The evening world. Newspaper, April 7, 1922, Page 4

THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRIL 7, GRANDMA PAST 60 DANCES AND 1922, COUNTRY’ S HEALTH |WED AT 13 YEARS, IN PHONE RATE SUIT| IMPROVING, CENSUS CITY WOULD JOIN she Was married in 1919, when sbelASKS SPECIAL JURY GETS DIVORCE AT 16 Was thirteen years old. } | | ‘ IN ENQ WILL C. The Justlee asked the girl's ates NG of \ Ghder ti STANDS ON HEAD REPORT INDICATES hey why an annulment had not ceen | visponce J. Shearny counsel for tbe i clared if the r Companys Armies “Munletpality Judge Suggested Annulment, but] S°Usht instead of @ divorcee, and the fegecutors of the $13,000,000 will of the te ; - ay ve, | Mose, From: Sick Bed at 35 Hlas No Right to Inter- Pephoid Deaths Drop 5.3 Per Mosc Nees ‘n't W attorney replied that it would take }iate Amos F. Bno to-day requested Sur- M I by i to’ Step: OUt. and veneth Came 100,000 From 1916 Mrs, Necerato Didn't Want — Ja year at least to get an annulment, Jrogate Jamex A. Fotey to select a spe- ii GENERAL iN BROKE ; Ly A ORI Mec Got Well : Figures to Wait a Year and the girt wanted her freedom im- etal jury for the retrial of the Kno will elves araciounly, Everywhare oH hie ! Applivation for permission to inte Ss. z . meiilately. contest, scheduled to begin on April 17, 14 visit to thie country, particularly in ' Marguerite Josephine | vene in th of the New York ‘Tel WASHINGTON, April 7 Supreme Court Justice sorachauser | 4 . : He contends thay the case r } Washthe : sesiced Uy ’ « ehenmicns hh to-ay granted divorce decree to|_.% WOMAN woes out far better into Lj Bla » admits being past ¥ against the Public Ith is on th de Uberation by twelve \} cil. . Raara i r Aan tr con Health fs on the upgrade inthe [4) Toaaphthe: Recebaio, wieean the world with a marriage annulled aaa ‘ i i the fet ag vists, was oi iia) dBRL fede ome in Which the) Cnited States, the Census Bureau Wecerato, sixteen, Of sy ase divorose,’ dald the Justice, [eeuty) ane, raining " ‘ ; a sou wh cu putting ito effect of reduce: eported to-day. tees ; id * s zi a pupvEnd HAE Lid with hi nae ACs " health, de ides, wos made to Judge Hand inf ‘Typhoid fever mortality, one of [PM Necerato, twenty-three, to whom | goes out as a divorcee." rogate Foley reserved decision. Condition at Hearing Before Vii never be old!" ‘Those who | the United States District Court to-] tne best indexes of the lealth of | se=memreermmseccemeen ems _ ; i A ? 1 lance on t the: CRYOt New. a community, ghowed u decided - a 7 Bankruptcy Referee. ne cae : © ler dctends Mavens 1920 over 1916, the bureau ———— lace, wor é seventy, though she ‘3 rae 108 O08 population, DENIES HE IS BRIGAND nie foes t yk sixty. At fifty-five Sah reat) p =NIES a IS 5 sagen while in 1920 the figures had nen Sa Mu i ad rheumatism and curva dropped to 7 Counsel Says Charg on {888 4 brigand and that ture of (ie Spine, She got out ot The lowest death rate was in Si ays es OT ived ot rf wo ° ms *s 4 chusetts—2.5 per 100,000. fired on and Killed ty ed wegan dancing to a the Attornay he highest was in Witconnin Which Cossack Leader Was |toldiem. There {iinent phonosiapl. She has been dan eral fo protect subseribers und that + 100,000. . y Arrested ‘Avé Absurd, NaGre. ot nee. the city has no rights in the matter ae a Siberia “at is os absurd to denot Examination into the affairs of Gen, Gregorie Semenoff, the feuder, Right in # civil suit n to-day be- fore Peter B. Olney. referee in bank- raptey, at No. 68 William Street with his wite the stand Mrs. Semenoff. « prett hittle Woman, about twenty-five fowned in a fawn colored suit witty, (he Baikal fur trimmings, declared that they is: the were without funds, She said that }miles. It their whole luggage ot aul con i five pieces of hand bug Sine ontais hat box eriean tr ip forfwhen he fe anti-Rolsheviat 1 here Tasty who was arr Allied Gover shevist years oll, op train and di A necklace which she put security last night in husband might get a * that her ty company ty go on lis bond, she said, was a i] my | gift trom’ her mother who was dead absurd, 1 | j | { ov arrest, 0 and that it had be Bre Sire Ora Harbin) to one mother by her Reo itl Colonel in the Mrs, Semenoff said tl iven to her who was 4 merely st granted A owrit for rubles in Manchuria Which they had come to " : ehtrian courts are had been loaned to her husband his brother, a cattl golia, She gaid she married tl eral in Chita, raiser in ‘ himself Siberia, in fle aveent 1920. They are on their way te Alsterout wie where the General expects 1 tional help, financially, she said wil Gen, Semenoff will be examined] day to-morrow as to his financial cond!-] peg tion, His attorneys, Glaze & Kine. | wife may proceed to sald to-day he was willing to face} they bad planne any accusers ond the allegatiuns against him were absurd. The arrest of Gen, Somenof wast the result of an order signed by Jus- |) tice Delehanty, The complaint was | war made by John N. Boyle, trustee in| Semenoff, bankruptcy for the Youroveta Com-|nearing. | Bach den pany. The company was incor-|the General's busine porated in 1918 with a capital of|nection with the $1,500,000. Leon M. Wourgatt was (the trustee of U President and Moses Fainberg Secre- many, BONWIT TELLER &CO FIFTH AVENUE AT’38™ STREET SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Six Distinctive Models “BONTELL” PUMPS 12.00 AFTERNOON PUMPS in patent leather, black satin or patent leather combined with gray buckskin. 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