The evening world. Newspaper, May 5, 1922, Page 10

ee ne ee EN SES ee eS ey Sale ae , Sentiment in the direction of Wilson- * The commission referred the applica- feeder for its eens rapid trans ow lines from Mexhotan. COURT ITH DELIGHT action ar ealleged in Mrs, Melville's |from removing about $700,000 worth of Improved service for Brooklyn stb- LEFT $288,712} GIVES HIM SIX MONTHS Jeomplaint and that seaprate defenses] securities from the Guaranty Safe Do- asnengors is forecast In orders ’ ae will be required in each cause, posit Company. Mr, Melville charged ad 5 be issued by the commission aT RT John Nanke, 47, Beat Mother, 82,/ The yi teatAn Ager Waeer Wied that his wife was Incompetent, but a avec . Rt rady ¢ Fotethit t Mone ‘ gan a A jam | jury in Supreme Court ruled the woman j Hl IS directing the B, R. T. to run more] Ready for Distribution] | % Get "ener fer Drinks Re Melville, director of the Miner-Iedgar| aay sane when she demanded © trial. cars, more trains and perhaps new a John Nanke, forty-seven, struck his ‘ Fontes through over the tines of the! Atnong Brothers and Sis= | mother, eighty-two, with whom he tived ——— a ; Consolidated Ratlway it hg hic = LEADER Of PARTY Re onan ame of the| fers of Late Chairman, — [at No. 2044 Spencer street, Brooktyn. city-bullt subways operated by the Application for a judtetal settiement |" the head and body several times Sean BR. 7 esion haw waued a catt{ oF {0 estate of Wiliam I, MeCombs, | because she refused to give him money ne CO on has iksued a ca ‘ (Continued trom First Page. fon thee tnterberough. to be ready| former Chairman of the Demoeratie| fF drink, Probation OMeer Bernhard SEE May 15 forsan investigation into the] National Committee, was made to| ‘ld Musistrate Reynolds In the Gates with circtimstantial background is|service on the Manhattan “I.” lines. [surrogate Foley to-day by,the Guac. | AveNU® Court to-day. He sald Nanke current to the effect that Mr. Wilson’s| Arter this inquiry all the surface] iiiy aust Company and. Fr was drunk three of four times a week present ideas on his leadership of the |i{nes of the city will be investigated. | °° Ms y and Frederick] and seldom worked, party have a relation to what occurred |The Interborough has already begun] ®. Ryan of No. 780 Riverside Drive,| “Seldom do | take pleasure in de- in the mystifying days of the lst]io carry out the orders for improved] who was Jaw partner of Mr. Me-| priving a man of his’ liberty,’ ‘said the Pemocratic National Convention at San Francinco, when Mr. Wilson was in Washington and ‘declined to permit bis influence to be used in behalf of any candidate, subway service. _——- OPERA COACH AWARDED $1,500 FOR TUTORING Combs, 6x counting submitted, is $288,712, con. sisting largely of stocks and Liberty tors of the estate, the | Magistrate, “but It is with great de- value of which, according to the ao. |leht that I sentence you to the Work- house for six months." r Men —_>—_- _.THE EVENING WORLD, WM. F. M’COMBS DEMAND MRS. MELVILLE FRIDAY, MAY 5, 19238. maintain tha tthree distinct causes of Oxfords The story is that Mr. Wilson Bonds, $40,000 of the amount 50 wanted the nomination for « third] oo. yitenatre Widew whol 2d 0,000 jount was i form as & compliment, that he realized] “""" cupaeeg Mind to Wed. in United States Steel, DEFINE EVERY CHARGE he was physically too weak to con- ea page vuior inf tht Betition shows that Emily y, of Se tinue the arduous tasks of the Presi-} Mune. Zara Delare Josep Silvie and Marion’ Young of Poxt| Attorneys for Dr. Goodheart Enter - F cael, @eney ina third term, but that he] Voce! culture and languages, was) Richmond, friends of decedent, Reply tm $100,000 Suit. Our lar, e assortment of A alee ht or wing tips. felt he ought to have been nominated | «warded a verdict of $1,600 to-day by | were paid lexucies of $2,800 and $1,000] pr, simon P. Goodheart,” one of the men’s oxfords offers a re- ‘especially recommend and thus be given an opportunity to]a. jury in Justice Whitaker's part of pectively " he residue of the ne fmt ; markable choice of styles those at $7.50; but from ten. | 8 © Court in her sult for $5,000 festate y for distrib doctors who, in an official capacity, de ; decline the honor. Postmaster Gen.{ Supreme Court in her a atl ution, as and patterns — brown or $5 to $12 the values and eral Burleson is ‘credited with aJssainst her e, qiulillun [soon us the court approves of the ac-[clared Mrs, Jean R, Melville of the black; ue or plain styles are very satistyin % ; Krause Alien, ng wic of] counting y an ve broth- 5: brog 5 knowledge of Mr. Wilson's bigs but} George Allen, I phia millionaire. Jorg and w it Hvtfig ity the Week Hote! Pluxu to be incompetent-and who z : y y ie: was unable to influence the party Josephson had sued on a con bs .: % “Tis being sued for $100,000 damages, to- * °. leaders to pay the compliment tret which she claimed she had with] Claims er a eee ETE a os ou this SipeUEne COREE aorniel Sixth Avenue Corner Nineteenth St. — Mrs. Allen to train her for the tic | Vices are those of J. V. Thompson, | 44y asked : : 0 compel Hudson Tubes, 6th Avenue “L" and West Side Subway—All Convenient The musical conch said. her) $16,666; Charles Blumenthal, $2,183; | Mrs. Melville to state her causes of ac- stage. pupil's ambition: grand opera waned when she fell in love and married Allen. The latter died in mit-ocean on Jan, 30, Party to entitle him to lead. He} i971, while he and his bride were en wants to feel he is at any rate leader] ,oute to Hlurope on the Imperator emeritus and that the others in the | . euineny Party should follow him. No one believes Mr. Wilson wants to run again, though it would not be surprising if his return to health should stimulate him in thinking he could make the race. For many months, incidentally, the wave of Now that Mr. Wilson is out of of- fice he feels the same, namely, that he did enough for the Democratic ism on the part of Democrats who left the fold in 1920 has been so en- couraging to Mr. Wilson that his friends say he believes sincerely the tide has turned again and that he is being vindicated. The tone of his recent letters on political subjects has been pointed to]) as an evidence of Mr. Wilson's un-|) bounded enthusiasm to participate in some way in the next political fray and that he will take a conspicuous part in the Congressional campaign before many weeks have passed. Whatever any-one else may think of Mr. Wilson's political influence with the country, the former President, himself, thinks it is undiminished. FARES DOUBLED ONY. 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