The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1922, Page 9

VIETOR WINS POINT IN CHARGE HE STOLE CHILDREN'S LOVE Millionaire Accused by Widow Not to Be Examined in Westchester County, Carl Victor, millionaife resident of No. 907 Fifth Avenue, and his wife, Mrs. Ernestine Vietor, won a point this, morning in the legal battle by Mrs. Mabel Gunther of Orange, N. J., to have them examined before trial of her action for $200,000 damages for alienation of affections of her two chit- dren. Supreme Court Justice Mor- schauser at White Plains vacated the examining order. It was the contention of counsel for the Victor's that although they had a yountry estate called Karlsrhye on Clinto ‘Avenue, Irvington-on-the- Hudson, their bonafide residence was in Manhattan, Mr. Vietor, who Is seventy-nine, produced an affidavit that he is a taxpayer and voter in New York City and therefore could not legally be examined in Westches- ter County, Justice Morschauser up- held, his contention. Mrs. Gunther in her complaint al- leged that in 1917 the Vietors con- spired to alienate the affections of her thirteen-year-old son, Charles, and her fifteen-year-old daughter, Henrietta, and that the children have been with the defendants ever since. ‘The papers filed to-day claim the plaintiff has evidence that the Vie- tors will sail for Germany to-morrow and intend to remain there. Mrs, Gunther claims that they are going to take her two children with them. The Vietors in a counter affidavit say they are going to Europe only on a Visit and will return in September. It was reported to-day that attor- neys for Mrs. Gunther will immedi- - ately apply in New York Supreme Court to have Mr. Vietor file a hond to insure his return to this country #0 that the alienation action may be tried in the Salk Poe MANY REFUSING WAR RISK PAY Hundreds of Thousands Accru- ing Because Beneficiaries Won't Accept Money. WASHINGTON, April 14.—Hun- dreds of thousands of dollars are ac- cruing in the War Risk Insurance Bureau: because of refusal of bene- ficiaries to take Insurance payments, it was learned to-day. The parents of Thomas Speaks, Jennings, N. C., have refused to re- ceive Governthent insurance of their son killed in France because of their religious beliefs. They maintain that acceptance of money from the Gov- ernment would make them an instru- ment in his death. ‘Some parents have | jf refused cash on the ground that it would prove a too tragic reminder of their dead sons. Many millionaires also have failed to fill out the necessary papers be- cause they thought it ‘‘too much trouble’ and the funds are being ac-| IH cumulated by the Government until they can be satisfactorily dispensed. eed PAIR FINED FOR HORSE TUG OF WARI| Brooklyn Coal Peddlers Had Bet] if on Which Animal Was Stronger. Louis Caperto and Frank Apengo, coal peddlers, put up a small bet this morning as to which owned strongest horse. William O'Loughlin, 8. P. C. A. later told Magistrate Folwell in Bridge Plaza Court, Brooklyn, that he found them with their horses hitched to opposite ends of A cable nine feet long. The cable had been passed under the shafts of one of the wagons and a tug of war was in progress ‘ “Next time you want Magistrat on cruelty to ble around your “tie thi cks and pul Bach paid a five-dollar fine, Last Minute tioned taste, and Handkerchiefs | Kid Gloves Umbrellas 5.00 to 20.00 Infants’ Wear | 45c to 15.00 | Hand Bags 3.25 to 50.00 Art Novelties 45c to 7.00 A complete store for Women Oliver A. 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TRENTON, April 14.—The names of five Democrats who are to serve with an equal number of Republicans on the commission authorized by the recent Legislature to revise election laws of the State were announced to-day. They are Mra. Robert P. Morton of Jersey City, Mrs, David A. De Vanny of Atlantic City, John Milton of Jersey City, Dr. Wililam Diamond of Essex County and Orlo 8. Hatton of Mercer County, —__—_. PRESIDENT HARDING SIGNS RADIO EXTENSION BILL. WASHINGTON, April 14,—The bill extending use of the Government's Naval radio ‘facilities for commercial and press purposes antil June 30, 1925, was signed to-day by President Harding. Stern Brothers West 42d St. (Between sth and 6th Aves.) 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