The evening world. Newspaper, December 1, 1922, Page 4

TROT THE EVENING WORLD, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1922. yours that she and Wheelock have|“CODE OF PRACTICE” ) ppe Vera) in, and if he is upheld nt two vefacls artived off sandy! came In -stowly jde by vlde and Clesh'n oftace tardy. He ty as ¢ een married, the widow ed Wille the entire steerage of the Conte Rosac jook yesterday event nl cutne Into crossed the ne on the «t » of the | Culkin, son of Char i ‘ $500000 WHEELOCK Dan eee ee ey ried canna] HE TIRICK BARRED AS IMMIGRANT «cero of the Conte Rowan, | Honk Yow eure ate Grows th Hon ot Tho) SS tac Be) . LAWYER FOR 3 YEARS | : Eacl ‘i bird Asvembly District, Mr. Ee on her husband, She further claimed and the Giuseppe Verdi witt earn serge that {f they were br # they were |e at Quarant PUTS NEW CUPID TO Wort, | ¥2° Wee appointed by City Clerk Cruse, Four 1 eee ta ded » to take back 9, which is the| when the bars wer 4 Four lawyers w olay suspended ‘ | total Lie fer f ha WE, au ty, Tow ansel for (he | from practicing, two for three years, Ks Le: cca LAM Ls y contestants, declare bie - ion te took the oath of office this morning, He’ to furnish ample proof of the Jogiti-]OMe for one ye eae eres e 18 a Hew axaletant 4 warclage license bureau of the City tiehae Senor art ae Wes mate relationship of the contesting|Months, b Division of t tee of the i . lush to Oman OPPENHEIM.CLLINS & © Rush to Quarantine Declared ( 2 John T. Hettrick, #0 PEER aAS Aled NR 34th Street, New York oe Reinarkable Reductions Saturday imprisonmen Bookmaker’s Widow Dee} 'jowea the utmost vonds of affection clares Contestant Not Legal} °"" ectOnee AOU? Ce Kin of Husband. ee anal 1b] suspended for three years on a charac Go Back. ae! was famitiar{o® making inseriions in Municipal — Contest of the will of the late nd's business affairs} Court A bitter controversy bh Hyman Ponker was suspended for a year upon a charge that he also sol ited applications for bonds Ewald G. Menzel was s George A. Wheelock, fame between officis maker, was begun in Sur Court to-day by his brother William k- land possessed wealth of her own, in «{ cluding ownership of the p R jo and the at No 38 Park Avenue and West 86th Street, Surrogate C nded for] line over whe inverting |of the former line or the Allison Wheelock of No 998 Fifth | rogerved decision. six months on a charge Avesie, and ‘his sister; Mary Bisa] — - 7 pope # Judgment debtor | verde was first to cros an imag 9 beth Griffith of Granite City, 11 EVANGELINE BOOTH HAS di Se at Quarantine at midn ; Niles . fad *. a saoats ay TOUCH OF PLEURISY | 69 DAYS FOR DRIVING ew » one of pity his widow, Julia B. of No ve wubsi and return fare 34 Park Avenue. She is the divorced | Salvation Army Commander Tork WHILE INTOXICATED | 5...) oy ity inmigrants bing ' wife of Norman Selby, otherwise Cold at Chicago De 3 . z the decision by the immigration iitladctoy.” ‘Tho contesting reta-|), Werd was received at ete TRIMMED WITH FURS e brother was|Atmy headquarters to-day tives charge that their brother wan] Army Meee anna ooth's throat unduly influenced and also cite that lin hur thet hor shite, hak. “36 he was adjudged mentally incompe-| supplemented by u toch of pleuriny tgnt recently in Supreme Court, Miss Booth contracted a cold at the ‘Mrs. Wheelock was in court to-day |open air dedication of the Chictgo head- when argument was heard on a mo- | quarters on last Saturday, and ‘aw ni-y tion for a temporary administrator of Jeonfined to her bed there for three or] seven ¢ the estate. Through her counsel, she |four days. She was to have poken | 4) in Aunneapolis to-morrow, but the wire Heclared that the contesting brother lio day indicated that the ‘trip would The Western Union base over at Quarantine decided that the y arrived at the same time, It 11 upheld, the Conte Rosso will have to AND FASHIONED AS NOTABLY AS THEY ARE PRICED d]take baok forty immigrants who form 1 the excess of her December quota, and i {the Giuseppe Verdi will have to take was not a legitimate relative of her It cavisctle a eon] buck fifty-nine, But A probably ve cancelled and that she ching. 110th Unsband, who often had denied this|would return to New York from Chl- Thay eth pilot of the Conte Rosso A a ues oO AKO ol aMdavit that this vess i yelationship. she said. In the ten Reduced to 78.00 Rich, deep-piied fabrics in styles of utmost distinction with Caracul, Bea- ver, Squirrel, Fox, Wolf and Mole Fur MISSES’ DRESSES DISTINCTIVE MODELS FOR STREET AND AFTERNOON WEAR Values to 75.00 Reduced to 38.00 Styles of Chiffon Velvet, Canton and Flat Crepe, Poiret Twill and Satin combined with Velvet. 2 ———— OPPENHEIM.GLLINS &@ 34th Street-— New York On Special Sale Saturday A Fur Coat Sale Extraordinary! New Jewelled Hats Regular Values to 15.00 Our Fitting Service We employ only salesmen who are experts at fitting e shoes, Thus when you call at the Dr. A. Reed Stores you get 550 Finest French Seal sec rye« cone Exact Duplicates of 5 figeerrace caperonae Coats and Wrap Coats 4| Higher Cat Model ice cer ae : Ben Pe . Gatlin « " ; look neater through a lon; F ; Snugefitting Shapes of Satin and Faille : : eB Superb highest class garments taken from our regular stock, Silks, with Metal and Jewelled Embroideries pectod cf Wente Men and Women are ine made of perfectly matched skins, richly lined with gold or silver I vited to try on a palr of } ‘i your shoes feel better and | | brocades and warmly interlined—all sizes for Women and Misses a i Dr. Dene Comen Also Exceptional Value | buy if not satisfied, dically Reduced e| . Did, Radically Reduce | Fur Brimmed_ Hats Di Reed Fos Women Made by JOHN EBBERTS SHOE CO. 5.00 | Squirrel, Moleskin, Nutrla and Hudson Seal | 10.00 SOLD ONLY aT | combined with Satins and Metal Brocades. ||| 1372 Brosdway, at S7th Strept @yys, 12 Park Place, Woolworth Bidg. i ————_—] RLY WANTS WORK WONDERS Hats also on Sale in Our Brooklyn and Newark Storea = SS Se | ea {v3™ |