The evening world. Newspaper, March 25, 1918, Page 7

s THE EVENING WORLD, MONDAY, MAROH 25, 1918, ‘I; §. DOCTOR WINS Beautiful Young Actress Held , | RC fps Meee “CROSS FOR ‘ AVING | For Trial in Paris as a Spy es | | | Sammy Eliasov, the Boy Who Made Beer and Olives {\ | Famous, Off for Palestine, Takes His Lunch With, 4! BONWI | I ELLER. € CO { ‘ LIFE UNDER FIRE Him and It Isn’t Olives—Park Bum’s Dilemma 4 * | Is One of Benches or Trenches, and He Agrees id The Specially Shop of Oniginaligns ‘ * : sinha With Sherman. J FIFTH AVENUE AT 38™ STREET ‘. |] originated with one Samuel Ella-, A dozen bottles fell out, Th 3 Mean is Spike HS a rae ee oe eG, Spiked to His Sam's the boy that got famous ar erent Olives, sod . Coffin, |around New York for teeing up | "Shay Tha big Wear demanded] Ab The Precision of Fit, the Finesse of Work- a Pea lhe a TE manship, the Accuracy of Detail Are the Equal WITH THE AMFRICAN ARMY IN Sam, you remember, stepped into the| “They toll me Palestine 1s dry. of the Highest Degree of Custom Tailoring FRANCE, Sunday, March 24 (by the British Reerulting Headquarters on FAMOUS New York Beauty| ¥4 yAsscciated Pross).—Lieut. H.R. [42a Street with the spirit willing but Mpeclalin writes: sf) in Bonwit Teller & Co. Davies, the United States Army | the flesh wanting. Dr. Harry Martin, wp whiten the elbows, twist them of ‘ Medical Reserve, who ts serving with | examining physician, had to pass him lin grapefruit.” up. Three days later Sam stepped back It costs two bits to get enough ° * Weigh me!” he ordered, potnding | 24" your elbows. the British Army, has been awarded the Distinguished Service Cross, one ’ — ui of tho four new American decorations or’ ? . his chest, EW YORK isn't too busy to be c ‘ y H Ste i 4 Sor bravery, : _ = 2 Dr. Martin put him on the scales, Ho hemes, 06 tat. me ‘ The pre-eminence of Bonwit Teller & Co. tailleur suits is further 3 | Ligut. Davies on Jan. § entered a balanced 109%. Yesterday a Jackie started to board ) emphasized this season as the vogue of the tailored suit is dominant. “4h dugout under continuous shellfire “Congratulations,” said the doctor,|, Broadway car, His dime rolled un- 7 and remained there attending the |"You lack only % of a pound. How'd! ae. the wheels. He looked longingly » ’ Is occupants after it had been blown tn, you do it?” after it. ‘Then he started to get on. ey i He'Pertormed an‘ amputation operas “Beer and ollvest™ said Gam. “1/*"ralt a minute!” ealed the condue-| Custom Tailored Suits 98.50 £) tloh and saved the Life of a British drank beer until the pretzels floated, | tor, move the car. you A : ar . a % dime!” i @oldier. Ho received the first medal gad then 1 tvs potiies wf ctives'ang| The Jackie got back on—with hie Introducing the smartest fabrics, including the covert combination -Comferred on any American serving a : " I waren olive oll. ‘Then 1 dranx | dime, and a smile. suit in the fashionable trig silhouette with narrow shoulders and Gn With the British forces, ie x 8) 5 sng re beer, “Thanks, old scout,” he said. “Dimea closefitting sleeves, ‘ Tho French commander of a dtvi+ : ; et ; Ne Rare ealivany Khar Gamer of yenty-nia Pi rot a 3 ion with which American troops are ‘J é ball tr baie hauhaad id Mad bechtes the somaner "3 deing trained to-day awarded the eng 4 “ | Phat was the way Sam got in. tor™was a Real Person—and the Javkie q Patna of War to an American in- <A a g,lednesday the Jewish Battalion and Got his dime. A Specialized Collection of ey . 4 a : |Sam were ordered out. ‘ iremeand Bie ite vac Yt chandon fs ext sy See |\wetmaters wipes See (ee Fok ee Women’s Tailleur Suits at 65.00 ty. The War Cross ike : 4 headquarters early—an eaming. Park Bench, to the coffin before burial. bes s He carried a huge package which| The Thing of the Future—The Cen- omens CHreny Se ae ; ti} ‘Two infantrymen entered aban- ’ ‘, |he stalled under a desk. When orders | ¢fa) park ‘Trench, Goned trench to establish a snipers’ were given to marr h Bam, hied him- ‘War's Hell,” saya the B post when they observed several Ger- self after his hore Peg He eal ind . teed mans in th of a E camouflage it under his coat—but an trenches, Other Germans arrived was bulky and bulged. ATTY ARBUCKLE went up to the began an exchange of rifle fire al British Recruiting Mission on mtion resulted tn a barrage from both Went 424 Streqt yesterday to offer his des. At the end of an hour the services. enem ave pt e . ks 1 think T co the Krtorioan ies ea ete, sneer | stile, Suzy Depay, a beautiful younrf connection with an alleged plot pper. wou it was discovered that one of |@ctres& !9 under arrest in Paris awai ransmit intellk 4: he enemy y sir," objected Sam.|" ‘The Recruiting Officer from London Included are all the smartest ideas in waistcoats, combination and j short coat models, in all the leading cloth fabrics developed on { simple custom tailored lines, also more formal types of taffeta. ” A Most Complete Showing of | fhe two Americans had beon killed, | Ins trial as a spy. Mile. Denay’s hus 14 harde aheatre at the time of ber | sald the officer—aad | too! wel ail t : : it: There was plenty of cover within a |band and four others were arrested In| prrest “Well—rawther M d | P; d ] ll S ew yards, ‘but he remained at. hie | =e : - : oderately sf rice aileur Outs post throughout the artillery battle. The dist service cross f to Corpl. Charles Burke, 4 try. His citation 35.00 39.50 45.00 49.50 These suits are of a particularly high character, tailored and finished specially for Bonwit Telltr & Co. in tricotines, Poiret twills, gabardines, velour finished cloths, worsted “Geverely wounded while patrolling, | he refused to leave his platoon com- mander, also was severely wounded. tayed at his side du ley V iti ing an intense bombardment and in.| |g checks, men’s wear serge and novelty tweed suitings. sisted on driving off an enemy pa-|'Bi | iB ARMY |) (United | | 1 5 ts. J. H. West, 1H. Whited, and Privates H and L, I. Fillin- gen havo been awarded the Distin- guished ‘Terrell, . Gentry and Fi tngen died of The decor, tions will be sent to thetr next of kin. Fillingen was a sentry who stood pt his post < and was mo Whited, Teske, West and Hall were members of a patrol which defeated 4 much jarger German force. All four are trom Alabama, a OWN TORPEDO SANK U BOAT. Missile Fired at British Steamer Acted as Boomerang, LONDON, Satuniay, March 23,—How @ German submarine was destroyed by | | one of {ts own torpedoes which acted as & boomerang ched for In.an offidal GeneralGibson SaysEvery Soldier | WHO GOES TO THE FRONT - Should Take Nuxated Iron General John L. Clem, Who Was Sergeant ‘in the U. S. Army at 12 Years of Age, General David Stuart Gordon, Hero of the Battle of Gettysburg, Judge fhe Britten vie abe | Samuel S. Yoder, for 18 Years a Practicing Physician and Formerly Surgeon ain declares that while on hi | y port a German U | rpedo which when Major in the Army, Also Tell How They Were Benefited by a Short Course a short distance n the steamer, was deflected and, describing..«. semi-circle, atruck the subt and sank it, A Just-In-Time-for-Easter-SALE! 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