The evening world. Newspaper, December 8, 1921, Page 16

aeons memesnnogees mee nena seen neon shea Li THURSDAY, —— 8, “ag THE EVENING WORLD, 1921,° ~TOOMANY PERSONS man, representing the husb QUARREL, SAYS BROKER : Mrs, Morrison, * a 1 7 or, in wa die | atlenee thet in oe hun OF ACTRESS’S CHARGE i FOR OTHER GIMBEL NEWS EE, PACE = = i k band has ace: $80,000 in! Phone s } Nquor transactions in “Philadelphia | Me t+ Hetd tn 85,000 Ball, However, /}) |) } abe a | and elsewhere.” In August, she says, on Gem Theft Complaint. | Pennsylvania Hours: ; F by her that he ae me wits “A lover's quarrel," waa the charac ue | 5100 vi 9 10 5:30 eh ether woman and cared for her | tzation counsel ir ed B. Florian o BP he would give her $5,000 if she would [thy charge made against hts client by * q tithe him, olidea lize vernes Ls do. ‘abalias, an actress, of " - bea i hen she went away for a vaca- Park Weat, thatihe had a == _ tion and on her return learned that 00 in cash and Jewelry 4 Working Confidence Games] Judge Gives Mrs. Morrison} her busband was in Tannersvitte, ® , 3 Ta . i , x where he w be engaged fd he was a broker, of and Selling Goldbricks, | $100 a Week Alimony to. Kasi y, was held In $5,000 iP Savs e Pendi Sui duct the New Manhatto fon next Thursday. He ’ Says the Comptroller. | Pending Suit. SLeE ie aaeaeeeiin AGG Genes Guten vee vgealaee a oe | patente dontitmed the in the wrens een wie Comptrotler Craig charged at to-| One hundred dollars a week ll] ongagemen:, sho says her dhe tid rete ad Hs apnctuting wt 1H an @ay's meeting of the Sinking Fund] mony and $1,000 for counsel fees were| them that sho was the wife of Mor. |'H™ actress © own hands, Commission that “apparently there| awarded to-day by Supreme Court] risan Elsie’s her declared that he] gue mot hl are too many people working confi-| Justice P. Burt 'to Mitdred,| VOU shoot Morrison on’ sight July ne t fence games and selling gold bricks! the “ wife” of Michael Morri ene an denies all the allegations : cil a into first mortgage §n connection with dock propositions.” | son, formerly of the Hotel Astor and sone y He added that the persons he re-|later living at the Hotel Monterey, ferred to were “counting themselves fa” where they had no right to, and @aid they were “rank outsiders.” “Counting themselves in, did you say?" echoed Mayor Hylan. “You mean declaring themselves in.” The Comptroller's remarks followed @ statement by S. A. Oyen, manager ef the Richmond and New York Steamship Company, that his com- pany had agreed to pay 31-2 per| cent. commission to Joseph P. Das for his part as a real estate agent in bringing together the Richmond aid New York Steamship Company and the Quebec Steamship Company. The latter has a lease of Pier No. 47, North River, from the city at $28,500 @vear. The Richmond and New York wants a sub-lease of the pier until 1924 at $28,500 a year, or the exact Price the city is being paid by the Original lessee. The Day 31-2 per cent. would ap- ply only to the first year's Beata Mr. Oyen said. Comptroller Craig did not mention | any names, but spoke of “too many persons.” Continuing he said appar- ently a confidence game was going on at this port, that people were being buncoed into the belief that something could be done for them, /§ whereas they were only getting “a goldbrick for their money.” Although Comptrolier Craig made mo reference to Mr. Day, Aldermanic President La Guardia defended him, declaring him to be a “man of very| high professional standing.” The lease held by the Quebec Steamship Company will be inquired | into bot) by the Board of Bstimate and the Commissioner of Accounts. SEES ONES 80C. EGGS SCRAMBLED ON WALLS OF HOME Wife Alleges They Were ‘Thrown at Her and Asks Separation. Sefambled eggs, ‘according to Mra Rose Lowenstein, became a boresome diet When her husband, Frank, began to amramble them on the wulls of their home, No. 662 East 168th Street, the Bronx, while making her the target of the shell barrage. Now she seeks a teparation from the eggs and her hus- band. Her attorney, Jacob M, Kram, filed the necessary papers with Supreme Court Justice William P, Burr to-day. Lowenstein says he has always treated his wife with kindness and loving consid- eration and denies her allegations, At the time of the alleged barrage in the |) pending the wife's suit for separa- tion. 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