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

\Btold her hust Mrs. Beatty fections he said: “Don’t worry about that, as I have squared the IB with Beatty by taking him into my E. Goodr' ers, of No. was $30,000 a year who is thirty-one, a brunc a pretty, said her husband paid ¢: for her Hempstead home were living together two yee li institutior Her Charges. is ies William EF. She stated Mr. Gc 1's ‘was not given, Before Supreme Court Justice ewis in Brooklyn, Mrs. Goodridge to-day. asked $1,000 a month alimony and $5,000 counsel fees pending trial of her suit for sepd e, in his answer, took ¢ NEW BROOK BRICK. VANILLA STRAWBERRY CHOCOLATE ° All Three Flavors in Each Brick ry Pint.. 20¢ Quart, 40c Apure, smooth, rich Cream, never before associated with so low a price. Ice Cream is so de- licious a confection that its great food value is often over- looked. . Eat Liggett’s New Brook Ice Cream all year round, Apintbrick yields five generous slices —a dessert at four cents a portion, Economical, Healthful, Highly Nutritious, En. joyed by Young and Old SOLD EXCLUSIVELY AT Logetts “BL cCarry Home a Quart [LSeers Hard One Hour More Ice Cream .COODRDGE, INSURANCE MAN, ISSUED BY WEE She Also Brings Alienation Suit—Husband Denies oodridge, head of W. & Sons, insurance brok- Beaver Street, and head two of the largest insurance com- Panies in New York City, was named defendant in an action brought to-day in the Brooklyn Supreme Court by Mre. Veronica A. Goodridge, his wife, W@o lives in Hempstead, Long Island. e's income Mrs, Goodridge, | ¢ 8 ago. Mrs. Goodridge said she has also brought an action in the Queens County Supreme Court for alienation of her husbs by Mrs. Jeanette R Lawrenec alleged wife of R. Beatty, whose address |? ution from her nd her husband 920, the terms of to pay her $4,000 a r. She contends that he has failed t when ded to su of his at- account ie declares that n a business s that Good- hat he would t Beatty's young itiful wife did not get lone- == Eat More Ice oa ind brought her to his home tn the |GREAGER QUITS Adion Apartments, No. 633 West 112th Street, Manhattan. ‘There, he] DRY ENFORCEMENT. says, she made such scenes that the landlord asked him to vacate, which he did, They went to Rockville Cen-] Executive Head of With- where she continued to create glass windshield in his ~ itomobile. : af ‘ send } ; in Resignation. . Goodridge says his wife hit him and 8 9.00 A. M.-Marly morning pricess|CALDER SAYS TAX LAWS threw crockery, bottles and chairs at] The New York Prohibition Enforce- } musical programme. MUST BE AGAIN REVISED him, hit him in the face with a mesh-/mont Office lost another efficient of-] 12.0) M.—Opening prices on bonds bag and attacked him with a carving knife. ficial to-day when O. A. Greager, Chief Mrs. Goodridge met Goodridge} Assistant to Director Day and execu when she was fifteen, and married|tive head of the Withdrawal Depart- ment, handed in his resignation. tt JULIUS. SYKES, BROKER was accepted to take effect on Oct. 1 » , Mr. Greager is a veteran of the FILES BANKRUPT PLEA }spanisn-american and World Wars. ° He entered the prohibition enforce- programme. him three years later. Is Member of Brokerage Firm at No, 25 Beaver Street. Bete wary wera An‘Involuntary petition in bankruptey [1+ 1921, as a sp has Just been filed against Julius , Jhere with E. C. es under the name of 25 Beaver Street. in stocks and bonds. Three creditora Join in the petition. in $120; H. Hornbortle, 3080, and Wil- Ham H. Moloney, $150. The petition Archibald Palmer, way, 1s attorney for thi ‘editors. SATURDAY, ‘The Bronx River Parkway Drive will be opened throughout the New York section at 11 o'clock Saturday morning, with the Bronx Parkway Commission, | Rhine. He will enter a veterans’ vo- of which Madison Grant is President,] cational school and take up the study in charge. Members of the Board of|of alw. Estimate and yorks of the and inspec rious boroughs will at- the finished work as es, and at one time kicked out the} drawal Department Tands Yellowley a year ago ykes [to reorganize the New York office. His} At the request of Director Day he confining and he has not fully recov- ered from the effects of influenze con- tracted while in the army on the ommissioners of Public] Dr, L, A. Reeves, at present in the Permit Department in Washington well as construction now in progress|®94 a close personal frie from Mount Vernon to the Kensico[ herent of . National Di Dam. Haynes, will succeed Mr. Greager. THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 14, 1922, programme. t signals, 1.00 r Washington on Jan. | weather repo jal agent and came |! prosram was retained here. Since he took] 11.01 P, M.—Wenther forecast, Arthur B, King, who claims|charge of withdrawals the amount of liquor taken out of storage in this does not mention elther Habilities or | istrict has decreased from an aver- 320 Broud-}age of 300,000 gallons a month to an te average of 12,000 gallons a month. BRONX PARK AY DRIVE OPEN Mr. Greager says the job is too and ad or Roy dd xcks, grain, coffee and sugar; tm prices; weather forecast;| Either Next Winter or in Extra 0 1.00 P, M.—Arlington time] United States Senator Calder in alo shipping news; musi- inal baseball seores, to 7.30 P, M—"Jack Rabbit 52 to 11 P, M.—Arlington time eig- WOR—Newark 360 Metres ’, M.—Songs by Mable Percival : ‘Ave Maria” Harry EB, Waterhouse; » Roses" (Schneider). nopsis of Shakespeare's plays. b by Harry E. ad to Mandalay’ 6 6. elther in the winter seaston or In a ntemplated calling aft Women's fashions, househol’ Tt he were fn Seasion, He Writes. ve removal of the ta P. 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