The evening world. Newspaper, July 1, 1921, Page 6

——_ AOOONCARNERES PRIVATE PENSION ROLL ASEAN : Vale} Widow's Shire of Estate. ued at $22,151,000, Will Be $11,000,000, SETTLEMENT COMPLEX Elihu Root Jt plications Over Unpaid In- come and Other Taxes 7 p f the appraisal « did his I Kay Elihu ite estate re ling to Had the 1 intact it would have t yet administered. 1 irs, Carnegie will rei $11,000,000. wM@davit of Mr 1 up- irm Vewland, it much more ¢ At the time of Mr. Carnegte's death there were 400 persons on his pens roll of whom 100 veterans or | ¢ widows of v the Military Telegrapher f the Civil War who are nm entitled to Government e to the men he was instru- 1 in organizing for the is $12 ind is Govern: 4 month such time as the Government ons them. ‘This has not yet been er class of pensioners is com- posed of men who served on the Pittsburgh of the Pennsylvania Ratl- road when Mr. Carnegie was its superintendent. ‘Those in this class who e jn bad financial cireum- | atadces receive $20 a month In another class are tho retired teachers who could not be cared for under the terms of the separate Pen- sion Foundation for Teachers. In this class there are 15 retired teachers of the Pittsburgh high schools recelv- ing $500 a year The other pensioners are old friends, acquaintances and employees and the widows and families of such persons. Of the than sixty years old, and half of them are in the seventies and eighties, Prac- 400 at least.300 are more tically all except the veteran teleg- raphers and railroad employees are women There was a disclosure in the filing pport that may call for an on, It ften enough to be deseribed same ex- praises the ap- concerns a practice an Samuc was enga, Boardman t leader, » Comptroller an appraisal of make personal belongings in the Car- r amount was pa President of th Company, who Was engaged by the Comptroller but paid by the estate, Both appraisers submitted fizures, the same ified in response Tax Appraiser ised the realty State, He 1 with the state onterred with Mr. Marx and differences by making con ONFIDENTIAL SINS ASTLE OPEN na REDIT TiitoPm. | ‘1374 Broadway | 2 DOORS ABOVE 37% St. We carry a very large stock of Diamonds, Watches, \ Jewelry |; \imported novel-|| ties, from thell lowest to the |best. Operating |} 4 big stores] ves us tremen- i dous buying! power. We get rock-bottom prices and share * ithe seving with you. These can be purchased on our weekly payments $25.00 . $1.00 Weekly |, $50.00 . $1.00 Weekly $100.00 . $2.00 Weekly Send for Book of Gems IT IS FREE! || & STORE-NOT AN OFFICE < oo Oo. . Predicts Com- been the | The pension granted by Mr. | land having conferred nent with | f the | THE Ito the net estate of 51,011, there! MAN BEATS 8 a trust fund of $4,643,750 estab- lished by Mr Carsegte, in 101%, feb 45 WOMEN nd that of hia wife BAKING BREAD aut ‘ ifetime, ihe principal lupon his wife's death to go to his aint ter Wins Prize ik noand 1 tration expenses allowed by presses Willingness to Tea the appraiser total 000 and in udes $450,000 in an {re Coun nel to Husband miniasions to Hn AGO, July LA man beat n) were provided ve t t nerie in his wil home at Fifth Avenue as valued at $97 d from taxation ‘ noon the grouna 4 joint title to KG 1 that they The ap his reat h 000 worth nal Hist The Deteotives Plivver Vanishes Prom In Front of His He Polic Harlen come ve and an ay toward them, Hut b flivver and $454,001, duc as Fe xes for 17, 1918 and tively bo Castle, Mr. Carnegie’s home in Scotland appraised over there) petective George | wt $534,440, shows crapaneat at No. War Sunday. f CRRW ERIE America 1) Posts of Tenafly and n few min Englewood J and aviators from the flivver | Mitchel Field, will attend MORE AU < where the the Mivye “FATHER OF DRY CELL" DIES. » duly 1 rated in the system Dr, Cox tn 1919 announced t of ¢ woman, alleged Kolvin tion of an apparatus by white S Hn ¢|eloments of the air could 4 since 1918, Into radio activity “BY.D! without this Red WovenLabel | It is your Guarantee of Value andSatisfaction “Tet proper fit and Iorg wear of “B.V. 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See Page 21 for Other Hearn Advertising POLICE MOTOR CAR STOLEN. | EVENING WORLD, HEAVY CUTS AT NAVY YARD. 1500 Out of Jobe and 1,100 More Go by \owast t pelvic th cee, I Alexander teplat " nariied Rev, Dr Rolla B. phar HE BIG STORE ITH LITTLE PRICE 34.4 SIXTH AVE: 3738" FRIDAY, JULY i, ) 1921, 417~ Dee i with candlesti N Ovington gift is an unspoken epigram, pleasant toutter and even more seductive toreceive. And tne ratio of cost to satisfaction is kept sur- prisingly low. OVINGTON’S The Gift Shop of 5th Ave.” 1 As > at 39th St. . 2 DOORS NORTH OF 212". 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The hardened mosquito is. powerless to enter the fine open mesh of the scrim or marquisette of these Canopies. Sold in Muslin Section—-Basement—Hammock, Baby’s Wear, Curtain Depts., Comfortable and Shade Sections and on Main Floor. SEE PAGE 21 FOR OTHER HEARN ADVERTISING TT Tan or elk leather, ew all sizes, MANN: 3° AVEG84°ST. All Goods Marked in Plain Figures Our iberal Credit Terms Apply to Long § Island, New Jersey and Connecticut MOTOR TRUCK DELIVERIES 86th Street Cri Two 84th Street‘ town Cars and B locks Away ”” Station at Our Door 3d Avenue Street Cars Pass Our Door 4-Piece Heppelwhite Period Bedroom Suite in Antique Ivory. Nicely carved. With bow foot and ud 50 Bed, four pieces, as illustrated. 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