The evening world. Newspaper, October 25, 1921, Page 21

caaeeeheaeeenetannaiittaetetaedadiabaiememmniantaeditcnemnes DECISION THIS WEEK IN MOVE INVOLVING Although briefs will be submitted to-day to Supreme Court Justice Morschauser in White Plains on the motion of John EB. Mack of Pough-| do tot c: keopsic, as guardian for Guy Still-| man, to try to bring in all thr Still-; man heirs as co-defendants to pro-| tect the infant's interest in the trust extate of $37,000,000, a decision ts not| 3 expected until later this week. Tho briefs are from former Justice Jenks, A. Stillman, who ts trying to prove Guy ts not his son and not an heir to his estate, and from John F. Bren. | pan representing Mr. Mack. Many intricate points of law are discussed in Judge Jenks’s brief, who @ays the action should be dismissed. | Counsel for James A, Stillman said! ~ to-day be w est move citing pear Friday vefore Surrogate Cohalan | | and show cause wi should not} ver two elder sons, Jainca and Alex- ander. Mra, Stiliman's pointed the boys’ construed as an at appointed to a position where she will have the legal rigt Store Hours: 9 A.M. to 6 P.M. size Gx... \ N ‘9x! All wool, Most beau- 1 preety to which he will be entitled! MRS. AITKEN GETS $4,000 is unknown to her, Mr. Stillman we A YEAR WITH DIVORCE citations at the of: - ——e City Bank, No. mast 42d Street. Vuterbridge Ho! Cornelius J. Sullivan and Col. William Rand jr will appear on behalf of Mr, Stillman | An interlocutory decree of divorce and John F. Brennan will be Mrs, , 0 Stilmants chief counsel Me’ Brom: |from her husband, Arthur 1, Aitken, Ran destined to discuss the applica-| ana $4,000 a year allmony were granted tion beyond saying that “Bud” an Mrance en oO Alexander wanted their mother to t Hentgey een ee their guardian. Mr. Brennan sai Brooklyn, by Mrs, Stillman would not appear be served with the 4 of the National n Textimony of | lent's Niece. Decree Co. “day to Mrs. 0. 148 Clinton Street, STLLMAN HERS fore the Surrogate personally. RDREOTE:, (COURS, VURLIED FLEE: reached $440,000 jay, the day's Court to Rul : Mr. Horsey said Mr. Stillman would] ‘The decree was granted malnly tal being o pofticlale of, not appear either, shongh it was res! throus autnchy: ot Franklin ospital for Chi fo Rule on Action to ported he would “My Horsey added: | Suu? Hoe ey ori acante,| which will be @ part of the new hos 6 BELLANS Make Co-Defendants of: All | “There does not appear to be any that Aitken tived with her| tl, @nnounced a separate effort 1 Hot water reason for this application, This very lack of apparent raseon makes it| difficult for us to understand the mo: | § tive for the move. ‘The whildren are | ke 4 already in Mra, Stillman’s custody! tivea at this and why she should wisi to have het-|y,1qeon Mares. 1 self appointed thelr general guardian |!) is more than we can understand, 1) 1” e to disclose the Tt waa furt . 14 Bast 60th # Mra, Alt- Participants in Estate. form ne y lier that basis of ¢ said the th n had nothing to do K's motion before Justice | schausor. M Mor- Life A Uses Bucket as Gas Chamber fin poo Suicide. |N. J. Miss Grace Tamagno, fifty-four, was) Brun found dead this morning in the bathroom | Mt as chief counse] for James Mrs, Stillman and Or udlng. bleniets ‘Two gas'tubes were turne her mouth, the other op reversed bucket over her hi about the door and window w mith cott No reason is the suield and Kolus had | iv and Kungman is improper and oppose Mrs, Stillman’s Bdaband't6 ups | SECOND ANNUAL OF THE BROOKLYN MOTOR VEHICLE DEALERS’ ASSOCIATION, INC. IN ALL THE SALESROOMS OF ALL THE MEMBERS/ 10.A.M. TO 10 RM. DAILY titlon to be ap- val guardian is mpt by he= to oe o demand and) her husband ; t condition ad} 18 East 31st Street, Near 5th Avenue BEST RUG VALUES IN TOWN/ BEC AU SE We Buy in Tremendous Lots—Deal Direct with the Consumer—Count on Big Volume of Sales THOUSANDS OF SATISFIED CUSTOMERS OUR BEST RECOM DATION Prepaid Mail s Filled mptly BRUSSELS CARPET 49¢ ya. Sal. Starts at 9A. M. 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WOOLTONE CARPET Tin. wide, Just right Tapestry Brussels 9x12 Ornate designs and at- $ 50 | 95 tons werviceable. . stairs. : Ya. combina tractive colorings in tifol colors and de~ st A Specially Arranged Coat Sale Tomorrow Smartly Tailored Winter Coats For Women and Misses Unsurpassed Values 35.00 A most exceptional oftering of attractively modele winter coats in Silvertone and Velour, featuring the new throwescarf; silk lined and warmly interlined, and shown in the new shades: painting now on ita way to America, will have its first exhibition in this | country as a benefit for the new Fifth Avenue Hospital, the receipts as a di tlon’s building f raised $96,000, THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1921, “BLUE BOY” TO BE SHOWN | #!ves and as agents for thave had no de: TO AID NEW HOSPITAL} with ate. runtinet \the firm said, Sure Relief DIGESTION nae in A mon | “The Blue Boy,” the Gainsborough \ 1ts owner will off fon to the Ine The hospital f Sure Relief ELLANS| Duveen Bros, emphatically day that they bad pure U. 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