 he said, that the facts war
rantad an appeal for extraditioa.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
CLEARY CHARGES
PLOT T0DR|VE HIM
OUT OF POLITICS
Ex.Town Clerk, Acquitted of
Murder of Son.in-Law,
Accuses Five Men.

william v. Cleary. former Town
Clerk OF Haverstrsw. who recently was
acquitted OF the murder Of his son-in-
law. Eugene NJ. Newman. declared to-
day steps which are being taken to
drive him out OF politics In Rockland
County are the result OF = plot by a
small ring OF ofiics-seekers In Havsr-
straw.
Cieary named Ave men an being the
instigators Of the fight on him.
cleary's wife and daughter will sail
Saturday on a Southern trip.
Cleary said efforts were being made
to inject religion into the fight on
him. and that the men who were op.
posing him we're "bigots Of a danger
Gus type"
II was misquoted and misrepre.
ssntsd there" he said. Il give m,
daughter full credit for having saved
ne"
The evening world., 1915-01-06
SWINDlER GETS MONEY
IN NAME Of The WORLD
&C. F. Hogan" Collects From Leno,
Avenue Storekespers for Imag.
mary Soup Kitchen.

A man calling himself c. r. Hogan.
and claiming to represent The World,
has persuaded uptown s.orekeepers
to give him sums OF money, from
twenty-five cents UP. toward the es.
:ablishing Of World Soup Kitchen.
The man is q petty swindler and
has no connection with The World.
Hogan entered the store Of NJ. Vein
stein, at No 645 Lenox Avenue, yes.
tef'tiay ana solicited money for the al.
legged soup kitchen"
He said he was canvassin9 the en-
tire neig hborhood and was later going
TO iorkville on the same mlssicn. He
added the soup kitchen was TO be
opened at Olympic Field and that ali
merchants contributing twenty-five
cents or over would thus I'M sure the
printing Of their business cards on the
hack page Of the sunday World.
sidney Rircrhach. ono ~ Vein
stcin's clerks. suspected that tho man
was q crook anJ uotliiod The World.
He describes Hogan Us tail, heavily
hui't. clean shavcr an3 about twenty
eight wears old.
The evening world., 1915-01-06

sen, irish Lad" away in q single
leap.
Up sixth Avenue went the quintet
the three passengers. the horse and
the hack. Irish Lad crouched low
a1d let himself out. He was being
pushed.
Milligan. as he saw his pet vanish
iDs into tho might. Ieaped aboard the
good taxicab "Hopalong" and urged
stevens. the driver. &c catch the
horse.
Up the avenue to Forty second
Street. thence to broadway and back
again 10 the starting point raced
Irish lad" the taxi Gloss behind.
Twice was the track covered. with
the gay geldihx still at the forefront.
AZ last at the starting point Milligan
bcthought him TO lean out OF the taxi
and say "whoa!" II worked Hike
magic. irish Lad. dug his toes In
and slid to a stop. The race was st
an end.
Then along came tne policeman n,
there was an adjournment TO the
west Thirtleth Street Station. the
EngIishmen; "madc II al fright" with
MiIligan and another racing event
hac passed intc history.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
MRS. TATUM TELLS
HOW SHE TRIED TO
HOLD HER HUSBAND
Did Everything She Could,
She Says Poutingly, to Keep
Him at Home.
SPECIAL e. rnc Ercnius vwld.,

COURT HoUsI'. MINEoLA. L. l..
Jan. s.-Mrs. Mary Jane Tatum re.
sumed her ordeal Of ss-cxamins-
ton to-day IN the suit before Justice
Crane. which inrc. YES herself and
Jacob C'Mr. Jsck-) ottman on the
one hand and her husband and Mrs
Nellie A. Chalmers. formerly Mrs
ratum's best friend. on the other.
SpSafiug IN schoolgirl voice
which ats as badly with her acknowi-
edged twenty -nine years as do her
schoolgirl carriage and corsetless
light frocks. Mrs. Ts;um continued
TO :snce with Terence }. McManus.
counsel fer her husband.
Mr.. Tatum regarded her with a
broad aud almost tauntine smile
while she told hcw she tried 20 keep
him In her home after hts affection
began 20 show sixns OF exhaustion.
He insisted. she said. tha she live
in another hotel: when shc refused.
he moved. lie offered her the Great
Neck country place. but said be
would live in a small place" She
found 4 small place" and he took
the ten.aere place on M,nhassst Bay.
When she went 90 the country homo.
he took TO his yacht and went out
to hear what the Wild waves were
saying. Living alon. at the Great
Northern Hotel. sh. weat to her hus-
bend's Office and thence to lunch At
the Arkvrisht Club. Bu: when che
tried to get him to her apartments
in the hotel for q nice little talk, %
she said be rebeiied. Wen talk on
the street. Mink" said Mr.. Tatum,
using his pet name for her.
AT FIRST though" she assured Mr..
Nc Nanus. when we we're married in
1873 be was poi-fsct-ly lovely to me.
rd 20 back to him right now II he'd
be like that aSAin.''
Mr.. ra;um leaned hack In his chair.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
Quickesf. Suresf CoueA
Remedy 10 Home l4
;2fH MADE lN Wi
EasiIy Prepared in . Few A}lnA'
uAss. Cheap but UbsquAlsd.

Some people are constantly arnoyed)
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persistent bronchial cough. which 10
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made remedy that gets righ. at the cause
and will max: you wosder what bccems
OF il. VIli
Get ources Pine. (j, cents W -rthl
from any rrus-i.t. pour into pint bo:tls
aud fill the bottle with plain granuisted
sugar syrup. Start taking IL at once.
This Pinex and Sugar Syrup mixtuss
makes u full pint--cnourh to last .
family q long time--at q cost of only -
cents. Keeps perfectly and tastes pless-
ant. Easily prepared.
Pinex is a special aud highly conceH-,
trated compound Of genuine Norway
pine extract. rich in guaiscol. and 10 fam.
Gus the world over fos It's case, certainly
and promptness in overcoming bad
coughs. chest and throat colds.
Get the genuine. Ask your druggist
for "a1 ounces Pinex," aud do not &C.
cept anything else. A guarantee Of ab-
solutc satisfaction. or money promptly
refunded. goes with this. psepssattop.
The Pines CO.. Fl. Wayne. Ind.--Advt.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
HORSE AND A TAXI
TURN6THAVENUE
RACE COURSE
Irish Lad" Wins Fast Heat
From Car Despite Handicap
H'"sEof Hack.

Results at New York. rirs, -ace.
won by Irish Lad" gay geld!ns. at
tached to light hack. Owner. John
M!illsan. Taxicab "HopaionE," owner
JOAN Stevens. second. Distance, about
two ard a half miles. Track fast. bu,
n little ciuttered with vehicles and
pedestrians. Judge. Policeman Len
non. Yves, Thirtie.h Stree. Station
Purse. a yellow backed BIZ. denomi.
nation known only 70 M!lligan. Bet
ting, even money that the gay reid
Ing would make a getaway.
The race IVES started last night a.
tho corner OF Sixth Avenue aud
Thirtieth Street, MilHean was fond
ly stroklns Irish Lad" telling him
how good he was and all that sort OF
thing. when three Er glishmen. hilarl.
Gus over tho war In Europe, came
Into the eas-one-may-sny paddock. and
also began admiring the gay geldins
fastened 10 the hack.
Rather rippin', what?" one asked.
carefully brushing the animals fur
the right way. Ever race him7"
Now. Milligan has always believed
Irish Lad" could go some II he wa.
pushed" bu; before he had time to
answer. the three Brltons climbed
aboard his vehicle.
We'll just tool him about the park
awhile" one Of them said. as he gath
cred IN the reins.
you'll do not such thing" M!lligan
replied. III there's any tooilDg to be
done. I'll do IT,"
But the Ensishman who had the
roins gave "a crack OF tho whip which
The evening world., 1915-01-06

psepins under mis- palm st her and
shook with joy.
And vet" the fair defendant said.
In the tone OF n schoolgirl telling
teacher. when I said I was just
going to Great Neck anyway. he said
he'd have me thrown of the riace."
Through the consideration of Justice
Crane yesterday Mrs. Tatum had q
night in which to think over the letter
with which Mr.. McManus surprised
her and her counsel. Max d. Stsusr.
yesterday.
II was q note 10 Mrs, Chalmers.
then best friend. and now correspond
ent, telling Mrs. Chalmers how TO ex.
plain Mrs. Tatum's movements should
friend husband Tatum appear uncx-
pectedly. Mrs. Tatum yesterday said
she wrote the letter. thcn she said II
looked queer to her. Then she said
she never wrote the note. SO the
Judge said he thought the witness
was nervous and was entitled to
chance for rest from the enervat ting
CfoSS-uTe cI McSHr' """
Steuer.
Justice Crane started proceedings
by ordering the note withdrawn from
evidence until u was proved TO be In
the handwriting Of Mrs. Tatum.
Mrs. Tatum was dressed from her
gray gathered little boots 70 her head
in black furs. she lost the semblance
to a shy little girl under the sarcasm
OF Mr.. McManus and answered back
with sharpness and . certain mature.
savage restraint.
Mrs. Tatum said she rented an
apartment early In 1914 at No. IS
Central Park West from Mr.. Jack"
Ottman and . syndicate OF his card
playing friends at the suggestion OF
Ottman's father.
"Mr. and Mrs. Jones. Miss Hor-
tense Jones, Miss Bessie Jones'" Mrs.
Tatum said Indignantly visited the
apartment as often as the Ottmans."
When she Nave up the apartment
Mrs. Tatum said that she went o. a
roadhouse at Glenhead With the Ott-
mans, NJ. Jack and Mr.. Phil They
motored back 10 the Empire Hotel In
New York where she occupied a suite
adjoining that OF "Mr. Jack" Mr..
Philip was merely visitor of his
brother In the Empire.
Mrs. Tatum denied TO Mr.. Steuer
that she ever told any Of the Wit
nesses to lie In her defense. She
never told anybody she meant to get
q divorce and marry OttmAn.
Mrs. Tafum closed her examina-
ton By sayiag that she did not want
a divorce. but was urging her hus-
bands intimacy with Mrs. Nellie
Chalmers only as proof Of her right
to alimony on the ground OF neglect
J. n. Ottman. the correspondent.
m adc q formal denial OF the charges
involving aim In wrongdoing with
Mrs. Tntum.
Tho case for the defense was
closed at half past : o'clock. Justice
Crane ruled that no evidence had
been shown that Mrs. Chalmers was
guilty Of any misconduct All charges
To that efece wsre Withdrawn from
the jury.
Three quarters Of an hour each
was allotted to counse, for summing
up. Justice Crane announced that he
would charge the jury and ask for a
verdict tomorrow morning.
The evening world., 1915-01-06
wIIIPEMM MARRIED
TO MRS. ALEXANDER
Naval Oncer Takes as Bride
Daughter OF Late Col Edwin
A. Stevens.

-. otto wittpsnn. naval officer of
the Port of New York. and three
tunes Mayor of Jersey CITY. was mar.
risi to-day 10 Mrs. Carolina -
Alexander,
Tho brid. 10 the eldest daughter ~
ths late Col. Edwin \ stevens, who
sas FOR many years the head II the
old stevens family of css'l. Point,
liobok.n
The evening world., 1915-01-06
Csssssstss Tvsops Cspsssss ~
ssvsssss Nos.

LAitEDo, Tek, Ian, s,-It ~ss re-
ported IN carraLxA circles her. ia-t
niGht that lien. Maeioyio Herrera
hsl defeated . large force Of coavsa-
ttsn troops 81 IAbsisa stssios nssr
Tesssen. tskin4 Ella naschlps gvss. tea
yneoe 49, . eogoo enObS - osoes