The evening world. Newspaper, May 14, 1919, Page 14

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A’ rocelver for tho je asked while the sult is pend- reed Wi el grr "4 ihe by Carranza, “ol- though ostensibly for the purpése of ooo and “ie de ed eres issue, wore act Jn bad faith for the patty 4 ue tit the Mexioan Government in charge of the asnots and property, to funds of day in an action brought In the Bu- Pheme “Court to fextrein Alte Caturegli from obtaining pomeens! of $140,000 more of the Rank of Eaddie tha Jaerioss money fee ont eee nts INSOLVENT, CHARGE. [deposit With the Mank of Montreal The wetion was brought by W ; f% Mitchell, df Porost Hills, 1. 1,| ‘Tho estate of Emma Louise Pink: former General Maringer of the| which was supposed to be worth § Mexiee City Bank. Caturegli ts the |900, ne Avenue, the Bronx, Vor Tntants and Chiléren been unable to get any faete from hia not Want it 4o become Known that Mra, SEE patinnDSanEEEERSTREEERE | Townren| ran necounting. Armith wald he h In Use For Over 30 Yeare | 110!" coneerninn the ontato. 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