The evening world. Newspaper, May 31, 1922, Page 14

BANTON DEMANDS ER C'S BOOKS FR GRAD OS Takes Action Immediatels Upon Receiving Formal Supreme Court Ruling. , LER Sen ‘ Upon receipt of official notice this @fternoon that the United States ; Supreme Court in a decision handed down Saturday upheld his right to selze and examine the books of the ankrupt brokerage firm of KB. D. Dier & Co., District Attorney Banton dssued a subpoena duces tecum di recting Manfred W. to produce the books for the use of Bhrich, receiver, the Grand Jury to-morrow morning. In the District Attorney's office are Bumerous complaints from persons i who claim they were fleeced by the Dier concern, either by direct appro priation of money remitted for the of orders. ' which the District Attorney's ac- i} at his office. Criminal Courts Building and if they substan complaints on file he will ask the Grand Jury to take proper action. and will employ a corps of compe- tent accountants. the Dier concern aggregate about $4,000,000. Over the protests of Charles A. Stoneham and his counsel, who ap- peared in Centre Street Police Court to-day in answer to a summons ob- tained by Daniel W. Blumenthal, counsel to the Dier Creditors Protec- tive Committee, which claims that Stoneham failed to account to a Purchase of stock, the hearing was adjourned by Magistrate Simpson un- Ul next Friday at 2 P. M The actuat'complainant in the case is F. R. Wilson of McLeansboro, Ill He claims that Stoneham, while in the brokerage business, purchased for his account 800 shares of Studebaker common stock and failed to deliver it. Stoneham ts supposed to have turned this stock over to Hughes & purchase of stocks or by bucketing Mr. Ehrich ts averse to giving up the books and proposed a plan by countants might have access to them Mr. Banton insists that the books shall be produced at the He will assign several assistants to active supervision of the Dier failure The labilities of} client in a transaction involving the Dier when he sold out his brokerage concern to that firm. The adjourn- ment in the police court hearing waa taken because Wilson is not in the city and cannot reach New York be- fore Friday. <stitmationdtiffineinticamas RISKS THIRD RAIL, FIGHTS SUBWAY FIRE Motorman Feared ‘Train Would Burn If He Waited for Firemen. At the risk of death from the third O'Gorman, an Interbor- ough subway motorman, extinguished a fire In cross trees at Broadway and 123d treet early this morning while firemen, straddling the wall that lines the cut begged him to leave the job to them, 0" feared that by the time the it was shut off, traftic halted and the regular firemen got Into action his own train, which he halted alongside the blaze, would be afire. rail James V. twenty minutes, SL ee TURKISH BARBARITY REPORTED 1O ENGLISH May 31 (Associated Press).—Acts of great barbarity are still being committed by Turks against Greeks in Asia Minor, Cecil Harms- worth, Under Secretary for Foreign Af- fairs, told the House of Commons this morning. The British Government was doing all in its power to accelerate the des- patch of the proposed commission of inq.'ry, but no further action could be taken until a reply wa received to the invitation extended to the American Government. 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GIMBELS FUR WORKROOMS—Tenth Floor Ry r REE D = - BROADWAY 3RD "STREET — EW YORK c ITY All Sizes 34 to 44 Mail Orders Filled While Quantities Last Rich with Glory-hued Hand-embroidery — : mported Peasant Blouses : A SALE Fabricked of The Most Wanted Blouses in America and the Scarcest : Prices That to the Best of Our Knowledge Undersell the Town $465 $365 There's a long story back of this sale, but we'll let the blouses tell it. A story of how again Gimbels has seen a need, and met it. Sensed a shortage and worked out a source of supply. Found something hard to get—and got it. Worked incessantly—and found their reward in the merchandi most cious of the precious, rarest of the ra In blouses, rainbow radiant. At prices unprsesdeatal d. In this sale. Short Sleeves Long Sleeves Smocked Sleeves Hand-drawn and Embroidered Sleeve Styles Too Shop by Mail Through Our Mail Order Department Fine Swiss Voile at $565) 5320 Blouses in 50 Styles 100 Extra Sales- people Prompt Service Insure Tuck - in Blouses And because no-word of ours can do it, again the Round - neck - line blouses must tell you their own story of loveliness. ~ . Overblouses and The bizarre Chauye-Souris loveliness, of primitive Flagg © : peasant colors. Bright as the bridal dreams of her . : Blouses with the who wrought them. Strong blues and greens and Typi i b and Bulgari B d yellows and reds and black. Memories of sea and ypicat easant garian an sky and ripening corn and tender green of cedar trees or Americanized in April—Imperial purple too. And pastel blue P easant Neck Too GIMBELS—Third Floor and rose-tones. And frosty white. AT GIMBELS Sale! All-Wool Skirt Panels Enough material to make a complete skirt : already fringed. All you have to do is to “sew them up.” Made of Fine Imported Fabrics buys a panel of light weight im- $5.00 ported materials in attractive $7.00 stripes on white or tan grounds. Fringed. buys a panel of light. weight im- ported fabric on light blue, tan, and lavender grounds. Fringed. The New Knitted Fabric, “Cross Patch,” Is Now on Display Here in Attractive Sports Shades : $5.00 Yard. GIMBELS DRESS GOODS—Second Floor >-——_ COTTON VESTS C for $1.00 ‘Ten styles to choose from! Bvery garment per- fect—every style of the ten finely made, gener- ously sized. They're plain—or fancy. Bodice topped—or with built-up shoulder. In the finer grades, 5,000 to go in one big sale! 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