The evening world. Newspaper, April 13, 1922, Page 12

aay — oo . . OOP ROT TE EY 12 THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, APRIzZ 13, 1922. . She's trom the stockyards of chi-|TWO JURIES CONVICT ° ° : _oopmee QUINN “ihe Alderman denies all the aliega-| TWO HIGHWAY ROBBERS New Series Ch almers Six tions in his answer, “Charge It” When you shop in this large, modern, thoroughly a HALED 10 COURT WILL ASK FOR REVIEW OF WATERSHED GRANT |* meeasslty se Havens ) Hew Oup- score store you have at your command for J. Willard De Yor, counsel for the selection ®a most complete‘ assortment of smart Rorough of Oakland, N. J., said to-day coats, suits and dresses of the very highest types = ment Presages Heavy Men When Sentenced, e “etm! Big Investment Value sions were prompt to-day in con Hayward Springs, No. 146 Weat 1434 Street, a Negro, was found guilty of ng up Alfred Reeve, No. 247 West 1Slat Street, on May 11, 1921, at No, Judged solely on investment value, thé New Series Chalmers Six has a pronounced worth that is unmis- takable to those who know motor cars. vee ld Avenue, Brook- : that he has learned that the grant to 168 West fe eet, and reese ues 4 ; as well as more moderately priced garments. Just ; Miss. Pugh Says He Says He Has Failed | ‘ve city of shale ee to develop se Ws sone vay e pov rs It represents a distinct advance in six-cylinder en- select your garment, tell the salesperson “Charge : the Ramapo watershed for purposes of | helped Springs ni - : am ‘ eer ¥ to Pay Fees in Wife’s inereused city water supply, will be] still pending aalnst Springs charges Babdue Nikola I face Si eo ncentrerery ence! it” and a courteous and generous credit depart- Divorce Suit 10d by the State Board of Water|that in August waa out on by the new Chalmers organization. ment will open your account, upon a small first ‘etc rvation and Development late to-|pail in the first » held up How , th t, without red tape. aan ay, Bec eerey tO uecainen (ete Woltet 21 West 11st Street, Five Passenger Touring Car, $1395, Roadster, $1345 payment, ee Fy wer sald »mediate ; } William F. Quinn of+No. 287 West ta erent ho would “ These prices J. 0. b. Detroit, Revenue tax to be added } Mth Street, Republican erman apply to the su Court for a writ © kl, No. 317 Bast 14th | trom the Flevanth District, was haled| of certiorari reviewing the proceedings | Stree sted of robbing Max ill Models Equipped With Disc Steel Wheels and Cord Tires : iting of the permit, ‘This will No. 63 Before Justice Cohalan in Supre beg hete Court to-day on a motion for an ord case shall have been ro- at ales ts ee Maxwell-Chalmers Distributing Corporation § to compel him to show cause why he Lipt ae 1808 Broadway, New York—Circle 555 P should not be punished for contem BANK CLERK GUILTY oF jad, u a ¢ } of court in refusing to pay the $ FORGERY. Makes will’ be. bhowh ite nein SoeNIeise Maxwell-Chalmers Sales Corporation, Inc. 2 counsel fee granted Miss Lucille F of crimes of 1410 Bedford Avenue, Brooklyn—Prospect 8411 f attorney for his wife, Gladys, wi Bronx Branch 2 ration. It . " ‘tinia 1 H ocd peat Pope F eiin thet tenn |G 4 Taylor tt Gownty Const, = — 175th Street at Grand Concourse—Tremont 4914 } paying his wife's alimony allotment | brooklyn. baat oy we h Se . . but claimed he had ignored the coun- | /oerusener to forging ibe uls ot Ros gel fec order. Justice Cohalan reserved | ¢, oral win the aMdavit fled tn her suit for 10, tins ogee Cee Destroys Eggs KE separation Mrs, Quinn alleges that . fe ei yn Monday her husband's theory of married life fe that “beating is the only language ® woman, understands.”’ Mrs. Quinn, who married the Al erage eee aaa A—A_ graceful cirewlar cape @erman in March, 1914, asserts that inde Sof trientine. and ine she soon discovered that love had de- throughout with peau deo parted from her household. She re- heavy Si fringe add to cites in her complaint that her life heauty; $99.95; in shawaheen, | 450.95. } | has been one long series of assaults. 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