The evening world. Newspaper, October 1, 1918, Page 7

oe a ee ee a So meen Scale ReMi oa “MARQUIS” SAYS HE'S CLERK WOMAN LAWYER IS NAMED . ‘HIGH ‘WASHINGTON RENTS oe, creas setae» Added Buttermilk re arrms senbe wey we SECRETARY TO PRESIDENT MAY BRING BUREAU REMOVAL Fie 7 lagen eae gence to have Ieee V4A00. and Vateante papers OF BROOKLYN BOROUGH [Pres cies Ii Going to Other Cities Young Man ‘Doesn't K when he was found Sunday morning 7 emerge a dazed condition at the corner of 212d Street and Bredway, admitted this morning, according to the police, that he was a clerk and out of His bankroll, he said, amount he valuable pape! tion cards and letters from a woman friend. To uetectives s y about his suit the New Willard Hotel, Washinvto., and embassies, he confessed he didn't Not Known at Em! in Washington. ‘ON, Oct. 1.—The French and Italian Embassies and War Mis- sions say nobody in their lists is miss- ing. LEMON JUICE WHITENS SKIN { Girls! Make beauty lotion at home for few cents eee eee Reet Squeeze the juice of two lemons into a bottle containing three ounces of Orchard White, shake well, and you $ PHENSON have a a ts the leet Berl ing and skin whitening lotion anc . small cost. | mann of Brooklyn to-day aprotnted Your grocer has the lemons and any Miss Sarah Stephenson, the first drug store or toilet counter will sup-| woman lawyer of Brooklyn, his sec 00. Miss Stept henson takes the place mad nlistment in the army Manning, son of Su- e Manning. windburn disappear and how clear, | P nd rose-white the skin becomes. | CO NE OF PRINCETON FAGULTY | NOW LISTED AS WAR HEROES. Professors G. H. Glove t, Killed, and] wounded, by throwing t hand i an Educator Walkin Front of a Mirror AS your step been robbed of its freedom by narrow, pointed, bone-hending shoes —the cause of a thousand foot ills? Have corns, bun‘ons, ingrown nails or fallen arches deprived you of a = | PLAN TO FIGHT OPPRESSION. Conference Called tn Washington s League Pormation N, Oct 1 f ide? 2 a ree, easy stride ICE R A "Thea change to Educator Shoes (New POLICE PATROL PLAN. today —and free your feet from Ten-Squad System in Effect Te bondage. Gain again the freedom of happy, healthy feet. For Educa- tors “let your feet grow as they should.” j ADE FOR MEN, WOMEN of every AND CHILDREN i ere is no protection stronger than the TepucaTOR trademark, It me that behind every part of the shoe stands fe responsible manufacturer — Rice & Hutchins, Inc., Boston. Byrae | SILVER TROWEL FOR WILSON. Lucia, Italy, Sts0 Names Boulevard! for President, Blucher Educator for Men notified the police to-day that while motoring irom HPaisomaggiore thieves , lstole Jewels worth $6,000 from her, _ WASHINGTON, Oct, 1.—To relieve) SEEK CAST- OFF CLOTHING. 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