Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1927, Page 44

44 : . _THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, .D. C., TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1927. T ” tion in bankruptey here yesterday | the Court of Appeals and the $10.000 Division 2 before Justice Siddons|ney Wilton J. Lambert to oppose | Attorneys Frank J. Hogs MILLIONAIRE'S FORMER | tfn , ey, o, vy | o of ot o 1091010 $500,000 WILL CONTEST [, e e s oy i 5, e, 0 cpese | o S 3 o 2z | QUAKES.FELT IN ALY, bands were Charles . Lewis of Wood- | Robert Dula, sr. with the codicils attached. William | was withdrawn. Under the compro- | were represented by Atto: e Ty WIFE ASKS BANKRUPTCY | iy o, i S tier i, v of | - ew. Denpiy owes $14,000 now ana| SETTLED BY COMPROMISE Slade and Abby Slade, nephew and | m it ia stated, the nephew and |J. Whiteford and G. Br Cralghill. Six Northeastern Cities Re — | the Dula Tobacco Co. fortunes. hns no asscts. - Her debte range trom b o Dece of the deccased, had filed a| niece will divide $25,00. a . z ? g PaxS I EAbout 4 yeas aeo Dirs “Denny iob: |00 bills to $5.000 for counsel caveat because of the provision of | maininz portion of the R : SHGR WA N T : Divoroee of Two Wealthy Men| e I G owes several New York | EState Left by Henry B. Bennett|ong of the codicils which took avway | meerms woor aore e ine | Seeks Limited Divorce. Bt i o D)ml}e Lists Debts at $14,000, with New York Supreme Court against the | hotel Had Been in Litigation, Due from them the one-fourth interest|of this cit nurse of Mr. Bennett| Mrs. Florence Bell yesterday sued| ROME, February 15 (#).—Two un te of Becn i il 3 in the estate given them under the | for many 3 and his friend, Henty | jruch B, Rell for a limited divoree | GUIatory earthquake shocks, coming S g, Tobert Dul | to Codicil. will. B. Earl of Fall River, Mast. The : i b i | from the southwest were felt y % b ula, i A new cement developed by French Bennett made the codicil in ques- | other portions of the ostate will be |and alimony, alleging cruelty and in- | ASH STTEAN were felt yester Br the Associated Press | affections of her husha military engineers during the war has| A compromise was effected yes- | tion in July, 1923, shortly after Wil-| distributed according to the terms |adequate support. They were mar | 9V in the northeastern part of Italy WATERBURY, =Conn., Febriary [ Dula. An appeal was taken and in now come into use as a building mate- | terday of the contest over the will | liam_ Slade had filed n. petition in | of the odgimal o Wilton J.| ried in Alexandris, Va., April 19, 1924, | N0 damage was reported 18—Mrs. Dlsle Hinman Denny of|the Court of Appeals the judgment frial. 1t is described as acid and fire-| of Henry B. Bennett, who died in|the District Supreme Court to have | Lambert and Henry B. arl, the ex- | 1icd in Alexandria, Sl he cities which felt the shecks Waterbury and New York, diverced wa ied to $10.000. Robert Dula, | proof, with the properties of steel and | January, 1926, leaving an estate val-| him adjudged of unsound mind. | e 5 | Attorney Frank 1. Brown appears | were: Ancona, Fermo, Avellino, Trani, wife of two millionaires, filec s d before the case reached | the appearance of porcelain. ued at $500,000. A" jury in Circuit!| When Bennett had employed A e executors were represented by | for the wife ignola e e . . e L L e T e T e SHOE MERCHANTS for NEARLY SIXTY YEARS in the NATIONS CAPITAL S~ yeam of the founder - HEREFORE—it is imperative O wEr A‘;}E”Afloflw KNOWN. that we start a shoe sale such e as you'll never forget . . . ’ , ELFTH F LOSING OUT /SIREETS- ¥ ur Two Present Stores and a _ 200,000 Stock %" STYLES Entire new stock to be [ ] ationally Known Shoes _ =5+ . Every Single Pair of g Every Single Pair of OMEN’S SHOES | MEN’S SHOES | HosiEry IN BOTH STORES IN BOTH STORES g Children’s Shoes “The “ “ ' 7 tor” Ame.rit;':m : C)g.:;l” pf&r:rfi’ l — Rubbers, Goloshes, . - » 4 EIX ';"’,',' and Footwear “Selz”’ Accessories — “Arch- 1.1 “Bducator” OFF “Patrician” § “Soft Walk” OFF rreserver” ri 2 OF F BERBERICH'S (Cashiiiv 813 Penna. Ave. {™"E2T! 1116-20 7th St. | OMIY ¥ eriere= 77771 IIIRIIT7,