The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 13

| lothing Left for Mrs. ‘Thomas From Estate of T. P. Shonts; “~~ Widow Receives Her $100,000) ::.2° "°° Lin oo Appraisal Shows Net of but} $189,745—Schedules Show There Is No Residuary for Legatees Ne anal in YVill, The complete schedules in the ap- jal of the estate of Theodore P, honits, which became public yester- ¥, threw gn interesting light upon he fight between his widow and Mrs. > a saz, MRS. AMANDA C. * TRO MAS) manda C. Thomas, his residuary legatee, to determine which should celve the greater part. of his estate. After many months of legal wrang- ling, imswhtch numerous affidavits containing sensational charges were filed on both sides, Mrs. Shonts with- Wrew her objections to the probate of her husband's will, which made no provision for her other than to ac- knowledge a debt of $100,000 and leave her acpainting of herself and a $5,000 life insurance policy. It was announced at the time th }Mrs. Shonts had received about $50. 000 as consideration for withdrawing her contest and Mrs. Thomas's share S residuary legatee was estimated at about $50,000 to $60,000. The schedules filed by the State ransfer Tax Appraiser indicate there bvas no residuary estate and that there vas no sum paid Mrs, Shonts for abandoning her contest other than the $100,000 which her husband admitted Be owed her. . Inasmuch as any sum paid Mrs. HW Shonts out of the estate in settlement of her contest would have been paid after her husband's death, it would Sheffield Holder in Design, $5 HOUGH many things shown at Ovington’s are useful, there are others which, | like the lilies of the field, _ toil not, neither do they [J spin. They do nothing— and they do it exceed- ingly well. OVINGTON’S “The Gift Shop of Fifth Avenue” Fifth Avenue at 39th Street tch Silver A PHENIX PRODUCT ie ere ae in + /DELPHIA” Brand Cream Cheese is famous ge its unvarying delicious flavor. ns GOOL Cheese s have been Included i; the Appraiser'# Likewise the fact that there is no residuary estate for Mrs. Thomas to inherit ts made plain by the fact that the specific cash legacies made by Mr. Shonts are all reduced by about ono- ‘There is no computation of any residue, and Mrs, Thorfas's nume does |wage earners’ families were ve anything from the estate, e does receive $18,220 of an un- N00 loan whi 000 trust’ fund Shents for u sister und two nieces after their deaths. rhe transfer of Mr, Shonts’s house- hold and personal éffects to Mrs. Thomas before his death, the Ap- , Was completed before ale was executed in June, . He therefore did not Include the value of those effects umong the as. sets of the estate. The gross estate equalled $835,466, fons which brought th loan from BE, J. Berwind, $90,000, and | collect $11,000. money owed Dr. J. Bentley Squier, $14,610; Dr. J. F. Erdman, $7,500; and | !*8t year. Marie ‘Antoinette Sirfe for gowns purchased in Paris by Mrs. Shont $8,900. Federal income taxes of §2, 695 and State jncome tax of $ tor 1919 were also Jisted among the COST OF LIVING UP Vs 54.7 P. C. OVER 1914] AAW But It Has ‘Diopped 24.4 From Peak in July, 1920—Decline in March Small. The cost of living in the United States at the » iddle of March, 290 5th Av. and 511 6th Av. rding to figures made public ndustrial’ Conference “La Fontaine” Board of No, 10 has just comple nthe cost of “uving. But rine. tn with Interest on a she made to M principal of a $100, ane of 24.4 established by Mr. fof 1.9 per ce ‘According to, the bonrd’s Amure has been a drop of 8.6 per White Kid, Patent Colt Patent Caltskin, Grey Sue te. skin; Grey or Black Suede ISSUES 2,000 WARRANTS IN INCOME TAX EVASION "in White Sizes 1 to 9. A to EE Formerly 58 Third Ave. ‘ants against per- payment of the full Here’s Real Clothes Economy! There’s Only One Way of Obtaining Satisfactory Service From Your Clothes—By Paying the Price of Good Quality! But It’s Not Necessary to Pay a High Price to Get Dependable Quality. Fhat is Demonstrated Very Clearly in the Entirely New Stand- ard of Value We Have Been Able to Set This Spring in Our Easter Kuppenheimer $35 Suits Stylish New Models for Men and Young Men. Suits That Fit Perfectly as Long as You Wear Them, Because They Are Correctly Designed and Ex- pertly Tailored. Pure Woot Fabrics Insure the Long and Satisfactory Service That Means Real Economy! See These Special Kuppen- heimers at $35 Before You De- cide on Any Spring Suit! OtherKuppenheimer Suits ‘40 45 50 s —See Our Window Exhibits Our 34th Year Fi Business Three Convenient Stores 279 Broadway, near Chambers 47 Cortlandt Street Broadway, at 49th Street most common among foreigners who] Only about 1,000 warrants were lasued| made initial payments on last year's Evasion of the tax has been} teturns and then disappeared. J. GL ASSBERG BOTH STORE: Vs anp'tist sit Short and Medium Vamp Shoes To Those Who Appreciate Style and Quality ; “Ta Rose” | White Kid or Black Satin LLL ACE OE Be ane THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, APRYL 14, 1922. Bloomingdale’ ——-—QOur Golden Anniversary Year-——-1922 & A ES ee 59TH TO 6orH St — oes You Are Invited to Our Festival ONDAY, April 17, is our birthday. Just 50 years ago Bloomingdale's was founded upon the bedrock princi- plesofhon- est value, truth ful advertising and courteous service. Half a century has passed, another genera- tion is at the helm, but the basic principles upon which this store was founded h ave not changed. Weap- proach our Golden Annivers- ary festivi- ties with pride in the confidence the people have be- stowed in us, We are grateful and our gratitude shall take concrete form in a Golden Anniversary Festival of Values which will give the people of New York cause to celebrate and which will be long remem- bered. See Sunday's Times, World and American for Details. Send for our Anniversary Bulletin, Unusual Sale of Easter Hats : At $5.95 This distinctive | boasts moire taffeta and a transparent hair braid brim with a heavy garni- ture of daisies to make it | decidedly chic for Easter. At $3.50 A smart little shape with a crown of satin and cello- phane visea brim. Effee- tively trimmed with two fyceine ostrich pompons. Very specially priced. We have a splendid array of children’s tailored and trimmed hats, all wonderfully low priced. Especially featured are Children’s and Girls’ patent Milans at $1.69 and Italian Milan at $2.95. Bloomingdale's—Main Mioor, For Easter Wear Misses’ Silk Capes Specially Priced Three models featured unusual collection of fash- ionable canton crepe capes. claim stand up collars and fringed bottoms but vary as to trimming and lining. -ainstakingly made and finished with all the smart details that ¢haracterize high quality merchandise. Lined throughout heavy crepe de chine. All TON To THT Lid ave Our Price For Men’ s Spring Suits 3 id And we are confident that this is a price that can’t be * bettered in New York considering materials, workman- ship and the entire tone of the suits. . Excellenth ‘tailored on the favored Spring lines for both |} young and older men; excellent material, too, in every... |) suit. An extra pair of trousers included in the price. All sizes—-regular, long, short and steut. Bloomingdale’s—Second Floor. All-Wool Suits for Boys | $12. 15 Made of all-wool tweeds and cheviots and made, too, in the style that most boys prefer. Well tailorea—and, of course, they’re good look: ing and smart. Knickerbock- ers full lined and coats lined with alpaca. Sizes 7 to 18. Boys’ Blouses, 79c Good quality matlras in neat patterns, Sizes 7 to 16 years. Bloomingdale's—Second Floor model $25 smart youthful in this | the favored with Bloomingdale’s—Second Figer, Imported Beaded Handbags shades: . Men’s Easter Neckties: 69c Neckwear that is smart and new/! —and most of all, neckwear that’ is excellent in material and low 3 in price. are individual in design an coloring—figures, Pogot8 ae HH! regi- all-overs and college an mental stripes or plai solar. Ties 69¢ each or three. presi ilk ied ond d silks in ae, i ri $2.50. Fash- it ties assort- ment, $2.35. ion Matn Floor Cut FlowerShop : andGreenhouse Open Saturday Eve and Easter Our entire stock of Eastr flowering plants in the green- house and cut flowers in Lexing- ton Avenue Shop will be sold at great reductions, Cut flowers for Easter in tre- mendous variety; all kinds of roses, carnations, lenias, or- chids, jonquils, ps and num- berless others. Deliveries made before or on Easter Sunday. Easter Flower Suggestions Large box of assorted flow- ers, $3. Corsage of 100 violets and 3 gardenias, $3. Corsage of prize-winning pene sweet peas and 3 orchids, All for Sunday morning de- livery. Lewington Ave, and 59th Bt, “Mall and ‘Phone Orders Filled.” Groceries Armour's Star Ham, 8 to 10 pounds each, per pound, Be Strictly Fresh Western Eggs, guaranteed, per dozen, %s Tak-Hom-a Biscuit, 2 pkgs. for 9e Cake, Plain, Raisin, Marble or Nut, per pound, 33e Boiled Ham (sliced), per neve. Maracaibo or Santos Cate, 5 pounds for i Orange Pekoe Ceylon ze, S pounds for 1.00 Basement, sober and omingdaie's—Main It vieing with each combinations Specially Priced at $5.95 Exquisitely colored, exquisitely made and unmistakably Parisian in every quality. Shell mounted, drapratring and envelope models are in the gro other in their tations leness and beauty, Bags in a riot of colors and —including, of course, to appeal to ev ment almost any On sale for two days only at thi dinary pri B er to