The evening world. Newspaper, September 14, 1920, Page 11

NS HE WILL NOT + DME WITH WIFE ‘ a Denies Her Charge That He Is a Bolshevist — Spurns 50-50 Idea, A Bolshevik may believe in divid- ing his property with others. Charlie Chaplin is no Bolshevik, he'll tell the World. And just because his wife, Mildred, called him one he rejected her overtures for peace, Her lawyer has given him until late to-day to enna ua and ware «com ‘The couple were to have met yes- terday in the office of his counsel, Nathan Burkan, and try to smooth things over. , “Tt really was to have been In the nature of a peace parley,” sald Mr. Burkan, “and it was my hope a re- conciliation would be affected. We were prepared to let the couple thrash out their little quarrel by themselves, and I wouldn't have been surprised if they had packed bag and baggage and gone back to Caljfornia together. But my client couldn't think of seeing her after what she said to the news- papers.” He declared that Chaplin had de- cided to make New York his home, and that while he is a British subject he likes this country and+its laws and has never thought of leaving, “Mr. Chaplin,” he went on, “en tertains no hard feelings against his wife. He was perfectly willing to meet her and talk matters over, and Uprights every leading make tone and action, the Aeolian Weber, ing, Hardman, etc. Prices from $125 In THE BRONX 367 E, 149th Street HERE are instru- ments of practically this great Sale— modern in case design and of fine Each one has been put in first-class condition in factories. Among the famous makes represented are the Stein- way, Mason & Hamlin, Knabe, Chicker- Kranich & Bach, Sohmer, Wissner, Chase, Kroeger, Stoddard, Monthly Terms as low as Aeolian Hall, Brooklyn 2 oT TT i INA A IO 1 am convinced was even in @ frame of mind for # reconciliation. But now, of course, all thin is over, for the pr sent, at least. While he does not take them seriously, he is certainly displeased at her charges regarding his alleged radical views, and can't understand the motives underlying her statements.” “Why, it's a joke,” sald Charile of the charges of Mildred. “As to my being a Bolshevik, it isn’t true at all. A Bolshevik, you know, believes in dividing his property. Well, 1 don't intend to divide my property with anybody, and I want the whole world to know it, I'm a@ cap- italist, but I don’t want every- body ‘to know that, because they'll be touching me up. “If | were a bol- shevik 1 guess they'd be wanting me to share, “Fifty per cent. of what I've got? That's absurd. If Mra. Chaplin can prove infidelity, or cruelty, or neglect, and get a divorce from me, she may be awarded alimony for her support. But that's all she'll get. And I can't see how she'll get much in the way of support, for she's earning $1,500 a week making plctures, 7 ought to support her pretty well. “MUST COME ACROSS,” 18 THE ULTIMATUM, Mrs, Chaplin had nothing to say, but her lawyer, Henry J, Goldsmith, sald: “He must come across or shoulder arms, “1 have been in communication with Mr. Chaplin and have given him just twenty-four hours, until Tuesday even- ing, to agree to a conference at which he will discuss with us some settlement of his financial affairs with his wife, If he does not make some agreement, T will obtain a Federal attachment for his property of all sorts, real and per- sonal, on the ground that he is a British subject and likely to leave this country at any time, “T will also attach his new film, soon to be released, for which he will receive something between $500,000 and $1,000,000, Mr. Burkan, Charile’s counsellor, said: “There's nothing to the state- ment of attachments. As Mr. Chap- lin says, his wife may obtain ali- mony by winning a divorce suit, but otherwise she has no olaim upon him. As told yesterday, Mra. Mildred AEOLIAN HALL - 29 WEST 42nd STREET * In BROOKLYN 11 Flatbush Avenue In NEWARK 895 Broad Street v ere AAU A Sa t WAREHOUSE REMOVAL SALES PIANOS and PIANOLAS Annual usual, ber of exchanged Upright Pianos, than can be found any of the markets today. wonderful Aeolian Hall in the Bronx Our removal from two great warehouses into more mod- ern and convenient quarters means that we are placing on sale, for one week, only, an enormous num- Pianolas and Player-Pianos—a sale more at- tractive in variety of style and name, in quality and price values The great popularity of the new Duo- Art Piano has brought an immense number of Pianos and regular Pianolas to Aeolian Hall in exchange for the new instrument, Steinway, Weber, Chickering, Knabe and others of the very aris- tocracy of the piano world, are generously than Grand and elsewhere in of the world Acolian Hall, New York represented in this great offering. All of these instruments, Pianos and Pianolas, have been in the hands of Aeolian workmen under expert supervision during the dull summer months, when there was ample time to work on them. They have been scrupulously over- hauled in every detail and in quality and appearance are prac- tically indistinguishable from new. You cannot afford to overlook the opportunity this great Sale presents to secure a splendid Piano or a Pianola in perfect condition and at a price far below present market values, Liberal monthly payment arrangements made, putting it within everyone’s power to buy aGrandor Upright Piano or Pianola which will give years of satisfactory service, of the Public to these rare Aeolian Sales Events suggests the advisability of an early call, For This Week Only. HE Aeolian Company's September Sale rs has even greater signifi- 4 cance this year be will The unfailing response Chaplin arrived here'a few days ago lf October, 1918, here, and upon ” The AEOLIAN COMPANY InFORDHAM 270 E. Fordham Road All Aeolian stores, including Vocalion and Record salesrooms, will be open evenings until 9 o’clock during this Sale \gup PIANOLAS and PLAYER- PIANOS Prices from $495 Monthly Terms as low as acqajred since thelr marriage, which mates at $3,000,000. He had made a wreck of her life, she declared. She brought suit for divorce in Califor but Charlie beat It out of that State and by easy sta Mildred's reaching New York she said she had changed her mind and wouldn't press the sult, but still wanted the money. About the same time Mrs, Chaplin arrived, Charlle registered at the Ritz Mr, Spencer, this, it appears, being his middle name. there yesterday when he read and bad told what his wife said about HE famous Pianola is represented in a variety of styles at genu- ine bargain prices, The makes are the tiful Weber Pianola, the Steck, Wheelock, Stuy- vesant and Stroud, also Aeolian Pianolas and the Aeolian Player-Piano. These Thstruments are little used, equipped with latest expression devices, in perfect playing con- dition and priced far be- low present-day values, beau- fet for her what she declares are her rights—namely, half of the cw Boys’ Coats Bmall Boy's Reefer style, of mixed ord check, beesstoa GAYE Muslins, Ginghams, Batistes, Sheets, Towels, Comfortables, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Etc. 10.0.0 Yds. of Unbleached Muslin 19: she 119 West 24th St, Near 6th Ave. made his way He was Good, serviceable, standard factory wear, 36 inches wide. household uses. 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