The evening world. Newspaper, December 13, 1918, Page 9

Discharge’ Troops May nana re? HERO WEARS WAR GROSS WASHINGTON, Dec, 18, — Dis- AND PALM AS HE SEEKS charged soldiers who do not wish to continue payments on Liberty bond subscriptions made through the army organization will nave payments al- ready made returned and the subscrip- tion will be cancelled. Ariny officers fald to-day they did not expect many subscriptions to be nullified in this way. Rival Shove for Women— Have You Seen Them? ! For 20 years the men had | Rival shoes ¢xclusivelf'to This season we decided H to introduce Rival shoes | for women in a few of our stores. They were a suc- cess instantly. If you will come and see the | mart, mannish styles, then note | = you will not wonder \ A. KIMBELM: Sergt. Elias A. Kimball Decorated by Premier Clemenceau for Acts of Bravery. | With the French War Cross and a | Palm pinned on his breast by Pro- |‘ y mier Clemenceau for bravery under § fire at Belleau Wood and Soissons, Sergt. Elias A, Kimball, home from the war, is to-day @ hero without + Job. Hoe was seeking one this morning $44 to $72 eerie PRON (ntl 1x o'dock Satantay ight) 182 Bower: 228) Third Ave, 2517-2019 Third Ave SAT ee cleans ak oom and Palm on his breast he went in BROOKLYN search of it, eee he wpekaleavecss Kimball, who lives et No, 128 Past PYELADELPHIA Broadway, was a Western Union op- WD Marhet Street 126 North Bigtth&t ff crator before war was declared, H¢ ff joined the Radio Corps. At Belleau J Wood he won the War Cross for saving the life of his wounded Major. Later, at Sotssons, ho won the Palm by sticking to his radio ontfit under a heavy fire. In another engagement he was gassed and was unconscious for seventy-two houts, NEWARK 21 Market Street Save $10 to $20 ' Manufacturers’Sales | of Overcoats i re a 000 FOR ME 1,000 All-Wool Overcoats $1,000,000 FOR MEMORIAL. ry Men's, youns men’s. all styles which Chicago Club Women to Bulla in Honor of Mra, Young, CHICAGO, Dee. 1%—Chicago women wil honor the memory of Mrs. Ella |Fiage Young, widely known educator, | who died recently. Announcement was Imade to-day by the Chicago Women's Club that a building for women to cost nearly $1,000,000 will be erected here o Mra, Young's i Wl be sold at a creat encrifice. 15.00 Up Ee cree “tis “iwortment without ETTWELL TAILORING CO. $10 B'way, N. Y. City. Ist Floor Also open Sunday anti 2? P. M. . memory PHENOMENAL SALE SUITS and OVERCOATS Values up to $40 At the extraordi- nary low price 501 Each garment contains our “Gold Bond” Certificate, which fully protects the wearer and in- sures value, “al- ways above par.” r= “SEA , FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ONLY SNE SM Guo’ Sixth Ave, 27 CORTLANDT STREET | ‘hie | 3 CORNER OF CHURCH ST, Petts New York City. OPEN SATURDAY UNTIL 9 P.M. New York 124th St-aad Third Ave, Hew Vere [when he anpiied at the Labor Bureau | opposite Debunoey St. in the Hall of Records for a position Also Shoes for MEN at: jf 25 «@ telegraph operator. He was NEW YORE W given a list of names where he might ) 8-80 Cortlandt St. 619 Eighth Avene 2 b san y Sar Kant aad Street’ ft obtain work, and with the War Crosy Gold Bond Clothes | TO OUST PAUL ATKINSON AS BROTHER’S EXECUTOR A PEAGE TIME JOB HERE 'y.,-.ner Treasurer of Brooktyn Bal son Company Accused of Seeking to Misappropriate $12,482. Maurice B. Atkinson of Bogota, M, J., applied to-day to Surrogate Proctor tn Brooklyn for the removal of his brother, Paul R. Atkinson, former Treasurer of the Brooklyn Edison administrator of the tate of thetr brother, petition charges that Paul Atkinson has attempted to appropriate to his . TIFFANY & Co. 4 Cuma AND GLASSWARE LaTEsT IMPORTATIONS PANY, a8 Co- Eldridge CG. Atkinson The Own uses $12,483 of the estate, and that he took papers and documents from Eldridge’s rooms at No. 168 Amity dying Atkinson denies the charge No deci- sion waa given. No will was loft by Eldridge Maurice sya he learned it was his brothor’s intention that two half-sisters, Mary M anda | Street, Brooklyn, while the latter was fass., Hast Bridgewater, Maas., should share equally in the estate wit ton of Canton, Me He saya when he spoke of this to Paul the latter told him: ®@ “You are a fool for rumning around finding out that fact. ignored them entirely and divided the | estate equally between ourselves and our sister. been unable to do anything,” President Lowell BOSTON, Dec. 13.—Friday, the 13th proved to be a lucky day for anothur President. | was being welcomed to France day, President A. Lawrence Lowell of | Harvard was celebrating his eixty- second birthday. ms im a Brooklyn hospital. “Paul Mra. of Bridgewater, Mrs, Grace A. Spenser of J. Waterman and the brothers sister, Mra, Rose Atkinson Mare- We could have "Tender ROAST BEEF, C, |Fancy Hindquarters ~ 3 Qs. 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