The evening world. Newspaper, March 5, 1912, Page 4

" famve been refused rights guaranteed be the deal, adding that their was sold two years ago for $800 @ sq foot. mission of #40 was to paid out of this] The real estate company amount, erect the new M A judgment was rendered in favor | 10 agreement with Wolf provided his com: which of the Meliwin Company In the Muni | U. y. Joyee and SFRAGETE WAR RIS BRIEF ARHYME “MIARMS LONDON; | APPEARS N SUT. #sszscz™="° | INS ARE FILLED UIP SECOND TIME! FOR MORGAN'S BANK, |=" t Structure to Be Erected on Site of Stores Barricaded and Banks appr mittee yesterda: closed. _It_was the Present Wall Street Landmark. Poet-Lawyer Sues) for Client} a reat estate company with $1,000,000 4 Wolf and Gi Hi capital was Incorporated yesterday by Guarded ‘omen Con- olf an ives His J. P.M & Co. for the purpose of » i erecting © barge office structure on the i site of the Drexel Building, now oc- i tinue Their Raids, Views, ° jcupied by the banking house, It was jeaid to-day at the Morgan offices that crv no plans for the new building had been Atlen Cleveland Bragaw, @ lawyer, Of | sawn, but that upon Mr. Morgan's re- No. 16 Broadway, failing to win ® ca8@/tuen trom Egypt the matter would be in the Municipal Court wherein his| considered. cient, Richard A. R. Wolf, a real e| The firm has teased an entire floor in tate broker, sued the Mellwin Reatty | the Bankers’ Trust Butlding on the op- And Construction Company for 140 aa | osite corner which will be occupied by commission on a loan of $88,000 procured |the Morgan forces during the wrecking tor the corporation, burat into poetry | the Drexel Building and construction the new skyscraper. to-day in appealing the case to the Ap “oho Drexel Butlaing, which occupies a ‘orm of the Supreme Court, [elite 113 feet by 83 fect, was purchased Hiragaw's appeal ts sald to be the most |from the Drexel estate a few weeks ago. original on record in this country. It ia as follows: Now comes one Wolf, with humble port, them months ago by Premier Asquith | And lays his case before thié Court; @@4 the present British Government, | Hoping that this Court may grant find angered by the refusal of asquith | Relief to Wolf, the appellant. Bd his colleagues to grant them a| It now seems fitting to begin A “Statement of the Facts” herein, hearing, have brought about a situation |. ver ast real estate Apellant works, and tempts hie fate; And in this case now on submission, Said Wolf has sued for his commission. | Acting with proper authorization | From this defendant corporation, Bidding him, as will be shown, “Negotiate a building loan.” Said Wolf, in view of this employment, Assumed the task with keen enjoyment; ‘Worked and sought, with good will (014 in Bottles Only) People who know have been buying Husband’s Magnesia for 72 years, for disordered stomach and constipated condi- tion. The kind you you insist on Husban: gritty, unpleasant to certain in action. At all retable drugptete. Hasband’s M sour stom GET HARD LABOR TERMS. American Woman One of Many Sentenced To-Day— City Like Place in Siege. LonDoN, March 6—An army of Women, firm in the Dellef that tty mi 1s 801d only in bot 170th Weekly sue ot NEW PIANOS of Reliable Make Following our usual custom we inaugurate to-day our SEMI-ANNUAL SALE OF SAMPLE PIANOS. Every instrument is not only new but was selected with a view of pleasing dealers throughout the country whe visit our warerooms to select their stock. These spieadid pianos, sellin, regularly up to $300, will be sold (as leng as they last) ATONLY. . . . $5 Down and $5 Menthly¥ Aste! NEW PLA YER- PIANOS hearty, Until at last he found a party. Fifteen trips this plaintif® made To loaner’s lawyers, and conveyed Plans to them and specifications, Answered their interrogations, Re defendant's corporation’s References and qualifications. At defer "a own request (On its promise and protest- Ations that {t would protect him, Let no money loss affect him— Guard his interests in relation ‘To said Wolf's remuneration For the services he rendered)— Plaintiff thereupon consented That another than himecif Ald in bringing in the peif ‘That @ man named Wenigmana Should take up thie plaintiff's plan And complete negotiations— Sans loss to Wolf's remunerations, ‘The loan was subsequently closed On slight-changed terms from those Proposed, But Wolf, despite his plan's fruitions, Has ne'er hie due commissions, | tH I gitthii i i lil if 4 3 HPAI i gyet ‘They are the representative wom- eg of Britain. Mra. Frederick Pethick highly educated, a powerful Of different styles and | woods. Sellixg up to $ to the echo. en will be os! Keng fas lovg as they eos Heal” declared’ Mra” Law. AT ONLY.» sees TERMS TO SUIT YOUR CONVENIENCE Any time (within twe years) we will allow the amount paid te apply on the purchase of a new Knabe. All Are Fully Guaranteed Lieral Allowance for Old Pianos Taken ia Exchange KnabeWarerooms 5th Ave. 739th St. again, and that Incendiary senti- ment Mkewise received a cheering wel- came from the women listeners, ‘Miss Wright {s an Albany woman who has lived abroad ecveral years. Lag winter she came to this country AGA spent most of her time up-State. Ig the capital city she organized a great meeting for Mra, Pankhurst and assisted ig the New York work in behalf of the English militant euffragette. J Miss Wright's greatest work for her ‘was a little over @ year ago, when : fioces ‘her the euffrage party was able Dandrufl Is Maddening. to. get its iret foothold in sper" ae PE yy a ep | spent a great deal of money a 1y | yourbfal is Mtoe ecaoy bene"hele esp Meals Drought together most of tho great po- | nym, y | or pealp trouble, leaders in France. Whe 5 4 wore all assembied she sprung m~ | yout kos trl Sota Tron win goad To piles by Introducing Mire. Pankhi Hy .¢ CATS wd ‘The English woman made a remarkable THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, n office building I* | e names of Walter esta, It 1s Coarse and| \ 1912. ware | | Stern Brothers Women’s Shoes | For Spring and Summer Wear | Exclusive Styles are being shown in Colonial, Sailor and Oxford Ties, Perfection and Walking Pumps of Lustre and Vici Kid, Patent Leather, Black and Tan Russia Calf, Black Velvet, Black | and Colored Satin, White Canvas and Buckskin, Black, | Gray and Brown Suede, in the newest approved shapes and highest grade workmanship. Special attention is also directed to their | English Blocked Front Colonial Ties of plain leathers, also combinations of colors. Evening Slippers, Slipper Buckles and Trimmings in new and effective designs. will) Ka- | To-morrow, an Exceptional! 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