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ist bias Ht i i a L FEE EVENING WORLD, “mga 17, 1918, “Mr, Bare aid wot tell me Capt. Dulfer to Depety Commie- saw the) gir, Mr. Barr said “| Prohect aad be Duifer said he didn’t want to see the te explan- girl, res toe oe pg ot her to | quffer the with that Mr. | cerahetae, ationt “1 calle’ ty office Harr said cape Putter handed him a & g Qtonéay questioned fim ot bill and told him to give it to Agnes Is ta bteine tek Nek bon re Anderson, stating that If his boy had | ported to me Gy detectives. Capt. Dut: ha ter pookively denied that he had given the Anderson girl any money. 1 asket| sranhattan on the morning of June 27! him 1 he Bed given Mr, Barr any and bought the girl a ticket for Daven- wet enabase, money. He sald he had never eeen Mr. port for $2.50. Later his wife and the Nutriion, up! Barr once and that was in the girl appeared at his office, He gave then rest courtroom. Dulfer was positive and I the girl the ticket and $6 in cash and 4 poy Sire, Barr took the girl to @ train and mak, maked. gain, catied up Mr. Barr on the| started her for the West. quick bench te peat Hi Ht nla i H il gil i et Fa F z 25 F i Hj ** 4 f | Hi : ; il ij i i k i { J Founded 1826 ir Cree Opeme 08 6 Closes at 5.90 P. M. 18 Noon on Seturdays Exceptional Values for Friday and Saturday in Misses’ &% Children’s Summer Apparel Mises’ Dresses \ White Hingerie embroidered batiste, dainty en ee eee 90.60—Value $17.50 Misses’ Dolly Varden Dresses Tn all the attractive colors, blouse and trimmed with velvet ribbon, new draped ae 05.98 Value $10.50 Masses’ Tub & Porch Dresses Gages, chambrays and linons, in one or $1.05 & $3.95—Values $4.00 & 96.00 05.95 & $10.05—Values 90.50 & $16.50 Children’s Tub Dresses SE Seem al ee, nauin O50 & $1.50—Values $2.00 & 88.00 a . Children's Dresses Page's, repp and pique, trimmed with em- 98.95 & $6.95—Values 96.50 & 90.50 for wear, of shepherd checks, serges and veins mixtures, Picken sizes, $2.90 8 & $8.95—Values 96.50 & $7.50 Misses’, Juniors’ & Children's Tennis, Balkan & Middy Blouses Several amart models. 5c & $1.25—Valués $1.50 & 92.00 Great Reductions in Bathing Suits Women's Mohair Bathing Suits $3.95 Several smart models = Values to $7.95 $4.95 Women's Satin Bathing Suits $5. 5.95 Several chic styles Values to $9.95 $6. 95 Broadway & 20th St.; 5th Ave.; 19th St, Lord & Taylor. | “I reported Mr. Barr's statement to hay him who T was, and! acting Commissioner McKay at once Talos hata, fer le knew Dulfer. He aad and Dulter was suspended trom duty.” nied tad Lord & Taylor Founded 1826 The Store Opens at 9 A.M. Closes at 5.80 P. 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