The evening world. Newspaper, June 25, 1921, Page 8

ERY OVERPHONE PAVE TPON RIVAL TONS. STILLMIAN Girl Making Hotel Reserva- tions for Banker Called Up to Verify Order. A room with twin beds indirectly furnished Mrs, Anne Urquhart Still- man with her first cie to the alleged relationship of her husband and other women, according to a story told to- it 1920, that Stillman was called to the tele- day was in March, Mrs. phone by a young woman employed in the National City Bank, who de- sired to make certain she had car- ried out orders regarding a room in an Atlantic City hotel. The young woman began talking about “the room reserved for Mr. Stillman and yourself," and Mra, Stillman couldn't figure out what she meant and asked “What room?” “The room with twin beds,” the young woman explained, “that was to be reserved in Atlantic City.” Mrs. Stillman told her there must be some mistake, as she and her husband had separate bedrooms when they trav- elled, not one room with twin beds. It was not long until Mrs. Stillman knew all about Flo Leeds. A new story told to-day was that when Mrs, Stillman returned from Europe last November she found the two Stillman homes in the city and the estate at Pleasantville closed against her and Baby Guy. She had been served with papers in the di- vorce sult on shipboard when she sailed away, in July. Mrs. Leeds will not be called as a witness in Mrs. Stillman’s behalf, it was positively stated to-day by the attorneys for the banker's wife. “We have sufficient evidence so far as Mrs. Leeds is concerned,” one of them said, “and we would not call her to the stand to question her as to her relations with James A. Still- man even if she walked into the hear- ing room at Poughkeepsie. The attorneys also stated that, con- trary to pubiushed report, Mrs. Stil man did not intend to bring a divorce action against her husband, that her only intent was to defend herself in the action Mr. Stillman has brough'. Charles J. Waliace, who went to Montreal in Mrs. Stillman's behalf to get certain papers relative to alleged real estate transactions between Mry. Stillman and Fred Beauvais, is pected to return to-day, Some of t papers were said to be in the poss sion of an attorney in Montreal, d seribed as a nephew of Dr. Hugh # sel, the Buffalo osteopath who tes- tified previously that Mrs, Stillman had confessed to him Beauvais's paternity of Baby Guy Stillman, When Mrs, Stiliman returned froia Europe last November. after having been Served with papers in the di- roe fuit at the time of her sailing from this country in July, she found, cording to a story which became public to-day, that the two Stiliman jomes in this city and the estate at Pleasantville were closed against her and Baby It is said that her at- torn . of the be permitted to cecupy any Stillman homes. of the| Children Well — now mother’s sick Don't let sickness spread. Check it by mi acing, arm- less every source of infec- tion. Syipho-Nathol is « Setates: Be hubne Heat Pate Standard. So you know that it destroys germ life. For personal hygiene Doctor of Medicine: Suracry y. re notified that she would | $50,000 a year pending trial | suit but thet she would not) James Brown Potter, Mrs. Still-| Medicine man’s father, in a letter to Mr. Still- man, dated from Paris, in March, 1921, made a strong appeal to his son-in- law to restrain his attorneys from “such ungenerous insinuation” against ras was mado! He defended and open character" of his that allegations she had been “guilty of miscon- At your camp" (near Three Canada) appeared to him as ws and unjust.” to the letwr Mr. at the banker was and said daughter ENDS LOEFFLER ROMANCE. Rich Man's Wife Gets #250 Alimeay and Caxtody of Son. Harriet LocMier, was to-duy awarded a decree of the custody of her son, Locffier jr. two years old, month by Supreme Court Benedict Brooklyn Mrs old, separation, Ke oH and $250 4 Just Russell tw ty-one years in two years later the young hustand lost ave the marrage attulled that he was a minor > Some tin an vetion on the grou Athletes ast Cham- The New England es who will compete in the na- tional championships at Pasadena teft for the coast to-day, The New Eng- land A. A. U. members of the party | were Jake Driscoll of Boston College, Jimmy Connolly of Georgetown Univer- | sity, Ned Gourdin of Harvard and Fred | Faller of the Dorchester A. ©. Hat Cutpill of Boston University and Joe representing Association, com- the group. Earl ‘Thomson, Uh newth hurdier, who is « member of the A. contingent, started west several days axe. Sullivan of Boston Colle the Boston Athleth Leaps to Dew Avotd Charity. Sick, out of work and facing the pros- | pect of being sent to a city Institution for the aged by a son who could not afford to support him, George Levitt sixty-seven, leaped from a window on t fourth floor of the te nent at No, ‘clock to-day. reached He his body in the courtyard Wh aie son David, ated suicide. a Two Ch in Fire. BALTIMORE, June 25.—Two women and two children lost their lives and three other persons were badly burned in a fire of undetermined origin which destroyed the home of Meyer Sandlet in Bast Fairmount Avenue early to- day. Two Women THE EVENING WORLD, SATURDAY, JUNE 25, 1921. ‘CURB GOES INDOORS AFTER A HOT TIME Street Hilarity in) Broad To-Day Marks End of Its Outdoor Life. The ew York Curo Market Inauapl- clously « in off the street at noon today, amid carnival scenes, to resume trading Monday in its new $2,600,000 home. The narrow gorke of Broad scene of curb trading since 1873, was fooded with tape thrown from the win- lows, horns tooted, small bits of paper snowed on the cheering throns and the curb passed. Two empty quart bottles Kentucky label were amasned It was Armistice Day—all me A new curb association will upen un the old site Monday. It Js the Curb Stock and Bond Market of New York, vith Thomas Cook, Presilent, Most of over with new organiza ly of new ma —_ OCEAN AVE. CARS RUNNING. Fiest Time Since B. ft Strike of ant Vear—No Transfers, Trolley cars on the Ocean Avenue line in Brooklyn, which have not run since the B. KR. T. strike lost year, were started to-day on ten minute headway head Bay to Bergen Street 410 any of the cross lines were issued by the company The cars were well patronized and if je to use them the educed to Ive min I night service. Sheepshead Bay REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. $20 SECURES A ‘200 Lot Every Motorist Has Been Waiting For 1921 ASSOCIATED TOURS GUIDE Containing all information the automobile owner il] needs — covers Eastern United States and Canada together with the latest ‘Transcontinental Routes. In One Handy Book That can be folded to fit the pocket 30,000 miles of itinerartes— 17 fallpage mepe— Pipates ton epee hey. Jersey. | Renneriren S4th STREET West of Broadway New York City SAVINGS BANKS. NEW YORK SAVINGS BANK N. W. Corner 14th Street and Sth Avenue Dividend July ist, 1921, wt tho rate of F ‘OUR PER CENT. m on all sume from $6 to, $8,000 wd thereto under the Hy law FROM 10 Holidays exoepted. Dollar Savings Bank OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK ‘Third Avenue and 147th st. Interest credited July Ist, at the rate of Four Per Cent, per annum, on accounts from @b to . Deposits made on or before aly te 10th draw interost from July Let. BRIAN G. HUGHES President, WILLIAM M. KERN, Goatroller HOWELL T. MANSON, Treasureg, BARRY F. REGAL, on the Premises, Op; '% on day of sale, 1 80%: in monthly ins’ TO-DAY at From Penn, Station, 33d ‘Trains will ener will be in Gate, uarentent reine a 00, at stop at Jamaica furnished by my ine Penawyiranie Stat t's, Tie S00, 4.3, HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. alee EN iL; he } BAVINGS BANK: Four P De its Up to $5,000 Will Be’ Received and Interest Paid Thereon, HENRY T, NICHOLS, President, Street, | Special Trains Av. and Flatbush Av., Brooklyn, WITH A ‘CAST OF ——— “WHERE DOLLARS G FAST RIVER SAVINGS | 391-293-295 Broadway, Corner Reade Street, New York Has Declared a Dividend at the Rate of Consult Our Personal FinanceDepartment '11 FOUND GUILTY | IN $1,000,000 THEFT ee {Only Two Acquitted of Conspiracy in Great Post Office Rob- bery in Toledo. TOLEDO, June 256.-4Eleven of the | thirteen men and women tried on a| |charge of conspiracy in the $1,000,000! postoMce robbery here were found | guilty thls morning, i The two acquitted are John J. Epps, | Chicago broker, wito was accused of dis- | posing of some of the stolen bonds, and | Charles Furrler —_aaaasos | DOWN GO ICE CREAM SODAS. | 15 to 11 © Downward the price of ice eream toda takes its way, | Now comes Staten Island with a four cent cut in the two largest dispensaries | of ice cream sodas in the Borough of} Richmond, that of Andrew Jensen, No. !105 Water Street, and William a | 0. 142 Broad Street, Stapleton. Mr, | Miigren and Mr. Jensen announced to- day that hereafter the price of an ice cream soda will be 11 cents instead of 15 cents, “Ice cream is cheaper than it was during the war," explained Mr, Jensen, “There 18 a fair profit in ice cream at 11 cents a glass, i Death From Heat in Brooklyn, ath from heat was reported 10- Brooklyn. Tony Mangino, of No. 234 Atlantic Avenue | \ at No. 1484 H clock and died tr m St Hospital 1 REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION, eee eee ee $30 SECURES A *300 Lot % in 30 days. 70 talments of 2% as deposit. 2 P.M. St. and 7th (main station) representatives at DAILY: 9.00, jue Station, Brookly ‘M. Ponnsylvania a Fatbush Avene, Brook! on, 3d Bireat and Berens Fe My motor frum 59th Street, via the Queensboro Bridge—Queens Uoulevard to Hill- aide ‘Avenue. Jericho ‘Turnpike to ae Houlvvard. ign “Garden en HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS. Peano i sarechat tne OPENING TO.1 ‘NIGHT NSTITUTION er Cent. Amounts Deposited on or Before July 13th Will Draw Interest from July Ist. LESTER VAN BRUNT, Secretary. abit en 1 We REAM seis ic once RRIF Savings Bank books, on proper assignment, as well as Liberty Bonds, at market value, will be accepted City Estates."* REAL ESTATE AT AUCTION. O-DAY is the pay 54 SECURES A “400 Lot 10% on day of sale, 10% in 30 days, 80% in monthly instalments of 2% BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE 1169 Garden City Estates LOTS Including some of the choicest plots, 40x100 and larger On Stewart Avenue, Nassau Boulevard and adjoining Streets and Avenues Absolute Auction Sale At 2 P. M., RAIN OR SHINE, in Mammoth Tent posite NASSAU BOULEVARD STATION, THE SALE WILL CONTINUE ALL THIS AFTERNOON AND EVENING at 6%—60% at 536 %—50% at 5% oO may remain on mortgage. Title Guarantee & Trust Co. Policies Free 67 Liberty St., N.Y. C. Tel, Cortlandt 0744 12.20, 19.30, 1.22, 1.88, ation, fant event “irene SUNDAY! 8075 1008 TIS ae bg, DANCING ACADEMIES, DANCING CARNIVAL AUDUBON BALL ROOM Dancing every evening. Satur- days, Sundays and holidays, after- noon and evening, pe CHARGE FOR DANCING, Not necessary to take lessor Lady Floor Manager will introduce you to suitable partner for danc- ing, Wednesday evening every- thing half price. AUDUBON THEATRE BLDG. 166th St. and Broadway DANCING CARNIVAL ST. NICHOLAS RINK @6th Street, near Broadway Dancing Every Afterncon and Evening, panies Ban Sundays, 2.30 3 Lessons Cady 30¢ Not necessary to take lessons, Lady Floor Manager will introduce to suitable partner for dame- Learn to dance at this popu- lar institution. Roller Skating on Ground Dancing on Second Floor, ROLLER SKATING ST. NICHOLAS RINK 66th ST., Near BROADWAY Competent Instructors to Teach You How to Skate. 50c per Lesson Daily, including Sunday, 7 30 te 11 P.M, Skating on Ground Floor Dancing Carnival on 2d Floor No heat, no dust, no noise. 9:20 A. M.; for tNewburgh, Albany. ALSO, A. M.; West 129th West 42d St, 1:50 P. for Bear Mountain, burgh, 6.00 P. M. Mi: On Sundays the Steamer trom West 42d Street, “De Witt Desbrosses St. Pier. To Albany by Steamer No matter how far West you are going, you can start your trip on a comfortable, restful Day Line steamer between New York and Albany. DELIGHTFUL ALL-DAY SAIL Service daily, including Sunday. All through rail tickets between New York and Albany accepted. DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME MBRS leave Desbrosses St. daily, including Sunday, West 129th St., 9:40 A. M.; Yonkers, ON SUNDAYS Steamer leaves Desbrosses St. Mountain, Newburgh, Poughkeepsie and return, Clinton” Sivamer leaves daily, including Sunday, West 424 St., +» 10:20 A. M.:; Yonkers, 10:50 A. M., for tBear Moun- tuin, tWest Point (week days only), tNewburgh and tPoughkeepsie. ON SATURDAY AFTPRNOONS Steamer leaves Desbrosses St. West 129th St., West Point, Newburgh; returning from New- 2:10 P. M.; Yonkers, 9:30 A. M. for makey the 10 o'clock Return steamer same day from points marked t. NOTE—0.90 A. M. Steamer from Pesbrosses St. DO! Mountain or West Point, TAKE 10.00 A. M. STEAMER FROM W. NOT STOP at New York tPoughkeepale, Kingston Point, Catskill, 10:00 1:30 2:40 Bear run 42D ST Hudson River Day Line Tel. Canal 9300. IOGEAN LINES S cAMBOATS -- WHERE TO GO AND HOW TO GET THERE ) | 2 SA Strs. Chek “ Str. ON ROUND TRIP FARES—Weekd: Sundays and Holidays: Telephones: John 4326; S UNDAY]| AILS UP THE HUDSON} | Ss. S. ALSO SERVICE A L& CARTE. Leage Tier 98 Ne Fe Bt, AM; West 1itd St Phere, 10.00 A.M. wor Pp, PHONE OANAL 9000. HUDSON NAVIGATION COMPANY eanen ‘As Rineraont | Recetver, NIGET BOATS TO ALBANY & TROY, BOSTON Splendid Steamers end Service ‘Oreheatra on each Steamer UTTER MOONLIGHT SAIL To Keansburg and Return STEAMER POCAHONTAS avon Battory Landing 8 P.M Mirai Tine, ‘atremei Fare $1.00 ANSBURG.N.J Dally 9.0, 10.30 a. Ree _ bh he un ra ran Ee i tire Bip dtindsre 2F. ak THE PRA DAILY SERVICE Ss PLAYGROUND. STEAMER ONTEORA Adults, $1.00; Children, 500 eestealcg MUSIC—DANCING—REFRESHM) Palisades Interstate Park Commission Bowling Green 7675, 6, Len Mattery, © A ML: W. 1086 ot. 0.45 A TURDAY AFTERNOON TRIP Steamer “HIGHLANDER"” ls, Pier A, Battery, 1.30; W. 1334 a, 100 P. SUNDAY SERVICE d GRAND REPUBLIC leave ich leaves West 129th St. ite, len a 11dFen, "300. apd 8, Sate? 9A. A. M. M. jar Tax) UP THE HUDSON Str. 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