The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1917, Page 8

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Hnyite, jE SEABURY GAVE ALDER ed WEN FULL POWER n opint 4 that use the streets Pabtle KR a) fetion and | 14 » Joseph Hornung © surrender the Indigestion Biliousness FOR A AT THE favorite with our customers, @ We sold 134,000 pounds of these Jordan and Jordanette Almonds at our sale last March. @ Liggett’s Almonds are prime, full flavored, crispy nuts—enclosed with pure sugar coating in six flavors—Vanilla, Lemon, Orange, Rose, MANHATTAN BRONX BROOKLYN Violet and Pistachio, Detectiver and ¢ ette and later the North Adama ivening Herald fare to be o veyances using A. A. Hill, Trade Editor, Arthur Asa Hil, for many years edi mobile Dealer and Re- | , SPECIAL LIGGETT'S Sugar Coated Jordan and Jordanette ALMONDS ry hn PER POUND Their Regular Price In All Stores After This Sale Will Be 33c a Lb. LIMITED TIME ONLY —_—_— ABOVE SPECIAL PRICE @ A sale of Liggett’s Almonds is always a DWAY Sita er a Ser ey ak Comma eo eR NS N em Me bet ernie WMINIAY © vleere a wR Naw * jue wee wt ee ee Oe 8 one -* " OTATON. A “ fer Judge jo the eaviale relee ot Alderny vided p and te f Alde * York oh for Hoensing nual ti nder tha power thus grant t egistature in the Board of ntire power to of the streets of we York neon which wed within em. alleged to repre York Police Depart refused ponsexsion HK. Martindale. the chi An- — Dead. of the Blacksmith and to-day at his home, ht Mr. © of Sandwich, Mass., and formerly dited the ‘Haverhill, Mass, NEW YORK ¢ pt at the home of!) * | President IS LAID 10 YEARS $30,000 11 Hank, Indteate n has p f the Ch a indulged in any extravagances other than living well ert d to 1. Parker, who “He had practienlly nothing more! mar othy vfoy td a tlithan his ary, which T do not be-! ow i t sshd leds | ert lieve was as high as $50,000 a year,"| Tt te not known in wih Ht'the|Me. Robbe anid. “One yen be did] ease. sought possession of the) aks considerable m in feos ns! recetver of Mills & Gibbs and the| If. B. Clafiin Company, but that was | only one year, Ho very seldom did| ng outside of his work for the| Martindale's salary w siderably less than $50,000 a ye: : Jared President Herbert K. Twitchell f the bank this morning. He de- clined to name the amount, but from what could be gathered \t was not more than $25,000 or $30,000. According to Mr. Kobbe, Mr. Mar- tindale specialized in commercial credita and was of immense value to the bank, which does a large business In loans to commercial houses, be- cause of his expert knowledge and Judgment. “This line of work,” Mr. Kobba sald, “did not bring Mr. Martindale in touch with the branch of the bank ing business !n which #o many ba’ ers are enabled to make money themselves, “He was a clubman, but #o far as is known he had no women acquaint- ances outside of his family, The es- trangement between his wife and himself was due only to incompati- on- ” bility. They had not lived together for years, but their relations were friendly, Mr. Martindale was fre- quently with his family and his daughters were very fond of him, He occupied a comfortable apartment in the Hotel Plaza, while bas family lived at the Ritz-Cariton. “He was liberal with his family. He did not give them a regular al- lowance, but provided for them amply and paid their bills, which were sent to him, The principal debt aguinst the estate, so far as is Known, Is Mr. Ma e's personal account at the Qlaza.' Mr, Kobbe was uncertain as to the amount of this account, but it {s un- derstood to total nearly $8,000, The only assets known at present consist of the family bome in Rock- ville Centre, I. L, in which there is a lUttle equity, and @ tract of land near Rome, N, ¥, The latter is mort- waged up to its full value, according to Attorney Kobbe, and the bank there, he said, will probably foreclose and tako the property. The land, it te understood, belonged originally to Mr, Martindale's grandfather, The late bank president left $3,000 insurance policy in the Royal Arcanum, which goes to the widow and cannot be attached by the cred- ftors, It ls understood. “We have a year to settle ap the Kobbe explained, estate,” Mr. ascertained we will probably find that the creditors will receive a dividend, but the accounts dannot be pald tn full unless other assets than we know OF STL VG u “and | when all the assets and labilities are | SAYEATONOF Gut, GARFIELD'S APPEAL <Semmpammames TOEVERY ALY § Koch & Co. 125thSt., West | HOLEWASSER ‘FURNITURE ye ‘as hor ‘vedi uu ¥ NOTON, « Throwm } orate | Holewasser Morse | minte ' oppeaied t [Ml] Talke No, 234 ‘ but care aod of vane ‘ «uf ait | i A 3-Room Apartment This Smart \ gic 5 ‘ Re wreee Hl ' A 5-Koom Apar Afternoon Dress 8) 201’, nw a + is only | A 4-Rooin wr and by a1 # ‘ pat | f th | Note the gracefullines, and you will better ap- i} preciate the unusual character of this offe | |, Of soft satin charmeuse, featuringthe newsilhouette, | with side draped or straight line effects, some combined | withGeorgette, handsomely embroidered; in black and} jnew fall shades. 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