The evening world. Newspaper, March 6, 1922, Page 9

lpn, Schell to Produce | there on Thursday night, following] | Affidavit em Miscondnet. | the receipt of a lettef signed ‘Joe"| Complying with a recent ruling of the and postmarked Philadelphia, March |court that something beyond the mere | am going to fight any attempt to annnl Pi 1, addressed to Mary Venza, No, 60/ Statement of “information and pellet" | my marriage to Julla Mahanna if Ihave | Anna @, Nilsson, inotion pleture uc-| Spring Street. Mrs, Venza had fe-|™uUst accompany an application for | to carry it through every court in the) troxs, qwas a passenger. ‘Misa Nilsson | counsel fees and alimony in a divorce | United States and it takes every cent H —— action, Charles Millard told Justice! 1 can save, beg or borrow,” declared the Tompkins ‘3, the Supreme Court, White] Rev, M. Simon Yonan, Nestorian priest The body of a girl found mur- Gerod inst Friday in the vicitlty of es Y D. Rockefeller's country estate| KIN OF ENGLISH LORD twenty-fe:r" yerm, ‘was toentitied yesterday by her moth-| pye1 D FOR INTOXICATION | Mary Venza, twenty, wife of Carlo] A taxicab chauffeur deposited at the| Venzu, also of No. 32 First Avenue, | East 3th Street Station early this Mrs, Messina previously had partly |™0Mming © man under the influence of {dentified the clothing. Pietro Venza, | "aver. He explained “he found him brother of the murdered girl's hus- / ® rana, aided in the identification. : Mrs, Messina told the police her } daughter and Venza had not been liv-| Avenue, sulesman and cousin of Lord |PiVers Fifty minutes, / ing together, but that they “saw each| Balfour. He got a suspended sentence other once in a while.” Mrs, Mes-|on a charge of Intoxication. sina further said they all had lived in| “Unusual caso,” commented Magis- Boston until about three months ago, | ‘4te Renaud. " don’t to the when they had moved to New York.} (hiy’ aod’ te Whes setnerelio’ ce ta | baggage was being put on a cab. He THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 6, 1922. Tarrytown police sald the young woman probably had been lured Counsel Jquested the owner of the fruit store} yet NO, OU Spring Street to receive shut was found in the lining of her fur coat. fer of No. 97 urice Sh oe 7 wife is twenty-one, not nineteen as she | : i " "| Used successfully over century that res: £ “ Mrs, Cae Messina of No, 82 wate phasis tii HUGHES ARRIVES HERE _ | ciaims. He declares a New ‘York pleat |E&¥Tence | Widdecombe and _ County |) ’ ti cults from expert fitting. venue, at Coffey’s undertaking shop,| Beose Now Senda Men té Morwuc,| FT’ is responsible for, het change of mind. |the Staten Island Bae Association, ‘will | i rii k The Walk- Tarrytown, ‘The victim was Mrs.| nak AR lean St dul slit gh datecode Ol be ai Yonan's mission will |go.to Albany to-day to appear, betore | AM for o Cc s k-Over Stores have more “staggering around and so I ‘brought him in." In the Yorkville Court the man said he was Jobn Balfour, No, 193 Madison hese intoxication cases Her daughter did not accompany| Gellevue now, or the Morgue.” left at 1 o'clock for Washington. A SALE TUESDAY: but followed about a month] CO-RESPONDENT’S SON | PRIEST WILL FIGHT STAR VISITS PARENTS [th Constitutional Amendment Butt TO AID WIFE IN SUIT YOUNG BRIDE'S SUIT) hattan, She has named Catherine Boni- |hurst. The Schells have been married of State Charles 5. Hughes, with Mrs, Hughes, arrived home to-day from Bermuda on the Fort Hamilton, ‘The ship made a record run up the bay to her pier, Fifty-fifth Street and North after leaving TO ers 4 he was berthed. Hughes, who left heer three | weeks ago, said ne had a wonderful West 42nd St. (Between sth and 6th Avenues) West 43rd St. vacation, He was shot at by the photog- raphers for stills and movies while his hing the office of County Judge on v AS FAIRY PRINCESS |s xtra expense upon the taxpayers rk a hardship to t 8 Stockholm of the Swedish Amer- fan Line arrived to-day from Gothen- burg with $8,000,000 in gold. | NEW BRITAIN, Conh., March. 6.—"I —and especially her feet Well dressed, good clothes, grace sald that whit ‘oad she had visited | {her old home at lidopan, Sweaen, where | she saw her father and mother for the | her mail. She expected a letter! Plains, to-uay that he would produce | jn ch: first time since she came to this coun- Beg « co“ , 4 " . in charge of the Assyrian Mission at Mats et ‘ Note Mary Venza Got Frqm|trom phitadeipiia, Her inst visit tolan umdavit of the son of tho co- | St. Mark's Kplscons! Church, here, on try with relatives usa child sixteen | At tor UU Orlick’s and charm, especially the style and Philadelphia Said Keep the store in quest of the letter was) respondent as to her misconduct in the | his return from Newark. Youan was|’ | always wanted to go back home | Tie ORIGINAL shape of her shoes—every woman M th St t on Monday afternoon. ‘he letter con-| #ult of Mrs. Mlsie Mf Gehell, his client. | arraigned in Newark on complaint of jand be a talry princess” she aald, ‘and | Malted Milk knows the important part that ou hut. Mrs. Schell's husband is a wholesale | his bride of three days, wito accused |! did the best 1 could to be one to my | | taining a warning to keep her mouth upholsterer at No, 912 Broadway, Man- Parents, who are old. They now have him of threatening to kill her, and was |everything for which their hearts have | discharged, whereupon the girl an- | wished.” nounced she would swe for annulment. Yonan denies he is fifty-seven, claim- ing to be but thirty-five, and says his | shoes play in dress. The beauty of a shoe is not allin the leather—it is in the foot-poise Avenue, Elm. —— ) RETAIN STATEN | Digestible COUNTY JUDGE, | Ince and ator George Cromwell, icetantly prepared =o cookiag aid him in his Tegal fight. the Judiciary « than 100 models for different kinds + of feet. 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