Evening Star Newspaper, January 10, 1926, Page 26

26 THE T o ILLINOIS GOVERNOR | ™I DAY ¥ WooLwoRTH REIRESs ASKS NEW HEARING saars o, wor 850,000,000 s e of 1. Sells 50,000 Shares of Stock for $10,000,000 Through Wall Street Broker. Small Believes Court Erred; in Holding Him Account- abie for Tax Money. | By the Assaciated Pres: NEW YOR ear-old Ba J from the sale in the open market of January 9.—Fif-| 30,000 more of her shares about a nd- | Year ago. With the increased valua- tion of her holdings It is estimated s | er of the late Frank W. Wool- |her total inheritance is approximately st Bisis. rung up 100,000,000 dimes | $30.000,000, making her possibly the of the five and | richest young girl in the wo ness he founded. | She i epresentative sold| Hutton, a broker, and Mrs. a ank W. Woolworth | Woolworth Hutton, who died in 3917, which she In-|Her Inheritance came from her grand- ed from her grandmother, for|mother, wido . W. Woolworth, sre than $10,000,000. 1t one of the | who died tn 1 vIng Mrs. Jessie Mrs. Helena W. d_Barbara, a helrs of an material and contro then estim: inherltance of the Wooiworth common ‘Ire court de allotments had to be reduced. | sha ket heavy as a |stock . but recov-| Even be death Barb 000 shares | When h ning from | $411,000. inheritances and the proceeds|her aunt, Mrs. Donahue. ¢ PLANES LINK CONTINENTS.| RUM TROPHIES HIDDEN. | found | Direct Service From Florida to| Articles Seized Regarded ‘“Too 15 Gl Squth America Starts. | Useful” as Models. her grandmother's 2l ¥ her dled she was left the | o W it has | her | MIAML Fia.. Junuary 9 0P Direct | OKLAHOMA CITY, January ()— alrplane service from South Florida, they were' too useful as i - ) OHI | odels eized by prohibition Cuba and South America was inaugu- | gg S (TP e e ave been rele. hibitlon rooms of the orical Socfety here to ed here Wednesday with the arrival | zuted from the f & large lane owned and F “Many people came here for no other purpose than to 1ook at the stills and ask questions about them,” safd J. and Miami will B. Thoburn, secretary of the soc con- ral even wanted to make dra outh America. | ings of them. the Dorni “We decided we did not want this 1 ;. the mnorthern terminus to Only that city |brock, will proceed to West m was a wealthy girl. | he mukes her home with | -| Court. This announcement was made operated by the Sociedad Colombo Alemanele Transportes Acve cxtensive collec ! 3 5 tus and ingenious The plane, of German devices for iquor was on ex- piloted by Baron Franz vo n-| hibition 2 ) cent wage reduction, today voted to :| accept the cut and return to work | Monday. | where testimony and evidenc: | cluded from the Circuit Court hear- M’CLINTOCK’S ESTATE Shepherd and Fiancee Eacl.l'Plan Possible Appeal to Supreme Coart. By the Associated Preds. CHICAGO, January 9.—No matter || what the decision in the contest be tween Willlam Darling Shepherd and the cousins and fiarcee of his foster son, Willlam Nelson McClintock, over McClintock’s million-dollar estate, the fight will be carried to the Supreme by attorneys for both sides yesterd: after they had concluded arguments before Circuit Judge Kickham Scan- lan In Shepherd's effort to have his foster son's will leaving him the bulk of the estate admitted to probate. Judge Scanlan's decision is expected Monday. Shepherd's right to the estate is being contested by McClintock’s flancee, Miss Isabelle Pope, who was | left $8,000 annually under the terms of a will admittedly drawn by Shepherd, and by elght cousins of the young millionaire, his nearest blood relatlons. They allege undue Influence. Shep- ! herd was acquitted of a charge of | murdering his foster son by adminis tering typhus germs last vear, and the | Probate Court subsequently refused to | probate the will. The next step in the fight f million will be a suit in cha ing will be presented. Only two servants in the Shepherd home, who signed the will as witnesses, were allowed to testify Dbefore Judge Scanlan. Strikers Accept Pay Cut. 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SQUTH BEND, INDIANA Why Studebaker Rates on Time Purchases ‘ Three years ago Studebaker utilized its vast resources to enable any Studebaker dealer to sell cars on fair and liberal rates to And today no car in thc world offers lower rates to the time purchaser than Studebaker Financing rates which most competitive cars cannot ap- 1 Stability of Studebaker with one hundred million dollars of net assets, no bonded debt and no bank loans—assurance that no Studebaker will ever be- 2 Depreciation cut to a minimum by Studebaker’s 3 Intrinsic worth of the Unit-Built Studebakers which 4 One-Profit prices which mean that the purchaser has an equity so substantial that he will not sacrifice it. Re-sale vaiue maintained by the popularity of Certi- fied Studebakers sold under the famous Studebaker (whether it is in the field of the Standard Six Coach at $1195 or the Big Six Sedan at $2245), find out exactly how much of your total payment is for the car itself, and how much for interest, insurance, brokerage, etc. Then get the corresponding Studebaker figures and ask yourself why you should pay out money for the sheer blue sky of excess THE STUDEBAKER CORPORATION OF AMERICA } SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, LONG FIGHT DUE OVER | JAN ARY 10, 1926—PART 1: BEDROOM SUITES: Four pieces, consisting of Dresser, Chest of Drawers, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Four-Poster Bed. Ex- cellently made of Walnut and Gumwood with fine quality of figured Veneer. $298.50 Was $350.00. Reduced to Four-piece Suite of Grand Rapids make, constructed of Walnut and Gumwood. Dresser, Chifforette, Vanity Dresser and Double Size Bed. A very attractive Suite. Was $485.00. $36500 Reduced to Seven-piece Bedroom Suite, consists of Dresser, Chiffo- rette, Vanity Dresser, Double Size Bed, Chair, Bench and Night Stand. A Grand Rapids product in Mahogany and Gumwood with fancy overlay panels of figured Veneer. Was $750.00. Reduced to. - $585.00 estry Seats. SEPARATE BEDS: Four-poster Bed with solid Mahogany posts and cross rail. The head end is made with Mahogany Veneer. This bed is double size. $35.00 Was $40.00. Reduced to.. Simmons Steel Beds with full paneled head and foot ends. Both double and twin sizes—finished in Walnut. Were $45.00. $3375 Reduced to. Simmons White Enamel- finish Steel Beds, made with 2-inch continuous posts. 4.0 and 4.6 sizes. Three-piece style includes spring. W 13.50. \« Furniture_of Merit"/J Seventh and' Eye Streets. Five-piece Bedroom Suite of finely finished Walnut and Gumwood, consisting of Dresser, Chiffonier, Vanity Dresser, Double Bed and Bench. This is a very su- perior Suite of Grand Rapids manufacture. $525.00 Was $600.00. Reduced to Five-piece Bedroom Suite, consisting of Dresser, Chiffo- rette, Vanity Dresser, Double Bed and Bench. In fine figured Walnut Veneer. Was $500.00. $43750 Reduced to LIBRARY SUITES: Two-piece Library Suite consisting of Settee and Arm- chair in solid Mahogany frame with cane backs and sides. Covered with a fine grade of Velour and has re- versible Cushions and four Pillows. Was $415.00. Reduced. to. $337.50 10-Piéce Dining Room Suite Of antique-finished Walnut Veneer, consisting of Buffet, China Closet with glassed door, Serving Table, Extension Table, five Side Chairs and one Armchanr with Tap- Splendid construction. DININGROOMSUITES:: A very handsome Suite of ten pieces, constructed of Walnut and Gumwood. The China Closet has glass panel in the door. - $250.00 Special Price Ten-piece Dining Room Suite of Sheraton type, in Walnut and Gumwood. A feature of this Suite is the at- tractive “inlay.” . $375.00 Was $500.00. Reduced to TABLES: Solid Mahogény Library Table of Grand Rapids make. An excellent piece beautifully finished. Was $55.00. Retlacadi tor L or: $4150 Library Table finished in Mahogany Veneer, with drawer. Was $56.00. Reduced to........ . Special. ... .. These Are Special Reductions Real savings may be effected by taking advantage of these reduced prices placcd on broken lots and discontinued styles. Single pieces and entire Suites are included so that whatever you need for the home will be found here—at a bargain price. Three-piece Overstuffed Library Suite of Kidney- shape; reversible Cushions, Jacquard Velour covered. Was $355.00. 333750 Reduced to Bed-Davenport Overstuffed Suite. Consists of Davenport Bed, with separate felt Mat- tress, Armchair and Wing Chair. Covered with Tap- estry and has reversible Cushions. Was §325.00. ity $265.00 CHAIRS: Boudoir Arm Rockers, overstuffed type, with cover- ing of fancy Denim. $22.50 Were $32.00. Reduced to Boudoir Arm Rockers, Loose Cushion and covered with a fine quality of Velour. Were $45.00. $35.00 Reduced to......... 250:40 Solid Mahogany Davenport Table of Grand Rapids make. Was $55.00. Reduced t0 $41.50 Davenport Table finely finished with Mahogany Veneer. One-half Oval shape. This is a very pleasing design. Was $65.00. $5850 Reduced to BOOKCASE: Fine Mahogany Veneer Bookcase with three doors having Latticed glass panels. A very handsome design and splendidly made. Was $145.00. ' $12500 Reduced to = = =