The evening world. Newspaper, March 28, 1922, Page 10

_ | THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MAROH 28, 1922, HIT BY AUTO; RID BROKEN. Martin Fox suffered a fracture of rib and Inceration of the scalp Inst nigh when he was atruck by an abt owned and driven by Daniel ¢ when I went away,” he sald. ‘'I be lieve, however, there are secreted somewhere valuable securities, 1 in tend to try to dig them up and meet every obligation the firm owes, Some- and claims that he boarded at the Renefer residence at the invitation of Mr. Benefer. JURY ACQUITS “SON TESTIFIES BopY oF LIGHTER FOUND IN BAY. The body of James Slattery, seventy- CAPTAIN ile] two years old, captain of Lehigh Valley Lighter No. 206, who disappeared Dec No, 37 2int Street, Weat New York.| 17, wa found flouting in the Bay last times T believe Wall Street is too big} The accident occurred on the Paterson] night near Lehigh Valley Pier No. deat } LILLY, BROKER |*" wndertaking for me. 1 prefer] Plank Road, Jersey City, Gregory was’ Jersey City, It In thought Slattery ac- ’ teaching school." locked up on a charge of assault. eidentally fell overboard Freed of Grand Larceny Charges—]= Believes He Prefers Teaching School to Wall St. J. Frank Lilly, the psychologist broker, who disappeared in July, 1919, after his firm had failed for $1,600,000 and who was later arrested in Texas on a charge of grand larceny, was ac quitted to-day by a jury in General Sessions before Judge Mancuso N DNORGE SUM Takes Stand in Contested Pro- ceedings in Which His Parent Is Named. A son pitted bitterly against a mother is one of the startling features} Lilly testified that he had become of « strongly contested divorce action] ill handling the large amount of brought this morning before Justice |™oney from investors all over the . r country and had turned over the op- Frank L. Young and a jury in the eration of his offices to subordinates, Supreme Court in White Plains by who, he admitted, might have ab- Elsie |Schnell of Hastings-on-the- sconded. Hudson against Edward Schnell of No.| The jurors congratulated him after 97 Maurice Avenue, Elmhurst, L. 1. his discharge. Lilly told reporters he Named as co-respondent and co-de- had been offered $250 a week to enter the sales department of a Wal) Street fendant in the action is Mrs. Catherine Benifer of the Elmhurst address. house. He was undecided whether he The first witness for the plaintiff would engage in business again was Austin Benefer, twenty-four- year-old son of the alleged co-re- Spondent, who testified that on at least three distinct occasions he looked through a “‘crack in the door’ of Mr. Schneli's bedroom and saw his mother and Schnell in scanty, cos- tumes. Schnell, according to the plaintiff, is alleged to be the ‘‘star boarder’ at the Benefer home. “What did you say to mother?’ the son was asked “I asked her if she didn't think], she was going too far with Schnell. “I don't know how the firm stood Kiddies Love to Eat Mueller’s. hunger is the dumb call of fast ( , ing muscles and tissues for new your She told me to mind my own busi-| Oy, always the youngsters, : 7 nées, that was her‘own affair.” Slain’: fooils too canty digaaed. Smartest Trimmed pty special lot of ‘Asked if he was bitter against | Serve kt on Mondays and W. 3S manufacturers’ samples, including every new style. In black and colors. Trimmed with flowers, ribbon and ornaments, i 3.00 Value $5.00 Sehnell, the witness replied ‘Yes.’ He said be did not speak to or at- tempt to punish him for his actions. aeseeeea All you meed tn « food” ne The son further testified that his mother and Schnell frequently sat alone in a parior, the door of which hed a knob -missing. “TI offered to fixithe knob,” sald the son, ‘go that the door could be opened from the outside, but was told to leave it alorte."” The Schnelis \have four children. Mr. Schnell is tm the upholstery busi. ness at No. 98%Broadway, Manhat- tan. 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